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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY-Let
MS do your weekly washing We use
sanitary methods We call and de-
liver your washing for 90 cents
Give us trial. Phone 247l. Fir
teenth and b streets.
MERCHANTS' POLICE PATROL.
Male and female detectives for pri'
vate investigations. Night watching
and protection furnished at all times
A. L. wilkins, manager; W. II. Bohni
secretary. 1856 State. Phone 4Ol.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY-D. D.
Keeler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillson,
secretary. All cases of cruelty or
neglect of dumb animals should be
reported to the secretary for investi'
cation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

FARM SACRIFICE-In order to stop
mortgage foreclosure on $l25,OOO
proposition, will sell 200 acre farm,
three miles from Salem, suitable to
cut up in small tracts. Fiske &
Laberie, 143 North High, Salem, Ore.
Aug30
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FOR SALE.

SMALL general stock OF merchandise
for sale. Inquire 1190 North Cap
itol street. tt
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DE MOLAY COMMANDERY No 5, X.
Irregular conclave fourth Friday
in each month at O'Clock p. M, in
Masonic Temple. Sojourning Sir
Knights are cOurteously invited to
meet with us. Gee. H. Burnett, E. c.;
Frank A. Turner, recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

WOODMEN OF THE woRLD-Meet
every Friday night at s o'clock in
Mccormack block. Oscar Donaldson,
G. c.; L. S. Geer clerk. 507 Court
street. Phone 593.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

UNITED ARTISANS-Capital Assem-
bly, No. S4, meets every Wednesday
at 8 p. m. in Moose hall. Mrs. F. W.
Cook, NJ. A.; j. T. Penn, secretary,
Alb Masonic Temple.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28


1l65 Hood street. Telephone 81. If
FOR RENT-0ne large front room,
furnished or unfurnished, 1906 Cen
ter. tt
JERSEY COW for SALE Call Mr.. Bauer,
South High and JudsOn. Phone 2506-
J-1. Aug30
HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent, 565
North High. Phone 6l2-M, or 6S4.
E. N. PeetZ. tt
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms, 100 Union street. Inquire at
Peetz Furniture Store. Mrs. ]. L.
Peetz. tt
FARM FOR RENT-Stock and grain
farm for rent. Inquire at room %
Breyman block, Salem, Ore. Refer
ences required. Aug31
FOR SALE.
>-~-~->-~---~~- ~~--~--~---~-~---->--
SMALL general stock OF merchandise
for sale. Inquire 1190 North Cap
itol street. tt
FOR RENT-7-room house, corner Lin.
Highland and Myrtle avenue. Phone
1856. Mrs L. X. Page. Aug3C
OWNER of new Broom house, now
here from California, offers same
very cheap for casn, or will take good
auto part pay. See him at Baynt
building, Room 6. Aug3C
HOPPICKERS, ATTENTION = We
are headquarters for tents, camp
stoves, stools, gloves, cots, springs
granite ware, everything to satisfy
your wants. Lowest prices. Peet2
Furniture Co., 233 North Commercial
FOR SALE-A good home for little
money. Two choice lots, each 601
$50 feet; house, barn, plenty of shade
and fruit trees. Two blocks from cal
line. Price $500. Phone 470 or cal
at room 304 U. S. Bank building. II
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five-roo
modern house, paved street, located
on North Commercial street. Viii
take good auto as part payment, oil
sell on easy terms. w. II. Graben
horst & Co., 275 State street. Aug2t
FARM SACRIFICE-In order to stoI
mortgage foreclosure on $125,00C
proposition, will sell 200 acre farm
three miles from Salem, suitable tC
cut up in small tracts. Fiske 6
Laberie, 143 North High, Salem, Ore
Aug3(
FOR SALE-Canning peaches, deliver
ed to any part of town or bring your
boxes and come to the orchard, second
grade peaches sold cheap in the or
j Il i L. q :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25
Pt, Marion Girl Will
be Buried Tomorrow

