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Evening star., 1920-03-04
WANTED.

9I-pUpp.Y HOME ONE To FIVE on NOPE
scrns In nearby Maryland Virginia on or
near near macadam m road and convenient to % steam or or
electric cars will 5Sress 10 as hFH sir,as a- for
lars. Box ls7 NJ. star once.
svs arres six.room house. by March 10 within
ten nils Of pstrict Of Columbia. Adde'S
AUSTIN WELLS. 1913 sth st. NV.
HOUSES LARGE OR SMALL. TO SELL IN
Alexandria county. Va fhaving personally
made 60 1oO sales in nearby va n.st oI
raant,.S =, re,rs' experience as real ns,.,
salesman. Perhaps 1t would be to your adyau.
tss. list virginia RSsafn5T1E R%enTER FOR -: yth
iett q Reinecre Co, 1909 II NV. Ph.M Main a"ns
Evening star., 1920-03-04
AN OPPORTUNITY.

Seven room substantial home with 2 !
acres; fruit in abundance; garden; chicken
houses and runs: beautiful lawns; nicely situ
ated two minutes from cars 40 minutes from
business district; price. $50; cash payment.
81 .UU, balance like rent Possession with
deed
JOHN \. PETTY.
l4o2 Y Y ave NV Main ll2H
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NICELY LOCATED TWD-STpEN FRAME
dwelling. in Iiyattsyiile Md Improved by
hot and cold water. sewer, etc.
Bargain for CaSh-$3 900 90.
W. SYDNEY CARROLL.
10 l4th st. NV.
Phone Main 1893
BRAND NEW RTNGALoW. TAKoMA PARK.
occupied temporarily by owner. Has = Rooms
and sleeping porch large attic. onr-ripe fur
mace: entire house screened lot. :ioXlIo. can
make reasonable prc" and terms and give pos
session in 30 days
300 Willow ave. Takorna Park. 60
O-STORY SIN-EDoM DWELLING. ALI.
modern improvements, churches. schools, stores.
electric cars. Beyond Chevy Chase Circle
Sc. 800.
SN-room dwelling. l. acre. fruit trees close
to Conn ave. 50, 30.
Store and dwelling. Il rooms and bath. Ken
singtOn. Md. $3.50.
Two-story six rooms close to cars north OF
Chevy Chase Lake; $500.
IL. NJ. MARTIN.
Room los IA 18th st. NV.
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NECHAN1IS,
$500 WEEK.
under our cooperative plan. will place you in
your own home in from to ten months:
nearby suburbs one fare; plenty ground
raise vegetables and chickens: an exceptional
opportunity and limited number. Address Post
Office Box 1914, city. 4"
AT BERWYN-l2 ROOMS AND BATH, BARN
and log cabin: acres Of fruit and shady
lawn; SO 800. 30 y. y. ave. ne. Phone n
l0197. %
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! ACRES AND SPLENDID
HOME

