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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
Iitftiun.

llnter5eidneter miro auf Der Som
Sicgler Sorm, cine Weile iii6li6 bon
9eribing, am
9ienstas, ben Is. @ars,
beginneno 1 l1br nodmittagS, fol.
genoes giqentbum altf offentIider
8e%riteigerung an ben Meiitbietenben,
berfaufen:
Gin s Sabre otter @aiileiel, 1871
Sanb bod; 4.idbriger MouleieI.
1872 SanO bod; @il6fllb unb &nIb.
tr6dtige &ub, 2 Rinber, eines bo..
bon trG@ti9; jltnger Stier, 4.idbri.
ger Bun, @utteridmein, 5 26ufer,
Sobn Geere Gornpflan5er, 10 gut
nie niie; Section.Gsge, S. S. @nie
S6aufel . GrLItibotor, elm Get Si,e.
@eidirr, 3dume unb 3iigel, so
8ei5eniGfe, Siidet.R anee, 10 gut
nie nett; 9obIOlofen nit 8 Slam.
men, Gbebrolet IlltomobiI, N6heI
uno biele anbere grtifeI at 5oblrei6
nm oieicI6en bier at benennen.
8ebin9ungen: $40 uno nenieer
iinb baar gu 5oblen. 9etrdee iber
$40 feds @cnate Credit eegen go.
te init gutter Siderbeit, 6 Sroacnt
5instragenb nad Salligfeit. &ein
artifeI barf entfernt lperoen fir
melden nidt abgere6net tp,roe.
SIN Safe es ON Is, Wdr5 regnen
io1te, fin6et Der 8erfo1f am nddften
Gage ftatt.
SamueIg 6. Sie9Ier, r.,
8eribine, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
Die eriten 8einnbbeitspurfdriften

Scbc gut bertpoItcte Staot idenft
bel,te ser offentliden @eiunobeits.
pfIege niel Mufnerfiomfeit. Die
Acknowledged oieier SGtigfeit miro
bel1te bon jebermonn 10 flor erfonnt
Dob man 0ns 9eitcben bon @efunO.
beitsbori6riften mo @eroronrngen
ais ettuoS garl5 ratiirlidcs b1lt. 81,
Ben meiIten StGoten uno Staaten
limo oieIe SorI6riften in Ser Sorm
eincs @eiunobeitsfoOer 5uiammen ge.
itelt noroen.
Sie @ntnidlung oes moOernen
SanitGtsmeiens lit cine berbGltnis.
m1Big nelte Griheinllne. @r0Bten-
tells lit oaS SonitGtsmeien nift Ill
ter ais IS Sabre. 9ic 8crfofiung
Ser &ercinigtcn Staoten eriuGbnt Oos
0ffentli6c 8eiunobeitsipeien init Tel.
mem @ort, mas cine ltnterIoihrnq
bartlett. Die berte unbenfbor ipdre.
9enno6 beitebt sic Satiode, oaB eli
neg Der Glteiten inns erboltcnen 30.
fltmentc eiren gut entipifeIten Soni.
t0tsfoocr bartlett, Der meiterbin I'M
Ipfern hcoftenSnert lit, Dob bteIe
Der 0nriu cntboltcnen 8oridriftcn
belttc nod ongemenbet pcr0en f0n-
men.
gtotiirlid iinb sic MoIuii6cn &c.
lebe gemcint, mie iie IN ser 9ibeI
angefilbrt lperben. Man i6Ioge oas
brittle Bud @oies ar,f ltno leie SEA.
pitel Is. @crs 2s13, ebenfallS Oas 5.
Bud Moies 1tnb IeIe &opiteI %,
Sers 12 tn6 IS.
0ieie 8ori6riften murocn Sobr=
touienbe Dor Ser Belt altfgeitellt, ebc
man bas eeringite iiber Ole ourd
Seine eraei,9ten &ronfbeiten pllBte.
unb eS lit eritolrnIi9 gu bepbuften,
nit nel6em 3oforlld oltf oen 81,
'terousfluB ais neutrality-suspicious.
uno ouf bus 8oben, 2iiften uno
SioIieren oIs @eitteI gceen Die lie.
bertrogrng bon &ronfbciten binge.
mieien miro.
9ie Metbooe, neIde bns Roiai.
Idle @eicb CUR Sortidaffltne Der
mcni6Iiden @rfrement aneibt, miro
beute nod aIs elm ipirfiomcs u1h
ianitGres MitteI onerfannt. Soipeit
Die 8oridriften iiber @iterausfluB,
llnreinlidfeit, @oben, SioIierune in
@etraft fommer, fGnnen bieie beltte
nod NIT 8orteil befolgt perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
Speben er6alten.

