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-- a i ¥ q j THURS., JANUARY 2nd, -1930 THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 7 Fashion Tancies tf i ae ss SS And by that one doesn't mean that it has been relegated to ob- livion! Far from it, for it has taken a decided hold on the par- "ticular rung of fashion's ladder to which it has been allotted. Last season we wore jackets for evening, for afternoon and on every occasion. Brilliant, glitter- ing things, they were, too. So, now we have become attached so strongly to their charm that we are making them of lace and wearing them' oyer our nighties. The ensemble shown is' of peach satin cut on princess line and enhanced by godets of black Chantilly lace. Tucks : indicate the normal waistline and the jaunty jacket is made of Chantil- ly matching the inserts. And -- so to bed! The Glory of the "Sable ~ Vested Night' > =f > I'm sure that when the poet penned that expression he never dreamt that fashion would pounce on it and develop one of the love- liest evening frocks of all times. Literally has the couturier car- ried it out in this gown of sheer metallic brocade of an indefinite floral pattern in silver, green and rose. Developed on princess lines its severityis broken by the soft drapings which swathe the figure. The panel of uneven length is placed at a low point of the gown diagonally accented by the bor- der of sable. And the night takes » onanew glory when one contem- plates the triumph of such an ex- quisite creation. Farmers Not Immune Working outdoors in the fresh air, as they do, you would hardly expect to see a farmer in the condition of Fred! However, farmers overwork themselves, too, especially when they are young and ambitious and have families to support. Fred got --the *flu, not only once but several times; couldn't shake it off, and finally the trouble settled in his lungs. "Tt was a lucky day for me," said cal care, rest bh is fighting his way back to health and e. nora does the Muskoka Hospital bring reHef and hope to the victims of consumption, but hendicapecd by lack of means--it must appea! to you Y for firyou ane send a contribution to W. A ariton and A. BE. Ames, 228 College Street, Toronto 2. \ The Charm of the Season's psshiont The sophisticated woman is clever enough just now to adopt an attitude of demure naivette. And so is that most subtle of fab- rics--chiffon. They both know that this is the secret charm of the season's fashions. This af- ternoon dress sketched above shows how exquisitely chiffon has achieved this delicate style ambition. It is really amazing to see how many frocks are tak- ing it as a model. In choosing a deep purple the gown proved at the start that it knew which color was leading on the. color chart. Other discrimin- ating details are seen in the all- over fine shirring on the bodice and long tight sleeves. The shir- ring also peeks from beneath each of 'the series of wide ruffles that decorate the skirt. Tiny bows on the narrow ribbon belt and occasionally on the round neckline are a quaint trimming touch. -- Green Kid-- a Sure Bet Green kid is taking no sporting chances on popularity when it fashions such a jacket and chic beret as the one shown above. It's a sure bet placed on a costume favorite for any race the "best dressed" women of the outdoors may. run this winter. It makes a smart start with a skirt of gray, green and brown mixed tweed which is cut for freedom of action. The same tweed lines the short jacket. A blouse of green wool angora takes a sartorial turn with a tai- lored collar and closes with a fashionable showing of buttons. There is no need to add that the snug beret takes the honors of the sporting season. Buddy Rogers in "The River of Romance" with all-stars in the cast, at-Broadway Theatre, Fri- day and Saturday, also serial and comedy. "COME, NICE BIRDIE, BACK TO YOUR CAGE" A es dae. --Duffy in the Baltimore Sun Are You in Need of Printed Stationery e LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES STATEMENTS, INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS CARDS CALLING CARDS LEAFLETS, PRICE LISTS or any other printed matter usually printed in print shops If your supply is low, bear in mind that we are at your service with experience that insures first- class work. Job Printing is Our Business May We Have Your Order? INFANT WELFARE CLINIC ~ COLUMBUS HALL EACH THURSDAY 3 to 4 p.m. Haileyburian Job Department | Accessories Are Now ""Necessaries"' -2}) Accessories that are no longer accessories, but "necessaries". Fashion has completely changed the definition of this word in the wardrobe vocabulary. For smart bags, hats, gloves and bonnets are no longer incidental accom- paniments of our costumes, but, rather, prerequisites. It is slight wonder that coutur- iers are going to such lengths (especially in the matter of gloves) to make these important items chic. Just note the beige suede gloves stitched in black, sketched above, the black suede handbag with a single clasp of ivory accentuated by a bit of blac lizard, and the black suede opera pumps also lizard trimmed, and you'll see why theyre all "neces- saries." A black broadcloth tur- ban completes the tout ensemble that is bound to lead many cos- tumes to success. Tonight, last showing of Laura La Plante in "The Love Trap" at Broadway Theatre. BECOMES PRESIDENT OF FIRESTONE COMPANY KL, Announcement has recently been made that E. W. BeSaw at right) formerly Vice-President and General Manager of the irestone Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Limited has been promoted to President. Mr. BeSaw started with the company in 1909 as a salesman and has had a most brilliant career. Harvey S. 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