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New Britain herald., 1927-09-30

a gray cap and blue sweater with dark stripes. He appeared 10 be about 21 years old, and Miss Still ings was certain that she would be able to recognize the man if she ever saw him again.
 Although the stabber was more daring in his attack on the tennis star. his method did not vary from that employed in many of the pre- vious stabbings. He brushed against the girl as he ran past her and then ran on toward the interior ot the park. It was not until he had about disappeared did the girl dis cover the blood was streaming from wound he had caused.
 "The phantom has not restrict ed his activities to the open, hay ing slashed in churches and public buildings as well as on street cor ners and in the day as well as al night.
 He has been given various de- scriptons, that Of Miss Sullings be ing the most exact,
 To some Of his victims he ap- peared a young man in his teens while to still others he was middle aged. While some persons believe that "the phantom stabber" is not one. but several different men, DO. lice hold the opinion that the same individual has been responsible fol all the outrages, pointing out that the mode of attack is always the same.
 The majority of his victims have been between the ages of 12 and 26. Police have held scores of sus, poets, but have been unable tc place the responsibility as a fresh attack would occur while the latest suspect was In custody Or his move
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30
Blonde Girls OutdO
 Brunettes in Swim

Toronto, Ont, Sept. 50 P-Ihe blonde girl who has suffered many an unchivalrous cut Of late on the score of temperament and fickleness of purpose, won an impressive vic- tory in the gruelling 21-mile mara thon swim here recently.
 When the analysists got busy they discovered that the blonde girl en- trants had won over the brunettes in walk, so to speak.
 It was a blonde girl who swan the farthest. It was a blonde girl who stayed in the icy water the longest. Observers insisted that the blondes displayed more presence of mind than the brunettes and were, on the whole, calmer. Tho only brunette girl to win a prize ended her swim when she was frightened by an eel.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30
ments accounted for.

ments accounted for.
 A messenger in one Of the city's largest department stores felt the prick of the stabbers instrument
 on August 27, the last outrage be- fore last nights, just as the store
 was about to close at 5 p. m. The
 phantom escaped through the
 packed crowds in the store.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30
MAN IS JAILED IN BOND THEFT
Bridgeport Securities Missing
 From New York Bank

Wilkes Barre, Penn, Sept. 30 GP) One man was in jail in default of s20,o00 bail and three others were at liberty in S5,000 bail each today following their arrest in con- nection with the floating in this vi-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30

were out on bail as material wit nesses. Stolen bonds of Portland. Oregon. and the Republic of Po- land were also put up as collateral in local banks. The amount of these was not definitely known. Approxi- mately s50.o00 of the stolen bonds were located in banks of Luzerne and Lackawanna counties and bonds to the value of s29,000 were found in Chicago.
 Testimony before Judges Fuller and Mclean yesterday indicated that part of the money released from the sale of the bonds was used in the campaign for sheriff at the recent primary.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30
NORMA SHEARER WED

Beverly Hills, Cal, Sept 30.-CP)- Norma Shearer, of the movies, and Irving C. Thalberg, film studio exc cutive, were married yesterday in a quiet ceremony in the flower filled garden Of his home with about 50 film friends and relatives present.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30

Gold wire has been drawn so fine that $500 yards of 1t weigh only one ounce.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-30

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
Evening star., 1927-10-02

MONROE ST. NV
NEAR 16th-S7 500.
Think of 7-room and bath home in this
valuable location at such price. Reason
able terms act quick.
WAPLE & JAMES.
11l6 14th ST. NV. Main 1026O.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
BEAUTIFUL HOMES


IN the acknowledged peer of Northern
virginia suhurDs jefferson Park,
near the new Army. Navy and Ma
rine Country Club. Large dcyel-
home in Jefferson Park today full
fills your dream of the ideal home
profitable investment Magnificent
shade trees. winding drivcways (now
being paved. high elevation. city
water and sewerage: convenient to
schools. churches, stores. bus and
trolley. transportation distinctive
and dignited community of artistic
and arChitccturaly correct homes,
Several new homes at reasonable
prices open for your inspection
Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
Very beautiful drive to property
through Potomac Park and along
upper Alexandria road. Come out
A surprise awaits you!
Jefferson Park Agency.
2l2 Southern Bldg. Main 4l92.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
3 TAKOMA AND NORTH
WASHINGTON SUBURBS.

