INFORM ATION
DEPARTMENT
“Where Hose
Comforts Abound”
PO R TLAN D . ORE.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
The Premier Municipal Bond House
Government and
Municipal Bond«
THE
BESTS
IN
MORRIS BUILDING, 309-311 Stark S t
Established Over
PORTLAND, ORE.
Twenty-Five Years
Phone Bdwy, 2151.
AT HELIG
THEATER
V A U D E V IL L I
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Night*
Sun. Mon. Tue*. W e d . A ftern oon *
Show W e d . Night Occasionally.
Nicks, 15c I* $1.00; Maine**. 15c I* 75c.
m i $1 per day and op. Special monthly rate«.
Out-of-town visitor* made to feel at home.
Southern Pacific electric train depot in same
building. J. W . BUSHONG. Manager.
286 A lder St., cor. 4th. - P O R T L A N D . ORE
H o te l A ld e r
The pleasure of your trip to P ort­
land will depend upon the hotel you
select. Coxy surroundings, moderate
rates, and the welcome you find In
your own home towa, await you at
the Multnomah.
Garage in Connection.
AC CORDIAN P L E A T I N G
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K n ife and box pleating, hemstitching, 10c yard
Buttons covered.
Eastern N ovelty M fg. Co.,
96Vt F ifth . tract. Portland
elry and watch rep
356 Washington St.
AR TIF IC IA L LIM B *
for Catalog.
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425 Wash St., P o r t land.
I f it's snything in Music we have it.
j.
’S irrafTTgflsimr
Prices
Burn eat & Martin
C ity G a ra g e
and Y ou Drive It Yourself.
FEARING A ROBNETT
86 Tenth i t . near Stark.
REASONABLE RATES.
Also general garage buainaas.
ORIENTAL CAFE
Portland’s Famous Grill
A M E R IC A N
HAYNES-FOSTER B A K IN G CO.
Portland. O regon.
A s k Y o u r Grocer
*
* j
and CHINESE DISHES.
Service at all hour*.
Music and Dancing.
Meat
jo u r friends here and enjoy your stay in Portland.
Upstairs, corner Broadway and Washington Sts.
DIXIE BREAD
SALEM BAKING CO., Salem, Ore.
BROOMS
Keep the Northwest Prosperous by
using Northwestern Made Goods.
ZAN BROS., Inc.
You Can’t Break ’Em!
Get Springs with written guarantee fur year.
15,000 Springs in Stock. Portland, Ore.
CONLEY’S USED
CAR CENTER
127 Low n sdale Street.
W e w ill pay you cash for late m odel cars or sell them for you. Remember
the place—Brick Building, at Intersection of W ash., 16th and Burnside.
il y C C L •
L i taietena
GENUINE
FORD FARTS
BEST PLACE in t o w n t o e a t
PORTLAND. ORE.
Sixth and A ld a, Street,.
T A L B O T ê t C A S E Y . Inc., ArtWnzeJ Ford Dealer*
When in town, bring your Ford to us. Exceptional
repairing facilities by first-class Ford mechanics.
Magnetos re-charged in car while you wait. Try
us fo r parts. No. 1 Grand Avenue, Portland. Or.
Signor G. Taglieri
Maestro o f “ La Voce Postata ”
Italian " Bel Canto ”
_
Voice Building from Elementary Stages to High
A rtistic Finish.
Principal tenor Italian and English Grand Opera companies.
O f international reputation. Studio— 804-6 Stearns Building. Phone Main 8146.
A ONE-MAN TOP for
FORDS, $8.50.
A Pennypacker Top Converter converts
the Ford top Into snappy stream line, 45
dollar value, one man top for only |8.60.
Money refunded If not satisfied.
O. J. Hull, 534 Washington St., Portland,
Ore. State distributor—Pennypacker Top
Converters and Covers.
STHE
See The
Portland Modem Oil Burner
Making Pure Gaa From Coal OiL
Fits any Stove or Range. Has no equal fo r cook­
ing, heating, furnaces, etc. Easy to operate. No
dirt, soot or odor. By far the cheapest fuel. In ­
vestigate. Agents wanted.
