THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, MARCH 21, 1920
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WEEK-END JOURNEY TO RESORTS FOR
EASTER REQUIRES FASHION'S LATEST
Smartest Things in New York and Paris Shops Are to Appear on Pretty Women, and Wares This Year Are
More Entrancing Than. Ever, Say Those Who Know.
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FASHION in the east has a mecca
of Its own. It Is Atlantic City
at the Easter season. Just aa
devotees of the far east prepare
themselves for the pllgriiuage to
mecca with green turbans, so does
tbe fashion devotee of the eastern
United States prepare for the Easter
pilgrimage to Atlantic City with cer
tain carefully selected articles of rai
ment. Clothes for Atlantic City at this
opening; function of the spring season
roust be smart indeed brand new
and highly expressive of Paris ideals.
The experienced pilgrim knows ex
actly what to take and her shopping
hours beforehand are never undecided
and puzzled hours. In a twinkling
she knows whether a certain tempt
ingly displayed costume will be "the
thing" for a week-end at Atlantic
City and discards anything that does
not meet her approval.
She knows, moreover, what weather
conditions to prepare for. In March
it may be bright and sunny and
balmy-aired at Atlantic City, and
then again, it may not. The east
wind may sweep in from old ocean
and a drizzling mist make the board
walk no place for feathers and
French-heeled pumps. And who
knows? there may be a snow squall!
So selection of raiment for the an
nual pilgrimage is influenced by a
knowledge of possible weather con
ditions and the experienced journeyer
to the Easter mecca will not have to
sulk in ber hotel bedroom if the sun
refuses to shine for the fetching
eunny-day togs that are all she has
with her.
Veils and Footwear Important.
Do not forget about the wind, when
you prepare for your week-end at
Atlantic City, and tbe same warning
applies to a trip to the Oregon
beaches. The wind is likely to blow
briskly all the time from one direc
tion or another and the boardwalk
gets rhe whole force of it when it is
from the sea. And the long piers
there Indeed will you feel glad you
provided yonrself with the prettiest
footwear you could find and a big,
swathing veil to keep your hair from
Whipping about unbecomingly.
This year buttoned boots on very
dainty lines are the smartest thing
yon can select to go with a tailored
spring suit, or with a silk frock and
wool topcoat. The boots may be of
patent leather or of dark brown
leather and the tops will be of fawn
cloth that buttons smoothly over In
step and ankle, giving the foot a
well-dressed, formal appearance.
As for the veil, it should be big and
fluttery, floating out in a yard of
length or draping gracefully around
the figure as tar down as the waist
line, or it should be a neat, tidy face
veil, beautifully arranged over a
rather small, compact hat. A face
veil with a big. wide-brimmed pic
ture hat is not good style and will
be more than iou want to manage,
in high wind on the boardwalk. A
big hat and no veil at all. or a little
hat and the biggest veil you can find
that's the smart idea this spring.
Dark-Blue Suite Prevail.
Undoubtedly there will be hundreds
of navy blue spring tallormades at
Atlantic City this year. The dark-blue '
suits are legion. Paris seems to favor
the navy tailleur above all otherB, ex- '
cept when the costume is very for
mal and dainty, then a delicate tan
shade is fancied. Several of the ex
clusive Paris models in tailormades
are in this dainty pale tan shade, but
sucli a suit, of course, must be a spe
cial costume not exposed to the dust
of travel or to spring showers.
The navy tricot or serge suit, on
the other hand, is a practical invest
ment that pleases the heart of every
woman. And It may be made smart
enough for any occasion by the right
sort of hat, gloves and buttoned boots.
A good many of the Atlantic City
tailleurs will undoubtedly be Eton
suits, for the Eton style is gaining
favor every day, but there are plenty
of attractive models with jackets in
hip length. Many of these have the
new very narrow belt and a stunning
suit of dark-blue gabardine has the
jacket trimmed with a panel of pin
tucks in a close group, the tucks run
ning vertically from neck to jacket
edge. With these trig tailored suits
will be worn blouses that are fluffy
with Jabots and frills of net. lace or
hand-embroidered handkercinef linen.
And do not forget to have with you
a good-looking topcoat in case Easter
Sunday proves gray and sqially in
weather. A smart topcoat of tan gab
ardine, wool velour or covert, with a
small hat, well veiled, and a pleated
skirt of checked wool will be per
fectly proper on the boardwalk If the
weather is stormy. A bright day,
however, will call for dainty tailleurs
or silk frocks with graceful wraps.