Detached homes. with all city conven-
iences hot-water heat. on paved streets.
SS.75O-New house. rooms. Q baths. in
good section. one block from bus. Large
porch. concrete floor: dry light basement
$500 cash $65 per month. House adapted
to two families.
81. .350-Flve- room. very artistic bungalow.
on attractive shady lot. paved street. May
be bought on very easy terms. or rented
with option to buy.
$6.95O-Bung allow with FIVE rooms, sleeping
porch. attic and pantry. Many built-in fea-
lures. Large living room with fireplace. oak
floors large lot with plenty OF shade on
paved street; all city c9nyenlsnces: ,si, easy
SIS. Ss.000-Beautful broom. new. colonial on
high. level. shady lot. paved street: rooms
extra large oak floors throughout: breakfast
room built-in garage; fireplace.
S7.500-S rooms, baths. new; near l4th
street car line: easy terms.
SIG. .000-l0 rooms acres; one OF the most
beautiful spots in the Park: large garden: ::
poultry houses; paved street: all conven-
] ]lences; convenient to cars and school, ,,.h
large reception hall; a large, we'll built
modern home IN good repair. with extra deep
level lot: like a large park bus passes door.
Terms: this is one of the best bargains avail
anle.
SIS. 0o0---8 rooms and bath: level lot; 80 by
1875. with fruit. garden and poultry houses
garage. One square from stores and bus, on
paved street; $50, cash and Si5 per month
best locations IN old Takoma.
SO 000-5 large rooms and sleeping porch.
hot-air heat: built-in garage; very easy
terms.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
TAKOMA AND VICINITY.

TAKOMA AND VICINITY.
BOTH IN B. G. AND Nearby MARYLAND
Homes. listed below have hot-water heat
A i, rsai bargain or ,G%ny & $500: ss hapqsome 's,
flowers. shrubbery, and 2,-car garage Same
class houses in this section have sold for
Md@Briek rick as semi bungalow on paved m
street: no better, location: z rooms. tiled
bath: hot;water heat. fireplace. slate roof;
shruhbery:, one-car garage. Well worth the
paved street. II Ills is seldom ma home Of this
type, is for sale. Exceptionally well built
rooms and bath. furnished attic of , rooms.
hot-Water heat. frigidaire and other modern
equipment. Beautiful grounds. over u acre.
with flowers. shrubbery and garage. Ihe
price of $1,000 is remarks ably low. Sub
stantial cash payment required: balance ar
Nd Md7Payed street; close in: Just listed adedJ
'0ad Md-Bait 'a for for owners nsf hume; another
new listing: close in: hoIlow-tile bungalow,
5 rooms and bath many special features: en,ys
tile garage Priced at 50 900. Discount for
large cash payment.
close in: 5 rooms and bath: oak floors,
chestnut trim: garage. Reduced to $1,000,
uMdmThree ESQ Squares % from bus line; paved
street: honest built: Broom and bath
nearly new bung allow; oak floors: garage.
Only S6 500: easiest kind of terms.
SILVER SPRING.
Owner out of city. authorizes 81 900 re-
duction for immediate sale on his large
corner SEM, ,bungalow 5g arranged for ,ga two
metal weather. stripped oak floors and trim;
car les 54T1G SGToN near hHs HIS
Close n' TO % pronosed i6th st. extension-
n acre beautifully landscaped. with extra
large 5-room and tied-bath bungalow: elec-
tric range: large attic; bulltn garage. Re
duced price of $3.50 for quick sale.
WOODSIDE BARGAIN.
New Groom and bath bungaloW: electric
range oak floors. built-in garage; $500:
$500 cash. $50 month; no renewal OF trust
necessary.
Why pay rent? I have many other prop
critics that might interest you.
G. w. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar ST., Takoma.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
SiIE--HOUISES.


