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gm” to he.tlte -out polar hm
zoraameat for evening «wear this .
idqle wreath at silver leaves the tuost
lefldq lot the mung girl ~ auan it
‘Clo Iuf hohhed hair attraeti ly.

This idea is also popular th thoae

W“ long hair. although the l tter may
swear a hand

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astusrh of silver threads lding an
araa-sat of , in the lrottt, is
‘often turn lry Mrs. Fretlerieh l" littghuy-
lael. Diamondsalso appear in . hands
laud large hairpins. ‘

As a rule. the younger no do not
Ivrear many hair ornaments. A hand oi
luhite sstta is not always an the to
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senltanees regularity of leature. This ar~
hetter lor those omen ol

5 rangement is
ttha londe. lair-eonpleaiotled ype. A
‘lltll lllltd ol I930 firigltt co such 80

Long earrings ol the pendant style are
also heing worn lot evening. 3 t they

A tstube -mu-1 ~t-M2-I-s. ease» up wishes to he rehellioont a.....t....mat,~mr -t -» t--v-|-r M "W -"W:--'"~  

to the‘ capital t'ity's lat-‘Ton
evening

_ . *‘ dra . I h ell . tlte 'lit-au-
Ud is neither tr-0 llflf of 300 Illll tifyrthehazy 

 ll? 80" Dtllfil ‘"0" It For is"predo-iaant. Either entirely
‘ill’ l‘ "l‘“"l|‘ll |'|0llt" ‘fill or partly ol list is every lashionahle

5! Wlllrll -l’I0l¢ln hall-eonealed Jrap. .\linh. beaver. rltltlfllllll. ermine,
9'0‘ hulludy-anythirtglyou still. hut fur it

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' A‘t‘tttltlDlIIlloIl ol furs throughout the
337., lilllfiflril ll'°°O‘l'~' ill flrlllv whole garatr-nt.mahes a rhartntng cloak:
35‘!!! ‘Ill lillfll lhlitld Vllll 00" thus one oi ' the season's sntart one-
are the thin models and is entirely ol tvro lura. linings oi dif-
Ml ll“! fool for colt- lerent color from the outer hue are in
aifi. -, " . ruuc rot; ‘and rolling lur collars may

39*‘ l|’°I ‘Pith reveal adorathe evening strap.
bushes in handbags to cotsptm ‘ to at hall-and-hall. that a. hall
j ¢:'I2|t!n¢'. There is the ltllth lur and half fahric. are oven newer than
' which is eorrled with the lur-nixed ellects. - ,
' l ' Brillbt hrocadea adorning tnarty ol-
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‘ fish fastens with two elaaps; the eonhiaation of ertoine and hlar-k_ QI-
vdlfl NM ‘to'natelt hlaeh velvet vet is edusing comm-nt
‘fish De trora ahove I30 hid throughout the East.
g A “If? lifll parse trlflmed Circular pieces ol
garland, eqhro ifhiledoeeltter ol the garment and enveloping
V  ihue uhoare tiwd of Io~ the ligttre. is a new ernatirm. Printed
it i la thh class could he included. gelvet or plain'velvet_is al-o lteiitg vturn.

for, embracing the

afio-al_steneilrd leathersthiehhas Fancy and elaborate ate the mt-uing;.'..|_ ‘[5. ,.m.t|, un..|.tm~m- Illlflll pat--
mo-—

ledher thongs. Tortoise-shell al : one that you may we 5- per-
trith success lor vanity -rasl haps just a little-hit tnure attractive than
heavy eord had taasals he other. .
attached hy maufsllgold ‘Huts hroeades. cloth. relvet-—a|l are

ta . fuse. Another vanity ease ht-lurred. Not ‘a wrap shall the stell-
‘ he on the vrrist. lt.is dressed wotuatt treat that le not tvell set
‘ at  enamel viirh is hset off vtith fur.

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7‘; ‘ Assurance--.

 g Some. men buy clothes haphazartlly,
trusting to luck that they are in style.

However, those men who use their best

. judgment, buy their clothes at Barth's and
have the assurance that they will be correct-

y . . 3 attired according to ashion‘s latest
 :_ ictates. They know the price is right, for
Barth-Clothes are somarked at the first

 ssllin , so that they compare with thqgClear-
 since lc Prices advertised by some stores.
 We are now featuring the latést and
t;__" » % complete showitfgs in
 s t Langham.

5"  A Society Brand
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lg ' Clothes of Quality

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o‘...   . $30 to $50

 s 0tlte_rIaaltes._83Mo$3Nl.

