Show s fiSB I" 1WZ ” uW HraSJ OT a Ire W L CITY UTAH SUNDAY 1914 4 1EN Wl 1 I - MrSl (Copyright J JI JD14 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate! It : u" ' y- - — — SILHOU TCTTu 'IN NEW I Ur AnW LL H ‘nc X 1 13 IJy ir 8 ' uAl LAKE OCTOBER DPESSED WOI ELL A 131 5SSs Iff SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE fa ? 1 r r- GOATS SKIRTS AND i I ’ M n hat Is a big black straps across the back' of a coat where the full skirt flares from the waist velvet the brim surrounded with section there are straps a wreath of ostrich In a shade of across the Sometimes front of the skirt to hold in soft blue At Irregular intervals big the fulness below the waist and sometimes they are used for the same purpose silver wheat heads-show in the blue of on the hips They are stitched the feather The whole effect is really usually and give a verj- smart’ finish attractive yet surprisingly means ur abrics of producing It are very simple and There are simulate on the marketseveral fabrics fabrics furvelours anybody could carry out at home with most which of them They axe used to trim black velvet hat a an ostrich wreath coats where fur would otherwisebe big1 heads of used But they do not resemble fur six or eight’ wheat and for it in feather tq bo mistaken a brown would cioseiy enougn Gold heads evidently there is no effort to do that be'quite as attractive as silver ones in They are frankly cloth with a furlike A CHARMING- " j --N' riTTBIimlCJiriitfrifLli'nrr — ijn — rr - I I ’ 1 -t ashion I I ' ' — Detailsol Small i N 1 -the a s ' vh - -’ - - ssSSSS blue The "u W - nnisn Tulle ColoredOrgandy Apron of the new It Is odd how some styles that never Much organdy neckwear several is not all white There are Roman popular persist for becomeThere-is striped corners on some of the collars th? tor instance years apron cuffs of bright printed colors at tne present time and two Then there — stripes half an inch wide JL1 (1V MX A w striping of black on collars Wc quite like is much with aprons lingerie models and vests of organdie Some of the real in tne rront ui aprons snua things in too are embroidered And Cheruit’s year newest apron tunicof last with red and oriental designs green the same was another manifestation there are long tulle and other colors idea Now behold Gabardine metallic evening frocks on aprons longer is still one of the fashablethese Gabardine Sometimes aprons are metallic fabrics It has proved almost as than the foundationof heavy quite as durable they perhaps as silk and are edged with metal durable It has an attractive finish and serge fringe with monkey fur or with flowers soft and supple So it has shown it is exacting itself suitable for the most Wide Braij Belta the It is a pleasant change from in wear Wide silk braid is much used too for although serge is it rench forms serge welcome models Sometimes to band a when it is in fashion it pockets sometimes it is it used used at a sometimes grows a uu tiresome long tunic is sometimes belt run through straps of the fabric Pleated Handbags Needless to say blue silk handbag is of the frock it adorns A made with pleats not and the braid belt is loose and placed low running across up It is a novat the hips down and as thev often run therefore will probably be eltv Braid and ur the object of a good deal of attention with a strap combined It is finished handle of Braidin and fur are interestingly lor cloth cDats’-There the silk ornaments braid are frogs of black edged fringe of soft black fur with narrow and with fur collar ar a braid banding - 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"wuiwjaakUb' k'—r work the of took Croix-Rouge supreme gowns Paris steamer we from that in straggled on cverv know what the tint know —what is old and xvwhat Easy for Buyers dicate new ana tanc if new ah clothes breathe ®s-ilv was no easy ±n nil’ ui uncr And Those who have makebeen spared the necessity t hitx'Pr’iThose who remained neceson Thev Iout of it Thev 1 I the terror and came creation of 4 through of doubt and anxiety their with ideas new new gownstheandhighest and of possible failure still quiet deserve nerves Paris remained trade In war as in peace nraise from the worldof Some apparel and of women’s them arrived master of of when the andbattle hu stayed whether or not the motives Vtf ZU‘ ‘I was tfif beginning heroic Compiegne the truth is that within ff 1-fe while the Germans were rangemanitarian posts of J who stood at their forts They got out on of the Paris women conditions irip if ffg i underand exhausting 'In? " Rk the last train with the clothes in their business should rS 2351 7" g financial — moral mental gratitude hands and caught a steamerthat was have not We were reported to be the last one out from America’s disaster the rench coast prepared for a revolutionary Ziyffe4'''trade as lata in Whatever may be the final result as to the dressmaking and these rench far as the American trade is concerned the season as August thing averted it of clothes one is in the matter women are lookln? down the law for tins Alreadynextthe forecasters sure Paris laid the semiantoward March when will lui £" tat should in Changing Xw ve aVi taiK OI uiai nucn the silhouette from a line that went in we WW be possible for even the out not at the ankles to a line that went ngs mavvictorious not mean that departure rench would 'L That was the distinct could regain its power rench industry the dropping She also accentuated in short a time the normal waist so the waist line from of the fashions world the To create bethemills to the hips and made durable there must running withbe hundreds straight lace underarm seams the slender of there must workmen and u bodice the long sleeves the high neck those who weavers and ? 