Ground Gripper
Shoes
Can be ordered by mail for
the whole fam ily. The easi­
est and best shoe made today.
A Real Corrective Shoe.
PORTLAND MODERN OIL BURNER.
145 Grand A v e .
THE
^Portland. Oregon
W O R L D ’S
BEST
S IL O S
The Tung Lox
GROUND GRIPPER SHOE STORE,
381 Va Wash. Street, Portland. Oregon.
756 St. Helens Are., Tacoma, Washington
Easy to erect—low in price—w ill last a lifetim e.
This is the Silo that practical farmers say is the
Best Silo in the world.
Write
Send for full information
ALBANY COLLEGE
COLUMBIA DAIRY SUPPLY CO.,
92-94 Front St..
Portland. Oregon
You W ill Fool Rieht at Horae.
Beautiful!? FnraJabed R o o m .
Albany, Oregon, about a
Free Scholarship
DR. I. E. L BARRE,
Portland'* M odern
$1.00 r a m ia*
$1.50 WRk Bath
Weekly Rales
Motfkiy Rales
NORTONIA HOTEL
U th and Stark. PO R TLAN D . ORE.
Eiceflert
Cake
aad
Rasi
Cartea
E V E R Y T H I N G F O R THE O F F I C E
O ffice F urniture a A ppliances
P R IN TIN G u E N G R A VING i B O O K B IN D IN G
4 ARSMAU. 6000
DENTIST
H O TEL
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W all Board, 32 and 48 in. wide, up to
12 ft. length. P. L. Cherry Co., 271 H aw ­
HIDES, WOOL, T A L L O W
thorne Ave., Portland, Ore.
C A R P E T W E A V I N G A N D C L E A N IN G
" T iT s s îN G Ê R x m r p r ^ r iiS ir ^
164 13th St. N., Cor. Irving, Portland.
Fluff Rugs From Old Carpets to
Main Office, San Francisco. Branche*:
Rag Ruga, all slxea. Mall order* prompt. Seattle, Spokane, Boise, Salt Lake, Reno,
Billing», Missoula, Vancouver, B. C.
Send for Booklet.
9x11 Rugs, Steam or Dry Cleaned, $1.69.
HIDES AND JUNK
W E S TE R N F L U F F RUO CO.,
14-6« Union Ave. N.____ East «61«, B-1476
£TT§lwiur^rT?a?rTiT2~F‘ront~SL Pay frill
market
values for hides, pelts, old rubber,
C L E A N IN G A N D DYEING
______
metals, etc.
'^fror'TeBaEIe'CIaaning' and TSyeing sarY
Ice send parcels to us. W e pay raturn
LADIES
postage.
Information aad prices given
Takara Antiseptic Powder is a cleans­
upon request.
ing, healing, germicidal and invigorating
E N K E ’ S C IT Y D TB W O R K *
douche. A great aid in leucorrhoea and
Established 189«
Portland female disorders. Price 60c and $1 per
box. Send 10c In stamps or coin for lib­
eral trial package. For sale by Portland
H otel Pharmacy, Portland, Or.___________
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D E N T A L SU PP L IE S— _________________ M AC H IN E R Y
sêrKrTnr’ÿourTim uîrtësTôF'âr^îidng' In
John Welch Dental Depot. Dental sup-
pllee of all kinds. Morgan Bldg., Portland. Iron or Woodworking Machinery, Logging,
SawmiU, Contractors' Equlpi
pment. LOCO-
DOCTORS
motives, Boilers, Engines, Crushers, Rail,
Mrs. Dr. Wheatley Howe, Indian Herbal Cable, Belting, etc. Burke Machinery Co.,
Baths. Curative barks and roots used in 528 Railway Exchange Bldg., Portland, Or.
treating all diseases. Paralysis and blood
poisoning cured. Specialty chronic dis- O PTO M E TR IS T A N D O P T IC IA N
eases. 252 Monroe St. Wdln, 276; C-1187. '''CuuCT
L e t me cure your rheumatism with my
Patronage aollclted on
new discovery. No. 72.
