INCRE is glorifying the
gutumn landscape with
no richer coloring than that
which fashion is lavishing on
the new knitted costumes.
The browns, and, by the
way, special emphasis is
being placed on brown in the knitted
realm for early fall, the wine reds
and greens and golden hues which
radiate from the knitted mesh of the
new sweaters, suits, frocks and en-
sembles are in very counterpart of
the warm tones which glow in the
setting of an autumnal sun or in the
painting of the myriads of falling
leaves which are even now carpeting
the earth.
In making selection of the new knit-
ted outfit, the Important role which
has been assigned to brown is a point
well worth considering. So pro
nounced is this flair for brown that
even the shoes one wears with the
knitted costume are expected to be
in barmonious brown. The girl
seated in the picture is wearing new-
model brown kid oxfords with her
lacy-knit brown dress, the same be
ing distinguished with clever cutout
work at the sides,
The outstanding style points other
than its color in regard to the dress
are its long sleeves and, most im-
portant of all, its flattering yoke of
white crochet, the buttoned collar of
which stresses the high neckline which
is so essential to chic this season.
The novelty of this yoke bespeaks
the fact that it is not alone the color
glory of the newer knitted costumes
which is capturing all the honors for
when it comes to “ideas” their name
is legion. Here's citing a few of them,
such as, for Instance, the cunning
detachable capes which top many of
the recent Incoming knitted frocks,
sweaters which are made suspender
PCB BASAEY
and leg o'mutton sleeves, If you please,
and square neck and all sorts of
scarf manipulations. ‘Then there is a
Jacket with the Knitted dress
You will be interested, too, in the
perfectly lovely which are
knitted of thinnest zephyr, or silk, If
you can afford it, done In Irish
pattern. There are no words to de
scribe the chic and the charm of this
knitted fashion de luxe, so we will
leave It to imagination to picture or
better still go and look them up. They
are a revelation In knitted artistry.
And ‘there's the Don't
forget sweaters. Not that yon could,
if you would, for sweaters feature
most spectacularly throughout Knit-
ted sections this season. If you are
up and doing, you will be wearing a
“scrumptious” sweater with
your new tweed or suede-like cloth
swagger sult this fall. Paris cout
riers are creating outfits
consisting of jucket and shirt of cloth
with hand-crochet sweaters instead of
the usual The three piece
pictured to the right is typical. The
sult Is made of black velvety cloth,
the jacket boasting a very gay lin
ing. The jumper Is hand crocheted
and observes all the new rules of the
fashion game, such as the sqnare
neck. the to-thewrist sleeves with
full top and the touch of bright col
or which enlivens black these days—
the latter in this instance accom
plished via embroidered designs done
in multi-toned angora yarn.
© 1931 Western Newspaper Union,
dresses
ince
sweater!
blouse
stunning
blouse,
FALL OUTFIT THAT
HAS ITS “APPEAL”
Knitted things have a new impor
tance this fall. Their materials are
firmer and they have a more tailored
quality than they have ever had In
the past.
There is a new three-plece outfit
that's stunning, with a skirt of un-
even check of diamond pattern in
black and white. The sweater is one
of the most Interesting weaves ['ve
ever seen and you'd declare, as | did,
that it was hand-done. [t's white with
a touch of black, and black-ribbed
band at the hips and edging the el
bow sleeves. The coat is seven-eighths
length, semi-fitted, with tailered lapels
and slit pockets, fastening at the waist
with link buttons. You couldn't have
anything smarter for the street as well
as for the country, for early fall. It
comes In other color combinations, too,
if you want something brighter.
The tweedy knit effects are espe
cially good. One, in grayish tones,
with diagonal ribbing, has a skirt with
a bright green crush girdle of jersey
that fastens with two buckles A
white sweater is knitted in self stripes
and has the new high neckline.—~Kan-
sas City Times,
Felt and Feathers Will
Trim Fall Millinery
Some of the new felt hats ace
trimmed with felt, many are trimmed
with velvet, and some feature feath-
er trimming.
One of the latter group has an
unusual boy placed on the edge of
the brim over one eye, made of a
pordeaux red leather the same
shade as the hat
Another has a crown entirely cov.
ered with feathers. Bows placed to
the fore part of the hat, be It a
brimmed hat or a turban, are note
worthy of the fall millinery,
Stripes of All Kinds
Paris has taken to stripes with more
than a little enthusiasm and Roman
stripes, eandy stripes, pin stripes and
pold zebra stripes are featured In
bright colors or two-toned effects In
sutmaner clothes designed for the smart
8.
