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The background of architecture
and furniture may endure for long
time-for generations, perhaps,-but
the accessories of the home change
style with amazing frequency.
Pictures wrongly framed or hung
too high, with peaked wires; bric-a
brac that is passe, or arranged in a
way no longer considered good
such small decorative errors as these
brand the home as out of date far
quicker than do its furniture or rugs,
The sofa cushions. reading lamps
and erstwhile library scarf; the deco
rative screen fittings for the dining
room-look to them carefully, for
subtle changes have been at work
among them, refining, simplifying,
making them to the home what her
accessories are to the French wo-
mans toilette-seals that stamp the
ensemble as up to date, or frankly
"out."
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about people Duane had known, Peope
Who had grown up and married, failed
succeeded, gone away, died. But II
was hard to keep Uncle J i'm on ne
subjects of guns, fights, outlaws. ne
cotld not seem to divine how mention
Of those things made Duane SHRINK
Uncle Tim, old, childish now, and ne
had a pride In Duane. He wanted to
hear it all-all of Duane's exile. Ana
a there was one thing more than an
other that pleased him it was to speak
Of the bullets Duane carried IN his
body. =, Ma :,
that last scrap. BY guml A mans
man to carry them. And you hao
eyes, uncle" replied Duane.
"Nine and ttfree-that makes twelve.
An even dozen. You could pack more
than that, my boy, and get away win
them. There's Cole Younger Ss
seen him. He's got twenty-three' N'h
he's a bigger man than you-'l'"N
flesh.
"Funny, wasn't it, about the doctors
only cuttin' one bullet out OF ycu--'ti'at
one in your breast bone! It was
forty-one caliber, an unusual cartridge
"Tbere was one bullet left in Pog-
gins gun, and it was the same kind as
the one cut out. By gum! boy, that
bullet would have killed you If it'd
stayed there"
dIt would, indeed, uncle" said
Duane. and the old, haunting, somber
mood returned.
But Jennie was with him most OF tie
time. and when she was by there was
a deep, quiet JOY such as had never
been his.
She kneit by him at the window, her
sweet face still white, but with warm
life beneath the marble, her dark eyes
still intent, haunted by shadows, but
no longer tragic.
THE pain, Duane-is it any worse
today, dear?" she asked.
mo, it's the same. 1t will always
be the same, Jennie. I'm full OF lead,
you know. But ! don't mind that"
"Ifs the aid mood-the fear"
"Yes. 1t haunts me. I'll be able to
90 out soon. Then it'll come bach"
"No-no, Duane" she said.
"Some druken cowboy-some fool
with a gun will hunt me out" he said
miserably. "Buck Duanel To kill
Buck Duanep
Flush Listen to me-" she whis-
pered, with tender arms round him
II understand. But you will never
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tsring Of nervous Roofs osdied Is q
halt
Duane saw the tawny Poggin speak
to his companions. He dismomted
quickly. They followed suit. They
had the manner Of ranchers about to
conduct some business. No guns
showed.
Poggin started leisurely for tbe
bank-door, quickening step little. The
others, close together, came behind
him. Blossom Kane had bag in his
left hand. Jim Fletcher was left BE-
hind, and he had already gathered up
the brides.
Poggin entered the vestibule FIRST
with Kane on one side, Boldt on the
other, little behind him.
AS he strobe in he saw Duane.
"Great Scottp he cried.
Something inside Duane burst
piercing all Of him with cold. Was Il
That fear?
Buck Duane" echoed Kane.
One instant Poggin looked up, and
Duane loked down.
Like a striking jaguar Poggin
moved. Almost as quick, Duane threw
his arm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-12
About pur
Health
Things You Should Know
Common Skin Affections

