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BY A. T. ASHMORE.
DINNER•, theatre and evening
gowns are at the moment the sub-
iects of most earnest thought
and consideration to the majority:
of women who, realising that the
winter social season is nigh at
hand and that this same season bide
fair to be especially strenuous socially,
are anxious to get. the first choice of
the newest models exhibited. There
is a wide diversity of style to choose
from this autumn in the many attractive
designs, colors and fabrics, and there is a
• treljgbtful iudividuali.tv'to be obtained, so
that women need' not all look as though
they •were wearing gowns that had been
turned out by the wholesale.,
Black evening gowns for theatre, din-
ner and ball 'wear are to .be far more
'fashionable than last year. Satin, velvet,
wee, chiffon and ninny new lace nets and
thin materials, as well as embroidered
crOpe de Chine, must be ,included' in the
category .of popular_.fi braes for the all
black gown, while jet,silver, gold and
colored silk embroideries are one and all
used for trimmings. There are new
weaves of black satin, heavier than last
year,
ghtfully supple anwith more d most practicaltboth
for the draped folds and long lines; then
once again the soft satin finish crepe de
Chine is regarded with favor and it also
can be draped so as to emphasize to the
best possible advantage the most fash-
ionable lines of the modern dress. Both
princess and two piece models are in st:, le,
'although there are plpbably more of the
two piece gowns .being made up at the
moment; but, after all, it is the question
of the 'more becoming that solves the
pr^351em every time,
P Double or Tunic Skirts.
lilt, skirts of the newest gowns ars
trimmed or made with tunic or • double
skirts, but not,foi? one moment does the
Woman who knows how to dress well
allow either trimming or double skirt to
interfere with any lines that will make
' her look slender. This may be a time
when every effort is being exerted to
bring back full skirts, but the si#un figure
and the long lines will for many months
to come be chosen by the smartest gowned
women, and she% who can successfully
combat the newest fads. or combine them
with these slender lines will be the envied
of all her acquahataaees. Most cleverly
is trimming introduced on the skirts; the
(rout breadth is drawn to one side or
ladraped embroider , always of tithe rno t
elaborate description, and the same trim.-
ming but hlf
hidden sthere also undeerothe sotwminft fodsaof
drapery, White Venetian point lace on
black velvet so treated le most regal in
appearance, but the same idea worked
out In Jet or jet and silver on a black
satin gown Will also win well deserved
a praispe. To display and at the same time
conceal would seem to be one of•fashionO*
main desires this antun n, and• , just the
glimpse that is given' of 'rare lace or
costly embroidery is almost more efPeethre
than where there Is a', More flagrant and
ostentations display afforded,
.Almost toe artistic, almost too startling.
,are many of the new iuodeis for evening
gowns that art* exhibited to the seekers
for the autumn and winter styles. Draped
so tightly that locomotion.' would be prao•
tically' Inapoasible is one of the new
due Chine f material, xquitite ektexe
forms the Upper is draped over apSatin /art 6f obs, the saitiin}o f
the firmest, softeat description. in the prig-
ifroi odel the effect of this tightly draped.
goern is far too extreme;'too tltcetrletil for
ordinary tretehilt any wo
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• The embroidered tunic suit and the em:
broitlered cuirass, which' fit . 'Close to 'the
figure, •..while : so, constructed as to seem]
like a loose armor, are both- fashionable,
The latter style callssfor an almost per -
feet figure to be bec0tning; the former can
'transparent tunics. - Biiie or 'cerise on
bbtek..
