Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1925, Page 17

THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1925 Fd ifa Pearls, pea we wear them the smarter they grow. Perhaps because thelr soft Irredescent luster {s so becoming— porhaps because their demure sim plicity expresses the feeling of the mode of today better than any other jewel. But no longer fs it necessary to be able to afford a king’s ransom for one slender strand. For, so benu- tiful are inany imitation pearls that they are worn by the smartest women. The three strand necklace is un- * usually smart—especially for afte: noon or evening wear. But for those to whom it !s becoming, the choker necklace is a great favorite. A novelty with an evening dress which is cut rather low in the back is a choker necklace with a single strand of pearls hanging down the back like a Chinaman’s queue. Many a smart woman still winds a pearl necklace about her arm for a bracelet while others wear bracelets of fine strands of tiny pearls fast- ened with a single stone. And of all rings, the Jarge pearl is quite the best. Many 4 well dressed woman wears two of ‘them on her little finger—one of a faint pink- like tone—the other a soft. smoke Gold and Silver. And next in importance to the vogue of pearls is gold and silver. In fact, gold and silver {s even more popular—for tailored wear. There are choker necklaces of filigree gold or silver. With these are worn the new gold and allver spiral bracelets. It is small wonder that evening pearls—the more| frocks are very simple for they are almost covered by the huge feather fans which are quite the most recent aids to chic. They are larger than ever before and most favored when the plumes are gracefully long and uncurled. The New Gloves, The pull on glove with a carelessly wrinkled wrist ts by all odds the newest and smartest. They have an insouciante unstudied effect which goes extremely well with the care free mode of today, and they are equally smart with sports or more tailored attire A dainty little handkerchief which will complete the charm of many a summertime costume is shaped 1 flower petals and js seen in countle: Bay and gaudy colors. But the hand- kerchlef usually chosen to accom- pany the smartest frocks, especially in the evening, is of linen unbe- Mevably sheer and fine with the smallest of hand rolled hems. The gay linen handkerchief is more in the realm of sports and tallored wear. Purses Are Still Flat. The flat purse is still the newest Purse. A very clever version is seen for tailored wear which is a fiat leather purse on a tiny metal frame which {s so cleverly jointed that it opens out into almost a complete circle, allowing easy access to the innumerable small articles a woman likes to carry. However, nothing ts quite as smart as the leather purse of soft lizard skin with your monogram in silver mounted in one corner. LITTLE DRESSES of hand work. Priced $ We take this occasion to advise that our Children’s Apparel for Spring and Summer is nearly complete and more attractive than ever, due to the many bright color combinations being used. Are most enchanting. Ages 2 to 6 years, — of voile, silk crepe, gingham, all with a certain amount 95 2.50 to $10.75 FOR TINY TOTS Material E | Ages 8 to’12 years. and French flannel. SEMBLE SUITS FOR THE OLDER GIRL Beautiful combination of crepe $22.50 to $47.50 GIRLS’ TOP CQATS Ages 4 to 12 years, in the wanted shades. $8.75 to $22.60 ~~ BOYS’ TOP COATS Ages 2 to 6 years. A good selection to be had at this time $7.75 to $10.75 LITTLE BOYS’ CAPS AND HATS Priced from $1.25 to.$2.26 NEW ARRIVALS IN CHILDREN’S SOCKS One-half and three-quarter lengths, 85c to 85c Pair W & Perkins & Co. SPECIALTY STORE 216 East Second St. Phone 1944-J For more elaborate occ: flat silk purse sometimes in bright colors or gaily embroidered and others exquisitely trimmed with petit | point. But, of course, the luxurious | beauty of a softly beaded bag muet never be forgotten for it never seems to go out of fashion—espe. clally with the soft and graceful frocks of afternoon. ions ihe Bow-Wow Belts And Silver Bees | Are Latest Fads By HEDDA HOYT. (Fashion Editor of the United Press) (Written for the United Press) NEW YORK, March 19. (United Press)—Each season we have new accessories and fads which buffet the last season's frock over the wares of fashion and ist us in|} Keeping that up-to-the-moment ap. pearance. Some of them are exager- ated affairs which many of us do not attempt to wear, while others | become so popular that they are al- most universally accepted. Bow-wow belts-and bracelets are among the new novelties which are chosen for sportswear. These belts jand matching bracelets look exactly |like dog