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His an assured place among the boudoir ap- purtenances of discriminating women, Veolay perfumes and toilet accessories are naturally to be found on the dressing table of Mrs. Thomas.

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establishment of Veolay (Maison Violet — PARIS) (Maison Violet), at 29

Boulevard des Italiens, Paris, France. Frank

isite pro- M. Prindle & Co., 267

For 100 years the most exquisite p .

ductions in French toilet requisites. ase thar aan te the United States.

IMES TOILET WATERS POWDERS TALCUMS ROUGE CREAMS SOAPS

(Above) Four of the exqui- Site Veolay articles de toi- lette—Niobe Talz, Pourpre d’Automne Perfume, Am- bre Royal Powder, and SiftAR, a dainty new Sifter-box affording a prac- tical way of carrying loose

Ambre Royal Powder.

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JEWELRY PEARLS SILVERWARE

(QUALITY- UNQUALIFIED / | MAIL INQUIRIES RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION

: FIFTH AVENUE & 3/7 STREET | New York

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» blished on the ist and 15th of every month by the Condé Nast Publications, Inc., at Greenwich, Conn. Executive and Publishing es ‘ VOGUE be aig — Conn. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Greenwich, Conn., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Editorial Vol. No. 64, No. 8 October 15, 1924 Offices, 19 W. 44th Street, New York, N. Y. Subscriptions for the United States, Canada, Porto Rico and the Philippines, $5.00 a year in advance. Whole No. 1249

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BONWIT TELLER & CO i cere

_ EIFTH_AVENUE AT 38" STREET, NEW YORK A Paris Corset for very Need

DIANE—Paris bridal corset with front and back of double faced heavy white satin, and side sections of white silk surgical elastic. This corset is entirely boneless, with soft hook and eye fastening at the side, pr re shaped to give a slender, wil- | ee 25.00

LIANE—Paris bridal bras- siere lo match the corset, of

double faced heavy white satin...... 10.50

GRI GRI

GRI GRI— Paris bandette of double net 1.00

TITANIA — Paris clasp- around corset entirely of fine mesh elastic, which achieves the minimum flat back and hips S ege — the waistline. In fles

or cherry color..... 20.00

ETOILE — Paris step-in

corset of French mesh weave

aaa a Gane dente the NINON—Paris made brassiere affine lace 0 bones at the back. ico Rr eae + Ss kawe sss :

. CIRANE—Paris sports corset with back and 12-inch length... .. 15.00 Front sections of broche, and three loose side straps

of elastic providing the pull forward which gives

14-inch length for t t the back with freedom at th

jt. a CGO MURILLE—Paris boneless step-in corset entirely of surgical elastic......... ht ae

TITANIA aor YB eTOILe CIRANE BE] Muanicce

“Pettibockers” or Sports Bloomers Made of ““VANITISILK”’ (It’s Striped)

. These ‘‘Pettibockers” are unusually comfortable. They allow you plenty of room in the seat, and yet there 1 is no noticeable fullness. Even with strenuous exercise they are comfortable.

2. They are cut long in front, so they will not bind.

. There are two bands of rubber in the cuffs, keeping the bloomers always firm and snug.

. You will find these silken ‘‘Pettibockers” deeply rein- forced in just the rig ht way, so that the hardest rubbing, strain and wear wi ii not affect their wearing quality.

|} “Danity Gatr

5. “‘Pettibockers”’ keep you warm and snug on coldest days,

yet will cling softly, so your figure always looks slim.

G6. A trial will prove them the most economical and satis-

factory underwear you can buy. Ask for it by name, S VANITISILK "— pronounced Vanity Silk. For -such a trial we suggest the Vanity Fair “Pettibocker,” Style No. 2653, pictured above.

7. Write for Illustrated Booklet C-6, and name of dealer.

Vanity Fair Silk Mills, Reading, Pa. New York Office, 295 Fifth Avenue

SILK ‘UNDERWEAR,

AND HOSIERY

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October 15

[ & : Fifth Avenue at 35th Street—N. Y. | ~ ~~ i Best & Co. fashion exhibits will be held in Providence, r R.I., New Bedford, Mass., { i Boston, Mass., New Haven, Sf a i “4 Waterbury and Hartford, ' 8 i ( Conn., Philadelphia, Pa., sf, | @ Harrisburg, Pa., Cleveland \ A yu ii and Toledo, O., Detroit, \\ 4 V7 ao] i l,i G.and Rapids, Ft. Wayne, ‘ ; and Chicago, be ween Oct. “OG 4 (A 15 and Nov. 1— exact infor- pee es A nthe. ; af mation supplied on request. ENGLISH ‘TOPCOATS 69.50 (Reg U.S. Pat. Off.)

and felt crusher hats - - 7.75

MADE IN ENGLAND EXCLUSIVELY FOR BEST’S CANNOT BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE

Best & Co. is one of the few 5th Avenue shops that makes a specialty of English sports apparel for women. We have a resident office on Regent Street in London—our representatives go abroad several times a year—and

the stunning Glenconner sport togs

are exclusive with us.

The coat illustrated is a Glenconner model for winter sports wear, tailored in London of distinctive British wool- ens—-the fur collar is selected racoon, kit fox or red fox. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20 years.

Mail orders will receive prompt attention. Write department 200

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ae Pe «Autumn Style Auguries Seac in Velvet and Satin

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7/4 Exclusively Created

Akron, Ohio........ A. Polsky Co. |

Albany, N. Y... .Cotrell & Leonard

Anderson, S. C. .Moore Wilson Co.

« Ann Arbor, Mich. .. The Mack Co.

Appleton, Wis. -

Pettibone Peabody Co. Arkansas City, Kansas

Newman D. G: Co.

Atlanta, Ga........ «J. P. Allen Co.

Ammens, Ga... 5. os. Michael Bros.

Battle Creek, “es eerie Klein's Binghamton, N. Y. ‘ Fowler, Dick & Walker D. G. Co. Boise, Idaho....... The Mode, Inc. Boston, Mass..... R. H. White Co. Bridgeport, Conn... <: Rockwell Co. Brooklyn, N. . Abraham & Straus

Birmingham, Ala. hill Joseph & Loeb Buffalo >. Ey SRSA Flint & Kent

Butte, Mont... . .Symous, D. G. Co. Canton, Ohio... Stern & Mann Co. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

‘Martin D. G. Co.

Chambersburg, Pa...... Leiter Bros.

Charleston, S. C.Kerrison D. G. Co. | i

Charleston, W. Va. . |

Coyle Richardson, Ine. {

Chattanooga, Tenn... ... The Vogue : Chicago, Ill... At your favorite store Cincinnati, Ohio. H.-& S. P Co. Ohio Co.

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Danbury, Conn. .John McLean, Inc. Danville, Vi

ee a L. Herman Davenport, dont’ -M. L. Parker Co. Fea Ohio..Elder & Johnston Co. ” Daniels & Fisher D. G. Co. Des Moines, Iowa. . .. Younker Bros. H Detroit, Mich. ... .J. L. Hudson Co. , Lowa... . k Bros. Co, Minn. .W. H. Bruen & Co. El Paso, Texas. . .Popular D. G. Co. Erie, Pa....... «Erie D.G. Co. Fairmont, W. Va. ’ 1145 Tuxedo’s latest creation interprets the fashion- J. M. ‘Hartley Son & Co. : able tunic effect and is made of crepe back satin effectively Fort Smith, a reversed to form a striking contrast. Fine flower embroid- v The Boston Store D. G. Co. ery embellishes the collar and vestee. The front is trimmed Fort We T. with dainty buttons. reieicbarg, Ve Othe es Colors: Black, Navy, gre eae and Brown. 5: : Mie Hirsh Sizes: 14 to 44. Price, $29.50 Fresno Calif... EB. a ce 1147 A Tunic Dress for afternoon occasions, developed Fort fine tao in crepe back satin, introduces uncommonly stylish lines Gr which are emphasized with bands of the same reversed. D. G. Co. Collars and cuffs are of filet antique lace; and a row of Green Bay, Wis J. H. Golden Co. buttons trims the front. Greensboro, N. os Meyers Co. Colors: Black, Navy, Rust, Cocoa and Brown. Jacksonville, Fla. ..Walter Sachs Co. - Hagerstown, Md... . *. Leiter Bros. Sizes: 14 to 44. Price, $29.50 Janesville, Wis. Harrisburg, Pa. . sei. Leiter Bros. 1144 Suggestive of youth is this saucy dress of crepe Joplin, Mo. . J. Gheseaan D. 6. Se nae : e a back satin. The plaited frill, edged in contrasting color is Kalamazoo, ] Mich ..Gilmore Bros. Hudson ae Clark ‘ draped gracefully on the front. Piped collar and cuffs, novel Kansas Cit M B. Adi 5 N.Y... K, V. ( ine. buttons and a pocket are other jaunty touches. K ile, f 0. gtr 45 = Huntington, W.Va, toe ‘ Colors: Black, Navy, Rust, Cocoa and Brown. peat Ohio. er Miller's Zenner Bradshaw Co. 4 - Sizes: 14 to 40. Price, $29.50 tacagad Re beer vane J teen! Ind. bess Field Co i New York: The name of the store featuring Tuxedo Drespes — be obtained from . M. K. .8 I Hy Inc., 136 Madison son Ave.

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Specially Priced at

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for these Stores:

Los Angeles, Cal... .Harry Fink Co.

Louisville, Ky... .. H. P. Selman:Ce.

Logansport, Ind.

Schmitt-Kloepher Co.

_ Macon, Ga..:......J. P. Allen Co.

Madison, Wis.Simpson Garment Co.

Marinette, Wis......... Style Shop Memphis, Tenn.

B. Lowenstein & Bro.

Middletown, N. Y.....L. Stern Co.

Milwaukee, Wis....... Gimbel Bros. Minneapolis, Minn... . .Dayton Co. Mobile, Ala.......C. J. Gayfer Co. naeiet. Le. ce oes va The Palace Muskogee, Okla....Durnil D. G, Co. Nashville, Tenn... .... Lebeck Bros.

Newburgh, N.Y... 2. css F, Stern New London, Conn.Rockwell & Co. New Orleans, La .D. H. Holmes Co. New Haven, Conn. .

Chas. Monson Co.

Oklahoma City, “8 ; loyd Halliburton

Ownesboro, Ky.S. W. Anderson Co. , ae Clarke & Co. Philadelphia, Pa. N. Snellenburg Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. Kaufmann’s “The Big Store” Phoenix, Ariz... .Switzer Style Shop Pontiac, Mich.......... Waite Bros. Portland, Me... ...J. E. Palmer Co. Portland, Ore....... Meier & Frank Poughkeepsie, N. Y.Luckey Platt Co. Providence, R..I. Gladding D. G. Co. Racine, Wis........ Zahn D. G. Co. Reno, Nev. . sé cece s L.-Marymont Richmond, Va.....Thalheimer Bros. Rochester, Minn. E. A. Knowlton Co.

Rochester, N. Y. Sibley Lindsay & Curr Co. Saginaw, Mich. The Wm. Barrie Co. é San Jose, Calif......... Prussia Co. ey 4 ST : : ; Santa Barbara, Cal. B. F. Kerr & Co. ni . ‘ = .. eee ee oe St. Louis, Mo... .Stix Baer & Fuller N ~~ St. Joseph, Mo.

; Townsend Wyatt & Wahl St. Paul, Minn... Mannheimer Bros. San a Calif... Willards, Inc.

Shreveport, La..... . The Regent Co } : i ‘ is Sioux City, Iowa... . Davidson Bros. i rit Spokane, Wash....... . Haddad, Inc. . { cs , Springfield, I. ....S. A. Barker Co. } Springfield, Mass. : & oo) : es Forbes & Wallace Co. 1 9 : X ult 1141 Just adorable is this pert frock of chiffon velvet Springfield, Mo. Levy Wolf D.G.Co. e. with its flowing Windsor tie and straightline skirt with side South Bend, Ind. The Elisworth Store F ; piste. Aye — a and cuffs and the smart narrow era iega f are of white bengaiine. Stockton, Calif. J. F. Donovan Co. ‘ b Colors: Black pari yy aah

Salt Lake City, Utah

Walker Bros. D. G. Co. Sizes: 14 to 40. Price, $29.50

Savannah, Ga... .B. & H. Levy Bros. _ 1140 _A graceful fold with a string bow at the side and oyacase, N.Y. 3... 253 i rich antique embroidered banding in contrasting color im- Tacoma, Wash... .Meyer Jacob Co. art pacer geet nee} oe — velvet dress which Tampa, Fla........... .Maas Bros. Washington, D. C. as a vestee and tie of self material, Terre Haute, Ind... ... A: Herz, Inc. - Frank R. Jelleff Co. cig ag ta "$29 50 Trenton, N. J. . Waterbury, Conn......Forrester Co. : “ svcndge H. M. Voorhees &Bro. Wausau, Wis. Heinemann Bros. Co. : 1136 Tuxedo presents an original frock of chiffon velvet Tulsa, Okla. Halliburton-Abbott Co. Wichita, Kan..Geo. Innes D. G. Co. —a favorite fabric for the discriminating. Its charm is en- Utica, N. Y......Doyle Knower Co. Wilkes-Barre, Pa... ..... hanced by a Src of i ieee en ecg and ; : aie a grosgrain .ribbon tie. Self color stitching and plait create : Vicksburg, Miss... Valley D.G. Co. Wilmington, Del........... an attractive pane! effect on the skirt.