and , •gray, gold or silver on .blacit
and , white, blue or mauve on. pink. and
blue, all a re: fashionable, but the combina-
tion west be. most carefully treated. Tur-
quoise or corai"lieads;.quantities of them
massed together, are very smart on black
and white •net: the cora,] on the L''ace and
gray net being especially effective, while
rhinestones are most cleverly utilized
wherever and whenever ,possible to give
brilliancy or lighten a top dark effect . 'A
be utilized to ]tid'e' defects of'nature• end pale gray- satin with an overdress of net,
can be so dealt with as. display any with trimming of coral beads -and rhino -
good lines. Queer, odd egtorings are inn- stones, is a most clutiming color Scheme,
xnensely popular in these embroidered tnrovided always that the right shade of
Gold, Ettibrolc!ered'dike Crepe de Cilie,GotA ,
!'riots <'oI2$riaht 1ty itptalinget -_
rzrdnsire (iryiigbt NeW.Vork Itoral4'
itis possibility "Ina give that touch of ori • and btu
nnalnt n blue in great demand. The salve
ono of the most popular of the season's peelally well adapted t a err arc ed
resit oni dapted to those co101re and
and r
3' individuality that will make itI eryetnl and Pearl d ri '
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fiitRtttrat itnewircfgn blf III*" c'ten.� t%aetiq light, tran�parwnt texture that tl l a
sngthtly the shite t or rather modify His
oral eff ct a donee tY # 1 qty
ny a iu.tvc:st Models. make the. choice most difficult. Tho overh an'd,
extreme to tt m,ost'fasenns. 't"i'Ifite hue rettirzzt':d' to favor ,.
m#ngs, for the latter ere in themselves soy
attraettve that when used to trim the up- t
to the ase —.. n y Sub,
remeivhi1a em hasirtn the luateriat Itself, 4 �r
tin fin once a p g Lange of ►
fl d berOm• j a8 in
lwtter. Dale shad` b , shut xnd ed An. oriel tit ie exli 1, mos of lel gth l n I 0 1. T N It
C of gray. velloiv. tine i r+arilV (*wed not i.v the style
-ef tltw *Ara* h@ length and �raCe. skirt, resit lie charm .�
oAs "o tom`
per lost they not Only do•away with any
In r�lines but 1 sure r I 1 �l
e n coloring and gen- year are displayed in such mut ere alt this tie maturer blend i
tai effect are, inn of the •
styli)
trBlaek might'" is a joy' to
every woman 'who takes pride•itt
her home.
It enables her to have the"
stoves always clean, freshly
polished and brilliantly Meek,
"'lack Knight', is rtady to use
r.easily applied -•and a few rtibs
brings a ]mirror-like polish."
“Black Knight" does away
with all the hard work and dirty
work of! stove. polishing,
if' your denier /should sot have
"glackitnight", We will send out
a largo can, postpaid, form.
The W. F.faiiey' Cm. 1le'd,
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Make* oithl Intro.* "'2 In 1" Mhos P�efisb.
Children a
gray be chosen, '
Surplice folds over the .shoulders are
Invariably becoming, . and there axe many
roost attractive gowns. made up* this au. •
team that exhibit to the best possible aa- , •
vantage this fashion. If the gown is
of satin or satin crepe de Chine the ma-
terial lends itself wonderfully to the : de.- ' •
sign. Brocades and the heavier fabrics.
are not so good• £or ibis purpose, and
therefore 'Fnshion most cleverly r .
sled tlittt with them shall b Combined -
ace o , est description. lie or chif-
fon, and for a moment •e tulle is the
most in -demon. ' on aces . nt of its being•
the more beeom . g mit • lal so pear :the
face. Here is - t orded another;.oppor-
tunity for comb' . ors artistically
and becomingly. The tulle•can match : or
accord •with' the' colors. in the brocade or"
satin of, which the gown is connposed,, or it
can be in Contrast, and 'white or pink,ean
always be used if thitt is' more beeoniirtg
It is :a -'most effective fashion, .., a & the
beautiful fine . laces with lust the right .-
cream. tint not only ate becoming to the
complexion, but 'display to the .greatest.
advantage _ any good lines of shoulders
and arms, .for' the sleeves are fnr+ariably
of the seine material; the heavier ma.
terial of: the gamin stands out in such con.
trust as makes it apmear. all the riche1
and finer.' '
Don't Iss
Rnother
eataiogi
thntil you have carefully examined and have asked us
to quote our prices upon simples of this' class of work
which we have just recently. completed.
Our plant specializes on Catalogue and Magazine
work, We ggive you the benefit of the latest and best
ideas in catalogue designing, together with work of an
unexcelled quality—at prices than are no more than
you pay elsewhere for inferior work:
To Job too small to go atter
None too largo to bring Rack
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