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 an of the new shapes and styles in

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_ Fans are still favored. The a younger
.\lrs. Vautlerhilt (‘Jfllrss one of
gles bordered with black net. Oslrieh
lana are still very‘popular. and glue larg-

~tl span-

ner they are,
Vsillotv plumes are also
llovtever. leather lans are not ltlte only
.-nes being carried thi- season. idr leather
ones may . seen. too. Red is Ilte lnwfl
popular color lnr leather lam-. f

.\ err oR.m=:RIt:s ‘A'I)‘(lRN
L P-T0-THE-MINI» TE hoot!

,Btack sate.L}."'§r;gI.t.-ugh: 1.,-

; Colored Cretomtes —— Hts-

' nille rlppears.
Th.» lg.-t.~mgrt.t:us |"ul:tf- Ildl‘ .-t_\lt-as

'ol lurniture which make up llt:+lurttil|tII'

the more lav-hit-nah Cray
lat-ored or lans.

oi’ the 'up-to-the-ntittute elta ter are
toned dovtn lty draperies this ~p ing. The
‘pre\giIing ltachgrountl itt bl h. hill!
largo J.pJ|lI‘dl’ designs nl llttilrh and
(phage. or youth the rna~~i\t- loch pat-
.terns. 1

Blur-h sateen is lteing ttwtl in ltedroonts
taillt rttlttrllll t‘l~'ltInrIr‘ lDtIltl9’T‘ l*'|||*ll“'ll'
rd III‘, and ltr°-lsgfhd til the -shit‘ Illflll“

terns are living -hotstt to -d|i_hl)' ""'"'
rot)-r'r\Ill\r' lI~lr'4. ;
.\ nets ntatettal. ~tllt-lil~l' orinoha
.. l..th_ ll‘! appr-art-tl in all the ltarreptrd
‘tlraper i‘olor:- lot the lllqltr ltitttg-room

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and the ltlDlIl\.\ Duplex rhenilt-. at el
ftety material uith too tight - t-. is

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,'l‘he first noticeable detail of the well-grooiited woman

Permanent Waving
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FOR EVENING EAR

red. green or bright blue. ivi al « popular. .'
'ea|Icchlly if the evening gown is hlaeh.‘

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ll“ Ufid ill large  uith high uin- er shops vrltlyom lg" "it; ,1“. 5, .m'l T 3“ ‘.4 1"’ -.d|*” ‘N
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Wlftuetit‘ where tlrapario-s are done

- array with entirely. Silk hroeaded mate-

rial is hung as the only vtindovr cover-
tng. It routes in eeru and cream. and

_ is just heavy enough to diffuse the glar-
ing day light,

The, newest thing in uindotr «thades is
the elimination of the abrupt line across
3 “ll|4l0'I'. which is made by the old-
lashiopetl roler type. at whatever height
it happens to he fired. Pongee curtains
give a much more pleasing appearance
from the outside and serve equally well.
They do not take the plaee of the’usoal
nindoa} curtain. lttl hang over it.

CLANC£..S”.tR£ Mom:
.-tLI.L"Rt'\'C BENE.41'H ‘
am: or NEW VEILS

In Turhey. Persia. India and in other
mlltantic lands ol the lat east the vrolls
en have long hmottn the value of ht-aut).
for there it is hidden. veiled lrotn the
eyes of man. so that the subtle lore ol
dark eyes is all the more entrancing
when soltly_ cot ° the no
meshes oi the surrounding veils.

Veils llatter even the llofl unprnniit»
ing features and net’: ehartn is lent to

the eyes. the coatpleaion lo soitened and ~

snug trimuess is lent to the entire roa-
tutne.

G ..t .: U-RIAN

as its litttetut lot
‘The well-dressed uotuan of today nev- veils are a net-e-sity instead ot a luxury

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Iln rharrn and hecomingrte-9 flu an-ll

. hut. carefully ehoaeh. they are olten the
distinctive touch aeeessary for a com
plete costume.

There is the short veil which eooeeals
only the eyes. Then there are the
masque veils vthieh reveal new charat in
the eyes. Circular veils are decorative to;
plain hatsand can be worn either down
or back over the hat.

Veils can he houfit complete or hy
the yard. The oafilata vella are per
ltaps the most attractive

than to dialigure them hy anheeotning
meshes.

