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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1939.
Harmony In
Ensemble Is
i Cue for Men
Season's Shirts. Ties and
Kerchiefs Give Smart
: Effect; Suit Type
Important.
Approaching sprint? and Hitmmor
Willi com Tort as the keynote, the
l'J'.iO male will he wearing light
jnesh nnI voile stiirts lti white nnd
Htripeil effects on pantel colorings
. . . shirts wilh a million liny win
dows to allow free passage of air.
, . . completely conditioned for
comfort. The collaiK will he Htarch
k'flH and of the kuuio light material,
Jnlerlined with a porus fahrie that
will not Impede the flow of air.
For more dressy occasions the
man fn-t he-know wilt select shirt,
tie and handkerchief ensembles
1hat are now marketed by some of
Iho leading shirt manufacturers.
Knscmhle buying for men is not
new by any means; however the
Btyling behind the ensemble is dif
ferent. Ensemble sets now are not
made to mulch Identically but the
motif of the shirt Is picked tip In
the handkerchief an dtie and re
woven in supplementary designs In
each, with the color harmony car
ried out to contrast or complement.
Such subtle combinations of shirt,
handkerchief and tic eliminate the
Htereotyped Identically matched
eets, and make for a well-dressed
plan.
Thought Given Type
In selecting ensemble sets care
ful attention should be paid to the
typo of suit each Is to be worn with.
Jt is a mistake to wear a plain colored-
tie, suit and shirt . . . the tie
Hhould be striped. One should never
wear n prominently striped tie with
a prominently striped suit . . .
that's gilding (he Illy. Neat figured
ties look better with a striped
fuiit.pr striped shirt. Don't wear a
plaid tie wilh a plaid suit . .
.Wen if a plain colored lie.
When buying a shirt, whether
white or colored, look to the collar
first. It should be set properly
with the figures or stripes symmet
rical on each point. Tho collar
Bhoiild be sanforized or else It will
probably shrink out of fit and mako
the shiif useless after several wash
ings. $ Suit- Your T ype
You. should also Helect tho collar
nf tho shirt to suit your 1' r
fjico and neck. If you have a long
neck, thin face, buy the lab or tail
less, typo of collar ... It gives the
illusion of a shorter neck. If you
Jiavo a short neck and round
square face you should wear a
long pointed collar ... It gives you
ultllude. II you arc aveiiii'-1, weur
Iho round-pointed collar . . . It's
rvory dressy and Kinart. In fact uu
iiverage-necked, avoraged-fuced fel
low can wear most popular styles.
Hlouses this spring are more di
versified than over and offer end
less possibilities In picking up that
old suit as well as for many new
combinations. Silk sheers, crepes
And satins all are used for blouses
designated for wear day, and night.
The feminine trend so important
in read-lo-wear Ik repeated In
Idolises, and even the most tailored
models have dressmaker details
uucli as lucking, pleating or shir
king. Silk sheer jabot blouses continue
In popularity. Uiiliy blouses wilh
pin tucked yokes and little round
collars repeal the "little ghi" look
of many spring suits, lumberjack
Idouscs are liked both for suits and
iiinuer skirts. Walstrouls, come
with V necks, are new looking.
C'amisole blouses are endorsed ami
aiulnlmeher In the recent Parts op
enings showed a lovely afternoon
Ibhmse of a while silk sheer with
deep V neck outlined by ruffles of
Havy blue- Val lace. The camisole
nlso had a ruftle of Val hue where
l showed at Iho neckline.
Many feminine details form the
Iiim of even the plainest blouses,
l'ockels provide Interest as they
it re set on at annles or seen in new
phapes such as triangles or like
pouch bans. Contrasting color
Cttltchiug is used on many of the
tailored models. Satin applhiues or
. spaghetti tortus a imart film tor
jnousseline tie sole blouses. Cart-,
ridge pleats, cluster and pin luck
ing are all noted. Yokes, sometimes
WHY Stay at home. Drive
around nnd sec our fauns
and gardens.