The body Of Miss Beulah WarmaH.
whose death occurred last week IN
Denver. Col, where she had gone on
a visit 10 relatives, will arrive at her
home in PIT. Marion. Pa. tonight. Flu
neral services will be held on Thurs
day afternoon from the home OF her
parents and interment will be made
in the cemetery there.
Miss Hazel Holt OF this city. and her
sister, Mrs. Ingle Malone. Of Somer'
set. Pa. leave in the morning for PIT.
Marion to attend the services. Mrs.
Malone and children. George and Flor
ence Virginia. arrived here today.
Miss Warman's death occurred from
apoplexy. which was brought on by
the change in altitude. She had been
previously subject TO attacks OF heart
trouble. but was in excellent health
when she left her home a month ago
for Denver. She was accompanied by
her brother Elton. of Morgantown, who
had Just arrived home when the news
Of his sisters death was received.
Miss Warman was % years OF age and
was well known in this city.
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ePrsonals.

Miss Nell Dougan, OF Fairmont. has
returned from a visit with friends IN
clarksburg and Grafton. Miss Dou.
ian Is q former Warrington girl and
Is well known here.
Clyde Shields, of Mtz, motored here
in his new Pullman yesterday.
q. S. Courson left Tuesday for
Charles Town, W. Va, where he will
attend the Knight OF Pythias conven'
ton which Is in session there.
Al Swain has gone TO Fairmont'
where he will play with the band dur
ing the fair.
J. e. Talkington and wife left Tues
day morning for San Francisco TO at
tend the exposition They will stay
about three months.
Mrs. Ella Atkins, Of Hundred. ar
rived here yesterday to visit with
friends.
B. Pierce, B. & o. signal supervisor,
Of Wheeling, was a business visitor
in this city Tuesday.
Henry Elig, OF Wheeling, a trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Howard R. Furbee was a business
visitor IN Fairmont yesterday.
Robert Fisher attended the fair at
Fairmont Tuesday.
Guy Clayton, Of the Equitable Insur'
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visiting with Mrs. J. Robert Burt at
her home or Pleasant stree
Miss Grace Leonard. OF Dancer ave
nue.. has gone TO Blue Greek, where
she will spend the winter visiting
with friends.
Miss Beatrice Hall. of Fairmont, has
returned 10 her home after visiting
with friends here.
Miss Bula Ice has returned from
Fairmont, where she was visiting With
friends.
Thomas j. Jones has returned from
Ciarksburg. where he was transact
ing business.
Frederick Williams has returned
from a three weeks visit with rela-
tives in Boston and New York City.
Several Warrington folks attended
the Fairmont Fair yesterday.
Robert Floyd. OF Dents Run. has re-
turned to his home after attending 10
business here.
Several Warrington young men are
in camp at the Jollitte grove east OIL
this city.
Mrs. Flick. of High street. has gone
to GAINESVILLE. Ohio. where she will
visit with relatives for several weeks.
Miss Fay Meade will leave Thurs
day for San Francisco. where she Will
attend the exposition.
Rev. c. ]. Kluser left Tuesday
morning on train No. . for Baltimore.
Md, to attend the retreat OF the Cath
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WARRINGTON NEWS

