n d paisleys are available to
jit any occasion. When you
„y one of these prints
rhether cotton, silk, wool,
r any of the blends be
ire to choose one that is
altering to you.
The size of the design
aould be in proportion to
our size for the most at
,aCUve appearance. Small
r i n ts are best for the petite
gure; larger designs for the
iller figure. The medium
ze print with an indefinite
atlme will be most flatter
,g to the woman of average
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Never let the design of a
r int overshadow you.
lothes are most flattering
■hen they serve as a back
round for your personality,
he most flattering fabric for
our figure will not make
ou a well-dressed individ
al if it is not right for the
ccasion. Small, neat, con
entional prints are prefer
>d for street and afternoon
■ear, gay, bolder prims are
ntable for sportswear and
immer party dresses
COAT-SHOPPING
Coat shopping should be
in at home Having what
ou want in mind before you
3 shopping will save you
me and make you happier
nth your selection
Take stock of the qualities
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you need most in a new
coat and the occasions on
which you will wear it. Con
sider the rest of your ward
robe to find what color or
colors harmonize with . the
most of your clothes. This
will tell you what colors to
look for in your new coat.
Mave your mind made up
about the general style you
want before you go shopping
Study current styles and col
ors, keeping your needs in
mind. If you intend to wear
a coat several seasons, avoid
fashion fads that may be
short-lived.
In deciding what style is
best for you, here are some
suggestions. Full, belted or
short coats look wed only on
tall, slim women A heavy or
short woman will look more
slender and taller in straight
or slightly flared, long coats.
Doub.e-breasted styles are
ior the tall, slim figure; sing
le-breasted coats look best
on short, heavy women
With so much collar and
sleeve emphasis this year,
these are points to watch
Collars that are high or turn
ed up m back are for the
woman with a long neck
Low rolling coLars and col
larless styles are best for
short necks Full, bulky
sleeves broaden, so they are
only for the tall, slender
woman More mosely fitted
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sleeves are better for the
short, stout figure. _
' .Look for these marks of
quality when shopping for a
coat or suit; Look first at the
outside of the suit or coat;
good quality ones are neatly
pressed, smoothly shaped and
evenly stitched with perfect
ly matched threads.
Check workmanship o n
pocket corners, ends of but
tonholes especially bound
ones, and other places likely
to get much wear or strain.
Bindings of bound button
holes and pockets should be
narrow, squared off securely
at the ends, and finely stitch
ed
Linings and the way they
are put in are good quality
guides The lining should be
neatly and smoothly fitted
with expansion allowance —
usually a pleat in back,
and neatly put in with fine
stitches around the edges and
armholes Linings in the
best coats and suits are tack
ed securely along shoulder,
side and armhole seams to
hold the lining in place Lin
ings that fray easily should
have large seam allowances,
the seams shou 1 d be finished
with stitching that protects
them from later wear and
cleaning
If the coat is open at the
lower edge, check the inter
lining. Often the lining and
When clouds are looking
darkest,
And egg prices declining,
A flock of HI-CASH pul
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Bring bark the silver lin
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Lancasler Farming,
interlining are seamed, to
gether and installed as one,
resulting in bulky seams
that cannot be pressed fiat,
make the coat look untidy,
and are uncomfortable for
the wearer. The interlining
should be tacked securely to
the coat seams.
HOW TO CHOOSE A HAT
When buying a hat, keep
in mind figure, not just your
face and hair Shape of face
and hair styles are import
ant, but remember that peo
ple will notice your overall
appearance; select a hat that
is also in proportion to your
figure size
The petite person should
wear small hats with dainty
trims and materials A hig
crown will add inches to the
short figure, but such a hat
should have small-scale tnm-
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mmg and should be kept in
good proportion to the
length of figure and face.
Large hats usually look out
of place on a small person;
cartwheel hats, especially,
should be avoided if you are
small.
Larger women should
choose distinctive, becoming
hats with some bulk Profile
hats and draped berets are
becoming while small, close
fitting hats and pillboxes
should not be worn if you
have this type figure. A
small hat makes a large per
son look even larger. Avoid
tall, narrow hats or very
wide brims if you are tall
and thin.
Except for the small hat
worn on the back of the head
or as almost a part of the-hair-
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Emlen H. Zellers
Secretary
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