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Three Smart Costumes From a Score or More New Arrivals— j After Paris Models. 1 “What’s what” in Spring Suits is the question thousands of women will have to solve between now and Easter. “Lovelier than for years” might be the best answer. But everything is so differ ent in conception and color. So we’ve just drawn three from a score or more swell costumes after Paris Models. The suit at the left; a Dreeol Model, in fancy self plaid voile trimmed with heavy lace and ornaments, sleeves of lace edged net A most exquisite shade of grev. Price 125.00 The center suit is a Paquin Model, in russet brown voile trimmed with bands of silk, and silk cord brnaments to match. Price ■” 60.00 On the right hand figure is a very charming Doucet costume of French „||j Voile overplaid silk. This suit shows the Kimono sleeve and cape effect com bined. Price 65.00 j to the new Coats are t voile hasn’t it all Fancy Worsteds in o 125.00. .Enough to show the trend of style. The long shoulder with the “Kimono” sleeve effect, the roost striking feature of all Parisian models for Spring. Colors—Anything that’s tan or kin to tan with a few col ors thaf never leave the field, sprinkled in with new shadings. Champagne, Maize, Russet and La Toscas leaders among the brown effects. Blue, of course, for those who are wedded to the color. And grays—queen’s gray, especially fWch is an other very popular one among the light colors and apricot Black, always strong, lends, itself beautifully modes. Short Boleros, Eton eft'ects and 19-inch Pony most in vogue. These we’ve pictured are in voiles, btit voile! Silks are more than good, as well as hair line stripes aud plaids. * Suits that range in prices from 25.00 to n-DuBose