Deseret Evening News | 1910-09-17 | Page 18 | [Untitled]

r rI ri rII T V r rt rm ri t II I i m r J n 1 d 1 a atry e I l II III i fe iff t try t S I 1 i r j I 1 I Ii II ti fi i I II T o I GI t ro f tA ht t S 1 e I I a b bS br bi r r i w I f 1 1 rr r 11 i a f e S Je i r j I r i Autumn irv 8 Millinery Opening 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday c I s September 19 20 21 1 Pi S t r The foremost designers in the world contribute to this first t L showing of artistic and authoritative millinery models Camille Roger Caroline Mme Georgette Esther Estherk k i 4 Meyer Mme Louise and are directly rep represented represented 4 c M resented by delightful creations in in pattern hats 1 a U p Side by side with these imported models are the hats designed by our own clever a a milliners Avoiding the garish and outre these charming hats possess those individual 1 L and characteristic style touches that appeal to the woman of refined taste tasteS 1 II S I A Our Newly remodeled windows display some of these artistic i l I fib productions the complete range of authoritative millinery creations 1 I 1 awaits your inspection in the cozy Millinery Salon SalonI r rH ti H t t r bj t f fI fIr I Ir The Fall Opening Reveals the Seasons I I to 3 Authoritative Models in Apparel e ILs If t 55 The keynote of this charming showing is exclusiveness s The greatest care has been exer exercised exert t i 1 in In selecting models that possess distinction and individuality I A x Though the Empire period dominates the thc styles practically every quarter of the globe contributes r w a some idea The veiled dress is an idea from the Orient so too are arc the patterns in iu silks variously f t i s Turkish Egyptian Chinese and Japanese American merican ideas largely prevail in the suits In dresses i I 1 t and aud blouses the peasant shoulder is borrowed from the Russian while the tiro clever color and cloth and amI andi i silk combinations in the thc gowns reveal the thought o of modern Trench French artists s S A Practically every style idea from both foreign and domestic makers is represented either in original models exact copies clever adaptations f tJ The New Silks Dress Goods Show Fall Opening in All r S masterpieces of the foreign and ind domestic tic looms Departments 1 r there arc filmy film marquisettes marquisette as In In S I Ill as os a gossamer wee web and as Neckwear Laces Trim Trimmings t cleverly woven paisleys pa sers nail and Persians as Ribbons Jewelry r as tho rho wings of a 1 butterfly Gand soft so A 1 plain n luxurious and satins for lor r Shoes Sh oes Hosiery H OS I ery Underwear v II d t I w foundations etc Art Goods P I y g And the assortment in dress goods odds is Gloves liens Mens 11 en Wear sWear Dra Draperies WIsh had to tell tellof equally complete we Spa space c T of them perles P er I es Juvenile J e wear r r y ti y In InI 5 r y r w it J 4 I 1 h f e 1 I J k f fr i f S e r t Ii 11 S r 11 t i fJ y V 1 1 f pt w r l i 1 r M n ti rIt ir e l 0 ti t J 5 r r q r 1 I i a i rr 1 t i i l r f t r i a 1 l t 11 il ft t o i v fl t s J iii C 1 J 1 p r r i ir 4 Y Yh r r It ti q i 1 i t t iI 1 h i tf oi ft o rt H r 1 t ti A fi U Fi h t fJ t i rt 1 l 1 J 3 r j L yrS 10 r d Mt r I t p t i iM M Y i r v J Jt tj t 1 1 s iS Xi l lr t i ts it t i i t t IJ r t r 1 4 4 j l lP tt 54 r rl 1 A t lJ 4 r f t 1 oI r r tI ch v I f t n t 11 4 r I i