auce Co, has returned from a bust
ness trip TO hundred ana Burton
o. K. Simm5. OF the Eureka Pipe
Line Co., Downs, has returned from u
two weeks visit TO Niagara Falls and
other points OF interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Hamilton have
returned from Wheeling. where the!
were visiting with friends.
c. J. Sellers, OF Glover Gap, W. Va,
was a business visitor IN this city
Tuesday.
c. j. Proudfoot, travelling passenger
agent OF the b. & o. r. R. CO., Wheel
ing, was here Tuesday looking after
business for his company.
Street Commissioner Staley and
men are making extensive repairs on
the ClarkSburg street bridge.
G. W. Smith and J. W. kennedy, Of
Parkersburg. W. Va we're recent bust
ness visitors in this city.
G. S. Homer. OF Glover Gap. ". Va,
was ~tranSacting business here Tues
day.
Charles Keffer. OF Littleton. was Wis.
iting in this city yesterday.
G.. L. Mason, travelling salesman OF
Moundsville, was a business visitor
in town yesterday.
c. G. Baker, OF Metz. was here yes.
terday looking after some business,
Clyde Smith. of Wheeling. was a
visitor in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. H. c. Anderson and Mrs.
Charles Wilson. Of Sunshine, left
Tuesday afternoon for Charles Town.
W. Va. where they will attend the
X. OF P. Grand Lodge.
Clarence Belch was a business VS.
itor in Benwood. W. Va. Tuesday.
Miss EGie Anderson left Tuesday
for Pittsburgh. Pa. where she will
visit with her aunt.
Miss Thelma Snyder. Of Hundred.
is visiting with friends here.
L. B. Woods. OF Toledo, o.. was WIS.,
ting in this city Tuesday.
j. L. Bernhart, OF Columbus, Ohio,
was transacttng business here Tues
day.
George E. Martch, Jr.. of Louisville.
Ky, was a recent business visitor IN
this city.
A. o. Dengel. Of Pittsburgh. Pa,
was a business visitor in u town
Tuesday.
Fred Vantelling. OF Ashland, Ohio.
was transacting business here yester-
day.
Bert Bradford. OF Pennsboro. has re-
turned to his home after looking after
business here.
Lyman Katz was a business visitor
In Littleton Tuesday.
The Misses Gladys and Beatrice
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ole Priests at St. Marys Of that city.
He will return the last Of the week.
Miss Olive Crush. Of Fairmonr, Is
the guest Of Miss Pearl Williamson
al her home on East Main street.
Frank Heath and daughter. Of
Wheeling. former residents Of this
city, are here visiting with friends.
D. Ice, OF Ohio, is in this city visit
ing with relatives.
Mrs. A, K. Modi and Miss Jeanette
Knots are visiting with friends in
Wheeling.
Miss Jessie Burr left Tuesday for
her home in Weston after spending
some time here visiting with friends.
Miss Marie Smith has gone 10 WeS-
ton. where she will visit with friends.
Mrs. Harrington and daughter. or
NcMechen. are guests al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. HELEN.
D. A. Fitzgerald. OF the Furbee cloth
ing store. has returned from a Two
weeks vacation spent in Maysville.
Kentucky.
Many Of the Young folks are look
ing forward to the Baptist picnic
which will be held Friday next.
". s. Byard. of Glover Gap. was a
business visitor in this city Yesterday.
A new train order board has been
received at the B. & o. telegraph tow
er Of this city. The board is of a
new kind and is much better for sig
mailing trains than those formerly us
ed, Each office Of the Wheeling divis,
ion of the B. & o. will be furnished
with one OF these boards.
Frank Coyne. Of Grafton. Is here to-
day on business.
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Grim have returned to Warrington af-
ter spending several weeks in Fair
mont visiting with their aunt, Mrs.
Billingslea.
Lester Grim. OF Wyatt. was here
Tuesday looking after important bust
ness.
H. A. Showalter, OF Fairmont, was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Richmond returned to
her home in Fairmont Tuesday after
spending some time here visiting with
friends.
Frank Mayors has returned from
Moundsville, where he attended the
funeral OF his father.
Dan Berry is i'll at his home in East
Palestine, Ohio.
Miss Mary Smith. Of Fairmont, is
the guest OF Miss Nell Gaughan in the
Clayton addition.
Mrs. Raymer Morgan has gone to
Sistersville. where she will visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Ella jerks, OF West Main
street. has gone to Pittsburgh. where
she will visit with friends.
Thomas Murphy, Of GAINESVILLE, O.,
is a business visitor in this city.
Miss Bessie Mockler has returned
from Fairmont. where she was visit
ing with friends.
Miss Francis McMechen. OF Nc
Mechen. W. Va returned to her home
Tuesday after spending several days
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Picturea Worth seeina.

