AND SEPARATE SKIRTS“DANDERINE” PUTSirts and blouses, blouses and one-business womeneve a good many ;1 with the mlni-nents. The sameleveral skirts, the sral blouses, and ese combinations days when blouseed with the one-character of the n the choice of d skirts, and the es is away fromQgs.*h-collared shirt-ever entirely out rtues are empha-asionally worn or ises that are less and businesslike,attributes and ad-n not brought too :ion. Shirtwaists of materials that ?ell without any while blouses of ics have to be cleaned with care,the material.(tte crepe atfd of n with othejr materials, lead all others in point of popularity. This dainty, fragile-look-ing goods is, in reality, very durable More of the new fall blouses are made of it than of any other materials and a great many of the new models are much like the smocks that made such a success in styles for summer—they have short skirts or peplums. Two new models are shown in the picture, one having a skeleton jacket and cuffs of satin and one of georgette alone, with embroidered neck and sleeve.In separate skirts there is about as much variety as in blouses. Forstreet wear they are shown In plain woolens, in plaid and crossbar patterns and in stripes. For afternoon there are beautifully draped velvet and satin skirts and many In the fancy weaves of silk and silk fiber. Even for evening wear we have separate skirts of net and lace and of georgette, printed chiffon and fabrics of similar character. But it is the separate skirts for street and for afternoon wear that prove most interesting to women. In the accompanying picture the crepe and satin blouse is shown worn withThe skirt at theBEAUTY IN HAIGirls! A mass of Ionithick, gleamy tressesLet “Danderine save your hair double its beauty. You can have of long, thick, strong, lustrous 1 Don’t let it stay lifeless, thin, seraor fading; Bring back its color, \ and vitality.Get a 35-cent bottle of deligl“Danderine at any drug or toilet c ter to freshen your scalp; check druff and falling hair. Your hair n this stimulating tonic; then its color, brightness and abundance return—Hurry!—Adv.1*9A Look Ahead..“Can you really tell anything a the future?“Oh, yes, said the fortune teilc know, for instance, that my ianlt; ain’t going to get his rent next moGREEN’S AUGUST FLOWEStop a minute and think whi means to say that “Green’s At Flower has been a household rei all over the civilised world for i than half a century. No higher p is possible and no better remedy be found for constipation, lutes troubles, torpid liver and the dep ed feeling that accompanies such orders. It Is most valuable fo digestion or nervous dyspepsia liver trouble, coming up of food, pltation of heart, and many lt;symptoms. ▲ few doses of Ai Flower will relieve you. It is a g laxative. Ask your druggist So all civilized countries.—Adv.THEY TURNED AWAY DAZEYoung Couple in Search of an Ament Run Into UnusualLandlord.a plain cloth skirt, right is a fiber silk weave, very simple In design and designed to be useful to Its wearer for almost any hour of theday.Comes the Banded Sailor«4They were swapping yams at Athletic club the other night Frank Garbutt told this one, tl he doesn’t vouch for its veracity.“The young husband touched landlord’s doorbell wife just as timidly sought his when the door banged open a fierce, bewhiskered man eenfn them.H-have you an apartment to r piped the young husband.“Have you any children?” n the landlord, running a sinewy through his whiskers.“No,” replied the young huspromptly.“Any dogs?” blared the landlt “Not a 000,** chirped the young “Well, then, said the landlon umphantly, “you can’t get in her* never rent apartments to people haven’t children or dogs.The door slammed in their and they turned away dazedlyNot a Happy Ending.Mrs. Haitian—This book ends • marriage.Hainan—You like to readstories, don’t you?Whafc Repartee?“Pa, what is repartee?”“It is, as a rule, an insult w dress suit on, my son.”