l. ~
HOME.
Q large rooms: bedrooms with closets; also
storage room; fine bathroom 3 pieces and
linen closet: cellar. entrances; furnsc. heat
front and side porches, stairways. large par
lor with French windows. dining room living
room. large open fireplace. kitchen sink and
china closet: ; poultry houses; also barn and
carriage shed: pump house. metal roof: gut
ters and down spouts: outside shutters; fine
bearing orchard ,apples. pears plurns, cher
rics, grapes. mnlberries. etc.,; 200 feet of
roses: many other flowers and shrubbery: many
beautiful shade trees lining driveway and lawn
All Of acres can he cultivated. Well loca ted
in Falls Church. Va. ,I5 minutes by car to
18th and Ia. ave. n.w.) Price. 81. 500 Cash
$4,000. Bal. can arrange. Possession April |
This Is a splendid home buy for any one Good
reason for selling. Never offered before pic
lures and all Information at office
WALTER O'HARA.
Phone Main 492s- 1909 II NV
FOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS, 100 SUB
urban homes some have acreage
CHARLES IL. DOING.
s1' 18th St NV Phone Main 31a1
Real estate on strictly brokerage h.sis OF
established rate No property purchased on
our own account. Sellers get best prices. mr.
chasers g". square deal Listing wanted
SMALL. HOUSE WITH BIG GARDEN ar
sa acrihce $3.50: q mile from sycamore Island
station. Cabin John car line W. II stan
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4
FRANs1BR o.. iNoL
Rao0od AlotDe vano ~
Lseal as1 Iose Distases 1svfAo.
Whit Mo- n oAa1UA
~ I'm lD0afaaes WAils in Ts1a0l
0lsDt-eiaO oe1vScs ed oatneSeoso
00asunAoo1.
1oll-Bl nh 0t. ~.
HAsos Wsse 1o11.
gAalaaslpAia. NV HsA
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j 1 IN ANl\I- II y X nj
81 $50
On ST line: beautiful homa bor;,c, -
rooms attic. cellar. large front porch story
barn. nice neighbors: 5-cent carfare. sn.ci,lIy
adauted for chickens and truck. yarv fr,iI
soil; vacant; easy terms, good clear ti,le SEQ
picture.
{. 4. NJ. WELLS.
1901 ii ST. NV
4RooM BUNGALOW, WITH K1-Ny1NG
water gas electric lights and co,cr.t. ,.iLs
very pretty aud in very good conditio,. near
the electric ears: price. So OoO on ,orms nf
5000 cash and So monthly. incIuJin,, i,t.rast
t'IAS NJ IIGIITBOWN, Cott,-n 1,tr Nj
Phone IIyatf>yille l33W, Z. o. MI R.ini.r
Md. -
HOME OF EIGHT ROOMS ON TWO FJ oops
hot t-woter heat. bath and electric ,;,h,.. r.r,,,
lot. garage for one machine. Price only & Oon
Uouse could not be built today far ri, ,-;co
Possession May |. WARREN 4 EI.pJFp 1I1o
Fl st. NV. .s
FOR SALE IMMEDIATE POSSEssJoN
Five room, and bath bungalow: y.s aIant ri.i+r
hot water heat: large lot: central. q, oon. "a. :
sonabie terms FRANK FOLLANSREE 1.aTt,
Broker, next Picture Hall. Clarendon Va 4s
HoMEsEEnERs' OPPORTUNITY
You can pay for your home as easily n. von
can pay rent Let us show you how to stsrt
on from 5000 to $500 See
& Fl. RUSSELL,
500 Evans bldg n,os
CHERRyDALE. va: FINE : LARGE room
hrr.aInw mi corner lot. 5OxI3s. .hioS
house nossession. Address Box 146K Star nf'
fee. 5s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Mount Pleasant, Just west of 10th st. Hand
some colonial home OF rms. . baths; BUILT
IN GARAGE: double rear concrete porches.
This home 10 thoroughly modern and is in
perfect condition. Friced right.
POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS.
Thoroughly modern colonial home containing
large rms, baths: large garage: BUILT
IN REFRIGERATOR; lot 30 IT. frontage.
making 1t semi-detached. This home is in
perfect condition. and is in one OF our best
NV. sections.
POSSESSION IN 30 DAYS.
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FOR SALE-FINE ROOMING HOUSE. con
tanning IL rooms; stories , baths: located
on 10th st. bet l. and NV. THIS is A
MONEY MAKING PROPOSITION. Price
ST.. 600. ONLY 5000 cash required. II. T.
LAW. 1919 ST. Sc. Phone Line. 5125. -
MODERN HOME OF SIN ROOMS AND BATH
h.-w. h. elec. lights. front and rear porches
31OO block of Georgia ave. NV; 5000. OWN
Err. North SO2S. g.
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81 900.
10 VILLA ROAD. CLARENDON. VA. ONE
block Alexandria Court House--Practcally new
brick; pebble da shed; room; large reception
hall pantry and bath: oak floors. hot-water
heat, electric light gas full cemented base
ment: cement floor garage: fine chicken house
and yard: plenty grapes and small frnit trees.
SC fare TO Georgetown home that must he
TO be appreciate; s., 800 handles my
equity in place: balance 10 be paid SO per
month. including interest. Tel. Rosslyn 256-
Fl@. =,
NEW. ROOMS AND BATH. ATTIC Gel
lar. stationary washtubs. electric lights gas
stove, furnace. open fireplace. porches large
garden trolley 5000. 81 600 cash
OWNER. Phone Hyattsvle 33-W
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

