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The _"publlc~` has depiored this~ cond_t» _,

tion. _~" It has been well known for-aes- eral seasons that the 'aversge_=.w'o a_|\= did not care to buy a strev§"'ha_t`-||‘|-_ February and a, velvet hat in July, el' to have all her autumn clothes oifered to her the first of September with the assurance that they were the fashiolil' that would rule throughout the winter. She has been often betrayed. nnd’thtt betrayal has not soothed her irritation. against those who sold her the clothes.

lt is the fact also that the trade in

turn has found itself caught in a net that tangled and involved it, and compelled each individual to struggle for success in a manner contrary to the dictates of reason and sobriety.

Through this web of circumstances

everyone has como to a feeling that something must be dons in the crea- tion of new fashions long before the season for which they are to be worn, and that the public must follow the lines laid down by the trade competi- tors. ~ ` _

Right here lies the extraordinary

gamble to women in buying clothes early in the season. Right _here lies one of the greatest sources of money westage. [Thousands of women. who have no way of knowing what the fashions will be as the season ad-' vsnees; buy what-isfsald to»'bs news! the lesson _d_s|`pa_o_ds s change.

What they buy in September has

probably beenbought by the shop in June. To keep up with the rising tide of forehandednessi the manufacturers make the clothes earlier and earlier, and the ready-to-wear shops and do psrtment stores,-as a rule, buy these clothes as early ~as the manufacturers make them. and get them out at the very _moment tbere_ls a` slight demand fo th .

r em . What happens? = In October and in April the real

fashions come out for each season. Hundreds of women-nay, thousands- are faced with the fact that they have bought gowns, or wraps, or hits are not in geplng with the

Onset me new ehselosd suite which

[aria houses send to Ameriea. it ls 'made with narrow short skirt and belted oeat. The tall silk beaver hat has e double erswn bans et blast wives

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