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Evening star., 1915-11-15
AMERICAN FASHIONS.

OF ali fetching and frivolous articles
of feminine attire, the bolero blouse is
one of the prettiest. 1t gives that
dainty touch to a garment which
stamps it's femininity, and the bolero
admits of such charming color effects
in connection with girdles and skirt
trimmings that it is one of the most
prominent features in the seasons
dress.
This illustration gives a blouse with
a choice of three bolero patterns, SO
that If one style does not suit your
kind of beauty you have two others to
select from.
Suppose your costume is in sand
color and brown, it would be pretty
to make the blouse of sand color
(ecru) lace, net, voile or chiffon. and
the bolero of silk or panne velvet. In
this case your girdle and dress trim
mings should be of the same character.
Two shades of blue or mauve with vio-
let, or light and dark pink-indeed, a
Evening star., 1915-11-15
CIVIL VAR VETERAN
Tells How to Retard the In
frn1ities of Old Age.

"I am II years old. and for 81
years have worked on the p. G. &
St l.. r. r. Also a Civil War Vet
eran. ! suffered from a general
nervous breakdown and would have
such weak, dizzy spells ] would
have TO go to bed for day at a
time. When visiting friends in
Bradford. Ohio. an old doctor rec
( commended that I try Vinol. That
very day / bought a bottle and con-
} tinued to take IL regularly. II has
\ done me world of good. built me
tup so / feel stronger in every way,
and have gone back to work again,
and i want 10 recommend Vinol to
}any old comrade or a ged person who
} needs strength. for il is grand
J medicine" ". II. Bowers, Steuben-
\ vile. Ohio.
( The reason Ninol is so beneficial to
old people is because it contains the
very elements needed to replace de-
} clining strength with renewed
J vigor, viz, the medicinal eler3ents
\ OF fresh cod livers, without oil, pep
ttonate of iron. beef peptone and
mild tonic wine.
We ask every aged person in
I Washington to try Vinol on our Of
fer to return their money If 1t fails
to create strength.
( O'Donnelrs Pharmacies, the Peo-
(ple's Drug Stores and other Wash
{ington Drug Stores that display the
I Vin0l Sign.
} p. s. In your own town. wherever
)you live, there is Vinol Drug store.
tLook for the sign.-Advertisem ment.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
>z.Y][WOMdNS W. W.
SVGWpOlNf .
WHAT IS YOUR COLOR?

For a season predominated by dark
colors. this season presents many pit
falls for womankind. For, dark as the
accented colors for street wear are,
they are not all becoming to every
body.
Navy blue is unbecoming to almost
nobody So navy blue is always good
choice for the woman in doubt. 1t al
ways looks smart too. and often gives
even a dowdy woman an appearance of
being we'll dressed
Most of the dark colors of the season
are becoming to the very fair woman.
Plum, Burgundy red, pansy-all are
pretty even on Il pale woman. Dark
green is becoming to falr-sklnned
woman unless there is green tlnSe to
her skin-and green plays remark
ably big part in the coloratlon OF the
Skin--or unless her skin is SalloW.
There are certain shades or green, how
ever, that look well on the sallow wom-
an and seem to modify the salloWness.
OF course, the woman with very high
color, be she dark or falr, should AVOID
shades of red.
At first thought, dark brown would
seem to be as generally becoming as
navy blue. Blonde and brunette. one
would think, could both wear IT to per-
rectIon.
But the dark brown of this season is
in reality u little difficult to wear. The
tair-haired woman, with tair skin and
Drown eyes, is quite adorable in 1t. The
dark-halreG woman, with brown eyes
and good color, wears 1T admirably.
and certain types OF sallowness look
well in it, too.
Perhaps it is the way the suits of the
season are made, with the heavy, dark
colors SO close to the face, but many
women lose all semblance or good looks
as soon as they get into dark-brown
jacket. y little white at the throat
would remove the ditficulty-but the
Dit of white at the neck IS quite as
impossible to get this year as the pot
OF gold at the end of the rainbow. The
only way to tell whether the fashion,
able shades of dark brown are becom-
ing or not is to try them. If you have
Drown eyes and brown hair you run
better chance OF finding them becoming
tnan if you have blue eyes and light
nair. Brown eyes and tair hair, too,
usually make a good combination with
dark brown. But always the SKIN must
petaken into consideration, for IT coun-
teracts hair and eyes and everything
else.
Green, too, is unbecoming to some
women, although the shades of the sea-
son are very good ones. The woman
Gho looks pale and anemic must be
careful OF green. The sallow woman,
too, must go slowly when choosing
green. A real brunette, with very dark
nair and eyes and good color, proba bly,
looks as well in dark green as in any
color on the calendar.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
Lovely New Hats for Girls
School, Street and Dress Wear.