7 She obliterated drapery She beside a host of other minor out the hips as though a hot iron industries: and these may’ not be possible had been passed over wrinkled clotn must the winter America and the slight during She exposed the ankles and in keep her eye on this situation ankles curve above thethe this time she must try’ her paces and changed kimono sleeve into see if she can do good and clever de She A ’’y' small one set into a regular armhole J a She the Moyen age signing emphasized Will Have Opportunity J straight across the neck line under the will have a wide opportunity thin and she made tlie bust prominent She by narrowing the fronts of coats and this winter because" the smart women social lust beneath the armpits will demand gowns when the silhouette is established and here are three of its On the right is a long Glaring velvet coat worn with a short flaring velvet skirt bodices different from these changesmay not seem opens that are Possiblv season As them Iii tlie is drastic as they really are to the those sold wholesaletoday left is the of black Ik center as short velvet that flares about hips with skirt si with velvet a comparatively the a coat a grosgrain reads fashions for are so few rench models worn who woman merely side her who in the the supply will be to hip at tlie left and to sees speaking in with braid and dyed squirrel The square line at the throat the straight the flaring amusements blue before the first of the ye fashions a chance for altering last Ijausted new in year’s But the and will be tired of their repeti the worker lower edge of the coat and the full skirt all ‘go to silhouette gowns the one who sells and makes tion women clothes fashions realizes to the This will be the time for the Americans and exploits and of pieces of hand had Paris finding it difficult slept the beach' at and alwhat aris did to invest new things The situation the trade realized that Paris still were on Dieppe luggage full the importanceof were in lacking' one was YORK Oct their hotel for want of porters were Will1 bring out all their skill and — This Is an the scepter in her hand if she had the to get enough money to meet Boulogne accommodations though during war time along the luggage that had was able to struggle with the help will do as the great rench and one Tlie concerted action of the best if they enliveningand exhilarating power to it if because of the panic and use circumstancesthat bills: by those who had the of throwniaside everyone else with their hands full there forestalled the do and invite the period in fashions swept overandthe Americans intthe dressmakers women or xthe first robbedher of this power could America most-amazing in hand It ridiculous for of bundles-in trains who way was changing the women are renowned for unaccountable of failure to the American trade of feet in time to govern the Americans to this I saw dainty little women who looked A'tlme since the fashion get on its own buyers left the complain about smart-dressing they may be able to international in the autumn but it also forestalled many of the houses could notbe as if they had never held the trade channels? This was the dressmaking treatment Trunks anything of place out of the reach of the opened necessity ton the part America themselves being marshaled' heavier than a leaping any game began with Paris holding all question time it was thought’ that' this when troops yetwere chatelaine’bag if the rench us next or a silhouette danger shouldfail asked of each other by the into battle to hear a vast across tlie wooden platform from train to invent a new affairs would have a drastic spring of shntilri be to trumps America may be standingin to million people who are engagedin the condition about to train looking like a feminine Santa rvnnthankful of Americans'protest the hands of effect on the Americait openings majority' in times of win business selling-and creat-ing the Claus The was a great leveler Paris for this heroic work The task cannot lie their’ inconvenienceone came to war be left to the few here realized the many it must clothes because the 'not dressmakers they by tragic hand distress She gave a strong impetusto that thought this all sweeping out with artists one realizes this more than those that it was possible-' to conchision It cannot rest in the hands of produce the luxuries and modulations A and It possible this time the war was gotten up aS an accustomed mrira trade made every one knows of designers in a and also gigantic who They month silhouette off life it put human nature for every shop and dressmakerto offer and theorists and magazinistsit must are in the trade of clothes result Paris openingswere held in the race if Paris especial irriation to them changed-the if it is to have any authority definite to a mass of buyers proceed usual that to face with primitive conditions earlier than material the? rench ng skill and experience know that the game is vital to their because month ofof August governmentalofficers face from the brains and time that America would demand And it was a test of the ess this month of October the scarcity of could ever restrained theiri tempers and used to dressing and that it also of