BROWN AND WHITE
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
Work out your color scheme for
your early fail coat or suit in brown
and white if you would keep pace
with fashion's step. The model ple
tured is a forerunner of coats to be
for the crisp autumn months. It Is
of brown and white tweed and is
trimmed with brown and white fur.
The ensembling of this costume Is
perfect from a color standpoint. The
little velvet toque Is brown, ‘The
fact that it is velvet is significant,
for most of the initial hats are just
such clever velvet fantasies as this,
The shoes also enter Into the color
alliance, These sturdy brown kid ox.
fords have a discreet design of liz
ard across the throat. The low cuban
heels make the shoe practical for
autumn walks, They also assure com
fort during the shopping hours.
Two of Us
By DOROTHY DOUGLAS
© by McClure Newspaper Byndicate,
WNU Service
OBIN STRAKER, known to all his
many friends as Bin because he
seemed always to have been every.
where, sat down for his breakfast of
fragrant sausage and fried tomatoes
which he had prepared himself. Bin
liked getting his own breakfast, He
had one or two funny little habits
~perhaps one was the aftermath of
the war,
Anyway Bin always spread down a
fresh newspaper on his small table
instead of a tea cloth—not necessarily
was less trouble and always clean,
As a matter of fact, Bin, had ac-
habit while, during
the war and far out in No Man's
Land, he might have had a moment
suming bully beef or other dainties
of the soldier's life.
His breakfast
altogether
was a better
those of war
now
than
“By Jove! That's funny,” and Bin
the Personal that had
called forth his ejaculation.
“Robin Straker: Information want
Please communicate,
Frances."
Robin Straker knew, of course, that
he was not the Straker mentioned
He finished his breakfast, gave the
his card.
A young lady entered and
Straker caught his breath, He was
instantly glad that he had the habit
of spreading a newspaper
place of a tea cloth
that sudden
the One
moments in life
glorious moment
arrives,
est
when
This young lady
struck In the same way
was lcy—s0 that Straker
dered if he had suddenly wandered
the Ni |
was, however,
icy
wth pole
ger nat
A518
“So you are Robin Straker,
* the fair one asked frigidly.
“1 am,” said Robin, “but not—"
like a man.
a cowardly, hateful way
girl—marry her and then desert her’
“1 say-hold put in Straker
finally getting a in through the
ice-bound regions, “you're making a
mistake, I'm not Robin Straker
you're so flattering "
on"
word
the
Oe
her eyes opened wide,
demanded,
i | say-—you
not answer the appeal?
“Well—if you're not the
“I'm very sorry,” she sald, "and
“As a matter of fact” sald Robin,
last breath, There
was a bit of a brawl—in Mexico—in
I think It was, and he—Bob
ftraker—shot himself-—he was" but
“You might just as well say It"
was making an effort to ascertain for
absoute certainty that she is free 1
had never seen this Robin Straker
and naturally didn’t know"
““Yon need not apologize any more”
sald Bin, “but don't you think con-
gidering you sald such frightful things
to me-—the very moment I appeared in
sight, that you'd better atone by mak.
ing my lunch hour less lonely? Be-
sides,” he hastened to add as he saw
a natural hesitation In Polly's desire
to atone In just that way, “there is
much I must tell you if your cousin
is to be certain that she is free. Re
member—no one but myself, perhaps,
wns witness to the actual passing of
one Robin Straker” He looked hard
at Polly and added with a half grin,
“You see I can almost bar this mar-
riage of your cousin—Iif I'm not treat.
ed right”
Polly langhed, and Bin fell to won-
dering if she would sometimes laugh
that way when they wére having
breakfast on a newspaper—and-—he
somehow felt that she would,
As a matter of fact, they had their
first breakfast when they returned
from their honeymoon--on a spread
out newspaper and there were frag.
rant sausages and friend tomatoes
of Robin's cooking and Polly did
laugh-for they were very happy.
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Soft Job for Daddy
Taxpayers of Carling township,
near Parry sound, British Colum-
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been paying Nobel Doumont $640
yearly to drive his own children to
school. Doumont was hired to drive
the school bus. Of the 16 families
living in the district, however, Dou.
mont's children were the only ones
attending school,
A large halibut
letters M. R. M. recently
off Western bank
WAS
caught by
called that he had caught the same
fish two years previously off the
Grand banks, but after scratching
hig initials on its side had thrown
{ it back, as it was too small
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“He should,” answered Senator
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when its his turn to say ‘yes’ or
y ud
Obedient
“Go into the house and put on
something more,” shouted pa to his
flapper daughter.
And lo, when she emerged thers
from she had put on a pair of ear
rings and a nonchalant air.—Flor-
jda Times Union,
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