PAY less (or our insurance
and enjoy
MOKE Security Serv
ice and Stability . . .
LOW COST
For Careful Drivers
1 RED A. GOFF
122 So. Stephen!
Phone 218
Which? Traditional or Modern
Wclleliosi-ii accessories add to the clmnii of tills Federal bedroom
group. The nlKht table IliuiiKhlfully curries an ash tray; and Die de
Blgn mottr, iH the attractive hih.mI treatment.
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A many-purpose grouping of modern nieces, demonstrating the beau
ty of walnut with an attractive new gray-tone finish. The halrlike
stripe of natural maple inlaid, gives unusual effect to this (iilbcrt
liolnfe'H design. Jlerman Miller Furniture Co.
Smart Rooms Come In Packages
' 1' r V
irtt
This Is literally a Packaged Hooin,
coverings, lamps, and furniture,
room because of Its adaptability to
shirred confirm I he interest shown
In the horlzoual line. One silk
piuuo blouse inspired by a Chuncl
model continues the horlzoual tucks
across the hodtce in line witli the
sleeves.
Stripes make news whether they
are bayadere, shirting or one of the
new novelty printed versions.
which combine plain and Moral
stripes or which shows designs Im
posed ou the stripes.
GAY TRIMMINGS
GIVEN NEW HATS
Che important part that color
plas In spring wardrobes, will nec
essitate a harmonizing hat for each
lostniire - and fortunately there are
nouh silhouettes to allow for un
limited hat wardrobes!
Sluillmv to IiIkIi; doll size for
little nirl fashions: forward moving
to balance the new compromise
haircomb, and neuerousdy drama
tized with flowers and feathers, rib
bons and elis. wimples and snoods
. even vegetables and fruits, or
severely tailored: with such a var
iety of types and every hat an lu
lu ideal interpret at inn, (lie Amer
ican woman will have "enough
hats" this spring lu sailors and
pill boxes, swaggers and turbans,
ol I -t he-face and roller brim styles
to liiooM from.
Tip on Roasting
A roast without u bone or one
licit has been boned and rolled
will icipiito a lew more minutes
rousting per pound than a mast
with :i hone
Foot
Glamour for
Spring . . .
" u lMvhcu every one ot
inir styles for flatlcting dc-
tail, aiid because they're CCvJr
the pietticsl shoes of '.'ie
season. , . tel.
GOLDIE'S BOOTERIE
Rostburg's Only Exclusive Shoe Store
'.
' ' ' I ' '
! It
sold complete to wallpaper, floor
and named the "All-American"
American use.
FULL ENSEMBLE
CALLS FOR FURS
So many of the new coats and
suits have been intentionally de
signed without collars, because
most women prefer to wear separ
ate furs to the usual typo of fur
collar.
Whether your choice will be a
pair of twin silver foxes may de
pend on your height and weight!
These massive furs are most flat
tering to the fairly tall, slender fig
ure. Hut a multiple skin scarf of baum
or stone marten, or mink, kolinsky
or sable, will Hatter any woman,
and that Includes the girl who Is
daintily short.
A smart a (hi it ion lo a woman's
coat wardrobe is the bolero or
chunky jacket of far. whether It be
fox. lynx, kolinsky, skunk, guanaco.
or any othei' of the favorite furs
of the season. Not only Is such a
garment an alternate to the cloth
coat it serves double duly as u
luxurious evening wrap.
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NON-POISON SPRAY
FOR APHIDS NEEDED
Aphiils are the gardener's worst
pest. These small lice-like insects
Mick the sap from leaves. They
are visible to the naked eye and
come in all colors, usually ou the
underside of leaves of shrub::, trees,
and (lower plants. Poisons do not
atlect litem. Spray with a nou-
poisouous spray of pyiethrum
otnpoand
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Gay and Intriguing Colors
Noted in Furnishings
for Replacement.