Winter is a signal for the spread
of skin diseases. This is because many
people neglect proper bathing, and are
exposed to radical changes OF tempera-
ture on the surface of the body. To
rush out into a zero atmosphere while
perspiriug even the least bit, will ag-
gravate skin troubles, or bring them
about, if not worse. To working men
in shops, or the indiscreet in farm
houses, this article will be timely.
Eczema is BY far the most common
winter skin disease. 1t may develop
on any part Of the human being,
whether protected by clothing or not.
Ii is not contagious-and may become
a chronic disease, if neglected. Its
chief symptom is itching or burning.
Excessive Scratching" which seems
imperative, may arouse moisture, even
bleeding. Rarely does eczema scale
or peel off. Of course you should con-
suit your physician, If you get a per-
sistent skin trouble that you don't
understand.
Ny advice must be general, though
correct. Remove every source of ir-
ritation, if you have ,eczema--you will
not recover with the best medicines If
you do not. l once compelled lady
to cease wearing a fur neck-piece,
much against her will, but she re-
covered from a fierce eczema of the
neck and shoulders. Even very soft
garments may irritate; change to less
Irritating. Use nothing on the skin
that irritateS. A famous" patent
:nedciae that 1 know of, does nothing
more than relieve the itching-it never
cures. Even that is hne-for the
charjatan who sells the nostrum.
II. unfortunately, your eczema is all
C-,r Cr universal" you should con-
q nerve specialist as well The
ray be found in deeb-seated
- soothing An the highest
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INV q div agah, Duane. You'll
nevlr kill another man, thank Godi
For you will have me with you al-
ways. Soon you'll be well. Then.
Duane, we'll-we1l be married.
"We'll take Uncle Jim snd mother
and 60 far from Texas, north some
where-to Indiana, Michigan, any
where that we want. ! have money,
puanel Isn't Il wonderful The
little ragged girl yop met out in BIZ
out q the Rio Grands!
70 you remember my greaser SAN
dslen3 ytoekhg,l And ] was lame
&eh, Of, h al comes backl But
&ePD pSst WI buy q farm, and yoY
Nj b bday With hofSes and cattle and
v.'ss ls 9",s. 81 ~ lev} you s9,, 50
&sfst b children. Ws'll be happy,
Duane"
fhsy watched the sun set golden
over the line OF low hills In the West,
down over the Nueces, far beyond tho
Wild country Of the Rio Grande which
they were never to see again.
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"urt:y Gatfsta''
Bv Cecile
By Cecile

Chiffon Velvet in another of its
most fascinating developments-the
Evening Wrap. This time we have
it in luscious rose shade, embel-
lished and weighed down by an elab-
crate border of cut steel beads on
the tabled edge of the wrap and the
long cape that hangs gracefully off
the shoulders. The collar OF the
wrap is simple shawl treatment of
self fabric, and silver pumps match
ing the bead trimming are worn with
the costume.
1t would seem that clever mo-
diste could easily reproduce this
model-and that some of the gifl
bonds received from indulgcnt ia1r-
lilies might we'll be used to finance
this attractive gift.
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Puzzled
Dear Miss Vera,

Dear Miss Vera,
/ an a young girl Of eighteen and
I acem acith boy for couple Of
months. He only came on Sundays.
All at once he qWit agithont telling
me. Nozv aponldn't haze cared a
thing about it if he aconldn't haze
said that lie loVed me and cared lot
for me. I rather fell for him.
/ sa7u him abtOoVn and asked him it
he acre mad. / didn't aoant to ask
him right out aUhy he gut. He didn't
say spord exceat that he wasn't mad.
Don't YOU think he has been stringi'tg
me alongf
Don't you think if he meant all he
said he agonldn't h0ve qaitY
PUZZLED.
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Last Installment