Co. Worcester, Mass. .Gross-Strauss Co. Colors: Brown and Black Waltham, Mass... ....C. J. Youngstown, Ohio....McKelvey Co. Sizes: 14 to 44. Price, $29.50

If your own town is not listed inquire of the makers, M. K. @ 1. H., Inc., 136 Madison Ave., New York ‘ee .

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THREE EXQUISITE PERFUMES BY LENTHERIC AMBRE MOUSSE*-LOTUS D'OR*COEUR DE PARIS |

In presenting these three perfumes to the women of America, LENTHERIC feels assured that they will be enthusiastically received.

Two of them— “Ambre Mousse’ and “Coeur de P aris need no intro-

duction to those who know the perfumes preferred by Continental women of taste. These famous odors, in all their original charm, now take on added attractiveness from their new containments — the distinguished blue and red-

canted bottles with stopper-covers of gold inlaid with enamel.

“Lotus d Or —the third of the P arfums LENTHERIC illustrated ~is one of LENTHERIC’S newest creations—a perfume of subtly oriental bouquet. The bottle and stopper are embossed crystal; the box in gold and black, is ornamented with the lotus flower.

LENTHERIC Inc. 380.Fifth Avenue New York City

The American Depot of LENTHERIC, 245, Rue St. Honoré, Paris,

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LENTHERIC

Qur unprecedented and unrivalled “CITIANE” Cream, made and boxed in France, is the ONLY COMPLETELY successful preparation for the enbancement and preservation of the beauly of the skin. It bas not only won instant recognition from Parisian women, but is the only cream to gain the acceptance of MEN who are careful of their personal appearance. Having adopted é, you will be grateful for the suggestion.

October 15

aris 1s wearing corduroy for

almost every

REMET makes a frock of it, Mlle. Orange shows an ensemble. Yvonne Carette uses it for a new robe intime— and from the Rue de la Paix the word spreads that one must have a costume of corduroy, whether you are indoors or not.

Premet’s new redingote model is an in- teresting example of the way that house uses Waterside Corduroy for a day frock. It is slender and straight from shoulder to hem—so Premet cuts Waterside run- ning crosswise to multiply its soft play of light and shade.

In the Bois, the smart children dressed by Mile. Orange will have the tiny en- semble of sleeveless frock, coat, hat and leggings that she is showing in Waterside Corduroy; because Waterside, in spite of its rich surface, washes perfectly and wears in a way that delights mothers.

YVONNE CARETTE'’S » ““ROSALYNDE”’ NEGLIGEE

This French robe intime, when you take it off, is just a Og Square with a few scallops and slits and one or two fastenings. Carette relies altogether on the pliancy of Water- side for those gracefully draped lines.

PREMET’S FROCK “PICASSO”

In a season of simplicity the beauty of the fabric must atone for absence of | trimming. With its lustrous sur- face, deep soft pile and delicious fall colors Waterside Corduroy is espe- cially appropriate for the costume.

MLLE. ORANGE’S CHILD'S “LOUP GAROU”’ ENSEMBLE

This is how little Parisiennes are wearing Waterside—top to toe— 4 with Suede Like trimming, because their outfits not only look charming, but can be tubbed without spoiling.

(WATERSIDE CORDUROY

time of day

Indoors, the soft loveliness of Water- side makes one of Yvonne Carette’s new- est negligees. With a square of colorful, pliant Waterside, a few slits and a couple of strategically placed fasteners, she evolves the most graceful winter robe.

Special Patterns of these Paris Models

By special arrangement with these Paris houses we are able to supply patterns for each of these French models,—an entirely new service of its kind!

For the first time it is possible to obtain patterns of imported models in the same size 36 in which Paris made them. The child’s ensemble is six year size. Simply check the ones you wish on the cou- pon below, enclosing fifteen cents for each one and we will send them to you. If you will tell us the colors you are considering for the costumes we will gladly also send you, free, samples of Waterside Corduroy. Howlett & Hockmeyer Co., Fifth Ave., corner of 26th Street, New York City, New York.

Mlle. ORANGE says—

aS fees I see the little Parisiennes in the Bois, I regret that some of their charm- ing ensembles will hardly last longer than an afternoon of play. But I find that coats and frocks of Waterside Corduroy hold their lines imperishably—even their so beautiful colors— and that a great deal of wearing does not affect them atall. For that reason I would suggest it eee ed for the ‘altogether’ so much worn

y Parisian children and so delightful to look at.”

ane

SEND COUPON FOR THESE PATTERNS TODAY

HOWLETT & HOCKMEYER CO., Dept. B, Fifth Ave., Cor. 26th St., New York.

Please send me the special patterns of the French models checked. Enclosed is 15¢ for each pattern.

(0 Premet Frock (size 36) ,

C) Yvonne Carette Negiigee (size 36) (J Mile. Orange Ensemble (6 years) OD Chanel’s Coat (size 36)

Also send free samples of Waterside Corduroy in these colors

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A GOIrLe rz Se VAT

You love beautiful, soft-textured, imported worsteds, handsome furs; but you want your new Coat to meet the test of Autumn drizzles, Winter snows —without spotting or wrinkling.

Yet you cannot always: be sure that BEAUTY and SERVICE

are combined . wa -unless you SEE the Golflex label. Smart day- FOR SALE ONLY AT lime attire that KEEPS its beauty is the Golf lex ideal. abasats dimes

WILKIN &* ADLER INC., 500 SEVENTH AVENUE,N.Y.C.

GRTIRE CONTENTS COPYRIGHTED 1924, BY WILKIN & ADLER. INC

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DALBY SILKNIT UNDERWEAR

Not in all Europe will you find under- wear of such superlative quality as Dalby Silknit—which is good reason for packing itin the going-abroad }aRig trunks. Solves a RiKt

*‘On with the slim mode!’’ the voice of Fashion cries. And now this clinging new underwear, soft and sheath-

like, makes even more lissomely slender the new silhouette.

Here is pliant loveliness that really endures — because 'Dalby’s is of purest knitted silk.

For dancing

For riding — Dalby Silknits one always are superb. They're wears this cling-

ing. silk underwear. It is as plastic as youth, and the dance itself.

wrinkleless and ab- sorbent as only this knitted underwear can pe.

the season, they suggest unusually youthful lines. And they continue lovely and smoothly fitting, no matter how often they are tubbed. A special pro- cess in the knitting insures not only exquisite

HE moving finger of Fashion has

added a severe little “very” to the handwriting already on the wall. So under very straight frocks, the very chic woman finds she likes best Dalby Silknits. They are soft and luxurious as underwear has never been finish but great durability. Dalby Silknit vests, before. Their texture fine and perfect; they are bloomers, step-ins and union suits, in white, black knitted of purest silk—knitted to fit with de- and pastel shades, at the better stores. Thomas lightful smoothness. Under the lithe styles of Dalby Company, Watertown, Mass.

There is nothing constricted in the swing of the girl who dons Silknits before starting for the links.

Rose Leaf Cleansing Cream Thoroughly cleans and refines the skin. Three sizes, $1.00, $2.00,

$3.50.

Skin Freshener For toning and refresh- ing the skin. Two sizes, $1.25, $3.00.

Face Molding Cream Nourishes tissues; pre- vents lines and wrin- kles. Three sizes, $1.50, $3.00, $5.00.

Balsam Tissue Stimulant Penetrates the pores, in- creasing the natural activity ot the skin. Two sizes,

$1.50, $2.75.

Balsam Astringent For strengthening mus- cles, reducing double chin and firming the skin. Two sizes, $2. 50,$4.00

Face Molder To mold Balsam Astringent into the tissues and lift drooping muscles,

$5.00,

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Back to Youth

No longer does fancy dictate the method of keeping the complexion beautiful and the face young. Intelligent women know that the best way to keep the skin lovely and fair and preserve the youthful con- tour of the face and neck is to stimulate and nourish the underlying tissues.

ACE MOLDING, originated by Primrose House, New York’s smartest beauty salon, is the really scientific way to improve the texture, color and firmness of the skin.

Because it actually reaches the underlying muscles, work- ing directly on them to strengthen them, it prevents sag- ging, lines and wrinkles. In a few minutes a day in your own home, with this remarkable muscle-toning method you can literally mold unwelcome lines away, give tiew life to the skin and a youthful contour to the face and neck.

Face Molding will enable you to restore and retain the personal loveliness and charm that is every woman’s natural right. Try it and see for yourself the improvement in your appearance ten minutes a day will work.

New and lasting beauty is attained not only through the special molding motion—radically different from massage—but through the famous Primrose House Preparations which have been sci- entifically developed to accomplish definite results.

The preparations used in Face Molding are briefly described on this page. In addition, there are Primrose House Preparations to meet every beauty need—creams, lotions, face powders and rouges for every type of skin, the most perfect of their kind to be had anywhere in the world. They are sold at leading stores throughout the country. Ask about them and Face Molding at the toilet goods department of your favorite shop.

The new edition of our booklet, “Here Dwells Youth,” contains the latest

and most improved ways of restoring and developing beauty and individu-

ality. Write today for a free copy. The head of our staff of graduate nurses will be glad to advise you confidentially by correspondence, without charge.

rimrose House;

SEasT52™4st. NewYork, Department A-8

Registered U. S. Patent Office

“Here dwells youth’”

October 15

The striking one-button coat of slender The center coat with full sweeping lines The coat at the right has a decided aris- lines shown at the left 1s cleverly pat- is golden brown with a quaintly cross- tocratic air. Its soft suede finish velour terned in two-tone checks of Chinese stitched border of burnt orange shade cloth of warm rust color is contrasted blue and dove gray. Straps of the im- skillfully blurred into the fleecy woolen. with luxurious black lynx at the high potted fabric loosely gird the bandings Peach wolf ripples in tawny wealth on rolling collar, deeply cuffed sleeves and

of natural kit fox the huge collar circular border

HART SCHAFFNER & MARX COATS FOR WOMEN DISPLAY FRENCH STYLES AND FABRICS | FOR FALL AND WINTER 1924-25

OU'LL see rare beauty in these coats “ beauty brought from the

vivid corners of the world; Oriental traceries, striking Russian motifs, curious brocaded Persian patterns; gay flourishes of color and deep, quiet tones mellowed and enriched in one-shade effects You'll see fleecy, pliant woolens, too, from the fine old looms of France; smart, original styles created in Paris by master designers

Write fordescriptive Style Book « It shows smart styles for all occasions

HART SCHAFFNER & MARX

Chicago New York

Copynght, 1924, Hart Schaffner & Marx

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You can have Goldette Bloomers in sport or knee lengths in Mil- anese Silk Jersey, Fine Radium,

Silk Pongee, T Tricolette or Imported

English Satinette.

Block. Navy Whirlpook

ack, Navy, W

Rose, Henna, bay

Green, Purple, Gray,

Sandalwood, Dark Tan,

Pager og Beauty. n soft Pastel shades.

The patented dia- mond shaped gusset

‘cise—the garment can’t oe gupta bapa ee material. nted, curved leg cut A * ee ’ Th } o inside than on the foreble Waist Band . vents eee and strain eget i we

deicxy, dhieedl, tight- aS | hich to carry com- The pacenced curved ief. The beautiful, SR CR pe cuffs hug the limbs with ‘i a Foci velvet gtip, keeping out

The Goldette in Milanese pure silk Italian Jersey has a beautiful tustre and : ee sheen. Medium ; weight. Long wear- The ing. Gives excellent service. Any color

desired. Correct fit ee ; : . is secured fromchtee _ flat, h oe er Exera length in b ‘ | hip sizes. (No. 1) 34- ors state name of store, permite utmost

42 hip; (No. 2) 42-48 hip: (No. 3) 48.56hip.. dom of moven

‘Stace your hip

youre peemnrs supplied. u verior Aven C Cleveland, Ohio

October 15

The FOOT ARISTOCRATIC

MADE ONLY BY

ROBT H.FOERDERERINC. PHILADELPHIA

Look for the Vici kid

trade mark in the Laird,

Schober and Company

models as shown on this

; age. It identifies the

baker as the one and only Vici kid.

THERE 1S ONLY ONE

C Vici ures Largel: | the ig te Tel

ye kid is manufactured exclusively by Robert H. Foerderer,Inc. Makers of fine footwear select Vici kid for its consistent quality and the grace and richness it gives to their most distinctive models.

ROBERT H. FOERDERER, Inc.

PHILADELPHIA

ICI kid

REG. U.S. PAT, OFF.

SYLVAN Ists

LAIRD, SCHOBER & COMPANY PHILADELPHIA

Announce

timely and authoritative models in Vici kid — distinctive interpreta. tions of the current footwear mode

Presented at retail by

Joun WaNAMAKER lew Yor

Strawsraince& CLoruHies iladelphia

Tue HenrvH. TutrieCo. joston

Cuas. A. Stevens & Bros. icago

Wetnersy-Kes vser SHoe Co. Los Angeles Pasadena Hollywood

R. H. Fyrs & Co. Kaurmann’s’ THe Bic Store”

Detroit Pittsburgh F.&R Lazarus & Co. D. H. Houmes Co., Ltp, Columbus New Orleans

Hutzier Brotuers Co. Georce Muse C.Lotuinc Co,

Itimore Atlanta Tart & Pennorer Co. Oakland Turret. Snore Co. Meier & Frank Co, Seattle Portland

City or Paris Dry Goops Co, Tre Emporium HE Waite House Sommer & KAauFMANN San Francisco

McDona p Suoe Co. ‘acoma

Micuet A. Levy Santa Barbara

Besten & LancenCo.,Inc. Symons Dry Goons Co.

