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I PAGt TWO THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Fall '49 Fashion Assumes A Carefree Fashion Ups Hemlines Good News Slims The Silhouei If You Shorter Skirls Trimmer Linos Seen for the New Fa!! Sr.ivon Shorter skirl lengths. pi i liKli ii of bullous ; Me tui the fashion linn-siim-lim (1 b.u k'-'nni! cl ilotht-s llu- F.i Yt- Mm c;. , t iiii 1 1- ..'I -s. : tiOltel ataili I II thai ilnf-i- ; and 13 iim hi tui low a- fi illi he- fdl Poekf I- mi- in n i nagiiishlc -haiv and aic -idt- enliv ii ki .r,i ket- flap pot ki ' Khiivai mi pui ket- -ldt ct.; On 1)111 ill e-c- I i.r. our coat- I'm ki I' important detailing Buttons tun ! t-.t fashion f ; i t ii i , !(,' gfct to -P and Ui-.'l! Hm l-bric: id gtiiti i Hi:' -imulafed -tune- f!utt.i.'i 1 1 ill the -It-cVe and -h-i! 1 1 your tli e Flu li apr :. ? Of f lal points of i i.ti r I ifkfl- of .Mllll -nit- 1 1 itown tti. back i f ..in ' i (..a! This Kail. our rirt-ss,.. ncal and Wearable '!!) : txaese ration The -ilh back to natural. Shouldo -u(t VVai-tlines arc .-!! '1 In- shorter ski tight, rnr too full, h slim and mn1eratel full The coat drei is nredu'ei i . tie t he most pupil i.-.-hion of the coining sea-n -t,e is especially eas to w . au-e of its button-dowr . and often accompanying ti b.nk zipper It will be aval! ia-ual as well as afternoon Coat Dresses Casual coat drese must part, be slim in line wi:i purtaiit pocket and button r! ing that will exaggerate a si , , f fWt h ffi bot1on-baie dresi advertised in Good Housekeeping! Well rtbd in Nelpaca - a new royon with the olpaco-lik look tvt H fblkihg about. Crisp -with a frosty gleam, in rich fall colon. Cunmetal-black, deep green, oak-leaf red. Sizes 10-26 Nw Mtbl waltt Unftti feature en all Fall Nelly Oentt Twe raw Ncfcln 41 walrtllne. leave tttlf iV U44 Unfth. M,l, :,.u, dress. iIUsIIM I' ,( , ' , I'. -In svier ilres-es, look to f ' , " ! ':; !. .'ii-..' -l.'lioiu-ttes Oil - Si ME 1 J ,',:.V; , important after-5 ll BScOl ,,,,,, ... :'. -i i.. -sweep ill not be 0 , t.I 1kg UT J :,!, vi!i reian throughout: F f ? :" liM I ti i .i !:;nel sid-bow bodice to i f , Ii i ISh : 1 i ' " - -!!, -,;. hemhne. cut awav to f ? f . 1 gU 1 f J I . . - hit of Miur leg. v . i fi Bnl I ,3 "' skirts slim L i ii: lllli Is 1 'i'T :.- v -uf f.- this Fall is- a rt- i , !v i 1 t r. : - , :,, I I ' I i , i-' ' -Li -mi' iiin'i nenniie-I J fr 1 ' . ' - i' i . in -uit jacKM will I ' I I ! i'o ! ..i.'i.ii- ni ttetitlv blotis- I ''sfc I ' 1 I . I ......v. ' l'i bolt 2.Vineh..s is tivevJ I ' .V. I ' 1 ! .if .!.-, .s .. . . I ' & v I ."i , ,r. i.uKri i,i:in- Although.. i t; ';, it tn' ;.r.. tom-ci i..uii: "CVvFV,r tV s4c" i "'' ' sinfs th;. Fall, to make rvtJkBA.BMMilL'i ; t' i: -' lindiT roat'' M'aring . . " lie ewp'ion.i v noDii ar. v. onege gin or career r,iri liere-Mn U2 belts i!l bring a long : t ii r -int. All-around a is lor moderate Unftk - rl College girl or career girl hero's lab- ale the lal.'-t fa-liion as ucl plcalrd skirt l'he fahii.' i . a a!t hlcml ltb A i:-eo I a on. Coal news b di i-lme. Iiugi pkiv a handsi tfa 1 fell I Original Modes, m beigi. ileecv v ith a dropped yhoul-sivil-eulls which iol.l back almost to the elbow ut dis iiie leather glo i bv Kislav. belts will underscore tlu blou-rd back ol vein- suit .jacket as well as "mpha-ie lurther the casual lock .if your suit . Main beits will be in set as well as seDaratr. Others will appear only in back, while some wilt run tlirei -quariers around ou: suit jacket. As on every o;hcr item in your Fall 1949 wardrobe, pockets will be )t major importance. Jutting hip Just arrived! Our wonderful new collection of Nelly Dons . . . smart enough for anybody's taste at everybody's price. Misses . . . women's . . . half-sizes. dre for vou! The Irim bodice1 a- the slim-iooking accordion n pi tiper checked ra un-and-wool pockets will emphasize small, but tint pinched Waistlines. Faucis will also appear on your siti's. In some instances they will lie living, in others, they will be til chid down. Most often panel elficts on suits will be achieved with picats. This does away with im-ai.chorcd flying drapes and adds grace to a simple tail loin Shoulders on vour F, suits arc 8.95 to 19.95 Pleasing Prices More Woolens; All Patterns You who custom-make your clothes have a wide:' variety of woolen and worsted fabric, from which to choose, than in many a season past. Fven more pieasing are the new price range.. Mills have scaled down tlici" prices to make many of the e fine fabrics available in ll:e more popu lar brackets. From $2,!)H In St a yard. Fabrics Depart im i:t - will offer a rare choice of fabrics, pre senting wonderful po-sibiliaes to the resourceful seam-tress. New sheer dress weights, plaids and plains in companion fabrics, sporty tweeds and interesting checks permit a wide expression of individuality in cn.