Frocks for Indoors Bright.
Besides the boardwalk raiment
there must be- several dainty frocks
for Indoor wear, for luncheon and
dinner hour and for the evening. Most
of the hotels feature dancing in the
evening and the big Saturday night
balls demand very smart dance
frocks. Here are three, ready to be
packed for a sojourn at the Easter
Mecca.
One Is of peachblow chiffon taffeta
with a bodice coming over the shirt.
basque fashion, and the skirt ail afrill
with tiny chiffon ruffles, picot edged.
Another is of black satin with
tie-around basque that drapes at the
waistline and descends almost to the
hip, tying in a sashbow at the back,
At each side of the skirt are bouffant
draperies of black tulle, and across
the front of the skirt is an apron of
cream lace weighted with Jet fringe.
From side-to-side this frock has
wide silhouette because of the extend
ed tulle draperies, but' from back to
front the silhouette is extremely flat
ann narrow.
The third evening frock Is of soft.
ribbed silk in a delicate jade tone.
The bodice, suspended from shoulder
straps of jet beads, drapes low over
the waistline and, under the bodice
edge, at one hip, amusingly reminis
cent of the tucked-under handker
chief that old ladies used to display
beneath the basque-edge, is thrust a
tuft of black ostrich. The skirt is
draped in long folds that give width
at the hip but swathe the ankles
closely and at the back the drapery
descends in a narrow train.
Many of the afternoon frocks have
quite a decided decolletage which is
usually relieved by a narrow collar
of white lace or of eyelet embroidered
linen in white or pale ecru. Chiffon
taffeta is the favored material for
these frocks, or georgette with nar
row pleatings of the taffeta on tunic.
skirt flounces and elbow sleeve. Al
ways the elbow sleeve and its length
may be just below the elbow, cover-
ng the joint or several edges short
of the elbow depending on the
beauty of the arm.
Tunics in tiers add grace to the
spring dresses for indoor wear, and
very often each tier Is set off by a
narrow pleated frllL This daintv
frock (9207) of brown georgette has
pieaungs or Drown chiffon taffeta on
the two tiers of the tunic. The un
derskirt Is of brown taffeta and so is
he bodice, with georgette sleeves
nding in taffeta cuffs at the elbow.
The sash is of double faced ribbon.
brown and cerise and a little collar of
cream net daintily finishes the neckline.
Smart Evening Frock Needed.
jui me son or Druiiant evening
costume for a smart hotel in this
dashing model (8275) in rich deep
blues and lustrous black. Over black
satin fall Louis XV draperies of net
in two shades of gorgeous blue, an
outer fall of black tulle softening the
color. The bodice is embroidered with
jet and sapphire beads and chains
of these beads form the shoulder
straps and the girdle, the latter hold
ing down by the weight of the beads
the fluffy tulle draperies. An ar
resting evening frock, this!
The more big and fluttery a veil
Is, this spring, the smarter it is. No
little yard and a half veils this year,
but three or four-yard affairs that
float and whip about in the breeze
especially a boardwalk breeze at At
lantic City. Narrow ribbons are
stitched on a fimy Brussels net veil
in most effective border design, and
part of the border as the picture
shows (8900) comes over the face in
mysterious oriental suggestion. The
veil is draped over a small, smart
motoring hat.
Veils are at a premium at Atlantic
City at Easter eeason. The wind Is
almost sure to blow and whipped-
about tresses spoil the effect of any
costume. Here is a well arranged
veil (8199) which is adjusted over
one of the new spring hats of silk
with straw used as a trimming re
versing the old idea of straw as i
basis. Beautifully is this well ad
justed. Not much danger of its
wearer returning home frowsy and
unkempt and "all blown about" in
this well-fitting hat and closely
draped veil.
Long Collars Being Used
on New Blouses.
Sometimes Vest Effect Is Added t
.Square Neck Opening la Mew
Type of Apparel.
F TOU make your spring blouses
X at home, remember to have the col
lar come well down at the front and
keep it quite narrow at tbe top where
it goes around the neck. These long,
narrow collars are smart Just now.
bometlmea they give a square neok
opening, a little vest effect running
up between the sides of the collar.
Sometimes the opening is V shaped,
the collar meeting at the point of
the V. New blouses of high distinc
tion are of very fine handkerchief
linen, sheer as batiste, but of course
much more beautiful and lustrous in
weave because of the linen threads
and the long collars are of the same
material, delicately edged with hand
crochet lace, narrow filot or a tiny
hemstitched band of linen in color.
