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Show Spokane Is Run for One Week by Its Girls Right Shoes and Hosiery for Suit In Pale Green Chiffon With White Polka Dot Proper Color Combinations to Wear With Stylish Tailored Outfit V- The tailored suit Is Indispensable to the woman. For street wear, for traveling, for shopping, In fact for general wear there Is nothing smarter than the suit. Dark blue, gray and tan seem to be the leading iult shades this season, although some In julep green and French blue are also seen. The ttmartness of the suit depends upon Its severely tailored lines and the present brevity makes the choice of shoes and hosiery a matter of great Importance. Here Is a table showing the correct co5ar combinations of shoes and hosiery together with the leading suit shades. To harmonize with a suit of midnight blue there are shoes of kid, in the lizard, snake and reptile-sued- e new parchment shade; with these the correct hosiery shades would be atFor a week the girls of Spokane, Wash., ruled supreme In the northwest city. They held all admin- mosphere, nude and grain. Shoes of In In the worked a offices, industrial with and week wound city pulpits, great the preached up Istrative plants omce was to over Even turned the post them, and the photograph shows a grour 'ading a mail opal gray In kid, lizard, snake, reptile (rage parade. suedes and the corresponding hues ana ms cierKs. truck under me uirecuon or uie postmaster for hosiery of lilac nude, atmosphere, sliver, moonlight, dove gray and shadow are equally as good looking with a dark blue suit. Also kid shoes In the popular shades of bols de rose and sauterne and hose in atmosphere, French nude, blush, woodland rose and sunburn. Black patent leather shoes look well with everything, and this Is equally true of a dark blue suit for a smart effect here wear hose of lilac nude, atmosphere, moonlight, dove gray, shadow of mauve taupe. For a suit of gray, opal gray shoes In the leathers outlined above would be lovely and the hosiery should be lilac nude, moonlight, piping rock, 6hadow or dove gray. If you prefer to wear black shoes then choose hose in lilac nude, silver, moonlight, piping rock, dove gray, shadow or mauve taupe. The tan suit can be further enhanced by shoes in the Prof. James H. Breasted of the University of Chicago has been excavating at Armageddon, the biblical and parchment shade in kid, lizard, snake, reptile-suede- s and hose of atmosphere, historical battleground of the Near East This picture shows the huge mound on the plain of Esdraelon beneath which are the bones of warriors of many centuries and records of their battles. nude, grain, champagne or peach. Sauterne and bois de rose kid shoes and atmosphere, peach, French nude, woodWON BEAUTY CROWN land rose, blush and sunburn hosiery can be worn with the tan suit, also. And, of course, black patent leatheryou should then choose hose of atmosphere, nude or champagne. A suit In the new Julep green hue la stunning and a change from the more Parchment tan ordinary shades. shoes, opal gray, sauterne and bols de rose kid and black patent may all be worn with good effect here. With the tan shoes wear hosiery In atmosphere, nude, grain, champagne or peach ; with the gray shoes choose hose of lilac nude, atmosphere, moonlight, dove With the sauterne gray or shadow. or bois de rose kid shoes, the correct shade of hosiery are atmosphere, French nude and woodland rose. And for wear with the suit of this shade and black patent shoes hose in atmosphere, silver, moonlight or dove gray are correct. well-dresse- d W00LW0RTH - 7 BUILDING i The Yearly Sales of Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable A Compound The tVoolworth Building In New York City, which towers 792 feet above the I street, is our rugn-... ... ... est building. If all the bottles of Lydla E. Pink-ham- 's "SOI i 4 Vegetable Compound sold la one year could be placed end to end. they would make a column aa high as mm m the Ancient Records Being Dug From This Mound ever-popul- Model Yacht Regatta Promoter - rf1r wAwk 1 Tan Bangkok Hat Chic for Late Spring Wear HIGHER THAN SXti? j !!fiS' will A soft, summery dress of pale green chiffon has white polka dots. It it further enhanced by a short cape, and a flounced skirt. New Guimpes Designed Woolwortn Building. And there would be enough left over to extend from Lynn, Massachusetts to Cleveland, Ohio. "I hare lots of work to do and I am not very strong, but I was getting worse all the time until I began taking Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound. I used to lose my appetite completely at certain times, but I feel very well since I began taking this medicine. I think bo much of It that I would go before a notary and swear to its merits. Yea could step into my home any time and you will And a bottle of Lydla E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable Compound." Mas, Frank M. Casey, 220 South. 11th. Ave, Mount Vernon, N, Y. Sawmill Record Charles II. Ulasklll, employed In a sawmill In northern Minnesota, has bundled 68,000 bunches of standard laths lu ten hours, which Is believed to be a world's record. for Warm Weather Wear Virtue is Its own reward and genius Now that warm days are here and la frequently found in the sume class. still warmer ones on the way, It will be necessary for almost every woman At the church festival the oyster to look to her supply of dress shields. dodgeth alike the just and the unjust. There Is, however, something new In these articles for those who require some sort of protection across the back In the region of the shoulders. It Is a net guinipe having the regular Are you dragging around, day alter underarm shields but. In addition, a day, with a dull, unceasing backache! rubberized oval section attached to Are you lame in the morning, bothered the back part. Another net gulmpe with headaches, dizzinesa and urinary disorder? Feel tired, irritable and diswith shields attached has an InterThen there's aurely some This In couraged? a lace front. detail esting and likely It a money wrong, one thing or blouse may take the place of a uuVtipu TVm't npirlect it! Get back of the lace pieces very often worn your