The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 19

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New Sleeves, Cuffed and Slit Over the Arm add the fact that Paris is solely respon- sible for this charming note, which also carries jabots of satin crepe down each side to long graceful points below the skirt line. The Simplicity, the Grace, the Elegance cannot be described in cold type. You must see these Frocks and dozens of others that the autumn is bringing here. So rich is the show- ing, so excellent the quality, so correct the styles that we are glad to call these garments to your attention. Come, see them leisurely and enjoy them as you would an exposition. All modish colors are here. Li r'e—Fifth Floor. Rich Gerona Cloth Forms New Coats at $75 LACK, navy, kit fox and Malay brown as colors in this choice deep-napped, lustrous fabric bring an undeniable beauty to these autumn Coats, Jenny Sleeves and Paris Cords used as trimming show a new feature. 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Handsome Fur Collar and Cuffs which can be of wolf or of caracul, in the fine shades of taupe, add to the correct tailoring to give additional style and comfort. Many of the New Suits At Various Moderate Prices Have the Hip Jacket that Paris has particularly designed for youthfulness. Many of the Jacket suits are really 8-piece Suits, so that when you throw aside the sprightly jacket you stand forth in a most fetching Frock. All of these new Suits are here at Loeser’s at a great variety of prices, ranging from $39.75 to $375. Loeser'»—Second Floor. Silk-and-Wool Duvetyn at $3.95 52 to 56 Inches Wide. Gand is lphter Duvetyn has a soft, rich suede finish and is lighter weight than all-wool Duvetyn. This new addition to the collection of velvety finish fabrics will find @ ready welcome for dresses and three-piece suit costumes. It is very surpass and will lend itself gracefully to the new side drapings; 52 to 56 inches wide. New Shades of Blue, Brown, Tan, Gray and Navy Blue and Black. Lo ~Becond Floor, A Choice Collection iv \ Sale > Velvet Hats at - $2. 95 OFT, crushable styles, yet built over a frame so that they S more easily keep the shape that is most becoming to you. The smartest sort of Hats for school or for busi- ness wear. Embroidery, Soutache or Fancy Pins make the trimming, which is put on in a restrained manner that gives a look of style. Fine colors, which include browns, reds, blues and other modish tones. Fine assortment of shapes. Leewer'e—- Second Moor,