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SUGGESTIONS

FEATURES FOR WOMEN

HOUSEHOLD HiNTS

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After Easter Hat Fashions Have In-

triguing Ways All Their Own—Felt Defies the Straws of Summer.

U AK1BTY—that 1» the kayatonc of the central mod*. And it follows, most logically, that It U a <tom tea ting factor in the all-important hat mode. It !• o mention arylhltic that does not contrlbotr to the rather unusual collections that anbVlng offered for our approval, and -doe may obtain an original model, a copy of It. or an adaptation of pom*: of Its features In combination , With noteworthy features of some

Other original.

As spring lengthens Into summer there are more large hats, for during the warn, months there Is a Idglcal reason for the wide brim, other that Its cr.doubted plcthresquenaas Hut for the

ml.'Unery world Is topsy-turry whi

It comes to fabrics, ft

trimming appears whan there : mow on the ground, at; materia hitherto associated with wtnte spend the summer months with •_

as a matter of course.

"JuM Tin- Very flat FVw Vem" It Is no longer ;cst an adrertP lag slogn—this *• rjtence. Bome“ genious soul thought of maklnr hat on the head of tbs wearer, at a vogue Was born. Then, almc* ictfore its '—'nstor neallxe*! hoi rres". a contribution the idea ho

THAT t^Trs offarteg ramp tee W as a eolutlor, to the protdsm of saswlgs fat alt-chlBca hoes* The toe of this new stocking is rett forced whors fricllco <*meg. and It ip ttepsams with the - aad'heeh Yborutr.foruam.it

all-flow.

'.<»d was no longer fundamental of tl atelde of the fact that

I grain ai Uhls wot

ead wit!

d In t!

usable hats, which are 1m

prophesy thlnmnc hair for si! WOmaakitd Ther. Is a constantly increasing tendency on the purl of; short-haired women to give their hair attention—so—let’s enjoy the!

smart, small hat:

Demand, naturally, regulates sup.

ply. t

t Is

world of fashionable women -rt liking best. In general, ft is the turban In some clever form, an adaptation of the persistent cloche, or. for future use. fht largo hat. There are, however many hats that defy ciaselflJcatlon. for they are quit* as much one type as another, and not infrequently resemble no dthnlt. fashion, achieving individuality thereby

The

ft remains const*: ground of the m variety of Ua oac tlcaliy endless the material of th Is It confined to traveler who leave time and returns over It It the a

er worked with them, t Identical In their appesn aid In the carrying out . f fashion permits varlsi.or that aids m the l.uslne.. . be-coBUnmeas. Creas-.s. rucks, pleat* r. a suggestion of smock '. found Of hats that h high, low. round or wu>-. lirtma do the onexp-' - and are not averse to sltogethe-. There is. li the d Iff seen- e between ugliness. In ihe .droop of a brim. And Just a off or l»ft on may mAh:np!e'«ly ruin • IlW-d pi rfeotlon In rnlor »pfl :

hats of all sites, hat*. Two-toned f and straw, cr&ch. 'ould be a partial :

materials approved But there is ~ 1 material may be. It jId take j' i nicely to Individual draping, for A ! That 1« the most lmiri.r-.an: style

)r Inote of tho moment^

. TIm- I-argc Hat—Very rimlnlne !e j There is no denying the femininity 11 , al the pTcture hat. And th* model ! pictured Is a porfe: • - tampio of '• I U* type. It evrn ref us- • to short*!: '•> ] its brim la back as n.- r large hats « do. the- day. of*bo 1 ha.r. It h Js ri.adv of black MU*-, rtraw and g! has a beautifully rout ded crown i! land a wide brim that dr-'-ps ever jso .lightly and Is most r.ttertrg. n | It Is ribbon banded and ■ -r.,wn

elaborattor ! The am* ‘ grosgrair.

buyer—pracilc

i'to Bo theli I utterly lm f «hape or

deroratK with tv. y bend th

(fOOTWEAH grows dally msr*

gaxlve and mors la Tbsrt is nothing

/^AKiNG AWlY ’•I A TO oaje:

or thurs may be two or mors shades of a single color, and a third Idea la the use of two colors la contrasting - harmony. Frocks of print with plain coat, both coat and drear It. plate odor but alr..blarly trimmbd. tfcsru are many wur* to link pans togethir. Some of the printed ilvlBoca hare a coal of t;.« same material—one car r: look to such a coat for warmth!

