Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-10-08
lceDt by the feeling.

A Wl06-COlOI GU N0lNSI oulI Wdo u HI med with thick cords of the velvet running around the waist, giving a very military effect. A large velvet button, embroidered in fine steel beads, finished each cord, while the large collar and cuffs were of chin chilla fur.
 Raccoon fur trimmed a suit of beige panne velvet combined with broad cloth. The wide circular skirt was of broadcloth, with flat folds of the same stitched on the skirt from the waistline to hem. The cutaway coat was of panne velvet with long tails in the back. The trimming of this coat consisted of a fine embroidery in blue silk floss.
 Belts of fur on many coats are eX- tremely smart.
 For a late fall street dress, before the weather demands a heavy wrap, the frock illustrated, with it's smart short basque and banded long tunic, is especially suitable. The develop ment is in black broadcloth with braid ing on the front, on the cuffs, and in band effect, around the bottom of the skirt.
 The oddly shaped hat worn with this costumh is made of black velvet and is bound around with bronze gold braid. This is a becoming and smart finish to many of the velvet hats this season.
 For solid comfort as well as good style there is nothing like the second illustration. Both plain waist, which buttons up the side in the most np- proved Russian fashion, and the mod erately wide pleated skirt are develop ed in dark green serge. The revers cuffs, and sash are of striped silk in autumn colors, which adds a season able touch to the costume.
 The jaunty hat completing this cos tum.2 is a blocked felt hat trimmed with ostrich plumes having the stems wired to stand up, and the fronds curl ing about it to take away the stiff ness.
 The type of gown widely shown an3 aptly called the 'daguerreotype" style has a quaint, irresistible charm. One such dress of brown silk poplin re minds one distinctly of Civil War pie lures. The skirt is full and has bias bands that go round and round the figure. With this is shown a coat O. velvet, which curves in at the waist and flares at the hips, and buttons straight down the front with bullet shaped buttons.
 Another stunning dress of this same variety was worn by an unusually fine 'ooking elderly woman. The bodice was a short basque, having points al 1 the front of the waist, and the skirt was made with a very full tunic O. black lace, having a wide band of vel yet at the edge above that a still mar rover one. Beneath this tunic was . very narrow satin underskirt which
 carcely came to her ankles.
 In millinery black velvet predomi mates. Small hats with a touch gold or silver are very smart, espe :ially if there is a military air abou'
 hem. It seems queer that hats are | growing larger when one reflects that
 n August New Workers put on vel
 ct hats, which were very small anc 1 afforded no shade to the eyes, while now, with fall and winter approahc ng, the larger sailors with soft crowns Ire coming rapidly to the fore. A novelty for these larger hats is tC have them cut in scallops, square O.
 Ound, and ribbon bound. Naturally military and naval effects will be stronge and are evidenced
 n stunning admiral's hat The head
 gear of the German, Russian, Aus -rian, British and French soldiers have all been copied more or less by he wideawake designers of hats
 Fur hats are appearing for winter wear. These are made entirely of ont pr two furs or fur is combined witt velvet in stunning effects.
 Monkey fur is being used a grea