Of a most notable assemblage of NEW FASHIONS FOR SPRING, reflecting the most advanced ideas from Paris
DOLMAN WRAPS AND CAPES
For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear
Are shown in a choice selection of mod
els. Many copies of Callot, Cheruit and
Paquin creations, developed in Evora, Silk
Dunteyn, Paulette, Wool Velours, hand
somely lined with fancy silks.
GOWNS
In New Printed Georgettes
Refined models of distinguished ele
gance, carefully fashioned in various color
combinations, revealing an effective new
drape in the skirt and bodice. An exten
sive variety of charming models; The
stunning silhouette which features the
fashion du jour is represented in a wealth
of new fabrics.
EXCLUSIVE
SWEATERS
Hand-Knit Filet
Silk Sweaters, also
slip-On sleeveless
if-if models, with the
if smart square cut
j fi neck of wool, Shet
fi || land Floss, in
if | brown, purple,
;fi fi turquoise, navy,
rose, cherry, black
or white.
GLOVES
Are indispensable
with Tailored
suits. New impor
tations of Perrin’s
Parfait French Kid
Gloves, in all the
smart shades.
Also one-clasp
Mocha Gloves in
the new mush
room, tan or doye
gray.__
and New York, affording unusual latitude
for the selection of
EASTER APPAREL
of distinction and new exquisiteness. The
prices are very modest. Tailored Suits,
Waists, Gowns, Dolman Wraps and
Capes, Millinery and Accessories.
TAILORED SUITS
Beautiful Spring Suits in a Large Variety
of Models
Smartly tailored/ reproducing the latest
Paris ideas. Authoritative and distinctive
models, including braid-bound, braid
trimmed, Notche collars, Tuxedo collars,
belted sport, 'plain tailored or semi-tai
lored and fancy tailored. Some with new
vestee effects. Materials, Tricotine,
Tweed, Check Velour, Silver Tone and
Army Serge. Colors, new taupe, rein
deer, rookie, tan, gray mixture, navy blue
and black.
New, beautiful line
of Ribbons, Chil
dren’s Hats and
Dresses, Yard
Goods in
Georgette Crepe,
Crepe de Chine,
Chitten s Ear
Crepe, Moraie,
Satins and Taf
fetas, in all the new
shades.
NEW BLOUSES ||
Of rare loveliness. Georgette Crepe is the
favored medium for the mode s expres
sion, both for the costume and the daintier
of blouses. if
Tablier Models Achieve Unusual
Distinction
And, in straight panel or apron effects,
are elaborate with embroideries, beading
or applique motifs. Basque modes, Rus- §j |
sian models, braided or chenille-embroid
ered, are featured, and there are many if §j
exquisite blouses with real Filet, Venise
or Valenciennes Laces or hand embroid
eries, *in colors, league blue, sunset, |j
Wedgewood, Bermuda, rose, flesh and %
navy blue. §j |
MILLINERY
Charming versions
of the new modi
fied Directoire
Pokes, Straight
Sailors, Turban
and types from the
Watteau period.
Also picturesque
Hats of studied
beauty for after
noon wear.
Sport Skirts
In all the new fab
rics; some plain, ||i j|i
others pleated. |j j§
Onyx Hose
To match every j|j ||
gown, in heavy || ||
silk, with rein- |i §!
forced heel and Ijjj !||
toe. || i||
Debevoice Bras
sieres
Lily of Van N
France Ralto
Corsets Veilings
IDAHO PUNS
BIG LOAN FOR
RECUMATION
POCATELLO, Idaho, April 11 (bj
Associated Press).—Recently a move
ment was started in Pocatello in whicli
twenty-one counties participated, tc
float a loan or revolving fund, in th«
sum of $100,000,000 for the reclama
tion of about two and a half niillior
acres of land in eastern and southern
Idaho.
Secretary of the Interior Franklir
K. Lane will aid in the work by the
reintroduction of his bill in the nexl
congress. It was defeated in the last
congress. Letters received by the of
fleers of the Idaho Reclamation Asso
ciation are to the effect that Secretarj
Lane has very much at heart the irri
gation projects of the dry areas of th(
West. It is said there is every pros
pect that the deal will culminate ir
a favorable manner.
In the meantime the various coun
ties of the irrigated and farming sec
tions are reinforcing the proposition,
* and are organizing local units, one
from each county.
» Major Fred R. Reed has been ap
pointed by the executive board as sec
retary to the parent body, or Idaho
association. He is an experienced
man in reclamation service, and is
considered more familiar with such
projects than any man in the West.
He was for many years the reclama
tion agent on the Twin Falls projects,
and later agent for the Kuhns. He
recently declined an opportunity to
take charge of one of the commis
sions recently created by the depart
ment consolidation plan of Governor
Davis, which passed both branches ol
the legislature, to take the secretary
ship of the new plan to irrigate the
West. He will remove to Pocatello
to engage actively in. the work with
out further delay.
The' president of the association, S.
E. Brady, also makes his home in Po
catello, and this being the recognized
distributing point for eastern Idaho—
and in fact, the Northwest—a perfect
working organization is being organ
ized. Plans are under way for an in
tensive publicity campaign to be con
ducted under the charge of Major
Reed.
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U-BOATS WILL BE ON
EXHIBITION AT NAVY
YARD IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, March 11—This
city will be given the initial opportun
ity to see some of the German U-boats
I that surrendered to the allied fleet at
Scapa Plow, according to a statement
made by the League Island navy yard
authorities. Six ot the Hun undersea
craft will be turned over to America
for exhibition purposes. They will be
brought first to the local navy yard.
The U. S. S. Bushnell, mothership of
the American submarines left here re
cently to go to the North Sea to ac
company the captured spoils to our
shores. Aside from the regular crew
the Bushnell carried several hundred
artisans and mechanics.
The extra hands will be employed
in remantling the German U-boats and
making them fit for an oversea voy
age. It is common rumor at the local
navy yard that the Deutchland, the
monster boche submarine that ran the
blockade in 1916, will he among the
turned-over submarines.
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WORLD WAR VETERANS
ORGANIZE FOR POSITIONS
POCATELLO, Idaho, April 11 (by
Associated Press).—Already more
than 500 doughboys, gobs and leather
necks, as the boys in khaki and blue
terpi themselves, have perfected an
organization of World War Veterans
in this city, with Major C. M. Booth
as the head. The body embraces sol
diers and sailors, and the plan upon
which it is formed will incorporate
one of the most interesting projects
in which returning soldiers can be
come interested.
It embraces more of the welfare
movement than merely the fraternal,
and'land acquisitions, as well as in
dustrial Items, are the principal mat
terfe promoted by those in charge of
the organization. The war veterans
here are exercisling every effort to
co-operate with the local federal em
ployment bureau, and to give addi- ;
tional impetus to the plan to see that
the soldiers are supplied with work,
or will be able to settle on good land
under one of the irrigation projects in
the state. Statistics show that in this
area there is a disposition on the part
of the men to secure the land rather
than remain in the city and look for
r
t job thatj might or might not be con
jenial.
A meeting is called for the future
;o further work out the idea of the
>rganization, and this is In chares
>f the War Mothers, and entertain
nent in varied form is provided to
issist in the more serious business
>f providing for the future.
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