"You can go back to her, Duans'
y never seemed possible, but now III
tue. Fight with us from eover-then
90 back to her. You will have served
the Texas Rangers as no other man
hs. ri accept your resignation.
You'll be free, honored, happy-ano
,;ch Iennie's rich, Duane. And sne
loves youl My God! how that sn'
loves youl She's
B,,t Duane cut him short with a
fierce gesture. He lunged up 70 nis
feet and the rangers fell back: park
silent grim as he had been, stu tnels s
Urss Transformation singularly more
sinister, stranger. III Conn.,
aFnonrh. I'm DONE" he said SOM
beriy ~i've planned. Do we agle &C.
or shall l meet Poggin ana h'S s'Ae
Slone?" ,;,, threw IN
b;s hands, this time in baftled chagrih.
T lT!S --e was deep regret in his dark
eyes as they rested upon Duai e;o;rsd
4 accept, Duane" ne re.orasu
quietly. "Ill go about the arrange
n,ents at once"
Duane was left alone: IL.
Never had his mind been SO quick
go clear SO wonderful in its UNDER
standing of what had heretofore oeen
intricate and elusive impulses OF ms
strange nature. His determination was
~ meet Poggin. Meet him before any
one else had a chance-Poggin hrst-
and then the others! He was as I'M
alterable in that decision as II, on the
instant of its acceptance, ne naa Dc
e0 AT a few minutes before half-past
roo a dark compact body of horsenen
srr.ared far down, turning into the
rn;d They came at a sharp trot-
8 group that would have attracted at
tsTtion anywhere at any time. st.,
T!..y came little faster as they
.r,ercd town-then faster still-now
,bey were four blocks away,now
.hr--ecw two. Duane backed down
,he u.iIilo of the vestibule, III. the
s-e..s AID halted 70 dhc exntsr OF the
wide do<H~C :, BIC
.a,s .h.oaxh whicl, pierced sharp
rins;r, ~ t'nt Of ;ful hoofs. he
eon'id :cc .aiy tnc c,4nff OF the street
Bu,, >n'deuly into tIiat sl:o, lcan-limbee
duy bay horses. There was a clat
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The oo,ns doomed almost togetnfr.
nrsns felt a blow Just before no
pulled trigger. His thngnv sa II.
swift like the strange COTS Dei0'' 49,
eyes. &.
His rising gun had loosened IN his
hand. Poggin had drawn quicker
A tearing agony encompassed hi'
brea,t. He pulied-pulled-at random.
Thunder of booming shots all about
himl NJ.
Red Aashe-jets of sroke-shrilis
yells. o,a,
With fading sight he saw Kane 30
down, then Boldt. But supreme tolI
t,,rs-ebitter than death-Poggin stood'
name like a lions, back to the wall,
blood hioody-faced, grand, with his guns
spouting red r ...aor
All faded-darkened. The thunder
deadened. Duane fell, seemed float
4 There it drifted-Jennie Lees sweet
S7,ce white, sad, with dark tragic eyes
-fading-fading-fading-,
;ght shone before Duane's eyes.
thick strange light that came ana
went He seemed long time with dull
and booming sounds rushing by, NIL
mo all II was a dream in which there
was nothing. Drifting under ouf-
Observation-Disclosures - move
Inent- Obscure struggling thought
yagr,e sense of time--long time.
There was blackness and fire, creep.
mo consuming fire. He was rolled
and wrapped in it-and dark ciouo
carried him away, enveloped him.
He saw then. dinly, a room thai
was strange, strange people moving
about over him, with faint voices, lar
away, things in dream.
He saw again, clearly, and con,
seriousness returned, still strange, still
unreal, full Of those vague and tar
away things. He was not dead, then
He Law stiff, like stone, with weigh
nonderous as mountain upon him
And slow dull beating burning agonI
racked all his bound body.
A man bent over him, looked deel
INTO his eyes, and seemed to whispe
from distance: "Duane-Duane-
All, he knew me-"
After that another long time o
darkness; when the light came again
clearer, this same dark-eyed earnes
man bent over him. 1t was MacNell
and with recognition the past floode
back. =.
Duane tried to speak. His lips wer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-12
CHAMPION BOY AND GIRL.
FORD VS.. ROCKEFELLER.
WHAT MADE STANDARD OIL.
MANS STRANGE NATURE.

L Part of the Livestock Show actiyi-
4 ties in Chicago included judging the
healthiest boy and girl in the United
States.
! Thelma Svarstad, South Dakota
girl, who won the female champion
ship, is seventeen years old, blonde,
strong, weighs 122 pounds, is 5 feet
/ 2 inches tall, drinks plenty OF milk, no
tea or coffee, and expects to be
teacher.
The boy champion is William To-
bias, of Michigan. 6Steen years old,
who weighs $50 pounds, is 5 feet 3
inches tall, likes boxing, admires Jack
Dempsey, also drinks lots of milk.
Milk dealers, please notice this IN
your advertisements.
From a livestock-and many other
points of view, these are fine Amer
lean childrea.
But somewhere in America there
is little baby shivering in its moth
er's arms, delicate, with a thin little
body, a big head, wide anxious eyes,
that some day will do things the
healthiest boy and girl will never do.
Write that down for your comfort,
II YOU have a child that isn't so ro-
bust.
Henry Ford's offhand statement,
mo successful boy ever saved
money" was not meant literally. He
meant that it was better to spend for
information than merely to save a
few dollars. Thomas A. Edison, his
intimate friend, never had any
e money until he got so much that he
, couldn't spend it."
The other worlds richest man."
John D. Rockefeller, is surely "a sue
cessful boy" and did save money. He
advises young and old to save now,
as he hands each one a ten-cent
piece with a smile worth a good deal
OF money. Mr.. Rockefeller will tell
you, Save money, not chiefly for the
money you save, but because saving:
teaches self control, and that's the be-
ginning of wisdom"
Ford has high respect for John D.
Rockefeller. He said to this writer,
81 never saw John D. Rockefeller but
once. But when I saw that face 7
.snew what made Standard OIL"
Strange is the nature of man. In
New York young man confesses to-
.strangling a hfteen-year-old girl
whom he loved, He SAYS she wanted
. kiss him. That is his excuse.
At Brunswick, Ca, Walter Raw.
MS in prison. saw his wife, whose
.llp!dint had jailed him for wife
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@s;Esadss. Jcsk