Louisville utte Scnutpenrret Day Goons Co, Lavenson'’s, Inc. Atlanuc City Sacramento

DANTE-OSTEL

VICI KID --- THERE NEVER HAS BEEN ANY OTHER

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IT USED TO BE EASY TO TELL GOOD SILK

Fifty years ago when a fabric looked like good silk, felt like good silk, and cost what good silk should —it generally WAS good silk

But now, there are many fabrics weighted so heavily in the effort to give them ‘‘body”’ and at the same time cheapen the cost of manufacture that the resulting cloths are lit- erally more tim than si/k. Naturally, such a fabric, no matter how well it looks on the counter, cannot give you the wear you expect from silk—it splits, cracks, and goes to pieces in cleaning.

Betpinc’s Silks are Sirk—nothing in the Belding process can injure or destroy the

wonderful strength of the original silk. Their

beautiful colors are pure-dyed, enduringly lovely. Beipine’s Silks are sold in 10,000 good stores all over the country and every yard bears our name—Belding’s—woven in the selvage. That name is there to protect you against disap- pointment, it is our guarantee of a quality which has satisfied the critical purchasers of three generations.

WE MAKE good silks, we put our name on them to help you, but only you can assure yourself that the silks you buy are genuine Belding’s

—ask for them and be sure you get them!

Belding’s

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Style 2354

Style 2513 Bon Ton Bon Ton 33-50 $5.00

cA One Piece Garment of (omfort and (convenience made by The House of Royal Worcester Leaders in (orsetry

Tue FREEDOM of the modern woman is fully expressed in this practical, one-piece garment ~ the Brasstere (or-Set.

Particularly does the long skirt give the straight sheath-like lines of the prevailing fashion and achieves without effort the trimness of smoothly rolled silk.

The Brassiere (or-Set is made of beautiful and durable materials, has the long skirt ~hose sup- porters that will not tear elastic inserts correctly placed and light weight boning that lends firm- ness and strength. It is a model that gives just the right body support without restriction.

a Royal Worcester, $1.50 to $2.50 Dee Tpaaetinies Bon Ton, $3.50 to $10.00

At all the leading stores and specialty shops

Style 2251 RoyaL WORCESTER

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for MEN. WOMEN, CHILDREN, INFANTS Silk Vests and Bloomers for Women - Combination Alkin-Oné Silk Vests and Form-Fitting Knitted Union Suits Loose- Fitting Woven Union Suits for Bee Infants’ Tab Bands and Binders and - Se ae

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Manon Lescaut Face Powder, tex- ture of peerless adher- ence and fineness. Per- fumed for the fastidi- ous taste. Manon caut may also be had in perfume and toilet water. Choice of: White, Rose, Flesh and Brunette. Also: Peaches Powder and Peaches-and-Cream Powder.

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— No.91 Largersize No.90M Purse size No.90 Small size Perfume Ashes of

Roses, of deli-

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No. 650B

Manon Lescaut* Talcum Powder Smooth, light, ex- aged fragrant. n handsome metal container.

INGER before your mirror with

Bourjois! How well this master perfumer blends his colors and strange scents. How much wisdom lies in the smooth glow of this rouge—it is Ashes of Roses—or perhaps the brighter Rouge Mandarine. And in these sub- tle shades of face powder—adapted to every tone and whim—what art! It is MANON LESCAUT. Be sure to touch your eyelids with it—in a darker tone, perhaps. That is one little rule of Bourjois, the master.

Perfume, too, from Bourjois, and dainty lip- stick in the shade that suits you best. See! Bourjois provides a fascinating thrill for every moment of the toilette—from the moment you step from your bath to your appearance before your admiring world.

Some are pictured here and many others are to be discovered at your druggists. There also is the book of beauty, “What Every Woman Does NOT Know” which is a rev- elation in the little arts of “a touch here and a touch there.” It is as useful as your mirror, that book. You may have one with your next Bourjois purchase.

If you wish, send us 18c with the coupon below for a sample of MANON LESCAUT Face Powder and a copy of “What Every Woman Does NOT Know.”

“Bourjois

ANON LESCAU

CFace Powder

expresses the whole art of the exquisite toilette

No. 83 Ashes of Roses* (Dark and Rich) or Rouge ‘ Mandarine* (Light and

acs Bright) in gold-decorated leatherette cases with rich ball-top puffs. Also the new Rouge Velvet of Peaches*, Rouge Currant - Rose*, Rouge Coral-Rose* in pocket size only.

No. 83 Pocketsizewith puff,

No. 84 Boudoir size with puff.

No. 85 Professional size —no puff.

No. 98 No.97 No. 97 Purse size No. 98 Larger size

Ashes of Roses Lip Sticks. Light orDark.

No. 92 Ashes of Roses Toilet Water of highest and most delicate quality. Our toilet waters are a boudoir requisite. Fragrant and stimulating. In two supreme odors.

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Paris 29 West 34th St. New York With this coupon is enclosed 18¢ for which send me at once sample box of MANON LESCAUT White 0 Naturelle() RoseX) Rachel 0 Peaches *L) Peaches-and- Cream*(] (Check powder wanted) and 1 free copy of

What Every Woman Does NOT Know.”

Name Address City,

October 15

It is a matter of record that Fisher fifteen years ago originated enclosed bodies for

practically every leading motor car builder. Today the same initiative has made Fisher Bodies

supreme in beauty, long life, comfort and value, in all the various motor car price divisions. FISHER BODY CORPORATION, DETROIT

CLEVELAND WALKERVILLE, ONT. ST. LOUIS

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a century, its members have devoted enotes the uttermost appreciation of the energies and efforts to the creation o artistic. Every tone within the compass superb instrument that bears their n eesti roand sro? line pst gett» ' : : ee period cases, bespeaks quality; quality

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Those. who treasure the finer things 7

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Sohmer Pianos are made in various styles and sieetiof Grands, Uprights, Players and Reproducing Players, all of one quality. U. from $700 and upward. Grands $1250 and upward. Reproducing Grands $2800 and upward. Period models in Queen Anne, Italian Renaissarice and Jacobean. Monthly terms of payment if desired.

Illustrated Brochure mailed on request.

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October 15

SCRANTON

LUSTRE-CASEMENT

LACE CURTAINS

LUSTRE-LACE FILET NETS

BEDSPREADS

Lustre-Curtains make this enchanting window

Tuts dining-room has Lustre-Casement Curtains at the windows—light, airy, colorful fabric from the famous Scran- ton looms. At breakfast the tinted sunlight softly filters through. At night the rich, luxurious folds reflect the play of lights more brilliantly than finest silk.

No matter what your color-fancy may be, there are Lustre- Casement Curtains to harmonize with it. The dewberry, old rose, blue, gold, sand and maize shades lend themselves to most any decorative scheme. Hang this distinctive, beauti- fully woven fabric at the dining-room, living-room and other vindows in your home. See Scranton Lustre-Casement at your store. It comes in finished curtains edged with fringe

or lace, and also in piece goods so you can make up your own curtains if you wish.

Fill out and mail coupon to-day for booklets showing modern treatments for windows and beds. Write our Ser- vice Department about any curtaining problem you may have.

THE. SCRANTON LACE COMPANY Dept. 5-X, Scranton, Pa. Please send me, without cost, the booklets, ‘‘New Outlooks for Every Home’’ and ‘Scranton Bedspreads.’’

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You, too, may

know this famous make-up secret

VOGUE

Try this new make-up secret

Here is what foreign beauties think is the perfect foundation for make-up:

First, the usual application of cold cream. After removing it as usual, pat Eau de Cologne—No. 4 lightly over the face and allow to evaporate.This removes surplus cream, closes pores, freshens and tightens the skin, keeping it firm. It gives the complexion a smooth, fine texture, ideal for even, effective make-up.

Most important, Eau de Cologne pre- vents shine—positively—even when the first freshness of make-up wears off.

How famous foreign beauties make-up. A firm skin, new colour, and natural effects you’ve never known before

ERE is the secret known to beauties of Paris, Vienna, Madrid. A secret now offered American women for the first time. This new way brings more perfect make-up. A firmer, clearer skin. Banishes blemishes, closes pores, harmlessly eliminates perspira- tion, and consequent “shine.”

For many years court beauties of Europe have known this famous secret. Their com- plexions are famous around the world. Yet it is a secret that all may know. This new- old cosmetic secret is Eau de Cologne— No. 4... available again after 10 years’ absence from America.

It brings more pleasing natural effects. Improves whatever cosmetics you now are using. It adds charm, daintiness, attractive- ness. And its continued use relaxes the

nerves while making the skin firmer. . .

Not only is Eau de Cologne—No. 4 an astringent, but it stimulates the skin, serves a

thousand intimate dressing table uses. As a personal deodorant it is unequalled.

In the bath it is a stimulating restorative. In warm weather an aid to immaculacy. Its fresh delightful odour is revivifying.

For 10 years Eau de Cologne—No. 4 has been unobtainable in America. Now for the first time since the war Hmited supplies are again being imported from Europe. Today it may be found in all good department and drug stores—everywhere.

You will find the effects of this new use of Eau de Cologne—No. 4 entrancing. After a few weeks’ use you will never be without it. Now—today—go to your druggist, your department store—get Eau de Cologne— No. 4. There is but one genuine, though there are many who -would imitate. Insist upon the bottle in the carton as illustrated.

Or, if you cannot find it in your city yet write to us, and we will supply you.

Exclusive Sales Agents HAROLD F. RITCHIE SERVICE LABORATORIES, Inc., CHICAGO,

& CO., Inc. 171 Madison Ave., New York City Sole Importers and Distributors for the U. S. A,

HE name Eau de Cologne is so

famous that many do not realize that it exclusively applies to the cosmetic toilet water made since 1709 by the family of Johann Maria Farina. Importations have just been resumed after 10 years when the war prevented its manufacture.

For more than 200 years this famous cos- metic has been the choice of world’s royalty. From among the many royal warrants

ranted Eau de Cologne, the following are a ‘ew most representative: EDWARD VII, King of England EMPEROR NAPOLEON III LEOPOLD I, King of Belgium ALPHONS XII, King of Spain LOUIS I, King of Portugal GEORGE I, King of Greece THE TENNO OF JAPAN CHRISTIAN VIII, King of Denmark EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH I PEDRO II, Emperor of Brazil CHARLES I, King of Roumania

Genuine Eau de Cologne is sold only in the package as illustrated. At better shops every- where. Insist on the original and genuine.

2-ounce bottle, . 65c 4-ounce bottle, $1.25 8-ounce bottle, $2.00

October 15

| F itting complement to modish frocks, graceful Diamond Brand (Visible) Fast Coior . : Peles have ‘eld tops which | ankles and dainty feet are light Goodyear Welt

} retain their original finish indefinitely | and actually outwear the shoe. Only |f ‘ ° ea fib genuine, fast color eyelets have twoeyelet oxfords, finished with visible eyelets,

LOOK FOR THE DIAMOND " . | NOOK TRADE@> MARK that serve and adorn their charming wearer.

Always insist on Goodyear Welt shoes with Diamond Brand (Visible) Fast Color Eyelets

UNITED FAST COLOR EYELET COMPANY

Manufacturers of

DIAMOND BRAND (VISIBLE) FAST COLOR EYELETS

Posed by Claire Windsor

No. 2059—An

a rich

silhouette.

Brown &

hand knotted fringe gaily

Sizes 16 to 44. Navy.

Afternoon Dress Velvet combining charm and dignity

of Chiffon

in which or Afternoon, follows the Satin Crepe with beautifully Colors—Black, sleeves. Sizes 16 to 44

No. zv58—An effective Tunic Dress for Street of Pleated Crepe Koma over

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Colors—Brown Satin

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stately simplicity with fur of quality. a charming color Colors—Royal

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L. W. Robinson Co.

— Bros., Welden

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Anderson Co. Hennessy’s

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Lindsay & Co.

Coyle & Richardson

C. B. Cabaniss & Co. Miller Bros. Co.

At Your Favorite Shop Story & — H. & S. Pogu

Wm. Tester Sons & Co.

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Strauss & Louis Co. A. B. Robertson & Bro.

Adler & Childs on Florette Shop

B. McClurkan & Co.

The Neusteter Co. Harris Emery Co. Frank & Seder

A. L. Geisenheimer

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wan Inc. Troutman Co. Cabaniss Gardner Co. Goodman D. G. Co. Strickland Crouch Co.

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Itasca Bazaar Co.

Adam Davidson & Co.

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Rothschild Bros.

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Jj. Grossman

Berkson Bros. Sullivan & Auwerda Anderson Dulin & Varnell Callaway’s Dept. Store Donnelly’s Chas. B. Blakely Chas. Weiner & Son Magee’s Logan Mercantile Co. A. Hamburger & Sons,. Inc,

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Bella J. Scherck Morris-Byars Co. The J. S. Ringwalt Co.

“astner Knott D. G. Co.

P. J. Young D. G. Co

Brown & Hamilton Silverman’s

'. Feibleman & Co. Inc.

Felen N. McCurdy Franklin Simon & Co.

Toft & Pennoyer Co. Warrington Style Shop Rheinauer Co

Kerr D. G. Co.

Dickson Ives Co.

Taoker Jordan Co.

Strawhridge & Clothier

tsoae Dreyfus Co.