Nature’s own
pable
remedy. No Cure, No Pay. $2.00 per bottle.
able c :hargei
;ea. Thousand! of aat-
Prof. John, the Poorman’s Doctor, 71 N. iafled patrona. A trial will convince. Chaa.
6th St., Portland.
W . Goodman, optometrist, 209 Morriaoa,
Portland. Oregon
FOOT SPEC IA LISTS
f^ ^ a iT X o v e n T ^ r^ d ^ a ^ ^T^Yr^Öollej
Chiropody-Orthopedics.
Broadway Bid
P O «T l a * 0 o * t«o a
DO YOU WANT A GOOD JOB?
Camas, Washington, is located on the
beautiful Columbia River, 20 miles above
Portland, Oregon. Tw o boat lines, a rail­
road and auto bus lines bring it within
easy access of the metropolis. Has fine
water, paved streets and theatres. About
4000 population.
The Crown Willamette Paper Co., located
here, employs about 850 men and women.
Runs the year around. Wage schedule is
from 45e per hour up, depending upon class
of work and opportunity for advancement
to the right man is splendid.
A beautiful new hotel has just been com­
pleted which is one of the finest equipped
mill hotels on the coast. The charge for
meals Is 35c; rooms, 20c, 25c, 35c.
There are now openings for several able-
bodied young men, single preferred. Bring
this clipping within a reasonable length of
time and you w ill be assured a place.
DOORS A N D W IN D O W S
W e can sell you Doors, Windows, Roof­
ing, Paint, Glass and Builder*’ Hardware,
direct at wholesale prices.
Writs for
Pr rices before buying. Heacock Bash &
D oor Co., 212 First St-, Portland.
DRUGS BY M A IL
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S ^ n T T o ^ S T o r ^ a r T y ff iin ^ in D ru g a r R u b ­
b e r G ood s, T r u s s e s , etc . P o s t a g e p repaid.
P lu m m e r D r u g C o., 2(0 9d B L, P o r t land.
T h ls Jewelry is of carved honnki
wood and bead* of scarlet give the
wearer a distinct personality.
plumbing supplies at wholesale
ly estimate
estl
We will gladly
coat of
W rits for prices.
STAR K -D AV18 CO.,
212 Third BL. Portland
PHYS ICIA NS
Bldg. Drugless methods, stomach, kid­
neys, rheumatism,
constipation, liver
trouble.
Dr. F.
Kreutz, metaphystcan & me-
chano-therapy.Magnetic treatments. Clair­
voyant. Psychometry reading. 160 11th.
PERSONA L
T d A R lfF lin C G fiffiT fr f^ ^
me; best and most successful "H O M E
M A K E R :” hundreds rich wish marriage
soon; strictly confidential; most reliable;
years of experience; description free.
"The Successful Club,” Mrs. Ball, Box
566 Oakland, California.
P L A T IN G — N IC K E L A N D SIL V E R
~Wrîté^to3àÿ^?m:~îricè*^wéTâjrTïtûrm
NEW BOOKS
(N o t a dye.) $2.10 post paid. The Ekdee Co.. 800
Union ave. Nor.. Portland. Or. Ask your druggist
Keros*« Burner — WITHOUT PRESSURE
Wanted.
Harry Mauler. 88H Nar. 6th it., Portland, Ore.
Disappointed House Hunter— I've
Set before you, as the chief object
brought back the keys o f your mai­ to be obtained, and end that is super­
sonette— why, there isn’t room in it
ior to any on earth— a desirable end,
for the children to have the mumps! —
a perfect end. Labor to accomplish a
London Opinion.
work that shall survive unchanged and
beautiful, when thrones of power and
Diamond* of Many Color*.
Although when free of color they monuments o f art shall have crumbled
ire said to be o f first water, diamonds to ashes; aim to achieve something,
»re found in nearly every color o f the which, when these mutable voices are
rainbow— red, yellow, orange, green hushed forever, shall live amid the
songs and triumphs o f Immortality.
im blue.