health while you can. Use Doan'M with dresses that are cut low In front. Pins, a stimulant diuretic to tne The lace brassiere, too, Is made use of Doan'8 have helped thousands, for this purpose, and now comes with and should help you. ABk your attached shields In various sizes. . neiglilorl ' A Utah Case For the uncorseted figure, there is a set of garters generally culled the negligee girdle, although it may be Vft Sr Sixth 10 list iVth worn with almost any type of cos Oi., tfjnw, win n tume. With the passing of the rolled find fteted ' J hbri freely, a hurilnar stocking and general acceptance of back. i through.. my V the short skirt it no doubt will fill a '",( whs a lameness great need. It is made of strong silk and Rorenesi elastic with shirred ribbon casings. the small through A f t- rn v hark. The belt part is made In three secnf luff nn hox of Pills. Dnan's Ai tnirlnotions which are Joined together by I felt the best ever." round metal rings, to which are atPILLS Is a tached the garters. There A patent 60c adjustable clasp In front to regulate Its size about the waist. These girdles STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS come In a variety of pastel colors, Co.. Mfg. Chern.. Bufl.lo, N.X. Including faney stripes and dresden . effects. A tennis square la the newest thing In white silk sports scarfs. This is A bath With of crepe de chine and has a fancy border suggesting a tennis net. For a center design there Is the figure of a girl player.. The designs are brought out in several colors, such as red, blue, green or orange combined witlj black. Help That Achy Back! ma-nev- l mf XTC Tl UKJIIlL a Fotter-MUbur- a Baby Loves Cuticura Miss Catherine Moylan, "Miss Dallas," is the possessor of the title "Beauty Queen of the Universe," scoring first place In competition with picked beauties in the First International Pageant of Pulchritude and Seventh Annual Bathing Girl revue, held at Galveston, Texas. Miss Moylan, with long, light hair, hazel brown eyes, fair complexion and shapely form, easily walked off with the first prize of $2,000 and an engraved silver plate. thirty-nin- e AIDE TO WILBUR 71 r'mJSCvvtm 1 mm Carved Jewels Favored for Formal Occasions "S?I The same diverse tendencies that govern the mode dominate the various important accessories to fashion. Opposite notes, says a fashion writer in the New York Herald Tribune, are sounded In a single item, and when you choose, let us say, a purse, you must select It with specific reference to its purpose. The same bag will not answer for all occasions. For daytime use the bag !s large Indeed, huge would be a better word. For sports the spectator at a tenShowing a tan bangkok hat of mushroom shape, trimmed with blue nis or golf match or allied occasions, and tan grosgraln ribbon. It Is deand In conjunction with the tailored cidedly fashionable for late spring suit, Paris offers a more moderate wear. size made of pigskin and employing a novel monogram fastening, which la typical for those uses. Bracelets Now Jingle A novel carved jewelry arrangement on Milady's Gloves may be observed In the center of Gloves have truly become the hand- which there Is a tiny dark emerald. maidens of fashion, for but lately ther Around It in a spiral effect is a large have added to themselves the mode of carved emerald of lighter hue. This the moment, a slave chain bracelet. outside emerald Is so huge that it enFastened on just below the tiny turn- tirely obscures the circlet of the ring. down cuff, this adornment is assured Incidentally, it will also hide any othof the limelight at times when ordi- er rings which may be on the same nary bracelets are banished into ob- finger. For what use Is a forearm scurity. full of jingling golden links when a Select Suitable Colors prosaic coat sleeve muffles their tinkle and extinguishes their glitter? Regardless of Fashion The new gloves with slave-chai- n Just because certain colors happen d bracelets, as well as those with to be temporarily "In style," many decorations, may be found in women are strongly tempted to wear the glove stores. colors unsuited to their physical makeup. A woman should study her Velvet Ribbon for Corsage type and select her clothes accordingVelvet ribbon is being used to re- ly, especially with reference to the woman who is Inplace, the flower corsage for evening color scheme. The wear "retirshould stout be to smartly-dresse- d clined several wear. Itecently as blue, such enwomen appeared In gowns ing" colors, livened with wide colorful velvet brown, gray and black. The woman shoulder bows. On a white beaded with a thin figure looks better In "adOctober such as red, orange, Mrs Margaret Waggoner Mitchell, who on her next birthday, gown, for( instance, a bow of cherry-re- d vancing" colors, when she And and rose her bright blue. Retirabout Is beauty. sensitive adorns the left velvet 100 shoulder, old, yellow, years H will be stout woman look a a to Kansas went make City she locks colors the streamers held at the waistline by ing became bored with her straight silver gray wave opera- a rhlnestone buckle and she actually Is, while ada than of torture the permanent smaller to went and through extending (Mo ) beauty shop J flapper might do. Thank goodness the hem of the skirt. Often satin vancing colors seem to Increase thr tion just as any seventeen-year-ol- d cafrt aha wearer's sle. more, a wear any to cap have slippers match the velvet corsage. wca't Harry Klelnert, founder and organizer of the Junior Skippers' League Amerof America, has started a national movement to Interest the youth of ica in sailing and the merchant marine. He is awarding prizes In several In model yacht regattas to be large cities in the country for excellence Mr. held this summer. Photograph shows, left to right: Kathryn Johnsop, are Johnson The girls of twin sister Kathryn. Klelnert, Helenlta Johnson, from St. Petersburg, Fla., and are model yacht champions. Centenarian Gets Permanent Wave hand-painte- fsk l blue-gree- rrVi--- .v Commander Paul II. Bastedoi who Just been appointed aide to Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur, Wcceeding Capt W. T. Cluverius. 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