THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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binatlon with the hardier furs such
at raccoon or nutria.
Tuck in that la a part of the
fabrlo la also a feature of the ifew
er textiles. The tucks give an ef
fect of heavy threads through the
fabric, crosswise, and are grouped
FARM GIRLS UNLOVED
Mold, Flintshire, Wales "What'a
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the use of talking about back to
the land' In this age when boys
love polished nails and girls must
all have powderpuffsr" Mrs. J.
Evans of Mannerch, demanded ia
a speech before the Flintshire Lib
era Is in opposition to the Lloyd
In bands or used singly at inter
vals.
George land scheme.
Hut In spite of the bitter oppo
sition offered by Mrs. Evans and
a group of her loyal supporters the
Flintshire LlboraUi endorsed the
Liberal land plan.
Evening wraps of sumptuous
metallic brocades and chiffon vel
vets are made on lines Identical to
the afterpoon coats. The more lux
urlous furs, such as sable, chinchil
la, ermine and fox are used. One
wrap, of canary oolorod chiffon
Chicago Another omen: Mrs.
Estelle Taylor Dempsey is unlike
the Spartan mother who told her
fighting son to bring back hit
shield or come upon It. The pre
battle message from the Mrs. tc
Jack Is "win or lose; hurry home,"
if notables on a train en route from
mo vied om to Phllly have it
straight.
velvet had wide kimono sleeves,
bloused buck and was trimmed
with cordlngs. The unique part of
the wrap lies in the fact that the
fox collar was dyed to match the
color of the velvet.
So things go on. What will, be
the next change In fashion?
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Ok Pulse of Tshion
in fomeiis j Misses
bj Adelaide G. Ettemon
Apparel
Wars may rage, emperors may
looso their thrones, the whole
world may bo turned topsy .turvey,
but the seasonal changes in tern
Inno apparel like the tides of the
ocean must go on forever.
The cold tingle of the fall days
checks our summer laxness, and
the first thing brought to our mind
Is the need of new- cloth us, It Is
a most natural thing to start first
with dresses. For street and after
noon wear, there nre the tailored
and simply trimmed 'dresses of
light weight cloth, moire, and sa
tin. They arc made In coat effects,
bloused back, stralghtline and a
few flared bottom models. They
are trimmed with crepe or satin
collars nnd cuffs, plain or metal
braiding, soutache embroidery, and
narrow mclal belts.
IJlii ck Moire Smart
One pnrtlcularly smart coat dress
was made of blaqk molro, had
modified blouse effect on sides and
back, with a strnlghtlino front. The
shawl collar and long sleeves were
trimmed with flesh colored satin
Crepe satin and moke are very
strong and the colors most popu
lar aro Vendome blue, Valencia
red, Chanel red, fern green, pine
green, all the wood shades and
black. Dresses are being made
about two inches longer.
The dresses for,evonlng and din
ner show a decided tendency to
ward longer skirts. The bouffant
model with its tight bodico being
tho favorite. Those dresses nre
mude of moire, satin, or taffeta,
trimmed with embroidery, metallic
laces and ribbon sashes.
There nrealso two-plccc models
with the tunic sllhouete, made of
romaln crepe, chiffon or metallic
cloths. These are sleeveless, and
aro cut low, with "V" or round
necklines. Embroidery, strasa trim
mings and beads aro the only trim
mings used. A few lace dresses are
also shown for evening. Ivory
while, geranium red, sapphire
blue, flesh pink, and black are the;
leading colprs.
Suits in the Background
Suits will not play the proml-,
nent part that they did during the
spring and summer. Those that are
shown are made of wool plaids,
tweeds and suede finished fabrics.
Without exception, they Imvo the
sovon-olghths length coats, made
in stralghtline or bloused back
models. The skirts of the two piece
suits are pleated In front or wrap
around models.
The skirts of the three-piece
suits have bloused tops, or sating
or self material, with long sleeves
and button up to the neck collars.
A suit made of a dark green suede
cloth stood out above the others.
It had a straight wrap around the
skirt, seven-eighths length coat,
the back of which was bloused and
slight shirrlngs at the side back.
The front was straight. It had a
high choker collar, deep. cuffs, and
back of the coat of leopard fur.
Plaids, In many color combina
tions, are the most popular for
suits, however, reds, greens and
wood shades in solid colors are
used a great deal. Suits are trim
med with kit fox, caracul, krlm
mer, wolf and leopard.
Mnny Styles in Whiter Coata
Winter coats, most essential in
the feminine wardrobe, are offered
to us In divers styles. For sports,
street and travel, coats are made
of novelty . sports wool fabrics
which Include sombre plaids and
fancy weaves. They follow the pop
ular tubular mode, have patch poc
kets and are trimmed with badger,
Jap fox, wolf, belly squirrel and
raccoon.
One brown and plalded fabric
coat had a full length tuxedo col
lar of rock sable and huge patch
pockets. Black and white, and
brown and. tan in plaids are strong.
Reds, greens and browns are pop-
'B" uuiini, uecinuuua, hiiu nvun, greens unu uiowiiH i
a piece across- the bottom of thcular in the novelty weaves,
For afternoon and dress wear,
coats are made of pile and suede
finished fabrics. They are made In
stralghtline, wrappy and bloused
back models with set In, kimono
and dolman sleeves. Furs used are
Kolinsky, mink, beaver, fox, mole
and squirrel.
Gray Suede Fabrlo Liked
A very smart coat made of gray
suede fabrlo had blouse back,
straight front and kimono sleeves.
The sleeves and lower part of
the front and back of the garment
were embroidered In a darker
shade of gray. The coat was topped
with a large gray fox collar.
Also being shown are several
models in reversible coats. These
are made on the tubular lines, of
flat pelt furs and wool fabrics. The
outstanding colors for afternoon
wraps are Chanel rouge, willow
green, shell bark tan, Jap Ivy,
brown and black.
Other Fabrics, New and Smart
There Is a fine wool velours,
very soft and velvety In appear
ance that lends itself beautifully to
the Interpretation of the more for
mal winter coats. It is particularly
lovely In the wine reds, deep nut
brown tones and the grayish
greens so much in favor. Many of
the new novelty weaves ha?
rough heavy aspect with knotted
or nubbed surface theso aro es
pecially well adapted to use In
sports coats.
There are also canvas weaves
some In a tapestry effect taht Is
very striking, There are fabrics
that have their inspiration in the
primitive weaves of north Africa.
They have an irregular texture and
are woven In wide bands of differ
ent colors in an effect of hand
weaving.
Reps, too, are smart, and they,
too, have this Irregular service,
caused by the threads of different
sizes. Ribbed woolens with big
velvety ribs are stunning for tail
ored coats particularly in corn-
Lovliest
New
Versions
For
Women or Miss who wants Hats possessing
the desirable qualities of smartness and
becomingness.
In groups of velvets, velours and felts.
New- colors are chonnel red, toast, Valencia
blue, rose, black, navy and other colors in
keeping with the autumn mode.
Vanity Hat Shoppe
387 Court Stret
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Kafoury's Fall Opening Days
All stores will unveil their show windows Wednesday evening promptly at
.7:30: These windows have been artistically decorated for this great oc
casion and will display the latest fashions.
You are invited to participate in this Great event which will draw thou
sands and thousands of people to the downtown district. ,
Once more comes Autumn with its tingle of anticipation for new events, new fashions. Here you
may learn every important detail of the mode. Of what you will wear from head to toe, and of
how you will wear it if you would be smartly dis tinguished. '
Come to This Great Autumn
Store. Wander and look around
as you please.
Salem Store
406 State St
Portland Silk Store
362 Alder SU