When a Winstonville woman was
told in Winston County Court -
repeat what she said TO her land
lord when he asked for the rent,
she asked Are YOU going to clear
the court first"
Ii a freight train at a crossing
Hits an auto fair and square,
There's the freight train-Where's
the. auto?
Echo answers, Where, oh
where"
Burglar No. /: 81 think we have
got everything. We haven't over
looked anything, have we, Spike"
No. 2: Il don't think so, but
we'll get newspaper in the morn
ing and make sure"
Tommie: would you be cross
If l tried to kiss you" 49,
Maize: eyes! l hate failuresP
Housekeeper: ct never do feed
tramps."
Old Tramp: CAV, who's askin'
va to? Give us the grub-I'll feed
myself"
The taxi suddenly came to a halt
in the middle of the street.
What is the matter" called the
man from the back seat. =.
81 thought the young lady said
STOP" answered the chauffeur.
"Well, she wasn't speaking to you.
was she?'
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New Evening Colors

Sophisticated are the names of the
new evening shades which take on
cordial" tones. Creme de menthe,
chartreuse, orange curacao, crepe dc
cocoa and apricotine are among them
-vividly suggesting just what their
names imply!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-12
For the Back-to-School Suit

Remember that the one exception
to the feminine fashion vogue obtains
in the realm of the jacket sui-,
where one may go back to the boy
ish theme and have smartly tailor |
lines and tuck-in blouse, scarf {:
or four-in-hand and quite mannish
buckled belt These trim little eH-
sembles are particularly fortunate Tor
the school girls clothes collection.
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Tomato Rarebit

| tbl. minced onion Drowned in l
tbl. butter; Il can tomatoes, heated
to boiling point; add q ID. cheese,
cut fine, 3 eggs, we'll beaten Season
highly with red pepper and salt; stir
constantly until cheese melts and
mixture thickens. Serve on crackers
or toast.
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Dear Puzzled, of course everything
seems to point to the fact that he has
been stringing you along, as you say,
but if I were you l wouldn't be too
SIRE Of that. He may be keeping
AVA under some misconception or
OH, md you ought to try to ind
oui. Mex. Time you see him ask HIM
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-12
Then You'll Want an Evening
Cap

Caps of silver lace, silver spangles
gold lame and bead embroidcrics-
with an evening purse to match-are
the very latest in Paris-and the first
reproductions are just making their
appearance here. Molding closely to
the head, these triAes are most effec-
tive.
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Raisin Puffs

cup seeded raisins, u cup butter,
/ cup water, 2 eggs, 2 tablespoons
sugar, 2 cups flour, 3 teaspoons bak-
ing powder. Sift dry ingredients, add
melted butter to water and bcateu
eggs, then add flour, beat we'll al
add raisins. Divide into s cups
steam for "a hour and serve with
sauce. 4:
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BELLE.


Dear Belle, I think that probably
he really was i'll, since he had been
SO anxious to see you. Why be SO
suspicious? And why tease him IN
that way? Make another date with
him now and see if he keeps it. !
don't see how your explanation could
have occurred to you-it seems out
landish TO me to think he would try
TO get revenge by not keeping a date
he was anxious to make. In rat
event WHY should he have exersed
himself and exl laincl al. -..ds!
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Grapefruit Salad

Remove rind from grapefruit and
separate into sections, carefully re-
moving skin from each section.
Arrange on crisp lettuce with
blanched almonds and little balls OF
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A Broken Date

Dear Miss Vera,
Il boy has been crying to see me
for sceeks, and Gi5rays refused to
make a date apith hm-jHSt TO tease
him. Finally | made date aaith him
and lie did not sho1J up. Later he
said he had beer feeling ill., but l sHs-
beet that he broke the date ont Of re-
venge. What do you think?
PETTE
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Delicious Salmon Pudding

