The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-01
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MARABOU is ready for chilly
weather. The soft warmth of
Marabou Is just what women want
with dresses and suits these crisp
Fall days. There are attractive
capes and stoles in a variety of
shapes and in natural, seal and
black. They are nicely lined with
silk and finished with silk ends.
$500 to $24.50.
A HANDKERCHIEF can express
personality and taste just as elo-
quentiy as any other article of per-
sonal wear or use. Perhaps a Pei
letter handkerchief can do IL better
than any other handkerchief. be-
cause of the immense variety of
these abundant stocks which afford
the fastidious chooser more choice
than elsewhere. The prices range
from 15c up.
THE CLINT OF GOLD AND SILL
YER CLEANS from the newest rib
bons. A twist of narrow gold about
the waist, a bow knot of silver
smuggling in deep fur. gold weaving
its way in and out of the black
velvet of a hat--metal ribbons are
certainly fashionable this aeasoni
There are all widths from n inch
all metal ribbons at Csc up to
gorgeous metal brocades 10 inches
wide al 1880 a yard. The latter
is wide enough to form the bodice
foundation of an evening gown.
NEW SERVICE BAGS There
have been many calls for these
smart, but practical bags. In g..
10. IL, 12-inch sizes of pin. natural
or Morocco seal, lined with soft
tan leather or moire, they are stun
ming looking indeed.
NEW IvORY-Several new ivory
pieces are here. Among them a
charming new jewel case, which
has a tiny drawer in the bottom
and is lined with either rose or blue
velvet. A good looking powder box
has a bevelled mirror in the top
and newest of all is the makeup
box. A box with compartments for
rouge, lip-stick-well all small
toilet accessories. Just think how
handy and neatly they would al
ways be arranged!
FOOTWEAR-A t-uly smart boot
is of soft Havana brown kid. 1t
is hand lasted and plainly shows
the results of the very highest
workmanship. With slender COW
cred Louis heels and stylish vamp,
they are the boot for the well
dressed woman and their price is
$3.50.
EMBROIDERY CLASSES are held
each day in the Needlework Shop.
The intricacies of the seed stitch,
the chain stitch. crocheting, bead
work, knitting-and all those
seeming trifles that twist your fin
gers il you don't know just how
are taught every afternoon from
two o'clock on. by our Needlework
Instructor. The instruction is, of
course. free of charge IL all of the
materials are purchased in the de-
partment.
JEWBLRY-Cut crystal beads are
always attractive and just now they
are very stylish. They are SO clear
and sparkly in one Of the pretty
colors of emerald, topaz, sapphire,
amber, amethyst and clear crystal
white ones. These chains are made
of beads in graduated sizes and
there are other fancy chains of
combinations of crystal beads and
curious metal links. Prices range
from $3.50 UP to $500.
UMBRELLAS-The word umbrella
used to suggest something to be
avoided but all that is changed with
the arrival of these attractive UNI
brellas with their fancy loops and
handles to slip jauntily over the
wrist. They have become a really
smart accessory to the street cos
tune. to say nothing of being rain
proof" There are greens, taupes.
navys, purples and sand colored
one-25 inches long with handles
of ivory or sterling silver-prices
range from $1,000 10 $3.50.
GLOVES of chamoisette--but real
ly one can scarcely believe they are
not of soft kid. In soft gauntlet
style with pique seams and suede
finish. they are surely good look
ing. Gray is the only color here
now but other colors are on the
way. Their price is s2.25.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS-They
are so dainty and sheer; of fine
white organdy or white and ecru
net in the smartest new styles.
Trimmed with tiny tucks. narrow
Mechlin and Val. laces. they are
sure to give a distinctive note to
the blouse or gown-ranging in
price from s1.25 to $3.50.
DEW DROP NETs-Fine silk nets
with the prettiest, sparkly crystal
dew drops sprinkled all over them.
Under bright light they catch and
reflect the light in the most fas-
cinating way. Colors are coral.
pink, yellow and white and the
price Is $3.50 a yard.
TOOLED CORDOVAN BAGS
They are absolutely the newest
thing and they are handsome, too.
The workmanship is perfect and
there are many smart shapes One
stylish shape is called a Monkshood
Bag: small and square with the
handle on the top of the bag just
large enough to slip the hand
through. Prices on these bags run
from $500 to $500.
BOOKS+In the stationery depart
ment there are many books Of fies
tion-one especially interesting one
is The Amazing Interlude" By
Mary Roberts Rhinehart- 1t should
be in every library.
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