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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm BROAD, LOOSE BELT FEATURE OF NEW MODELS L H& ly.yjagsK1 J Although built on severely plain lines this Paris model for an autumn -o- street coat has a great deal of dis ; tinction. The straight lined coat is girdled with a broad belt -which is a feature of many of the fall models. The costume is developed in black broadcloth trimmed -with skunk fur, which is very popular just now. o o MAKE OLD VEIL LOOK LIKE NEW Not all veils worn in America come from Paris, but many of them do, and that means that all veils will be expensive while the world-war lasts. So it will be well worth while to look through your store of laces and see if you are not able to find two or three veils you had thought you would throw away. If they are a yard in length, cut off an eighth of a yard, thus putting the hard wear ona new part. Put the veil into a pint bowl, turn over it two cups of alcohol. Rinse up and down, squeezing and rinsing for three or four minutes. Squeeze out. (Do not wring.) Fold evenly and hang up in air to dry quickly. S white veils are to be cleaned put them into the alcohol first Then the black or colored ones. Denatured alcohol will do the work of cleaning but if it is used the veil must be rinsed last in grain alcohoL This gives it a natural stiffness. o o RASH - Hokus Flubdub seems to have a wonderful opinion of his knowledge. Pokus I should say so. "Why, I've actually heard him attempt to argue with his son, who's in his freshman year at college. Ldppincott's. o- STEPS IN NEW DANCES "BEAUTIFUL MAXIXE" nade; the second, the single arch; the third movement is the skating step, a long, sliding step; the fourth movement is the twining skating step. In the. fifth movement, called la coquette, each partner dances a few steps to one side of the other while the hands remain clasped. The sixth movement is the double arch. The mazes of the maxixe are mys tifying no longer. Of course, there are variations of the dance, such as the- lulu fado, which only the advanced disciples of the modern dance are attempting, but the real regular maxixe will be easy for everybody this winter. The first movement is the prome-