Mostly simple effects, depending upon their smart
of shape, beauty of coloring, and many in the
charming combination of material and oolorng for
their becomngness. But they all pretty and new
and just what girls want
There are Black and White Checked Cloths, COM
bined with plain black, with black facngs, gvlns
the pretty note which is fashionable; Plain Black
Velvet Hats with roll brns and also in colors; Three
cornered Black Velvet with band and tiny cluster
of flowers; soft shapes in Velour Hats Simply Trim
med Velvet Hats in many shapes and coors and the
George Washington Shaped Plush Hats in dark
rich autumn shades
Prices are very moderate, $l.oo, sl.5o, $500, :
$4.G0, $500, $3.50. 50
street. o.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
An Unusual Season.

This has really been an unusual sea-
son in that regard, for women have
spent money readily since August, and
therefore the stocks of nearly all the
important shops are depleted and huge
sales are in progress of the original
Paris models as well as those which
were made in America The clearance
of the thousands OF pieces of apparel
that were brought over from France
the first of September alone Will COM
pensate for ell the expenses of the
autumn. when others tell YOU that
fifty models Of 4 costly Callot gown
were ordered before the middle of Oc-
tober, II is easy to see how prosperity
is coming.
On fur neckpieces there has been a
not end the search for originality
Furriers have found many new ways
to assemble ode pieces Of peltry TO per-
suade buyers into more purchases The
sofa cushion muir that was once given
to the world has been returned to
fashion, and this time the world does
not intend TO turn its back on it,
4 sketch Of il is given today with a
collar 70 match Black velvet and
brown fur are combined 1t takes
good pair Of eyes TO stand out from
and above the mass Of material that
envelops the head. There. is no aid to
be expected from the other features;
the eyes must do il all. The plaque
that is placed below the ear is in har-
mOny with the hat nun which is built
In circles OF alternate materials and
mas huge taSsel in the center
Evening star., 1915-11-15

that they can easily destroy the en-
tire appearance of costume and
face. Therefore, go slow in choosing
one
The old idea of matching the muff
and the neckpiece is still observed, but
as one muH of last year is enough to
provide d new muff of this year as
well as a big high collar, the economi-
cal woman rejoices.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
Danger in Big Neckpieces.

1t behooves every woman to look
well into the various arrangements for
the neck. The present styles are dan
serous. because they are liable to
eclipse whatever beauty one may pos
sess. They strike so many angles,
they perform so many curves. they
have so much individuality, in fact,
Evening star., 1915-11-15

pale ard a dark shade of any becoming
coior-Would make up beautifully in
this pattern.
This bolero is trimmed with narrow
ruffie. and, il goes without saying, you
can suit yourself which Of the winter s
fashionable trimmings you will use as
an edging. Fur. braid, corded bands,
ruchings and shirred ba nds, all are very
smart and attractive.
AS to fabrics. the pattern is equally
suitable for a day and an evening frock
The dayNdress would be silk, satin,
cloth or velvet, and the evening dress
would be of some thin goods or silk or
satin of a suitable color and design for
evening. hoop should be worn under
the skirt in the evening, as hoops are
quite the rule in the evening, although
not so common with day dresses. Some
materials are not worn with any hoops
trousers. This pattern would demand
trousers to match the color of the dress
goods.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.
Of Tba STAR

