East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 28, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, STYLE SHOW SECTION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 13

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    PAGE SIX
DAILY EAST OREGONiXn, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1917.
EIGHT PAGES
SA Y MEAT, HOW DOES
THIS BILL STRIKE YOU?
astir
loily HtKH'm, Yansi-1 and Ros-
, r of -Hiii Bridal NtRht." a
Mr tirerot farx-o, consider Mary
4ea'a $5000 lingerie bill, recently
naentnd n In the New York
Masai, aa "not so much."
"As there ar two of u. our lin-
trfll last yr was llO.OHo in
an money," my the charmlm?
Nascent. In proof thereof, the
aaatera exhibit t he following
statement of account which
like the carte du jour in amaxt
restaurants, to lint nothing
ana vulvar as prices, only the anm to-
w.. list. 11.
MADAM JOU1B et OIK.
IS Aveoue de 1,'lpera, raria
To
TT Mttatea Yansci and Rnzsifca Dolly.
Wjaklorf Astira Hotnl. New York
City, U. a. A.
Dr.
VHfty Thousand Franca
ISIO.HOO).
mm pp.r the following itemized state-
3 Negilsoe. of orchid ohepe de
kaue lined with salmon pink crepe
eV rMna.
II 7emiw of lipht blue crepe de
eanw, white tuile frills, and hand
snMaset va-lonciennes. as made for her
simrtal majesty, the Czarina of Ru-
11 rrnch flannel rest robes (with
am i arth finish), collar and sleeves
anted with novelty silk braiding
mI Band embroidery.
II folk knickers.
1 Satin underbodices. I
XI Si crrfw de chins envelops
I Silk rm de chine one-piece
12 Creie de chine nightgowns tail
ored sleevelcsa model, hemstitched
and xnl-rred amund Empire waist.
1 1 Silk petticoat in flesh, ribbon
ruffled on chiffon flounce over ac-codion-pleated
chiffon underlar.
12 Satin ribbon bodie. S rased
front, double shoulder straps sf rib
bon, flower trimmed.
13 Envelope chemise of fins ba
tiste, hand made with hand rasa's em
broidery. 12 Crene de chine envelope on em.
tse. Short empire bodice or carded
crepe de chine. Garniture sf A-enoh.
rosebuds.
11 Cmpire gown of crape de
chine, with edgings of vaJeacteaaua
lace. ribbon and dm be&din.
j 12 Batiste gown with fine tor-king
front and back, vsJencteaaas' lace
edging, flat ribbon bows.
IS Envelops chemises to 'match
above.
12 Boudoir gowns of crepe de
chine.
11 Boudoir slip-on of crane dfl
chine straight line model, lace trim
med. 12 Taffetd petticoat dees flounce
finished with plattlngs and mffle.
12 Moire ribbon caps in sink com
bined with Princess lace, flsraJ
wreath trimming.
12 Peignoirs, crepe de cttlae with
long coat of Indestructible stlac net
and shadow lace, trimmed wtut wide
bands of shell-pink satin ribnsn.
12 Boudoir Jackets, trimmed with
filet lace and hand-embroideree Geor
gette crefpe.
12 Envelope chemise white nain
sook with lace motif and Valenciennes
Insertion.
12 Camisole of fresh color wash
able satin, back and front trimmed
I
with" deep .band of 'fine torchon lace
and wide Fatin ribbon finished with
bow. .
.12 Boudoir cap of shadow l;ice
trimmed with ribbons Hnd tiny bud-.
12 Negitgcei of cree de chine
two piece' empire .model with acco"
dion pleated skirt trimmed with luce,
coatee of lace.
12 'Blouse of CJeorgette crape
trimmed with dainty filet lace medal
lions and pearl buttons.
12 tarabtnation "onset cover and
drawer.
12 ffieeveleax nlgbtrobe of batiste.
11 Corset covers of nainsook, laos
trimmed
THK 1-OPtl.AJt HI -OUTS nl'IT
SHOOT SKIRTS MKAN
BtOOtat MEAT W1AA
' PHILADKLPHIA, Feb. 2. Short
skirts mean bigger butcher's (not to
speak of doctor's) bills, says Mlsa
Jane Newcomb, a state college exten
sion lecturer. She told this disco.
ery to a gathering or Quakers here.