bon embroidered 70 the velvet with .
close feather stitch ThA frame 10 OF
carved shell and tho handle Of knotted
cord This cord and the heavy silk
tAssel hanging from the bag are In the
tete de negre shade of the velvet bag.
TIE lining Is pals pink satin
At the Lett u . fascinating little
restaurant bag shaped Ike Wattsau
basket It = an ordinary. rather deep
bag OF satin and the basket shape Il
made By shtrr4ng in the lower portion
and adding . circular piece Of fabric
tor the bottom OF the baAkst The
frame Is Of carved she'll. On thu right
Is = dainty little theatre bag made
OF pink and rosa color silk brocade
with = lining Of pink satin The frame
u OF smoke gray shell with . carved
meta! wreath ornament aud the chain
handle Is silver.
The othAr. illustration shows soma
very practical bags with pierced
frames: thu sort you can copy FOR
yourseat-2 you have q handsorss
frame to begin with The one excep-
ton y ths bag At the upper LETT hand
corner which has 4 remarkable frame
OF black and red enamel This bae
IS made OF wide and narrow sam
ribbons IN two shades OF Tray-b!ue an d
the Tat little bows Of marrow ribbon
used a. trimming are exceedingly
smart and Frenchy. This bag Is ah!rred
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

Of the silhouette: only at the stdAs :
the bounant effect apparent.
Another wrap Of MAS. bearer. pac
tu-ed today. has great dtstincrou
There IS 3 deep square yoke OF sea4
skin with a dare cellar faced viii
Australian opossum- This collar NAY
be worn as the illustration suggests
or turned down nat on the shoulders
the opossom forming reTers IT TIA
front over q panel 81 the seal thar -
tends down from the front OF the yokA
Innings In these new fur fabric WRAPS
havs . distinction that proves the high
regard In which these tsir Substitutes
are held Rich brocades aud soft
sat,ns In charming coiors srSVrut into
the Innings and such 3 wrap makes =
wonderful background, thrown ovsr .
chatrback behind its wearer IN thAAtrv
or restaurant 70 match the wTaN
there are charming toQues and CAPS a
tbs fur fabric. trimmed with giitteyin1
metal leaves and flowers or small rs.
taIisc ornaments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

the wings Of lighting planes and WON
an may again satisfy her taste for eue
table dauask and luxurious Imam uE-
cerweAr. and smart linen sport olouses-
But as tor furs: There seems no An
swer to the problem except to pay
appalling prices tor genuine peltry or
TO accept the very agreeable and salts
factory fur fabrics that fashion has
already sAaled with her approval.
A Vatican Coat In Beaver Plush
Very suggestive OF the Louis XVI
period Is the pictured coat OF icetsx
beaver; with it, deep. king.y collar. it's
! broad Vatican pleat down the back.
and It's sleeves with inserted puts II
the elbow. The psumed hat carries
out the effect also Many OF ths new
autumn coats have tiers Of hources
like this and the middle ncunce has
the most nars. giving the new sill
houette-wide At the hip. The Wat
teau pleat At the back keeps the line
there perfectly straight and fat No
fare or bulge - permitted at the back
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

across the lower edge Id i new. 40
and tie lining Is red sa-tn-to match
the red n the enamel frame
At the upper right and lower lei
corners are bags trimmed with ru1nx
OF narrow satin ribbon TAe uppAr
bag is OF dark blue satin with = .strtp
OF Persian ribbon down tia cAnaAr.
the gathered ribbon RUNE IS black WITH
alagree silver buttons a. intervals Tho
frame and chain handle arc at a5lver.
The lower bag 10 OF pink ana rpArva
Dresden silk with q rufss al Matter
blue ribbon sat on under coueAtna
Of silver braid The frame and tAatn
handle ara silver: sha lining pa1ot Ila<
satin A. the lower right hand corner
Is graceful bag OF ta!lle blue. EnoiSs
silk with a gathered ard stitched tr!l!
midway OF It's length kAvot&f sty!s
that one is glad to perca.ve n1s not
gone out The pointed frame Ii Of
pierced metal and the chain u metal
also.
In Tia cenls- Is = lar8A.ha1 which
will hold number OF things yet the
bag Is not heavy because tho massive
frame IS OF amber. Grass Erasn satin
was used for the bag and The fringe
and silk tassel match In shad4. The
handle is made Of the grSen' satin
roped and braided to form : chain.
and the bag Is lined With pale vel.
low satin. 4s..s.4..a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13
TAKING PICTURES INDOORS