Remove skin and bones from small
can of salmon and rub fish fine with
fork; melt tlb. butter in cup of hot
milk; add u Tsp. salt and pepper to
taste, l cup bread crumbs, 2 beaten
eggs and the fish. Put in buttered
pudding mold and steam for hour.
Serve with hot white sauce.
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Rev. R. M. williams, Pastor, res.
ldence. 616 North 9Th Street. Ser
vices: Sundays. Sunday School 1880
A.. NJ: Morning service. II o'clock;
Evening service. 8 o'clock. The
public Is invited
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why he doesn't call on you any more.
Why not find out instead OF being
puzzledf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-12
In Love
Dear Miss Verd,

Dear Miss VerG
/ am t7oenfy-i7co and in lOVe 5oiti q
man of thirty-fiiyce. Do you think
the difference in age IS too gredi?
DORIS.
= 4
Dear Doris, the difference in age
doesn't matter--if you are in love.
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LEIGH STREET M. r. CHURCH.
IN p. Corner Fifth and Leigh SITS
FIFTH STREET RkpTT9T cHURCE
fFifth and jackson Streeta)
Rev. Thomas ". Smith, Pastor.
This Great Book tells al about the
Nero F,vervwhere IN the World War
How Hn Did His Duty
1917 2. eth St., Southside)
:saorAIss .1s ult N 9Ts 'sousprseH
welcome.
MT. OLTvET BAPTIST CHURCH.
(2Eth and 6 Streets)
lar Services. 1880 A. M. and s:1b
rn1spJ 'Iatmoq &arnuv 'a'r
,RNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(south Richmond)
Pulpit temporarily in charge OF
raacons. pending call. Services:
rdavs. 1880 A. M. and 500 r.
Sunday School. $50 A. M;
v. p. IT,. $40 p. M. All are
~ Charles 8 Norr'a n y. Pas
Residence, 1901 Lakewood Ave.
--;oes. SUNDAYS 1870 A N and
M Sunday School a.s0 A NJ.
vP T.6P NJ. Public invited.
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cream cheese. Serve with FreaIa
dressing.
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ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH,
(Glen Allen. va.)

Rev. B. j. Ruffin, pastor. Res
tdence, 708 State Street. Services:
Sundays, 1880 A. NJ. and 8 P. II.
Sunday School, $3.50 A. NJ. All are
welcome.
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beating. He seized carving knife,
dashed from the prison, overlook his
wife, stabbed her several times. His
excuse is:
81 loved my wife so that I would
rather see her dead than with some
body else"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-12

The fair Jessica Brown, a stage
beauty, once married to Lord North
esk, yesterday married Mr.. Cornelius.
Lord Northesk, as her retired tus-
band, came to America led by his am
hilton to be the fifth husband of
Peggy Hopkins Joyce. And so il
goes.
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For Bridge Luncheon

Fruit cocktail
Shrimp patty = Shoestring potatoes
Stuffed tomato
Charlotte
Coffee
De1;cio,,S Salmon P1rddiao
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MT. OLTvET BAPTIST CHURCH.
(25th and 6 Streets)
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lar Services. 1880 A. M. and s:lb
rn1spI 'IarMop &aIpuv cav
,RNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
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LEIGH STREET M. r. CHURCH.
IN p. Corner Fifth and Leigh SITS }
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Tommie: would you be cross
If l tried to kiss your"
Maize: eyes! l hate failuresP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25

days and occasions when the Summer
hat looks and feels much better It is
not necessary or even a good plan for
the college girl to wear an Autumn hat
the first days OF the Autumn. but Sum-
mer hats stand in need of refurbishing
Much may be done by thorough clean
ing-which may be done by profess
sional or at home with the aid of some
one of the preparations OF q dry or
liquid sort that are made especially for
the purpose. A new hatband works
wonders with the hat of felt or straw.
The girl who has fair for millinery
may apply a narrow bias band OF silk
to the edge of a straw hat which may
then be worn with scarf made from
the same material.
Belts are helpful when it comes to re-
furnishing ones wardrobe. AS every
one knows, waistlines are somewhat
higher than they we're 6 or IL months
ago and a frock with q straight low
waistline may be given a rather up-to-
date aspect by the addition OF narrow
belt placed slightly below the normal
waistline. It should not be drawn too
tight, however, as this causes the dress
to quicker in an unattractive manner.
If the dress is quite loose through the
region of the waist 1t may be taken up
slightly at the under-arm seams so as to
define the figure a little. Then with
the addition of the belt. chosen to match
the dress or trimming, there will be
decided improvement. For wear on
dresses and sweaters quite narrow belts
are used. Some chosen by French
dressmakers for their new models are
no more than an eighth OF an inch IN
width. The wider belts are used almost
exclusively on coats.
Copyright, 1921