Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1924, Page 25

» SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924 | Y) Gi =" ou SUITS, COATS, DRESSES We're all ready. for you—all new merchandise just unpacked—every garment is a joy to behold—here’s a suit —and all reasonably priced. 3-Piece Suits For afternoon and dress in beautiful silks and wool materials. Blouses of butterfly voile; plain skirt and 7-8 coats of charmeen; black and white, tan, green and ashes of roses, lead in the dressy suits. COATS Spring dresses call for a light wrap or sport coat of seven-eighths length. Our line is ready for in- spection. A Cable from Pars... AIST at normal line is featurel by Cheruit. Dresses are shown in sheath style, caught up at right hip. Skirts are short, irregular in . line and trimmed with puffs, box pleated ruchings, or gath- ered flounces at bottoms. Cravats in self fabric, in plaid- ed taffeta, or in fur are fea- tured on all tailored garments. Suit jackets are shown with wie ney ney at a normal waist, an es, ered full over ‘he ip " an exaggerated flare. Nove! pocket effects and painted rabbit trimmings are used on Colors are vivid and in strong contrasts, such as orange and cobalt, blue, black with violet and emerald green and scarlet with purple. Both green and scarlet are empha- sized for entire costumes, THE KASSIS D PHONE 1740 \. Ne 9/4 aN v Tailorettes Lead the Fashion for Spring Tailored suits comprise seven distinct models, e double or single breasted, link but- ton, two button, three button or four-button coats in the straight line or nipped-in sil- houettes. There are multiple tions of the tailored suit it fashion decrees the smart- est to be the O’Rossen nipped- in waistline, which gives the suave slenderness that exalts the suit to the pinnacle of fashion. The ‘wrap-around skirt rests low on the hips by means of a narrow band of the material, which has definitely pavieces the former grosgrain bel » thus eliminating all back fullness insuring the re- quires slender lines. ‘ou will find them all here in hair line and piste charmeen, in tans and blues.” POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL - Blouses HE tailored suit demands a tailored blouse. Not the mannish ~blouse known to sportswear, however, but one with feminine charm and so- phisticated smartness. The gilet blouse of linen, pique or satin, an ultra-smart affair, is cut 80 as to resemble & man’s vest, the tightening buckle at the back even a) pats on many models, ay @ compromise between blouse and vest, and combines the advantages of both. There is also a waistcoat tail- ored blouse with a ribbon fob. Other blouses show partiality to Beauvias embroidery and English striped and plaided materials, and the Breton peasant blouse is seen, to suit every style of beauty DRESSES In crepe back satins, can- ton crepe, flat or fall scene: roshanara, printed foulard or cantons for dress. Sport Dresses In gay colors of satin, silks or the plainer flan- nel checks, ~ Sweaters A SPRING showing of sweat ers at Kassis sets In the lead boucle models with smart designs in monogram effects, and attached scarfs, sleeveless flannel jaquettes, and all the modish wool sweaters of mo- hair.: Iceland, and Austra- lian yarns. Slipover, Man- darin, jaquette an coat styles vie with each other for” fame, the odds being placed on the slip-over, and the man- darin running last in the race. A_new slip-over sweater of chiffon Vicuna yarn, embroid- ers its monogram in two har- monizing tones of wool, matching the bands at the V neck and sleeves. — “The vogue of the scarf is ubiquitous, It is long or short, wide or narrow, straight or circular. It is the sig- nificant feature of a sports frock or the delicate detail of an evening gown, Our Corset Department Holds Many Surprises for You In Our New Spring Stock of . - LaCamille ‘American Lady .Modart Madam Lyra Treo and Gothan Girdles EXPERT CORSETIERE IN ATTENDANCE €be Casper Sunday Cribune "” KASSIS HERE YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING FOR YOUR oN SPRING WARDROBE --- UP TO THE MINUTE Silks for Spring Exclusive Agents For MALLINSON’S SILKS Every Casper woman knows our silk department is al- ways a wonderland of beautiful fabrics. Our stock moves quickly and each dress pattern is beautiful and different, The New Silks Most Popular Are:* Molly O Crepe—For Dresses, Roshanara—Plain or brocade. Chin-Ring—In plain or printed. Crepe Maurice—For Blouses. Velora Brocade—For Evening Wear. FOR LINGERIE AND LININGS Pussy Willow Taffeta. Indestructable Voile—In dainty colors. Let Us Show You the New Wool Material English Twill, Poiret Twill, Charmeen, Plaid or Striped Coatings, Checked Wool Flannel. IN WHITE GOODS—Every weave is displayed from homespun to organdy. The new suits demand beau- tiful lacy or plain tailored COLLARS AND CUFFS With dainty handkerchiefs in colors, set in a little sleeve pocket. Our line is complete, GLOVES HE GAUNTLET GLOVE still predominates in Milady’s ‘vor and the range of colors is very wide, We carry only kid gloves made for service and style, Bags and Purses No costume is complete without a new bag or flat un- derarm purse of leather or moire, in colors to harmonize with the suit or gloves or shoes, (ze “ Vers = For Little Gils Our spring line of Children’s Coats, Dresses and Sweaters has just been unpacked. Our buyers were more than fortunate this spring in securing a more beautiful line than ever before. PARTY FROCKS—Like her elder sisters, the little girl’s party frock must be made of silk this year— either ‘printed or plain. COATS—Both in sport wool models and dressy little coats of the new Teddybear Cloth in light or bright shades. SWEATERS—In bright colors in silk and wool. Plaid skirts to match. As Casper’s exclusive ‘‘Gage’’ house we boast of the most beautiful line of millinery in Casper. Here you will always find just the hat in your particular style. ‘Little Miss Gage” 137 EAST SECOND i) Z Millinery for the Little Miss From 2 to 16 Years RY GOODS SS eo 1+ orn eee ee .