With the house-cleuuing season
approaching, many a home-maker
Is going to find shabby chairs that
need replacing; tables that might
be re-const rue ted, even If they are
slightly "dated," but which would
probably be best scrapued and a
smalt investment made in new fur
niture, floor coverings have gone to
seed, and new ruga will be needed
in regular room sixes.
J he new styles and colors are
gay and intriguing, and stores of
this community are about to show
Hie newest models, fresh from the
great furniture centers, where buy-,
ers from all sections of the coun
try gathered in the dead of winter,'
ui make selections for the season i
now upon us.
Comfort and Beauty
The designers know tiie public
wants both comfort and beauty in
its home furnishings. The house-
wire, constantly being kept alert to
the style and color trends. Is tak
ing the same pride In keeping her
home freshly up-to-date as she is in
her own wearing apparel, lint she
wants comfort along with beauty.
Iho designers have given their
Imaginations uu exciting fling, and
the results are fresh appealing col
ors in upholstery, draperies and
lloor coverings. Of special inter-
st to those who favor "blues, will
be the new shade, a dusky gruy
that does not lose its sparkle under
artificial light. Wines, too, will be
carried along Into the color picture
for the spring. I'astels, beige,
mauve, dusty green, turquoise blue.
Dial pink, are a tew of the colors
which will be seen during the com
ing months.
Planned Convenience
The new furniture is a little more
bulky than formerly, but the lines
tre rounded in sophisticated sim
plicity. Additional built-in nook
shelves,' space for kuickuacks, and
drawer space have been planned
with convenience in mind. The
woods used are a bit lighter in fin
ish, wilh the honey and golden fin
ishes leading in popularity and tak
ing the place of the glaring white
finishes of a few years ago.
Following next In line is lain
enturv. which moved forward a
hit during tho lasL few months, tho
furniture fashion crystal-gazers tell
us. The styles reproduced reflect
the usual beauty of the original
pieces, but the nnisnes are new.
Mahogany is to ho seen in rich
pure colors with soft satiny tex
ture: while walnut continues to
prove that dull finishes are none
I he-less interesting. Highly figured
neers predominate, but the trend
is toward straight grains.
lly AMCIA HAUT
NKA Service Staff Writer
The spring crop of beauty prep
arations Is in full bloom. This
is the time to pick' what you need
for reconditioning your hands, hair
and complexion an dto give jour
face the smartly new, greatly cov-
ted tresh-as-a-daisy look.
If winter winds have left your
elbows rough and your hands chap
ped, you may bo Interested in a
ream preparation said to contain
almost nothing except pure lanolin.
It comes in a tube, is really quite
Inexpensive and is easy to use.
Simply smooth a thin film of It on
happed areas several nigius a
week and leave it on while you
sleep.
Kit New Feature
Also new is a kit containing three
Hems lo make keeping hands love
ly a simpler task. The nail Ionic is
lo he massaged into cuticles ami
finger tins at night afU'r you have
had vonr bath and creamed your
lace. The hand cream goes on af
terward. It's a light textured
though oily preparation and should
he massaged vigorously Into wrists
iind hands.
The third item in the kit is it
pair ol sott gloves, t nese are siam-
proot, washable and ot a lanric
hich cream cannot penetrate. Tut
t hem on utter bunds have been
it's
Phone 424
for ' ?
Beauty
MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS
thoroughly oiled and massaged
Wear all night.
Samples Issued
If you are tired of trying to de
cide wutcu of the seasons new
shades of rouge, powder and lip
stick are becoming, you'll be pleas
ed to Know that more and more
manufacturers are putting out tiny
samples of their cosmetics and en
couraging saleswomen to encour
age customers to become sample
addicts, ue of the nicest ideas of
the month is one company's offer
to hand out a week's supply of
rouge and lipstick with each box
of face powder.
COMPLEMENTS SUIT
Sweaters are so good-looking this
season it's hard to resist buying
several at a time, lively pastel
colors and smart new styles in light
and medium weights make them
ideal for wear from eary spring
right on through the summer
mouths.
