The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1919-11-14
FALL SuITS On
TAILORED Lines
Autumn Outfits Have Few Of the
Features Of Recent
Seasons.
IMPORTANT PART OF BLOUSE
Charming New Garments Developed,
Relssatlno tho Simple Shirt Waist
% the Discard Ilst-Matet.
tna Cost Suits.

The 1919 autumn suit ia strictl,
tailored. Its lines have none Of the
softness Of recent seasons and often
The edges Of the coat are bound in
braid. which makes It even more
severe, notes a prominent fashion
writer.
It seems certain that tho strictly
tailored effect with the three-quarte1
length coat and a ekirt with circular
fullness will remain with us during
the season.
Reminiscent Of the time Of Louis
XV and Louis XVI with the ''nipped.
IN" shoulder and semifitted waistline
are many Of these Jackets with coat
skirts that are full and fiaring and
equipped with big pockets at the sides,
and though the skirts have more full.
ness than the models Of the past sea-
son they are still straight Of line.
The lines Of the coat as well as the
one-piece dresses have the effect of
the redingote. The fullness, a little
below the hips, is set in by cartridge
plaits, as well as by cleverly placed
stitched tucks. which gives the slim
silhouette.
Distinctive Models.
A smart coat and skirt costume is
fashioned on the lines Of those which
no doubt will be seen ON the modish
woman this fall and winter.
This suit is made Of soft, green
duvetyn. The closing Of the front is
effected by one single button at the
waistline. The collar is high and
fastens with two buttons. There is q
single wide revers faced with velvet.
The full flaring coat skirts slant away
from the front. The skirt is also
made with seam which begins at the
left side Of the waistline and slanta
toward the right. A hat Of green vel.
vet in same tint as the coat revers
completes the costume.
Another suit is made Of black vel
veteen, the coat semiftted and fas-
tened straight down the front from
chin to q little below the waistline
with q row of small, round, material
buttons and loops. The sleeves are
-slsUDurton tr1mfd At the hips three
snounces have been inset, which gave
the modish fare. This unusually smart
costume 10 topped by a small black
draped toque.
Still another IL an exceedingly at.
tractive frock Of velvety finished
brown duvetyn. It has the new high
collar buttoned close up around the
neck and chin and the new aaring
sleeves button trimmed to the elbow,
The bodice is made basque effect. The
skirt is rather wide and has large
pocket draperies at the sides. The
costume is accompanied by a chit
dark brown velvet hat trimmed at the
edge with an antique gold cord.
Tho 0ressy Blouse.
After the momentous question o1
the fall suit has been settled the aver
age woman immediately turns her at
tention to the blouse to accompany it,
In former years the white lingerie
waist was considered good form and
quite elaborate enough for ordinary
wear and most occasions. But condi'
'tions have changed. Such charming
blouses have been developed these
latter years that the simple shirt
waist-forerunner Of them all-now
seems to be relegated to the row Of
discarded garments, Perhaps the
laundry problem has had something to
do with this. While many business