Kiss Newcomb also finds:
Short skirts and silk stockings
make a girl eat so much she be
comes bad tempered.
An Inch from the skirt means a
pound of beefsteak inside.
Highly colored dresses ttre very
dangerous and make a girl irritable.
A calico dress is tetter than imita
tion silk.
A woman's first duty is to make
herself as beautiful as she can.
USES FOR SANDPAPER.
Always keep a piece of finest sand
paper in the kincben. If your cake or
bread should brown a bit too much
you can rub it off more smoothly than
If a grater is used, if anything sticks
or burns on pans the fine andpapr
cleans more easily than anything else.
Iort suits, the ever popular tuid
ever becoming, fill a long ft want
in milady's wardrobe. Fur patch
pockets lend' distinction to this clv-
er little model. 4
SUMMER COATS ARE
CHIC SAYS SHOPPER
(By S. TV. 8.)
Are you one who thinks
you do
not care for coats in summer? I am
sure you would linger and gaie and
change .your mind if you could see all
the chic creations I have viewed this
morning. Also I talked with the
head buyer, just arrived from New
York with Ideas still warm, so to
speak, from the; fashion center.
She tells me that the foundation
for milady's toilette for the summer
should be first, a blue suit, and then
plunge right infb the sport clothe.
And of course, this means a, sport
coat, for all collars are on sport lines
High colors predominate and sport
materials are used even In the Ions
coats, ' .
Now Material.
Ixiupine is a new material used In
the creation of some of the summer
coats, and greatly resembles the wool
ionge, only somewhat coarser in
weave. One exceedingly smart model
displayed In this cloth has all the
latest style features combined In it,
having first, the striking combina
tion of two colors seren so much this
season. The body of the coat is olive
green, but colliir. cufrs ancl deep
flange Is In liirht tan. It hits the olg
enveloping shawl collar. and the
deep pockets are made by cutting the
flange higher on each side, forming
the top of the pocket, which is fas
tened by a large button. The very
deep fliinge presents you .with the
new bnrrel effect, which has rolled In
on us from across the seas and Is call
ed by our French neighbors the ton
nenu effect. The narrow belt looped
in front makes the finishing touch.
And the things they do with belts
these days They have them wind
and wvlst and loop, and- fold, go
through a buttonhole here and behind
a button there until your poor brain
is adiiled In trying to follow them.
Many start from under a large but
ton on the pocket, but most of them
from the side seams As to where
they will end is the Chinese puule for
you to solve for yourself.
. Khaki Kool.
Another sport material holding
great favor this season Is the khaki
kool which Is Just as nice us it sounds,
for It was just created to flutter
gaily, in the cool breeaea on a sun
shiny day. The coats of this mate
rial are generally brilliantly striped,
some with purple stripes on" a gray
background, also the new 'Kentucky
greentuihed, down by the smoke gray
its a background. Bilk tricollne, some
times called silk sublime. Is a cool
looking sports material, while In the
coarser weaves are the gunny burl
the burella cloth, the wool velours,
and the iphilds and checks. One
smart model In the black and white
check that would be appropriate to'
street or automobile has the deep
hem, the sailor collar finished with
streamers of black in the front, while
the new touch is given by having the
fullness in the back slit up to the
waistline. A new name for an old
color that promises to be popular the
coming season Is the minuet, which
is no mors or less than burgundy. A
new coat in this color has heavy silk
stitching in whllte on collars and
cuffs, thus adding the necessary sum
mer touch.
IJnlngs.
Not to be overlooked are the fancy
tilling! seen in all the new coats. The
pussy willow silk seems to be em
ployed the most, all In Japanese and
Chinese figures, and In "exceptionally
bright colors. "Linings, according to
our friend, the buyer from New York,
are going to play an Important part
In my lady's wardrrolve. one serv
iceable, light weight coat for sum
mer motoring la in solid gray, season
ed by a fancy lining of gold, with
Japanese birds and trellises scattered
picturesquely about on It. "Uirgei pock
ets and narrow belt finish, this model,
l'lcats.