Vivid scenes OF activity in the vari,
GUS theatres OF war; social. sporting.
political and other events Of universal
interest are pictured from week 10
week in the New York Worlds great
Gravure Supplement. This Sunday
World pictorial section is a new and
exceedingly interesting feature OF
Americas greatest newspaper. 1t IS
printed in buff colored ink on a fine
quality paper suitable to preserve as g
picture collection Of lasting interest.
order the Sunday World from your
newsdealer in advance.
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CUES, Of her sister. Mrs. Efie Cump
ston, on East Park.
Mrs. =. L. Holland and daughter,
Miss nellie. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Hall at GYPSY.
Miss Goldie Robey is visiting rela'
lives al Gladesville and ElkiHs.
Miss Mabel Hess. OF Morgantown, IL
visiting relatives in this ward.
Mrs. Charles Hall. OF Pittsburgh
avenue. is the guest of her mother
Mrs. William Summers, at Little
Falls.
Mrs. Fay Carpenter. OF Blue Creek
who is visiting relatives here, is quite
sick.
Mr.. Glenn Polling. who has been the
guest of his sister. Miss Minnie Belle
Polling. has gone 10 his home at Bel
ington.
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Had Lung Trouble
and Expected 70 Die

The many recoveries brought
about by EckmaI.'S Alternative are
attracting wide attention. Read
about this case
81 D ST., keyHeF, W. Va.
.GentIcmeni-I was X sick In
November. 1878. I grew steadily
worse. Had two consultations. The
verdict was the fever had Affected
my lungs and that my case wa
hopeless: only gave me " nonthe
10 live. My physician had tried most
nil kinds of treatment and none asa
me my good, NO he asked my huS-
band II he objected to hin trying
a proprietary medicI1e. began
your Alternative. i was In bed from
November 20, IOOS, until February
IS, 1905, nnd was thought dying sew
eral times. Today l am healthier
and stronger than ever" (Abbrs-
GSiEnedD MRS. H. X. BRILEY.
EckmanS Alternative is most etflca-
eiouS in bronchial catarrh and Sc
we're throat and lung affections and
up-building the system. Contains
no harmful or habit-formlng drugs.
Accept no substitutes. Small size
81; regular size. So. Sold BY lead
ing druggists. Write for oookIe
Of recoEerteS.
ErknlRn Laboratory, PbiladeiDhAa
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Mr.. Colbert Henderson. Of Taylor
county, is the guest of his uncle, Mr..
T. B. Henderson. on Guffey street.
Mr.. Luke Layman. Of Maryland ave
nue. is i'll OF tonsilitis.
Miss Margaret Bone. OF Mounds
willie. is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Denzei
Hayr, of East Park.
Mrs. Delphia Smith has returned TO
Ernshaw after a short visit here.
Miss Myrtle Hall. OF Murray. is the
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10 Hold rennis Tournament.

Beginning August 30, the annual
tennis tournament will be held on the
Warrington courts, to which all play
ers are eligible. Those who desire
to enter will kindly give their names
to Dale Hamilton before Saturday,
August %.
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Truth Party.

On Monday evening a truth party
VAS held at the home OF Miss Mar
garet Furbee on Central avenue.
Those who attended were: The
Misses Fay Meade, Audele Furbee,
Linnie Hayes and MesSrs. Loren Hi.
dreth, Roy Alder, Dale hamilton.
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The Baptist Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic next Friday, August
q, at Dents Run. Members will bring
their lunch and meet al the church
at $3.50 a. M. Get there or time.
ConVeyances will be provided for all.
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Gun Club Shoots.