Nclte @tltiter Bidder neIde Die
i6onlten nelten Eapeten . Wi,fter cnt.
balten. @s miro mir Elm 8ergniieen
ietn eu6 bieie ih0nen Rl,iter Slll
5eigen, einerlei oh ibr tpel6e beiteat
oher niat. @benfals BIN t6 bereit
erre Sape5ierer Irbeit alts5ufiib.
rem, gang gleid mo- tbr Die Eapeten
tauft. Ma6t iebt 9elteGl,ngen fir
Die InItrei6er. arbeit Die ibr i'm
Sriibiabre alsgefiibrt baben nollt.
2ouiS Sabertod
$ermartn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

-6rau Charlotte @raf reiTte Icb.
ten Mittpod nod ct. 2ouis gum
8eii,d bon @erponoten.
Mus ct. 2ouis madt uns Srau
Sbereia 3euenbobn bie freuoige
Wittbeilun9 baB iie nun ali6 @roB.
mlttter gelporoen inbem sic Satin
hires Sobnes Gbas. Neuenbabn oic.
len om Wittpo6 nit eiuem SGbn.
den bei6enfte. Sir grati1liren.
-Gbeo. 9. 3iIlp nebit Sodter
SRI. aoeIine lino Sobu Serbert, bon
Stolpe, itatteten geitern 6reunoen
bier eincn @eiu6 al. sic madten
Die 5obrt nod Sermonn in ibrem
neuen Serb Nl,to.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
Scene Iu5eigen
9adrnf

Hadrnf
In meine liebe @ottin,
Matbilba Seiiinscr,
geItorben Den 10. MGra, 1920.
Gin Sabr lit i6on bergangen,
Seitoem on bon itns gingit;
Sir ms mar es iebr lange
Seitbem mir bid nidt mebr iebn.
Stnmel on, mar 0cine 9abn,
9u ginelt inns boran,
SINS bimmliide Canaan.
8ir ntiiiien bier mod tpanocIn
Iuf bieier iroiiden 9abn,
9is infer 2auf bollcnbct
l1nb mir 5ieben Simmel an.
@emiOmet bon
Seinem %traneru6cn Hattcn
nnb anberen !Sinterbliebeuen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Stobiei,fser zines @bemonnes, Elm
9oggcrIfiff beobodtenb: Siirnabr,
oas lit gera6e nie Bel ben S6nei.
bcrre6nungen meiner Srmt; ieben
gugenblid benft man, Die Ginger
miiiien bod einrnoI ale meroen. ober
maufborrlid fommen iie tpieoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

3n %perfanfen: 9ebal1teS Strob at1
20 Gents auf Dem 8laee. Mbeelie.
fert an irgero einem Blas in Ser.
mann, IS Gents per 8oler.
Stpnc Sill @ine So,
$ermonll, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
GhneG entidloIien.

llno nenn bel Sbrer i,~ngiinitieen
8ermoaenslase Sic mir bie Gum.
me nibt siriidgeben fonnen?
Damn beirate i6 ebeit SrGuIein
$ofter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Sn b%crfaufcu: elm 9~11teebautes
Srome 8obnbnlts al, Ser meitI. A.
StroBe nobe Ser ct. Georges Stride
in Sermann. Rad5ufraeen in Der
office 5. 8l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

g(ul 9cmmden Tim Reltaltrnnt
einen 5Gben &ebbratei1 o~er5ebretb)
GeQncr. bon mel6em Sier lit oenn
6ieics 8leii6?
'&elncr: Tlln, pom Heb!
9emmden: co - ih 6oft I6on,
bonn 31hbral
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

