, 1923-09-02
Betty Jane Talks on Styles
and Other Subjects

Brow, Is it m al To ssEsri shat S5s Jp9s S.1 and sfof MRS t Smith n, and 9su Mrs
Such lovely things to wear-as one can discover by a glance
It seems as though more genuine art is being put into wo-
mems dress each succeeding season and that the coming one
w9%an.s taste for good clothes is being successfully cult
ing with each other in executing new and clever styles.
,.alinss m tSat eo woman . s GemS Seca sIeuter o aaa letter sri CLONES e she
admiration, ,n attention and respect, not only from friends and
with all these comes a greater sef-confidence and content
ms There r ,om. women. Of .os,, v,o Inv h.vond thai,
Clothing, food' tu mnRy psfs house aon a u aD~bdess' an %he What 1t nd , :
And .nS then o nothing is s. really aIly an e <; X that Is beautiful
one can pay for it honorably
about gTt R RsTs | am el %Gsan1ins' when I'm merely supposed to talk
the Frantz Shop this week twers closed tomorrow for Labor
day I'm but esr 1Gsss 4egn M be essasSe ss 1 stts xxi Sll n do; outer ,,-m.n.,
and hats, as well as with the dainty new lingerie and little ae-
si%pI?iity is Really the Keynote q the h truly . ! nice s'i APPAREL
materials made possible because Of several reductions in fab
pss., ' eo@bi ihs w with a6s l sslns q fles a sssn Of for fur 's snS dts sss' on.
giant trimminss, permits a pronounced note of simplicity to
are the materials Of finer quality but more practical r%a al and adapt PIT
economize By having changes made in the design { se' "''n .
.b1 There STEMS seems to .b be a b great preference o%cs for the dark sombro
mings, whether they be fur or fabric. There is an exception
the so,+ new n,6 Chinese ss so1of .s, and a in some : the highest grade il:
to permit of wearing for street, afternoon affairs and more
or L Il iG @sners dnn r ,on, and ..-,,,,. ,,u
many @@t tsE Ssdft and circular : aee ssfs sas i is' aRf1ts;, a ~sssS.a Of sAd dresser: sss
OF course pretty nearly everything in the better class rar-
meHIS- ID -IFumHl O SUITS Such skins as squirrel, fox.
lynx, beaver, sable kqlinsky, mole and seal are considerably
favorites for coats and wraps, while flying squirrel, grew
squirrel chin-chila, mole, ermine and muffaioon are promL
nently used for dresses.
Dresses are shown with both long and short sleeves. Skirt
lengths for street wear are from eight to ten inches above
the ground; for afternoon, from four to six inches, and for
evening wear, ankle length.
The same individuality in design that prevailed during the
spring season Is apparent to even a greater extent for fall.
This is certainly acceptable to most women, as it permits them
a wide range for selection and permits them to choose apparel
that is becoming to Individual types without the narrow e
This is particularly true of hats, no one shape being fora
most There are large and small shapes both for dress and
sport wear. One finds many cut brtms, wrapped turbans. and
close lifting models. There is a wide range of new shades in
millinery for fall although black, navy and havana brown will
undoubtedly maintain their lead Popular shades. some Of
them under entirely new names, are tarragon, dahia, ginger.
puntab, deer, flemish blue, luxor, mandarin, fallow, Eeyptian
red, holyberry, mummy brown, antique bronze, cartouche. etc.
Come in and well show you and help to find a plain English
word to fit where needed)
1 could really go on talking for fourteen nao.. No.. -
yourselves to your own satisfaction by sauntering through the
store and personally inspecting the hundreds Of lovely new
things for fall I'll assure you of a hearty welcome and ali IN.
time you wish to take in just looking and admirinr.
I'm pretty certain most of you at least will agree that wo-
mems clothes were never lovelier, nor more to be desired
Yours,
BETTY JANE
CT OCER ATT nav nHONrD