“ And a string o f beads” Is sure the
last word In the description o f every
modish
summer
costume.
It
is
the last touch but by no means the
least in Importance.
Once upon a
time a girl thought she was very lucky
to possess a neat little string of coral,
or a short rope o f fine pearls, or pos­
sibly a pendant on a gold chain. Now
she must have almost as many us she
has handkerchiefs.
It is often the chain o f beads that
makes the costume. This is especially
true o f the collnrless frocks that look
so unfinished without something about
the neck. The shops are showing such
a wonderful variety o f bead necklaces
at nn equal variety o f prices that one
should hnve no trouble In Indulging in
two or three at any rate. Those lovely
long chains— most
o f the newer
chains reach below the waist— of Jap­
anese gluss, china and wooden beads
strung on knotted cords and ending In
beautiful
carved
wooden
lockets,
larger many o f them than a sliver dol­
lar, look especially good over linen
frocks o f the chemise variety, or with
severe blouses and skirts.
For the organdie and voile frocks
pretty little chains can be made at
home from tinsel cords with Jap or
Italian beads and finished off with
silken or tinsel tassels.
The advan-
M O N U M E N T S
postage on small parcels. California Plat-,
lng Works, 214 2nd 8 t , Portland._________
FARM LOANS
P O R T A B L E DRAG SA W
^T ^or^n yT im e^d esired and lowest cur­
Most highly Improved Drag Saw on
ie
rent rates. Wm. MacMaster, 231 U. S. m arket Has the only real and pracf
radical
National Bank Building, Portland, Oregon clutch. W rite for particulars ana special
prices. B E A V E R M OTOR PRO D UCTS CO.
FURS TO ORDER— REMODE LING
246 Hawthorne Ave., Portlaad.
Save 20 to 30% at the only upstairs
Furrier. Raw furs hot. The Fur Shop, SA N IT A R IU M
jeclallze on rheumatism
606 Swetland Bldg., 5th aad Wash., Port-
land, Ore.__________________________________ kind and age. W. and E. Sanitarium.
734 Hawthorne Ave., Portland, Or.
H A IR P R E S S IN G —
S IL O * A N D Q R AIN B I N *
Mme. Grenell relieves Itching scalp, dan-
Only exclusive SIlonfactoryT’HftcTjioops,
druff; moles removed. 230 Flledner Bldg.
No Nalls, No Trouble. Stay Rouad Silo
H E M ST IT C H IN G
Co., 301 Dekum Bldg., P o r tla n d ._______
K. Stephan, hemstitching, scalloping, T A IL O R E D SUITS— L A T E S T S T Y L E
braiding, accordion side pleat, buttons
Suits to order, $10.00 down, $5.00 per
covered; mall orders. 219 Plttock block. month. Suits pressed 10 minutes. Unique
Accordion Pleating,
Hemstitching, Buttons Tailoring Co., 104 Fourth St., Portland.
covered. Custom made shirts.
A rt Embroidery
T E A CH E R *' AGENCY
& Button Co.. Morgan Building, Portland.
Rocky Mountain Teachers’ Agency.
Frank k . Welles, ex-asst State Supt, mgr,
Portland, Or. Teachers placed promptly.
VOCATIONAL^ T R A IN IN G
ome study training In Accountancy sn<
business letter writing prepared by D.
M A IL ORDERS
SOLICITED
Walter Morton, Dean or the school of Com­
merce at the University o f Oregon. Courses
in Commercial Designing and applied car­
N O W READY
tooning, tanght by. a scientific method by
the Federal Schools of Designing. Call,
Flrat Printing 40 Car-Loads
The largest edition ever published of any write or phone W ill 8. Cooper, 508 Panama,
novel. The greatest story ever written Main 7854.
by the most popular author
County Managers
T h e Chief Object.
Decoration* Hang Below the W aist
and M ilady Must H ave an
Am ple Supply.
