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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1963)
Page 12E EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, April 21, 1963 Waterfall and Plantings Create Outdoor Beauty in Living Room K tear liJif Let It t i r V-tjJ v. Shower Mrs. Fred Buell Brings Her Garden THE DEEP, VIBRANT RED WE ENDORSE FOR SUMMER DAYS AHEAD . . . dynamic fashion distinction, part of the trend toward warm weather darks for summer 1963. Equally good for day or evening . , . fresh as a rose under the sun; deep as rich wine under candleglow. Spar kling white is its perfect acces sory, but don't overlook the . enormous chic of neutral beige .'TP or pole pink against - this deep red. Here, Junior Accent's interpre ts tation of the sleeveless shift in rich red quilted 100 rayon, 29.98. Our red sparkles In a bold paisley print on fresh white cotton pique for patio or evening, 29.98. And it never looked better than as a quilted rayon coat lined with whitened beige and mated to a gentle shift of the same beige, 59.98. You'll be seeing more of this color later, but for now see it In our windows! - v CmiU L..'..ii r J I . ii ki Indoors r - V' 1.1 fci The lush greenness o( grow ing plants and the sound of running water that make a forest area a restful haven can be duplicated inside your own home. "And you don't even need a green thumb to accomplish the miracle in fact, I'm sure mine is brown," says Mrs. Fred Buell, who's created a picture of outdoor beauty in the family room of their Springfield home. Using a series of graduated pools and waterfalls, Mrs. Bu ell arranges around them an assortment of plants including both leafy and flowering vari eties. There have been as many as 11 blooms at at time on a gardenia plant; azaleas offer color and lasting green foli age; a Bird of Paradise hap pily competes with ceramic birds for honors in the indoor garden. Ferns Whitman Cur ly, the crested ostrich plume, adapt happily to indoors. Hi biscus grows well and offers CAMERA REPAIRS Now is a good time to have your camera checked. mums k.n.L...V i fir rSyy 74 w- Broadway ft II ' iiOFQtK ana . men i Baaaaaafc- """"""' "' "i ' nrni . n ii --irr'rriiiiMri"-TJ'-n-im summer blooms. Crown of Bo hemia brings a golden glad ness in its flowering and foli age the year 'round. Several types of philodendron offer variety the tree-loving kind, cordatum, the most common, cut-leaved type and the reddish-green. An average of 35 to 60 per cent humidity is best for plants, Mrs. Buell notes and for people too, she adds. Mist ing the plants daily, with an THE THREE FACES OF REVENESCENCE From seventeen to seventy . . . Revenescence Cream should be part of your daily routine. Revenescence protects the younger skin from drying . . . retards the loss of moisture from the older skin for a fresh er appearance. Wear Revenes cence all day, every day . . . whatever your age . . . for a timeless look of beauty. Rev enescence Cream from 3.50 to 45.00 plus tax. ' Kv atomizer, especially on bright days, stimulates growtn aua healthy appearance, she's found. Plants in pots, are set on a layer of pebbles with suf ficient water that pebbles are not quite covered. Proper soil and plan food are important, too, in the home garden, Mrs. Buell points out. Nitrogen, phos phorus and potash are needed elements for growing plants. Temperature by day should be from 65 to 75 degrees with night temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees. Otftrlct cj tic .ik. REPORTER You'd think we'd learn sometime that you cannot outguess t h e weatherl Last Sunday we should have inserted a qualifying phrase in our bold and hopeful headline; "Hello sun, goodby rain . . . outdoor living's back again." We did so in our windows; the readers pro claimed, "Hello sun, good by rain (we hope!) . , . outdoor living's back againl" At any rate, the embarrassment was temp ered by the fact that it really was a most heart felt wish brought on by the enthusiasm we felt seeing the mountains of colorful, sunloving mer chandise Hooding in daily. We are reasonably certain (you'll notice the qualification) that it will not rain forever, so let' examine what's new un der the sun. The little shift called the "Lilly" is the current and futur craze. The original Lilly was designed by social ite Lilly Pulitzer. She made straight, knee length shifts with side slits in beautiful colors and prints for herself. The Palm Beach set flipped for it so she went - into business herself to accommodate her friends. Now the Lilly is every where! We -have them in every conceivable color and print; zebra stripes lined in red, country-quilt patches, bandana prints, huge polka - dots, you name it! The fun and casual comfort of these little shifts make them a must for beach, patio, even for loungewear. The miniature version is called "Minnie" and is the cutest thing going for the toddler set. Our swimshops never looked so bright! Th color choice is endless, two-piece styles are mors in evidence, the Chanel influence is seen with relaxed shapes, fluid fab rics. And speaking of Chanel here is the neat est summer-sun beauty trick yetl Bath oils and other skin lubricants have become a manda tory accessory to combat the ill effects of sun ex posure. The new Chanel No. 5 Oil for the Bath is the best way to re plenish the skin's natur al oils. Just a capful in the daily bath will do it and you'll be the sleek, smooth, scented bathing beauty stealing the scene on any beach. Another dream we have as we hopefully scan the weather reports is the )oy of dining "al fresco." You can just see your rain washed deck or patio basking in the sun with a gaily clothed table set with mad and wonderful ly colored settings ready for your culinary genius. A trip through our street floor gift department will take that dream even further. Examine our new luxury trivets, new colors in placemats and napkins, small but practical bas kets in rainbow hues, scores of other items that will make your life mora enjoyable when once again King Sol drives back the clouds. n We used to call them "Cotton Shops", but now with the new develop ments in man-made fib ers, blends, weaves we must look for broader terminology. Hence, our new Summer Dress Bazaar on the second floor. Here youH find everything that's new in color and styling for lightweight easy-to-care-for summer dresses. Sleeveless styles are en joying the greatest ac ceptance this season and our selection at all price levels is enormous. Scout around our two eleven eleven dollar dress carousels In the same Bazaar.