When this dainty line of color is used
on the collar, it appears also on the
cuffs and in small covered buttons
down the front of the blouse. Such
mod-els. of tailored type, have long
sleeves with cuffs at the wrist. Tunic
blouses and kimono blouses with sur
plice fronts that tie around ths waist
in a sash often havo loose elboTT
sleeves. Such blouses are made of
printed crepe, of chiffon, of georgette
and of dotted swies trimmed with
lace.
New Tablecloth Camou
flages Square Table.
Circular Appearance Gives by Use
of Clearly Defined Design.
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X square table that gives the effect
of a round table. The design is circu
lar, its edge coming just about to the
edge of an ordinary square dining
table, and the pattern is clearly de
fined, leaving just the triangular
sections at the four corners of the
table in plain unpattcrned damask.
Candlesticks may be set In these
plain corner sections, and the circular
design gives a round-table effect. An
other new pattern shows the table
cloth well covered by an elaborate
design which leaves a circle of plain
damask in the center like a center
piece. And no extra centerpiece of em
broidered linen or lace Is necessary
with this handsome cloth. Indeed it
would spoil the effect. This Is the
time of times to purchase table dam
asks, for stocks, so depleted during
the war, are being filled up with new
and beautiful' patterns. To house
wives who have been mending and
darning their table linens and having
their wornout tablecloths laundered
with greatest care, these fresh, beau
tiful new damasks, coming in so
plentifully now, look very attractive
indeed.
Small Breakfast Linen Set
Cheery One.
Half-Bleached Art Outfit Is Moat
Attractive One.
Their Economic Service cuts your corset-bill in halt
because Nemos wear twice as long as others.
Their Hygienic Service is Unchangeable, Invaluable,
Indispensable. (
Their Style Service Up4o-date, Individual and Artistic
Ertry Nea Csnet is aa Erfra-Yalat
without considering its priceless Hygi
enic Features which cost yon aotluDg.
Self-Reducing Corsets remould Stout
women; made in 19 models.
$5.00 to $10.00
Wonder lift Corsets prevent and CUTS
certain physical weaknesses and giva
graceful lines, 11 different models.
$7.00 to $15.00
KopSsrrtes Corsets improve tbe stria
of any woman, 14 models. '
$1.00 to $10.50
41 Other Styles $4.00 to $13.00
Good SlortM Eoeryichtra
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REMOULD THE FIGURE ABOVE THE WAIST
AS THE CORSET DOES BELOW
J50 in $4QQ
NEfTC TYSl N ICTASMI0 N" INSTITUTE". NEViTY0R)0
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Italian expert officer a new dirigible
which may have its trial trips in a
short time.
The regular complement of the' fly
ing station adjoining the naval sta
tion is 400 officers and men.
SELF-SUPPORTING STUDENTS
ARE NUMEROUS AMONG GIRLS
Outside Occupations Not Regarded as Any Bar to Taking Prominent
Part in JIany Activities Connected With College Life.
0KEGO.V AGRICULTURAL COL
LfeQE, Corvallis, March 21.
(Special.) Whirr! Whirr !
Whirr!
What Is that rythmlo noise heard
as she walks along the corridor? Only
the whirr of an electric motor at
tached to a sewing machine and oper
ated by a small, dark-haired girl witn
snappy black eyes, who makes and
designs dresses for college girls who
are too busy to do the work for them-,
selves or who can afford to pay
someone to do their sewing for them.
She gets so much to do that she is
dated up weeks in advance. This girl
is only one of the dozens of young
women who are earning their way
through college either in Whole or in
part. ,
All of the dining room help In both
Waldo and Cauthorn, the women's
halls of residence, are students who
receive pay In proportion to the num
ber of hours they put in. The average
for monthly checks to these girls Is
$23.50. Other women take cars of
the halls and parlors. Some girls
living in. ths halls work three hours
a day for residents of Corvallis in
return for which they receive their
board.
Papfr Revision Not Papular.
Who is ths responsible-looking girl
with the bundle of "blue books'" un
der her arm making her way toward
the hall? She Is only one of the many
students who earn considerable
money revising and correcting "ex
papers of overworked "profs." Por
this shs receives 40 cents an hour.
It is hard to find students to do this
work since, contrary to what might
be expected, the work 'is not popular.
Girls with a knowledge of stenog
raphy and typewriting find plenty of
opportunity to turn their spare time
into cash, receiving from 30 to 60
cents an hour. Downtown stores and
offices furnish employment for a con
siderable number, especially on Sat
urdays. "Chem sharks" of a previous
year help out not only their pocket
books but also help solve ths problem
of lack of Instructors and assistants
in the laboratories.
