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,ihan ee to bleeve treat-
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usiwciallv with the new
-iorl..,.teil suit in mind, is
l.ort. I"" K'vv" vuvt-i a wic
Mies the arm to tne eiuow,
so designed that the wrist
ut carries out the width of
s tulip sleeve.
Long Cloves Too ,
lit gluve, which goes equal-
wiih short sleeves, or wun
e wide kimono sleeve, is
l'oiisii'. elegantly detailed
;il the wrist to give a grace
eat mid-arm.
luiip gloe is stressed for af-
h snd cocktail wear. Many
tvpe of glove designs de
tail colot and extravagant
of leather tor effect. They
from elbow to shoulder
of the smartest color coor-
lis for Spring is matching
nd ready-to-wear with bag
ks hi a contrasting shade.
mion to color and length,
, you should consider the
interest of your accessories
Tt roo", s'ioo by Town and
'.vl. Country In the rnv tn 'on sir,n- "''it '-:
1 tung hai a hi'h. shaded wedce, . ' "
platform sole end as.vir.r.ietne' .n V.-V
strapping. . v' . .
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A week-eiider and two-suiter ol
satin-finished top grain cowhide
designed by Morris White to re
flect the excitement of travel.
and ready-to-wear this Spring,
For instance, glace gloves teamed
with calf shoes and bag, provide in
teresting contrast 'for rough coun
try tweeds. Soft doeskin gloves and
velvety suede in shoes and bag are
the perfect complement to ricTi,
glossy satins and taffeta. Iland
sewn doeskin gloves, medium-heeled
suede shoes and a boxy suede
bag accentuate the rough texture
of fleece or casual tweeds.
But, "whatever your wardrobe
plans for Spring, remember that
new accessories mean drama for
new clothes, or fur last season's
left-overs.
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GLOVES
97c to $2.98
BAGS
$1 to $5.95
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Chanda's forward looking young
Miss Napeleon bicorne sailer pre
dicts Springtime's new millinery
fashion scene.
l'or Spiini! 'CO necessories in Ihe ti.usi of le;,thers svt an rlcjant
mood for the cocktail hour. Lonf, washable, hand-sewn doeskin
gloves by Kislav reflect the fashion influence of the twenties. Trif
ari's jewelry which is opulent enough to be real completes the costume;
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' Mid-century version of Victorian
jewelry by Coio. quaint medal
lions paved in seed pearls, the
center a gleaming solitaire aquamarine..
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Kinme designs a peaked bonnet
of emerald gro.jrain. A'pink silk
rose soiu's hiqli froM the tio of
the- tiered ."artichoke" crown,
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The Spring 1930 version of a fav
orite .classic in a soft tone red
calf spectator pump designed by.
Johansen.
An epenul-up slioe designed by
I. Miller for wear with suits mid
tweeds-. Punnhwoik cutouts and
wall toes are important details.
Peg Fischer creates an asymmet
rical bonnet of red. while and
blud polka-dotted silk. The hrhn
is accented with soft ribbon
bows.
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A forward-moving elllpllcal sail
or of pearly mauve slraw is de
signed by Sally Vielor. It is
triirinied with a cluster of satin
bows.
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This imported' linen raincoat, by
Lawrence of London can easily
double as a Spring coat. B.G.E,
buttons trim the garment.
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Christian countries, but its peo
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Here arc the Rayest styles
that will tread the walk
on Easter Sunday.
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Spring navy san
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LJ $7.95 to $49.50
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Lemon wool -suede
short coat, double
breasted with flap pock
ets and unmounted
shoulders.
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Navy wool gabardine
suit with side Interest
skirt, belted jacket and
button accents.
Speckled tweed touch
ed with natural linen
collar and cuffs. Slot
pockets and belt.
DRESSES
$3.95 to $29.95
The synonym for Spring in the
lanftuaf'e of fashion is a new
coat and a now suit. Our new
Spring collection was garnered
with an eye to what you want
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And want to pay. The advanced,
yet modified styling assures you '
seasons of fashionable wear. A
wide range of junior misses'
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and women's sizes.
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