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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1927)
MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927 PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. 5A..FM. OREHON Jbrfftr Who Would QAbportmg Cxo Whither you "go In for sports" ' er not, it matters little bo fur as porti clothes are concerned. For the world of sports clothes Is a irlde and varied one ond no one nowadays would f'nlt of not In cluding a few RpoitH ilrcflsrg and ports outfits in her wardrobe any time of the year. So Important has leen the In fluence of sports on the mode that we see Its reaction even In clothes for evening. Compose T1imes Stressed In all the new sports in Intra for spihiR we see a decided use of cum pone themes which nre noth ing e)e but the use of two and three shades of one color in a frork or a costume. II lack and white Is a great fav orite and shades of rose and ht-gf are much in prominence as "the" colors for spring. Often one sees a blouse or a jax-ket. of one shade and the skirt of a darker lone or vice versa. But always the com pose theme Is evident. MiitoriJit Important Jersey the old reliable Is again seen In mnny of tho smart est sports modes. Other materials Include knitted construction, won) crfpe, crepe de chine, silk faille and many othirs. I Despite all sorts of predictions 1 pro and con the two-piece frock till holds first place In all spoils wear outfits. There Is no denying the freedom of the two-piece frock and often this spring we sec three piece ensembles, consisting of R two-piece dress and a short Jacket for the more active, sports or the more formal full lengih coat for the woman who would rather be numbered among the spectators than the participants, ll the stores and shop are show Ing lovely things in fabric com binations such as knsha with flat crepe or knitted fabric, sorm'timea made more fascinating by tho use; of clever woven mctnl thread. -t.'oat Slill IiiiHiln nt Women everywhere are happy to know that in that matter of sports ensembles, the coat retains all of its former importance. On all the smart links and country club verandas this spring we'll see eli-ver variations of the four-piece mode skirt, blouse, sleeveless bo lero and full length coat. Kverywhero the Importance of tho cardigan (meaning a Jacket of knitted fabric With or without aleevs) Is noted. The cardigan Ik often of cashmere and the skirt of homespun. There is something very stunning as you well know, about black and while together and thin combination Is seen In all torts of ways on many of the Smartest siying sports enntmbk'H tnd frocks. bilk Weaves Rhovoi Silk weaves In lovely colors of ten "mnke" a frock especially Where the compose theme is used. In our "Spring Fashion Hunt." we saw one lovely llttlo two-piece lroek of queen blue flat crepe with a double decorative effect on the skirt in sunburst pleats of darker tone. Rome of the smartest concep tions of the sports modo are the little one-piece sleeveless affairs with saucy pleated skirts and be coming; square or V neck. Mostly these are In attractive printed tub lilts In checked or floral designs r in plain white or colors. Sleeveless are also prominently minus In most of the little jackets rimer bolero or otherwise that are ne of the newest notes for spring. "We might even call them vests 3'liey are stunning In bright shad es of velveteen fur w;ar with crepe or Jersey sports ai-unas. Sport wear More Gay We note, too, that clothes for wear at sport or otherwise, are more frivolous, more gay often we see draping girdle and tie sash, Handkerchief trimming for the neck Is much In vogue again. Day by day In every way pleat ing Is gaining in favor for dresses of every type but never do we see it used to more charming ad vantage than In the newest spring sports frocks. Itotli fine and wide pleating but always there must bo pleating in the skirt; sleeves arc set-in, I yoked or saddle shoulder treat- ' im nts. Deep yoke effects, bolero and Moused bodices, sailor collars i and bow tying yokes, collars and belts ore note-worthy details of tho sports d reuses. Chaperons Hack To Help Girls Marry London, Mar, Sv. Ml Tin chapeion, H(, vv))(, heai'tediy uli-ii-iwhed in the yems during and nfi-i the war, has corno back to fashion ably London and is more in cvl- ienco nt dances and oilier puhlic i'tinetiuiiH than at any time since ictonan days. On reason fur