Down on the "press bench" during
the basketball game one woman Is
seen with the many men who are re
porting the game for either college
or Portland papers. She is ths only
woman sport writer on the campus
and handles all of the college news
for one Portland paper. She Is a
senior, president of her sorority,
member of several important com
mittees and last year was a vice
president of the Btudent body. One
other woman news correspondent
handles general news for the Oregon
Ian and makes more than spending
money besides participating In other
student activities.
Assistant From Senior Class.
House managers of the different
sororities In almost every case re
ceive their board in return for the
work they do. Some houses follow
ths plan of having an assistant man
ager elected from the Junior class
who Is getting ready for the man
ager's Job the next year. In this
case the financial returns are divided
In proportion to the time put into
the work. Trained stenographers have
no difficulty in finding more work
than they can do. One girl earns
about $50 by putting in half time
and by working In ths summer earns
1100 a month. Competent students to
correct test papers are Impossible to
find in sufficient numbers. Residents
of the city complain that they can
not secure help from among the stu
dents in the amount desired.
Busy college women there is no
distinction socially between those
who work for their "board and kjeep"
and those who do not. Some mem
bers of the Forum, ths student honor
society, others who are members 01
professional honor societies, are
among those who proudly label their
registration cards "self-supporting.
Insane Patients on Strike,
HONOLULU. Patients at the ter
ritorial hospital fo rths Insane, who
have been working in the tailor shop
making clothes for themselves and
ths other patients, have gone on
trike and have refused to put in an- I
other stltoh unless they are paid Xor
their labor. This is the statement of
Dr. F. E. Trotter, president of the
board of health. The board is con
siderlng employing outside help to do
the hospital sewing abandoned by the
Inmates, Dr. Trotter said.
BOBBED HAIR IS PASSE
Soft Waves of Jlew Style Form At
tractive Picture.
PARIS. The new style of halr-
dre;sing launched by Parisian estab
lishments revives the big soft chig
non pinned low on the nape of the
neck. 0
Parted on the right side of the
head the hair Is brushed back in soft
waves forming a beautiful and be
coming frame to the temples and
brows. It is a far cry from the
short "bobbed" locks of the past two
seasons.
First American Robber.
Indiananolla Neva.
It is believed that the rubber tree
was discovered by a Jesuit mission
ary, Father Manceide Esperanca. He
found it while on one of his apostolic
Journeys among the Cambelas Indians
of South America, and gave it the
singular name of the seringueira, be
cause ho remarked that the savages
used the sap of this tree, which hard
ens quickly, to meke rude bottles that
were shaped like a syringe.
Bnrglar Give Excuse.
Detective (2 A M.) Hey, youse!
Wotcher hanging around this ere
front door fer?
Supposed Burglar I'm waiting for
th' lady inside to git asleep. We're
married.
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Appear At Tour
Best Instantly
If voa receive a sudden
caller or an arferpected in
vitation you can feel con
fident of always appearing
at your best In but a few
moments It renders to your
skin a wonderfully pure.
soft complexion that is
beyond comparison.
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For the small breakfast table In a
three-and-bath apartment, when one
does not want to lay a formal table
more than once a day, since books
and lamp must be removed from the
large center table so that the damask
sets cheerfully embroidered in bright
color are delightful.
One of these sets is of half-bleached
art linen, a soft beautifully woven
Irish linen in a creamy tone. On the
table square and on all the small
breakfast napkins are embroidered
little baskets filled with flowers, one
hasket to each napkin In a corner.
And four baskets on the square one
in each corner. First buttonhole all
the pieces at the edge, turning a very
narrow hem first and doing the but
tonholing with blue worsted. The bas
kets are worked with black worsted
and the flowers are done with gay
hued wool, rose pink, scarlet and blue.
with green for the leaves.
A few French knots in a group will
make each flower and the leaves
should be worked solid, falling over
the edge of the graceful little basket.
Do the basket in a criss-cross lattice
stitch and of course make a tall
looped handle standing above the tiny
basket. '
Man Handed, Later Acquitted.
VIEXXA. A court here has Just ac
quitted a man named Breuer who
was hanged in 1914 after conviction
on a charge of communicating with
the enemy. After the armistice hi
relatives demanded that the case be
reopened on the ground that the wom
an who accused him was hysterical
and that the affliction had since be
come acute.
100,000 Acres in Project.
