826

Date 1912-11-04

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a i Srateateateeteatoetoctoctectoate staat BPE tpateegestecgeote eget Soot ss SssS3es 4 Pare Posteo aSo-ete-ateaeety NO I hh oh ob oh bok ob ee eo led in the form of panels and scart - ; * FADS AND FASHIONS -f/popular for draperi s, bandings, etc., but the new shadow and maline laces Eesecpeseesesd are very extensively used, and are in most attractive designs. New York, November 2 New sep- Gna of the simplest ways of ec- arate blouses have collars either of orating a plain blouse is by attach- the Robesplerre or Directolre order. ing n w collars and cuffs, and even Collar on dressy frocks are consplc- expensive waists of chiffon and. sat- uous only by their absence. Beaded in may be improved in this manner, fringes and embroideries are extei- ' very good looking and serviceable sively used. Touches of woot collar tias long pointed ends both in broldery are often intermingled with front and in back with cuffs to cor- beads. Tiny tassels of silk, jet, cry- respond. stal, silver and gold are used a8 For the silk or chiffon blouse tha trimmings, and single line trimming pest choice is the chiffon collar and in brilliants or rhinestone. 3 euff set matching the waist, which The extremely heary laces of re. may easily be made by any needle mer winter seasons are rearely seep woman. A hemstitched border 1s now. There are some beautiful m lt;) easily made, or a narrow silk braid Htations of duches and rose point us- will hold the em in place. Soir tediectrcrd : KH D oO, mM O Oo, B Q Oo ty 8 O1 ti -O O Sg O KF Oo Cr O Bp Bp oO, a oO KR Z, oO lt;q No On ct pb theapest Property in Medicine Hat 250 to 300 per IGE. Terms : 25 to 30 Cash, balance monthly instalments. INTEREST NEW FLOUR MILLS ce o. foe este: fos *, o estes 212 SOUTH RAILWAY ST. TELEPHONE Plain mull collar and cuff sets are f draperies, and Boliemian Jace is very trimmed with hemstitching, while ex- made of pearl bead strands around Pensive sets of the finost linen are elaborately inset and edged with beautiful Irish crochet. Most of the collars belonging to thes sets are large, following the style of the re- vers and japela on the new . suits, which extend to the waistline and below it. Maline choux and stocks have al- ways been more or less fashlonabie for wear with the tailored coat, for there is something exquisitely . soft and becoming about the twist of tulle sround the neck, or the smart bow of tulle beneath the chin, in contrast with the trim lines of a tailored suit The new tulle or maline neckwear has a further touch of daintiness in the way of pearl bead trimming. If. ithe bow Is a simple affair with loops The New Topcoats GEMEREADY Overcoats for the season have a swing and drape which marks the highbred garment. Every touch of the skilful artisan is evident in the designing and tailoring. Few men nowadays think of having an Overcoat made in the retail way when such an array of styles and textures are offered in the finer conceptions of Semi-ready Tailoring at 15 to 30 for garments so exquisitely turned out. Should we not have the exact pattermige Ca have one made and delivered to your 18 o 35, made to your special order, selected fri new patterns of cloth imported from Enj Y, on -of ef H. . IRE Lannie MEDICINE HAT, ALTA FURY, we cast thin a few days, 2 + from: 22 to 36 inches. fare-long- and set into the armholes pe Soo eSESESESESETOETETSOOE F Weeeetriteeostostestostostoatrstrctrctoefectectecteegeatestoa Seo ae eo othe the eo Ro eee eae raeoa trate cre sete ae erates toate sete oeebocedodoed Soateeeraegreretes at elther side there may be a clasp its centre and perhaps a tassel or ornament of the pearis will hang from the clasp. The malines stocks have strand necklaces with clasps set at intervals, the pretty pearl necklace being tacked lightly tothe outside of the stock. Narrow bands of fur trimming are used en evening and house gowns of. chiffon, net, brocaded satin, velvet and charmeuse. Fur scarfs are nearly as wide as wraps. A wide long scarf of Hudson seal is attract- ive when trimmed with a band uf white fox, and moleskin trimmed with ermine 1s veny fashionable. Wraps of mottled velour are often trimmed with marabout. Bands of fur are usedas trimming on frocks of all fabrics, fom the pactical sege to. the creation of lace. Very smart girdles are made of soft chiffon velvet or velvet ribbon, and narrow girdles of chiffon or net, solidly beaded to match. the color scheme of the gown; have ends ex- tending down the side of the skirt ifnished with tassels of beads, -Velvet jackets are worn with skirts of broadcloth, They vary in length Coat sleeves with very little fulness. The seain of those cut in sections are corded, Velvet flowers are still used as