ROM the crown of her head to the sole of her foot the fash- fonable woman dons sporting toggery which 1s the result of the effort of specialists to afford appropriate attire for every butdeor sutsement of the Winter season. A monkey coat, so called on account of Its novel cut, 18 one of the last inventions of London tailors. It is a sleeveless jacket, with the fronts cut in poluts a little below the waist a small skirt yoke showing embroidery beneath, and a parrow polated reaching to the hem. A fur scarf supplies protection for the arms, Chie velour hats are modish for outing wear, either in black or colors, the latter being favored to match some bight Sport coats or to liven up a sowsher suit. One of the most attractive widseason hats is the white turban on the model in the center of the page. It! is wide of soft cream white felt and has a brim of coney fur, upturned and bent as the wearer chooses. The charms of this and many other hats of the hour is their extreme simplicity. Searcely any trimming at all appears on sume. Now an artificial gardenia with a dark green leaf or two is sufficient and pleasing in effect. Dark fur hats with narrow close brims and in turban shapes are popular and elegant Longer furs, like raccoon and; sable, ave used for warmth, par- adarly for motoring. Many practical full length motor coats are seen in s expensive grades of fur, such as astrachay aud raccoon. Leopard skin coats sre an estreine movelty, as 1s the sawe fur in muffs and for trimming. g - 1 FURRY successor of the fashionable "bride" of smart winter hats is & chin strap of fur, matching a ¢ap to which it is attached. This novelty is the latest idea In headgear for winter sports. It is a veritable Dave Crockett frontier protector, save that a bunch of flow ers is 4dd€d on one side to give the feminine note, indispensable in the "nearly mannish" attire of the ultra smart woman, Frescia is the blossom on the cap pictured. The fur is raccoon. For winter sports in the north, like skating and tobogganing, these fur hats are destined to be popular, while they serve another purpose for motoring in cold weather, Only the flowers or a rosette of ribbon distinguishes the girl's fur chin cap from her brother's or possibly her chauffeurs. 8128- Outing (bat onlCimona Lines RT goats continue to answer | sanction of French modistes 's, demand for an In- | just now for useful dresses. ' formal garment, which can- oo be replaced by any of the nany other kinds of wraps Bow & part of the well equipped ward- Whatever elsé occuples many Bours of the day, some at least of the holiday season are given to outdoor For golf, motoring, skating and to- ing strong woolen materials, or English mixtures, are made up this season In a variety of trim looking coats of (three-quarter and seven-eighths length. What is gener- khown as a "sport" coat has quite ted the skirt and jacket for The coats are worn over a of plain serge or a | tk mackinaw has g'° n coats with the ad- the cold season. Two new this page. The sgt i HE h i 5 : . the newest materials. They ) but that A +8 In black . The set-in and is preferred } authorities. This garment, thirty-four inch- § Er {In the center of the page is one of the latest models, | showing the effective use of plaid silk with navy blue serge. This has a ki- ! mono blouse top and plaited tunic, with {a wide front panel of the serge in the skirt and on the blouse. Fancy bone | buttons in blue and white supply the | requisite color contrast for decoration. |The .blouse ia closed at one side and has a collar pointing out over the shoulders with a graceful line, There is a wide belt of black satin. | A variety of other combinations of material might be effectively made up | after this model with pattern No. 8094 | Price 15 cents. | Knitted Sweaters In Fancy Weaves. Knitted sweaters have attained new ! importance since manufacturers have produced them in high grades of silk, | changeable effects and fancy weaves. | They are also fashioned to fit the figure smoothly, even when made of heavy woolen yarns. Clecks in two colors are novel and come by way of Paris, where the idea is attributed to Paquin. ** The rangz of striking new art color combinations is bping tried out in the sweater of the hur. Combinations of orange and brown, violet with yellow, green and ochre, and vivid blue with » gray, are some of the effects seen ei- ther in changeable weaves or with bor- ders; collars and pockets of contrast- ed colors. Many soft woolen sweaters almost re- flect the coloring of the Scotch heather and marcon, with a plain two inch green band' around the edge. Golf stockings and a cap are woven to match. Attractive lines of knitted silk scarfs | for men, wofhen and children are being J 2614 1 & Midy Yarigty of Solar. Ruffles In Sight r For Spring Skirts. » Plaited tunics, such as that illus- trated, and many more flounces of various shapes and widths point to a ! certain return of ruffies for spring and | summer. Just how they will be used | is a matter of some conjecture, but in 'all probability the scant foundation I#kirt will remain, with the fullness ! given only by the flounces. One of the made in a single 'latest words from the center of fashion § creation' is that a spiral flounce will Lbe worn In corkscrew effect. Just how i pleasing this can 'appearis proven by , advance models. There {is going to be a new vogue of batiste, embroideries who like caviar, one 2.7 can be made of it. Gift Sachets for Fifty Cente AND embroidered linen sachets are dainty and at the same time practical, as they can be laundered as easily as a pocket handkerchief. Two very attractive shapes are shown in: the fllustration, which one may make for 50 cents, including a yard of marrow ribbon, and the pattern Ne. 14594 at 10 cents. The latter includes four other pat- terns besides the two with forget-me-pot designs and eyelet work. They are made of handkerchief linen and worked with white cotton. The sachet powder is put én & plece of raw cotton, which makes a little pad in the outside cover, : The same designs can be used for jewel or menay bags, to be worn inside the clothing. ' If material as thin as organdie is used, colored satin sachets may be slip~ ped inside and show their color through. Many holiday gift sachets of the latter kin have been sold in the city shops. : - HOUSEHOLD HINTS. F one buys almond meal large gtocery stores, it roons at home and at be bought. Allow one- meal to one pound of cupfuls of flour. poonful of melted butter and a cupful of the whites and beat all very J a -- : cakes on a hot, greased, griddle, turning fo % sides. Butter, spread with jelly and roll up. . With sugar and serve on a warm dish. Thess make a good »auks luncheon dessert. Paper Funnel For Pie. the back. Large white but- on ecru grounds. Various widths of finish. It, too, is a these are coming to the retail market, UL Mike to reproduce "and some are anticipated with colored ity and because embroidery in view of the Futurist art 2 tailoring is A Dusnee on dress (fashions. ¢ A new way of syrving stewed apri- cause it appears in the very appropri-| cots is In pastry shells made ss for ate star shapa Cut a six pointed star tarts. On the top of the fruit squeese of toast { inches ncross, and on the a rose or conventional device of whip- Dl] li Ly o-deveral infs put seperate rays of ped cream pressed through a vemry @ y 3 ne = ud) Pap alan, | so EX O4 B aid Stik sliced or chopped onion, olives, yolk of | tube, A Jit rger size tube may be ; = hard befled eggs, whites, celery and similari to mak i i - ; ~ y o © a border of pose. Ltlen wil) : . Se. plekiss, Put a tiny ball of cream mashed potatoes sround lank : But wt x ey a HY ew : : with Nay Blue of cheese In the mayonnaise tn thre mid- steak or other dish os ay lab pr 'materials have lhe : a die, With a sprig of parsley. For those. garnish for a special occasion, ap ---------- pt ce nm 'When cooking the Christmas ple; try, putting spe jit | tle funnels of white paper in holes in ernst, sb oe the steam to escape. This will preventthe juice on gravy from overflowing or breaking the crust. JOVRNAL TA AEA wt er TL et A TE NE