Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 24

wom ee | ee ee | PAGE TWELVE ‘ Some folks say the first is the earliest sign of spring an say when t of his hole. There are many diverse opinions but we do! lieve in any other sign than when the young fellows first ap with thetr spring headwe: And tv introduces a very { esting subject — what kinds the mant as human as possible. Canse for Thanks, Let's burst forth in song and thanksgiving, brethen, the arbiters | 4 of our destinies (the manufactur be it said) have really heen most con siderate. The best models aro easy fittmg Dlocks with medium crowns and conservative brims The Fedora cr Alpine shapes are most shown but for the younger dented top and three cornered cre @re quite smart. Light grays an fawn with contrasting bands are the Most noticeable spring shades, though of course, oxfords and shades of green and brown are always in good taste. Straw Hats Ready. Straw hats ready, too. ‘The rough, white rs are more ever. The majority black band: Panamas and Leghorns are always in good tas' men prefer them for th comfort and coc course, follow the g Simpler Styles In| Men’s Spring Hats BY CHESTER FEITEL tive styling of the season’s vogue. Fabric Hats Favored. A very smart and distinctly Eng. lish fashion that has invaded this country for the past few years is t fabric hat, One remembers how’ du- Diously one viewed the first of this ilk that made their appearance and how more and more have been observed x. From the quantities manufacturers aro dis playing we assume that the vogue W aist Line For i Summer Is Lowered The waist line ts low, and frequent- ly two belts are employed—one just helow the normal, and the other just at or below the hip Suit jacketa are in semi-fitted effects. and are without belts. They are built on long, straight lines, and ‘button snugly around the figure from the waist to below the hips) Very few separate coats are shown, preference being given to capes and cape wraps, which are shown in kneo and in seven-eighth length. in the country. Sport Skirts been so popular. Our Knicker Suits for in style. For Women Sweaters on display from the leading novelty house An unbroken line in all sizes and colors, of wool sport, silk novelty fringe, slip-ons and other-styles. In tweeds, plaids, serges and silks. Never have Sport COME LET US SHOW YOU. RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM CO. You Can Do Better at Richards & Cunningham’s. be definitely established this Now let's not megiect the derby, dea: complete. Derbies are all right—| t than that—they're first-rate! fashion does not Gecree that y be flat as a pancake or inflated | © a balloon. For spring for in ce, they are matisfied to be just ng headwear and conse-| are very successfully natural | © and smart. es have come down consider this i» actually a fact, and we uld be able to buy any kind of a » the ones from the most ex makers at much less than ha possible since before the war ee No Need to Give Up Boat-Shaped Neck ‘The boat-shaped neck holds good for spring, Practically all the important French dressmakers in their models with the well-inown oval-neck finish. | Various new neck lines, however, have been Imanched, chief among ich is the Jenny neck finish, which es a straight, high line across t with a rounded decolletage ack. ‘This neck finish is used noon ax well as in tailored White Petticoat For Sport Clothes There are the spring and summer sports clothes to be considered, and for these the white petticoat is all mportant. Radium, wash satin and the less expensive tub silks and sat- s are all feautred for these models le either with double front and k panels or with hip length hem urned up all the way around. Some of these whfte petticoats dispense al- together with tl and are true * N WHITE. Piping in white seems to be the fea- ture of the ratine dresses here. One model is shown in orange with flanges that run around the ek: white and belted with pat Another of these models tractive device on the ski of running around, the narrow panels 0 down from a few inches below the waistline with the pointed top edges turned over flat against the skirt. ‘The color of this frock as exhibited is rose piped in white. The neck is round, parted a little in front to re- veal a vestee, and the collar and cuffs are also of white linen. cate! shat shears ‘The National Coal association says the railroads get $51.50 out of every4 $100 worth of coal deliered. But why that fifty cents?—Saginaw, Mich., News Courier. t leather. an at- Instead A Beautiful Line of Skirts women are the last word every man’s heart, and the family |f bound in | im fhe Casper Dally Cribune / ments—as to quality, looked—every style they are properly called Tweeds and Serges y $11.95, Fine Dress Shirts 95c to $12.50 12 1-2c to $2.00 Silk and Knit Ties 45c to $3.00 Raincoats---Gabardines $9.50 to $40.00 Trousers---Riding Pants $2.25 to $8.00 Underwear 95c to $5.50 240 South Center Si. “FROM (THE HOUSE OF SCOTT” cott Clothing Co. For months we have been preparing for this event—searching the markets for merchan- dise that comesuptoour exacting require- How well we have succeeded we will leave to your judgment—nothing has been over- ample quantities for a choice selection. For the young man we have bought a complete line of snappy, stylish suits --- in sport and street models and ADVANCED CLOTHES Moderately Priced at $35.00 to $50.00 With Two Pairs of Trousers For the more conservative dresser we have beautiful Silk Mixed Worsteds, Pure Virgin Wool Cassimeres, English our range of sizes are from 32 chest to 54 chest in regu- A lar, longs or stouts---your size is always here, and our ret moderate prices make selection easy. $21.00 and $29.00 Cotton Lisle and Silk Hose SCOTT CLOTHING CO. —— style and price. and grade are here in in Blue, Black, Tan and Olive, and $14.95, $18.00 Fine Felt Hats $2.95 to $15.00 Stylish Caps 95c to $3.50 Belts and Suspenders 35c to $4.00 Suit Cases, Trunks, Bags Moderately Priced Leather Puttees Men’s Jewel Moderately Priced Casper, Wyo.