corsage decorations. Huge scarlet roses, or those in a dull red, give a distinctive touch, and sometimes are the only bit of color on evening gowns. Small flowers. by the yard are also used, made of chiffon oc narrow ribbon in delicate pastel tints. A pretty conceit Is the placing of a tiny flower to match the corsage bouquet on the vamp of the shoe or slipper. The flower is attached by means of a small patent fastener. and can thus be renewed as often as necesary. All-over beaded nets, sewn with the Uniest beads imaginable and very close together, ar used for th up- per part of evening bodices, the chief material of the gown being velyet in rich dark tones, or supple charmeuse and chiffon. In many cases when the skirt is slashed at the foot below the drapery a section of beaded net is introduced with charming effect. These beaded nets are in pearls, crystals, Combinations of both with Tiet, cut stgalefind: some gold and sil- ver, cae black or white found- ations. 5 + uttongs in remarkable shapes and re sean in great profusion, ig Sroriliemall bullet buttons to ens, squares, octogans gt; the costume are: among this season's novelties. It is impossible to sey that any fone style of trimmings predominates in millinery at the present time, al- though there is a decided tendency to trim hats of all kinds low. While some of the smaller shapes are shown with high front trimings, the majority of hats intended for elther formal or informal wear have low, or medium low, trimming arrange- ments. It is permissible this season to place trimmings on any po-tion of the hat. Front, side, back, all around, top crown arangemenis and upper brim and under brim trimmings are shown in such a variety of styles that they baffle description. Any arrangement that will suit the style of the wearer is correct. The gen- eral tendency is toward the more simple trimming effects. The street hat of felt or plush is often seen without any trimming. *Ostrich feathers, which are perhaps the most popular trimming for hats at present, are used elaborately, of- ten trailing gracefully down the back or side of the hat or swirled around the crown. They are used in both curled and -uncurled effects, with a preperence given the latter. Nov- elty. effects-in ostrich--plumes- are very much in use, as well as. para- dise and fancy feather effects, Pleot edge. ribbon and velvet and silk flow-. ers are used considerably. Wings eet reewmnpercrrerd 3 WAY REALTY Co. Medicine Hat Representatives of the Owners, B The International Securities Company, Limited, CERES Soateateate de rete ie eatetestostoste Srstretestedieatedoieg SeheatoegeSoaieateeie So siete eloate soetecteateete: FOES OLOLCLO LOLOL OHO 0 Herat ee FeLepO+e-Le: TME REVELSTONE Yard, North Railway POO BHO 00 OP OTOL OLO hop We carry in stock a full line of Building Material Lumber, Lath, Cement, Plaster, 8zc., Fir Finish and Flooring a Specialty. CHMMIL GUD, OPRPOLOLOH OOP OLA pOPOhew, Street. : : 'Phone 59 TaThee icdobeteteseietetorstercsescasien: Hehetetang tailored tats, white being preferred Fur appears uron many of the to color, This fall there are some particul- arly gorgeous tea gowns or robe in- time effects in reds, a color once con- sidered too garish, for tea gown ele- gance. The new red materials are so lovely in texture, so beautiful in shading and design that they have a strong appeal. There are exquisite, Picturesque robes in red broche crepe or brocade charmeuse, trimmed in dark fur-and-old toned - lace, wit sometimes touches of gold. It sounds like the description of a stage queen's attire, but it is extremely lovely if the color scheme and the lines are right. most beautiful negligees, just a. line here or there, bordering a filmy Iace of chiffon or tulle and bringing out the richness of silk or velvet. FLORENCE FAIRBANKS A Long Run, Dutch Comedian I played Hamlet once, Chorus Did you have s long run? Dutch Comedian About three miles Judge, 7 First Bachelor What s your idea of a hero? Second Bachelor A Mormon. yy aS os fa ckdingles. Betts and buckles Of twime dyed to match the color of Pen-Angle Union Suits 1 0 Do Delight a Those Who Wear Them first Pen- SWEATERS -- Underwear PENMANS LIMITED ..PARIS..CANADA HOSIERY UNDERWEAR You will feel so comfortably clad in your le Union-Suit . wear that fits and does not lose its sha Nor has the wash-tub any terrors for this knit-to-fit and warranted-not-to-shrink un- derwear, 4 It represents the best invest- Ment in intimate garments your money can find. 4For it retains to the end the quality that makes it sell in the first place... and that is more than you can say of or underwear that has been costing you the same price. You will be satisfied with . the under- ole sf ; +

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