collars—except that thi have no license plates attached to} them. They are made of leather and trimmed with naitheads and | use the regular clasp which is | found on the dog's collar. The twin bracelets which are worn on each wrist are duplicates of the dog col lar and of course match the belt in design and color, While this may be called a “flapper” style, many smart matrons at southern resorts wear them with the simple suede cloth sports frock. Brown, green and red are the popular colors and suede {s quite as popular as the glaz: ed kid effects, Among the new jewelry novelties are the Napoleonic bee pins. Since many of the newer costumes have the wide reveres and flaring pep- lums which were popular in Nap- the gold or silver bee ppropriate accessory this The bee was a symbol with Napoleon. Today we nee it worn upon the tri-cornered hats of felt, | on the wide lapels, on the left shoul- der and as a cuff pin. Paris began the season by wearing silver but terflles, dragon flies, etc., but the bee in the latest insect to become a fad with smartly cowned women Of course, these need not be of real gold or silver since most of the Jewelry counters in the large stores sell them in imitation metals. Handkerchiefs of brilliant trimmed in black, are newer than those of solid color. Often the black initial placed in one corner matches with narrow black border. White and black effects, however, are worn only for mourning Milliners are now displeying un- trimmed felt hats with rather wide brims which are to be cut the wearer. So many season color, to suit women like liners have brought out these wide brims so that women can cut off the brims to suit themselves, smartest felts this bound brims and one can cut as one pleases, A novelty seen in several smart shop windows carries out the shoul der corsage which has been so popular all winter. Linen, voile and crepe frocks have shoulder corsages embroidered in wool in floral de- signs. These are invariably embro! dered on the left shoulder. On very fine materials the corsage effect may be worked in tiny croas-stitch Among the new bracelets are the} elastic effects in silver gold, which are worn over short suede glove. y or the While these are very inexpensive, they look very smart with the street costume. Be- ing elastic, they tend to hold up the | cuff of th glove. Huge silver ball earrings are the| newest. earring novelty, These balls are as large as marbles and are sus pended on silver chain. They are| very popular at southern resorts at | Present and their popuarity will doubtless extend northward as Spring approaches. Long necklaces are not as popu lar as they were during the winter montha and many women are hay ing long chains of semi-precious type made into two or three short- er necklaces, Crystal beads of av- | erage length can be made into three | shorter contrasting chains i _> | Umbrella Werte Parasol | LONDON one carries an March 19.—Whether umbrella here to keer n the the | ait. the} of Riviera to,keep out of the sun shape is the same. The main ference lies in the coioring of | silk used. The umbrellas are | sober hues, but the parasols are | printed in. the most fantastic colors and designs | Black Glove Passing ‘Ww YORK, March ‘lad hand’ 19.—When ts extended now: adays, {t {s no longer encased {n | black gloves so extensively” worn during the last winter. The new soft kidskin hand coverings with narrow perforated cuffs, are being worn in the Ughter colors such as mode, beaver, coffee, oak, putty, gray and covert | bias fo Tali. | | LONDON, March 19,~A tall girl {n a small hat is almost as in. | congruous as a small man in a “topper”. Therefore, the wide cape | line effects are most popular in| millinery shops at present. One of | the latest designs is of mauve net, with a wide down-turned brim | ——— | Thtee-Quarters Coat PARIS, March 19.—The Paris de signers of the highest grade are broadening their margin of profit bs narrowing the margin between coat | and skirt length in ensemble suits. | Three quarters coate are favored | and these, with the curtailment of | skirts, are cut to come not more than two inches above the skirt | bem, a to trim their own hats that the mil- | Che Casper Daily Cribune With a Hat | = ] twice in a week, when —— To Match | SAT tip dateous Shiees Lady \ —— Ares Petal © bioade e ened a s « he | By AILEEN LAMONT. Let It Rain! a) (Copyright, 19: Casper Tribune) Nobod, roubles to repeat ‘‘Rain, | NEW YORK, March 19. — What} rain, go away” if she has an have been known for years as the raincoats for the water-proofed spring des have not departed be and ‘e most from the world of fashion. But some nents. The newe: of them have changed their names London advices, featur Their 1925 nom de plumes are, Per colored overchech w venche blue, ashes of roses, cicada es and loose rippl green, blonde, cream, iyo! brun, burnt amber, wigwam, waffle, goose Trains. gray, bubble, tig brown and cucum. Long, sweeping, narrow trains are ber t Is it Becoming? Thousands of big hats have beer tried on here in the last week, ! far fewer have been bought for the |t capeline is a trying type for many | ed ball roon women. One beautiful design just ar- | ——_—_>——_ rived fro: Paris was a large wide | [7]. 