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U., Salt Lake City, No. 28 WHY DENY YOURSELF THE BEST IN MOTOR CAR BODIES finest of the new cars in all price classes have now been announced Cadillac, Buick, Chevrolet, Oakland, ' Oldsmobile and Pontiac. All offer vasdy greater values than ever before in motor car history. - All register amazing advantages in performance and ease , and economy of operation. But the greatest factor of their new glory is described in . ' a single phraseBody by Fisher. Here is their supreme beauty setting absolutely new standards in charm of design and interior fitting. - . , Here are unequalled factors of safety which add so much to your comfort and confidence. Here arei exclusive conveniences and niceties which do. in-deed, make the car with Body by Fisher superior in its class. No matter what mechanical developments may allure you, it is the body of your car with which you live most inti-mately that is why the General Motors units, makers of ; the best of the new cars in all price classes, point so proudly to the emblem Body by Fisher. ' :; With the finest of the market to choose from there is no rea-son why you should deny yourself the greater safety, beauty and comfort which only a Body by Fisher can give. FISH ER BODIES O fe N E IV A L MOTORS wandering waltllue, Banished during the lean tubular ye.rs, merely hinted at In later Reasons, this important-componen- t of the silhouette Is being treated s little more compassionately this year. While hy no means the pinched vcrslou of the lote Victorians, the waistline of nu-- , tumn la to be unmistakably desist- - nuted, and although the restraining hands of the couture siill decline to restore It to Its noVinal station, It will he on the upward path,' Its charae-- ' terlstle place to be a little above the top of the hips. Sleeves are again to he long and the smarter frocks will insist on a dctrree of . elaboration here at le-s- Of course, there will he some straight mill narrow sleeves, fur the business f 'I'i'k and informal wear, but the most modish versions will acknowl-edge the potent Influence of the flow-ing silhouette' end will be designed Styles at Paris' ; Autumn Openings Designers Broaden Silhou-ette Abov Waistline; Flftre Forgotten. e The artful science of fashion fore-casting Is not what It used to be Its cope bus changed radically within the last few seasons. Today, writes a Paris fashion correspondent In the New York Herald-Tribune- , your prophet of modes no longer waits with ,bnted breiith outside the secretive ' walls of the luitite couture, hoping to nitch a hint of the new season's pro-jected changes from some passing tnunnequin. No more does she seek ' by persuasive Interviews to fathom the limitless minds of the Important Purls designers, for recent year have indicated thut each new purls opes-- . lug Is a melange of every conceivable i sartorial theme some good, some h:d ami the vnst majority Indifferent. ' s'nee the haute couture grace-fully shifted the burden of mak'ng the mode to the chic shoulder jf the . mesdamcs of fashion, these soml-an-- ; liual opening have lost their original slgnlflcance from absolute dicta they ' have degenerated Into mere proposals and suggestions. And so It Will not be the' purpose ' of this analysis to foretell whut I.nn-vl- Worth and the rest of the eml- - Dent coterie nre exhibiting at their full salons. Such a tosk "would be at onre simple, Impossible and value less. Simple, because almo-- t any pre-- ; diction Is bound to be realized In at : least one model of the thousands that re being shown ; Impossible, because volumes could not Include every theme that the great designers have launched and valueless, because as a guide It would leave you higher and er than when you started. A Gllmpss of Autumn. On the other hnnd the forecast which follows Is an ottempt to ' visualize the mode as It will finally . appear . In.' 'October'-an- November, when the urban-boun- fashionables ' will hnve decided what "to adopt and dlscurd from among the summer's of-ferings of the haute couture. Par-ticularly for thriftily Inclined ladies who habitually delay their sartorial acquisitions until midsummer, and , for those modish mesdames who must always be ot least a step In advance of fashion, the appended predictions re submitted. Consider first the day-tim- e autumn frock. Its silhouette Is destined to depart radically from the outline of - last year. In ' Hi-- ti. irf(. " rTO; I if I 1 S Evening Dress of Changeable Peach Taffeta, Gold Metal Ribbon Trim-alon- g fluffy lines. The autumn neck-line is also destined to undergo elab-orate and varied collar treatments, although Its decolletiige will remain consistently high. Scarf collors, an-telope trimmings at neckline and cuffs, fur scarfs, feather bons and feather ornamentation are only a few of the elaborations that connote the return of elegance. As to details, the autumn frock will he overwhelmed with an abundance of them. Kesides those already re-ferred to there will be all manners of plaiting, tucking ad Infinitum and pro-lix shirring. Tiers, slashed fronts, jabots, widely belted waistlines, double flounces, ingenious insetting of fabrics, shirred bodices, lace ap-pliques, 'delicate embroideries all these and many more methods of elaboration will be exploited for' fall and winter, the while Fashion is call-ing Intricate styling back to its In-heritance. It begins to look like a hard winter for the home dressmaker. Among the fabrics, velvet . and kasha may be freely prophesied right now. Crepe satin is another material which will usher in the coming sea-son, and both Its dull and shiny sur-faces will be employed, with the former considered smarter. One of the outstanding virtues of this silk Is that It Is unsurpassed as a back-ground ' for paillettes, rhlnestones, beads and the metallic embroideries that will be so essential this fall. Moire Is another, fabric which bas many prominent sponsors. One word about skirt length. This will not change .appreciably during the coming months, but what varia-tion there is will, be In the direction of the ankles. As the vogue for In- - Xi 1 if ' jfyvsS&IKm .iC trlcate styling becomes more firmly established, the knee-lengt- h hemline Will gradually lose caste. It ought not recede to the ankles the mod-ern silhouette really requires a fairly Short skirt but It should add enough length to reach about five inches be-low the knee cap. . ' You will concede the rout of the flare when you perceive that even In coats It has been discarded. The outer ' wraps of autumn hold fast to the slender silhouette, even the shoulder- -wide dolman converging sharply as It approaches the hemline. Dolman and Cape. The hloused theme, considerably modified, will nlso find its way Into coats, being achieved by Just a hint of fulness above a tight hipllne, to-gether with the frequent use of a belt of self material. The dolman, for traveling, daytime and evening, will be prominently among those pres-ent.. Outstanding dolman effects will be arrived at by means of deeply cut armholes, or else through Involved seamtngs.'