Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-11
latest Pads and Fashions
By FLORENCE FARRANKS-

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The fur season is drawing to a close and many of the fashionable shops offer handsome bargains in fur coats. eloaks, capes, neckpieces and muffs Economical women of sufficient ex.
 perienoe and discrimination may now purchase desirable fur gar ments and accessories at greatly re dueed prices. They will be able to get at least one or two months use out of their purchases before the warm season begins and. if they treat their furs with care. the gar ments will be almost like new at the beginning of the next winter season
 To those who wish to avail them selves of the opportunity thus of. fered, an expert recently gave good advice. First of all, he said. do not choose white fur unless you are a rayishing beauty and a morevea woman The white is very trying 10 the skin. bringing out all nar1 lines and showing by contrast any little defects in the compIexion CT features. For youth the soft white fox is appropriate. if you have money 10 keep It in a state of snowy elem Illness, and if you are the possessor of another set for morning wear or for stormy days.
 or course, you must not wear er- mine or fox with business suits or will HH you will not wear white furs if there IS any doubt as to the wilderness of them. Ermine, especially the taiIless kind. is very fashionable for dressy white furs It is son. bined with lace and satin, and your cry small huff Of two years ago can figure as a part of an immense combination set of today. For very snal cert furricr will make up an old fur set into a straight long scarf and a pillow huff. Do not al- low furs to rest in camphorated ob- livion in this season of fur.
 Chinchilla and raccoon are the fashionable peltry Long haired. lus- trous and not appallingly expensive. these two rivals are much seen and are deserving of praise. Huge sets of these. combined with velvet. satin or other furs are sold by the hun dreds in our great stores. They are light and warm, they combine well with all colors and are undoubtedly serviceable
 Aoleskin, Hudson and French seal and skunk are the popular cheaper furs that are made into scarfs and muffs and long coats. They are con- bined with ether furs or with fab rics and are certainly convincing in their beauty and usefulness.
 It is not surprising to find that the softness and beauty of marabou have been seized by designers of ! searfs and muffs and used to give decoration, in addition to the warmth that is required on chilly seenings | The scarf or wrap has been em- phasized in the seasons costume tC l such an extent that the suggestions given should be received with open arms by designing" women.
 There is 8 long, simple cape of chiffon in gorgeous flame c6ior. [ forming a beautiful baebgraour@@. ! upon which the two rows of brown marabou are placed. The edging of any garment with marabou is very simple. You will notice that. if two rows are used. a consequent doubling of the charm results. A striped ef- feet is given in the straight scarfs of chiffon. puffed or shirred between the rows of feathers. This supple corn can be tied or draped in soft folds around the shoulders, the col or kindly harmonizing with any shade of an evening dress
 Embroidered silk of a dull tapes