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Style ?Vo. i.
The charm that holds the
eye of man and the heart of
woman will be found in this
sumptuous Wrap of soft,
lustrous Chamoistin, elab
ortely trimmed with rich
Wolf fur, ? the stitching
checkered with self - col?
ored buttons.
$195.00 '
Style Mo. 2.
Of a fabric as rare as it is
precious is executed this
Downy Duvetyn Cape
Wrap. The deep collar of
Seal carries an unusually
soft gracefulness and cre?
ate a striking effect.
$285.00
Style Mo. 3.
With all the romance of
style this highly distinctive
Wrap-Coat makes its debut
at the Russek Salons. It is
developed in Orlando or
Marvella Cloth with smart
raglan sleeves, deep collar,
novelty buckles at collar
and belt and has the grace
and simplicity that epito?
mizes smartness.
$125.00
Style Mo. i.
Youthful fashion in its
highest degree is exempli?
fied by this chic Cape
Coat of Duvella with Rac?
coon collar,?a mode which
sounds an individual key?
note in the realm of original
styling for the fashionable
woman or miss.
$115.00
Style Mo. 5.
Chamoistin or Evora are
the materials from which
this charming and wrappy
Cape is developed. The
enfolding richness and
chic of this mode are ap?
parent to the eye. Very
appropriate for the fashion?
able miss.
$97.50
Style Mo. 6.
Eloquent of the new note m
ultra Coat fashions, daring
Iy developed by Russeks, is
this fascinating Coat of Or
lando or Marvella with deep
rich Wolf collar and cutfs
Its highly individualized
lines of graceful simplicity
mark it a typical mode fur
her who seeks something
different.
$175.00
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ENCE TO AN IDEAL AND GREAT SACRIFICE?WHICH
IS BUT ANOTHER MANNER OF EXPRESSING TO WHAT
LENGTHS WE GO IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH THE HIGH
CHARACTER MODES WHICH ARE INDISPUTABLY DIFFER?
ENT FROM THE COMMONPLACE.... NEVER CONTENT TO
FOLLOW A POPULAR TREND, WE ALWAYS STRIVE TO
BE IN THE FOREFRONT WITH ORIGINAL STYLE DEVEL?
OPMENTS THAT RATHER SERVE AS A STANDARD BY
WHICH OTHERS ARE GUIDED .... AND IT IS DUE TO THIS
POLICY AND PRACTICE OF CREATION INSTEAD OF IMI?
TATION THAT THE HOUSE OF RUSSEK IS TODAY THE REC?
OGNIZED AUTHORITY OF THE MODE AMONG THOSE
WHO SEEK AND DEMAND THE UNUSUAL AND INDI?
VIDUAL.
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