8arriing. @ermieterin (au beiu
rciier 9ienftmaSden) @od ems, Die
3immerberren iiub beibe redt ber..
Iiebt. Salten Sic ii9 INNER a,tBer
4libmeitel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

3u ncrfanfen: mebrere eebraudte
Automobile, ollie in go~rontirt gutem
3uItonoe. SuroPS Garage,
Sermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Bon 8oibington aus boben Die
aer5te Die GrIoubnib erbolten, olto.
bolbalti9es Bier als grsnei SIT Der.
idreiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Inter Sreunoinnen. 8os iaeteIt
OH linn, aIs er bid ploslid fraate,
mie alt on m1rIt9
@idts; id fonnt mid beinl better
8illen nidt auf Die 3obi beiinnen.
Die id linn Dos Ieste MuI a%neeseben
bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Sn berfanfeu: Sir bobcn nod
SauienOe bon GIui6en an Sonb Ole
mir 81 iebr biIigen Sreiien berfau.
fem. StoneSiIl % 6 o.,
SermomL Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Sn ~berfanfen: Buff Srpbington
@ier 5u 9rut5ipefen. Is fir $1.00.
81. 6. M a II n, Sermanr,
Mo., 81. 1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Sd made bierniit befartnt oaB i'd
oIle anitreider .arbeit fofuie Cape.
sieren prompt rtnb bilig nit gutter
Silfe in Der StaSt iofpie a,if benz
2anoc a%usfiibren iueroe. &i9arb.
9. 8oe6eI, Sermanli, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

3u berfanfen: Sancp 8bite Sent
Somen-Gorn Sn alien Aiiantitd.
ten gu So per 8uibel. Serman
8 oebnia, Cafe, SEQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Die Oelttidc &egierrng bat 9errl.
flung an ben S%olterbunO etngelegt
gegen Die 8eietung Oeutl6er StGote
our6 bie IQiirten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

3n bermietben: atuei idone 8in1.
mer in benz Sieolers@ ebarbe ON Der
9ritten Strobe, Naf5ufragen bel
Senrp SobnS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Sd DerOe on 9ienstag, ben ID.
NGra mieoer 8ieb nod benz Morft
be%rienoen Geo. Reumanr mn,
Chipping Mer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

geriidiidtiet bel GinfGufen Die
in oieier 3eituhg anaeisenoerl, i,nb
madt fie barorif ~o1ifmerfiam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

3n Derfaufen: 9ueep.Sd litten in
beitem .3uItmtbe. Gin Bargain an
$40.
StoneSilI8 ineG o.,
$ermonL 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

0ie unbequemiten Sroeen iino
Die, ouf ole cine Gnttport ni6t n0tig
lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

s. &. Mc9berion, friiber Glper-
interOent Der offentIi@en Sdulen in
Columbia uno Elm moblbobenoer
6armer, mltroe Somstag nodmittag
i'm oSotp" 6ra6tbobnbof BON einem
@iiterlpagen iiberfobren 1inb Der.
ifteb fllr5 oorauf. @cBberion mar
NIT arsIooen bon @allleIein aus
einem 3uge bei6dftiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
Rafridrten aus au8rcuSenSeu Conn
ties, aus nnierem Staat uuS
anberen Staateu.
nno Notar