Pleats are seen in the sport ooats.
One model "de luxe" Is In solid white
Malison cloth in the meadow-brook
battern, which la sort of a trellis
work design. A deep yoke Is on bade
and front, from which hangs ?ull
pleats held In by a long narrow belt.
For the rest there are buttons of tbe
material and two pockets patched on
flat . tv
LINGERIE DRESSES .
Lovely new lingerie dresses hare or
gandie collars and cuffs, prettily trim
med with hand embroidery la whits
or colors ' i '
HERE GERMLETS IS . ' 1
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE
"The skirts or evening gowns
lengthen Into little points which
drag seven inches on the floor'
"Fads and Fashions"
CHIEF TRAFFIC MANAGING
GERM "HI, fellers! The or-
rhestra's startln' a fox'-trot!
Oooo, lokeyl Here ernes ne '
them evening gowns with little.
points which drag seven . inches
on the floor! Here's you chance
for a ride, boys! Stand up and be
ready when she sweeps by! Look
out her foot don't slip- and
squash you! Hi, tthnre standi
back from the track and don't
crowd! Plenty of room for
everybody! Please move up
front! Remember this is a no
stop skirt, so you'll have to get
on as she moves! Here she Is!
now. altogether! all aboard!"
aboard!"
AND
COMMUNITY STYLE SHOW
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 1st and 2nd
DONT FORGET THURSDAY.
Store Windows Will be Unveiled Promptly at Six Thirty P. M.
j DON'T FORGET THURSDAY. I
R Style Show, Door Open at Temple Theater Promptly at Seven P. M. I
Special Matinee Friday Afternoon. Ladies Only. A Community Style Show
Put on by Pendleton merchants and backed up with that good old Pendleton Spirit. This is an event that is entirely and new promises to be a gorgeous af
fair. The general sentiment of Pendleton people is highly in favor.
This is an opportunity for Pendleton folks to tee styles exactly as they are displayed in any great style center of the country. . r
Local models, chosen from Pendleton's most popular and graceful young women will represent the firms and display the Charming New SP
,r,t. .Kawino- the combinations, blend in etc.. best suited for your own individuality. Our enthusiasm ts behind every move ei T . .- .
and interesting Spring Opening and Community Style Show. Also in addition to the local talent employed there will be two professional
from New York. They, no doubt, will create an interest worthy of your attention.
models direct
4 i
he
'5v?JeL'(.
Our
Clothing
Dep't.
As a center for the newest
there is in Men's Wear, is un
excelled. With the coming of
Spring and all its splendor, we
invite men to visit our Cloth
ing section and inspect the new
things that are arriving daily.
New
Spring
Shoes
From our well selected stock. You can be assured of every
correctness there is in Shoes as to style, quality and fit. '
Our specialty is to please most particular people.
Note the exceptional charming Shoes from our Shoe Dept.,
as they are displayed on models at the Community Style Show.
w-w -re 1
We have arranged an
elaborate display for your
convenience all ot our
splendid new
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Etc.
To be open for inspection and selection FRIDAY MORN
ING, as your attention will probably be cailed to the
STYLE SHOW MATINEE in the afternoon and Saturday
is usualy always a busy day.
ADDED TO OUR ALREADY EDABORATE SHOW
ING of the season's most popular and winning garments,
we have received a large showing of SUITS, COATS,
DRESSES and LINGERIE, direct from the most popular
and efficient makers and designers of high grade Ready-to-Wear.
Therefore the showing of our garments will
carry with them that high standard of Quality First.
IN ADDITION TO THE COMMUNITY STYLE SHOW
we wish to mention the fact that our
Dry Goods Department
Is showing the newest and most elaborate stock in the
history of our store.
OUR DRY GOODS DEPT. is showing an abundance of
new things in piece goods, such as Spring Silks. Woolens
and Wash Materials, stamper v. I.!: that high standard of
quality.
QUALITY
FIRST
ALEXANDERS
QUALITY
FIRST