Special Correspondence of The Star.
NEW YORK, November 13.-There
are those in high quarters who say
that peltry is on the. wane, and there
are others who aver that women nave
even forgotten their traditional fear of
mice in their greed for skins, for If
a mouse dares TO show its head now it
is instantly captured. skinned and
made into a fur piece.
Surely nothing that has a furry hide
is safe. Cats may masquerade as
sable when properly dyed; weasel may
go forth as a high-priced seaIskin;
southern raccoon may be translated by
the sellers into Russian kolinsky, but
the fact remains that nothing is safe
that shows its face 1t is a sad and
terrible Gay for humans and furry ami
mails; the lives OF each are surrendered
wholesale to mans greed.
The furriers have had q splendid sea-
son. They have sold and altered fur
pieces and ransacked the country for
more and moIe fUl, until the word goes
out that sauation has set in, and this
well fin ADVANCE OF cold weather. Curl
Gus people, women, aren't they? They
rarely take the climate into their minds
when buying new clothes. They see
that fur is 20 be in the height of
fashion. and straigftway they indulge
in it in quantities during August wear
1t in the neat of September. do not
murnur at it in indian summer, and
then talk of being surfe4.ed with the
fashion when the tIst cold day blows
down from the north.
If they mad the suggestion made to
them with sufficient strength they
would no doubt start in with muslin
the first of December. No action could
better suit those VINO deal in apparel
The quicker they dispose OF their
wares and turn to new things, the
better their books look. The more
women rebel against the seasons, the
faster they coin money
Evening star., 1915-11-15
Business Hours Daily-9 AM. to 6 PM.
Many New Fashions Are introduced
in the Display of Women's Suits.

The splendid large and beautiful display of Women's
Suit fashions is constantly being augmented by
rivals And today you will notice several that have
been shown before.
THE SUITS FOR DRESS WEAR embrace all OF the de-
able shades materials and styles that shown Broadco
Bolivia CLOTH velour laine kittens chiffon velvet
French veveteens satin imported gabardne the fashionable
shades of burgundy bottle green African brown
blue and black
The original ideas used trimming these with silk brads
fus and velve them distinctive charm every
garment exceedingly and admirable
We especially cali the Suits which
have placed showing they much demand tie
time and the latest conception of fashion Russian blouse
and beted styles here trimmed with Skunk collar and
cuffs and fancy jet buttons.
The prices range from $500 to $500.
STREET. SPORT AND GENERAL WEAR SUITS have never
been all things considered The materials
proprate and becoming including English weeds Scotch mixtures
checks wpcord wool stocnette popn gabarne mems
serge and broadco Belted emibelted military Norfolk and
plain tailored variety of models aordng really
derfu selection.
The Smart Suits of wool socknette for sport
arrival and deserve commentator for their tailoring The
Norfolk design with straps from the yoke back
and patch pockets the skirt FULL and has detachable belt
and patch pockets Many other attractive models all fabrics
The shades include African brown gray dark green
purple black and white plai brown and black checks pal
navy blue and black broad range of styles
braid bound and others depend upon fabric coorng
Of design.
The prices range from $1S.75 to $65Oo.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
New Chiffon, Lace and Silk Blouses

beautiful and varied assortment giving expression to fash
any time and with the simplest suit
skirt the elaborate
Radum Lace Bouse feshcoored chiffon and sill
yer Observation-Disclosures. $575 $1I 90
Navy Bouses plain styles be with tailored
also many beautiful styles for Dress $500 to $3.50
Georgee Crepe Blouses with trimmings of velvet and touch
es of coored embroidery .$I875
Bouses black escolored white chif
fon $500 to $175O
Crepe Bouse plain and tucked Styles maize flesh and
white .~o"1o to 1919
Georgette Bouses trimmed and tucked flesh and
white ................... $3.50 $1,000
Pussy Willow Crepe Bouses white and long sleeves
and high low neck S575
Chiffon Taeta Bouse maize and long sleeves
and convertible collars $575
Georgete Crepe Blouses black white and feh with long sleeves
and convertible collar $500 $1O75
Striped Plaid Silk Bouse with long sleeves and convertible
collar .pooW 10 po|o
Crepe Chine Peau de Sole Bouses long sleeves and
convertible $3.z5 $875
nor,
Evening star., 1915-11-15
New Riding Habits for Women

An entirely model has just been placed in shona
splendidy tailored of wool whpcod with Double breasted Russian
fare-stye coat, with divided skirts.
Other Habits of oxford CLOTH English whpcord
Norfolk and long paddock Styles and of corduroy with the
patented skirt.
The prices are $500, $780, $3.50 and s4soo
Divided Skirts of corduroy oxford and black
each and Divided Khaki Riding Skirts
I'd for.G street.
Evening star., 1915-11-15

A panel made of net ruf1es set in the
front of the skirt will add the fash
ionabIe fullness to last seasons even
ing frock.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
Women's New Lace Footwe -
of Quiet, Correct Elegance.

