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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1925)
Miller's. Stvls Show Proves Mecca on Friday light for More Than a Thousand Spectator Up-tick Hed aad the New1 Epinard Green Make pebnt; Models ; - Display Costume ; According to Type ; 1 - ; By AUDIUED BUNCH The mecca of the winter style' season was - nowhere on Friday night, it not in the auditorium of the;' Miller Mercantile company where -the management -ot - the store" staged a two-hour showing of gorgeous " styles, - illustrating every phase of ladies' raiment, as forecasted for .the new winter season, 'from the serviceable and handsome outer garments to the most exquisite and exotic of the intimate feminine things. A stage setting ot particular effectiveness was arranged for the .cession by Byron Lieuallan, dec- orator for Miller's, Salem's lead ing department store, by means of lavish drapes, special ' lighting effects, and 'appropriately placed ferneries. Orthophonic music, furnished through the courtesy of Giese-Powers furniture company, gave diversion to the evening. The style display kepi-as its keynote the costume in its en tirety the proper accessories show ing -with, and completing each garb. The first model of the evening appeared in an Epinard green rubber raincoat, worn with hat to match, fancy scarf, and galoshes. : vc w U UVU UUJU'UJ &AY " BAY R R A SPIRIN" -,GrMuine. . f ?t met? r-ia caa a a -.-. x- 4 11 x . 4 J w aawfc getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Colds. Pain '.Headache Neuritis : Neuralgia .Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOfT AFFECT THE HEART ' Accept only "Bayer" - package which contains proven directions. . Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets." Also bottles of 24 and 100 Drusrsrists. Aspirin is th trwte rk of Brr Uuofaetwe it MoMseetJtltW of "IKUctIImS the correct -togs for a rainy day. i t Stunning- modes' in the new winter coats 'were shown. The fashionable, jacquette Is . most often of silver . muskrat, beaver ette, and. sealine with ' squirrel trim, while the long coat was a thing of rich beauty when of Hudson seal, sealine, beaverette or silver muskrat, with fox trim. Sportswear, which followed par ticularly featured the Balbriggens the knitted materials and the flannels. Many attractive street models were displayed with crepe back satins, flat crepes, and char- meens favorite among' the materials- The winter style season predicts much popularity for the Bokhara, the new cocoa, the Flemish blue, and the Lanvin green as far as the realm of shades is concerned. Styles vary Tom the straight-line to the cir cular and flare effects. Many attractive choices were modeled in afternoon dresses. made of the finer georgettes and cut-velvets. Colors in dinner gowns arranged all the way from black to the delicate pastel hues and in styles from the simple to the elegant. The .party frocks and evening dresses merited much admiration. Two models in white were espe cially applauded. - The first fea tured the tight basque andpe taled skirt, elaborately beaded, and with floral trim. The second. of crepe Bomaine. was cut with fall apron-effect front, heavily beaded, and adorned with sold lace. The lines called for a deep V" In both back and front. Necklaces of pearl beads and sil ver slipper enhanced these cos tumes. The negligees were exotic and dainty. One of the most elab orate was of heavy novelty silk with much fluffy rust ostrich for trim. Another, of turquoise blue over maize with a hem-border of appliqued roses, was delightfully feminine. A third garment com bined violet with turquoise blue and exhibited the new wing sleeves. A rich striped silk proved the favorite , material used for Pullman robes. Much cleverly applied embroidery was. used In the newer pajama modes, black combining with cherry, both very elaborately embroidered, making one set distinctive, while Chinese stenciling, featuring birds and odd oriental characters, gave per sonality to numbers more. Much credit for the outstand ing success of. tbe.event.is due to Mrs. Affie Hanna, buyer for the firm, and her quartet of charm-, lng models, who displayed the garments to such advantage. Miss Mary Feely, representing the pet ite debutante; Miss Margaret Kennedv. the vivnrinim (irnnoto ana Miss Monte Daley, the tall graceful TUJan type. all came, from Portland for the evening, waile Thelma Brown, v hi does some especially fine mode i ftr the matronly type, ma-i. aer home in Corvallis. Two of the