the before she how it of those who are financial interests rench person change strain individual grappled one could count’ on No their patience-under the human nature Wltntit We Will Buy Sketches were coming over kept with and overcame the barriers smart women the Germans follow put upon them by throws down a challenge to their would admit that and so were but every one ‘‘in many travelingof is it before this there is a ma y end-in gowns that strange? month Success in this direction at an early date Strangn tohadsav-—beenor used might invest Paris these the most — great deal of buying of clothes but it a monopolv of as it possibility the know” realized gowns Americans is one of- the wonders those who to power by the few does advancement but as Jong as there a were bought before mobilizationand the war of life were those swlio most uncomplaininglyis necessitous buyingas a rule and not has in Paris but what difference it was best to bold the openings that they-were necessarily a gamble Clothes in of sets a fashion or creates that make? If we can get something' During the month of August there ofandit get ’Carry Pockets met the raw crude facts the kind that what there was in the third factor in the situation the dress-’ rule authority it just as well And the the ingenious had the situation As a those who stvle It is excessively important to full of might were Hundreds who rushed into the American pursesmoney One buyer pair ten as front that gave American trades people maker arrange for hei an had the least complainedthe most and those in the trade but to the layman from a council of premature belief that rance would not sleepless nights was the lack of: pockets of that were slung Surely one Cash "Basis Hurt' of canvasand censured everythingdone an indiscriminate mass’of strugglers' have a fashion display the first’ twenty across the shoulders rested on her read the human soul during that this that reaches from' Mexico to becauseof the This and was an admirable’ did not days of During moment fashions stand are settled Maine: the only reason there were some- boats hips In each ‘pocket she carried two time ’for each saw the other’s But talk about this question of war and that America would have to schemein August all' where we The greater financial harvest from York but how and put four more in her soul nakedand revealed is often too optimistic It is necessary at result a England to fromNewParis? new under the the monthknnw of Septemberwas hazardous produce whatever was gowns decree of That was' traveling limelight of disaster too' far from the field where continent was for Paris was get to England case with a changeof underlinen 'least as far as her own owing to of thedressmakers Those Who had bought July gowns in delegated the question' But-none of this is fashions yet it tlie rench syndicate to last until she got to London selling them as the new-were one hasi’i right to look for it and the were rench capital tried out"dozen had to do with the situation of this Paris people do not seem’ to realize concerned that cash should paid The trains out ’offit the best while of when tlie ran Manv of others est and shipments majority and subject the-new frocks was pai or was much talk to and froraca-demlc nvas ordered and no credit as they sawwere transporting month A a me 'in of later date that often that great designers ba Theretheoretical schemes doming a cannot gown even to the point of allowing to stoppageat any hour of the day or from ’Paris' to tlie boat the old way made and and without basis of or year game and Itit was many heroes the ’first And producedin a month than a or in try task for a moved gowns aris wrong not in the payment on the night night-You was the worst way to heroines no great’ engl-neers fact deliverance of the get might offor a trunk fashions-of July in were not ten years any more Those who could be found of to and speculative yourself to the? coast but you on the dressmakers mar- lhe great literature or great no one the lashions exnloitel in or gown organize August and not be had for the Couldn’t get your So little or Great Britain who an efficient !? game were interested luggage Great would shal together and during can be produced in the Money ofcould tliis of no one knew whether the ground gameand were thefirst two had to choose bethe arrival of anyjrunk no staff of time ’Those who were life during was allowed thatione guarantee workers one’s fpet was thing is sure: that is the to calmly quicksand marsh One valuable panic and terror and go on distraught It was an uneasy tale ot" new model and matterhow bright to begin weeks of August the ofterrible tween carrying day after day cigood solid eart momentgauntlet 'ate has raiment-for oneself note in thev situation the that day has of ’The one showing these g awns firtnlv planted Tet American omened timethe stringency change ling their men to the our fe?t are thrown down the pick money 'ofttcld emfst how of the continental Today was due to been too torepeat butthe And after one got to the was the arrangement belated it uneasiness intervals to the dressmakers Most of Whether or not’ we accept the 'All those of not dressmakers and commissioners who to get across the channel?': Hundreds trains which allow an infinite number front and giving their self-control Ih i x We It A 4- it A - M uw i j v Hr ?z us In- o'- Not 7 az 1 ill XLL-L XJH — — I I I -‘" Z— vN7 y Mg mucn 7 77 wjjWJWl? 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