The Warrington Gun Club is hold
ing regular shoots on Tuesdays and
Fridays Of each week at Their
GROUNDS in the Blackstone baseball
mark Just east OF this city. A tourna.
rnent open to all amateur shooters is
planned for some day next week. date
q which will be announced later.
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Confer Decoration.

The Patriarch Militant of the l. 0.
o. F. of Warrington will confer the
decoration OF Chivalry in the school
auditorium September s at s p. N.
The public is cordially invited TO al
tend.
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Returned From Camp.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred S. Harr and sons.
Louis and Paul. returned Monday
from their camp. Atawah. where they
have. spent the summer months.
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Return Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Milan and FAM
fly returned to their home in Blue
Creek Tuesday after spending several
days here visiting with Mr.. Millan's
father, who has been i'll.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-25

Should you visit New York next
season and stop at the new skyscrap-
er hotel, mine host" will be really a
hostess. that is, a couple of hostesseS
in fact, a couple OF ~princesses. For
the "Stallo girls OF Cincinnati both
OF them women OF title. are going into
the hotel business.
Princess Murat. formerly Helen
Stallo, is the wife 81 a Russian prince,
her sister Laura is wife of the Italian
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K. ~ - Grand Lodoe.

Columbia Lodge No. 81, X. OF p, OF
this city will be represented by I. S.
Ceurson at the Grand Lodge, which
is now in session at Charles Town,
W. Va.
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Here From Indiana.

Mr.. and Mrs, William Rose. of
Jamestown. Indiana. r guests OF Mir.
and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter on Pitts
hurgh aveuue
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Mrs, Knicht Here.

Mrs. William knight. OF Chicago. Is
the guest OF her mother-in'aw. Mrs.
Rebecca knight. on Guffey street.
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =
Here From Charleston,

f. +. Morgan. of Charleston, arriv-
ed here a couple of days ago for a
few DAYS stay.
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Grand Meeting.

There will be a grand meeting Of
the ]. o. o. F. in this city on Labor
Day.
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nobleman. Prince RospiglioSi. They
are daughters OF the late Alexander
Mcdonald. STANDARD oil magnate. and
though they have invested 80 heavily
in foreign titles they have decided 10
put the bulk of their American made
millions in an American hotel.
The new hotel which they'll erect
at Broadway and Forty-Second street
will be 81 stories high, the lottiest
hotel in New York.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Vance has gone to
Grafton TO visit relatives.
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Heavy Effect Reduced BY
High Hair and Free Neck.


or changing and adapting them to
their own needs, that we see SO
many women make grotesque spec
tacles of themselves. 8
AS a matter Of fact. every new
fashion has in it some element Of
beauty, for loneliness is the motive
OF every new design. No fashion is
designed simply to look odd or con-
spicuous and nothing else.
Becoming Lines for Thin Woman.
If you wantsto give an impression.
of raundness to naturally thin hg-
ure, here are important principles to
remember:
1. Stripes running vertically en-
phasize s1enderness; stripes running,
horizontally add breadth to the fig.
ure; stripes used diagona1ly, or both
vertically and horizontally In CON
,trast, Will produce an effect ofrotand.
ness when correctly used. According
to THE law OF contraries. 1t is always
the slender woman who admires
stripes and the stout woman who has
a definite preference for checks,
If stripes are adjusted
TO the needs Of the figure. there Is no
reason why even the very slender
oman may not wear them with
sasing results.
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more above the actual waist line.
fhuB achieving d soft curve from the
Shoulder to the wafst fine.
ckoosinn ths Collars.
i. If tlie shoulders are tain there
should never be any sharp lines end
ing anywhere near them. Pointed
collars or sg1are collars ending just
ut the shou1der are taboo. Soft frflly
collars. round yolkess or II q square
collar n destre9. then one that ends
an inch or hore below the shoulder
IA front, and four OF Ave inches In
the back. VIII give the soft effect.
5. The slender neck and oval or
slightly sharp chin need the narrow
neck ribbon when 10w.necked gowns
are worn; II stim collars are desired
they should not be rigid ones That
stand out from the neck and make
che thin neck specially consb fcuotis,
but closes ttint ones. The collar thar
'sme1ts into the neck" So to speak,
Is the ons that will make thes s1en-
der throat appear to best advantdgas
g. Pointed elbows should never be-
entirely exposed. The short sleeve
that ends Exactly at the elbow or q
mere trife below It viii give the
eject OF d ronnded arm and slender.
-tapering forearm from elbow TO WRIT.
II is by NO means Best for the stlin
arm aIways to Be iricased' la long
sleeves, dis the long sleeve generally
adds to the impression OF slender
ness and tallness.
The woman inclined totp1uInpnes
-or. who desiFes to produce an enect:
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Showing just
Why the Thin
Should Not Use
the Fat Should
By AD,, RoseDbiah