6rou 2uetto 8orions, ole ibr al.
ter auf Is Sabre aneibt, pGbrenb
ibr 8atte, Sobn 8aripnS, iagt, lie
lei Ia Sabre oft, 6efinoet iih in
Sorminetor, no, u1ter Der SIN.
flage, Ole 6 Sabre alte Sa6ter hires
@atten aus eriter CHE ermorSet slt
baben, In Saft. 8orious. elm Sbpel.
Ienmoder, Der 38 Sabre alt 1T, bot.
te bier &in6er, auBer Dem ermoroe.
ten Wabden, brei &1toben, aIs err
feline iesige Srau am 26. Sebrltar
beiratete. 9as fleine MGo6en muir.
be nit elmer Sdrotflinte eri6oiien.
5rou 8arions eab auerit an, bos
&inb lei segen oie Shrotflinte ge.
rdnrt unb oieie babe lid babel Sr.
fanie entlaoen. SpGter iol Tie an.
geeeben baben, baB iie Die SIinte
obgefeuert babe. aber geiaet booen,
lie babe nift gepuBt, oab bas sc.
fnebr ecIaben eepcien iei,
BETTER bon tempordren 2ibertp
Bombs Der britten altsgabe tueroen
bon Der Seberal &eierbe 8ont aufae.
foroert, bieie tempor1re Bapicre ee.
gert permonente um5i,touiden tpern
iie Die 3inien fir Die eriten IL Ro-
nate befommen molten. Der lcste
Coupon nuf bieien t~emporGren
BONDS mar aml 10. MGrS 1920 fdl-
fig. Sebe 8anf In Der Stobt fpiro
ben austa,id fir lire 9itnoen be.
ioraen.
Q6t5ebn Sarmerberb1nbe in rnb
nm &irfsbiIle baben ben 8eI6luB
sgefoBt &iibl GnIagen in &irfs.
biIIe al errt6tens IN benen Ole 2atb.
tpirte lire iiberfliiiiigen 2~anSerseig.
nifie ailfbemabren fonnen. Sngge.
iornnt is Counties iino in bieien
0ereinigrngen bertreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Sumner berieIbe, Brofciior: SD
ioG fir meiHe Srou Elm Siumb Crime
SEIZE m%itbringen.
aaufmam: Crime lit lcibcr nidt
mebr Do.
8rofeiior: Damn eeben sic mir
iraeno cine anbere polienbe Surbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

3u %berfanfen: 5pei arbeitseiel
(matebeo tean). 2ouiS Curt.
Ter, Stub Sslono.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11

Gem 9eridt oes Genius. Bureaus
5ufolge iin6 Ietten Serbit in @iiiolt.
ri 100000 afer nit 8intertuei.
gen beiteGt woroen rinb Der ietiee
Stanb Der 8ei5enfelber, ein iebr gu.
ter, Sn 8nsconaoe Gountp wuroen
1910 ader nit 8ei5en ~eingeiGet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-11
Mdtnna Glub.Mitalieher.

&oImeper & Con, quftionator.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

You can buy your dinner your lunch from adver-
tsers-dinners 35 CENTS you stop at your choice
of three hotels reasonable rates and get clean rooms
and excellent service you buy your wife, baby
your daughter the finest of Shoes yourself for that
matter from these advertisers Fresh meats too will be
found advertised at low prices tires for your auto
pairs for machine groceries in every form general
dry goods bakery goods-and paints and painters sup
plies too are al mentioned Then there special
lists in Furnishings and for the ladies. And if you
have eaky radiators your Ford other there is
n one of the best the advertising regularly
in The World-well what else do you want to buy? If
you don't it, whistle your merchant and tell him to
get his ad in your newspapers your "guide to shop
ping = Use it every week; the advertisements worth
just as much to you the columns.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

"Devis Lake is ideal town to trade in expressed
the opinion of leading farmer in the city this week and
vouched for by hundreds others in all of the Lake
Region Scores Of farmers and citizens in all sections
which had during the past few withdrawn gradu-
ay their trade from this CENTER making their
purchases here judged by the increased business flowing
m an unendng into the stores of World adver-
serS.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Wonderful threshing bargains already
being offered in the columns of The World There is not
single storekeeper whose ad appears this or
elsewhere that is giving full value for every dollar
taken in trade many of them offering special in
doements in certain lines 10 make for fall and
winter stocks.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

The advertisers and the stockholders of s newspaper
are working in harmony regardless of any possible
political differences. Why not everybody in the CONNER
cial field of Devils Lake do this and pull not hundreds
but thousands of dollars worth Of trade going else
where into city?
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Did you read the "Wheezings of Wheezer"-"Just Our
Own Little Comment-the Editorial columnsthe Church
notces-a of the and all of the ads and the per-
sonal mention column the last page?
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Don't fail to see the special announcement in The
World appear next week-ts worth hundreds of dol
lars to every advertiser and will help make The World
a better, bigger and greater newspaper
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31
Want an auto? Read World ads.-They are here

Watch this column next week for announcement of
another regular advertiser in The World
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31
World advertising 'pays-ask our advertisers

