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net and lace which is caught up at the
back with dull pink satin roses. MORE.
| it seems, is to be a favored material for
house gowns. and 1t will be made UP in
black. in the new shade Of blue and in
several shades Of red and pink. That
dull shade of Japanese red which was 80
much admired in the spring is In full
bloom and one sees it made up in en-
collar.
There seems no end to the use Of
roses in the new gowns. They are large
and small of satin and velvet and silk.
They are natural and unnatural The
majority of the small ones are made in
the French fashion. after the manner
employed for adjoining picture frames.
| They are often connected with trel-
lis work of gold or silver bullion, and
they are rarely in brilliant colors.
Whether of blue. or pink, or red. or
yellow, they are invariably faded. The
leaves also look dusty
On evening gowns the roses are huge
and the leaves are large and dominant.
They seem to be used in the back in
stead of the front, and one can imagine
their appearance after having been sat
upon for two hours at an opera or
dinner.
in front and at the sides-in fact, they
are deliberately cut high at the sides
and the back, with an upward tilt. and
then a snakelike train which writhes
along the floor with a colossal pink
rose tied to it's tail.
On some of the gowns the waist line
is made larger by row of these artl-
fetal French roses bedded in few
green leaves and connected with little
strands of metal thread Always there
is bunch Of large flowers at the waist
line of the evening corsage and another
one pendant on a lace scarf or winged
sleeve. There are roses everywhere,
but no other kind of flower.
:.
The embroidered nets are very smart
and the process is said to be new. Tiny
crystal beads are sewn to the net to
initiate half faded flowers that look
like those the samplers OF our
grandmothers. After the sewing, the
beads are painted and the paint is al
lowed to dry in a rough rather than in
smooth manner. For this trick one
has to pay a large sum of money, but
it is a new idea, and there you are.
This embroidered net is used Tor
plea ted tunics, and sometimes to NIL In
the deep slash at the side or back OF
the skirt Some of the American buy
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CoIWed Furs May Be Worn.

THE craze for novelty shades in furs
! bids fair to include colored fox,
skunk in dyed stripes, and dyed mole
and seal. Hunters green. navy blue or
dark purple mole and seal may be
bought as easily as orange. yellow fox,
rose-striped skunk or pale blue rabbit.
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- TUNICS-ANYTENG GIVE
IMMENSELY
BLACK
BELTED IN WAIST UNDER MUSTARD RIBBON
PAINTERS ARE CEVERLY ARRANGED BODY
SKIRT THE SHORT LOOSE WHICH
FLARING NET
ABOUT THE NECK AND FRLs
RUFFIES CONTINUE
WEEKS
FACED WITH BLACK SATIN FINISHED TWO
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LaceS to Trim Handbags.

T ACE is used to trim handbags. just as
II leather is now used to trim hats. A
dainty handbag Of tan suede is edged
about the top with a narrow frilling of
deep cream valenciennes lace, fulled well
around the corners
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A black or dark blue gown is brighten
ed with the Arab sash. woven with white
lines of somewhat crude shades into a
kind of gold tissue. 1t is knotted in front
and falls few centimeters over the
skirt toward the hem.
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For the young girl there are smart lit
tie frocks of serge, chiffon, broadcloth,
charmeuse and wool brocade. Some of
them have quaint little Elton jackets,
opening over vests of softly gathered net
or chiffon.
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FABRICS, GOWNS
\
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are still many old shawls