If a sweater is said to he wash
able when purchased, or if testing
an incouspicious part shows the
color to be fast, careful washing is
the best way to keep It new-look
ing, r Irst jot down the measure
ments, or make a pencil outline on
a large clean sheet of wrapping
paper to serve as a guide in re
storing the sweater to the correct
size and shape while it dries.
Hints On Washing
Like all fine garments, sweaters
should be washed by gentle squeez
ing in a heavy lather of mild luke
warm soap&uds and with a mini
mum of handling. A brief second
washing in fresh soapsuds is us
ually advisable. Uotb the washing
and rinsing waters should he kept
at an even lukewarm temperature.
After the moisture has been blot
ted up by rolling in absorbent tow
els for a moment .sweaters are best
dried flat, either pinned to the
penciled outline or gently coaxed to
conform to their original measure
ments. Pressing should bo done, If
required, with a moderately warm
iron over a dampened cloth. To
raise the nap of brushed wool or
angora sweaters, pass a heated iron
back and forth about one-halt incti
away from the cloth.
OLDER VARIETIES OF
Hy DOKALD C.TtAY
Landscape Consultant
Itose growing need not be a lux
ury. A few plants can be grown
successfully with little expenditure
of money.
Some gardeners can grow Heal
th v roses in the same beds as
other perennial or annual plants,
but most roses arc grown in sep
arate rose beds.
The first requisite for growing
good rose plants and hence beau
tiful blooms is to find a location
that gets the morning sun and is
shaded from the hot summer sun
from noon on. Many of the prob
lems of mildew and black spot will
be eliminated if the morning sun
can dry off the night's dew.
Hints On Soil
The soil should bo prepared by
digging a ditch two feet deep. Pro
vide some kind ot under drainage
such as tile or broken stone and
bricks. (Jet the water away from
the roots. Clay soil is one of the
ose's requirements. If the sail in
your garden is sand, then bring in
clay for your rose bed.
Mix one-third well rotted manure
with one-third sharp sand, and one
third clay loam. Plant the individ
ual plants to IS inches apart
and at a level below the graft.
Spraying Advised
There are lots of diseases and
pests that come along with grow
ing roses, but pick by hand the
rose beetles and learn to spray the
plants regularly during tho season
with some nationally known spray
material which will take care of
all the pests with one operation.
To be .economical in rose grow
ing buy tho tried and old varieties
recommended to you by your own
local nursery. Never buy cheap
plants, neither buy the latest nam
ed varieties because in a year or
so, if these new roses are good,
they will bo available at tho reg
ular price.
ow a beau-
Se;
world. EaS;Vep P",ect
eior ? the ha,r
all wkTl,nt for yur
spring P'J us show
chanSew loveliness-.
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ILA'S
Beauty Shop
PERKINS BLDG.
Easily Grown if Rules Are !
Followed ; Suggestions
on Planting Given.
By DON ALU GRAY
Landscape Consultant
Dahlias and gladiolus are plants
that produce the most flowers for
the money.
These two varieties of plants are
most popular with men gardeners.
They are easily grown if certain
rules are followed and they are
sure-fire producers of flowers.
New varieties of both these
plants may cost a lot of money, but
both produce so many of-spring
each year that it only takes a few
years until they can be bought at a
very low cost. So If you are work
ing your garden on a budget do not
be lured into buying the most ex
pensive tubers or conns, but ra
ther choose an older variety which
will give you beautiful flowers at
u low cost.
After you have grown a dahlia j
piant tor a season you will have
live or more tubers to plant the
next year and if you have a friend
who has been growing dahlia plants
for a few years you may get a tuber
lor not lung. AH gardeners are
generous and nothing hurts as
much as to have to throw away a
plant because there isn't room to
plant it.
If you are starting your first
year's dahlia growing buy tubers
of good varieties at 20 to 25 cents
each.
When it comes to gladiolus, buy
corms of good varieties at 3 to 5
cents apiece.