Merchants not using The World for advertising their
wares are failing of chance to reach 5000 SUBJ
;bore
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Have you bot your coal for the winter? Mo- W
there are coal dealers advertising in The World.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Have you told your merchant that you noted his ad in
The World for the past few weeks He likes to know it.
If enough of the readers will tell him about it he will
space and offer bargains in print, atho they
ali have many not mentioned and which it would require
pages to describe. Ask the merchant to show you
tell you about the offerings he did not mention in the
newspapers
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Where do you buy your automobile gas. The Standal
Oil company is regular advertiser in The World Watc
their ads.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

Did you say you had old furniture you wanted to
trade in? Well, there is who makes speciality
of this business in Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31


tell you about the offerings he did mention in the
newspapers.
Where do you buy your automobile gas The Standard
Oil company is regular advertiser in The World Watch
their ads.
Do all of your friends take The World? If not, why
don't you get them lined up they, like yourselves
read of the bargains Devils Lake merchants giving
to the public? Try this out.
Have you bot your coal for the winter? Mo- Well
there coal dealers advertising in The World
How about ground feed for your stock? Read the ads,
you get it in Devils Lake.
trade in Well, there is who makes speciality
of this business in Devils Lake.
Want an auto? Read World ads.-They are here
Watch this column week for announcement of
another regular advertiser in The World
World advertising 'pays-ask advertisers
Merchants not using The World for advertising their
wares are failing Of chance reach over 5000 SUBJ
scribers.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-08-31

How about ground feed for your stock Read the ads
you can get it in Devils Lake.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

other sports are almost as important
as sweaters. They are taking the
place of the oldtiine top coat, which
was made Of some material supposed
to go with any and every costume.
Now the woman who is really we'll
dressed has cape to match each
sports suit. These began by being
loose, voluminous affairs, but have
been cut down each season until now
they are extremely f,arrow--just
wide enough to wrap about the fie-
are ana are certainly rnuch smarter
than the oldtime full cape.
The sports cape Of knitted wool
jersey is especially fine to huddle
into afser fast game 81 tennis. It
gives the necessary warmth With
out being tight in any way,
and makes an ideal garment to
quickly throw ACROSS one's shoulders,
while the sweater il good Tor the
rcIncnade.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
with embroidered design in dark
brown, rust red and white.

with embroidered design in dark
brown, rust red and white.
Another novel form of border
trimming for white sweater is
made Of very narrow cire satin rib
bon in lacquer red and black, woven
in and out in basket weave, forming
a border Phmnician in character.
Useful in Switzerland
Ornamental in Paris
TN SWITZERLAND at the famous
winter resorts the sweater really
does unbelievable service until after
the tea hour, probably due TO two
things. First, because one really
goes to Switzerland for sports, as
opposed to the many reasons for
which one goes to the Riviera, and,
second, to the enormously large
number of striking English sports
women to be found at any of the
large Swiss resorts. Here were
marry sweaters qiaita classical in
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

having straight across neck, with
long, fairly tight fitting sleeves and
narrow cuffs. 1t opens down the
back from the neckline to the hem.
The belts are cut in one with the
back on each side and cross the front
of the garment to tie at the center
back. Two apron pockets are placed
below the belts. On the left side,
quite high and near the shoulder,
the "devise de madame" is embroi-
dered in mauve silk.
Sweaters Of silk jersey cloth, very
dressy in character, which almost be-
come sweater blouses, have round
necks with bands down the front
and deeper bands Or borders at the
bottom. which are embroidered in
cross-stitch design in squares and
small stars. An especially attrac-
tive lnedel cf this tyre Is in yelaoss
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

now being completely renovated and
redecorated, so that this most lux
urious amusement is being INDUCED
IN again. For it many sweaters are
needed, and models most appropri-
ate for Mediterranean cruises are
lovely in color and texture,
II there is one salient feature
about sweaters at all it is the fact
chat any belt, girdle or fastening OF
that type ties in the back. This
same movement is doubly interest,"
ing because It also appears on many
Of the new sports blouaes.
Embroidery Lends
It's Piquant Touch
4 VERY amusing sweater for wear
DURING the mornings is Of a
b@sssss fs.I tiiiaa egaiia Seig slllss
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

