The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1915, Page 52, Image 52

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THE! OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL,
PORTLAND, SUNDAY ORNING,-MARCH 21, 1915
Interna tlokal
Paris. New York,
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Fashion Bureau.
Chicago.
Dear Dordthy:
Have a silH
or satin"1 suit by all means
this sumifier
white satin, if you can rise
to it. Paris.
has been: wearing white sptin
suits fori ever
and ever so long' and New
York iS'gettir?k
10 reex quite ai nome wiwi
them.
Or quite
out of doors , should I say?
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If white
strikes you as
too bridally,
get a color.
It would
wear
out so quickly, I hear
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in
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lilinnnwHrtiit'lilS
ti.
you say.
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If
man
tmtm
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Satin! suits
even tafreta,
serge
A silk
give all the
ours callus for
win the
it in thej
gratitude
ft
don't. ! Neither do silks,
f you make a lucky selection.
or cloth back satin will
this extravagant age of
and leave something over to
of the domestic who gets
wear
discard
If a suit wears at all, it wears long
enough for the
latter days.
Don't let the
needs of most of us in these
3
matter
name
of, long wear trouble you.
Silk serge-i-it has a new
every day, Sari is its latest gives
excellent ! service, arid; so d6 gabar
dine, faille and the more markedly
corded weaves that are in the mode.
If youj like! an extremely highpolish
in clothes, high polishes being the
thing of the moment,, get a black oil
cloth suit;
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A bride's going-away gown of navy
blue serge silk trimmed with heliotrope,
navy bine and silver embroidery. Broad
and narrow -t tacks and shirring and
much cording are used in building the
skirt, whose outward turned facing'is
headed by a narrow platting of theilk.
The blouse of blue over heliotrope net
'heavily embroidered and sUvered is
made bolero style, and the jacket is
embroidered in places to match the
coloring of the blouse, and closes) with '
" novelty buttons and small frogs of the .
In Fact,
Your
Whatever
.i !
Apparel Need Is
We Have It!
We invi
Portland and
Ions, where
Dresses for
You'll find i
the hundreds
you there.
And, in
courteous atl
service.
e you most cordially, women o
vicinity, to visit our Garment Sa!
authoritative istyles in Suits and
every occasion lare now on display.
easy 1:0 make your selections from
of fceiutiful models that will greet
: ! ' !
addition, you're assured the most
tentidri and Dromnt and uneaualed
The Suits
Range from $25 to $85
The Dresses and Gowns
ses ana u
3nJ$27.50 to
Range from $27.50 to $95
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Oairmwit Salons, 4tn rioor, Btnt. B10ff,
Tm& Q.ualitY Store- of Portland;
jRftK, laiiethi "Morriaoiv Alder Sta..
O r ;: III 1 II in ! .77 rT
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Shining
t rimmed
with
small
rff r Zpo
black
green I "
with leaves
black, ornamented
hat is faced with
sipper1' straw and
of the same, edged
with i three
International
Fashion! Bureau.
ParU, Now York,
Chicago.
Knit. enM3 show tioeketa tbo. - Embroid-
rfl nnA with artificial flavor matching
the embroidery sticking out of the pocket.
In nna Instance. inev nave vojsoa, mm
often
and the yoke
the back. of the collar
are I cut in one piece.'
ii tviL wni !. Utifi i ? nut wherever most
becoming, j Usually high, though even the
long, medieyalwaist line is seen, jv -
Sashes and sash bows are a new note. ,
Much embroidery and tracery in soutache and
other braid:.ng are employed. Full peplums
are iri evidence." A narrow edging of box-
plaited satin is a trimming universally
employed. T , - : t t'
i A distinctive feature of coat
the decorative back, ofterier the
skilful hafaSling of the lines and! seams
Li. 1 JL .U. t.4 iit 1 4 rrn I 4 n . ft'llt H n
styles is
'result of
in cutting,
decide
me how
and placing of the waistline
than of adding trimming.
i Nov that I, have helbed vo.il to
ono I vci-v-oHf- fiTinhlem if Riimmar . i t ell
t.ViA crden and Jamie's babvl chicken?
understand! he has acquired both. 0, a .
lit) pirp i iuxu. wo . ' .: .juiu. tiioi q ww w
.Tit. fha ottlnVan. n t.hft rnolc's SiKht fOT
suppose ltj wiix ioojc equaxxy
scratchinia: ud his -pet garden
now, vui u noi f
months! from
will NOT.
Affectionately,
cunning to him
seeds a few .
Answer, it
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berries and
applied flat around
the brim
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