-iiiine design. In pattern and color the choice is w ide indeed. Patterns In the heavier coalings design- i ers have worked w it h a free and a lavish hand to produce a wide ' ; ... I range ol lancy patterns, herring- bones, fleeces in authentic clan plaids, coverts with dull or sheer finish; a permanent finish broad cloth, suedes, camel hair and wool fleeces, and chinchilla types. Developing from a trend las! season, is the fast-increasyig use of companion fabrics, plains and plaids or checks, woven from iden tical yarns, providing a variety of interchangeable garments which extend the wardrobe so effectively. Authentic plaid woolens are paired wilh plain fabrics of match ing colors in dress or skirt, and jacket combinations. Or, the jacket may be of a heather mixed check with skirt of a plain worsted flannel, color matched. In dress weights too. are sheer heather mixtures, worsted sheers, an all-worsted gabardine sheer, as well as authentic clan plaids and checks. Super plaids in plain and interesting basket weaves: are mat ed with companion olain weaves with stunning effect. Many Tweeds Tweeds continue their popular ity. They may be in pin checks or Glen plaids with companion plains for suits and skirts of the mannish lype Large checks and small hounds-tooth multi-color clucks and mannish striped suitings lend variety for the Fall wardrobe. Novelty check (weed effects ap pear in suitings and skirtings, and flannels for the mannish type ol garment. For coating. Donegal tweeds an favorites for children's weat a' well as for their elders. A diamond weave Tweed shown in light weight coating as are stripes and diagonal and wide herringbone patterns in a heavy weight. Fleece coatings in authrntii plaids will satisfy the longing foi a coat of many colors. Coverts, dull or with sheen. arT very pop ular again. Hroadilolhs are show ing themselves important ly. while suedes will be v.idi ly ired for mat md toppers. GREEN BIG Fleeces have been revived for Fall, particularly for children's wear. Chinchilla types for heavier coatings especially suitable for children, are retaining their im portant position. Now in the array of colors green continues to be the favorite both in patterned and plain wool- nore often unmounted. Collars are imall. his;h. sometimes mere loints. The trend in coats fur the coming "all season is the comeback of the nore casual style. The "dressed down" look will ippear In new bloused-back details 't will be seen in new scarfs that .vind around and grow out of Iccves or bodices. Toned Dow n, The casual note w ill he reflected n The new lyoo of snug waistlines .vith full skirts; in pockets, specta ular in size, number and local ion t will he mirrored in the new im lortanl collars thai frame and Hat er your face and in the new loose oats with slim silhouettes. The flared coal anneals in a new dim guise this season. Taking its 'tie from Paris-favored straight incs. your flared coal, (his Fall. 'ill be carefullv handled wilh ful less. in controlled hack pleats, that ncreases toward the hemline. The fitted coat, trimmed or un rimmcd. will also constitute an im portant part of your Fall coat ward robe. As will fur-lined toppers, rhesc toppers, which range in ength from 34 to 38-inches. arc! particularly ' appropriate for wear! .vith the diDping nanel dress. Thev will be shown in dressy and casual versions; in styles that are rieht for the school girl as well as the mat ron. And once again, the imnorf anro of the pocket cannot be emphasized too greatly. On coats, Dior-influenced hffih pockets will anwar fre quently placed above the bust and Just below the shoulder line. iThese are aomeHmt' smaller versions of deep hip pocltets. Big, tarry-all pockets wn on most casual coats and afe also prominent on dresay typea and suits a well. watt One of the outstanding fashion trends for F"all 49 as reflected in this authentic Milridge plaid and plain color wool creoe suit. New Knityarn Makes News Here's knit news for Fall, of rayon fiber enters the A yarn picture ens. In the novelty plaids, green is first choice with browns, rusts and black following in order of their popularity. Green also domi nates in plain goods, followed by the browns, greys, wines and rusts. 11 wear coat both belted and unbelted! Over suits, it's smartest free and flaring . , . over dresses, best when belted snugly! A versatile coat indeed, with side-slash pockets, clever curved shoulder detail. In a pure wool fabric. Sizes 8 to 18. $49.95. Ours Exclusively! As advertised In full color in CHARM 'fallen. $4 '"'I' i ,; Natural w i! a full h ir tremendous point at th, culfs. I in a piTl'usi,, ' cr than we v i terial. T!:( ;),. ,-. tiful luster and mdi i texture. Come, i including w hi c. II launder- hk siirink or run. II find it a tower found it impos-.il bare hands. i i -;ilip Want Ails -nil. dies 41 7 i 1 . UY HSU-; ,.. v." 3 t Jt ft IPif If r J ant i pari! tnaki inlerti kii'1 dominate I 'iaon. Flour k-ngthl t . n i ted to J a mure varied I
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