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When you think it's high time
to get owoy from it all
and take a vacation see
to it that you do so in v
clothes that will catch
that Wonderful Man you
always meet on a journey.
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that from this summer on you really
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PLAN your summer vacation early,
by all meant. But do re roe m
Jtt that unlen you patronize the
right lines in your traveling togs, your
trip just can't be 100 per cent satis
isfartory. The reaion everyone loves to travel
i because it a such an escape from
more or lets routine jobs, more or less
uninteresting neighbors, more or lets
cramped lives.
But what is the use of escaping un
less you do it in a glamorous manner)
There is romance in travel. Why not
capture it Dress the part. Be that
other self you've longed to be. ' Garb
yourself for those exciting adventures
of which you dream, and Old Man
Romance surely will not pass you by I
YJ'HETHER exploring Greenland's
icy mountains or lolling in deck
chairs on the blue Mediterranean, why
not look Iske a millionairess You
might lust happen to attract that stun
rung
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are one!
Whether you are aboard the de
laxe limited beaded for golden Cali
fornia or stopping at a filling station
just out of Pittsburgh, why not look
stylish) You might meet someone
who would take yon at your appear
ance and offer you a position that
would let you capitalize this sup
pressed desire.
Last, and by no means least,
whether you are rickshaing through
Hongkong or taking off in an airplane
from Germany for a trip over Sonet
Russia, why not be beautiful this sum-
navy blue and
white checked
silk gingham
makes up this
stunning Mar
cel Rochas en-
m b I for
train trips.
met? Beauty is only costume deep.
or, line, cut and the assurance that the
, right clothes givt you will bring out
latent loveliness, surprise you, ana help
captivate the One Man when you meet
him a -traveling I
Just remember that chic is portable,
whether you go by trainairplane, mo
tor, boat or merely commute to work.
IF you are planning to look down
on America this summer, or some
foreign country, from the cabin of an
airship, by all meant dress up to your
elevated position. One of the new
fitted coats has the proper amount of
modern swagger. It comes in lovely
pastel lavender, French blue, rote pink
or tawny beige or gray. The beige
tweed very nattering. It ts
doable-breasted, with a nipped-ia
' waistline and flare below and it fas
lened with big rote pearl buttons.
For a neckpiece an Ascot scarf it
.very fitting, perhaps one in pink, and
a lovely woody rose that is almost
brown. A lightweight straw bat with
turned -up back and side brim of this
tame lovely rose brown has a cut sug
gestive of an aviator t helmet, with
earflaps and everything, and fits to
well it it quite ready to take of! in the
plane and stay on your bead I
IF you are going west on a
, uwa uip, n are Hrannsj mum
by rail, an ensemble of a printed
featherweight silk frock and woolen
coat is more appropriate. A Marcel
Rochas ensemble, vhich answers this
purpose, is made with a nary blue and
white checked silk gingham frock,
behed at high waistline, with short
sleeves, and a navy blue novelty non
Crush wool coat, trimmed with fringe
and Kned with the frock's silk. It hat
a youthful, jaunty cape collar and a
blue and white corded belt '
ILL ' THEN i when these warm
days come in the Mediter
anean or just off Japan, if you are
cruising, you should have a feather
weight silk suit. Just the costume to
' go ashore in for a day. A cool brown
and white polka-dotted foulard model
it gracious and lovely. Its skirt has one
of the new flounces and its iacket has
a little detachable cape collar that is
ruffled, too. Its white blouse bat
hand-madt. brown dots for trim.
' IF you have decided to nave
. ' yourvlitue bright blue or yel
low roadster overhauled and bead for
sights' unseen on the open road here
or abroad, dress prettily enough to
that if you meet up with either an ac
cident to your car or a blessing in the
form of an especially attractive man.
you will be happy) knowing how chic
you look.
. This ideal motoring costume is
made in a novelty stripe of black and
white knitted fabric with wrap in the
shape of a ' little cape that ties in
youthful manner under the chin.
The frock it cut interestingly, to
emphasize the stripes. It has the new
short sleeves that keep your upper arm
from burning and yet are cool at can
be. A black panatnalac hat hat the
new silhouette cut.
IV. woven fabric '
with - a black
and whit
novelty strip
Is effective for
this auto garb.
all costumes by courtesy of
William Bloom and co., N. Y.
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ensemble for
a sea voyage.
IF you are cruising this sum- ' ' rrE
mer. you will need a tailored I " i
suit, perhaps in navy blue novelty
wool, with inverted box pleatt in the -
skirt, e nipped-in high waistline and n
toft lapels. You will need several fj -f
blouses with this. And a fox scarf i
add stunning straw and felt turban are I v - - s zzz
commendable accessories. mm - Er
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' more suitable for an ocean voy- I I ' p I , e r
age than a four-piece ensemble) This .'-- ' 53
flattering four-piece green tweed, in -,ji )'' S
exquisitely toft color, hat a pleated I t f E r
skirt, terni-fitted jacket, white crept II' -
b louse and long cape that has collar I I J
that can be turned up against ocean J tzr
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fleboard and deck tennis and you can W I
slip into your cape for deck strolls III
with the handsome blond or brunet. Ill
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or pale pink ones, and you are fixed I I 1
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Y01-1 probably know by this time I
just what your vacation trip is to f I I
be. Don't wait too long to plan your f Ijl 1
clothes. 1 bey should be picked tor 1 f 1 1
suitability and becomingnest. Your I 111 '
vacation should pay dividends in hap- 111
pinest for the future years. Just re- III
member that pretty xlothes make the I
woman. See to it that they make the J V I
trip. too. ' I I
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tidered in planning your summer ward- f I
robe style, color and fabrics. Peo- I I I
pie not only have certain styles and f I A l
colors which heighten their attractive- V (Vi I
ness, but they also have certain mate- I r S I (
rials, if they only knew it. A slim f 11""
silken fabric may do wonders for one V ' 'Vli
woman and spoil a gown on another. fif )
There isn't such a thing as fashions ft
which do nothing. Clothes are never n I a
' passive. They either increase your 1 la,'
charm by forming a suitable back- l I f
ground for it or spoil it by giving you I
the wrong setting. f I
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