Capital journal., March 21, 1927, Image 18

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927!
SPRING
SHOWING
1937 cTPRlNG &JLIQ27
Fashion. f.ir youth and youthful
fuahiunn! This wo note In the new
moiti'g for spring. Skirts remain
hurt, the most popular silhouette
In slim there's nn absence of
elaboration ami a simplicity that
Is youth's!
There's a now animation In the
Clothe "they ore showing" this
Bprlng mid It's very evident that
the ww modes know no ace. For
nil of them have that elusive
charm that Is youth!
Two DMIiit-t Silhouettes
One of these silhouettes shows
froinl shoulders with loose lines
In the upper half i.f the figure and
ptralght and slim in the lower.
fTlie other shows princess lines in
all tii fitted effects that curve to
Hie figure. The fullness hove the
"Wnlat fthe former silhouette la
much the morp popular) la
achieved In Moused treatments
and the hlouwii movement In very
definitely pxpreHwi'd.
The btouaed Idea I evident, too.
In the bolero effertH, in which
there hcciiih no abatement In pop
ularity. 'J'lio bolero In the newest
frocks st illicit nway from the
hloUKP nnd on tracts with the
lender st rait: hi nes of I he skirt,
Tlu' Normal Wiil-tllnp
Much has )''n said, heard and
written about the tendency to
ward n return to lb; m rinal waist
line and in the models fur spline
wenre there are many examples of
the normal placement of a sugges
tion thereof.
Many dresm s (rive evidence of
this mount i hk line hy the use of
two hells, niie at the normal waist
line the other a trifle lower.
Benms and pin tucks are also used
t show the rataed waistline. Hips
re slentler and draped snugly.
1'rcciloni of Motion
The newest spring modes offer
pi" uly of ci i in fort In Die way of
fullness In the skirt nx most of the
aklrts nro either pirated in a novel
Way or gat he red (truce fully into
the he It. In most IriKtiuiccs, the
ktrt movement is from the side
nd nlso from Die sides across the
front.
We've seen the Influence of the
Direct oire noted In many of the
fiewest offerings fur spring. ll'H
Hot the strict ih-ectorie. however,
as It Is modified by Jabots, reers
Olid short Capes.
The Iti u ma nlan, Husk Ian. and
African influences are olsu worthy
of mention ns they are really quite
prominent In every type of sprint;
rnHtiimes. In our sauntering in
the shops and stores, we came
cross many sleeelenH dresses and
there. Is evidently a tendency to
return to lliis mode as we n-lid It
In both even Inn and sports wear.
Cimlimm ! ev
It has lieen inn ny reasons Indeeil
ince the cardigan I short sleeve
Ichs Jacket I ban enjoyed such n
vogue us It is experiencing this
pring.
Vlitually every sports costume
has Its uccoii)i;iNyi!iK caul if an in
CotitiastiiiK or compose theme and
nmt uf them are Mich pay liuli
things t h it we mnliT why 1 h
have been mote or less forgot 'en
for so many sea ns. K. pecin 1 ly
too, when they are such comfort -nhlo
things to throw about one's
houlderH iif'cr an a live came of
tenuis or so Kiua it to wear whilo
triittlnir Idhheiv over tlie links.
Sport Wear Slunnius
Fportttncar has taken such a firm
hold on every pha,. of the mod.
that the ili"t(;-nc:-i this spring have
y
LINGERIE SHOP
PAYS IN COAL
MINING CAMP
Environment was no handicap
to SI iss Helen Le.nlak when she
decided to conquer the business
world. She looked about her home
town of Krontenar. Kansas. It was
a coal mining camp of 3.000 pcr
sons, nmont; whom 32 nailonalltlep
were reprettented. In spile of the
outlook (the opened a lingerie shop.
This shop soon became known
throughout southeastern Kansas,
over the line Into M issoiiri and
across the border into Ok liihonin.
and M I I -cm la k found her ven
ture a f ina ucial sucee.
laid much sirens upon it. The most
important sporm ensemble is the
four piece coat, skirt, over blouse
and slevolcHH bolero or rarian.
tinelif the uutslandlnu tU (ac
tors we niMed in the newest sports
wear was the use of two am three
kinds of material, all llo- s:iii)e
color hut varying- In pallet n.
Thrcc-tjiiiirlcr l'iiltlli Top Coal
One we saw that Was very beau
tiful and practical as well had s
t line -quarter length to m will)
bolero Hides la fawn cobnid tweed,
wi'h a turn back collar or checked
wo..! rn in f;iwn and In-own tones
I'eep pnekettt of the checked Wool
otl ar,i bii; ntid roomy and there
was a plain lit of Ihe twi-d will,
an overskirt of the checked fabric
The
piece nli
cl.
small. The tdtlrts are plialid and
stpia re n nd V necks n re prom
inent. Many of the store me tdiow
itiX cleer Utile fl.s f.ir .'pons
wear in prinled silks that launder
le-aut il uily and wboh c.-r wom
an uill lioludo lit her spiiio; waid
rotn if shf w ould be in i lo mode.
