White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-23
Women Blind
to Own Faults
Famous Portrayer of Beautiful Girls
Says They Fail TO Consider
Personalities i'm Choos-
ing Clothes.
Harrison Fisher Selects Three Gowns
He Likes-Shown in Good
Dressing.

Through the courtesy of the
Campton Commercial company, We
have received a copy of the second
issue of Good Dressing" the new
fashion magazines which are now
ready for distribution at the
Campton stores in the district, with
their compliments, to each customer
any other who will call and
ask for it.
This 32-page magazine is edited by
the editors of the Ladies' Home Jour-
nal, and is beautifully illustrated.
The cover is in colors by Carol Aus
and a leading feature is an article by
Harrison Fisher. another artist, who
is we'll known as a student of female
beauty and whose paintings and cover
designs for magazines are known the
world over.
Mr.. Fisher selected three charming
gowns for spring, which are portray
ed in full length, and in his article he
makes the assertion that it is difficult
for most women to realize their own
defects and shortcomings-to get the
correct perspective, as it were which
is really essential in the selection of
clothes. The garments of today are
designed after careful study, and en-
yironment as well as personality in
the planning of ones clothes must be
considered. If they are to give the
best effect. Because a certain type of
dress or hat looks well on a young
lady of sixteen is no reason why a
mature woman of forty should wear
it-yet many of them will do so.
Mr.. Fisher properly condemns
freakish fashions-he has not one
kind word for them, saying they only
serve to make conspicuous,
diverting attention from the wearer
to her clothes. This is a very great
mistake, if a women only realized it,
as clothes should be merely a setting
for the PERSONAL---VERY. should form
a complete picture that is absolutely
harmonious.
Through a cooperative arrange
ment with 5000 other merchants in
all parts of America, Campton's are
enabled to distribute Good Dress
ing" free for the asking, to the wom-
en- of the district, and Good Dress
ing" is the fashion authority that dis
tinetly shows how to live up to the
name it, bears.
Beside the featured article by Mr..
Fisher, the April number of Good
Dressing" shows a brilliant variety of
types to meet the requirement of any
occasion-and any women. The
materials of which these designs may
be made are shown; the newest
fabrics are discussed, and such help
full advice is given that the choosing
of styles, materials and colors is turn
ed from the usual task to an APP
preeiated pleasure.
American Fashions for American
Women, concerning which so much is
being said in the style centres are
illustrated and discussed-and there
is interesting news from Paris.
For the young ladies, Nancy Norton
writes a bright letter from her New
York boarding school-telling her
friends at home just what the smart
metropolitan girls are wearing.
A special feature which the
of the Ely district. should appreciate
is the correspondence department
through which Campton's offer them
free advice on the Etiquette of
Clothes. Home Dressmaking, Needle
work, Millinery, Children's Clothes,
Hair Dressing or any one of the many
things pertaining to fashions about
which women are so many times per-
picked.