P O R TL A N D M A R B LE W O RKS
264-266 Fourth Bt.— Neu Broa. 1
P A I N T S AND W A L L P A P E R __________
W rite us for prices. Pioneer Paint Co.,
189 First St., Portland.
PORT L A N D
with the crow* to the Ablngton
Bldg., Portland to buy, aell or aw '
Baal Batata. Frank L. McGuire._________
S A N I T A R Y B E A U T Y P AR L O R
help the appearance of womem
Tw enty-tw o Inch switch or transforma­
tion, value $7.00, price $2.46.
400 to 412 Dekum Bldg.
HILL MILITARY ACADEMY
O
S
17, 1919
KEWANEE WATER SYSTEMS
Wood, Japanese Glass and China
Worn About Neck.
SiCAéáiÉFjñfVA^fiXViííSr~v
C L IF F O R D
COMPLETE U N E O P STEEL
PILING DEVICES ANO SYSTEMS
Close Quarters.
W e w ill gladly make estimates.
Appointment made
by
mall. No serious results
from
teeth
extraction.
Work of every character positively guar­
WALL PAPER— PAINT
anteed. Dr. I. I. E. La Barre, D. D. 8.,
Harold Bell Wright
Suite 205 Gerlinger Building. Cor. 2nd This new Ozark story of life and lov# Is
A t wholesale and retail,
Mall orders
and Alder Streets.
promptly
filled.
Smith’s W all Paper
sweet and appealing with pathos, and
House, 198- 119 Second SL, Portland.
vibrant
with
the
local
color
of
the
mystic
A Mederately-Priced Hotel of Merit
enchanted Ozarks— The Shepherd of the W H Y ENDURE FOOT MISERY?
Hills country.
Tired, sore feet take the Joy out of life.
THE RECREATION OF BRIAN KENT
W hy suffer with swollen, perspiring, ten­
East Morrison St. and East Sixth
der, calloused, bad odor feet when the R.
Illustrations In Colors by St. John
•1.25 per Day.
Two In a Room, 11.75.
M. R., 10-day, permanent and guaranteed
Cloth, Red and Gold, 12mo, 8150
cure can be purchased for Three 60-100
Sent prepaid for above price.
Catalogue Free. Send caeh with order. Dollars f$3.S0). The R. M. R. 10-day
Guaranteed Com Cure, 60 cents.
A. W. SC H M ALE
PO R TLA N D . OREGON
This wonderful remedy contains no
290 Morrleon St.
Portlsnd, Oregon
acids or poisons. Sent prepaid, plain di­
pens
eptember
rections for use In each package. Robbins
DO YOU W A N T HAIR?
You can have it by using The Ek4e* Hair Crests. Marr Remedy Co., 291H Morrison St.,
Thin hair made thick. 18% o f baldness curable. Room 7. Portland. Ore.________________
and Electric Lighting Plants, make Ufe worth
living on the farm. Easy to install and operate.
ML D. Spencer. Distributor. 333 Best Morrison.
Portland. Ooegon.
F i f t h * o a k *▼ »«*▼ *
SHOPE B RIC K CO., iace and mantel
brick a specialty. Phone East 1826; Real,
dence, East 1797. S61 Vk E- Morrison St.
Portland, Ore.
CROWN W IL L A M E T T E P A P E R CO.,
Camas, Wash
Izard Generator
making r pure
pu: Gas from Coal
Oil.
Fits any stove
range. Has no equal for
cooking, heating, furnaces,
etc. Easy to operate. No
dirt, soot or odor. A G E N T S W A N T E D
IZ A R D G A S H E A T IN G CO..
193 Fourth St..
Portland. Oregon
Bodies
$85 aad up.
16th A Alder ata.. Portland
BUI LD I N G M A T E RIAL
Buy where you w ill, but get our prices first |
125 to 127 Fourth St., Portlsnd, Ore.
We Will Rent You an Auto
C lassy B ug
Commercial Information furnished free
of charge. Catalogue supplied and com
merclal Inquiries cheerfully answered.
Write any firm below!
ACCORDEON P L E A T ING________
Eastern Novelty Co., 85ty 5th St.
