Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-10

~ ho has been selected as manager
OF the Callcge Annual Tor the coming
term. left a week a go 10 prepare the
necessary data for the edition. They (
both will be- absent from Amarillo all I
winter.
Mrs. p. T. lIafer left Tuesday for
Dallas where she will be the guest OF \
relatives for sometime
Mrs Helen Agnes who has been
tne guests OF Mrs J. +. Montgomery /
fer the past month. left Monday Tor /
Igcksburo where she will visit her /
son for sometime.
Mrs W T. Gronedycke aud two I
children who have been spending the |
summer la Iowa and Minnesota, re-
turned home yesterday.
There will be omro people on The |
coast during 1915 than the promot- I
ers of the Panama Pacific exposition |
Lad hoped Tor. and the war In Eu-
rope cannot help but have a beneiic-
Ia effect upon business conditions In
the United States.
Thousands of Americans go TO
Europe every year They care moth
ms about seeing the United States -
simply have the habit OF going
across. Next year they will be unable
To travel abroad They will have -
go somewhere, and California, the
iair and the western trip will be
practically the only attraction. We
viii miss the European exhibits but
We will not miss the European visit
ors We expected at the fair The
Americans who viii see America
first will more than make up for
their absence
One efofct the war will have on
business applies more particularly
than to anything else 10 this bust
ness catering TO the feminine do
mand for clothing, and especially for
ready lo-wcar clothing The war Is
teaching America 10 depend upon H.
| self There were few early models
received In New York prior 10 the be-
ginning OF the trouble abroad, hut Tor
most of tho fall and winter goods the
/ United state. will have 10 depend Mp
/ ON her own resource n viii be- the
! making uf husine IN this country
! A. long aa the war lasts Wp will have
30 depend upon American designer
/ aud American manufacturer for
styles and fabric And our American
designer and manufactures are
every hit as clever as any of thos"
o' Europe The close of the W.T.
viii see paris Berlin, Vienna mo- Ions
or tho style ceutors of the world
New York. Philadelphia. chicago au 2
even san Francisco will have usurp.
ed their long cnticd places Europe
viii come 10 the United States fnf
her styles. particularly for rcady-to
wear stuff II is wonderful Oppor-
itunity for American art. mauuiactur.
ers and bushes ingenuity
STYLES were never more beautiful
than this season Nor were they eve;
more sensible. They appear 10 have
been designed aud the materials "a
have been manufactured for the 'av
orage woman
"The contrast of this seasons line.
Ia coats and wraps with last season B
is tremendously marked. and one
which. since 10 brings into promm
euce garments which are essentially
classic and feminine. should be- tr".
/. mendously popular There is appar
entity available this season q type oi
coat tu meet every requirement
both of the average aud the unusual
woman. aud as for prices. taken int
consideration the beauty of the ma.
tCrials employed and the priceless,
nature at the fur trimmings. they
were never proportionately lower.
Evening gowns are fashioned M
on the majestic lines of the Lady al
tno Moyeualo' The entire arm is dis
played. since AN but few of N,
new evening gowns are absolutely
sleeveless The shoulder drapcrio.
are OF the sheorest tulle, somtim.
outlined with q narrow band OF ieWc
trimmings The foundation OF th,
formal evening gown is almost inyar
I8hly form revealing while the bod
irc is either fashioned upon pur,
Crcriau line or 10 o. formed of SAITH
drapcd horizontally about the Ggura
over which are added diaphauou
bodice drapcries reaching the low
waist line The separate black dr1p
, ery is. perhaps. the one prumincu
feature most apparently revive,
. from the court costume OF the 'Moy
onagc
IN b. 10 be- tremendous volvo
, season. FOO both gowns and dresses
aud am almost universal black sen
son for gowns ar suits destined 90 b
worn upon formal occasions TIN
SHADE OF brown which i8 used thi
season is in extremely dark. rich col
| or. and moreover most becominl
one The new green is also dark. ri
though not of as deep tone as M
A. prevailing blue DARK grey. too.
. ultra fashionable
, The radical and marked change
TO- thr feminine silhouette from 81
, outline which prevailed when On
.uit off tho late summer season vI
worn io mo nov all silhouette wit
fHc unbrOkon line a' tho vaistliu
na# never been more decided
San jose Mercury Hersf
f"-iu-iuN litnishcs fimplcs
i'll BAD Blood pinples. Headache.
i, Billion mess. Torpid Liver. Couefip.