How To Plant
DAHLIAS: Choose a location
with poor growing soil with plen
ty of drainage and all day sun. Dig
a hole two feet In diameter one
foot deep. Mix the lower six inches
ot soil with rotted manure or a
10-6-4 fertilizer. Place a three-foot
stake in the hole before planting
the tuber. Lay the tuber on its
side, cover over with six inches
of soil and as the plant grows fill in
more soil. Pinch otf all side branch
es bo as to send the energy of the
plant into making large sized
blooms. Never water the foliage.
Lay the hose ou the ground to wat
er the roots.
GLADIOLUS: Soak Iho corms in
:t solution of one ounce of corro
sive sublimate in seven and one
half gallons of water for 12 hours
lo eliminate thrip the plant's worst
enemy. Plant the conn in any kind
of garden soil where there is plenty
oi sun. (Juttivate the ground as
the plant grows. II tho plant falls
to produce healthy leaves of flow-1
ers pull it up and burn it so as not
to infest other nearby plants.
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SPRING LINGERIE
OFFERS CONTRASTS
PARIS (AP) Spots of contrast
are high-lighting new spring lin
gerie. A combination in pink satin
is trimmed with largo "diamonds"
of tucked chiffon in light blue.
Large "leaves" of tucked chiffon
in cyclamen shade spot up effec
tively a satin nightgown in pale
nine, t ue tucks simulating the
veining of the leaf.
Tasty Touch
To enhance tho flavor o canned
baked beans, mix in a little blown
sucar and add a few thin strips of
bacon across the top. llako in the
oven until heated thoroughly and
tlipbnwn browned.
hJSOS $&?j$$j)o Facts That Concern You
tfERE,
BEER BUYS
CK-' 3 MILLION
ILff!!i pays a M i llSsn
Good crops at (rood prices . ; . isn't that tho
kind of farm relief that farmers really want ?
Since 1933, the brewing industry has bought 15
billion pounds of American farm producU . .
paying good prices, too.
Add to that, the million jobs that Beer has
made . . . and the fact that Beer pavs a mil
lion dollars a day in taxes: local, state, national.
To safeguard thesa ndvantages, the brew-
BEER.
,a
Spring
AND STYLE SHOW
Sponsored By
The Roseburg Business and Professional Women
Tuesday Evening
March 21st 8 P. M.
AT THE ARMORY
DALE KING AND HIS BAND
ADMISSION 35c
CUSTOMADE
Rugs and Carpets
En Sizes to Fit Every Room
Let us show you the new spring patterns from the
looms of Mohawk. Large assortment of designs
and collars, to suit every taste and every purse.
McKEAN & BALDWihi
117 W. CASS ST.
OFF CAR PRSCE
American Manufacture
Half inch .-.
Three-quarter inch
One inch
Bundle prices other sizes
These very low prices hold
402 W. Oak St.
"To Serve Others As
Douglas Funeral Ho
Phone 112 Day or Night
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Our Service
Available to
All Regardless
of Financial
. Condition.
BIG, NEW CUSTOM
THE PRODUCE
FARM ACRES H
beverage of moderation
TELEPHONE 10
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$ 5.95 per 100 ft.
7.40 per 100 ft.
10.50 per 100 ft.
equal in price, also fittings.
until car arrives about April 2.
ETSEM CO.
Telephone 123
We Would Be Served"
a sue
Frank W. Long
Funeral Director
Licensed Lady
Assistant
Chapel and
Office .
Located at
Corner Pina
and Lani
IS A
AND HERE.MR.WORKMAN,
AREA MILLION JOBS
MADE BY BEE
AND HERE.MP..TAXPAYEI?.
IS A HUGE SUM TO LIGHTEN
your TAX BURDEN
Ing Industry stands ready to cooperate fully
with all law enforcement authorities. Tha
brewers can enforce no laws ... but they do
insist that retail beer outlets should give no
orleuse to anyone.
Would you tike a hooklrl that descries tho
brewers program of direct action ? Address
United Brewers Industrial Foundation, 19 East
4uth St., New York, N. V.