BAKERY
Haynes-Foster Baking Co., Portland, Or.
BUILDING M A T E R IA L
Shops Brick Co., 361 East Morrison St.
DOORS AND WINDOW S
Heacock Sash & Door Co., 212 1st St.
DRUGS
Plummer Drug Co., 260 3rd St.
FARM LOAN8
Wm. McMaaters, 331 U. S. Natl. Bank Bid.
HIDES AND WOOL
Bissinger & Co., 148-154 13th St.
M A C H INERY
Burke Machinery Co., 528 Railway Ëx-
change Bldg.
PLUM BING A PLUM BING SUPPLIES
Stark-Davls Co., 212 3rd St.
BARBER SU PPLY
Oregon Barber Supply Co., 250 2nd St.
VULCANI Z ED ROOF COATS
Burton & Young Mfgrs., 352*,s 1st St.
HEMSTITCHING
Ella M Stevens, 2nd Kir, 35 '
Morrison.
W A T E R PRE88URE SYSTEM__________
Duro Pumps, 93 1st St.
SHE E T M E TA L G R E T I N NI NQ W K8.
Union Ave. Métal Wks., 411 Union Ave.
FARM LIGHTING P L A N T
Lalley Light, 93 1st St.
AD V E R T IS IN G & COMMERCIAL SIGNS
Union Sign Co., W est Park and Oak Sts.
CHAINS OR BEADS NEW FASHIONS IN
GOWNSAND COATS
Pity He D idn’t Mias Th e m .
O ptim istic Thou g ht.
Those who have few affairs to attend
to are great speakers; the less men
think the more they talk.
One T h in g in Hi* Favor.
Entomology does not record the first
appearance of the cootie, but w e sup­
pose that they w ere not slighted In
the trip Noah made to save two of
every livin g thing.
” De man dat laughs at his
jokes,” said Uncle Eben, "makes
feel kind o ’ friendly toward
'cause he seems so good-natured
easy to please.”
A ll He W anted.
There was a plate o f cake on the
table and Guy’s grandmother asked
him which piece he would have. ‘T il
take any piece so long as It’s a good
big one,” was his unselfish reply.
Bird T ria ls .
It is said to be an established fact
that several kinds o f birds, crows In
particular, hold trials to judge one of
their number which has in »om e way
offended.
.
own
you
’im,
and
tage In making these chains is that
they can be planned as an intimate
part of the costume. It would not be
surprising to hear o f some one buy­
ing a frock to match her bends, so Im­
portant has the necklace become.
And here is a way to Imitate with
little trouble and surprising effect
those lovely woven chains done on the
small wooden looms. Use about eight
strands o f various colored silks, and
lay them pnrnllel, being sure they are
exactly the snrne length. About half
way on these at ench side weave some
small bends for the depth o f un Inch
or so to hold the threads - together,
and nt the bottom where the strands
meet In 10 threads weave beads ngnln
for n depth o f two Inches and let the
threads ravel Into fringe with a bend
tied Into the end of each.
LACE
IS
E N J O Y IN G
A
Styles as Th ey Are Reflected in
the Latest Phases of
Fashion.
MANY PARIS MOSES ADOPTED
Evening Coats V I* W ith Evening
Gowns In T h e ir Brilliancy— T a f ­
feta
Favorite
Fa bric—
Tunics In Evidence.
Fashionable cities o f the United
States keep their fingers on the pulse
o f Purls. The mood o f the moment
expressed on the banks o f the Seine
la Immediately felt by the style diag­
nosticians on this side o f the Atlan­
tic. Every symptom is known, every
fashion idea ie ganged by the clothes
specialists over here.
Many o f these Parts modes are
adopted outright because they spring
from a field long fertile with all that
is lovely. Many others hnve to be
adapted to the American woman and
still others created especially fo r
her.
The wise designer, observes a prom­
inent fashion correspondent, like the
true artist, knows what is beautiful
and selects It from the myriads o f
Ideas and fabrics which are as con­
glomerate as a hundred daubs o f
pnlnt on an artist’s palette.