Fashion dictates mid Shades faW1nter
the who exercises good the selection of her
shoes turning from the and bold effects the
quieter, modulated shades.
We showing the ample and pleasing array
of neat and refined styles brought by American shoe artists
The creations the of refinement and all
desiring geny and personality expressed in footwear will be
well pleased with these excellent creations.
RY WAY OF ILLUSTRATION WE MENTION THESE.
EXCELLENT LACE MODELS: .-
Patent Caskn Chevy Bucher trimmed with fawn Bugae
of ho patent fox and back sole and leather Spanish
Patent Cakn Chevy Blucher with black Bugare cloth
style above only with plain
Cotskin with cloth
and oxing, diamond Goodyear and leather heel
Patent
heel fox and welt heel
Priced from $500 to $500 pair.
ALSO TWO NEW BUTTON MODELS JUST RECEIVED.
Extra High Back Velvet Vamp and quarter, piped
in black silk braid with black satin top; and Mid
night Blue Gypsy Button Boot with hand-turn sole
and French Louis heel. $500 pair
Evening star., 1915-11-15
All That Is New and Approved IL
WOMEN'S COAT STYLES ~
Will Be Found in Our Broadly Represent
ative Showing.

Certain leading style themes accepted for the and
from these developed thousands of different types
that have been evoved-te lengths all variations the
fabrics and color the acceptable trimmings
Coats for Evening, Afternoon, Calling, Reception
Theater, Church, Automobile, Limousine, Travelling "
Sport and Every Need of Every Womans Day
The materials mother of pearl chiffon velvet pane velvet
seal puh velour velour de ane ripple CLOTH granite cloth
CLOTH broadcoth corduroy chn zbelne and wool
stockinette.
The colors pink blue black brown white green and
all the popular checks and mixtures; with full fare
modified and straight long waists and without
defining waist beted plated yoke and loose effects hall and full
ned outing and business with big rooy pockets
dress and semdess rich fabrics and trimmings Nearly
all of them be fastened high the neck preference
to have them
Prices, $1,000, $1275 $500, $1S.75 to $135
Evening star., 1915-11-15
THE DAILY MENU.

BREAKFAST
Grapes Hominy
Country Sausage
Griddle Cakes Honey
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Fried Tomatoes With Milk Gravy.
Potato Cakes
Egg Mullins Preserves Tea
DINNER
Chicken Broth With Noodles
Baked Stuffed Chicken Cranberries
Creamed Onions Potatoes
Cucumber Salad
Charlotte Ruass Coffee
Evening star., 1915-11-15

Swift & CompGny's Sales of Beef in
Washington. d. C.. for the week ending
Saturday. Nov. ID. averaged as follows:
Domestic beef. 1854 cents per pound
Advertisement
Evening star., 1915-11-15
BIRDS AND BUTTERFLIES.

Birds and butterflies are everywhere,
excepting out of doors. They form one
of the favorite decorative motives in
interiors.
There are the gay chintZes and Gre
tonnes showing parrots, birds of para
disc, peacocks and various other bril-
liant plumaged birds. These are used
for curtains, for cushions, for uphol
stering, for sewing bags, for laundry
oa gs and for every other kind of bag.
There are trays showing real butter
flies, carefully mounted between two
plates of glass. Usually these show
pressed flowers and leaves and bits of
rnilkweed fluff mounted with them. If
well made they are very attractive.
Some trays show tiny birds, alone or
with the butterflies, made of feathers
of gay colors-real feathers. There are
little decorative plaques, too, made in
the same way. The trays come in all
sizes, from the size which holds single
glass of lemonade to the big tea tray,
round or oval
Then there are the painted birds and
butterflies on furniture. There are sets
of bedroom furniture showing song
sters in all coiors: there are tea wag-
ons Of white enameled wood, with
bright birds in blue and red and yell
low painted under the glass trays.
The rocking parrots of wood, that
stand on the edge of a table and sway
back and forth in the breeze, are an
other bird vogue. The tiny celluloid
birds that balance on the edge of the
glass Of water, holding the place card
in their beaks, are another bird novelty.
For table decoration, too, there are the
little porcelain birds that are used to
decorate the bowl or vase of flowers.
These are especially pretty when used
with flowers, and sometimes nicely
dried butterflies are used with them
The birds are fastened into position by
means of q little putty or plastic clay.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
The Loveliest of the New Corsets
and Corset Accessories Are in Pink

