The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-11-17

not changed SO materially that the
change Is quick 10 catch the eye. They
seem 10 be about the same. although
they are really longer than those ex.
trcme knee-length ones OF the sum.
mer. IL behooveS us 70 stop and think.
however that certain members Of the
community attempted these ultra
shor, affairs. and that most Of the
suit skirts I'm particular, remained
distance OF from ten 60 twelve inches
from the floor And that Is what
they are today-preterably ten. but
rising 90 twelve where the figure is
uU and slim enough 10 demand that
concession TO It's own proportions
There is the sport suit. for which
America and Americans have become
50 famous; there Is the medium suit
tor every occasion. and there is the
jreSsy suit which. this season. has
dissolved itself into the costume dress.
Ru, each IS as popular aud as neceS-
>ary as the other in lis own way. and
each one OF them is destined 20 hold
place In the seasons fashions.
Among the tailored suits there are
many with coats that are very long.
That is. they may safely be called
rhretQYa-ter length. for there Is only
81 fraction Ot q skirt left showing be-
Meath the ending Of the coat. Then,
these suits are cut In such 8 manner
that they can keep the Syra Eht long
lines for any figure. They are totally
without fullneSS, 90 De sure, but they
tT.lrr. .-F ,.r,H-
Stli-ht in spite Ot everything Every
thing about them Is seemingly tightly
fitted. The sleeves are, indeed. skin
tight and the aruho'es are rounded
and fitted % q nicely. Sometimes
there IS 8 belt sci 81 s low waIStllue
and tied into place, the exact placing
q the vaiSt,ine being .n accordance
with the Individual proportions ~ the
figure. Then. some ot these three
quarter tailored coats are slit at the
sides from the bottom. 50 that the ends
have s tribe of give" 70 them. not be
ing keyed 70 the line Of the figure 50
. unreleCt,ns.y. A tailored suit of this
variety was made with bindings q its
own material which material was
h-Oatc,och, by the way, snd these
were cut almost an inch In width
4 These were laid on ss dsIly SIS could
oe s-ouDt every conceivable edge
sUd stitched closely ol e!,he- side.
The color of n, suit wsS dusty
y1upe snd the stitched e1E-uss made
s sooL-,ooS.us finish.
Have Ler-cut SsVerG
Most u- these S--.C-.y tailored suits
taye low-cCc reys-S, - tbs; the clos
ms q the coaI come Just shove ;1e
a.l.s-..ueS. I1e-. c1-S opening leaves
->e- gc- the whites, sr1 lzl1,.est o.
French -.o-SsS, the later icing the
touch without which the syi; 7s-z- rs
as nothing worthy o. -C-.ce.
suns with more - les - trimming
come 20 IS .-cr cEe French GsSl s-s-s
and v.co csvc-.c we o. wC-4c-
are generally appreciated s-l WON IN
this country. MlS, q these. tbs Ssa-
>r- a-e made with re tcC-s- waists
z-5 vt-- SL---ly c.r->sE s@sC-s zc
. --= aG-s-.--s>. TLs- cls s---c. Ls-y
$ used s-- a Es1s c- q -s---~ ---E
s---" the ro--cu . --s peg Ill tc-
the GUS sc- t1e co-l-. ana some
-.-.ss -rr q -4-E 70 r-- z.r-- --s --s
. v1s-s r-s closing - TIE c-l- : s@e---
sE l-s - -r5>s s-l- Paris "zS
- ts .- --z. Ea-ssS- . brown S-z-ss-
walsh -ee F-erce z-s p-S1--s ,- :
>a- 6. azs --sc trimmed E.--
S>sS rs SIX s->-c Es-y .- slight
IS =- sra e - the sane cC.--. z--
-rs trimming VS. cc-cs --z-e- ovs-