Col OR T D-6;RooM BRICK. Nv
in Bloonngdale section. nv: priced very
low and easy payments. To inspect. call
Col 55l5. or evenings Cleye. 5541.
COLORED-CHEAPEST ONE YET
rms. bath: strictly ami: near 18th and
Grard SITS. NV. Owner leaving city \
o709.
COLORED HOME AND INVESTMENT
first commercial; l2 rooms . baths. h..w n
ami. Live in the house and get Sl0O M
income. No agents. Address Box 1875
Star Office.
BEAUTIFUL HOME ALI. MODERN; MUST
be seen 10 he appreciated; Il rooms. bath;
garage. 3034 Macomb st. NV, Cleveland
Park Cleve 3513
BARGAIN NEAR 14th. NORTH PARK RD,
Colonial brick. rms tile bath, $1,000,
Make offer. No agents. Adams = SO.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. $40, ,5OO----THIS IS
most unusual offer for this section; center
hall plan. colonial type; large living room
with fireplace and bookshelves. dlnn- room.
kitchen and pantry. 3 large bedrooms. tile
hath. attic i'll perfect condition: garage; lot
20 feet wide: must be sold. kenstngt0n 1852:
CHEVY CHASE MD. OVERLOOKING co
lumba Country Club: S1o.50u COLONIAL home,
located on lot S0x150. surrounded by large
shade and fruit trees the home contains re
kitchen. pantry. 3 bedrooms. bath; modern
and in good condition: garage. rms prop
erty should appeal 70 a family with youne
children Terms. kensington l69. Mar
1860
COLORED-s ROOMS. H-W H. ELEC..
tiled bath. porches, cellar. tubs etc; near
1st and r |. ave. Potomac 2l6O.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

s"naSa HGSsis MIf box @ star ods sta
phonc North U9lS-W after Z pm.
FOR RENr--5 ROOM AND BATH BUN.
Q u zantzngcr nl5 x st. NV: Main 5a1l
FOR RENT AT $40 PER MONTH, 4 FIVE
'a'c heat. large front porch. screcned-in back
porch, large attic plenty of shade. This
II RUCKER Co. Clarendon 1877: eve
nn@s aud SUNDAYS. Clarendon -.
$ ROOMS AND BATH AND SLEEPING
5&S @ per %o wod Saf s se t" for $50 ca cssh
$50, $50 rsr r mo-. including interest. Shepherd
TAkoMA PARKS ROOMS. ANIL, Sin:
, , rooms ana sleening porch attiri Nv y
near ith 81. car line" 8n3rtnent ! rooms
and bath, cl9se to ears. $50: new home. :
looms snd slgreping porch, h,-w: heat fire. re-
Rdg & TasomaN @ 4 lho6hd4d 4 Hihi'a #ooo 'l1e"s D'N
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW IN THE PREF
test part of Takoma Park. 5 rooms. hath
3 To. - FuRNISHED LH,K. RMS, ANIL,
gas. $50 and So mo. Clarendon 69o'W-l
SUBURBAN DETACHED: FIRST FLOOR,
herd N9 ol & chc"so "sc a2c mS" Silver @ Sn%s
MODERN BUNG Allow. BATH, ELEC, GAR
S;}5. Address Box 40l.N, star oilce.
FOR RENT-3 FURNISHED ROOMS IN
p99toma" Xa:: convenient stores. h9s , stop.
SO. Including water. Alexandra !l3?.J ~. y.
nnntrX homm AMI S4rdnm snae' noI M
an w W9tetS B. a. coal Nhn f%n l9@ ls@ cash ' fare
ROOMY RlJNGAI,OW VERY REASON
able: ami; furnished. inc. piano, electric
Tapse and ~ahsr FrsG and o1
dren. Good schools Convenient transporta-
ton. Phonc Hyatts 1897
: ROOMS. 2 BATHS. WITH AUTOMATIC
large corner lot. shaded one mile from Key
Mr.. sNIDER, Main 1144. Leave your
Ar. BUNGALOW. PORCHES. FLEC.,. Gas.
Arlington, Va Phone Clarendon 50oJ1. -
TAK9HA bdSa5A PARkk9"N sS s6 rcA AS@ Month
would sen; payable $50 cash and $50
no T inclu1ng all interest, 26 Pine a.. aEei
nTafoma Tafa s shepherd 4fS 3oS!w. CIV ST "'"rNe'
5 ROOMS. BATH AND, SLEEPING PORCH:
4 4 IT, car line t" Tafoms'. 8 Aileghsny avg.
would sell SIS cash and SO month.
IN VIRGTNIA-6 ROOMS: ANIL: HOT
water heat: convenient to ears and buses
block from Lee Highway. at Lyon Village:
SO per month II. B. HILTON. Clarendon
5.ROOM. BATH BUNGALOW. WITH DOT-
bic elasscdn sleeping porch; garage: ami;
tion of Hyattsyille. o. B. ZANTZINGER
Hyattsvillc. Nd Phone Hva,ts. ~.
electric lights and heating stoves furnished
S25 per month DWIGHT STOTLER. Seat
Pleasant. Md. Phone Line. 1920. %
BUNGALOW SMALL AND CoZY. 3 ROOMS
norches; large lot; SO week. option to buy,
Hvattsvile 672-M.
VA; HIGH; I;ANDs-5-R AMI BUNGALOW
with h.wh on p ,C11 Goncrete 9to street. street S35 Per
Highlands. Phone Clarendon 445-W-l. %
LYON PARK. VA-HIGH LOCATIONS, g.
room semi bungalow: porches: garage. Wis
consin 3571. %
NEW HOUSE. s ROOMS. BATH. H.-W-H
Rent $40. Inquire Mr.. PHILLIPS. 200 Jones
MlI I'd. North Chevy Chase. Md. 3'
BRENTWOOD-FIvE ROOMS. BATH ELEC-
trcity. gas garage: near stores and school.
Phone Hyatts 10l5-W.
5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW IN
Woodridge. OWNER. West us. 2'
Evening star., 1927-10-02