Frenk & Seder

Robertson’s Ready To Wear Shop

A. Bluestein

Rosenthal Winkelman

Co. Meier & Frank Lucky Platt & Co.

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Octebver 15

Women Tell of Amazing

Reductions With Madame X Girdle

Thousands of women say it makes them look thinner the moment they put it on and quickly takes 3 to 10 inches from

waist, hips and thighs.

" HE moment I put on the Madame

X Girdle I was five inches smaller

around the hips,” writes Mrs. M. V. Winters of No. 2622 13th St. N. W., Washington, D. C. “Now, I have truly re- duced 12 inches around the hips.” Mrs, IE. Reid of Whitestone, N. Y., writes that she has reduced her waistline 8 inches, hips 9 inches and thighs 10 inches in three months.

Almost every mail brings letters like these from women who are wearing this girdle to tell us of astonishing results. They do not realize that thousands of women are now re- ducing quickly this new way. And so, when 6, 8, 10 inches are quickly taken from the waist and hips, when the figure becomes daily more slender and graceful, they write to us in wonder and gratitude.

The secret of these great reductions is sim- ply this: the Madame X Reducing Girdle is made of soft, live, supple rubber that fits as snugly as a kid glove. You wear the Madame X over an undergarment so that no rubber touches the skin. But through the under- garment, the flesh is held firm by a sort of suc- tion that you do not feel, and that does not interfere with the free and easy movement of the body.

Minute by minute, as you wear the Ma- dame X, you are getting thinner, for with every breath you take, with every step and motion, the flesh is working against the live rubber, producing an unconscious massage that quickly kneads away the fat you do not want. Athletes use similar rubber garments to reduce —health authorities have long advocated them.

New Clasp Front Model

The Madame X is worn in place of a corset and has garters attached. There are two models, the original “‘step-in” and a new “clasp front.” In both models, the back lac- ing permits easy adjustment as you become more slender, while the special cut-out front insures perfect comfort and freedom.

The Madame X is so comfortable you hardly know you have it on. Indeed, many women who do not need to reduce wear it for its superior comfort. Women who have worn

it write that they would never go back to the old-fashioned corset again for it gives them instantly the straight, boyish lines the vogue demands. Conceals big hips, waist and abdo- men and actually reduces without the aid of dieting, exercises, weakening baths or drugs. Keeps the pores open—perfectly healthful.

Gives remarkable service, because the dry- heat cured rubber of which it is made is the strongest and most durable known to science. And the special hand-turned hem prevents splitting or tearing.

And Now a New Madame X Brassiere

The new Madame X Brassiere does for the upper figure just what the girdle.does for the waist, hips and thighs. Made of live, flesh-tinted rubber of ,the same high quality. Carefully moulds the figure without binding or bulging and gently massages away the fat.

Write for free illustrated booklet, “The New Healthful Way to Reduce,” explaining in detail what the Madame X Girdle really is and how it reduces waist, hips and thighs so quickly, easily, comfortably. Address Dept. G-11010, Madame X Com- pany, Inc., 410 Fourth Ave., New York City.

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Pat. May 13, 1924

“The Madame X Girdle is too wonderful for words. At one time I was 51 around my waist, now I am 39. My hips were 66 before using the girdle and are now 49.” Mrs. Vida Sheidler, 146 West Simonton St., Elkhart, Ind.

“T am more than pleased with my Girdle. I. have reduced in the waistline three inches, and certainly do feel much better in every way.”

Mrs. Estelle Galuska, 1314 Broadway, Albany, N.Y.

“When I started to wear Madame X Reducing Corset in March, I weighed 192 pounds. I am now down to 171, giving the corset all credit as I gave up nothing that I really wanted to eat.’? Edith C. Manning, 246 Thomas Street, West Haven, Conn.

“Have worn my girdle three months and have re- gained my former figure. Reduced almost four inches through the waist, hips and abdomen. I shall continue to wear a Madame X Girdle as it is more comfortable than anything else and gives

one such a trim, neat ap- pearance.

“T weigh 150 Ibs. but it looks like only 130 Ibs. when I am _ wearing my girdle.”

Mrs. R. Taylor, 1289 1-2 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.

“Have been wearing the Madame X steadily for three weeks and am more than pleased with it. Have taken five inches from my waist and four and a half from ab- domen and hips. No more corsets for me. I can do my work as Graduate Nurse

On Sale at All Leading Stores Where Corsets Are Sold

ladame

Makes You Look Thin

much easier—weight 161 Ibs. Miss Belle Folsom, 517 Main St., Watsonville, Cal. “T am wearing your Ma- dame X Reducing Girdle and it has reduced me wonder- fully. I have lost several inches round the hips and waistline and I am now the size I want to be. I wear the girdle all the time and it is more comfortable than a real corset.”” Miss V. L. Colbert, 3517 Indiana Avenue, Chicago, Ill,

Reducing Girdle

While Getting Thin

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VOGUE

WEAR / WEAR/ WEAR / Thats what Kayser

hosiery does

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Every new feature *Marvel-Stripe—stops laddering

And then, also, those with sandal feet and low spliced heel.

$1.50 per pair and up

Every wanted style

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Dinner hour in the gardens of the Ritz at Paris, painted for Djer-Kiss by John LaGatta. Here, under jaunty parasols, may one observe thesmart Pzrisienne—criterion of the newest mode.

: | aris, herself, explains the fo lette of Fash, ion

Does Madame prefer Joose Dijer-Kiss Face Powder —that French poudre so infinitely fine? Now she may carry it with her always, as safely, as easily as she woulda Compact. 7 This new Djer-Kiss Loose Powder Vanityry~’ makes it possible!

geome “Le nom méme est la mode.’ (The very word is Fashion.) Nowhere else, indeed, in all the world are the little arts and graces of the dressing hour so understood. Assurément, then, will the smart Américaine who desires to possess a secret of allure indeed fashionable and indeed French, adopt this charming custom of the boudoirs of the Parisian élite:

“One never, never mixes per- fumes. Rather each so lovely aid of the dressing table must possess the same French fragrance.”

So, will not Madame choose

LOOSE POWDER VANITY —

for her very own the spécialités Djer-Kiss—gifted as they are, all, with the same Parfum Parisien: Djer-Kiss, that supreme creation of Monsieur Kerkoff? Certaine- ment—her Talc, her Face Powder, yes, her Eau de toilette, Soap, Creams, Rouge, Sachet — each will breathe gently of Djer-Kiss;

—

each will whisper its subtle secrets of charm Parisien.

Indeed, then, let Mademoiselle purchase all these many Djer-Kiss toiletries at her favorite shop— this very day, ’est-ce pas? Through them all she will add to her own charm, the é/an Parisien of Djet- Kiss itself.

Send 15c for Monsieur Kerkoff’s Parisian Paquet

Monsieur Kerkoff’s Parisian Paquet contains dainty samples of Djer-Kiss Parfum and Face Powder, and a fragrant miniature satin Sachet pillow. His importateurs will be pleased to send it to you in return for only 15c. Address: Alfred H. Smith Co., . 36 West 34th Street, New York,

in her favorite shade.

THIN MODEL COMPACT

The Djer-Kiss Thin Model Face Powder Compact—indeed a slender, graceful single compact for slender, graceful hands; Madame’s choice of three sizes. A fine, clear mirror, too—and Djer-Kiss compact powder

VOGUE

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New York Winter

HERE is the mother-lode

from which Vogue digs the precious metal of its modes? Paris, of course! But constantly Vogue turns and makes Fifth Avenue its gold mine. That’s what happens in the New York Winter Fashion num- ber of Vogue.

From the Paris openings, covered in the three last numbers of Vogue, American importers have chosen the finest features, those that are most adapted to the wants of the American woman. These go to make up the New York showings; from them, Vogue takes the very best. So, in this coming issue, you will find the second selection of the Paris crea- tions, the créme de la créme. Models are credited to the house showing them; they are authentic,

available, and practical. They seal the winter’s mode.

To, guide your actual shopping, Vogue has prepared a chart of the winter mode, outlining just what wardrobe

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Number of Vogue Dated November 1

As if by a happy conspiracy, the New York Fashions number will appear while Fifth Avenue is cele- brating its Centennial. Fifth Av- enue—V ogue’s Street—is a hundred, and doing nicely, thank you; there are towers and terraces where Min- etta Brook used to run through Lovers’ Lane.

On this occasion, Vogue covers the autumn collections of the great houses, a high-water mark in the Avenue’s year. In retrospect, there is an article on the changes that the Avenue has seen, with special draw- ings by John Wolcott Adams which quaintly reproduce the spirit of a hundred years ago.

VOGUE

Conde Nast, Publisher Edna Woolman Chase, Editor Heyworth Campbell, Art Director

Fashions

you will need to be smartly dressed, without extravagance. This is given in connection with a number of pages of priced merchandise—some of them Paris models—that will make your heart-strings and your purse- strings throb in unison.

An amusing feature of this number will be a letter which relates the education of an American shopping in Paris for the first time, and tells just wherein the Frenchwoman of fashion differs from her American sister under the skin. There is also Vogue’s first showing of Christmas gifts: for the house, for the woman, for the children, for the august check-signer of the family. And

. there’s a lot more that we haven’t room to tell about now; but be assured that if there’s any issue

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T’S VANISHING! It’s becoming new! That fascinating old world of ancient cities, of strange civilizations, of storied pasts. You who go now, will discover romance, that later travellers will never see. You who go now, will gather experiences that tardier travellers will never know. So, don’t simply visit one continent. Make the entire circuit of the Gateway Ports of the World. Each Gateway Port opens the door to some race you ought to meet, some history you ought to know—some ancient culture that still lives, some romantic land that remains romantic. Haifa, Port Said, Bombay, Shanghai—Cana- dian Pacific has made the Gateway Ports into two itineraries. Never before could they be vis- ited so happily. Steam a few days. Explore a few days. Poke in here. Poke in there. Canadian

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OW! the world is changing!

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You meet the leisurely voyagers who find the little-known beauties—and avoid the beaten tracks.

To the Mediterranean—White Star liner Adriatic, Jan. 7 and Feb. 26,1925. Red Star liner Lapland, Jan. 17 and March 8. Duration 47 days. Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Monaco, Naples, Athens, Con- stantinople, Holy Land, Egypt.

To the West Indies—White Star liner Megantic, 30-day cruise among islands of Caribbean, in- cluding calls at Panama Canal and Havana. Sailing Jan. 22 and Feb. 25, 1925.

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NEW YORK CITY & VICINITY

The Ely School

For Girls Greenwich, Conn.

‘NEW YORK CITY & VICINITY

SCOVILLE SCHOOL

FOR GIRLS 1006 Fifth Avenue, New York City Facing Central Park and the Museum of Art Complete Academic, College Prepar- atory and Advanced Studies Resident and Day Pupils.

Me MISS ROSA B. CHISMAN, Principal

In the country. One hour from New York. Junior and Upper Schools. College Preparatory and Graduate Courses. One-year course, intensive college preparatory review. Riding and seasonable sports.

New York School of Music and Arts

150 RIVERSIDE DRIVE

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7e FINCH SCHOOL, SCHOOLS NEAR HOME

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emphasizing post-graduate work . 61 East 77th Street, New York City — ce ae se ea wi e tamily

H iP LSI D E Norwalk, Conn.

For Girls. 45 miles from New York. Prepara- tion for college entrance examinations, General Courses. Organized athletics,

M etR.Brendlingor,A.B. (Vassar) Vide Hont Soanie. 4. BCS (Smith) \ Prins.

SOUTHFIELD POINT HALL

For girls. On Long Island Sound. Intermediate,

THERAYSON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS College Preparatory and General Courses. Music. . ° ) Horseback riding. Outdoor life a special feature Removed to beautiful residence on the Drive. Home Do you dread sending your child away to school? Half across a Catalog. Jessie Callam Gray, B.A., Principal. and Day Departments. 30th zee. October, 1924. 4 ’ 2 ° 8 Davenport Drive Stamford, Cona. Clara I. Colbourne, A. Principal continent? For months at a stretch? Does it seem unwise for the it Watlas Crt Oe Bi, ,Aimaiate Principe) hild and unbearable for yourself? ——— ee _— y : Kent Place School for Girls UMMIT, NEW JERSEY STUDENTS’ RESIDENCES Ask us to help you find a school near home. Aen Reed Bae Cees. Year “2 3 On the Estate of Chancellor Kent in the stwell’s Resid Our carefully-kept card-tiles show first-rate schools in the North, Hills of New Jersey twenty miles from 344-346 West, Sith St., at Riverside Drive, New South, East an est. We know them all: their standing and stand- COLLEGE PREPARATORY or u mi . . . + . ‘a school, college or studio. Open all year. Registra- ards, their faculties and specialties, their type of clientele. We can Music man wate anna s. Withietics tions "now “for 1924-25. | Elective | chaperonage. put you in touch at once np several, — po them seg 4 sO Principals near that you can run over in the motor Friday afternoon and bring TEASDALE RESIDENCE, young hopeful back for the week-end if home has anything to offer NEW YORK STATE 326 W. dg Eds pn NYC that can equal the attractions of the Saturday basket-ball match, Chaperonage French Booklet A CONVENT SCHOOL Tel. Endicott 7858 There is no charge for this service. 3 Me. bined mY. Ga oaeee e ae It is entirely free to readers of Vogue, Lower School for young girls. Horseback riding and FRENCH HOME SCHOOL Vanity Fair, and House & Garden ail athletics. | (Summer Came) eae ay.

