Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-04

- HERE is a propriety fin motor dress
 "a sportsmanlike core stness, even
 when shabhiness from use is evil
 dent-that marks the garh of the
 accustomed motorist. distinguishing her always from the novice who accepts an occasional invitation 10 ride with friends who own a car. While the novice may be most carefully gotten up in ex- pensive motor coat. bcwitching bonnet and sufficient length and thickness of veil there will be somehow or other an amateur look about her. while the woman wbo owns her OWE eer. in clothes not nearly SO new or SO attractive. suggests pactical readiness-for weather caprices, fo, emergencies. delays. mishaps. or any other adventures of the road
 Very e-Dea1sve motor railnent should not be bought until the new car is at least six months old By that time one will have found herself" so to speak, and will know better than any advice can tell her what to purchase and what to avoid for her own particular comfort Tn the way fof motor togs
 The New Rug Coats With Fringe
 Trimming.
 No matter how many cool, dust-sbed- ding summer motor coats of pongee and other light fabrics are provided, there should always be one good. warm affair of honest wool material which Usay be tucked away in the tonneau in case of sudden change in the weather. Even in July and August some more suosta ntial protection is needed than pongee or linen when q mist rises, or sn east wind blows after sundowu and the rapidly moving car forces the chill to the marrow Of ones bones.
 The new rug coats are both comfortable and extremely rmart, and so light and soft are these oeats. because of their bianketlike. wooIly texture. that they are not at all cumbersome to carry or lift about. The imported rugs in tartan plaid nIake the haUdsoInsst coats. but there Ire American camefs hair and jaeger cloth rugs which are quite inexpensive and a coat of this sort may be purchased Gs low as SEQ All these coats are built oB very loose. raglan lines. with sleeves Iu one with the body of the garment and a shapeless. straight fall from shoulder to foot, so cleyeriy arranged in the cut ting that graceful lines are given. while the garment Is most comfortable. The deep rug fringe Is left on the material around the bottom of thS coat and up one side of the front. this fI.'nt crossing over the other and fastening jest below the waist with one big button or cord orna- mert The fabric Is turned back from this fastening to the top in a wide rever and the fringe. dropping firm the edge of this reye-. Is very graceful
 Motor Coats Serve for Steamer Use
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 Many of these rug coats are being pur- chased by women who are going abroad. the coat to be used on the other side either for motoring or for travelling. some sort of light ye; wrap being an appreciated traver -panion through the various climat .es thet are en- cogEtered iE a E... ed tour.
 
 White coat. white strax turban. float ing white veil and white buckskin gloves; these snowy accessonss make the sum- mer girl a very char3ing apparition as she flashes by Tn her shining car this year And when she alights one gets 6 r' vttr rGmps and white silk i
 rsr hits HH-IH- rasment Is the fad-a bit exyeEslt- g ~esnIs at first thought. but these white coats are built of fabric that iaunder easily-aDd -Se Idea Is 90 pretty. There are white blanket cloth coats and white corduroy coats. both of which need only to he washed out and sung over a line to dry without ironing b be immacuiately fresh for the next lays use. and tbere are white linen coats bne whits 2ongee coats and dainty sf-