BARGAlN.
Very attractive residence, old
Dutch Colonial, containing 9
rooms, 3 baths and lavatory;
large front porch, inclosed sleep
ing porch, garage, beautiful
trees. Bargain, owner going to
California; most attractive
terms; located No. 18 f. Oxford
street, Chevy Chase, Nd.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
STORY & COMPANY,
8l2 18th Street NV.
Fr. 4100. ,..,ssaas.:@
Evening star., 1927-10-02
ATTRACTIVE 2-sToRY BUNGALOW
FRUIT TREES. SHRUBS AND FLOWERS.
ONLY So 5OO-EASY TERMS.

Here is an opportunity to purchase that
little home that you have always wanted. in
a high-class NV. community. near schools.
2 car, lines and stores Attractive 2,story
rear porch. on a lot 40x170 it.. with fruit
trees grape vines. shrubs and flowers. This
home. built and occupied by present owner.
l2 bedrooms) and tiled bath. Hardwood
floors electricity. hot-water heat, open fire.
place. laundry trays and large closets are
but few of the many features: there is a
concrete cellar. paved street and alley; and
throughout. Offered for immediate. sale for
S6 500. with very easy terms. Address Box
1&2-R Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

CLARENDON, VA.
INSPECT TODAY
large room dwelling located on one of
the best streets in town: has 4 bedrooms
tioored attic. hot-water heat. eec light. gas
stove: two-car garage House in perfect
condition. Lot 15x125 and beautifully
Handicapped Reasonable cash payment and
terms. Price $10500.
A l. KELLY & SONS.
Phone 3S3
FOREST GLEN. MD.-1-ROOM HOUSE.
ami. garage, flowers fruit. garden bar
gam, $4,000.
GA1THERsBURG Md rooms. mod.
ern lot 100xl so. 81 500.
r. A. BARBFE. FOREST GLEN. MD.
BROOM. BROOM HOUSES: NEW.
NJ. O. BRADFORD.
Vienna Va Phone So
Evening star., 1927-10-02
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