Planned exclusively for girls pursuing special studies in New York. Exceptional opportunities

°'MISS MACINTYRE or MLLE. TALGUEN THE CONDE NAST SCHOOL SERVICE The KNOX School

320 W.107th St., Riverside Drive, New York Cit} 3 , ; rive, New Yor y 21 West 4Ath St. New York City for Girls Attractive New Dork Home College Preparatory. Cultural and Vocational Courses. ENLARGING THIS YEAR Mrs. Russell Houghton, Box V, Cooperstown, N. Y.

BELDEN RESIDENCE 321 West 80th St., New York Ci

ty 68th Year FOREIGN SCHOOLS & TRAVEL For Girl Students. Chaperonage if desired. u Miss Belden a ome GARDNER gcse home lite, DWIGH FOR Cees

Telephone Endicott 0016 wl School for Girls cae ratleciive Gaon. oie of raperation Special Finishing Courses. FOREIGN TRAVEL SCHOOL

THE ARTHOLME Prin: thietics, Gymnasium, Tenni R GIRLS 337 W. 88th St., at Riverside Drive, N. Y. c.| Miss Bt ren ond ee tle ae ™ Wrisefor Unnstnned bens. e edie ie vaasent. iene — 1925 A delightful home for girls studying in the city. si Miss E. S. Creighton, Principal, Englewood, N. J. Harmonizes travel and study. Rome, Flor-

Also unusual facilities for music students. Singing

instructions taken care of at th id b: ence, Paris, London. References required. competent ainger insuring satisfaction. ‘Telephone age igen —— M B — Price includes travel, chaperonage, instrue- Cnuy ter rench school for g iss ear ' tion in language, literature, art and history. 57 EAST 74TH ST., NEW YORK CITY A Country card's School | Weite for —oe <_. pO naires

CO-EDUCATIONAL Paris branch Orange, New Jersey Now York City. ‘i ' -

THE CHILDREN’S COUNTRY. SCHOOL : ANNES Nyack-on-Hudson, N. Y SEMPLE SCHOOL ,.07re*it?, The Fontaine School €aNd*

A home qunlsanaanas for a selected group. Thorough Central Par BRIARCLIFF Study and travel. Cultural, Finishing and College

instruction—kindergarten thro eighth grade. Spe- | Boarding and Day Pupils. College Preparatory. Sep, courecn, Meevts.. Meshdent: and Deg Ste-

cial attention to health thro right living. Post Graduate, Finishing courses. Languages, Art. General and College Preparatory Courses. dents. Address Director, Miss Marie Louise Sports. Summer School. Open all year. | Music and Dramatic Art. Social Life. Outdoor Music and Art with New York advantages. Fontoiae, Care of Women’s City Club, 23 Park Address, The Secretary Rocrgation,. entadinen Bemete, Peacoat Mrs. EpITH COOPER HARTMAN, B. S., Principal, | Ave., New “e City; or Villa Montmorency, 241-242 Central Park West. Box V. New York City BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y. Cannes, A. M., France. ST. ELIZABETH-OF-THE-ROSES 9 Eplecopal. Ove rg Children 8 to 12 DAY AND MRS. MERRILL’S “LE GUI PARIS copa pen all year dren 0 ears. ; k .

One hour from New York. Usual studies. Nabe we CUDDER SCHOOL BOARDING @a smere School for Girls 1 A Lene igre Apace ad tl French, sports. Camp. Bathing. West 72d St., Near Riverside Drive. On beautiful suburban estate overlooking yo ge _— og pn ° Ga rden. Bath Rooms. The School that Develops Initiative.” 1. High School. 2. Secretarial. 3. Household L. I. Sound, near N. Y. City _ Gaubenee P ‘an take Principal

Mrs. w. B. Stoddard, Directress, Box V, Noroton, Conn. | Arts. 4. Social Welfare and Community Service. Address, MRS. MERRILL 38 Rue de l’Yvette, 1Geme 5 ? / ad 5. Music—all branches. Athletics. Address Miss THE WINTER SCHOOL Viola Scudder, 244 W. 72d St., N. Y. City ORIENTA POINT, MAMARONECK, N. Y. ERRE Hamilton, Bermuda Pare des Princes Near “ihe Bois de Boulegne)

Kindergarten and Primary Grades under f. Gh C 1 Tarrytown - on- High-class finishing school for gir queriien ofthe Hroaial Langue of New | Yorgi ORE CAStle = |MARY MOUNT Hawt: | Conkle, Ot eae" cut ath Nese Rag 1g Re *, Langzettel, Director. “L Miss Mason's School ing to Degrees. Neo-pesr Vinishter Crore Gym- | comfort. Central heating

ember to May. Children may be en- for Girls nasium. Swimming Pool, Riding, Music, Art. Madame BERNT L rolled for shorter term. Catalogue. Miss Paris Branch—Chateau de la Muette. 39 Rue du C hateau—9 Av. Victor Hugo Irene Tighe, 124 Park Avenue, Yonkers, N.Y. ‘Box 731 Tarrytown-on-Hudson, New York For Catalogue apply to Reverend Mother. Tél, 154--BOULOGNE s/Seine

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SOUTHERN—Girls’

Mount Ida School for Girls Preparatory, finishing school. Exceptional oppor- tunities, with a delightful home life. Send for Year Book 2630 Summit Street, Newton, Mass,

HOUSE IN THE PINES Norton, Mass., 12 Pine St., 30 miles from Boston A School for Giris. College preparatory and advanced courses. Music, Art, Household Arts. Secretarial courses. Every attention, not only to habits of study, but to each girl’s health and hap- piness. Miss Gertrude £. Cornish, Principal.

Miss Hall’s School

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Kendall fall [eos , fall For girls. Unquestioning scholastic stand- ards. Exceptional physical advantages. eries crossing

The Misses Stone’s School

For a limited nurber of young ladies. American

History, Literature, History of Art and French.

Secretarial Course. Interior Decoration. Prepara-

tion for travel. Miss Isabelle Stone, Ph.D. and

Harriet Stoae, ¢- Ss. 1700 ae aaa Ave., N. W., Washington,

IMMACULATA SEMINARY

A Select Suburban School for Girls College Preparatory, special and practical Courses. Two years of recognized work for high school gradu- ates. Music, Art, Oral cy Ty Home Economics. Physical Education, All ports. Address The Secretary, 4300 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, D.C.

NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY FOR GIRLS, WASHINGTON, D. C., SUBURBS

The fundamentals of college training in a 2-year

diploma course. ae Dramatics, Home Econom-

ics. Catalog on request.

JAS. E. AMENT, Ph.D., LL.D., President BOX 173, FOREST GLEN, MARYLAND

EASTERN ATLANTIC

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kendall, Box 13.

THE MISSES ALLEN SCHOOL

College Preparatery, General and Cultural Courses. Athletics Supervised. Each girl’s personality ob- served and developed. Telephone West Newton 0131. Lucy Ellis Allen, Prin., West Newton, Mass.

ROGERS HALL

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Lowell, Massachusetts MISS OLIVE SEWALL PARSONS, Principal

BRADFORD ACADEMY Bradford, Mass.

Three years’ College Pre- 122nd year.

Junior College. paratory and Special Courses.

PINE MANOR

A school for home efficlency. Two-year course for graduates of secondary schools. Higher cultural studies with emphasis on subjects pertaining to home management. Catalog.

Miss Helen Temple Cooke, Dana Hall, Wellesley,Mass.

LASELL SEMINARY

A school that develops well-trained, healthful and

resourceful womanhood. Home Economics, Music,

Art, College Preparatory and Secretarial Course. Guy M. Winslow, Principal

126 Woodland Road Auburndale, Mass.

CHOATE SCHOOL

1606 Beacon Street, Brookline, Mass.

Home and day school for girls. Special emphasis on college preparatory work. Augusta Choate, Vassar, A.B., A. M., Principal

EMPHASIZING Mac Buffie ONE YEAR

PREPARATION rr BSS a. Mass

LINCOLN SCHOOL General Cour:

Cc Preparatory for Girls. —e Modern ~~ 4 buildings

All sports. SS MIRIAM SEWALL CONVERSE, Pain a) ” Providence. Rhode Island on

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA KING-SMITH STUDIO-SCHOOL

For young women. Music, languages, dancing, dra- matic art; any art, academic or college subject may be elected, Tuition according to amount of work taken. MR. & MRS. AUGUST KING-SMITH, Directors {751 New Hampshire Ave. Washington, D. C.

The Eastman School

1305 Seventeenth Street, Washington, D. C. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Courses from Primary to College. Special Attention to Ath- letics. Dramatic work. Business Course. Cata- logue on request. Miss E. J. Brydon,

COLONIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Beautiful location in National Capital. High School, College Preparatory, Collegiate, Domestic Science, Secretarial courses. Music, Art and Ex- pression. Well ordered home and social life. Ath- leties. Miss Jessie Truman, Assoc. Bs 1537 Eighteenth St., N. W., Washington, D. C.

FAIRMONT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Washington, D. C. Regular and Special Courses. Advanced Courses for High School graduates. Music, Art, Expression. Educational advantages of National Capital. For catalogue address

ont School 2109 S Street, Washington, D. C.

CHEVY CHASE SCHOOL

A school for the girl of today and tomorrow. Courses: Preparatory, two-year advanced for high school graduates; special. Unrivalled location tJ

the national capital. For catalog, address Chase Schooi, Box V. Frederick Ernest Farrington Ph. D., Headmaster, Washington, D. C.

BISHOPTHORPE For Girls In Mts. near New York. Graduates enter all certificate colleges without exams. Practical courses; Finishing; H. S. & Jr. College. New Gym and pool.

CATALOG. C. V. Wyant, Bethlehem, Pa. A GRADUATE

WILDCLIF SCHOOL | es

Two years of selective college subjects. making, Secretarial bn ae oo Arts. Gym- nasium, swimming pool. out-door sports. MR. and MRS. H. M. cRIsT. “Principal, Box 1509 Swarthmore, Pa.

HARCUM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Thorough college preparation; or specia] study. Music, Art. New bela. ores grounds. Athletics, riding.

H. Harcum. = Le * — of Scheel: a L. M. "Willi , Principal, Box V, Bryn Mewr, .

OGONTZ SCHOOL diis

On the ants of Rydal Hills, 25 minutes from

Phila. Est. 1850. Rydal, Junior Department.

Send for catalog

Miss Abby Sutherland, Prin., Ogontz School, Montgomery Co., Pa.

BEECHWOOD

Jenkintown, Pa. Suburb of Philadelphia. School for practical training of young women. Junior College Departments, Music, Art, Home LEco- nomics, Kindergarten, Normal Gymnastics, etc. Pipe Organ, gymnasium. Address as above.

HIGHLAND HALL

chool for Girls High in the Mountains College ‘Preparatory, General, Post-Graduate Courses uturmn and Spring of School Life Ellen C. Keates, A. B., Principal, Holidaysburg, Pa.

CENTRAL STATES KEMPER HALL (Qittinin

(Episcopal) School for girls on North Shore one hour from Chicago. College preparatory and general courses. Music, Art, Domestic Science. On the Lake. Outdoor and indoor sports.

Address The Secretary.

LINDENWOOD COLLEGE Founded 1827 50 minutes from St. Louis. Standard College for Young Women fully accredited. 2 and 4 year courses. Home Economics, Business, Oratory, Music. 188 Acres. Gymnasium, Swimming Pool. Catalog J. L. Roemer, President Box 424 St. Charles, Mo.

FERRY HALL

College preparatory, general high school and ad- vanced courses. Music, Expression and Domestic Arts. On shore of Lake Michigan, 28 miles from Chicago. Catalog. Miss Eloise R. Tremain, Principal, Box 326, Lake Forest, Lil.

St Mary-of-the-Woods

College for Women. Standard Collegiate Courses. Complete High School *Currieulum Music, Art, Expression. All Sports and Athletics. For illustrated bulletins address: The Secretary Box 150, St. Mary of the Woods, Indiana

ELMHURST

College Preparatory and Gradua Under the direction of Eastern Meachers ee oe ro eg Mam trail . Horseback riding. All Sports out o Miss Isabel Cressler Miss Caroline Sumner Connersville, indiana

TUDOR HALL SCHOOL girs

College preparation with certificate privileges. Gen- eral courses. Unusual opportunities in Music and Art. Fireproof buildings. Gymnasium. Swim- ming pool. Horseback riding. For catalog address Miss Fredonia Allen, Indianapolis, Indiana.

WARRENTON COUNTRY SCHOOL For Girls

College preparatory and general course. French, the language of the house. The school is planned to teach girls how to study, to bring them nearer nature, and to inculcate habits of order and economy. This school offers a fixed rate. Music, Drawing and Riding are the only extras. Separate building for little girls.

Mile. Lea M. Bouligny, Box 18, Warrenton, Va.

VIRGINIA COLLEGE for Girls and Young Wom: Box V, ROANOKE, VA. In ‘Valley of Virginia. Elective, Preparatory, Junior College. Music, Art, Expression. Home Economics. Secretarial, Library. Journalism. Mattie P. Harris, Pres. Mrs. Gertrude Harris Boatwright, V.-P.

WARD- BELMONT

For Girls and Young Women Ward-Belmont combines highest academic training and advantages of extensive grounds and equipment with that much-sought-for Southern culture and refinement. Six-year course of study embracing two years of college. For information address

WARD-BELMONT Belmont Heights, Box 10, Nashville, Tenn.

GROVE PARK SCHOOL Asheville, N. C. A Resident and Day School for Girls.