w 7oMBN are either well dressed
w or uniformed or decorated.
A. The yell dressed woman Is e
Parity, In spite Of the fact that for
eign titled fortune hunters visiting
this country always declare that
every woman, from Fifth avenue to
Cheyenne. Wyoming. is the most
beautifully gowned woman in the
world. Armed with notebook, I
marched up and down Fifth avenue
one lovely spring morning, and s0per
cent of the girls and women looked
exactly alike as far as clothes were
concerned.
They were a uniformed army.
clothed In exactly the same last de-
cree Of fashion-short ones. tall ones.
thin ones. stout ones. Many of them
were doubtless lovely in face and
form, but the unadapted styie-upt-
form crowded out every bit or indi-,
viduality. Nobody looked especially
lovely or really well dressed from an
artistic standpoint.
Or we have the other extreme-the
girl who .'decorates'' herself in
misguided attempt to be artistic. be-
ribboned. beruffed. bejewelled. re-
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emph6 sfzfng stoutness. as the broad
gifdie Is likely to do.
Shoulders that are plump need 20
fuffes or frf1B OF any kind. For
froclss on which collars are desired
the Y,ointed eject ID both front and
BACK are most becoming Both
SQUARE ana round cuts In Jokes and
collars should be careful1y avoided,
as these lines aIwats give an enecs
ofwidth.
The wen rounded seek IS shown o.
to best advantage when cohtrasted
with low, stiK collars not with ruff
6es or furbefoes OF any kind.
Plump arms can stand any length
OF sleeve except the short "pufs
from the shoulder. which emphasize
ronndness. Tie ''three-qnarter
sleeve on light sundmer gowns. Of
the narrow. lons sleeve on heavier
fairies, hips to nettra1i1e stout"
effects.
Points to tEae Shopptf.
The woman with the willingness
10 spend d little tine studying her
degds rather tl1an CONCENTRATING on
ths shopping around for Auteriaii-
VIII And; the, tiEne spent wisely. For.
IL lis only the woli1an herself who.
can perform this task. Few dress.
rnaKery have the time to study each
indlyfduall patrons personality.
An ingenious artist has Suggested
t1at dressmaket.s Or those who are
doing their own WORK. for that mat
tel, should be provided with outline
drawings or the dguie. with crossed
lines to help the udpractised hand
Which might be used for sketching
nossible eRetts. II tBere we're copies
ENOUGH OF these sheets to allow for,
errors or trials; there might be great.
uraSticai use III such 3 device.
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gardless of its becomingness or good
taste.
self to be- Beautiful II she will study
her person. and learn how to manip.
ulate the lines OF her clothing. and
last, hut not least, to select care
fully the shades and tints that bring
out her good points to best advan-
tase. In selecting or designing a
gown here, are the genera! points
about ones SELF that must be borne
in mind:
Vital 20 Know.
atdt.re- Height weight. unusual
points about the figure.
OsIrUes and u,t0Ies-Plumpness or
0lenderness OF arms. neck. shoulders;