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chlsrsd la American pro itnfc
they sre beinf blocked into hats,
much as felts are blocked.- The
combination of matching furs in
hat and wrap is beautiful.
! In general, fur styling this year
Is realistic If a free tram toot
of the lamentable extremes of a
few years ago, therefore wear
able and undated. The processing
and special finishes add much to
the quality, beauty and service
ability; of furs. The. softness and
drapability of the pelts enable
furriers to continue manipulation
that parallels coat fabrics in
pleats, fullness and drapability.
1 The silhouette in general is on
the slim side, but as a far-sighted
buyer, you'll see to it that the
width of your coat is ample to
unbutton tke coat before afldnf
down, when you oennot take it
off!)
wfclA are reflected a ma same Tne gkrfeaancm. Salem. Oreaoni Bundcrr1, September It. IMS tl
selling price.
j Dont for a moment feel hesi
tant about asking your dealer to
Shew you a modestly priced coat.
Begin by telling him bow much
your budget allows you for said
coat ... how you are going to
Wear it . . . what style you are
interested in. It's a help even to
tell the salesperson what colors
you prefer to wear in your win
ter wardrobe.
; This year, the moderate price
dividing line is about $400 ex
clusive of tax. Under mat price
youH find the best assortment
of furs and the best styling in at
least a decade.
Some of the more serviceable
furs you can get for under $400
include: sheared raccoon, Cana
dian beaver, Persian lamb. South
American spotted cat, northern
muskrat backs (the best quality).
Ia the lower price bracket, one
of the favorites is muskrat sides
and bellies (much lighter weight
and less serviceability quality
than the backs), sheared mouton,
and lapin with its many names
and finishes.
(Copyright General FMUra)
Independence Schools
Open Doors Wednesday
munmtoZCZ Indepena.
ence schools opened Wednesday ;
with a t first day attendance fig
ures pointing toward a slight in
crease in the number of student!
over last year, according o
George A. Corwin. superintendent
of schools. I I
While first day totals were
somewhat behind last years final
enrollment, Corwin pointed out.
a number of students are stul
working in the hop and prune
harvests and have not yet ap
peared to register. 'ii
. A total of 50$ students ware
registered Wednesday, SOI in the
grade and 204 in the high school.
Wfcas Year Maaey Will I
but . . . W9F don't know a better subject'
to talk about thdnldie weather.
Wet and ufrumj . . . Had Friday been
In April, we'd have said it was a perfect
April day. Certainly it made the world - very
rrruch like 'a greenhouse, all warm and stea
my and good smelling.
Looked bad . It seemed for awhile
that the Soil Conservation Field day out near
Shaw on Saturday was going to be anything
but conservation of kmd. Just how much top
soil a few thousand boots could take away
from a man's farm has yet to be determined.
National First Meeting Week . . . that's
this last few days turned out to be. All the
clubs started meeting, and every press chair
man reported "first meeting of the fall." .
With eyes open . . . At the risk of being
called unprogressive, we'd like to say uwe
feel sorry to see every vestige of Salem's
past give way to the new and modern. It
isn't a new thought this Idea that someday
evert the progressive folk will wish to have
some of the historic things back --but it is
heartfelt Seems mat our town, like ethers,
could be progressive yet respect a few old
things. ' '
I Something new ... Our picture of pies
on Saturday wtjis wrong side up -Well, if
you can have an upside down cake can't
you eat your pie that way too? Which re
minds us that we once had a cookie that las
ted better when you ate it turned over. Hon
est It was because the sweet part was on
the bottom, and you didn't get the 'effect un
less you turned it over toward the taste buds
that register" sweetness. And then there's our
perennial suggestion that if you turn the
burnedTside of toast up, you don't taste the
burn so badly, even-if you do see it . . .
Strange things these taste buds. ' .
I ... Maxine Buren
Best insiiranre of good fur buy
ing is the reliability of your
dealer, plus the reputation of the
maker, the processor, and the
quality and kmd of fur. You can
not judge quality unless you are
an expert.
You can- analyze your needs,
think about how you're going to
wear that coat day alter day,
only on rather dress-up occasions
or exclusively for evening. You
can decide whether you want a
fur with good lasting qualities, or
a luxurious fur. Price, you know,
is based on scarcity and luxury
not on serviceability. Of course,
you do have variations in quali
ties of the same type of fur.
CAIXrOUXlAN GUESTS
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Graner of Hollywood.
Calif, were guests Thursday night
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bacon on
Ratcliff dr. Mrs. Bacon and Mrs.
Graner are cousins and have not
seen each other in twenty four
ysrs.
prevent any undue strain when
you are seated. (Of course, youll
More for Your Money
Best Values in Furs Now
f
ufacturers are f" "v
striving to. h
please you with J "'"""w
far more effort I J . (
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By Mrs. Genevieve Smith
This is a season when $400
will buy a good fur coat. Ifs a
season when stvling is better than
usual, and
wheruthe man-
than
. past.
The situation
springs from the.
fact that for a
year or so Aug
ust fur presen
tations have re-
c e i v e d little
more than a disinterested look
see. You've been cagy about fur
biiytng. Furs, in itter qualities
and finishes than ever before
and not even equaled by other
countries, including Franc e
; have been accumulating.
The result: Good buys, and
many good values at the lowest
price levels in more than ten
years.1 If you do not want to in
vest in a fur coat, there are eyer
so many separate pieces, fur
lined a'hd fur-trimmed coats. In
many cases, the furs that are
made up with fabrics come with
in, the tax regulation that per
mit the furs to be sold tax-free.
Even in some instances where
the separate fur piece is sold as
part of a costume ensemble, it is
tax-free.
However, don't go overboard on
this tax-free business. It has its
dangers . . . inferior fur may
be used to meet their ratio of val
ue below the other materials that
. go into the" garment, or very ex
pensive fabrics that are not suit
ed to their purpose, may be used.
This is more likely to be true Of
linings, which can easily be made
of an expensive, luxurious fab
ric that cannot stand the wear
and tear to which such a lining
is subjected.
What Kind ef Coat?
Another factor that is contrib
uting to lower prices this sea'son
- in lurs is the great popularity of
,short coats . . . which call for
fewer pelts. Many stores are
stocking about three-quarters of
their fur coats in the short
lengths. 32 to 40 inches.
These coats are styled so they
can be worn just as effectively
with a dinner or evening dress
as with jrstreet outfit. This, too,
is another big advantage, espe
cially for college girls and young
careerists, who are generally op
erating on a restricted budget
Another fashion that makes it
possible for many a tvom4n to
enjoy the luxurious beauty of
furs is the great popularity of
stoles and similar; capes. These,
too, require fewer pelts and less
detailed workmanship, hence the
cost is pared down. The stoles
are as beautiful with wool dress
es for daytime as with more for
mal outfits. They are interesting,
too, for there is great "Ingenuity
in design. Some 4 feature deep
scallops ia the back, which may
or may not be repeated over the
arms. In either case, they give
opportunity for a pleasing ar
rangement of the furs.
Capes are in all lengths, but the
hipbone length is one of the fa
vorites. It's a practical length as
well one that looks well with a
wool street dress or a dinner
dress, warmer than the shortie
and other things being equal
less expensive than the long
capes.
If you like novelties, you'll be
ablefo get your furs in about any
color you like. In high fashion
circles light furs, from beige to
white, are in the limelight. The
"whites are often teamed up with
hats. In Paris, where milliners
have a distinctive flair of their
own, but where furs are much
heavier and less pliable than
those with the lovely finishes
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