leading new colors, lipstick red and Epinard" green. made their debut at Miller's style show which, it is safe to say, was witnessed by as many as one thousand persons, who remained attentive through a two-hour program which showed one hun dred and fifty different costumes in all. - A few frocks which linger in the mind like pleasant dreams. include' one orchid - party dress with godet border, lavish with forget-me-nots, ... each with a rhinestone center: an adorable FUUfPlFITSlE SIBSMIira ' ... .'' : - - ; - J ' - - - In... n.n'. -r art A. r ruur neuing ui, 'ia "oiup Reduces Estimated Prof its About $10,000 A few days ago Governor Pierce accepted the resignation; of Robert Crawford .superintendent of ' the flax plant at the penitentiary, and appointed in his place," John Qu In land, who now. has charge of all taffeta froek with circular insets ladM.trlea at that HnsUtut ion. TOURING. CAR Touring . 290 Runabout 260 Coupe - 520 Tudor Sedan 580 Fordor Sedan 660 Closed cats- la color. Demountable rims and starter extra on open cars. Glpse-fittihg curtains tHat open witn the doors make the Ford Touring Car comfortable and convenient for any weather. : Ask the nearest Author X ized lrdDealer to show you. this practical, good looking rcar that ,is so economical to own and operate. Convenient terms of payment can readily be arrani Detroit, Mich. of needlepoint net against the vivid rose of the background; a Flemish blue, hand-embroidered peasant type; a two-piece costume with orchid georgette upper and a black' satin circular skirt, with cuffs. . collar, and side bow of black velvet bound with gold braid and trimmed with gold but tons; and finally a frock which featured a novel sleeve effect, a long- narrow strap from shoulder to wrist caught at a tirht-fitHnsr ornamental cuff. REVOLTING TROOPS ARE QUELLED BY THE FRENCH LATEST ADVICKS DECLARE SITl'ATIOX IX CONTROL Spirit of Tribesmen Is Broken; Sldon Is Said no Longer Serious 3Ienace Nov BEIRUT, Syria Associated Press.) turn of tbe situation Lebanon' in favor of 21. (By A definite in southern the French is indicated by the most recent de velopments. French reinforce ments appear to have "broken the spirit . of - the revolting Druse tribesmen in this region and have removed tbe danger ot the Druses reaching Jezzin, on the road from Damascus to Sldon. As a result Sidon is no longer menaced. A calmer atmosphere ha? Jec i re stored along the en 1 1 ru Mediter ranean coast from Heir-.it south ward to," Tyre. .. Native volunteers, herrtenedby the successes of the French regu lar troops, are organizing every where. " The. Druses are believed to have lost their best chance to reach the coast yesterday when the Prencn repulsed their attempts to take the bridges over the Litany 'river. Sharp encounters here resulted in 5Q prusei casualties. The French The plant now has--on 'hand 1400 tons of long straw, which will be made into long fiber. Ai the present time careful "experi ments are being ma'de for arti ficially drying the straw after ret ting. There is every indication that this plan will be a success, which means that the 1400 tons will be retted, .artificially dried and scutched this winter. This will make about 280 tons of long line fiber which is now, worth Trom $400 to $660 per ton. -Durlng the administrations of present governor, .every.efort has been made to firmly establish the flax industry in the' Willamette valley. - . In bringing the . prison; flax plant to its present stage-of de velopment, many serious, obstacles have been met and overcome- One of tbe greatest problems of the industry is the proper- retting of I The 350 tons of straw that was retted during the summer.ot.J.'925 mostlv from the crop of- 1924, either Mas been damaged- from over-rettmg. or the straw" of that year" was not "of such . quality as would make long fibers '- , It is found that a large percen tage of the straw which was ret ted last sumaier will . have to-be converted fato spinning tow, which will be-worth from 10 to 20 cents per pound, instead of e- I Bits For BireAkfast 'T " '..,.' , A better corn show W V "W 4 'That is what we will have next year.- But it will have to , go some. s V P. II. Gregory played Santa LClaus to 2000 kidies at the corn show yesterday, giving each one of them a Dixie Cup of ice cream and sherbet. Mr- Gregory enjoyed It, as much as the children, which is saying a lot. m "U Her hosts of friends will be pained to hear of tbe serious ill ness of Miss Cora Talkington. She is- not able to see her friends. Ab solute auiet that was enforced resulted in, a slight improvement S S The new guard post in front ot the 'penitentiary Is about ready to be occupied. As most readers know, it will contain tbe arsenal. It is believed by prison men generally that this will make breaks from the penitentiary much more difficult than they have been In the past this to gether with a dozen or so other Tftrf-,. 