1 be I liwiiible oum
The o-4iie of the ciif.-tiMde I
iieie m stav. Tlii I .e foiuut out
i i cue I 1 i-ly a a I del : nil -
when W'1 niadi- n i'Uiio v throuu'.
tb
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to
-pf inc.
In the ens-iiibb- for fortu.i
h i ar we a loai kt d i-'iiiU io ;
to eniphl.-c the eo.it at a se pal
ate and d.sltiMl jlvle f.-aune. He
print s
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lend theniselve
i healiutullv til the tn:ik.n- i.f tin
iiemtile, ibev are ut-d much ntii
fipauty of line ami
proper foot hycicno
are combined in Robin
I loot! Shoes. The
I IrnTth-Aiil lasts scien
lificnlly meet nil of
nature's requirements
without sacrificinn one
vhit to beauty of design. Come in
with your children and let us show
you these wonderful new hoes. You
will be interested whether you are
going to buy now or not
CENTRAL SHOE STORE
Complete Lln of Children's hor
III 8tat St.
are a welcome relief af.t-r the Som
bre winter shadings.
There scorns to ho no end to the
combinations that arc used jn the
ensembles this spring. Truly there
seems to be no limit to the possi
bilities of tiio successful ensemble.
There Is the matching coat and
dress In which the color and fab
ric nro similar.
rahrlf "Slalcli: Colors IMffer
On the oilier ha ml If colon-'
match, fabrics differ. For instance,
a black bengnllnc coat and a black
ireorgetto dress. Another we saw
whero the fabrics match and col
ors differ was in a black satin coat
3nd a French blue satin frock.
Print are used in entite dresses
and often line the coat. Again
prints are used only for a Moue.
Keige seems to be the popular en
semble shade for sprint?, perhaps
because It combines with so many
colors so well and at the same
time although U Is nn old Rtand
by is always smart. The printed
dress with the plain Colored cont
takes precedence in the ensemble
mode for spring. On the frocks for
spring one sees lace used more fre
quently than last season. All sort:)
of Iaco aro in favor both on after
noon and tailored frocks.
Suit Are Jamil y
The feminine world is all agog
over the success of th suit mode
for spring. Really one's wardrobe
is not conipletp without two suits
one. the trig little tailored type
sometimes possessing no more
lhan two skirls and the other an
ensemble for both street and after
noon wear.
The tailored suit is most popu
lar when it has a tuxedo jucket
with velvet collar and has braid
bound edges. Another suit modnl
that is really very new and seems
much in demand has a hip length
straight sack coat, shawl collar,
one button closing and a cut-away
front.
The skirts on these tailored suit.-'
are either plain or pleated and on
several of thc( newest suits we saw
two skirts, one of sniped material
THE FRENCH SHOP
Salem's Show Place of Fashion
OPEN HOUSE MONDAY and
TUESDA Y NIGHTS
M. Buffe Morrison
115 North High Street
and Ihn other plain to match the
coat. There Is much contrast Jn
color and fabric between the coat
and skirt and important details of
the suit mode are pleating, tuck
ings, cording, tiers, bolero backs,
yoki h and belts,
mouses stugc a Comeback
Jiecausu of the skirt and jacket
volute that is being accepted so
universally and gladly this spring,
the kc pa rate blouse is coming into
its own :r.;ain,
i:ia lt and block and white Is an
important spring combination;
white alone, gray, blues, greens,
brown and tun mixtures and reds
in the brighter tones.
All in all. the mode for spring
is a very fascinating: one with its
new silhouettes, new fabrics and
new fashion whims:
NEWS BRIEFS
Paris. Now comes Mme. Oenot,
culinary artist, with a defense of
French cooking In answer to Mrs.
It use Lewis of London, hotel own
er, who has been saying things In
the United States of America. Why
does the Prince of Wales visit
Paris? Why was she offered a
bridge or gold to Palm Beach?
Mme. (lenot asks these and other
questions In challenging Mrs. Lewis
to kitchen combat, with adjudica
tion by a hungry jury.
Xew York. On the question
whether cosmetlca and beaiitifica
tlon of hair are detrimental to
womanhood morally and physically,
the nays have It so far. The vote
as revealed to a hair dressers' con
vention was 7 no; 2 3-ea. Votins
hi the affirmative were the Rev.
Ir. 8. Purkes C'adman and Mrs.
Uallington Booth. In the negative
Itobert W. Chambers, Prudence
Penntj', Ir. Stuart It. Kowe, Ruth
Male, Alice Brady, Senator Cope
Jand and Daniel Frohmnn.
March 21 and 22, 7 to 10 p. m.
Two evenings devoted to the appreciation of our
classic salons, colorfully recreating the atmosphere
of old Spain.
Followed by a week's presentation of distinctive
modes for our clientele.
A distinctive assemblage of Fashionable Spring Styles
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
Buster Brown Shoe Store
Style Quality Economy;