. The enpe theme, so popu-lar last season, ngaln will be In the picture, although less to the fore-ground. Coats with double capes, each cape edtfe will be worn by smart Parislennes this fall. The shawl collar will he prominent on smart autumn and winter wraps, principally because it is so essential to the dolman. The senrf collar is also- - headed for a certain niche in the new fashions. Tan Ensemble Dress of Crepe da Chine; OoaV Tan Silk Poplin. ' , ly worshiped hemline 'flare anil' with It the indispensable godet have been summarily cashiered from the "ranks, except lu the case of the sports type of Jumper frock. The straight sil- - . houette is returning, but it Is vastly ' changed from those pencil outline , days of exaggerated simplicity. Some of its new versions are slender, some Incorporate evenly distributed width and the smartest frankly favor width aboe the waistline;-- . achieved by either blouse or dolmnn effects. The Assertive Waistline.. ' J Incidentally, this bloused. waistline is bruited to Ae --the successor of the flare as the distinctive hallmark of the approaching season.' It. will either run the complete circumference of the waist or it will confine Itself almost exclusively to the back. Of course, numerous versions, of the hloused theme will be launched. There will be the full pouched blouse, reminis-cent of a past decade the tailored blouse, a much more modified treat-ment, and the bolero bodice, either flat or with an attenuated overlap-ping line. The use of such fabrics s lace and georgette crepe, chiffon nd nets nugurs well for the trium-phant return of the "prodigal blouse, nd you may look forward confidently to Its autumn revival. Closely allied to the bloused theme In Is the habitat of the ever Elver$ Have Place on German Tables Again Germans are happy, and elvers once more adorn the board of the hausfrau, for the British have regrant-e- d permission, revoked In the World war, to Germany to catch the small eels which are plentiful lu the English channel. Klvers are smoked before being eaten and are estimated great delicacy by the Teutons. With the year following the regrant-in- g of the privilege, Germans traw-ling for elvers In English waters caught 8,000,000 eels, many of them being used for restocking 130 Ger-man lakes and rivers. The eels are taken to Germany lu containers, each holding B.0O0. Fishing experts say that the eels migrate to the Gulf of Mexico to spawn, and thut the young are carried back to European waters by the Gulf stream. Hit Philotophy "Many a man, If the conceit were taken out of him, would look like an umbrella with Its ribs gone," philo-sophically snld old Festus Pester. "When a ninn gets to be Just about so old he can remember a great many things that never happened. I have picked up a large number of similar sarcastic truths regarding my fellow men by eyeing them critically as they filed by ma adown the pathway of time, but I have not yet found how to put my plunder to any profitable use unless I can work It into a funny piece for some comic column." Kan-sas City Star. Asia's Water Power Asia is beginning to take advan-tage, here and there, of the conti-nent's tremendous water-pow- re-sources. Between 1021 and 1923 Asia increased her water-powe- r develop-ment 72 per cent. Bobbed Hair Traced Bobbed hair has been traced to Revolutionary war times by Capt L. C Buird, army officer, who found in old records of the Continental army, stored for years In the Schuylkill ar-senal at Philadelphia, that bobbing of the hair was made a matter of gen-eral orders for the soldier of 1776. One of the decrees issued at West Point, however, directed that non-commissioned officers and privates of the first regiment have their hair queued behind not to exceed seven Inches long and close to the head. The Doctor' t Dilemma "Bernard Shaw," said a publisher, "hates doctors. His 'Doctor's Dilem-ma,' you know, Is a terrific attack on the profession. "A doctor took him to task at a dinner party in London. "'Mr. Shaw,' he said reproachfully, 'do you know that most physicians are very poor menf "Shaw gave a twist to his mustache. " 'I know,' he said, 'that most of them i are very poor doctors.' "Boston Post I Adhetive Pocketbook A new pocketbook being put on Uui market bas a strip of abrasive-Il- k leather along one side, says Popular Mechanics Magazine. The reason T 8 . that the pocketbook will adhere U the side of the pocket If a thief trie to lift it, thus attracting the owner's attention. The purse can be taken oat easily by anyone knowing Its constrao tlon by' Inserting the fingers between the strip and the pocket . ? ' The Cutlcura Toilet Trio. Having cleared your skin, keep it clear by making Cutlcura your everyday toilet preparations. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and heal, the Talcnm to powder and per-fume. No .toilet table is complete without them. Advertisement Hard a$ Concrete "This Is a hard world," said Pat as he knocked off for the day. "Yls," said Mike. "Ol be thinking the same Ivery tolme I put me pick into it" Good Hardware. Mutual "John, I hope I didn't see you smil-ing at that girl." "I hope you didn't, my dear." Don't get the Idea that target prac-tlc- e will enuble you to shoot folly as It flies. Life Is not so short but that thn is always time enough for courtesy Emerson. Some blow out the gas and some snther their own mushrooms in the woods. Corrupted freemen are the worst i of slaves. Garrlck. 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