Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWO. In rich Fabrics and luxurious Turs, The MODE _~costumes her Actors in the PLAY of faSHiONS for fall na WINKEL lent in the cut and fitt Children’s School Children’s Half Children’s Black Women’s Sateen i Women’s Flowered Crepe Night Gowns Women’s’ Tailored 1 and Winter Hats made and Velvet combinations, featuring the very small club hat for bob-hairedeffects. y trimmed in all the v g@ crowns and the Princess Slips, Fancy Rubber Aprons, All Colors White and Colors Navy Blue Indigo f Polly Prim Aprons | Bungalow Aprons THE STORE {U NDE RSEL LS satin. The wool mater- h bands o of these frocks: rts from ‘the’ fa- waletline—n Of CHAS. PELLICANE co, BROOKLYN, N. Y. Everything in Women’ s Réady.to'Wear at Wonderful Money-Saving Prices DRESSES New Fall Dresses for women and misses of fine quality All-Silk, Satins, Charmeuse, Canto yn Crepes and many others, including the minute styles—AT PRICES THAT CAN Socks 19c 39c. COATS Fur Coats are positively beautiful. Wool materials, plain and fancy trimmed —many fur trimmed* collars and cuffs— belted and pocket effects, in a wonder- ful ortment:of the newest styles and “AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL Blouses ° $5e latest color “effects. LOT 3 Gowns 59e 89e lor. n| contrasting fabric. r{ much v e latter they are n twiils, at | color and rich in texture. . | palm goes to the airfer type of frock. embroidery are ap: plied to emphasize the flaring grace Appliques of leath- er, tinted or. gilded are cémbined with wool sarid silk embrojderies. e definitely forsaken line ahd give fe high neck ‘or pr resented, This " as the name this sort by x- fine quality All-Wool Dresses in up-to- ’T BE BEAT. Women’s Black Cotton Hose ¢ 19¢ Women’s Voile Teddies | 9c MILLINERY up. of Lyons’ Velvets, Chiffon and Paaon Vel- All these hats are very attis- Combination of embroidery, ; ribbor i 1 trimming, in fact, every style for children, misses, women and ma- sold at bankrupt prices. LOT 4 $4.95 $7.95 $9.95 $14.95 COST DOUBLE AND MORE.THE PRICES WE ASK Women’s Heavy Outing Flannel 95¢ Silk Rayon Vests .69e mis THE LEADER imes with a vestee inset of lace or high line may hug the neck closely around or, by fitting snugly at the back produce an ef- fect of holght. In frocks for after: noon navy blue is also promised Green, and the brown share in favor, de in whimsical mood pre- sive her continued favor to % the lighter fabrics in fashioning the -|frocks for evening. So georgette crepe, crepe Romaine and chiffon are seen most often. Occasionally one finds the traditional frock of heavy gleaming metal cloth—glowing in But the Flower Shades Approved. Perhaps the perference {s explain- ed by the delightful way in which these fabrics take the lovely colors that are smartest for the formal fashions of fall and winter: All the flower shades are approved—cycla- men, orchid, pansy. Indeed all the shades that verge on purple and blue find special place. Green,’ red, and pink follow close in fashion's regard. For trimming—embroideries, se- quins, rhinestones are used, Children’s Crepe Bloomers 23e Women’s Floral Crepe Bloomers, Pink and White * 59e All- 39c Women’s Silk Hose, All Colors 29e newest styles in high LOT 5 Women’s Bunga- low Aprons, Fancy Trimmed 49e School Ink Tablet, 4e THE STORE ACCOMMO- DATING Mtare ts All Rubber Aprons | of inlaid colored my braid, Che Casper Sundap garniture. It falls in graceful panels, ts set’ jn godets or fan-like pleat- ings giving the lovely floating flare, .characteristi¢ of all new fashions. Fur and again fur, {s the slogan of the. mode in designing ‘winter's coat fashions. In high collars, deep or narrow.‘cuffs—set In panels or godets on the skirt or makirig an entire secflon ofthe skirt at front or back-—it blends its rich. texture with ‘the fabric. The lovely color- ings match or contrast with the smart new colors, The ‘favored fabrics are the twills and the lightly, piled materials. Green,'some grey, browns and black are colors most often used. Musk rat natural or dyed is used as trim ming. Sea], summer ermine, leopard and skunk are also used with dis- tinctive effect. In Sosts as well as in dresses the fs‘‘given prominence. The ef- fect 1s obtained with godets, circu- lar insets and pleats. Collars are roiling and somewhat full—or, more often high and rather close. Sleeves are usually tight—and when fullness does appear it is gathered closely Into a narrow cuff fitting snugly at the wrist. The Suit in Its New Guise. Fall and favor give scant atten- Box Pleats Give “Collegiate” Air to School Frock: The new box pleats,” a wide helt and taffeta tie giveta ‘‘col- legiate’ air to this:frock for the high school or college:girl, It is fashioned of tweed” and mirro- leen. ~ ‘ ar Mest Fur waistcoats are’ very «smart when worn with tailored sults at present Chinchilla, ermine or mole are furs so used and the garments are edged and trimmed with bands leather or wire Cribune SUNDAY,-SEPTEMBER:20,'1925 Se rte Colors are much the same as those pproved for the coats, Altogether the new season pre sents a surprising allegiance to a single fashion theme — the flare in some guise. Though the straight simple Ine so long in vogue con- tinues to be presented with jfome slight variations. ‘La Rue Beauty Shop . Marcelling and General Beauty Culture 3 EXPERT OPERATORS 116 E. Second Phone 1327M FASHION DICTATES Careful Ghoiee of: JEWELRY Whether for a Gift or Personal Ownership OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Is Featuring Scores of Dainty GIFT SUGGESTIONS Jewelry to Please. Prices to Astonish punted Diamonds— Reasonable A Wide Assortment of “Perfect Stones” at ne .and Conklin Pens and Pencils in the city JOHN TRIPENY CO. DRUGS AND’ JEWELRY 241 South Center St. s . Phone 72 tion to the ensemble sult. sionally it appears, it {s true. But most often the suit with a long coat these INghter—reps and poplins and “sat | fe separate skirt {s favored. For the lighter piled fabrics are-chosen. Ensemble. Costumes, Wraps, F rocks and Gowns —for— Madame and Mademoiselle . Moderately Price BLAKEY & C0. 142 South Center