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Shoppin
One of the prettiest nightgowns we have ever presented— and only $8£5. The new round yoke is of lace, edged with net. The graceful pointed hem is also edged with net. Of crepe de cnine in flesh, peach, orchid or nile. Sizes — 16; 16 or 17
Two charming pieces of underwear. The daintiest corset of crepe de chine and elislic, made especially for girls or small women. Flesh only — 98.60. And heavy crepe de chine bloomers wUh knee bands, finished with georgette petals. In white, flesh or black for $3.95. Sizes, 21, 23 and 25
This chemise of French crepe de chine is of an unusual design that follows the line of the new silhouette. You will find that it will fit trimly under your winter dresses. It has bands of georgette and feather stitching in front. Attractively priced at $8.95. In flesh, peach, nile or orchid
Four little things that make the costume. The Dunhill vanity case, for instance, is New York's new smart accessory. It is a twin sister to the popular Dunhill lighter. Of plated silver or gold with lip stick, powder and rouge. A delightful thing to own. We can supply refills too. Price — $5.00
The putt-on gloves of washable glace kid are a real find at $2.75. Colors — willow and acorn. Sizes
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The adorable colored hand-made handkerchiefs of
fine batiste have Mosaic motifs in the corners.
Only $1.75 a dozen
And lastly, a choker necklace of French pearls for $0.95. The drop ear-rings to match are also $0.95
Shopping Tips
By Carolyn Van Wyck
THIS is the month for buying your winter furs, and I cannot too strongly advise you against purchasing cheap skins.
It is the day of imitations, and you will pay a good price for some new fur, brought out this year, which will serve you for one season oniy.
Baby lamb is probably the smartest of the season's pelts, and, combined with sable, is a thing of beauty.
Goat, unborn, brand new, or full grown variety, is good. They dye it in shades of brown, beige or gray. White antelope, natural seal, shaved lamb — the list is endless. These are the fads for this season, but they are not warm and they do not wear particularly well.
This is rather hard on the girl of limited income, who could formerly buy a substantial fur coat and have it remodeled each year.
Since this is no longer possible, if one is to be chic, I would advise you not to have an off fur coat this winter. The faddy furs will not wear you another year, and the fashionable skins are very expensive.
Get a good looking cloth coat, fur trimmed, and have an extra wool lining put in for warmth. This will serve you in all kinds of winter weather, and will have far more style than a cheap fur wrap.
This is to be a fur winter. Dresses, coats, and even hats, will be fur trimmed, so if you have any odd pieces of skins put away, bring them out and dress up an otherwise plain coat or frock.
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