8" ,650-TERMS. $4,000 CASH, $4,000
month, covers all expenses New four-room
bungalow. = porChes, fine cellar. hne well
lot 56x20o: at Hollywood Park Maryland,
north of Washington. GEO f. JOHNSON
90S 10th ne. Drive out Georgia ave.
Through Silver Spring turn to right at Sligo
70 HOLLYWOOD Park.
FOR SALE FINE COUNTRY HOME:
large grounds. with plenty fruits and flowers:
modern: large lots; 8 large rooms and
hall: screened front porch; close to schools
and churches; newly painted an9 papered
throughout. Net cost to you. S6.500: $500
cash and S+7 so per month, Phone or see
w. A. BROOKS owner. Hyattsville Nd: II
you have no furniture. | will furnish it
for YOU.
VA. HIGHLANDS-NEW OR. ENGLISH
house very large rooms, h.-w.h.. hardwood
foors. fireplace. electric range. garage: large
corner lot on concrete street, $3.50: 500
cash, bal. like rent will accept lot as part
payment Also new stucco 5-r. bungalow.
elec range. h.-w h: many extras; Sh,250; /;
$3.50 cash. bal. at $50 .per mo-, or will rent
to RESPONSIBLE party with privilege of buy
ing, See ]. Z. PRICE sunday at Va; High
lands Station. or phone Clarendon 445-W-l .
Evening star., 1927-10-02
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

C%ru CIrDvfDpAN DDnDLUrV
Sht.F5--tol DA nDAN a nOi Eh y.
SNIATJ uOTTCI, phP(,AIN
CNlALL I1DO 81 DNNNIAlN
Garden lot Large norch electricity. bus
Fdnonston road RiverdaIp Heiehts Md .
1nlv 81 500. terms AM 4 ria At n W
phone Decatur 33a3 after 4 40
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IAkOMA \ IA Rk.
nnH SI3n Tastl @ @ Iu1 ,arI,nc
h,,'r n'"IitniS pdNnirnts WI n,n 'tifS '"tn.,s
rnn ~, n nei'Iilow noil" "i ,n, a,
Basement m @ e Beautiful @ lawn SH With With shade trees
anu al preftllE fenced IN; lot Nl'n on
paHed street enc hl0ck from tf.iiS. STORES
Evening star., 1927-10-02
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

A BARGAIN.
In perfect condition: & rooms and bath
open fireplace. oak floors. h.-w.h.. electric
lights. gas range, laundry trays. garage
gardening.
Also two Broom bungalows with all city
lots on high elevation close to site where
school is to he built. Easy terms available
for the above buys See w. F. JACKSON,
owner 5424 Conduit rd Glove 4S3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-03
FARM ADVOCATES
OF HAUGER BILL
Want remedy
SpiIIman Quota Proposal
Finds Wide Discussion
in Nation.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, June 3. - Farm
relief legislation advocates think
they have found plan to remedy
the most vigorously attacked eco
nomic feature of the McNary-Fiau-
gen bill, passed by the last Congress
but rejected by President Coolidge
The plan, which involves a quota
system Of agricultural production,
is outlined in book, Balancing the
Farm Output" by w. J. Spillman,
United States Agriculture Depart
ment economist, and is serving as
the basis of drafts of proposed agrl-
cultural relief legislation.
An outstanding weakness OF the
McNary.Haugen bill, admitted by
many of it's hackers, was that it set
up machinery for raising the price
of basic agricultural commodities
without providing any control over
production.
Increased Production
This arrangement, enemies of the
measure said, would lead to in
creased production and the problem
of disposing of enormous SURPRISES
abroad at sacrifice prices.
In an attempt to overcome this
difficulty Spillman has devised a
plan for apportioning production
allowance Of various basic crops TO
individual farmers. In case this
production allowance or quota is eX-
ceeded a plan is proposed to penal
ize the farmer.
In the case of wheat, for example,
Spillnan proposes to allot produc-
ton quotas to individual farmers on
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& Co., last months total is 6 per
cent below that for April, and is APP
proximately 25 per cent under the
number for January, which, as pre-
viously indicated, marked the high
point for this year.
When comparison is made with the
returns for May of the two imme-
diately preceding years. however, in
creases are shown. The rise over the
1,730 insolvencies of a year ago is a
little more than per cent, while
there is an increase of As per cent
over the 1,767 failures of May, 1925.
The falling off from April to May
last year, was about 111a per cent,
and two years ago it Appropriated
8 per cent.
Hence, the present record is less
favorable, both actually and rela-
lively, than for May of both 1925
and 1925. Yet it is not strikingly ad-
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Accept World Price

If the farmer exceeds ms p.~-.-.e-
ton quota it is provided that he
must accept the world price for the
surplus.
The machinery for carrying out
the plan is patterned after the Agri'
culture Department system Of CO.
operative crop reporting, and pro-
vides Tor universal participation of
American farmers in determining
reduction quotas.
The plan is being widely discussed
in the Department of Agriculture
and among farm relief advocates
hero
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-03
CHINA A LA PALATE
Chop Suey Joints Favored by Lon
don Elite.

