Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1920, Page 7

ARLE AP RELLY LEE SS SO PE RAI SF I Casper Daily Cribune Fe corduroy, or belt trousers of the button-on sort, are’ shown in the very dressy: styles. | These “little fellows are wearing plainer hats than before. Bowl shapes, “rah rah" and middy styles are the most in vogue with hardly any trimming. For the older boys, the Fedora and telescope crush hats come next to the caps. which lend all other styles for school boys, Wool patterned hats ‘are also popular. In shoes, shirts and neckwear, no marked innovations appear*of sufficient consequence to justify special detailing ; here. « SECOND SECTION ———_— ‘ Tn the old colonial statute books of New Jersey may be found a law which provides that “all wom-n, of whatever ~ .| 48e, profession, or ran vhether maids * or widows, who shall, a,ter this act, @ | impose upon or betray into matrimony x. any of his majesty’s subjects, by virtue & of scents, cosmetics, washes, paints, ar- tifleial’ teeth, false hair, or high-heeled shoes, shall incur the penalty now in force against witchcraft and like mis- 4 ‘ 57) 4 demeanors.” mir 3 4 EE ale A oe 4 gifs In Uganda, it seems, the women do { r pe not hesitate to secure an acknowledgé- bos eB : ment of itheir rights by foree, if neces- - ? sary. A visitor to that land declares o@ ° that frequently women working by the : £3 : 4 4 J J : oe roadside will capture a passer by, and, 4 on’ pain of a severe ‘castigation, will ’ make him take a turn with the hoe , f- y 7 while they have a smoke. 4 ; i There is less difference between boys’ : suit models. and young men's models, f4ct that boys" modela are more manly.‘and girls. — than in previous’ seasons. This is que|The lad of today, with his physical train-| In the little fellows’ styles, thé ages to the fact that the young men’s models | !N&, athletic propensities, and even milt-| trom 2% to 8 years, much in the way have become more youthful and in the| TY practices, in school, is developing | of novelty modeling, is introduced. effort to put spirit into the garments,/™ore prematurely the athletic figure:| Both in the wool suits ahd. the wash the designers “have encroached upon| Accordingly, Alert designers are making |suits the military influence is beiig many Of the style détails that in the | their models more chesty, the waist lines j@clipsed by other models. Officers’ styles past Were charactertistic of béys’ suits,|mOre accentuated and the shoulders |and aviator models are not shown with Yoke ks, panels, knife pleats, and|™ore erect, ‘Hence, what you see in |any prominence. novelty pockets are shown with equal| Y°uUngs men’s models are pretty apt to} The middy models alone remain, and prominence in> beth boys’. and young) {nd their replicas in the boys’ styles. |these are more of the French middy men's styles ‘and now that young men| School boys have never been much |effect than. our own) “Jackie” styles. have for the time being discarded the | addicted to top coata or even raincoats, | Russian, Eton and Oliver Twist styles helted coats, we see less of them in the|but the leather coats bave sounded a |are very popular as are also the reg- boys’ models. new note in styling. and the —lighter ulation Norfolks. Many of the models Another meeting. point between the) weights in these will be worn consid- {have the waists and the trousers: of boys’ and young men’s styles is in the erably ‘this spring both by school ‘boys /Contrasting materials, wash waists with | | 2 — Everyone is agitated about shoes.;a conservative -boot: in‘ company with The question ‘is whether milady is to] conservatively matched stockings. But ; wear the new stubby toed French shoe,|now one hag not far to look for a gen- ‘ or to hold faithfully to her slender} erous expanse of transparent stocking. | ri » s .) COSTUME “FOR THE COMING SEA-| aristocratic American last. The-French|Typically French are colored bose that tempting aliyer ince, siving the SON—Charniing co-ed dress in taffeta last in @ subtle modification is anal 9o..not. .match sblack. ze, -Bay/.and._:festive | embrold with novel loop stitching. prs with only the Vigan formidable ‘rival ofthe” RYRY_0 Oh _ .} Full. Jengtliy fittéd. sleeves. with large nag No. ton: : - : peas ‘ ‘cuffs and chapuzpah -Turkish pockets draw much 0 fx ; The woman, al y ‘ z i - ; ; new and different in dresg is fascinated | 4 a with this small. stubby toed: persistent Fae ‘ FS OS heh ah heheh hed dk ded, and likable foreigner, but the one with : Hu a staid © conservative tastes will hold} : ¥ 3; steadfast to her long vamp pointed toe f tern it. For those American feet to. which the strictly French last is ufibecoming, are pdaptions that gracefully _toncede a point for slender length. Such are a) charming pair of beige suede slippers with the. most delightful sort of open} work, placed .s0 as to call attention to an: aristocratic instep, and another pair of dull leather oxfords with the , high heel militaire. Besides these are fn in-; teresting pair of satin or suede pumps with long pointed toes and a decidedty- feminine tie across the instep. ‘The oxford for walking and sports- wear has assumed a more sensible air and is not so long ana pointed as here- tofore. Its lines are more rounding at the toe, couferming more to the nat- ural lines. of the foot, For summer there are shown many attractive mod- els. in white kid, buckskin and canvas, | Many of them have that. becoming va- riation, the opera or baby French heel, making the summer pump or oxfords unusually smart. Some of these independent affairs are quite regardless of any distinction be- tween afternoon and. evening,» For in- stance, a black satin and brocaded slip- per, adorned with a bow. widely in color and even appears in gold and silver, The most gorgeously studded rhinestony hd steel cut buckles: fes- LM 4 Young men appreciate Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes HERE are good reasons why we have, and oyght to have, the trade of the best dressed young men. We appreciate the demand of young men for smart style, and we supply it.- But we do encourage our young men customers to give more attention and consideration to quality than young men are apt to do. Characterize’ this Showing of the New Spring Modes in Women’s Suits and Gowns Too many young fellows don’t go deep enough into the * clothes question; they’re attracted by the style, but they for- get quality. Bet Both style and quality are needed. Style for the way you look in the clothes; quality, because it én- ables you to keep on looking that way. asturbing feature ot. ite.” There Was Women who have seen this advance showing a time when one caught only a glimpse, |; " ‘ ; of the new Spring modes, have pronounced \and @ very. unsatisfying one that, of — the styles “exquisite and charming” and they are women whose fine discrimination of _good taste and fashion ef- fectiveness is well established in local ‘social circles. wi ali cian cca We'd like your judgment, too. We're sure you'll enjoy passing upon this very elaborate showing’and find the contributions exceedingly in- teresting both from style and value viewpoints. ; ‘ ae ae The Fashion Shop 114 North Center fe Phone 155-J MOD VAt tht titéd£ Off hh dL hd hed dude TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, re- paired. «Dealer, CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 ne eR RCT eee SENSO TTR TT