ILLUSTRATED FEATURES
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1914
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SURPRISES FORYOU
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OMB one has suggested that the last few yean ?
..i mo uiiuerwear wona nave been virtually years '
of abnegaUon. There has been no underwear.
Firms have gone out of the - business; husbands
have protested about th trni-,nt ..
of their wives, . although, let It be understood that the
same husbands have never refused to take a look at
the wives of other men. The underwear has been a
small part of the wardrobe of brides-elect There has
been no industrious sewing of sets for the trousseaux.
Oh, no! Why waste time on garments that fashion has
pushed out of the place that was once held by all sorts
of tnings? . The underwear that Is now In the good
graces of womankind must be SOME underwear. If It
Is to have a second thought And It Is.
Here,.aP8 ome underwear surprises for you-If you
w'"lne to ""ten. All kinds of innovations have
made the underwear topic Interesting. Take the powder-'
puff for example. Every one Is taking one these days.
..er nefd.you, crry a ''ceptacle for the necessary
little thing. It Is always with you-ln a hidden place, to
V, but, th?re 18 a certainty about Its being there
that will make the pocket on the combination appeal to
practical and powdering femininity. In this Imported
garment the lower edges of the drawers are turned up
and caught so that a powder-puff will be safe In the
Tolds. Come now! You would not hesitate to put a roll
of money there. Why not a powder-puffT
The romper combination Is just as free and easy as
It looks. It has loose lines and the freedom of little
w.w.. o -i no comDinauon or corset cover and
- vuuiuaiKuuu ui tui net cover ana
drawers obviates the gaping line at the waist, and there
are no side or front ftening, for you slip this on over
- -r wnu mi viivviura nap.
. iuisu, uuu ieei one a ciown in tne long blfur
cated garment that is a nightie, if you wish. It is also a
combination that can be shorter and worn with a frock.
Especially good is this for the dress that hints of the
pantaiette, and, although you may protest at first It la
not so far away as you suppose.
T1tre ?re other surprises. Color on underwear is
now the thing; silk, organdie, beads, metal embroidery
are not unusual as decorations and, above all, freedom.
There is no hampering in the underwear of today. The
dances may be responsible. The cry for less restraint
or the wish for something new may have helped In the
f'nlle,i,ny.ra?' underwear 1. not the least