Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-06
Fashion Hints for
FAN and Winter

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10 es- Is vel Is the tall or MEDIUM
height figure
TIE skirt Is by far the most 7-on5-
1e1t feature Of the suit having m
csrgo,e : complete revolution. The
peg top has made place for the turie
and the absolutely nzrro=, tight bot
ton has changed 10 flare and ulsirs
and women nay again yak in CON-
fort The open slit has also diszu-
Pezred and skirts are Eoru 2 little
shorter, about three inches from the
ground The width around the bot
tom varies greatly. depending entire
~ On hoT many plaits are inserted.
4 considerable change Is also no
tieeable On outer coats Whereas
the prevailing style last season
showed tendency toward z narrow
bottom. this has been completely re-
Tersed nov. for coats are fashioned
TO flare and ripple around the bot
tom The most important novelty
for the season is the cape coat. which
promises 10 be a strong feature.
Special attention IS called TO gar
ments With removable capes. The
majority OF the coats will be worn
three-quarter length from ~ to IS
inches, but the staple coat will again
be full length from 50 to "a inches.
Fur collars are quite feature on
coats.
The materials are the most beauti-
ful in shade and texture that have
been shown for many seasons in both
imported and American goods. In
the new shades you will find many
shades OF greens. blues and reds and
many Illuminated mixtures. Here are
few OF the new shades: Hunters
green, Hague blue. turco. carnelian
porcelain. bluebird delft, Russian
green, etc.
The new materials are the Velour
deLaine, BaOy Lamb Cachemires.
French Baby Lamb. Austrian Broad
tail Cashmeres, French Ripple Cloth,
Grecian Cloth. Satin Bengalese, Eng
lish Pebble Cheyiots, Broadtail Coat
ings, West Of England Serges, French
Crepes, Meltons. Homespuns, Zaza
Cloth, Poplin Worsteds, English Cab.
ardines. Melrose Granite Crepe
Shower Crepes. Cote de Cheyal. Tar.
tan Plaids, Ripple Cloths, Petite Cay
olite, Polo Cloth, Roman stripes. and
last. but not least, 129 beautiful
shades of Broadcloths. This is the
best showing of materials and styles
that we have ever been able to show
and you do not have to go to Chi
cago, New York or Paris to get the
very latest in tailored suits, capes,
coats, dresses and skirts. The prices
are exceptionally low for high-class
tailoring. Remember, you can have
your garments tailored here in my
own shop or you can have them tail
ored In the high-class shops in Chi |
cago or New York. But before you
buy come in and look over my styles
and materials and get my prices and |
compare them with any mail order |
house, such as the National Cloak & |
Suit Company, etc, or any ready |
made garments. We invite you one |
and all to look over our styles and |
materials. On anything ordered be-
fore August % / will give you ten
per cent discount.
l.. J. ORRES' TAILOR SHOP,
Near Motor Depot, Ashland, Ore.
We also make mems suits in our
own shop.