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Forestalled.
“Now what shall we name the
baby?” asked the professor’s wife.
“Why,” ejaculated the learned man
In astonishment, “this species has been
-v named for centuries. This is a pri
mate mammal—‘homo sapiens.’ ”
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Street Dresses for Fall;
Style in Handmade Sweater
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THE variations of the mode in
dresses and suits for the current
season are like variations of a musical
theme that, carries a single phrase
through an entire composition. Re
gardless of the manner In which
sleeves, collars and skirts are made,
the costume, as a whole, conforms to
simple lines nnd to the longer skirt
length, things that are established in
the fall fashions. Where there are de
partures from the straight silhouette
It Is generally In the form of a slight
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In fancy-work departments are enough
to stir deft fingers Into action. To re
sist the temptation of such glorious
colors and varied yarns is not in the
power of womankind.
Then, too, what a thrill of satisfac
tion goes with the proudly spoken
words, “I made It myself.” Extreme
individuality is difficult to achieve
these days and one values the style
distinction of the hand-made sweater.
Surely it is well worth while to devote
time and effort to the creating of a
Two of the Latest Street Dresses
fullness at the front or sides of the
skirt and this is merely a modifica
tion of the mode.
In Lae two dresses pictured, that at
the left shows a favored method of
trimming sleeves and collar. The
sleeves are made rather wide and rows
of applique embroidery In an lntrleaTe
design, are applied from the elbow to
the wrist. The same design is repeat
ed in the cojtnr. The dress at the
j right reflects the vogue of tiered skirts.
! Three deep circular ruffles are placed
at each side giving something of a
pnnnier effect. The straight lines of
the front of the dress are emphasized
by rows of small tucks extending from
garment ns beautiful anti ns exclusive
as the one shown in this picture.
It is a marvel tha' stands unique
in the history of sweaters in that it is
not knit but Is darned with many col
ored yarns on a foundation of scrim.
Thus is grandma’s sample stitchery
glorified in modern adaptation.
This sweater is simple to make. Cut
scrim in whatever style blouse desired.
Sew up. Then darn with multicolored
yams forming a design of one’s own
origination, or It may facilitate the
work to stamp the pattern. This
sweater offers unusual opportunity to
express individual taste.
Speaking of hand-wrought knit
if
Pretty Hand-Made Sweater
the neckline to the hem. A belt of
bright, metallic ribbon held at the hips
by straps of the material, adds a
a touch of color to the costume.
The circular effect favored In many
new coats and dresses Is emphasized
by border treatments of fur, braid
and embroidery. Bodices are either
severely plain or very slightly mold
ed to the figure. For sports wear
there Is a decided flare for mannish
stfles In rough weaves and bright col
ored materials.
The feminine world Is taking
to sweater-knitting most enthusias
tically tills season. Small wonder Is
It for the marvelously beautiful yarns
and zephyrs which everywhere abound
sweaters, the scope of styles embraces
a bewildering variety, Including charm
ing Innovations of blouse und .jac
quette, also many sllp-on models.
There Is a new’ paisley yarn which
knits up into garments of Impressive
style. Stripes knit horizontally in gay
Colors are in marked favor. Very In
teresting revers und novelty fasten
ings which invite the use of buttons
are characteristic features In the latest
hand-made sweater modes.
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Coal prices from Survey of Current Business, February 1923.
Cement prices from U. S. Qeological Survey.
Wages, from November (1922) Monthly Labor Review. Bureau af
Labor Statistics.
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Coal and wages make up more
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The chart above shows price
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Government departments which
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Translated into “eggs and calico”
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coal would buy nearly twice as much
cement in 1922 as in 1913. A day’s wages
also would buy more cement in 1922
— than ix. 1913.
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“So you are going to marry that
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“Yes.”
“What do you see In him?”
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