Intermediate and College Preparatory courses. DR. and MRS. T. A. COSGROVE, Principals

NEW ENGLAND—Boys’

ORCESTER ACADEM

FOR BOYS OF ABILITY WITH COLLEGE VISION

250 boys

$1,000,000 equipment $1,000 per year Worcester, Massachusetts

WESTMINSTER SCHOOL

Simsbury, Conn. RAYMOND R. McORMOND, Headmaster

ROX BURY |

A Special Type of Boarding Sound College Preparation by the Tetonal’ ‘Mtethoa A. V. Sheriff, Headmaster, Cheshire, Conn.

Allen-Chalmers

Country School for Boys Military a U d 8 Thomas Chalmers, West Howton, tase. ed

J TCHRIELD

won kg meng Bh rr dny Aino 1100. ‘Earle Everett Sarcka, Box 222, Litchfield, Conn CORNWALL RUMSEY HALL CORNWALL

A school for boys under 15

Yearly Rate $1350 L. R-Sanford, Prin. Louis H. Shutte, M. A. Headmaster

NEW YORK Saint John’ MANS SS

Military. Graduates now attending 48 colleges. Busi- ness course. Riding 001, Junior school for boys 10 to 14. 36 years under present management. Address

Gen. Wm. Verbeck, Pres. Box 1310, Manlius, N. Y.

The STORM KING Seto

A. Progressive College Preparatory” Schoo LU Attractive utdoor Life. "50 Mi Miles from New York. Catalog, and Book of Views on Request. ALVAN E. DUERR, Headmaster Cornwall-on-Hudson, iA

CENTRAL STATES

EASTERN ATLANTIC BORDENTOWN iktimure

Thorough preparation for college or business. Efficient faculty. small classes, individual atten- tion. Boys taught how to study. Supervised athletics. 40th year. Catalogue. Col. T. D. Landon, Principal and ‘a Drawer C-13, Borden- town-on-the-Delaware, N.

i SCHOOL, FREEHOLD TARY SCH or boys 7 to 15. odified military training inculeates obedience, eB self-reliance. The school with the personal touch. Catalog. Address Major CHAS. M. DUNCAN, Box 109, Freehold, N. J.

For the all-around edu- PE cationof manly boys. Ath- ) 7 60-acre campus. Prepares for all the best colleges. Moderate rates. Forms include two Gram- mar and four High School Grades. 59th year. 0 -n W. SWETLAND, Headmaster Box 10V, Hightstown, N. J.

A College Preparatory BLAIR School for Boys Founded _ 1848. Imposing buildings, fully equipped. ‘Thorough instruction. Lower School for younger boys. indowed. Write for catalug. JOHN C. SHARPE, LL.D., Headmaster K, Blairstown, N. J.

wie PRINCETON TUTORING SCHOOL

Thorough Bag el College Preparation. Catalog, mas References yey John G. 1 wtEdgchiL Princeton, New Jersey.

TOME SCHOOL

The ideal boarding school for boys, between Phila- de!phia “and Baltimore on the Susquehanna River. aay age, ——. —— — for

er 8 age. Campus 0! All athletics. Catalog. : ws Sete MURRAY P. BRUSH, Ph.D. Port Deposit, Md.

SOUTHERN

STAUNTON "3807

One of the most distinguished schools in America, preparing for Universities, Government Academies, Rusiness. Gymnasium, swimming pool, all athletics. Complete plant. Charges $650. Col. Thos. H. Russell, B.S., Pres., Box V, (Kable Station)

Staunton, Va.

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HUGHES MILITARY ACADEMY Ideal for training boys in character and eneeene. Thirty miles south Of Nashville. New buildings. a geen —.. ee by eminent educators. 3lst year. U. 8. r detailed. Member Asenaia- tion of Military Colieres and Schools. Read ou catalogue. Address Box 12, Spring Hill, Tenn.

BRANHAM &

LAKE FOREST

Non-Military College Preparatory Academy for

Boys. Near Chicago. All Athletics. Endowed. Cata-

log: J. W. Richards, Box 150, Lake Forest, III. Academy for

THORPE Boys under 15

Beautiful high bluff location, Lake Michigan shore. 30 miles from Chicago. Semi-military. Small classes. Uniforms. Catalog. Address

retary’s Office Lake Forest, Illinois

. MILITARY ACADEMY

For catalog address The Inquiry Bureau, Cul- ver, Ind.

ULVER>

NORTHWESTERN nivat'Katemy

70 mi. from Chicago. An endowed College Prepara- tory School and Junior College. Its distinctive advantages and methods interest discriminating parents. Send for catalog.

Col. R. P. Davidson, Pres., Lake Geneva, Wis.

SPECIAL SCHOOLS

(Cincinnati {onservatory «Music

Founded 1867—Campus and prmetenttos Noted Faculty. Send for brochure BERTHA BAUR, Director. 2615-2695 Hightand Ave. at Oak St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Become a member of this sion. Marinello graduates

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Marinello teaches Facial and Scalp Treatments, Shampooing, Manicuring, Marcel and Water Wav- ae, i Hairdressing, Permanent Waving and Elec-

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VESTOFF SEROVA SCHOOL

Ballet, Classic, Interpretative,

Dancing CoBaby Courses

T Imperial Method siping on on lees

Normal Courses June Ist. Writefor Bocklet V

M. Veronine Vestoff Mile. Sonia Serova

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DENISHAWN

RUTH ST. DENIS AND TED SHAW School of Dancing and its Related Are.

Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Classes Denishawn recognizes and endeavors to use everything vital and beautiful that has ever been contributed to the art of the dance by any peoples of any age.

Short Courses Always Open. Catalogue on Request Katharane Edson, Director, 327 W. 28th St., N.Y.

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The Schuster-Martin School

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OPERA

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American Academy of DramaticArt The leading institution for Dramatic and Expres- sional Training in America. For information apply to

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ADELAIDE & HUGHES

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For girls of retarded development. Limited enroll- ment permits intimate care. 9 miles from Boston. MISS CORA E. MORSE, Principal 31 Park Cirele Arlington Heights, Mass.

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A special school for backward girls. Individual in- struction. Experienced teachers. Happy home life. Healthful location. Out-door and water sports. 30 acre — .

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An ideal private home-school for nervous, back- ward and mental defectives. No age limit. Phys- ical Culture. Manual training and all branches. Open year around. Terms $75 per month.

MR. and MRS. AUGUST A. BOLDT, Supt. 114 Fairview Ave.

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1880 SEGUIN SCHOOL 1924 For Backward and Mentally Deficient Children Limited to 25 pupils, girls, young women and boys under 12. No epileptics nor insane. Ten teachers, e Pag ag Large grounds. Mrs. . Seguin, Box 10, Orange, N. J.

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“The Art of Color’’ by Michel Jacobs now on sale. Classes in Life—Portrait—Poster—Costume design —Interior decoration.

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40 VOGUE or SHOPPERS’ AND Sa. tn:s Geive EXP in Ia 1180 Hirst E: 4 Fi — — Est. = ae ae ea _ <= ——— Profe fine f Shoppers’ & Buyers’ Guide, VOGUE, 19 West Forty-fourth Street, New York. = Antiques Advertising rates given upon request Cleaning & Dyeing—Cont. meee a . LEWANDOS—Cleaners—Dyers Wi Old pieces from English, French & Spanish genera I y wi tions. We have an entreé into oldest, most au- argent Sm Buserion ade thentic sources Southe~n heirlooms. Photos & de- YOUR IMAGINATION 2 w wy in 1829 be! scriptions. Vasseo, 1280. Catherine St., Mobile, Ala, R F ‘ Le wh treet, New York aque’ Whether you are an early Christmas Shopper looking for the elusive unusual ty —. Tous . . . . . ( A ZC gift, or are just browsing over the pages of your favorite magazine, you are 1901 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia iMustt rts and Crafts sure to find these little advertisements interesting and entertaining. As they Shops in all large Eastern Cities a are read, it is possible to imagine one’s self wandering through a street of “Pr CANADIAN Handwoven HOMESPUNS, Blan- ‘ a. 4 : kets, Spreads, Headquarters for work among French smart little shops eagerly waiting to show you merchandise collected from the Corsets and Brassiéeres y Canadian Peasantry. Samples. Canadian Handi- four corners of the earth. A craft Guild, 598 St. Catharine St., W. Montreal. ane * : > ° . S. SCHWARTZ—Now 36 W. 57th St. ne Stain Doaeaesdh snl Some have likened the Shoppers’? & Buyers’? Guide to a large metropolitan Y., formerly 11 East 47th Street. f ' pave pg — ok easly tained. ae, department store with its many “special services”, its great variety of attractive Custom made _ oF novotics in“ Corsets for the prot with photograph, given prompt attention. ° : es ° ! i a Edward omeer iS EF 26th Bt. New York City things and its surprising convenience ne SOssARD CRRSET SHOP (Retail) Headquarters rs . ° : sets for a gures outhful lin SaaRRRE FUG DARD of axtaiadl Gictsie Om It is so easy to look through the Shoppers & Buyers’ Guide for the things you assured when properly fitted te nee Gensefl lines gowns and frocks. Distinctive and individual but need—so easy to make a note of the different addresses and so easy to order by neetieee. semneckable values $3. 50, up. Madame WE the mode. Tel. Spring 6065. ra ° : - i : cing rdles; Elastie, non-lacing MME, ee TT kT. dy mail; that a profitable habit will be formed if you never fail to read these Clasp-Arounds; | Combinations ; Brassiéres, ete. niisfit little messages in every issue. mstead Corset Shop, 179 Madison Ave., suits, HAND-PAINTED SHAWLS FROM PARIS at 34th Street, N.Y. Tel. Ashland 6642. service Wamebio—senetiing ouitey iy ee French THE SHOPPERS’ & BUYERS’ GUIDE OF VOGUE a ey Fehon Retail 9 novelties in silk. apes, Cushions . & tted by Gossard Mademoiselle Fautrad, 13 West 47th St., N. Y. C. 19 West 44th Street New York City . ‘orsetiere at shop or residence. Corsets to order. ; = , a i orders by measurement solicited. Regent. 4848 ISE GREENWOOD —CORSET EXPERT French, Domestic & Elastic Corsets Copi Art-Needlework Beauty Culture—C ont. Bon Voyage Baskets order. Remodeled, copied & aman” Mell one d for estimate. 500-5th Ave., N. Y. Longacre 8173. EXCLUSIVE ITALIAN LINENS. Reticello Cut- MARINELLO SHOP Something Thrilling in blue paper and yellow | LOVELILINE—Unique, dainty, rubber brassiere. men work in antique designs, adapted to modern uses. A Beauty Aid for every need. string. That’s what people say about gifts from | No shoulder straps—no discomfort, Gossamer weight. 1 Dinner, Lunch, Tea, Bridge ‘i'ray Sets. All’ oe del Marinello Experts in Attendance. the Alice H. Marks Shop. Our steamer vanity & | Indispensable for evening wear. Small or medium a I Lino, 177 MacDougal St. near Washn. Sa., N. Cc. Under direct ee Marinello Co. convalescent bskts. are unique. 4 W. 50th St., N.Y. | $2., large $2.50. Mila, 741 Madison Ave., N.Y.° Con RUSSIAN Nobility Art Embroidery—Ladies’ & ” HAVE YOU READ the unusual Gift advertise- CORSETIERE MME. CLAFF W Children’s dresses. New Fall Models. Paris Impor- | Western Expert pen. oe iggy ay «| ments below the classification of that name on the | Corsets and Brassieres made- acme = WEE ot tations. Russian Refugee Workshop. 804 Tower Court Bldg. mas wig ta ga opposite page? There are many ideas for the | Ready-to-wear corsets for street, sport and evening & stre 104 West 57th Street, N. Y. Circle 10163. Chicago, Ill. ew Yor early Christmas shopper. wear, 12 E. 48th St., New York. Murray Hill 1326 Headeerk Shep- or tome _—— Ab- ~sogut-—Ideal Hauid, _seloriess, Seodorant. Bem: = hold nens, Importe veedlewor zadies resses | edies excessive perspiration. estroys odors harm- “ . r a & Blouses, Children’s Clothes. Stop in when motor- | jessly. Cannot irritate. All stores or direct by Children’s T hings Damages on Clothing Made Invisible Gor ing. On State Rd., 62 Market St., Poughkeepsie, N.Y. | mail 50c. Madame Berthe, 562—5th Ave., N. Y.

