THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG 'A LATE ARRIVAL [ROM PARIS ~ . TAR EE Po ge TT TOE . WOMAN'S WORK IN THE WAR | It forms a glorious chapter in the history of ln. howeyer, thin thése severe silk: en gowns. The makers understood BLAGK SILK IS I perféctly the softening of all of the | hs = harshoess taffeta has antl indeed since | Lg) J « CH IN AVOR the newer and softer wedves have been 2 = t g exploited this stiffness and shininess is | h i EA i EL LIT TLL XS rl ws ' a thi of the past. ns . 3 a Smart Frocks. | Trend Runs fo Frosks in. Which | "0 T= pis Black froeks | | | Harshness Has Given Way to | bas nothin, te distinguish ic especially nadian womanhood. She has nursed thesick } and wotinded- she has cared for the widows and | orphans. While Yorking for the Nation her work | for the can be lightened by servin | vheatoodfiatombinesdefiiously and whole. ~~ sotely ith berries orthr us AS los 3 as to thasing of ornamentation, éx- Charm and Dignity. cept In the graceful ines on which it nak been cut, and se beautifully drap- ed 1s the skirt 4nd so cleverly arranged the bodice and accompanying sash of slik thet this particular froce seems entirely differant from others. Not a vestige of anjor relieves the black gids and only a short chemibette of the { est and softest eream batiste breaks | the entire lengths of black. ; ! The plieing of this short little ves | | tee, square and low in the neck and | stopping just below the bust, brings | BE aut one of the newest ideas for sum- | mer frocks, as many silken and george | ette dresses revenl those fing; soft and | y acrofs peck TOF hoes amen, square | tractively embroidered. A summer v ty | hat, of which white tulls forms the au Satrade) Sunpivey | brim; the crown trimmed with small | troeks, appearing especially well placed | fancy. flowers completes this allure NEN TAFFEVAS ARE IMPROVED ----------_-- | Material Doss Not Split and Crack and | ts Régabded a Better Investment 7 Than It Was Some Séa- sons Age. CANADE peat] | vadd abut | None of the silk gowns for years past ALL KRREAMA { has bad Just the charm and dignity ' | that the black taffetas of this spring | have achieved. Indeed, the very silk i itself has acquired a new. suppleness { j and a softmess which gives delightful | ¥88 Shot by Bank Manager Near | drapery effects. "Again, these newer | Toronto, : | taffetas donot split and crack as once Toronto, July 29.---Pamlyeis of | they did and are therefore a mich bet- Charming frock for day wear, at BANDIT §JOWLY DYING. 5 i 4 haw he 'tae ~ {Ing outfit, .- i & ths Forii Boi Saw a ad asked | tor investment than this sort of silk | en a long apron drapery of a smart lm- | . ! i Ew Who wos thot bi the nesd. when | Was Some sesbods age. | ported black taffeta embroidery. ¥ 5 | tempting to hold up R. T. Laing, | Ruffles in Vogue. | Apron Drapery Stays, PARIS GQWNS GROW BUNCHY i | Wamager of the Bank of Neva Sco- | Since vuffies are so much in vogue | The apioh drapery will not leave | tint i Ci at Agincourt, in May. The oner has to be fod, with liquid, 8 slowly dying dn the jail' 'hospital, pris it is Interesting to note that one of 80d, the most advanced models developed ans | in black taffeta silk shows a very long A small boy's idea of a hoard of and narrow skirt withea slightly hob- | ua---1t setnss to hive come to stay-- | gush Is an Important Adjunct to Some and still hangs on froeks with which, | Garments--Wrist Léngth Qloves Seemingly, It has no relation what- | Again in Evidence. ver. However, on this particular black | MADE IN CANATA Fn . 2 | bled effect carried out by placing three Kk" the whole apron part of e¥e- | "he imported gowns from that Gear | smd oi v sn ~ A A A As Ll health Ti six meals a day. Ey | ruffles: one above the 2 with the | l6t embroidery, done in black silk { Paris are not pretty as to line gad de- |; . : : . re Ei CR EA A. | hems of the Hitle frilla tirned up fo | threads, really makes the dress, fall- | gign--not even the most ehth te TS Se -- THOMAS COPLEY } 7 I 0 the waist instead of In the usual man-'| 0g with a slight fulness In the front | admirer of French creations can en ; Ta Telephone 987 g wr [4 {e HN | a ner of placing ruffles turned down te- | Over a tight, black petticoat under- | thude over the very short skirts and : i Wanton surety . | vo h wird the hem of the skirt. This if one 'Roath. Tn the back the velvet em- | sleeves and the rhtfier bunchy look h ! oves v [1 tery ine. litmates a all Kinde 2 > of the new fancies of the spring--this broi' v "nresrs only on 8 part of the | most of them seem to have--but they ; d Of repairs and mew work; alse hard. ] E ; pf the upside down ruffie--and it gives | are decidedly Interesting and, more il i ! - a. Hoare of a udu, - ud opdeny £7 a distinctive look to all