6 My ieee talsibrer ae gotciee. prseh |F lare’s the Thing if In New Spring Coat feature of th season at London. | 4 m London say @ so long that they are fre to the left wrist so hat they can be handled in a crowd | Recent arr hey GRANITE WARE GAS RANGES LAUNDRY SUPPLIES COOKING UTENSILS SILVERWARE TOVES TINWARE looped DISHES trimmed with green taffeta ribbon and a garland of paulneron roses. To give the fullness at the hem so| : Jessential now for conformity with Step-Out Replacing | fashton’s decrees, the pleat has been | adapted even to the spring top | coats. Sometimes the ployed consists of pleated godets in means em Step-Ins This Year| All at Reduced Prices For years pins haye been|serted between bands of fur. Other | popular in Ungerie and other gar-|coats are pleated entirely around ments, Now the overhead step-out|the hem is attracting all the attention It fs ea @ corset which has not a lacing to} ‘Tears for Empress mar its contours and since the part of the torso it is meant to repress Sane 0 mes ar ware 0 fre of greater circumference th AMSTERDAM, March 19.—The the shoulders, it {s easily donned and | Wife of the former Emperor William @ ated oven the heed |of Germany, has recently been per-| ds | mitted to view the German crown| > < Jewels which have been deposited in| Laces in Good Graces |a Dutch bank here since the wat a ty | But as neither she nor her husband SE ‘has power to withdraw them, a long| Phone 601 Shikany’s Old Stand 142 East Second” “ match the hat and costume Is NEW YORK, March 19.—Lace|ana ic ieoke wr: Ke one of fashion’s whims this'|{mporters are not waiting to see Ane Dera e Veeaatnec nna | year, aie it ts pest actichirs se hay while the sun shines _— A BIG LINE OF FISHING TACKLE AT you can see by this photograph. The:|are making profits while f E upper part of the frook is pie set and | smiles—on ae es. The major | BIG BEN IN TROUBLE. ito? SPECIAL LOW PRICES the skirt and bandinge are of yel-)|the new silk spring dresses have| ILONDON.—(United Press.) —Big|| | perry tow and brown plaid. The hat has a [their beauty enhanced Jabots, | Ben great Westminster clock piain yellow crown and a plaid brim | collars, cuffs or pockets of lace.| took his first rest {n several genera- turned up from the face. Irish laces are especially popul: | What Will You Wear On Easter Morn? Something new, of course. Something smart, naturally. And if it comes from here, it will be a pleasant addition to your wardrobe for many months to come. All our Waster fashions are ready, well-chosen by us so that they | will be doubly well-chosen by you. Suits, coats, frocks, . | Easter millinery, and the hundred-and-one accessories ‘ | that lend distinction to a costume. We're ready any time you are. Frocks Here for Every Purpose Tailleur frocks for business or sports. Soft silken frocks for daytime wear. Enchanting modes for evening. Every silhouette. Every material. Every coloring. Ap- proved by New York and Paris. Crepe de chine. Satin Failles. Twills. Plaids. as well as black. $29.75, $49.75, $69.75 Plenty of colors to choose from, Printed Frocks A most beautiful and approved collection of bright new models, that bring out that youthful look to the wearer, at $16.75 to $45.00 ' Easter Millinery To be completely and correctly outfitted, you must see by far the largest variety of new spring hats shown in the cit Every shape, every color ented $7.95, $11.95, $14.95 The New Coats Are Lovely ' Beyond Words You cannot realize how lovely spring coats can be until you see these. For they have captured the freshness of springtime, expressing if in terms of soft woolens and wondrous colors. Straight and slender, yet each possess ing individuality and youth. In delicate or bright shades, in a number of versions, each seemingly more attractive than the other, and all moderate in price $24.75, $39.75, $49.75 is repre Children’s Hats $1.98 to $6.95 Children’s Coats and Dresses It Is a Clever Woman Who Adopts Clever Style This smart /. Miller instep tie pattern comes in black satin, a most favored style for smartly dressed women at —._____- Many to choose from. All ages. $4.98 to $11! B) aa ONT, 517398 Golden Rule Dept. Store LINDSAY & CO. | ' Fs r 8