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U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 4*-I*2i Dainty Gifts You Can'Buy or Make Novel Powder Puffa Gay little beauty doctors are thpse up-to-date powder puffs, and ideal Christinas gifts, l’.y means of water eolor paints, narrow ribbons, laces and tiny flowers, ordinary powder pufTs are transformed into these whimsical affairs that portray saucy flappers or demure maids. One side of the puff is decorated while the other makes itself useful. Pretty Ribbon Fancies It never ocejrs to Santa Clans to leave pretty ribbon fancies out of his head at Christmas time —he merely varies them a little each year. Her 1 are garters made of ril bon shirred over flat elastic, and trimmed with lace ruffles set with ribbon flowers. A corsage flower of folded ribbon, set In millinery foliage and a small lin gerie blossom are also pictured. For the Christmas Tree Ls, All the little people for whom the tree blooms anil hears will he delight ed with toys and ornaments made from crepe paper printed with figures of children. Ornaments, like those pictured, are made by [lasting the pa per to cardboard and cutting the fig ures out. A bonbon wrapped in paper Is tied to each fine of ffaem with baby ribbnn, whien also serves to hang them on the tree. Gifts for Girls l’retty luii.* ornaments are always ! Included in the list of gifts that girls j will like. The most fashionable ones | this year are hands and coronets made j of silver ribbon, and flower wreaths j made of colored tinsel ribbons. Shirred ribbons are easy to work up Into flower forms mounted on rihlmn wound wire. A. coronet and flower wreath are shown here ZEBULON RECORD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925. JUNIOR COATS IN PARIS MODE; FROCK OF BLACK OR NAVY SATIN THAT there is an Intangible some thing not to be defined in set terms which distinguishes Paris de signed clothes from others has until recently been held throughout fashion circles. However, we are somewhat changing .mr mind us to this point, except In the case of junior modes whereof the fact remains that as a rule French children adopt more so phisticated styles than does American youth. A passing glance at the accompany ing Illustration bespeaks the fact that these two handsomely befurred tind braided coats were “made In Paris.” Tills season particularly the Parisian fashlonist is designing children's cos HANDSOMELY BRAIDED AND BEFonkED COATS fumes in replica of those of their el- 1 ders. Is there not quite a sophistkat- ] ed air about the coat to the left braid-1 ed as it is in most ornate manner? This charming model is of putty-col- ! ored duvetyn with black galons of in dividual patterning elaborating the deep collar and hem border. Then? is also the cleverest sort of a yoke sug gestion outlined with the hrakl. Bottle green cloth with border, col lar and cuffs df gray fur sounds sort of •‘grown-up’' In description, does it not? Not only does this tell tlie story of the child's coat shown to the right in this picture, but it emphasizes the fact that dark green cloakings have become tlie fashion for little daughter. In keeping with 1 lie general style t* ij' M _ TYPICAL AFTERNOON FROCKS trend, velveteen lias become a very popular material for children's coats. A fetching junior model of velveteen employs circular side portions for the now-so-frequent flare The collar .s high, tippet! with an edging of fur. The sleeves are long, showing a de cided fullness below the elbow. There are wrist hands of the fur. Approved shades for a velveteen coat of this genre include wine, navy, bright blue, hunter’s green and a lovely shade known as twilight blue. I'reoept and experience teach us that happy medium brings con tentment.” Even in the matter of dress this age-eld adage rings true, for it there Is one among our frocks more than another which brings content ment in the possession thereof, it Is a soft silke., afternoon frock —the sort which serves as "a happy medium” between the simple sports frock and tlie formal evening gown. Considering the Importance of the afternoon frock. It behooves one to give thought and care to its selection. The success of a gown depends largely upon the material of which It is made. For real service and satisfaction satin crepe has stood the test so admirably that It still remains the favorite, al though It finds quite a rival in flat crepe because of its dull finish. In deciding on color one never makes a mistake In choosing navy or black. This season these dark shades are most fashionable enlivened with a dash of gay color. For instance the modish frock of crepe satin shown to tlie right in the picture depends on handings of pansy velvet ribbon for its “touch of color.” That this ribbon is elaborated with gold thread pattern ings Is not surprising, for scarcely anything in tfie way of trimming es capes the influence of the vogue for metallic effects. s* The same is true in regard to the companion frock shown, Its decorative feature consists in a braiding of brick, blue and silver. Note the word silver for even more popular than gold is silver in ttie scheme of mil linery and costume decoration. This gown, by the way. uses navy fla, crept ! in its making. Green in all its versions is s:ronglj endorsed in the fall collection <»f aft ernoon gowns. Aside from til* green range mahogany and henna are very popular. In dull finished crepe hois de rose linds special acceptance, while purples and the wine shades are in high favor, not forgetting the brilliant blue shades for which there is a re markable demand. It will he seen by 1 tHe above list of colors that. fashion is not following In its usual course, but records a definite departure when it comes to colors for this season. JULIA BO+TOMLEY I'd’ilt, Wei Urn Jicwapaper Tuloa..) Sedan sl7), f. i. Lansing, Mub . More Power! More Pull! More Pep! Low-cost Transportation Star Cars P« I c*i: f.t.b. Laming, Mteb. COMMERCIAL CHASSIS . . . $425 ROADSTER $525 TOURING Jy2s COUPSTER svjy COUPE $675 * COACH $695 SEDAN $775 DURANT MOTORS, Inc. 250 West 57th Street, New York General Sales Dept.—lßl9 Broadway, New York Dealers and Service Stations throughout the United States Canada and Mexico Plants: Elizabeth, N. J. Lansing, Mich. Oakland, Cal. Tomr.*-', Ont. Children Should Go Clean I’agosa Springs, (*o!o., has the only public school building in tlie world heated by natural hot water. 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