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is entirely made by hand, even to the buttonholed slashes through which the pale pink ribbons are run in yoke and sleeve.
 The petticoat takes on a new lease of life. this summer, with the, in- creased fullness of skirts. Even the cheaper models at dollar and under are considerably fuller than last year, and one may obtain nainsook and em- broidery petticoats in five and six yard width-paying a substantial price of course for so many yards of em- broidery trimming. One very pretty. moderately priced petticoat has a bias founce of nainsook inset with lace and embroidery medallions and three rows of lace trimming; another model has an embroidery fiounce set on over rowS of lace. There are very wide nainsook petticoats distended with one or two hoops of featherbone tubing run through castings; other wide petti- coats distend the frock by ruff1es alone, sometimes five or six overlapping ruff
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washable kid tops.
 Pantalets With the Bathing Suit.

The full bloomers which accompan- jed last seasons short bathing tunic have retired in favor of frilled panta- lettes which are the newest coquetry of the coquettish bathing costume. Pictured is a very modish little bath ing suit of white taffeta, slashed and piped in various captivating ways on skirt and bodice and worn over pam talettes of rose and white striped taf- feta. The circular flounce of the skirt Is lined with the same striped silk and the white satin bathing slippers are laced up with pink ribbons over white silk stockings. To match this engag- ing bathing costume there is Coolie hat of white rubber with fitted head piece to protect the hair and trim ming of pink rubber. White or flesh colored stockings are very much "the thing" with bathing suits this season and one has become so used to them that the eye is no longer startled by the obvious suggestion of bare legs be- tween dark bathing skirt and slippers.
 For the Horsewoman.
 For summer days, naturally, is the cool riding suit of biscuit toned crash, trim and correct to the last detail and accompanied by irreproachably cor rect accessories. The cross saddle riding habit Is no longer stared at askance; it has been adopted for town wear in the park as well as for infor- maj country wear and the percentage of women riders who cling to the old, dangerous side saddle costume grows smaller and smaller. This riding rig of biscuit crash comes from an undis- puted authority on riding garb for women and the cut of the coat, giving
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for they must be dry-cleaned; an ordi- nary tubbing would ruin their texture. For the June bride is set of white chiffon lingerie-chemise, pantalon and nightgown. The chiffon is accor- dion plaited, the chemise and gown having shallow yokes and the panta- lon ribbon belt. The accordion plaited chiffon is hemstitched to the yoke, the chemise being supported on the shoulder by white ribbons while the nightgown is more elaborate, with short sleeves edged with plaited chif- ion frills.
 Shell pink batiste lingerie floods the market this season and these once lux urious garments may now be worn by anybody for prices are extremely reas- enable. The delicate pink tint washes out after a while but little rose colored crepe paper in the rinsing water will restore it-this a hint for the laundress. A pink batiste night gown with pink satin ribbon run be- tween groups of pin tucks to define an Empire yoke, may be had for a dollar; dainty pink batiste chemise for the same price. For pink crepe de chine gown or chemise one must pay from two or three dollars upward.
 New this year are nightgowns of very sheer striped batiste, material almost as transparent as chiffon. The satiny striping on the gauzy ground gives charming effect of coolness.
 One nightgown, an example of the best type of exclusive French lingerie, is of soft. fine batiste, white, with a yoke of dotted net vandyked with hand d-enfbroidered sections. This gown
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The coat of rose-colored wool jersey

inc coat or rOS6-cOlOred WOOL jersey is loose and informal in line and the pouch pockets, carelessly tied sash and deep, soft cuffs and collar in- crease the suggestion of easy comfort. The skirt of wool jersey matches the coat and the roll-brim sport hat of rose -colored straw has crown of rose and white-striped silk. Very correct sport shoes of white glazed kid, with white rubber soles and heels complete this excellent tennis costume. The knitted sport coat has style all its and partly to the dainty collar and worsted, the coat itself being in soft, sage green tone. Another distinctive touch is the very broad trimming band which runs down the front edges and around the bottom of the coat. This band is knitted with two threads of the green Shetland wool; collar and. cuffs are knitted with black and white Germantown wool. A particularly smart velvet-trimmed sport hat ac- companies this green 6weater-coat. The hat is of cream milan with broad black velvet band and bow and several large pearl-headed pins thrust through the black velvet. Below the green coat is skirt of green and white striped panama cloth, cut in bias gores so that the stripes meet ob- liquely at the seams. A skirt of this sort should be about three and a half yards wide at the foot-four if one wishes a very good flare. This skirt is shown more plainly on another figure, in combination with a white washable satin sport blouse, white straw hat trimmed with folded white grosgrai1i ribbon and buttoned boots of tabasco brown glazed kid with white
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fies of embroidery being set on from hem to knee. Color is a feature of the summer petticoat which does not depend on a bow of ribbon for its coquetry. Very charming models have fiounces scalloped and embroidered in color, the embroideries taking the form of bees, butterflies and even birds, as we'll as flowers. Then there are petticoats of white silk-taffeta or washable satin-and even of white sateen, with featherbone cordings or facings to make them set out crisply from the ankles. All these petticoats are beautifully fitted over the hip, with snap-fastened closing rathe, than the bulky, old-style drawstrings,
 An elaborate dancing petticoat of net and lace Is distended with feather bone tubing over the hips. The trim- ming of pink ribbon in bands and fes- toons is very coquettish and under tho distended lace petticoat is another of accordion plaited net with smoothly fitting satin yoke over the hips.
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~lFTY years ago woman changed
 from wool to muslin when warm
 weather arrived; nowadays the
 change is from silk to chiffon. Bulky underwear has gone out of vogue and the softer and finer lingerie garments are, the more is milady en- tranced by them.
 The very latest underwear fabric is chiffon - perishable enough surely to suit the most extravagant taste, but ah, how lovely ane these floating. filmy "undies"-and how irresistible! Chif- ion sets for the June bride include nightgown, chemise and pantalon; or nightgown and envelop chemise, the latter combines two undergarments in one. More and more women each year, say the shops, are taking to envelope chemises. They solve a problem in the eliminating of bulk under the frock; they simplify dressing in a hurry, and they are delightfully."- cool and comfortable for summer. The envelope chemise is donned under the corset, taking the place of chemise and drawer. Over the corset go brassiere and petticoat making, in addition to the corset, only three articles of un- derwear to be donned. Could any thing be simpler?
 Chiffon lingerie in rainbow effect is the last word in luxurious underwear. Two layers of chiffon are used and the combinations are enchanting; rose over pale daffodil. mauve over pink, flesh over ciel blue and even black over white. The garments are made with extreme simplicity for of course the color combination is the first
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KERcH1EFs DRAPE SPORT HATS.