! Chin Strap Seen.
A chin Crap. not dlieriug es-sesttiallv
from that on the helmet ol a llriti-h
k"hohhy.” is seen on soate of the nu
hats. The hats which flaunt these ad-
lunrts are fitall and close fitting and
the chin strap, tthieh hasu decidedly (‘tr-

quettish air. is called a "la'dircctoire."

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the occasion. So not»

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Colonial

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Tea and, Gift

There is a significance in the .
fashion which food is servetl. as '
well as there is in the Sl_\'lt.' of
The efficient attd modern
methods used in the (‘olonial din-
ing room has won the approval of
all who have dined there.
no more to dine at the Colonial,
for real set-vit-e is a matter of at.-
tention—not of expense.

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It costs

  

 

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We do expert work in

Facial Massage

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Sltampooing
Manicuring

up this way:

   

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l-ei-s‘S*(l'lT.s:i.4itlE‘. ..iI.'tt7"»-.43?‘

u-ed this spring. Some Ire a hit daring, .

' most in lator.

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ll I‘! IIlC_ Iltll ll llbr‘ t.t'tK

, haaslana
ALI.-Il!I‘0RT4.NT Pll.-ISE ..t . straight-lined dread with ..t.—..m...-

The h.trhlttmt- ol every tn-tn.In'~ ward-
robe is alua_v- the suit or the street
dred-. Frenrl. serge. lludier elotlt. rep
wool. l\lllt‘IIl(l. and silk and stool t‘re|Ie<
shotv that -trees dresses and suits (‘an
be beautiful as hell as practical.

Though the too-ptrte suit is llftllfl
shown with vest»: and with bl -uses to
match. the tl'trre~[tiet‘e -uit seem» tor be
lit» routs ol these atallt
reach the hip. gtttl arr either rlreular

'” or lJu\.~liht'. lite l‘:lrttt jacket is also a

delightful nu-tutne vttth a st-rni-platted
shirt and a pet:-r p.xtt collar. \lany ol
the stills lt.I\t‘ .-u.tI~ ol t-otttrasting colv
or. The ~l«ew~ atr ttt‘.‘|rl\ all wide
and llsttstng. ' 

Sornetltittg no-vi .tt-~ tlt‘ ttitttmitigs (in
the rt'\t'r-, .t-tttml ll?-‘ I‘-lfzr oi the mills
and sleet . llt.tt«l .ttttl -uttttrhe have
rtsme lmt L to gldfr‘ tlu ltr-\\ -|‘lllt2 rluth.
ing. Some ol tltr -tttttlr-t ‘~tlll- no
other tnmmtng tlym the wularhe or
lmtid on the nut

Fttf lllr‘ ~ltt‘0l lll“‘ l1IHtmltvt‘t‘I IN‘
lavorel. uuul zltr ;tltttllltlt;!I arr lo-it to

have

The College Man ‘
And His Clothes

To a fellow at .~.chttul, an c.\pt~tt~.t.- :tct:uunt generally figures 4

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“If I can save :1 dollar or several dollars on ‘neces-
sities,’ I'll have that much more for lu.\'.uries."

One of the major "tlc(‘c:-2.~4lllt:e~"' is ('lUll't(.':%; gootl clothe:-s. You
need style, as well as wear; cl.as.~.~’c:t are hard on clothes.

We can help you work out a W itlt.-r margin on “luxut'ies" with
the new spring models wt.-‘re .~+lttm'ittg from Hart Schaffner &
Marx. They're very stylish and high quality makes them as  
tretnely low priced in the long run. '

A size and style to f it you is av. uititttz your visit to our store.
Drop in any time.

 

on one side shovra the trend ol

new
Persiln silh is used lor mot
total a lead deal. and a we hit ol Pet.
' and waist-
btuul is also popular.

In dresses also aoutache and sotststlw
etlllroidery and hraid are the latest in-
novatiota. ..\loat dresses that l|l\e ttu
trimming at the waistline l|l\t‘ soamhtttg
hanging down in the shape of -treamen
or sash.

Although the straight stint ttilltmwtlr
is in vugflr. Ill
tettslenry towards lullness.
in the coat dress llounee helm»
httees; skirts lapped in lront in a not!
ol jahot elleet. vtlttch is lined in «IA
lerent material suggests this.‘

The coat dresses are made nllltll ut
Ilia spring. tllt-uglt the trllfitttrwr‘ tllt~-
has not lost its popularity. ‘Sleeve-
tlttmgh long, an‘ being shown ltotlt in
the tight-titling type and the lluvtm;
inlet). '

ll you want to buy orssell aollrtltlng
try Missourian traut

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