may fancy a photo O: yourself in a
becoming neg!igee and esp, before
your dainty dressing table Dozens OF
subjects Will present themselves, once
you have mastered the TRICK OF taking
pictures indoors
Begin BY taking the same subject
four or FIVE times with different
lengths az exposure and make careful
memo Of the number OF seconds count
ed each time. You will soon learn
what number Of seconds 70 give IN
certain lights. IN a brightly lighted
room with light wallpaper you can
usually get a fair picture in three or
four seconds In the ame light. with
dark wallpaper, try SIX TO eight sec
c1ds. Even IN quite a dim light four.
teen seconds Will often give an excel
ient Photograph Never point the
camera toward 4 bright igh. II q
window comes JUS, where you want
your picture, draw the shade over II
and provide suflcient light by raising
the shade OF some osher window clear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

TO the top A sheet, hung at one eide
Of your subject 70 give reflected light.
will make better values OF light ard
shade IN your photograph
Do not snap the shutter With the
lens exposed; you are likely to jar the
camera and spoil your picture Place
the camera firmly on a table: get your
focus correctly and decide how many
seconds you are to count for the ex.
posure. Place book in front Of the
Ions Open the shutter Gently with
draw the book Count OF the Sec
onds previously decided upon. Gently
replace the book before the lens and
close the shutter. In this way you
darken the lens with the book while
moving the shutter each time and II
the movement Jars the camera slightly
your picture will not be endangered
thereby Always turn the aim At ccce
after a picture ID taken SO that the
negative may not be Inadvertently
ruined by taking another picture over
IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

~HE wa. has done strange things
with fabrics Materials that were
beloved before the war and which
Dare almost impossible 30 get COW
Aave bsAo initiated SO cieverly IN sui.
statutes" that the stlestt t1ltes have
completely wnr over fen-niu5ty by
tAefr beauty o. texture and real ele~
rance OF quality. Fur IS ore Of the
things thai has been most cleveTIy re-
produced wsra woven threads and SO
AAHmirabie-ao really beaGtit4l--are
many o. these <ur substitutes that
th@y have won their way into the ex-
elusive ciaas OF eressA-A Five years
sgo = certain ignonlny attached IT,
sAlt 70 real plush coat--but that was
the time when real sesl coats coalS be
had .. a reasonable price and near
AAal coats (rsade OF actual though
humble fur ware going al fifty and
atxry dcllars. Now, when two hun
Arsd dollars Will not buy 4 really
handsome fur coat tbs :as1dloas WON
IN who las not Ewe hundred or =
thousand dollars 10 sre1d for a WINTER
zap, prefers - invest IN 2 graceful,
good looking garment o. high class FUR
fibre instead of making the best OF a
cheap sort o. coat Of secoa5 rate
3rea. sG-."
Kercnas Used For Stunning Wraps
One Of the raost Distinguished &C the
aSw tcr fabrics Is ke-ami--er kera-n.i
Ysrsaca Il you choose 70 give = -
fsll nane TIE texture = VERY !IHs
Tax Of almost priceless b-oaGt2l4 TIE
Dxh.x ard shadows have lie same -!c1
Rioea ana tas nater!a. drapes even
more gracefully thar genuine broad
tail And a. wrap OF kerar1t- tylnnEne q
With genuine tar has nothing cheap
sbou. is suggestion II Is wrap OF
Distinction and one pays a substantial
pr4ce for !t--Quite enough 70 satisfy
aty woman who rates clothes by what
th4y cost n dollars and cents B9t
kararns coa& are not pronlb,t1ve TO
women Outside the millionaire class
~ genuine eroa6caI coats are just
now.
Three Stunning wraps OF &eraui are
p.ctured- One Is q 3auDtv Jacket of
Dc h,rlsngth type tk2t' Is preferred
~ younger women thss season A ca p
t.y1tinE little Jacket y Is. yoQl admit.
With III graceful draped sleeve arding
n vide cu~. lis long roll collar; its
: Gsxls walsscoar--ard rs sl&nung peck
- to tuck tie engertlps in. The big
4 aoaiaS raay be reversed ard crossed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13
Clever limitations of Genuine pe1try Find avo'
With Particular Women Excessive Use OF
Fur Trimming Has Made Peltry Scarce
and Expensiue-Fur Fabric Wraps

