The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-17
Short
Socks
NEW UNDERWEAR MATERIALS
PRETTY. DURABLE AND CHEAP
Delicate Linen Eeglgces and Berufei Things Longer
Impractical and Expensive Gowns Like the Greek Tunc

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4 RTiSTlC lingerie IS arrays o.
~ keen delight to us, anh es-
pocially II 1t be OF impracti-
= = cal tlHry variety that or
dinati'v has to go to the Cleaners
at :hs end OK rho waek.
Thss year. however We can satlstg
ocf Ysnity and not be obliged 81 gull
oar purse l-I.ags TOO far, visS the.
~eilmeant intention Of Farins on
/. scnethiag s'sS-
pevfectsy o%9nisi;s linens have neen
! Invented, tAst are tl.in snd almost
transparent, yet ID cnrabls as th=
I. coa~ss ones, an< are be;.g pssc sr.
slngiyclN far aen.igcc and Aonss
GOWN. They a.s rsasona5le Z pr;ec.
si0ul fifty ceats t. g.2.ar sfG 6
aUss tsr Il yard, i ooe wishes : chs@g-
a- rater:al, tiers q a new transpa,-
snt cotton TINT - rs soft and '1r- as
Fiencl lttiste, bus not quite pg trass
parest, TITS is n.eycAlled .or Gre
andelwesf knc inexpensive nesligsss
AZ 6ss.. 'e tad sor .iDeteen cents
ycrt y is rs.red lingerie batiste,
aud ID pisch lr:ttid- thar nainsook,
Aithour!; us hste1.. win doubtless
always e. reiIn'ng favofite sn &c
count of us &. abil,.s. Aside r.-1
shi4 Il - are ,ongclo'h ,ci cspss-
la: timi.i-s T,i,h. By 'ss my, weo-
lests- than any othe~ -1.s~,s!i, anfl
i.cirk so dLrabls .l.e about TX y ost
iuex- ensi-. Remnants s,'s to be
hst as lo- as .~a .s< Mt. cents q
yars but Ne = ~ula: '..~;,,s is twenty
to forty.fy. cents yArd. They
come In !-gs and s-csl ch cks, tn.
sa.1;um liz. being the m,i- arpr"-
sv'ate. --e stripAs 4smiti = tear sn
Washing along the 5fs'se.
I Some very attrs..'ee French e!yat
govrA .te beng shown, made OF ts,-
ssirds J. eat4-ial. A .N,.. pl~in
@.i te gown, wlth yoke anl s;r'le
bell. 9 ..s.v = figured dimity. ,uch -
gnall bls. for sst-me-nrs or little
ycllss ~s.rA,rl.r. .s.- FOR .hoss Tho
c.r: for co or n,'ss on tEs,T nufar.
va these ere very pr;,ty
10 two models - negtgee shown
In th- dra.lng. are very attractive
WIN ttls'r graz full clinging lines, and
arx mad. i materials and stvlcs tina.
cas se iubhed as frequenttr as cLe
plenra.
IS ne l.st on. with the pclonaise ef-
fcct IS q. soft 49, pira linen with
gr~aua I'd ter =: ns.snts of Val
slla onIea lace. 4 one 20 cot wish
70 81 10 the s...se o ',-= J'dc lace,
I. vo,rlts vi..io be .,ost effective
maas II self rufflos ith three little
su-As and q ra.row lace edging.
,svhcs the po.oraise would, on first
thoss"s :, sce-s - table for a tub
govA 1t ca = ar : .gel on a shirr
strAs pla ed :: the heading, SO it can
.Le n~s; east handled in ironing;
:hv rrSs. should tie in the center
~ - pulled up short enough to
srsN the pufed effect in the back.
The corsage is made On a smooth set
ting empire foundation, and the skirt
is Slightly gored and gathered onto
1t. The bretelles are cut on the
straight OF the goods and slightly
broader on the shoulders. They are
-ut wide enough TO lie in soft folds.
The sleeves come just below the ell.
how and are mousquetaire. This also
can be arranged on draw string put
in a casing on the inside seam and in
the heading on the outside of the
arm. The plastron is OF hemstitched
embroidery or could be made Of fine.
~ tucked batiste or narrow strips OF
the linen faggotted together with
white floss.
a The draped gown, rather sugges-
fiye OF the Greek tunic, Is made OF
figured batlste trimmed with gui-
pure lace bands. The front is cut
al. draped princess effect and sewed
INTO the underarm seam with tight
utt:ng rnderbody. The back OF tho
Aairt ii slightly gored and gathered
into the waist that IL slightly gath
cred ard oscs which, coming TO the
saist line n "y- shape ard falling
N long ;ippiee to tho hc,a Of the
skirt, Is Inc long roiriet rufle or
A-eye AID Bst1ctci u .s' front
vi orc the aTess ,xasana
a pretty 4as poss) ;se, shown II.