6m one. suggests that on ot the .interesting,, side lights on the crime wave is the fact tnat too names Indicate that criminals are not of American birth. - A man came in -the.' other 'day and said. "Why don"t you go ,to Florida?' "We have 10 reasons.? was the reply, "the first one be ing we haven't any money ; He said. "Never mind the other nine reasons." and left- New - York Commercial. EUGENE CAFE IS ROBBED UXMASKKIV BAX11T TAKES REGISTER AND ESCAPES Chew? aftewi Pleasant Tlcts Instant Stomach Relief! !:, ing converted into long line -fiber which is worth front 20' to 33 cents per pound. This, will reduce the expected profits on.fthe -1924 crop perhaps $10,000. losses were small. This"' success was followed today by "another re ported in a French communique in which two Druse attacks on-the town of Rasheiya, 30 miles ,west of Damascus, were repulsed , with neavy Druse losses. . Druses sources, however, report one setback for the French. They say that a reconnoiterlng force of 60 men under a French officer was 'ambushed north ot Rasheiya Thursday and that only'i 5 surviv ors esca ped . . : ... ". 1 " : ' I.;.. f if. '. '.' t mi EUGENE. Or,. Nov. 21. A most daring robbery was . committed here at 10 o'clock tonight when an unmasked bandit entered a local cafe; picked up the cash register, containing about 530. and carried it to a waiting' automobile. " Before patrons and employes could recover the car bearing tbe license No. 17-255,, was speeding north on the highway. It is easy to get rich quick if people willing to take a chance measures that have been or will 'on getlng poor .quick. Elizabeth be taken. Journal. Tbe momeutPape' Dippsin' reaches the stomach all distress goes. Lumps of indigestion, gases, heartburn, sourness, fullness, tIaVv ulence, palpitaUoft, ,vanisri. Ease your, stomach now! Cor rect digestion and acidity - for a few cents.. Druggists sell millions of packages. Adv. , Say It With a Classified Ad IJumett Bros. Jewelers "Pay Us as You Are raid" ElOTen Stores on the Pacific Coast- Largest But (We Ilpe) B,tr opea Satawtay Evenings TU1 V o'tlocK- - -Not Only First Showing in the Northwest SEKSATiO OF THE SEASON TODAY and - Monday At Regular Prices O-O-O-c-h What a Party! - m A sale the like of which has never before been seen. Dia mond Set Bracelet Watches of the highest character be ing sold at a price far below their intrinsic value and what's more ' on terms so easy as to bring one within reach of the slimmest pocket book. - ! i Solid White Gold Cases set with genuine diamonds arid sapphires. ; Never before and in all likelihood never again at so absurd a. price. Each watch guaranteed-; a new one for one that fails. s On sale tomorrow J yJi CjlgQ and as long as Iq) they last MM mi Unfortunately we shall not have half enough to last till Christmas and it be hooves every man who would , like to give one to the best be-. loved on. Christmas morning to get into action! Never mind the money Pay next year. V j& Dollar d Week Bracelet Watch Special White Gold Watch i tiio style sketched Jourte- karat "filled case, fifteen Jewelled movement, i Specially prirod to induce and re ward early Chrtotmas -ehoppers at $12.45. Never mind the money. " Use the coupon. Pv next year. A dollar a week will det Bulova Watch Special Just as advertised in the Haturday Evening Post. . Bqlova, Bracelet Watrh with a sixteen jewelled movement, r'eatiired at $35.00. Never mind tbe money. Pay next year. A dollar a week, will do. Watches for Men. Howard Hamilton Elgin lUinois and Waltham Watches at prices ranging from ten, dollars, to a hundred. Nevermind the money. Clip tlie coapoa. Pay nerxt ycw. . A dollar or so a week will do! 551 Pitt the Fihedt. Table "Pay Us As You Are Paid? I v 6-R-E-feo Urn Here are all the best known anil reliable makes Community Plate-- Rogers -"1847" Plate Alvin and WaUace Silrer all are sold at the nationaDy advertised prices not a farthing is .added for the convenience , of paying as you are paid." . . . -;V-' Take all you need and use ii.Thanksgiving Pay us as you are paid a dollar a week will do A57 STATE STREET SAtEMOREGON it WW J 1 itLs VX . n jpj "