over the watstcoat in doubie-hreasted
fashion. and this back OF II turned Up
about the neck on a very cold day.
Worn with q frocx Of .draped satin
and o1s Of those listie walking ha Is
With d pale tan feather curling back
over the crown, the lustrous black
kerayni Jacket Is good looking enough
For anybody. A. any rate these fur
fabric coats are the thing now and
are accept ed by the elect not as iEnita-
ton fur, but IS garments made or
new ana desirable material One oi
the long wraps is Intended for after
room and street wear and the other is
frankly q. dress wrap--for luousine
wear. The latter wrap. CT black ke-
ra1s3. has new stuffed Bolster" col
lar OF Australian opossuu1, which has
become a very smart trimming fuf
since chinchilla became almost urob-
ta3nable The street. coat Of keTanai
has particularly stunning cape collar
Of ringtaIl oposssn and you may guess
that such distinguished collar would
ne*er be put on any garment that did
net admit itself to be high n fashion s
favor. This coat has the straight. ia
line at back and f-ons ana the fuil'
ness al either side thai fashion de-
cyeas this season. .
Fur Fabrics Come In ColoFs
soEae Of the fur fabrics ars to De
na4 IN soft pleasing reut-a! tones Ike
saups. smoke gray elephant gray and
the ike And ere may even obtain
more decided coIors. II e wrap 70
match a certain trock is desired. These
colored pushes, pressed INTO tu- pat
tern Jack me distinction OF kerami
which 50 nearly approaches real
o-oadtai! IN Its rich blackness or of
mass beaver which is SO Ike genuine
beaver that 81 8 little distance II Is
hard 70 tell the difference But the
colored fur fabrics are liked for trim.
ming purposes. fer evening wraps and
especially for chAdren's little coats.
The seal plushes are particularly good
for chiidren's wraps A very smart
little coat Of seal plush in the rich
seal co.orirg has cuffs. eton collar and
ball buttons OF white eoney fur and
there - Rat TO match. the rounded
crown az sea- plush ana the rolled
up byiIn Of white conev Another cum
ming lttle coat Is az white nroadcioth
with collar cuffs. buttons and a deep
trimming band around the edge OF
mass beaver The cap has a melon
crown a the beaver fabric and poke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

'!nda ed stitching IN rows, N whirls. IN
curleycues and in gecmetrical figures
Is an especially smart trimming Tor
bags this season. A very good looking
bag from Parts is of dark blue faille
silk mounted on frame Of white
imitation. ivory. the handle made OF
dark blue faille ribbon. Rows OF heavy
white silk stitching In a broad striped
effect run up and down the bag An
other French bag, OF old blue suede.
has rufaes daring out at either side
in a quaint pannier effect aud these
rutf'es are scalloped, rows Of black silk
stitching following the undulations OF
the sca.lops This bag has covered
frame with 3eweled clasp, Still aroth-
ef P1rikian bag IL made OF tan suede
with underla!d sections OF blue moroc.
co, A stitching IN blue follows al
around the unterlAid pattern
Black and white haxs are immensely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

an insist on fur trimming on trocks,
hats and even negligees As they DO
now. Winter suits sometimes had pip
.ugs Of fur and little fur collars; but
coats and overskirts heavily banded
with fur were unknown. No wonder
the poor fur coat makers complain
that there Is no longer enough peitry
to 20 'round-or at least 10 fau to
their share! And there Is no hope thai
the Government can release fur az
it did linen and leather. after the wal
ended: tor the Government used FUR
IN no such quantities as it did linen
and leather during war days In fact,
fur was no wa--necesgaty as linen and
leather were Now millions OF boots
and thousands OF saddles and belts
are no longer necessary, and leather
Is restored to general use. Now linen
is not needed for hospitals and 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

the makers Of fur coats and wraps are
protesting that the trouble lies with
the women themselves; that the. de-
mard for lavish fur trimming on cos
tune has made fur for coats and 9th
er large garments very scarce and that
consequently such garments have risen
in price The vogue OF small fur
wraps. OF coates, Of stoies and 50 on
has also robbed the manufacturer OF
whole fur garments IN the old days
when q hundred dollars would buy a
presentAo!e fur coat. there were not
scores Of pretty little furry evening
Jackets and coates and scAr1s--and
bspocketed fur sport coats. One eth
or bought d fur wrap or fur neck
piece in those days Neither did wonn-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