Out o f this class o f fashion creators
with “ the know" has arisen the Amer­
ican couturier, who, while keeping a
watchful eye on Paris, knows how to
create her own Ynodels, which rival In
loveliness and perfection any importa­
tion that France may send over.
W ith the coming o f peace the
Pnrislenne burst Into bloom. Like
some rare bulb that had lain In dark
hibernation awaiting the call o f the
spring sun, she dazzled the world.
H er evening gowns could not be suf­
ficiently brilliant In color to express
her mood o f Joyousness.
Naturally, the American woman,
atune with the same Joy o f victory,
followed
suit.
Brilliancy
marked
every gathering. Jewels were brought
from their velvet boxes, and once
more the American woman bloomed.
The marvel was how quickly feminin­
ity was able to clothe Itself In the
new nnd brilliant raiment o f Joyous
peace.
Taffeta Favored for Coats.
Evening coats vie with evening
gowns In their brilliancy. Taffeta Is
the favorite fabric fo r these summer
mantles, though baronette satin with
its glimmering folds makes exquisite
evening wraps. Glace silk, with two
tones running in Its depth, Is found In
many o f these cnpellke garments.
Tw o contrasting layers o f chiffon or
georgette crepe make delightfully
pretty
wrnps and give sufficient
warmth fo r balmy summer evenings.
These wrnps are frequently yoked
In the drop shoulder line and the sil­
houette suggests the old-fashioned
dolman, which lends Itself perfectly
to these modern capes. Crystal tas-
VOGUE
Decoration Popular T h is Summer on
Hata aa Well aa on tho
Parasol.
Now that the stern war uniforms
are a thing o f the past and woman­
kind Is turning to the most feminine
clothes she can find In the general re­
action against plainness and severity
In dress, lHee, the eternal feminine
among fabrics, has a large part to
play In moues o f the moment. Lace
parasols, for Instanee, are enjoying a
vogue they hnve not had since V ic­
torian days, and to match these nre
lace-veiled hnts of picturesque lines.
A t a recent country club opening n
woman, who last year never appeared
out of her trig motor corps costume,
floated across the lawn under one of
those new sunshades o f black la c e ;
and her hat matched the parasol.
The hat was a poke-shaped affair o f
leghorn, with a brim binding and rib­
bon band In bright Italian green. Over
the green-trimmed leghorn was thrown
black lace and a pink rose nestled In
the flounce o f lace that overhung the
brim.
The parasol was o f Italian
green silk and was rather small. The
much larger lace cover fell over Its
edge and rippled softly In every
breeze. As for the rest o f her cos­
tume, this lacy young lady wore a
frock o f black taffeta mnde with ut»
most simplicity, a cunning skirt drap­
ery falling over n very narrow skirt
that clung about the ankles.
Gown of W hite Taffeta W ith Design
of Pink Roaes.
eels, or those o f sliver, gold and Jet,
trim these garments or act as orna­
ments on heavy strands o f beads that
tie the fronts o f the cap together.
Pearl and Jet are effectively combined
In this head trimming.
The collars o f these wraps are
sometimes made o f the material.
They are cut straight, made double,
and are gathered and wired at the
ctnter back to give the high line reach­
ing nearly to the crown o f the head.
Fur, especially white fox and skunk.
Is nsed with lovely softness on these
capes when a fu r collar Is needed.
Look at tho Back.
I f you want to make the new frock The contrast o f peltry with silk Is al­
decidedly French, look to the back of ways lovely, however Inconsistent It
It. The French woman always pays may look In summer.
Ostrich feathers are profusely used
ranch attention to the detail o f the
The
hack o f her frocks. She realizes that to trim these evening capes.
she Is not a paper doll with a negligi­ graceful fronds o f ostrich make the
ble hack. A simple chemise frock Ideal trimming for th j summer wraps.
with a very plain front might show Fringe Is seen on these garments, but
considerable braiding In the back, and not so much as formerly.
A lovely evening wrap la made o f
the effect would he smart.
geranium pink taffeta. A long cape