Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-19
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TIE Norfolk coat is always .,t,.
 factory one and this one ssb sSa,sa a satIs' tl
 military pockets that are no"s nsM, tne distinctive. It Is adrnirablo ~" ana seasons and fot a variety of s;G aor all materials. Here, blue gabard;neas dii;iesent ;t shown. but white gabardine and i',ld n,h:i is serge are especially smart made ;n ",iLte .i: way. ''' tiils
 Piaited skirts are not alone fash;,. abie' they are very generally becom;uur,' nls one IS so arranged as to piva tSs. etfect of plain panel at the front anS 'ns one at the back, also it is c,,t og Gilo about the hip line and finished w;tb vii al peplum prettily shaped yoke. '''
 The top coat makes an imnox.o., feature of mid-winter fashions '' Th;. 1s,a. one is eminently smart. the f,,,a lk being laid in plaits under tbo ,'a,.eS' aa where it is held by means of an oran e.lls mental belt. At the same lima ';lia. II !. absolutely simple and easv fn ,,nl. .t s sThe high collar and the deen cufTs i;sane' as. important features and are exceedinaiv fashionable made of fur. The coslts,s coat ;, illustrated is made of black velvet ard al the fur is natural fischer ~' a''o
 Here is a coat that can be made in two entirely different ways. Here ;t is shown plain and loose, buf # ,ra :" ferred, it can be laid in plaits under tie th. arms and belt passed over these nia;t. to hold them in place, also fhere I., ars patch pockets that can be used if lised eli In the illustration, broadcIotb ;s trimmed with rows of braid, ''
 Every variation of the gored skirt i. in vogue. This one is in fo1r ;i,, n;osoo s but the front and back are fin;s5od sLe and Tapped onto the sides to give tha effect of panels or box-plaits The finish can be made at either the ra;sad waist line or at the natural waist line In the illustration, broadcl9th 'i is trimmed with braid, but the model isa good one for all seasonable materials and all seasonable trimmings.
 The skirt that combines plain bodv portion with plain faring skirt is one of the smartest and best liked of the sea. son. This one can be made with a body portion showing d straight edge as it is here or with a shaped front edge. The collar can be turned in about the throat or down over the coat The very wide bell-shaped cuffs are ex. ceedingly smart, but plain sleeves can be used f preferred. The peplum can be cut with straight edge or with points at front and back or with points at sides.
 This is one of the prettiest of the yoke skirts. At the front and back, there is plain panel or box-plait and at the sides, the skirt is gathered and joined to yoke. The panels at front and back can be extended over the yoke to the lower edge, or cut off and joined to its lower edge. For the me- dium size will be needed, 4A yards ot material 36 inches wide, yards A; the width at. the lower edge is sH yards.
 Here is an exceedingly smart coat with belt and yoke that give just little suggestion of the Norfolk idea, yet which is entirely distinctive and new. The belt is cut in one with the side portions and passed over the plaits at front and at back to hold them in place.
  . The skirt that is finished with lappel edges at the front is a pretty ard a fashionable one. This model is made in five gores, which are perfectly smooth ovor tho b;pc vh;1a thev flare gracefully at the lower edge.