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The clothes worn at Biarritz, Deauville, Longchamps and other modish environs of Paris are closely scanned, aud the slightest insinuation of something new is avidly seized upon by the observers, professional and otherwise, at these fashionable watering places. As a matter of fact, these resorts do exert a surprisingly strong prenatal influence over the lesser details of the approaching mode--an Influence which will be more than usually potent this year because of the unusual variety of styles that the French designers are displaying. There are numerous ajtlstic Innovations and • elaborations, but there Is no evidence of a new silhouette. al« though indications point toward ait outline more involved than has beeir offered in many seasons. Sleeves, waistline and skirt length are essentially unchanged, and If these Olympic models be any criterion. It is apparent -that the autumn mode will derive its variation from the Intricate manipulation of trimming details. Plait, flounce, tunic, plaid fabric ami the ensemble^are the dominating features of the Colombes costumes. Another manifestation of the urge toward plaids is seen In a three-piece costume of Philippe et Gaston, and consists of a plaid wool dress In beige tones, accompanied by a beige kasha coat malching one of the tones of the plaid. The coat is wldely.open at the front and has a shawl collar with square-cut ends. For Formrfl Affairs. Let-it not be understood, however that the vogue for plaids extends to formal clothes. It does not, ' save when developed in taffeta and chiffon, which are worn on dressy afternoon occasions. At the supplementary formal affairs crisp, full-skirted taffeta models in monotone plaids of rose, clear yellow and pale green are In evldence upon the smartest dressers. Generally, tlioufdi, the plaid design belongs to the field of sports clothes, and where It Is not used for the costume Itself it Invariably makes its appearance as a trimming or an accessory. Thus, a plain beige or white kasha wool coat may have a plaid border, either woven In the cloth or cut from a plaid and applied In the form of a border. Or varl-colored soutache braids may be used to form plaid borders for plain cloths. This very charming Idea Is distinctly new. Many beautiful braids woven in plaid design are employed to give a touch of novelty to demurely toned suits or dresses. Some women who consider plaid effects too striking for the entire costume adopt them only for linings. * V The plaid hat and the plaid scarf are two other Important landscape notes. The bungkok, woven in plaid design and either trimmed slightly or not at all is accompanied by a wool scarf, developed In the same plaid or tn a different design with the same colorings. The trend toward the ensemble Is rapidly gaining momentum at every smart watering place on the Continent. For the benefit of those who do not know just what an ensemble Is, It Is explained' by the translation of Its name. Ensemble is a French word meaning together, and an ensemble costume Is one in which two or more of the component parts are brought together by a fabric, color, pattern or trimming which Is Identical on each. No radical change in autumn styles ts indicated by the Olympic fashions. and this announcement ts bound to cause disappointment among many who have confidently expected that fall would manifest fundamentally change^ fashion tendencies. For them there is this consolation. While minor tendencies of the mode are often predicted before the openings, it Is the custom of Paris to be entirely mute concerning basic changes until the actual moment when the new styles are launched. Which Is possibly tbe case In the present Instance. The London Modes. Since the early days of Vartfflh, flay and the memorable Dohertys. England and the social sports have been indlssolubly linked. From this alliance there has come a type of sportswomen's clothes which bears the stamp of London as clearly as the Jenny or Lanvln frock carries the mark of Paris. It Is recognizable anywhere, and It is A girl sings acconiing to her ability, and she gets married according to that of her mother. The man who says that he can marry any girl he pleases is seldom able to please one. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It Applicants for Insurance Should . Use Swamp-Root Judging from reports from druggists who are constantly in direct touch with the public, there is one preparation that is been very successful in overcoming .ese conditions. The mild and healing fluence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stand* the highest for its remarkable record of success. An examining physician for one ot- the prominent Life Insurance Companies, in an interview of the subject, made the astonishing statement that one reason why so many applicants for insurance age rejected is because kidney trouble is so common to the American people, and the ' rge majority of those whose applications •e declined do not even suspect, that • • ley have the disease. Dr. Kilmer's - wamp-Root is on sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to test this trreat preparation, send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing, be sure and mention this paper.