The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-10
SPRING STYLE SR0W|NGS
Remarkable Displays in Twin Falls
Stores This Week.

concerning the spring styles for men,
women and children. In fact it is
difficult to condense the information
to small space. To really know
what is what" in the matter of spring
fashions, all the local stores should be
visited
Twin Falls merchants have made
extensive preparations for big style
event during this week. You out-of-
town people should come and spend
at least one day in the city-be the
guests of our local merchants, they,
one and all, are justly enthusiastic
about spring business.
Whilst there exists that desirable
competitive spirit which is the life Of
good business, they are all desirous of
serving you well.
No one merchant has the best of
everything, but they all have host of
good things waiting for your inspec-
ton. "It is, indeed, small man who
is afraid of his competitors" said one
merchant during the Times mans in
terview. In this generation, broad
mindedness and cooperation are the
levers to success and progress.
Concerning Styles.
In these days of the slender silheu-
cite and clinging draperies the stout
woman has hard time of it, Is the
plant against the favoritism that
dame fashion is bestowing on her sis
ter Of slighter proportions. There Is
no reason whatever to be Respondent,
for the stout woman properly corseted
and carefully gowned presents a very
stylish appearance.
Choice of fabrics Is an extremely
important point to the woman who is
striving to achieve a slender appear
ance. There are certain materials and
colors that intend to magnify the fig
ure, whilst others have the opposite
effect.
| Rough surfaces should be Stunned
| by large women. Brilliant colors can
| be used successfully only In very
small touches Certain colors are
generally known to apparently dimin-
ish the size, among them black, navy
blue, and the extremely dark shades,
while white and light blue colors are
apt to be expansive. Dark greys are
admirable for the large woman. La
dies who are inclined to retundity will
do we'll to study their needs along
with the merchants long experience in
such matters.
What is new? is the query OF us all
Well, there are soft draperies almost
classic in the beauty Of their lines,
with just the right touch of modern
ism given by the cunning uptilt in
front, or smart slash. Then there are
tunics scalloped like the petals of a
rose, and these are simply charming
in the soft taffetas Paris is so fond of
Later in the season they will be made
of nets, crepes and sheer voiles, and
let us whisper to you, this is just the
cleverest way to. fix over the froch
that while perfectly good is little ole
fashioned.
Pre-eminantly are being featured
charming models in soft taffetas ant
smart foulards, also frocks in taffets
and voiles, having the approved Jap
anese collar and graceful skirt drap
cry. Ruffles, puff, ETC., distinguish
these gowns. Ladies' one, two ant
three-piece skirts with high waist line
also peg top, are much in vogue.
For the younger set, there are man.
strikingly pretty new things. Mothers
, who are looking for new dressings fo1
their small sons, will like the Dutcl
, Romper, the Pickwick Dombey, ant
Oliver Twist suits. To be made up IL
two constrasting colors-one for tin.
trousers, the other for the waist
! which is fastened to the trousers b,
immense pearl buttons.
There is much to be said of the ney
styles that folks must see for them
selves, in order to better comprehenc
See that you make Twin Falls some
time this week A delightful time |
, assured you.