The completion of the ensemble ***** and If she te wtas she wlU try the use of acraseorlas is try ! **>' t>r ’lall to such a shop iaat, qcently and vo|:anlncu»:» die- > »'- *>•'- squardsr her drew allowcussed. But attention cannot b* 1 vave before the leaves its attraetoo ..Ren dlns-ted toward the nee- : t 0T ‘*- » na h * v e only footwear to

show for tt The appeal to the faetldihus woman has neves been to gres*. and diversity tn every detail Is responsible for this appeal. We ar». naturally, working out of the time when dark show*, mors especially black, were prominently feature! Shoe dreplays present a not of color that argues well for our ability to fit footwear Into the general ensemble. And they, are many variatlona of atyie. many forme of decoration, many types of heels The general trend Is toward famlr.tr.tty. and That means color and decoration, t ut th* flair for simplicity must needs ho!4 both

restraint.

Bhoe men aay it will he a sandal year, and by sandal they mean th* typ* of shoe that has an open shank with luet a bit of laathar at toe and heel held together by straia. They say It will be for sport* wear, which prove* that there ts (somethin* happening to 1 sportswear Women who dree* for i sports events, bet take no part tn them, demand luxurious attire, and this U th* aplrtt in which these *bo*» have been designed. While attention i* focused on th* sandal, th# pump win go it, h , P p y way quit* unaffected by thus aspirant for popularity Tn, aarsda. u. cf lours*, i i extremely cool aho*. , ' al “any women require mors support than It give*, and Use pump, always amart

THE DECOkATiV-C

“T SHOES

DETAIC. O r

- I quite Tl.v ! There.

THE NEW HOSIERY

n

BLACK. CRAY AND WHITE

track of datteaw material and eeb orlidCob rad kldsklc ts oocupyirg tt important place In the footwear

Share be shoes to match the cssturn* results In subtle ahadee and many different types of shoe Is these shades. That the footwear mode Includes pumps, sandals, step-ins, Oxford*-and a Wide

Wide ra«f» a profuslm

of models from which to Heel* vary, sad th* spike, •patlet. Cuban. French and grooved typs*

re all used.

Th# colon Hated is oonhectlse with some special shoe mode! » • most revealing. There an rt* grays—especially platinum asC stone grays, many tones of balg*— rose-beige and rose-blush much favored, lotus and cinnamon act blonde, water-lily and

of a color are combined, and blsek 1* used for contrasting effect* »»* kinds of leather* effect an allh-nc*. and not infrequently the imthsn

take different tones

We may not dose our eye* ® the promlnanoa of the refill Ur leather* tn th* mode. Froof of ttn importance la found In the »“ that they are very generally imitated. and Imitation always »»«*• that a thing has reached a pasitw* of style prominence, ttsard. aocodlle, tnakeekut, boa, oobta. »*t these are fashioned Into <0^***modela of incomparable style- And many time* thee* leather* take «» hue* that are uttarly fora«a »»

thrtr original color*.

You must be wary In your chedc* of footwear. If for no other r***e» than th* fact that you wilt b* i try eotletng modal* ths! st* Inappropriate to your need-

the mode, provides that support. Tou may not » And tailored things will demand ^* , - r blue twill tall!*' th* new. lor.guelee* oxford, grace- ; fcr< ehoe* do f * ful cf line and of exceeding ' V '*"-

It trot* about vu high heels

Ors tbs

gay If’tlc bridge frock that will «•

Oh to dtnr.er In th# eartY

n:na Type color and n»*t*rU!

mad* of widely varying j 0,0,1 k. epproprtat*. rlae y<«' “T' ! ooerum* la <K nmed to ha a fashso*

There are Ogfards of patent or 1 failure.

ptlUan leather, and there are I , , , — -ue interesting , vrnblr.aUona The latest new* not#* f ® 8 ' ! Tapestry ktd is seen in cumblna- ' lingerie mention the poP*’ iti.-n with gray, betgr or tr,"nkey. • , * rt *Y of bandeau and btoomev I>. n kid: tin I tun, la calf i, rom-I * eomhloat*— — ' j l-lr U wWh *hli« dot skin, and pat- • girdle wnh the • ! n U**' h<ir ootnhlnoe with pm seal ’ Tbl* u a result <4 th#

vogue of abort skirts, that a matching or harmonising

e general J er shades