frocks and than that, even they are different from » op 5 Queen street. nr 5 Kingston Cement proves them of the latest model. On the particular black dress men- tioned, the very long front panel is un. broken from the square neck quite to anything we see hereabout, observes | 8 writer in New York Sun. { Now, for Instance, comes a white | silk Jerpey evening gown, and from _, and Ranges The Moffat gas ranges are i pt on fics a day! Breakfa J UST thing of it--three pic- st-pie- © ready instantly, cup. 2 rich cocoa; 85 cents. Six Canadian Fadories Reindeer Cocoatakes po milk--no sugar no time $6 prepare. It contains its own milk and sugar, eo just 1 add boiling water and stir == petf{ect cocoa, One teaspoonfulef Reindeer Cocoa tothe Campers, fisher. men, motorists, stay. at-homés--25 cups of the bottom of the skirt, gxeept by the rufliés, gnd untrimmed except for a straight row of black #ilk buttons placed straight down one side. The 16r mourning gowns. Certain * is . 7" gown for wom. on who Ard stylish and particular, that nothing 18 mere yp to dute at this , Bxquisite evening gown. Distinctively French, long train and gown of em- broidered wers, and beads on bladk silk; gold mohair Belt for vest. whikt, is tied in a rather large 'bow and falls nearly to the bottem of the As to the bodice, it also reveals the little short square chemisette of fine ot Hke the one mentioned. As two W revers finish the front of the bodice in a sort of surplice effect, the Bpper part of this waist resembles a Smart little Kron jacket. The sleeves fre uarters long and are finish- ed ith a Ride folded-back cuff. One of the very successful com nations for this siyle of dress is tat #£ 7 'feta and georgette, happily arranged in one instance with a long Sunle of georgette over an underneath rt of blue taffeta. The bottom of ¢ is handsomely omamented 13 a ili spgis Hil Hill g tif it Bs EF § g a 4 £ if £ 2 E > i ¥ i ai £3 fi Doucet. It is a charming thing, with long lines so very graceful that it is distinctly novel, The sash is an important thing on In this instance the sash 1s not more than four inches wide aud appears on a Lige satin frock made with the sim- plicity of a little girl's school dress, falling long and straight from the shoulders, with only the little crossed sakhes at the bust and In the back to hold in the fullness. The sleeves are very short, just the length we would call awkward, as they stop far short of the elbow, By a curious freak of fancy it seems that Parisian women wear the short, wrist-length glove, just as & used to do before the days of 1880, which scts us wondering if we shall see the old-fashioned lace frills appearing" again at the tops of gloves or shall the thin meshed mitts return? : At any rate, if a French frock among the new arrivals shows sleeves at all it is' this curious haltlength-----of course it remains to be seen whether our mak- 6rs will adopt these fupny sleeves. reason the French things always loek well on our women. DRESS SHIELDS NOT NOTION An Accessory That Is Entirely Indie pensable to the Neat and ¥ Careful Dresser. It doesn't make any difference how fashionably one is gowned nor hew expensive are one's clothes if there is the slightesf suggestion of careless ness in the care of the clothes. Dust in the folds or pleatings will ruin the appearance of the most ultra smart froek. 3d Stains of any characters slight splashing on the street ne noted for their peliability and we have no hesitation in recommending them.to our cus- tomers. All styles and sizes Products Factory Makers of Hotlow Damp Proot Cement BfScks, Bricks, Sills, Lintles, and Drain Tile, Hn EE i -------- at p" iS : : Americans have as much cleverness in Xx AT Se 1E skirt, which is drawn in with very | adapting these fashions as the French PIC {IC ttle fulness. A sash' finishes the | display in creating them, and for this REET IEEE me, A mmm ti, Mgr, H. F. NORMAN | cb iy nlc. luncheon-plenic und back has a slightly draped bustle effect Every gown, as It appésrs In many un. Li eB carried in stock! also Grave Vaults. dinner-pienic if you eat our |}| 8nd a sash, and the sleeves are long usual and interesting arrangements, io ord all kinds of Ornamental ) breac It is mighty palgtable and tight! . sometimes placed high np undef the \ iment ork of Charh and highly nutricious. It con- Just why black should be preferred arms and crossed in the front And emmon ons ar 4 ries and tains just the proper food units Klin this sort of silk frock It Is difficult again in the back. where it loops be: ! troets, for body-building and just the tn say, as for a long time black taffeta tween the ghoulder blades and then . 5 Phone 730W, gon in encour silk was left for the middle aged and falls the tength of the entire. frock, A 187 Princers Street yO a B A SE as]