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Astor Theatre} & smart Dresses & Coats up to 14 yrs. Boys’ suits Private or class lessons. By appointment. Nefitted Beach Company, 904 Sycamore, Cincinnati, Bidg. (Times Sq.), N. Y. Chickering 6130. & coats up to 6 yrs. Infants’ Wear. 267 Madison Ave., N. Y., Tel. Murray Hill 5397. me LIDA FISHER GILDER—140 West 57th Street. Dorothy Sedley’s Preparations—No-wrinkle creme. verter re FASHIONS, 4 West 50th St., N. Y. MY RI Auction Bridge (Whitehead System). Mah Jong. | Feeds and invigorates skin. Quickly removes lines children’s shop of unusual charm. - P of New Private and class lessons for advanced students. | of age. Ends sallow_complexions. Price $3.50. Distinctive children’s and misses’ dresses, dolls, Dramatic Art that se Beginners tutored. Tel. Circle 3053. Hotel Majestic, West 72nd St., N. Y. toys, gifts and novelties. Homer, SHEPARD’S STUDIO, INC., 20 W. 54th St., N.Y. | STUDY Seientific Facial Treatment. Marcelling,| PINKY WINKY. 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On| Sealed enve one. ne ar" és. eduction Se approval. Ideal Baby & Gift Shop, Roanoke, Va. J. Rush, M.D., at Dermic Institute, 347 5th Ave., N.Y. B. Mani HOMESPUN BABY BLANKETS—the ideal gift The Chintz Shop, 431 Madison Ave., N.Y.C. Every. REDUCE WEIGHT & CORRECT THE FI TO RE woven by hand from the softest wool—Blue, pink, eee ee, de mga nie thing in Chintz, Linen, Cretonne. 4914 Maryied without diet or medicine. — possess every p Ad heesi or buff. Can be washed—30x40—$5.00. 36x50—$7.50. research by a. famous _Drofessor Av., St. Louis, Mo. 6 Elm St., Morristown, N. J. | Electrical & M ful treatment. 18 Wi Means Weave Shop, Lowell, Mass. at Cornell,’ Fordham ~ and s Polyclinic 259i Salem Av., Cincin.,O.,114 So. 20th St., Phila. | Dr. Savage Institute, 338 Madivon Ave. Cal. 0286 8 Wee TATHE THIGH INSTITUTE. SUPERFLUOUS FLESH REDUCED by modern Beads and Beaded Bags presents @ 6 reatesent Christmas Cards scientific method, without payment until reduction j if desired. Dr. R. Newman, Licensed Physician, yore yf ba a 286 Fifth Ave. (near 30th St.) New York City. WALDE BEADS and accessories—all kinds for bags, dresses, b QUAINT | ety a Artistic Car lotmes Cards. : necklaces, antique bag patterns, etc. Bead Bags Three bee eas in attendance nd one dollar for $3.00 value. ' or. Rd — <a repaired. Send stamp for catalog & prices. i nies aa tikes ' eAiso cards for hand-coloring. reduction of Corpulency Joe Michel, 87 West 39th St., N. Y. City. or booklet on request. Box 2, 1316 Euclid St., Washington, D. C. will be mailed without ThEwE Exelusive Medels Made-to-Order in silks, tapes- | Have clear healthy skin. YOUTH-AMI | PERSONAL ENGRAVED CHRISTMAS CARDS charge upon request to listed o1 tries, brocades; recoverings a specialty. Send for | Liquid Skin Peel removes blemished skin harm- exelusive designs, magnificent assortment, Dept. “‘H” 81 Catalog and prices. Schuyler 1518. Wm. Nibur, | lessly, painlessly. e free. Youth-Ami | delivered anywhere. Send for samples at once. Garfield Tea Co. 2432 B’way, N. Y. Branch, 667 Madison Avenue | Laboratories, Dept. VS,.30 East 20th St., IN: Y.'| Everett Waddey Co., 5 So. 11th St., Richmond, Va. | 313 41st Street Brooklyn, N. Y. =>__— aaa ee eee tne Olle eee ane: | WRINKLES? Boum Re. 4'ton restores Se. cares WONDERFUL NEW TREATMENT restores Frames for Beaded Bags. Silk bags to order. | method youth’s radiant firmness. Constituent’ ells y ‘ ° beauty, youthful figure, vigor and health. Colon Catalogue upon request. A. L. Workman, revitalize skin without contracting it. Leona Libbé - Cleaning & Dyeing irrigation. Results guaranteed. Finlaniia Health 1 West 34th Street, N. Y. C. 1367 East 16th St., B’klyn, N. Y., Dewey 10199 | , Studio, 17 East 45th St., N. Y. Tel. Mur. Hill 3068, REMOD KNICKERBOCKER Cleaning & Dyeing Co. | REDUCE THE NEW WAY! All that puffiness —vredesi; ° High ~~. cleaners and dyers. Main Office, 402 E. | gone after a: few a watch youre Thats to Beauty Culture Bed Quilts Bist Bt. ranch offices-in N. Y. City, also | self go down. A liquid not a grease. Infallib reasomab te binine: New Rochelle, Newport & Paris. | $1.00. Marie Louise, 132 West 72nd St., N. ¥. FoR H MME. MAYS treatments for permanently removing | BEAUTIFUL PATCHWORK QUILTS $9.85 Can- wAVE YOU READ the unusual Gift advertise- BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM METHO you Vor wrinkles, scars, freckles, tightening muscles, given | dlewick Spreads $5.65. Pure Wool blanket cloth | ments below the ——— of that name on the | Ring Roller—Bergonie Chair—Electric aner?— only at my one address, 50 W. 49th St., N. Y. White or Colors $2.25 yd. Write for information. | opposite ge? There are many ideas for the | Baths. Dr. Joseph R. Ross. Fi eta | Vogue, 7 early Christmas shopper. 300 Madison Ave., cor. 41st St., . Van. 6290.

Bryant 9426, Booklet. ‘Physicians’ endorsement,

Elizabeth Finlay, 932 Hinman Ave., Evanston, Ill.

October 15 Furs Hats—Cont. Linens—Cont. Shopping Commissions EXPERT FUR REMODELING & REPAIRING “STYLISH HATS New importations of Decorative Italian Linens & | MI " in latest style. Lowest prices. Special attention and How to Make Them” fine household linens. Large selection of lovely cated ot A iene a New York, wis aoe slso given to out-of-town orders. Est. 1886. | Fall number shows 50 of Madame Loie’s exclusive | gifts at little prices. New Illustrated Booklet. for_or with you in leading shops. No charge. Mail Orders Filled. Kerge’s, 31 W. 50th St., N. Y. 98 Morningside Ave., N. Y., Tel. Morningside 7022.

Hirshfeld Fur Co., Inc., 71 West 46th St., N.Y.C. EXCLUSIVE FURS Retail and Wholesale 4 Fifth Avenue Shop on East 10th Street offers latest designs at reasonable prices. Qst. 1870. E. E. Baldwin, 36 E. 10th St., N.Y.C.

styles—easy for you to make. Send 25c for this number containing coupon good for 10c in the purchase of pattern most becoming to you. Loie Hat ——. Co., 15 West 37th Bt Dept. H. New York.

Lingerie & Laces

MRS. SARAH BOOTH DARLING

Purchasing Agent. Accompanying out-of-town patrons. No eharge. References. Chaperoning. Tel. Endicott 4193 155 W. 78th St., N. Y.

Professional people frem coast te coast buy their Sne furs from us. Write for our illustrations and prices—and see the reason.

Reel’s, Milwaukee, Wis.

Furniture & Furnishings

Hemstitching, Plaiting, Buttons

REAL LACES—Large assortments of real filet, Irish, Cluny, Venice and hand-embroidered nets. Mail orders promptly executed. = for es a The 34th St. Shop. 58 E. 34th =...

Buttons Covered, Hemstitching, Plaiting. Hem- stitching; plain, picot edge, zigzag, curves. Buttons; customer’s own material. Plaiting all styles. Mail order catalog. Sadleir, 17 W. 34th St., N. Y.

BRIDAL SETS—TROUSSEAUX. — of best

quality and style, hand-made, with real Valen-

ciennes and other fine laces. Moderately priced. M. Collart 23 KE. 54th St., N. y.

WILKINSON HAND-MADE ART QUILTS ,ade of fine satins, silks and sateens, filled with seleeted lamb’s wool. Illustrated Booklet V on equest. Wilkinson Sisters, Ligonier, Indiana. HOUSE & GARDEN’S Book of Houses. 30 i!lustrations of homes you will find helpful in plan- ‘ing your own. 110 pages, beautifully printed, pe in cloth, $3.00. Greenwich, Conn.

Hosiery

Maternity Apparel

MRS. C. B. WILLIAMS, New York Shopper, will shop with you or send anything to you. Send for Magazine Services free. 366 Fifth Avenue, New York.

MRS. GEORGETTE DUNBAR EVANS will keep you in touch with N. Y.’s advanced modes. Will shop for or with you gratis. Chaperoning. Booklet. Hotel San Remo, Central Park West, Endicott 6700 “BEAUTIFUL THINGS | SEE’’—Write for Free Fashion Letter with list of bargains. Shops free for or with you saving time and money. Irene ‘Stephens. 144 East 37th Street, New York.

Te acquaint you with Frutchey Silk Stockings, all| BERTHE MAY’S MATERNITY CORSETS, BLANCHE ADLER, Formerly of the South i silk chiffons, 3 pairs $5—banana, French nude, | Belts and Brassiéres. Exclusive and invisible en- accompany out-of-town pom on Servises a. Perfect satisfaction guar- | largement feature. Dress as usual. Write for booklet Mail orders given prompt attention. References

new gray, fawn, black. anteed. Frutchey Silk Shop, 574 Fifth Av., N.Y.C

No. 14, Berthe May, 10 E. 46th St., New York

Required. 10 East 43rd St., N. Y. Vanderbilt 2360

Under the headings on these two pages you will ae many things which will the beauty of your home.

All dietean cordially invite readers to write for. information when a personal call is not ‘convenient,

an prompt attention to correspondence is assured.

Gowns Bought

MME. NAFTAL, Tel. Bryant 670, will buy your misfit or slightly used street and evening dresses. suits, wraps, etc. Highest cash value. Satisfactory service to patrons at a distance. 69 W. 45th St., N. Y.

WE PAY CASH AT ONCE For Slightly Used or Misfit Gowns, Suits, Wraps, Furs, etc. Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, etc. Highest yong Value Guaranteed We have Unlimited Capital No Transaction too large or too Small rite, ae Call or Send.

Mme. Furman, 101 W th St., N. Y. Tel. Bryant 1376, America’s Oldest and Most Reliable Es- tablishment. Exclusive Dealer to Society’s 400 Consult Us First Satisfaction Assured

MME. NAFTAL, Tel. Bryant 670, pays highest

cash value for fine misfit or slightly used evening

& street frocks, furs, diamonds, jewelry, silverware. 69 West 45th Street, New York

Gowns & Blouses Made to Order

THE MISSES CURRAN will make you street and evening gowns ae blouses for all occasions and also do remodeling at _ reasonable _ prices. 134 Lexington Ave. (29th St.), N. ¥Y. Mad. Sq. 8188

Hosiery Repaired

Berthe May’s Maternity Dresses, Layettes Exclusive models at reasonable prices. Write for Season’s portfolio No.

INDIVIDUAL SHOPPING SERVICE—no charge. We will buy for you and for your home. References required. Murray Hill 4266

Berthe May, 10 E. 46th St., New York Mrs. Gordon Abbott, Inc., 52 Vanderbilt Ave., N.Y. = Spates ne eee we uns ull reads repaire on a makes 0 * . Memorials Silks

silk hosiery,

& made to look like new. Lenox Hosiery Repair Service, A

2 West 47th St., N. Y

Interior Decorators & Decorations

EARLY SPANISH AND ITALIAN FURNITURE Spanish and Italian Glass and Pottery Hall House, Charles Hall, Inc. 3 East 40th Street, New York, Wholesale Only.

Make your own window drapes. A leading New York decorator (formerly with John Wanamaker) tells how. Send 50c today for fone instruction book. Shelton Shop, 148 E. 50 N.Y. C. CURTAIN CRAFT—i9 W. 50th St. N. ¥.. G. Ready-made Draperies, to Fit any Window. Custom finish — Superior Materials — Attractive Prices. Interior Decorations. Gifts. Furniture.

SILK MIRROR & PICTURE CORDS $1.00

| MEMORIALS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. In

granite, marble, bronze and glass. Individual con-

FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP, 574 Fifth Ave., N. Y. Mr. Frutchey (for 30 years a style authority)

sideration. Sketches upon request. State require- gladly sends samples of silks, personall lected fi

ments. The Davis Memorial Co., Syracuse, N. Y. any purpose. Here your salvaions ts commented. Miscellaneous Social Etiquette

Manufacturer of HAND MADE Children’s dresses | Charm, Poise & Personality—Overcome self-con-

needs several reliable ladies to take orders. Splendid opportunity for ladies with good social connections. Box 156, Davenport, Iowa.

sciousness—Personality analyzed, correct soc yy pro- cedure authoritatively taught personally & by yee. Mlle. Louise, Alamac Hotel, 71st St., Bway, N.

Accurately checked lists for sale. 500 to 800 names and addresses—wealthy prominent women—larger cities East and South. Write, 4 Neron Place, New Orleans, La.

Specialty Shops

FITZPATRICK—175 Lexington Ave., N. Y¥. C.

Advance fall importations

each. All colors. Heavily Wired. Would cost $2.00 in local stores. Monograms and Woven Names Sample gowns and frocks at savings of fifty percent Sarachek’s, 1117 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. over retail prices.

OUSE & GARDEN’S Book of Houses. 30 7 FOR OCTOBER—SUNSET GALABEAHS illustrations of homes you will find helpful in plan- pecan it A bye — _ gg gy eg In gorgeous colors. Come in and see them ning your own. pages, beautifully printed, | prices. J. & J. Cash, Inc., 622 Chestnut St., Intown Studio, 61 E. 55th St., N.Y. C. bound _in cloth, $3.00. Greenwich, Conn. Norwalk, Conn. England, France, Australia, Canada | Shopping Service Plaza_ 2973

Pree il ve, fi — on). = ; manent mark your clothing nens_ quickly. , Jewelry and Precious Stones 100 of your name or your _ initials—$1.00. Stationery Kaumagraph Products, 350 W. 31st St., N. Y. C.