--Adverti*a»e«fc. One Way of Figuring "Are you behind in your feoardfr* "No, I'm ahead--the landlady'* behind." Flesh Colored Crepe de Chin* Costume, Chic Sports Model. differentiated from the French sport frock In that It has a distinctly more bristling, active atmosphere. A glance at the British Empire exhibition at Wembley emphasizes this pure English sports clothes strain despite the fact that the models shown are the Joint contribution of every section of the British empire, from South Africa to Nottingham. Flannel^ cretonne, English and Scotch woolens and jerseys In many shades and designs are the principal sports fabrics seen at fhe exhibition. The typical frock Is cut on simple lines and is distinguished by either n complete absence or a minimum of trimming. There Is nc attempt at elaboration of details and, for once. Paris Is entirely forgotten in a collection of athletic models which express the active English sportswoman and not her passive sisters from other climes. Sports blazers of flannel, trimmed with brass buttons and cut on mannish lines, are particularly effective on links, court or In the galleries. They may be used at the end of the game by the player, or they can be wore in cooler weather by the spectator. Cretonne coats , and jumpers are also In evidence and they serve the. same pur* poses-as tliej blazer. Lace Panels Are Much Admired Cry for "Castoria" A Harmless Substitute for Castor 0ilf Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups -- No Narcotics! Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over SO years to relieve babies and children of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverlshness arising therefrorp. and, by regulating the Stomach •Old Bowels, aids the assimilation '«* Food; giving natural sleep without opiates. The genuine bears signature of The Wembley exhibition also Includes formal clothes, but these accept the leadership of France and follow the tenets of Paris except for the fabrics which are essentially British. English woolens, Nottingham laces and South African feathers express the nationalistic fashion tendencies ttae empire. Panels of Nottingham lace characterize the dress which was most admired In the exhibit. The pattern of the lace is picked out with fine beads on the net, and there is a looped bead fringe finishing the scallop of the panels. A large cluster of flowers and grapes at the waistline and a second group on the right shoulder were the only touches of color on the cream ground of the lace. The Youthful Clothes. Touth may be fleeting, but no one will ever guess It If modiste and couturier continue to cater to the misguided tasVe of that portion of femininity who cannot understand that the belle of t'he 1905 prom has become quite archaic in the eyes of the 1924 alumnus. The war started It since tlio cessation of hostilities the urge toward youthful clothes has rap- Idly gained momentum, until Inst season every new design, whether created for sub-deb or dowager, was motivated by the Ideal of eternal youth. Within certain limits this tendency is distinctly praiseworthy--no- one wishes for a return of the times when mature women clothed themselves In sober, fctraight-laced gnrmots and then settled down to become passive spectators to the end of their days, but when fashion sends forth grandmothers with short skirts, short hair and the much-acclaimed natural silhoueite. It Is "obvious that something bas blurred the esthetic vision of the creators of the mode. A new mode is in making. In a short time the Paris autumn collections will be ready for the eyes of a waiting world. It is the custom of the Important designers to seek inspiration from historic epochs of the past, and our suggestion Is that they refer to the much-disdained Victorian period for nd | the fall styles of 1924 Interesting Negligee Made on Simple Lines It setpas as if there never was a time when \fomen were" allowed so wide a scope In the matter of negligees as they enjoy at present, write* a correspondent in the Boston Globe. Not only is it possible to suit all types of women, but It is al"o possible to suit nil moods and hours of the day. Satin and chiffon, old standbys though they are, are forced to make a place for many materials that never hitherto have been considered suitable for informal garments. From early morning until late at night all the hours are accounted for, and It is a foolish woman indeed who cannot take her rest becomingly. An exceedingly clever use of material is shown In a bathrobe made of black-and-white hand-blocked linen and lined with white bath toweling. A wide «hawl collar and cuffs of the same roweling add much to tire chic of the, robe, whose suitability and usefulness are apparent at a glance. Then there are simple little pullman robes in subdued colors that are made of satin or crepe de chine.; They fold up flatly and fit Into envelope bags of th£ same material. Another type suitable for the overnight visit is of allk jersey, wonderfully soft and limp. This, too, has its accompanying bag, a soft and puffy one this time, that pulls up with draw-strings. An attractive negligee, cut on severely simple lines, is made of brilliantly printed silk designed by a famous Russian artist. The peignoir 19 trimmed with clipped marabou in a clear tangerine shade. Remover of Grease Stains To remove petroleum ointment stains, wash the stained part of the material in warm water and soap; rinse, and apply chlorinated soda. Watch as Pendant *• The newest'pendant Is a watch elab< orately ornamented. 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