THERE are still many old shawls
and scarfs In ancestral trunks or
= even in our own old trunks, and
there is no reason, save one Of sentiment
why they should be left there another
minute For there are many ways In
which they can be used to advantage.
Even if for reasons Of sentiment you
leave them in their comfortable trunks
or packing cases. moths may find their
hiding places, and then their life will
be measured.
In this day of charming negliges any
shoulder scarf can be transformed into
part of a neglige. So il you have gift
shoulder scarf which for some reason Is
not in keeping with your evening frock.
transform it into a neglige-with the aid
of wisp of tulle. a yard or two of rib
bon. a few artificial flowers and little
satin, net, silk or NULL
X X
The scarf can be formed into pulled
or flowing sleeves, put into a satin jacket,
which ties with ends made from the ends
of the scarf-the middle part in this case
would be used for the sleeves.
Or the neglige can be made with a
chiffon panel back and front-from the
scarf-held together with pleated tulle.
trimmed with tiny roses made from little
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The colors in the new gowns are quite
attractive and only startling in spots
The general idea is sedate and artistic.
Blue is revived for housewear: it is diff
! ficult to describe the shade used; it is
that reminds one of Natter blue. There
is nothing turquoise about it. 1t seems
to be brushed over with a misty tone
of gray and in velvet it is exceptionally
lovely.
Buzenet who has succeeded Bulloz in
la very handsome residence the
Champs Elysees. shows a blue velvet
dinner gown that is exceptionally lovely
and does not have a tunic-which is won
derful The skirt depends entirely on a
clever bit of drapery for its charm, and
where it is caught up at the side and
at the end Of the funny little train there
is a huge dead pink rose with green
leaves
The bodice is merely reminder of a
waist-just dash of blue tulle, flicker
of white tulle and huge faded rose at
the waist line in front. 1t is the sim
picity of the gown that made it an in
slant success. The mixture of that queer
faded pink against the deep blue brush
ed with gray was the work of an artist
in color.
for afternoon gowns, and again one sees
that flash of faded pink which is quite
a new touch in the way of a color con-
tTast to a somber tone.
There is one model put out in dead
pink MORE which has most unique and
ingenious skirt with the drapery cut in
one with the foundation, and the effect
completed out of one piece of cloth
There is the stimulation of a tunic, which
does not stand out from the figure and
which is so long in the back that it
touches the hem.
The bodice is very loose over shoulders
and back. comes rather high against the
neck. but stands away from it. and is
finished with rolling japanese collar
that runs to the waist in front
Inside of this collar are folds of white
tulle edged with lace. for there is no
dminution Of the fichu effect in any of
the new gowns. There are no Medic
collars SO far this season and the back
of the neck has taken on a strange line
that may not prove very becoming. In
stead of going close to the neck, it
stands away from it for about an inch
and is likely to give a round-shouldered
effect
The sleeves of the pink MORE gowns
are cut in one with the bodice and fin
ished with a fiat cuff, and a ruffie of
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far more serious question. than those
know who merely cavil at fashion.
The entire output of the moment serves
to shorten the figure rather than to
lengthen it. but to shorten it in such .
way that only short woman looks we'll
in it. A tall woman of five feet eight
inches looks absurd in a narrow skirt
with a ballet tunic standing out five
inches from her figure: and a woman
who weighs sixty pounds does not look
well in a sash three yards long that is
wound about her waist twice and finish
ed in front with cabochon fit for a
shah. Neither does she look smart I'm n
jacket a la Bulgare which falls in loose
folds from shoulder to hip and is belted
In with a scarlet embroidered sash of
silk
There is only one thing to he distinctly
said about the new fashions: they are
only intended for the young American
woman who has succeeded in keeping
thin and was born short What the older
and larger women will do depends on
the adaptability of the American design
ers.
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FRENCH
LII TNYG
TON A
MING WHITE
BUT
SKIRT.
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White and red make very chic COM.
bination.
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PARIS, August -, 1918.
20 one quite knows whether
or not the designers should
be congratulated for not in
PRODUCING a new silhouette. The
huyerS who have come from
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Caroline Start. So, 1431 Wloir
Strobe, Goitriiis.
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NifoIas Dsn, 81. 142 Qeets Ctr.
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Ilp01en.
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rsbr fam gu Ollie, tOnnte ieboh noe.
gen oes fhipdhen Wofsreruds nichts
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III uFbetanni.
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iiuOet iitl srau s9m. .. anoerloh
nit ihrer 3oic an 9oro, Die nod
GHglanb reiien.
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3pet 5orbige bel etnsm
8artsnipieIqet0btst.