Women are fascinated BY the Pink Coets and Corset Aces
so and there many beautiful styles and materials We have
generous showing fine makes and models and the
is increasing every day The full figure pink
set with the beauty the slender They
all the way from those handsome brocades
of finer quality.
There are many models in line corsets for
the slender figures those with higher bust and heavier bonng
for the more substantial We also have the high bust styles
with very medium skirts.
Our Brasseres and Camsoes carry out the pink shade
crepe chine lace and heavier materials and there many
beautiful garments in the soft shades Of pink
Pink Corsets, $1.oo to $1o5o.
Pink Treo Girdes $780,
Pink Brassieres and Camisoles, Soc to $500.
Pink Hip Confners at $780,
uesnths street.
Evening star., 1915-11-15

There are all sorts Of bluebird things,
too. There are various sets of glasses
made up of tumblers and pitchers or
carafes for water or lemonade, with
trays to match. The bright little blue
birds of happiness are always shown
with outspread wings. On china, too,
these bluebirds are shown. There are
tea sets and luncheon sets and nursery
sets all of china decorated with blue
birds.
Evening star., 1915-11-15
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCES A SHOWING OF
New Silk Beaver Riding Hats, New
Skating CAPS and Scarfs to Match.

The Riding Hats fashioned OF beautiful Silk
Beaver the mannsh derby and sailor effects and have
distinctly appearance their severity of line and
design.
The Skating Caps the demand for proper head
wear in accordance with the great prominence that is
given this winter sport Soft Wool Tamo Shanters with
Scarfs to match, in various plain coorings Warm
iceable and wthal extremely modish
hor.F
Evening star., 1915-11-15
Colored Coats and Hats
In Plain and Elaborate Styles,
FOR CHILDREN TO YEARS OF AGE
IN THE BABY STORE

In Plain and Elaborate Styles,
FOR CHILDREN TO YEARS OF AGE
IN THE BABY STORE.
Dozens of different Styles and many of them
exclusive in Coats of velvets, chiffon vevets, vel
veteens silk corduroys broadcloths, whpcords serges
and chinchillas; high waist and box effects with
wide belt same material and others with contrasting
collars and cuffs and sumptuous in furs, fancy but
tons that make attractive jewellike trimmings gath
brown, black gray, navy Copenhagen, putty and
green.
Priced from $500 to $500.
Colored Hats in mushroom and various side-turn
effects with soft ribbon bow trimmings and bands Of
hats are here; every plain color and combination.
Priced from SITS to $3.50.
Third 6oo, street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09
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 Language studente aay irieh orogue i5 the ancient woy Of pronouneing English, Dreaewed in# its purity Dy residents of inc Emerald Isle,
 The Philippine board Of public utl'' ities commissioners has decided tnas it has no Jurisdiction over the so-celi' ed public utilities owned by Q province or a municipality
 Newfoundland caught 22l whales 10 1918.
 In 1913 Japan exported raw slls valued at S94QS06l4.
 Autos now carry mail between sal onica and Interior towns.
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 Panama imports 12O barrels Of beer monthly from tho United States
 The United states produced in 1913 about 5,1O0 tons of hemp.
 More than 300 conventions arc to be held during the San Francisco e2 position in 1915.
 A Hamilton, Masss Congregations church has celebrated it's 2Ooth birth day.
 sandalwood trees in India are sen orally found at an altitude of 1000 tc 5000 feet
 It Is said that the State Of Florids receives more than S1O00,0OO year rom the trade in aligators.
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 More than 90 per cent. of the alec hol and alcoholic drinks that is mad' in the Philippines are derived iron the sap of palm trees.