- HE very latest trick of fashion is V to draw a huge silk kerchief V across the crown of the sport sailor, the knotted corners at either side reposing on the hat brim. At back and front the corners are tucked underneath the folds of the drawn across kerchief. These sport ker- chiefs are of cotton in gay bandana patterns, and in crepe de chine in bril- liant BakstN and Japanese effects There are orange grounds with Jap anese border designs in black that are particularly stunning. One of these orange and black kerchiefs adorns bangkok sport hat that accompanies an orange silk sport coat. worn with black and white awning striped silk jersey skirt and sport shoes of white washable kid with the new tabasco brown glazed kid trimming.
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coats of lightweight wool mixture are left at the riding club, ready to don immediately over the crash costume when the rider dismounts after her active exercise and prepares to stroll or motor home through the public street.
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long, 1.-the waist and trim shoulders. is faultless. Below the coat are per fectly fitting riding brooches, tucked into boots of tan glazed kid, the tops stiff and substantial to help control the horse, the foot part soft and sup pie for free action in the stirrup, Top
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charm. Rainbow lingerie of fine batiste is also very dainty. In these garments two fabrics are not used
 together, the batiste itself being in soft, blended pastel tints to give the rainbow effect. A nightgown of this type. sleeveless and finished with picot edging, may be had for about dol lar. The rainbow chiffon garments are of course rather expensive and their first cost is not the only expense.
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Taking Summer { Comfortably

aKlng Oummef'NomTOrtdDiy nERHAPS nothing in the world
 gives a greater proportion of . contentment for the money ex- pended than a couch hammock. Un- til one has experienced the luxurious .laziness of an afternoon with book in one of these restful affairs, either on shady veranda or out under tke trees, it is impossible to imagine the solid comfort of a modern couch ham, mock. The firm, fiat mattress sup ports the body restfully. There is none of that sinking sensation that Is so disagreeable in an ordinary ham, mock; and one can move about a+ will without getting completely out of the hammock to adjust ones skirts. These delightful couch hammocks cost only trifle over five dollars and may be swung between two trees that are not much more than the length of the couch apart. If no trees are available, strong stand may be se- cured for about half the cost of the hammock. One may even have lux urious awning for a little more. For less than 1t would cost to board for a week at seaside resort one may own a complete hammock outfit that on the home porch or in the yard will be a source of restful content all sum- mer long.
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Velvet the Latest Arrival In Sportdom . Knitted Sweaters and Brocaded Velvet Sport CoatsMark Two Extremes - The Dashing 1916 Bathing Suit . Sport Shoes.

} ONG years ago a gentleman of
 the old school, complimented on
 a keen interest in sporting af- fairs, despite his years. made
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Gpnen Sslanb.

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als 9err @eo. soepfei, 1914
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Ieli iperoen itno $4,000 9ldcr in Te.
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bem Damn iin6 $4,000 &libifplrbs
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1900 SUB lang INTO 304 Giib bod.
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boben gleibgenaft tperoen nnibten,
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BEL Dem 9nii beibdftigten 9lrbeiter
ibre @ebauiimgen baben. gs III AUDI
cine fiinf5elm Weeilen Iange giien.
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Die MnaarldnSer
Sente lit bas srOfe lSeinleiefeit in
Saberitnmpfs 1arten.

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por, bic elm eisenes apmmitis. has
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Sd,ici,6ulb ber6aftet.

Der 4Oidtrise 9tfbert Yarfon, 1910
Jreenan Mpenue, Der geitern, fura
mad Mitternudt, slpei Sdiiiie auf
feline @attin absab, bic iebod sliidlis
der WeiIe ibr 3isf berfeblten, ipurb.
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sei perbaftet unb einitpeilen als der.
bddtis" aebu6t. gr gibt an, baB CT
bic SdiiiTc MIR als S9redfdiifie be-
abiidtist bate. lin isinsr Satin nnb
beren Gobn aus erfer Gbe, bic ibn
bebro6t batten, 9lnsji ein3uflSben.