FRANK C. HUTCHINSON BUYS DIAMONDS, precious stones and individual pieces of jewelry or jewelry estates to be settled. Expert appraising. 344 Madison Ave., N. Y. C., opp. Hotel Biltmore.

E. & S. MEARES Make street, afternoon and evening gowns for the smart gentlewoman of discrimination. $65.00 up. 134 West 8ist St., N. Y. C. Schuyler 1995

RANDOLPH J. TRABERT CO., Formerly with Black, Starr & Frost, Jewel Brokers & Authorized Appraisers. Jewels purchased from estates & private parties. Guaranty Trust Bldg., Rm. 506, 522-5th Av.

Mourning Apparel

NAME & ADDRESS or MONOGRAM raised letters 100 Double (200 Single) Sheets 5% x 8%;

100 envelopes Ppd. $2.50. Assorted Gasipias a. De Luxe Stationery Co., 344V West 52nd St., N. Y.

MULLEN — 19 E. 49th St., N. Y.

Mourning and Stunning Black Hats,

Veils, Gowns, Blouses and Bags. No catalog

MARGUERITE B. KELLENS makes smart street suits—dainty evening & afternoon gowns. Fine work. Remodeling like new. Prompt attention to mail orders. 143 W. 69th St., N. Y. Endicott 9558.

ESTATES AND RESPONSIBLE PERSONS wish- ing to dispose of jewels can do so privately and to the best advantage at 542-5th Avenue Rooms 50-51. 5th Floor, Béchet & Barclay.

Patterns

Tea Rooms

THE DIXIE KITCHEN Delectable Southern dinners with smothered chicken and waffles. Cafeteria plan at its best. Con- veniently situated at 9 and 11 East 44th St., N. Y.

Gowns Remodeled

THE WOMAN JEWELER—Specializes in fine gems, settings and repairs. Express your personal- ity in_your jewelry. Purchases made abroad.

Olga Tritt, Heckscher Bldg., 730-5th Ave., N. Y.

PATTERNS CUT TO MEASURE from _illustra- tions, description of model. Fit guaranteed. Special attention to mail orders. Mrs. W. S. Weisz, 111 Lexington Avenue, at 28th Street, New York.

“THE MENDING SHOP.” Gowns Tailored, Suits Remodeled up-to-date. Shop Blouses and Gowns ltefitted. Miss H. Redding Coughlin, 17 E. 48th St., N. Y. No Branches. Phone 5062 Mur. Hill

WE BUY DIAMONDS, ——— pieces of jewelry and jewelry estates. Expert appraising. Est. 1885. W. L. Collin, 347-5th Ave., at 34th St., New York Room 1001 ‘Telephone Ashland 6274

Permanent: Hair Wave

Toilet Preparations

Poudre Magique, Tomnel et fils. A two in one

hygienic toilette powder. A deodorant, as well as

a dusting powder. Prevents all odor of perspiration. P. O. 171, Cold Spring Harbor, me

MY RE-BUILDING OF GOWNS IS THE TALK of New York, because I make creations out of gowns that seem hopeless. Trices ~~ _ Atalanta Homer, Ltd., 37 W. 48th St., N. Y., Bry. 1441.

Hair Coloring

HAROLD J. HENRY and ASSOCIATES offer a three-fold service to executors, trustees and a en purchase, appraisal or sale of Diamonds, Precious Stones & Jewelry Estates H.J.Henry D.P. Brokaw H.A.Friese H. A. Meyers 15 Maiden Lane, New York City Forty Years of Jewelry Exnerience

PREMATURELY GREY HAIR RESTORED with one application of André’s Oriental Coloring. Gives the hair a soft, glossy, youthful appearance. Price $2.00. André, 16 East 37th Street, 477 York.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Diamonds, Watches, Pearls, Discarded Jewelry, everything of value. Money wired within two hours. Bank References. Detroit Gold Refiners Detroit, Michigan

WHY HAVE GREY OR FADED HAIR? B. Paul’s

Henna. Composed pulverized Henna; Herbs. Will not rub off. 14 shades. Harmless- Shop applications 21 W. 39th St., N. Y.

Postpaid $1.60. B. Paul,

BENNETT BROS., buy and sell Diamonds, Semi- precious Stones, Pearls, Old Fashioned Jewelry. Es — 4 appraised and settled.

175 Broadway, N. Y. (2nd floor), o Maiden Lane.

ROBERT—Permanent Hair Waving like a Marcel, Jeune Garcon Hair Cut, Hair Tinting, Hair Goods. Manicuring, etc., 675 Fifth Avenue. at 53rd Street, Plaza 1533-0684.

CALL AT SCHAEFFER’S if you want expert eee attention for a ay wave. ositively no friz or kink. J. Schaeffer Ine , 590-592-5th Av., N.Y. Bryant 7615

NESTLE’S World’s famous permanent waving expert for safety and comfort. Originators of the renowned Lanoil Process which requires almost no heat. Actually improves the hair texture and in beauty of result duplicates natural — Booklet or appointment. to 14 East 49th Street, New York. Phone Vanderbilt 7660- 166

Unusual Gifts

BERTHA TANZER, Box 2, Station F, Bklyn, N. Y. My catalog V. of toys and novelties is a boon te the gift and prize seeker.

A 2 cent stamp brings it.

GIFTS & NOVELTIES OF UNUSUAL MERIT decorated in my studio, and others ae” person- ally in Europe. Catalogue for trade

Rena Rosenthal, 520 Madison Ave. (nr $3ea St) N.Y. FANCY FRENCH NOVELTY DOLLS. Dainty little lady exquisitely coiffured, dressed in Colonial styles. Prices on request. European Xmas Gifts.

Lisa des Renaudes, 51 West 52nd St., N. Y

GRAY HAIR BANISHED IN [5 MINUTES Inecto Rapid, Notox, gives permanent color and per- fect texture. Particulars Mailed. Daily Demonstration Inecto Salons, 33-35 West 46th Street, New York.

IF YOUR HAIR is Blonde, Golden Blonde, or Chestnut, uneven in color and dull, — gray be ginning to show, write for our Bookle

Francis Hairdressing Corp. Dept. V, 4 W. 45thSt. »N.Y,

Hair Goods

MANUEL—The originator of the Modern Trans- formation and Sight-Proof Parting. Specialist in | kinds of hair goods. Booklet on request. R Manuel, 29 East 48th St., N. Y. Mur. Hill 5737 To REST YOUR HAIR, and for added charm wear a Transformation with the life-like parting, as developed by Louis Parme. 38 West 57th St., N. Y. Phone Circle 4956.

CLARENCE B. WEBSTER Authorized Jewelry Appraiser for many Trust Companies of New York. Buys single pieces of jewelry or entire estates, and appraises them for individuals, for the Inheritance Tax, or for Insur- ance purposes at -a reasonable. charge.

Bank_references Six Maiden Lane, N. Y. C. ‘Tel. Cortlandt 6228

Jewelry and Silverware Bought

CASH FOR JEWELRY, Diamonds, Gems, Gold,

Silver, new or broken. Prices now exceptionally high. Established 40 years. Mme. Naftal. 69 West 45th St., New York. Tel. Bryant 670

PAWN TICKETS ARE VALUABLE We buy old Pawn Tickets, Diamonds & Jewelry. Absolutely confidential. Write, Call or Phone. Circle 7261 Forgotston’s, 201 West 49th St., N. Y.

MY SPECIALTY PERMANENT LARGE WAVE At last, white hair waved without making it yellow. Bobbed hair all in ringlets. J. Halloh,

Vanderbilt 5241.

SOMETHING CHARMING AND USEFUL. Prac- tical & novel gifts appropriate for the professional man or discriminating woman. Send for catalog.

U. 8S. Victor Fountain Pen Co., 109 Lafayette St., N. Y.

36 East 48th St., N. Y.

MARIO & FREDERICK, INC. Permanent Wave Specialists. Personal attention. The result being the duplicate of a large natural wave. 17 East 48th St., N. Y. Vanderbilt 6897.

PAUL — Permanent Marcel. Personal Service. Boyish Bob to Your Type

Hair Tinting Transformations

586 Fifth Ave.. N. Y. Phone Brvant 9964

HAIR TINTING, artistically done by one who uses it herself. $5 up. Advice for home treatments. Louise Berthelon 48 East 49th Street, N. Murray Hill 2768

Prints & Frames

Por Meer — go tne AY ; RERNEBY é. co. 693 Ay. at New York

° ‘or pearls, amonds, jewelry, silver, persona ne Sporting and Naval Prints,

Hair and Scalp Treatment erty. Entire estates bought —sold appraised. Rare Old and Modern Etchings. Confidential. King, 831—-6th Ave., cor. 47 St., N. Y. C Americana suitable for Colonial Homes.

WALDEYER & BETTS—Scalp Specialists. Ex- pe:t advice and scientific treatment of hair and scalp 665 Fifth Avenue, ae 43 Rue Godot de Mauroy, Paris THERE ARE PERMANENT WAVE EXPERTS listed on this page too, and all are ready to give special attention to individual types. Jot down the names.

Ladies Tailors

RENDEZVOUS—A little leather book, cleveriy contrived to secure duplicate notations, one io he retained by each of two persons making an appoint- ment. Prevents mistakes in time and place of meeting. A new and distinctive gift displaying the art of fine craftsmanship. Pencil gilt edged pad, various colors, $1.75 postpaid.

H. F. Rogers & Co. Huntington, N. Y.

Rich, soft, grey LEATHER binds 2 pads & pencil for convenient shopping notes. Name address in gold on cover (2 x 4 in.) Extra doz. pads & 6 pencils $5 by Ins. mail. E. Davis, Box 7100, Elkins Pk., Pa

RARE AND UNUSUAL GIFTS Imported from far China _and the Orient. Write for our 1924

Far East Importing Co., 1511-C Ninth Ave., West. Seattle, Washington.

Readers are cordially requested to order merchandise for Christmas gifts early, to avoid disappointment possibly arising through delayed mail.

Shoes and Custom Shoes

Wedding Stationery

J. TUZZOLI, 27 West 46th St., N. Y., makes a suit for $65 which cannot be duplicated under $125. Quality & material faultless in make & fit. New models now ready. Furs remodeled.

pot ad Ro “fits the narrow heel’’ in sizes 1-10 AAAA to E, French and English models in_ street aa gE. footwear. Send for Catalog vs. a Rie eno 714-5th Ave., New York.

100 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS $13.50 or invitations hand-engraved. 2 sets of envelopes. 100 Calling Cards, $2.75. Write for samples. V. Ott Engraving Co., 1032 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa.

Hats

REMODELER OF HATS “A Hat of Yesterday”’ —redesigned into a ‘“‘last word’’ creation. Smart new Tlats to order. Mail Orders a specialty. Prices reasonable. Irene Franks, 37 W. 48th St., N

FOR HOME eee eee 25c will bring you Vogue’s new mart dressmaking class on aner’’—all the tricks of the professional.

yogue, 19 West 44th Street, New York City

Linens

CK’S SHOE SHOP (Creators) 154 West A oth St., N. Y¥. Opp. Lyceum Theatre A fascinating Treasure Trove of shoe models beautiful and practical

Engraved Wedding Invitations & Announcements. Everett Waddey Co. has for generations insured highest quality at reasonable prices, del.

Wedding Etiquette Free. 5 8.11 St., Richmond,Va.

Say it with linen, the Madeira Linen Shop invites

SHORT VAMP SHOES (Trade Mark)

SUPERIOR ENGRAVING CO. Wedding Invita-

you. Decorative linens from every high grade pro-| from stock or to order. First French Boot Shop | tions and Announcements. Wholesale Prices. ducing center of the world at lower prices. Mail in America.- Established 1887 Guaranteed hand engraved. Highest Quality. orders on approval. Cat. V. 77 W. 38th St., N. Y. | William Bernstein, 6 West 37th St., N. Y. Booklet, | Write for samples. 610 E. Main St., Richmond, Florence et Félicité, 693 Mad. Ave., N. Y. Rhine- SHORT AND MEDIUM VAMP SHOES INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS French and American Models. Engraved in the very latest styles. Write for

lander 7036—late with Mossé. Linens for all pur- poses. Bathtowels, mats & washcloths. Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s hdkfs. Monograms, sketches submitted.

Best for High Insteps. Cat:

Toes, 225 West 42nd Street,

alo: J. Glassberg, New York.

Prompt Service

samples and prices. Dept. V., “Richmond, Va.

Virginia Stationery Co.,

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The copy follows faithfully the combined use of kasha cloth and satin that so distinguished the original; in black satin with natural colour kasha, brown with natural, black with brick colour. Sizes 14 to 20 $55.00

IFTH VENUE

**Collegial’’ from Martial and

Armand. The copy is made in flat crepe with the collar and leather belt of another colour; black with red, black with beige, brown with beige and black with the new Lanvin blue. Sizes 14 to 20. $45.00

Misses’ Gown Section—Third Floor

**Ma Meinne’’ from Miler Seours. This charming frock is one of the successes of the season and is copied here in fine crepe de Chine; in black, navy blue, brick red, cocoa brown and artichoke reen. Sizes 14 to 20 . . $39.50

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going to celebrate an anniversary— its one hundredth birthday—in November. And, by the happiest of coincidences, Vogue is planning to present its New York fashions issue in November, thus paying tribute in its own fashion, by summing up the very spirit of the Avenue. There will be a charming, reminiscent article of old Avenue days, when wealthy, adventurous citizens went far out to Thirty-Seventh Street to build their country estates