Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
FASHIONS rE0R FALL
FOR M|LADY SHOW
.lHr Il
FULLER SLEEVES
SKIRTS SLIGHTLY LONGER
FLARE BOX COATS TRIMMED IN
| ,uMHcb iEHRC AND EMBROIDERY
rsHlsNHNN,NeW uutoRs M HITS.

MHiheard 4hpt SHIRTS IRE tp be
lohEer this fall. IN irSptesien Of the
new fail clothing in tkS~,sAsa stores
does not, beatR,out lihefpisniatioh.
skirts are hst ,apaytilSin 9ort as
they have been for Nfts@st few
months. 'bmait iA, esp4sied JAS the
seasop,hdvanees, thes~will BE length
ened somewhat, according to the die
tates OF fashion. H
Suits.
Fall fashions suggest fall suits the
very first thing The advance dis
Nplays of coat and skirt combinations
4 show straightlined skirts which get
shorter in proportion to the short
ness and fulness of the coat. The
new flare box coat is accompanied
| by a straight skirt-not very much
longer than last years models. But
with the longer straight line coats,
some of them thirty-six and thirty
eight inches in length, the skirts Will
be trine longer.
Fur and Embroidery Trim.
Nearly all the smart suits are fur
trimmed, high collars and fur on the
sleeves. Collars and sleeves, by the
way, offer many novelties. Some OF
the latter are large and bellshaped
while others have cuffs of fur with
the bell-shaped fare uncaught in the
cuff. Vestees of muleskin or other
soft fur sometimes vary the lines OF
the box fare coats.
The suits also are very heavily EN-.
broidered, massed embroidery being
very good Some fringe and chenille
trimming and even beads are used
on the suits which are more elabor'
ate than they have been for some
time.
Navy, black and brown are the best
colors in suits.
New Silhouette in Coats.
Fur, even in evidence, is shown
too. on the fall coats whose silhouette
has changed from last seasons ample
kimona. Large set-in sleeves, they
have spaciousness, however, that
resembles a kimona sleeve. The new
fitted in waistline is noticeable in
many of the fall coats while belts
also are good a Much embroidery also
lis used on the costs,teftentimes with
the fur. E.e,x .ES 4 "9sl
Browns, blacks, s6rretta andS navy
are the popular colors In coaes,y ak
though some reds are being shOWI
j in coats for misses. - %,
4 Fabrics such As wool ,velvets, Esome
thing on the @hvetyIi order, made., pl
4 fine wool and wearing batter, arR use
in the coats. Some OF the new name.
for the fabrics, are Ramona. Polly
anna, chamosGYn and Eeidecyns. 3
4 "a. a, Georeecus Cnass~ trimmings.
Surely the women will love tlte iieN
!, fall dresses. They are }beautif,l. Pot
the most part the dresses are Sut'or
: very simple, straight .gfrlish lines : tn
feature Of the dressesHeng eadDrn
ments of embroidery and beadsg ~ .
Canton crepe, in.t BLACK is IN btht
lead for afternoon and eveningsstree
frocks Crepe back satins, spoiret
twills and cricotines are the Other
: popular fabrics. Black is even more
popular than navy, but is frightened
with trimming of jade, blossom
= henna and even white, some blacl
gowns being almost covered with de
signs of white beads. embroidery OF
applique. Lacquered ribbon also is
used on the dresses. One little navy
: blue crepe in one of the local shops
! has as its only trimmings yards ane
yards of ruffled narrow blue ribbon
There is said to be S25 worth of rib
; bon on the dress.
~ Loose and slit Sleeves.
Sleeves in the new dresses tend to
ward the loose and the slit Sleeve
The Jenny sleeve is one which Is sew
ed in from the shoulder to the wais
line. giving somewhat of a SimOna
sleeve effect. Often these sleeves arc
made. OF two contrasting, cQlors, The