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FALL DRESSES, LOVLIER THAN
' EVER!
That seems a broad statement in
view of the lovely dress styles of pre
vious seasons; but it is true! The
very simplicity of the styles makes
them most attractive. Serges, vel
vets, silks and erepes are made up n
to charming models, and are skillful
ly and artistically embellished with
fur trimmingy, metallic laces and
beaded nefs. See them—you’ll agree
that you have never seen prettier
diresses!
: SEPARATE'SKIRTS IN NOVEL STYLES.
Our fall displays of Skirts contain many inter
esting novelties as well as a large representation
of more conservative styles for ev¥ryday wear and
sports. Silk and velvet skirts are shown, many in
broad striped effects. Pleated skirts are also here
in abundance. The average width is 21-2 to 31-2
yards, with even greater width for pleated models.
Most of the new skirts are longer than the sum
mer styles.
FRESH FROM NEW YORK—THESE PRETTY
WAISTS. %
They clearly reveal the trend of fall Dblouse
fashions. The delicate pastel shades are all here.
So are the deeper colors to match the new suits.
Fine cotton voiles and batistes give promise of
popularity. Sleeves are mostly long, and in va
rious shapes. Collars are moderately high. -
NECKWEAR—AN IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR
JFALL.
Some extremely effective neckpieces have been
produced for wear with fall street dresses and suits.
They are genercus in proportions, and rounded lo
conform to the old-fashioned shoulder cape. The
rolled collar is in evidence and semi-high styles
are also shown. Collar and cuff sets will be ex
tensively used, and our display of them is large.
THE NEW TYPES OF CORSETS FOR FALL.
Whie the outlines of fall corsets show no rad
jcal developments, there are many new features.
There is a moderately curved line over the hips
with clearly defined curves at the side fronts; but
the backs and fronts are straight, and the skirt is
medium length. A complete range of the new
models is here, and the proper corsets will be fit
ted to your figure.
SMART SIMPLICITY DISTIN- ,
GUISHES THE NEW SUITS. |
An important feature is the length
of the coats, many of which reach be
low the knees. The normal waistline
is favored. Gabardines, serges and |
poplins continue to he the most desir- |
ed fabries, and broadeloths are also
shown to quite an extent. The skirts |
are slightly longer but continue am- |
ply full. : ;
spirit in which we ask you to come and, if you will, pass
critical judgment on this first showing for early fall.
Many copies of foreign models which played a prineipal part
in giving distinetion to style reviews abroad are prominent in the
display. Others duplicate the vogue as observed in the authorita
tive fashion centers of our own peace-loving country. You are, of
course, privileged to determine things independently of these de
seriptions. -We cordially invite you to do it. ,
- New Ideas are Plentitul in 1
» Fall Mudlinery {
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Napoleons and Tricornes; draped vaiiations |
of the ham crown; high crown sailors and
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jockey-brim pokes--all are here! Panne velvet |
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in black, cerbeau blue and Burgundy is an ex- |
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tremely smart millinery material for general nse. |
Embroidered felts and velours are also used. I
The trimmings consist largely of new metal l
motifs, novel wings and birds; grosgrain faille '
and metal ribbons, and fur edgings and bands.
A GREAT VOGUE FOR FURS.
New York Stores look forward to an unprece
dented vogue for furs this fall. Our advance dis
play contains the newest and best inocdels and are
large enough to meet all requirements. ¥very
kind of pelt is used from most inexpensive hare
to the costly blue wolf and fox. Animal citecis
are in high favor. Scarfs and capes 2ce broad;
muffs are round and are of small and medium
sizes. :
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THE CGRDELE DISPATC H, WEDNESDAY SEPT. 20, 1916.
FINE SHOWING OF DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Iverything indicates a wider-thap-ever usce of
laces and dress trimmings. vening costumes
are somewhat more elaborate than usual; many
blouses call for an extensive use of laces and other
trimmings. In laces, silver novelties lead in de
mand; metal nets are also used; delicate colors
are quite popalar. 'There is a vogue for silk
fringes, and we are showing a geod line ol them.
Beads, spangles and jets are among the other
favored dress embellishments.
DRESS FABRIC STYLES ARE
WELL ESTABLISHED
Despite the seaveity of the fashion
abie silk and woolen dress materials
for fall, we now present an extensive
assortment of the most wanted goods
|at very moderate prices. In woolens,
| we chiefly feature broadeloths, pop
i ling, scrges and velonrs, in dark blues,
| browns, greens, taupes, burgundies
Land other shades. In silks, special
| stress is given taffetas, messalines,
L erepe de ehines, sitk voiles and nov
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BUY FALL HOSIERY AMD UNDERWEAR NOW!
That is good advice for many reasons. lirst,
our stocks are now fresh and complete. Second,
our prices are as low as it is possible to quote on
goods of eaual guality. IMinally, if you delay your
surchage, you may have to select from limited as
sortments and pay more money, too.
SCHOOL APPAREL FOR THE KIDDIES.
Sensible little cots and dresses thal arce unus
nally smart and becoming—styles especially de
signed for liitle folks utilizing many of the ideas
shown in women's apparel. A fine assorument is
jere, and we urge mothers to inspect it at the
earliest possible moment.
RIBBONS FOR FALL AND WINTER.
We show for fall season our usual large line of
ribbons. including the new shades and novelties
which bhave so far appeared in the market. As
others are developed by the mills they will be in
claded in our line. The ribbons we show are
picked numbers, and you will find cur prices lower
on the average than you can buy same ribbons for
eisewhere.
RAINCOATS.
It will be an easy matter for any woman to
golect a siylish and comfortabie Rain Coat from
pur present stock for it contains all sizes and
chiades: We also have a good line of Misses and
(‘hildren Coats, some of which have caps (ytached.
We carry the Goodrich malke, and as you know
there is none betler.
NEW FAILL SUITS FOR EOYS.
Theee snis are in single and double breasted
syles. In plain and Norfolk models. The ma
{erials are in many pretty patterns in solid colors
and mixtures. All are splendidly tailorcd in and
out and sure to give excellent s¢ rvice. On ac
count of orders which were hooked many months
ago now shipments of these suils are arriving
aailv. Large assortments to select fron:.
! THE NEWEST WIDE FLARE (
| COATS FOR FALL. |
? With few exceptions, the fashiona- !
| ble fall coats have wide flares, soine- t
| times starting from the shoulder, |
| ometimes from the waistline. The |
; popular lengths ave from 45 to 48-in. |
[ Broadeloths, serges and g;nl»z:)‘«iinvs‘
' ape the leading materials, and purples
P and oravs the leading shades. Py