GDparo Storp uno &rt6ur nc
Riietb, Sarbige, pur0en Bel etuem
aartenipisl, SDnntag 8ormittag, nube
Ri6mDnp, Boone Co., ap.. erfhoIs
fen. Sic ipielten nit Qnpersu in eli
nsr Gar zines GiienbdbH &ouitruts
t.ons3ugss &arten, aIs Tie uuo 0m.
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bei9uloigtsn uno iofort aufeiuunber
losfeuerten. Storp erbieIt 3 ShuFe
in bic Ssrsgegeno uno einen in ben
gals, Der bas Rudsumort ourhz
bobrte, McRiefstb er6ieIt einsu S6ub
htnter Dem rehten DIR in ben Gopf,
Der iein 9ebirr ourhbobrte. S6eriff
.. g. Sumss psrfpIgte Bell, Der Wlcs
Stfetb eridOifer baben iOI in einert
4utomDbiI bis Jnoepenoencs. Gp., no
sr geftern Worgen nm 3 l1br perbuftet
Durbe. Wiuiam 8rotpn, Der Qugeus
5euge mar, puros eebalten. d. u.
u. M}urat belt ben Suqusft ab.
- Der jabrIite ainoertag in Der
GDong. 4rot. ct. gaulus Stride
gD. 8. Dorm, paitOr) geftaltste Iit
psrgdHgenen Sonntag gu etnem gro.
Ben uno ihOnen fSefte. Gang Dor ge.
eirn beg 9ottssoien'tes mar Die airt,
bis auf Den leBten 9lab gefiiut, 10 BAT
nur nit Shpierigtstt qlQs oemah,
tperoen tonnte fir 0ieSonutdgsftiiler
Dds Snnere beg 9pttesbauTes BOT et:
nen berrIi8en Qnbljt. 8artsu uni
5slo unb Waio batten our 3ierDe bel.
getragen. Qltdr uno Gdn3el parer
nit Rofen uuo 0uiiies uno guirlan,
ben gsitmiidt. rno bic 8uum3peiGt
nit ben aanarienpogeln, tpeI9e nab.
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gBeifen ertonen lieBsn, trusen pie
5ur 8sria0nerung BEL uno mahtel
bos Bib pollftdnDig. 9as BRO
eramm aommittee, tpeldes aus Del
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ger unD Bertha gerli beitdnb, bait
fi6 piele Nube gessben. sic batter
ober ou9 bic Genugtbuuns unb s5reu
be, oab bic RinDsr ibre 9etldmdtionel
uno Gefdnee oufs ff6nfts Dortrusel
inb ibre Sadie gut ma6tsn. Snfonber
belt freute II 60ie @emeinbe iiber bi
f60nsn Qieoer Der Rleintinoerfldffs
fDeT6e urier ber Geitung pon 1rl. goI
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gbarlss 9ofpfdmibt. 43 Seton 60s
fpital, erfdopFung.
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Ghlaeflub.
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|unb falft aussefiibrten geitsfInng IN
Gtrsitiateiten, bic 81 9t1tlitisttsn
ausorteten. tn oeren 0erIauf Jranetss
co ben grnh zines singers nHo
S6mibt einsn Raientsinbruh, iotpis
0erIebungsn i'm Gefihi bopon trug.
Die aampfb6bns tpuroen tpesen unge'
bubrIiden gstr1esns ptrboftct nno
nah benz itdbtiIten 4runtenbans be-
bufs QnIssen poR 0srbdnotn gebra4t.
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Yer alntp.
Sie &aiieHtinosr fiHb bente Naite bes
antompbilflubs.

eiusm ihonen, Dor msbrersn Sdbs
rtn sinesfubrtsn grauhe foIseno. otr'
anitaItet Der QusOmobiI Elub Don
gineiRnoti bsute Tieniias, ben 10
Suni sinsn iogsnannieu ainosrias fir
Die Baiisn in iGmmilitsn anitdlt,r
Der Siabt. aubsr Der AutomobiIfobrt,
oie am gormittag fia.tfinbet uRb fir
DeIGs mebr ais 200 auiomObiIe 3u,
9srfiiguns eeiteIlt finp. peroeu oi.
ainber aud in anbersr Ge5ishnnc
96iie oes qIubs ftin, inbem bieTtr,
Dant Der WunifBsns lib<rdler giir.
ger. 6ie ettpa $1,000 beieefi.usrt bn'
ben. in ben StaRo e<iesi tuurbs. ben
ibeiInebmenbsn GIsinen i'm Gkits,
port, no bic parab< Iin oufloii, eli
nsn pergniigtsn Dag 81 bereiten. Iii
ioIstnben QniiaIten boben bic geibei.
Iigung ibrer 36glinge sussIagt:
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6 o u imgt t pn.

Die GOuiugtDn Sffice FIR Sas o6in'
eiuuatier @slfsblatt" befinnet It'd int
@ebauoe 9su. 509--511 WuoiiOu
apenue. Anscigeu, Yttttbetlungcn
nRo Seiteanneen irgeubiuelher 9rt
fuerocn bis 10 llhr 9lbcnSs oaiel6r
eutgegeuseuOmmeu, SeIepbOn SOatb
1854.
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God nnb QtIIner im Gamyf.

Sn btm Wa<efa Gdfs. no. 431 Nal.
nut Girafk, gsrieib<n 9sii<rn bsr aslls
ntx hxnrp EMmiot unb Dsr acM Bert
Graneisto r<ofn stn<r aboseebsnen