BIZ United Press
LONDON, June 1.-THE upheaval
in China has bought the Chinese
"chop suey joints into great IA
vor with London's exclusive society
set. An after-theater tour of Pic
cadilly Circus or the Strand at night
reveals that the best people who
formerly sought only the most ex-
pensive and exclusive hotels TO en-
Joy a quiet meal away from the
rabble," are nowpatronizing Chinese
restaurants.
1t seems that society's latest fancy
is to. absorb a little Far Eastern
atmosphere and to see Chinese at
close range.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-03
May BUSINESS
FAILURE LESS
Fall Below April, but More
Than in 1925, 1926.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, June 3.-The reduc-
ton in the number Of commercial
failures in the United States which
has been in progress since the end
Of last January, following the usual
trend, continued during May. With
1852 defaults reported to r. G. Dun
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the basis Of the amount required to
meet the consumption needs OF this
country. This amount, according to
his plan, will be accorded the present
tariff protection of AZ cents a bushel.
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verse, considering recent factors
which might conceivably have
brought about a distinctly higher
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-03

commercial mortality, such as floods
and inclement weather, and it also
is to be remembered, that the larger
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-09

five out of nine prizes for durum
wheat, world cup for best peck OF
any wheat, first for an exhibit of
six-row barley.
International Grain and Hay
show, Chicago, 1922, 43 places;
International Grain and Hay
show, Chicago, 1928, go places;
International Grain and Hay
show, Chicago, 1925, los places;
International Grain and Hay
show, Chicago, 1926, 112 places.
A summary of Montana's win
nings at the International Grain
and Hay show for the last eight
years shows per cents of prize
money as follows: 1919, 25.7;
1920, 22.4; 1921, 1858; 1922, 29.1;
1923, 23.5; 1924, 1853; 1925, 3O.S;
1926, 40; average for eight years
United States and Canada, 2S.6.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-09

BY HARRIET

THE old adage that the best
n things come done up in the
smallest parcels" might be applied
to the mid-season hats that the
made calls chic.
They are all small, smart little
shapes. Tremendous variety is
gained. though, by ingenious
manipulation. by diversity of ma
terials and by trimmings.
The smartest turbans and clOche
models, with their tiny brims, all
show thought and care in the way
they achieve individuality by fitting
the heads they cover and matching
the costumes they complete.
Especially do the winter hats
differ from the summer ones OF
last season in their moulded back
lines. Nowadays a hat takes the
same curve as Milady's head.
Crowns Lower
Crowns are a little lower than
early fall hats indicated they might
be. And brims grow most indi-
vidual in the manner in which
they fling a winged side out for
trimming, dip to form a tabs, get
slashed to form scalloped edges or
curve upwards to fashion fianges.
Materials in the mid-winter hats
run from felt, still the ~favorite.
through velvets, velours, satins,
furs, tweeds, leather. duvetyn, to
gold and silver lace for dressy lit
tie creations.
Trimmings are perhaps the sea-
sons greatest single contribution
to chic. From last years plain
grosgrain ribbons, the style has
jumped to the most ornate decora-
tions. Pins and other jeweled or
naments, while still very popular,
grow exceedingly individual on
good hats or they must give way to
some of the newer trimmings, such
as velvet flowers, feather ornaments
and quilts, tricky bows of material
or even lace and intricate hand
worked patterns worked right on
the brim and crown.
Hats matching the color Of cos
tunes are no novelty now. But hats
using the same material as the
gowns r lev Tweed, stitched in
tailored fashion, is the medium for
some extremely nifty hats. Duve-
tyn, laid in folds, carries out in
the crown of a cute turban the
TERED effect of a cape coat of the
same material.
Bows Effective
Bows r one Of the most effec-
i've trimmings used today. whether
.hay are tailored ones Of gr0sgrain