- HE high color note that now
dominates dress is very evident In
all the bags for fall and winter
~use. sombre wsarables had their
day during sad wartime; now woman
Is using all the bright colors that she
can. and X these colors are not moor
porated in hat or frock they surely
appear in accessories Of dress--in un,-
brel!as, in reckwear bows, II cags ana
SO On
One thing Is evident IN all the new
handbags. the string Or rsbbon handle
run through sh.rred casing u en-
tirely OUT All tbs best hags have
frames and very gorgeous are some OF
these frames. especially on the bags
intended for use with drAss-up frocks-
There are carved metal frames and
frames OF imitation ivory, Of shell! and
amber and of silver. Many of the metal
frames are heavily incrusted with bril-
and ivory frames have beautiful inlays
Of silver or gold The pierced frame
is still used though it Is not quite as
distinguished as the unpierced frame:
and the reason for this IL appar !:
anybody can make a. bag with enough
silk and a pierced frame---it is so
easy to sew bag 10 frame. But the
unpierced frame has to be mounted
on the fabric by a Jewe.er and natural
ly such bags are more expensive and
therefore more Distinctive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

GOOD many people have al
buns and albums Of snapshots
taken o1t-of-cocrs q the SUE
i Light bur never picture Of any
1 indoor sub3ect- They think indoor
oAotogTaphy Is too difficult 70 tackle
~ they ars roo lazy 70 try the expert
Aent-or perhaps tco unwilling 70
Nos&A Glms finding GU, how 70 TAX 70
\ tadocr pictures.
~ vary little time spent IN expers-
sw1axtng Will teach you Tow take good
9nonor photographs and you will en-.
s7nsEo the amount OF pleasure your
nGneea gives you considerably. Photo
nphs Of children are always 50 va3si-
y - II a3tAr years and such charming
Hns o. children may be taken in
4 wrS~ry. OF hatore fireplace, or
IN 4nAo~ ssAt or around the tea
h 9Eandnetker. with Der knit
k0e big armchair makes q
nI 6uh1srt. or you may Ike a
y oE stS<ar ct her piano. or d.
qalotnE - nswspaper. Or you
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

autumn are Of faiile. brocade or tat
feta- These silk bags, however, do not
look so we'll. once winter weather sets
in Then the elk bag is resolved for
evening and theatre use and the street
bag is made Of velvet or OF long
mapped satin--a new and stunning
bag material.
The eight bags pictured show how
bag surfaces are broken these days
by tucls. pleats. shirr!ng, cording or
some other device Very seldom Is =
bag perfectly plain from frame to low.
or edge; and then only when the ma
-terial is so handsome IN itself that It
Is pity. 10 break 1t UP by cross trim
minss. One Of the velvet bags pic
tured Is an example OF this--thc center
bag in the smaller illustration This
bag is made OF tete de negre velvet
appliQued with coral colcred ribbon IN
> Tower and lattice pattern the rib
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

hrim Of white coaey almost ecnpsing
the eyes. Both OF theSA coats are 50
short that they escape the knees by
several inches and no petrtcoats are
visible below the coat-edge. White
a!d leggings cover the little legs clear
above the knee, the very short coat
falling over the top OF the Logging.
Why Peltry Is So Scarce
There was very little trapping OF
fu--bearing animals during the war
and. OF course, Russia was out Of It, as
far as fur exports went Labor for
preparing furs for the market has
been scarce as in al! other lines OF
business; and the difficulty and often
the tnapossihility OF shipping furs has
added TO the bad situation. But now
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

Bags tor daytime use are Of gen
eroue size though the wide she'll or
amber frames make them very light
to carry. Bags for evening and res
tAurart uss are smaller and the shape
10 rounded or tat" rather than long
aud slender. Many Of the Paris bags
show appi!ques OF leather set under
the bar fabric OF silk or brocada and
fastened in place by rows Of stitching,