down the front in a deep v de-
colletage, but is held in place by
means of novelty ornament in cuff
link form. The smart, close fitting
little hat has the brim made of a
novelty straw, while the crown is
formed Of the jersey cloth. Under
the brim at the side, close to the
head, is a pompon of silk fringe.
The Girl, the Game
And the Cape
THE cut-out monogram which first
made its appearance on hand
lzerchiefs, then was seen on scarfs
and pajamas, is now transferred to
the sweater pocket.
The tight fitting, slip-over-the-
head sweater worn with d narrow
patent leather belt still continues to
be much shorter ii length than its
richer and more ornate sisters.
-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20
inted lJneerthinps

IF THE conservative woman of
fashion has paid any attention
to the trend toward colored
underwear during the last few
years she has had many surprises.
To those who would never dream of
using any material but fine white
linen for their lingerie the increas-
| ing use of underclothes Of the most
perishable materials Of every color
under the sun comes as bit Of =
| shock. There is, however, tremen-
dous demand for these things. If
there were not, the best designers
and the greatest dressmakers would
not spend their valuable time In put
| ting forth an almost limitless mum
<ber Of models emboAying ideas of
this sort.
| In y recent trousseau Nine.
Jenny, Of Paris, made lingerie sets
/! in pale orange, light mauve and
pearl gray crepe de Chine. She used
no embroidery or hemstitching, but
narrow baby ribbons Of the same
tone were threaded through all the
edges. An amusing note was the
( duted friIls which edged the bottoms
Of the culottes and also extended up
the sides to the hip line. Every
piece was embroidered with the
wearer's monogram in the sanae
tone. There is great vogue in
Paris at the present time. for mono
| grams designed by well-known deco
rative artists. Among the most
popular are the exquisitely fanciful
designs of Georges Lcpape.
A Symphony in
! Black and White
ANVIN shows a nightgown of
pink crepe de chine embroidered
in silver, having deep pleated yoke
and pleated sleeves. On the left
shoulder is an embroidered motif OF
flowers in the French national
cclors. Another fanciful Lanvin
model is nightgown Of dark or
ange crepe de chine with high collar
and long sleeves drawn into a tight
band at the wrist. This gown but
tons down the leftyside from the top
of the collar to the waistline,
Very fantastic in design and
colors are the new lingerie sets of
triple voile Or colored linen or those
| Of white linen trimmed with q color
Or they may be of linen in a solid
color with the garniture in con
trasting shade.
All the fashionable colors used in
dresses and hats are hece. There
are sets of underwear developed in
white triple voile with hias band
trimmings OF rust color outlined
with tracery of black embroidery
We have seen considerable blacE
underwear displayed in the shops
during the last few years, but white
lingerie embroidered in black is !
fresh surprise. Triple voile is usu.
aiiy chosen as the background for
this striking orpamentation. Most
elaborate underslips are Of white
voile with incrusted lace motifs out
lined with . fine embroidery design
in black.
Elaborate Styles in
Robes de Mutt
la LTHoUGH the shops in Paris
show quantities Of colored I'm.
dergarments. they are more often Of
voile than Of silks such as are seen
IN this country Net footing and in
set motifs Of net are used extern
sively in the colored as well as the
white underclothes.
Ever SO many Of the new French
combinations of corset cover and
petticoat button down the back
This gives an opportunity Of intro
duclng pleating in the f,,ll roro.+l> :, 4
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cut, relying entirely on the peculiarly
beautiful color of the wool and the
unusual variation of the stitch,
which is only visible on very close
inspection, for thair distinct chic.
Our sweaters for mountain wear this
summer will be copies Of those worn
in Switzerland.
An interesting sweater originally
made for men has had such success
that women are now ordering it in
the mems shops. The body of the
sweater is in a large, loose, open
stitch, giving distinctly the impress
sion of more holes than wool, while
the band trimming. at the neck, on
the cuffs and at the bottom of the
garment is very closely knitted.
For cruising lovely sets Of sweat
er and hat to match have become
the rage. The sweater, which is Of
very finely woven silk jersey cloth,
is q siip-over-the-head model. It fits
she figure rather tightly ard orsehs