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Show PTUTF. COT TXT Y NFWR. PARIS HATS SHOW MUCH CHIC; COAT STYLES FOR CHILDREN TT IS doubtful If the genius of the French for designing clothes shines more brightly in one particular than In others, but It often seems that the things they make for matrons lead all their other achievements In chic. This field of endeavor gives them the widest latitude in choice of materials and in Intricate work. In millinery these things, with spirited shapes, play Into the hands of the designers and they evolve dignified and beautiful head-wea- r for women of importance. Even In the simpler types of hats they compel shapes and materials to express the poise of middle life. Paris contributes three hats out of the four pictured here for matrons, and New York is represented by one. America is not far behind the French type are often finished with bindings and given important trimming touches. A pretty procession of fall coats for children and the younger girls Is ready to pass In review to answer the demand that precedes the reopening of school. Many of the models for juniors are provided with short detachable capes that button on In several Ingenious ways so that the garment will serve, minus Its cape, for late summer, and with It, for the cool days of autumn. Styles are simple, emphasizing the straight line, but smart details of finish and of fabric manipulation put the stamp of a new season on these simple coats. Solid-colo- r fabrics and checks and plaids are used singly or In combinations In the models for two-tone- JITNfTJOW UTAH Indian Increase The Department of the Interior says that the Indian population Is approxiThis represents a mately 350,000. gain during the past 12 years of almost 19,000, while' during the fiscal year ending June SO, 1923, the Increase was 2,(503. These figures apply strictly to the United States. 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GENE Pa. A L tails? MOTOFAS LOOK AT THE NEW CARS details that make the new coats Interesting, used as fastenings for the fabric belts and as decorations on strap PRETTY COAT FOR YOUNG GIRL just how much dignity a sailor shape can assume when It Is collared by rich velvet ribbon and adorned by. a chou In black and one In white velvet at the right side. It takes the poise and assurance of middle life to carry off certain shapes The new, and types In millinery. hats, that are so high, square-crowne- d chic, are distinctly for the matron. For her very rich materials and Intricate work are appropriate. Even the ilmplat felt hats of the vagabond trimmings. Coats for little kindergarteners ar another story as simple and brief as a Mother Goose rhyme and like It, bearing much repetition. A good example Is shown here made of navy twill with an applique leaf trimming on the revers and sleeves. There Is really very little difference In the cut of coats for little tots and those for larger children, but the older little girls have a greater variety In choice of styles In pockets and neck treatments. For them the scarf collar and a variety of pockets are available. Turnover collars are popular on all childrens coats. Very simple coat for the littlest girls are Made double breasted and fastened with two large buttons, most of them have turnover collars and some of them have raglan sleeves. For girls In their early teena solid color and plaid coatings are about equally popular. JULIA BOTTOMLEY. (& 111. Western Newspaper C atop. I BY 32-19- 28. Roys love dogs undoubtedly, but who Is It that ties tin cans to dogs and cheeks with fine effect. In the r fabrics certain red shades are liked (claret red among them), and they look particularly well with small fur collars or other touches of civet cat fur. other furs used on coats for Juniors are opossum, raccoon, skunk and Japanese fox, but the of fabric decorations Is of newer interest. As usual on straightline coats pockets are important and, with the fabric belt, are the designers main dependence for decorative features. Pockets appear In the patch, flnp and buttoned types and buttons are chosen In colors that blend with the fabric. Buckles as well as large buttons are among the SEE-BO- DY No. Ultimate in Class Spirit solid-colo- AND Salt Lake City, The one surviving member of Amherst colleges class otf 1SG1 held tt reunion all hy himself, elected himself president and secretary, at his dinner and adjourned himself. He Is Rev. Edwin A. Adams of Walpole, Mass., and no alumnus Is more loyul to alma mnter. Rrooklj n Eagle. FOUR PARIS HATS In designing superb millinery and this Is easily proved by leaving those interested to guess which hats are French and which American In any mixed collection. It will not take a minute to place Jhe hat at the top of the group as an import. It is a turban made of ribbon ingeniously draped to form Irregular upstanding folds at the front, where they are supported by a handsome metallic ornament. This chic tailored affair might be worn almost anywhere It has so much tyle. At the left a fine pliable straw shape Is veiled by lace gathered Into a rosette at the side and finished with an enameled ornament. Another tailored hat at the right challenges comparison with its dressier sister. It Is a straw shape with plaited and folded ribbon for trimming finished by Jeweled ornaments. The last hat pictured show9 y. n Freakish With nearly f 13,000,000 ($75,000,000) Dill "Two heads are better than In their municipal hank, the people Gill "It Is if jou are looking of Birmingham claim that the city Is one. for a circus Job." the thriftiest in the world. con- versationalist. Isnt. In 1020 there were about 14,000,000 persons living in the United States and of this number more than 10, 000, (HR) lived In the cities and large towns. Of tlds latter number more than 5,000,000 entered the country nfter 1900, while only 1,410,000 of those entering went to the rural foreign-bor- Thrifty Britishers They Often Are wife Is a brilliant The plumbers In session in Water-bur- y objected to cartoons reflecting on their calling. Some of the pictures have to do w Hit bloated Incomes and others dilate on the alleged habit of going buck for tools. We can help by refraining from retelling the story of the boss plumber wdio telephones the hospitals as to a small job being done by the. helper. How is Jones getting on?" he asked the nurse who, thinking the inquiry had to do with one of her patients hy that name, replied: Jones Is resting New Haven quietly. Emigrants Seek Cities Ointment to Heal I hear remarkable In several staged at Hush house, Strand, W. C., where the first free public exhibition in London of the handicrafts of the blind was displayed, says the Westminster Gazette. Dainty frocks were shown, but the was Helping the Plumber a) anythin. GET-AWA-Y A dress show ways girls whose clever fingers made them never saw them. Some of the girls are deaf and dumb as well us blind. Their work Is so good that it sells on Chewing Cum America's chewing gum bill In the its merits in the best salons of Paris last year was $90,000,000, exclusive nud London. In the Hue de la Ialx, In Iioml of the cost of gasoline necessary to remoe It from the trousers. street, Regent street and Oxford street women are unknowingly hnjlng the work of these a filleted girls and Not His Habit the perfection of the articles praising Why don't you pay attention? he and the "extra finish." shouted. Kneh girl is responsible for a garI never pay anything." the dead- ment throughout all Its processes beat snorted. Good Hardware. from the jarn to the completed parts. The wages are higher than those paid In faetories w here the employees are Retween 800 and 400 garsighted. ments are tinned out a week. HEAT Kill All Blind Girls Show Skill With Needle FISHER The new car announcements of General Motors have swept Fisher into the greatest eminence in motor car history. Everywhere you see the emblem Body by Fisher. In all price classes, it is the inescapable badge of quality. 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