LETHBRIDGK, Alta. It Is esti
mated that the cost of the new Irri
gation project north of the town
known as the Lethbrtdir northern ir.
HANGAR WORK IS RUSHED
600 Tons Material Required
House Dirigible.
to
CAPE MAT, N. J. The English
dirigible balloon R-3S, which tbe
United Stataes navy purchased from
the British government for $3,500,000,
will be housed at the Cape May navy
yard air station. Work has been be
gun for the erection of a large han
gar which will be completed within
the next two months. A railroad line
Is being constructed to the site of
the building -in order that the 600
tons of material necessary for the
hangar may be placed on the ground
speedily.
At the present hangar, from which
the C-5 went out on its disastrous
trip last spring, there is being put
together under the direction of an
Dandruff Surely
Destroys the Hair
Girls, if you want plenty of thick,
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do, by
all means, get rid of dandruff, for it
will starve your hair and ruin it if
you don't
It doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash It out. The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff is to dis
solve It. then you destroy It entirely.
To do this, get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon. apply it at
night when retiring, use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips. By morning
most, if not all, of your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four mora ap
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely, destroy every single sign
and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all Itching
and digging of the scalp will stop,
and your hair will look and feel a
hundred times better. Tou can get
liquid ar'on at any drug store. It is
inexpensive and four ounces is all you
will need, no matter how much dan
druff you have. This simple remedy
never fails. Adv.
Removes the Roots
of Superfluous Hair
(Entirely Sew Method)
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rubber sbeet of crib size
W11 placed eyeless make ir
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smootti and tie ii in place--a
fearure wnick adds much
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Trie Kleinerf Crib Skeer is
rubber on barb sides -look
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IBJeinertRutrGbJewlCork
rlgntlon district will be htwen $1.- I
000.000 and 14. oon. ooo. The scheme
emhrarps Mhnut 10ft. one sr.
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"Seeing is believing!" When your own
eyas see the roots come out, you know the
entire hair is gone, not merely the surface
hair. 'You know that hair can never re
turn. ' Yes. it is really true that the new pbe-
lactine method removes superfluous hair
completely roots and all without tbe
least injury, leaving- the skin soft, smooth,
hairless. You do the work In a Jiffy, in
your own home, witnoui assistance. it
does away with numerous and expensive
visits to the electrolysis expert. Does
away with depilatories or shavhis; at fre
quent intervals. Nothing like it ever
known Derore. reriectiy narmiess, oaor
lcss. non-lrrltatlng. Get a stick of phe-
lactine, follow the easy instructions, and
havt ths surprise of your life. Adv.
Telia Drsaalsts Sot t Tske Anyoss's
Money laltss This Dellahttsl
New VanlshM Cream Quickly
Shows a Decided Improve
ment. Try it Touay
at Oh Kxpease.
Buttermilk Cream creates beauty
almost like manic. The most won
derful thing about it is the fact that
whilst it turns tno ounni,
less complexion to radiant beauty and
makes red or rough hands or arms
enowy white, yet there is not the
slightest sign of its use after applica
tion. It actually vanishes from sight
and the most heated atmosphere will
not produce the least shinineas or
grvasineas of the skin.
No matter whether you are troubled
with a poor complexion, wrinkles,
pufflness around the eyes, freckles,
crowsfeet or lines around the mouth.
Ugly fingernails, or jut a simple
roughness of ths faos, hands or arms
caused by wind or sun. you will find
that any or all of these troubles will
ouicklv disappear with the use of
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with ths understanding that tne pur- Cream at night before retiring is all
chase money will be cheerfully
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oaA supply you. Adv.
Cocoanut Oil Makes
a Splendid Shampoo
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If you want to keep hair In good
condition bs cartful what you wash
It with. .
Most soaps and prepared shampoos -contain
too much alkali. This dries '.
the scalp, makes the hair brittle and r.. '"
is vary harmful. Mulslfled cocoanut , ;
oil shampoo, which Is purs and k.
(crease I ens. Is much better than any ' .
thing else you ran use ror shampoo
ing, as this can't possibly Injurs ths
hslr.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub It In. One or two
teaspoonfuls will make an abundance
of rich, cresmy lather, snd clssnsss
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Ths
lather rinses out easily and removes
svery particle of dust, dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil. Ths hair dr'.sa
quickly and evenly, and It leaves It
fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy
to manage. v
Tou can get Mulslfled cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store.
Is very cheap, and a few ounce
enough to last everyont In ths family
for months. Adv.
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