this, according to society gossip. Is that young linchaperoned girls, while having generally good time, have not made good marriages or have re mained single, while the girls moro en refill jy brought up and chaperoned have secured tho best plums in tho man lug basket. i is seldom now that society giiis go to a ball or dinner with out their mothers or some woman relative wbilo ninny society dames with moderate incomes nre In great demand as paid chaperons. Men Ijeiral Arbiters On Dress In France I'arls, Mar. 21. (A'i .Men are i ho legal authorities on dress In France. In a lawsuit over a wom an's gown. It Is a man and not a woman, who la called to give testi mony or make an appraisal. I he courts have experts In every line of business attached to them. Tiny usually are men of proinlntne,. in their trade. There are 12 qualified to advise tho Jud ges regarding dresses. All are men. Several Judges have suggested Hom- ii should be Included amoni: these- experts and probably some of thorn will be nominated before long, although now, as ever, men continue, to dominate tho dress making Industry or art of France. Hotel Chefs Devise Hot Hors D'Oeuvrc London, y,mr. ci. fl') A new delicacy, or series of delicacies the. hot hors d'oeuvrc hnve been introduced to London. Fourteen chefs nt a leading lin tel have each evolved six hot hois d'oeuvio dishes. In tho prepara tion of theso dishes 220 Ingredient) have been used. Including fish, birds eggs, vegetables, nnd strange fruit from all over Kuropo and Northern Africa. The dishes mo served to the ho tel guests and the inventor of thoso that prove to be must popu lar will receive a handsomo reward. New York. If you Mi to mar ry, girls, the chances are better In the country. Ten per cent mor; women between the ages of 20 and 44 living In rural districts marry than those living In cities, it Is shown by a survey made In behalf of the tienenil Council of Churches. The principal reason Is high rent. North High Street When hiking in sights Tuesday night you will not have seen it all un less you walk up High street and see the beautiful furniture display ed in the big win dows of t lie new store. High street lias certainly been in the limelight for some time and we will try and make prices so attract ive in our line that it will be more so during this year "When you think of furniture, rugs and floor coverings think of that beau tiful store on High street where prices are always right. Chambers m Chambers Out of the high rent district, and also out of the one hour parking zone. ing Styles In Pianos Fifteen Famous Standard Makes to Choose from in Latest Case Designs Two Piano Values Worth Attention! A QUALITY UPRIGHT Nationally Ailtrrtl.nl at I7. SPRING SPECIAL '349 Think of It! A piano acknowledge to be a re markable Value at lis regular price. Now made available to you at this decided reduc tion. An Instrument which carries the most rigid and unqualified guaranteed In nil piano dom. by all means you should avail jourseif cf this real value. Term as Low $10 iHmn $10 a Month Ira A SMALL GRAND INaibmallj Ailirrtlsetl at $723 SPRING SPECIAL 539 A truly fine piano In every sense of the word manufactured by a company known and re spected throughout the piano trade. This dain ty tlrand contains many features of exclusive construction which have placed It decidedly hend of most Instruments in Its price fltld. If yon are seeking a really fine piano at ft real ly low price, do not fall to call at our store to ee this. Tcrm a tow a $2.1 lon $10 Mouth These Spring Specials flerve further to emphasize (he dominant position of this old established house in the musical instrument field in Salem and the northwest. Geo. C. Will Music House 'a: ---i 1 .3 !i Stiffs Spring Showing o -c irrJS, Id iiffr--?J&':L-3 ir. T..HrJ f? -fl k. mm rears VZ oil : t - ST VUTT OS M ' ml- 1 .Wonderful new living room suites in all the newest st-les and finish es shown in Stiff's Spring Furniture Dis play. This is your op portunity to see the hest in the proper setting. Another ship ment of genuine .Walnut Bed room Suites now on display in our bedroom furni ture department. See these while the stock is com plete. 'Also a good dis play of the new enameled suites, in all the newest designs. 'M'ywh' ''bP showing of all - AX the new M Uj B W Spring Fabrics. ftU Mk. A Striking Design This striking design is an example of the excellency of Kiel tables. Massive, deeply carved legs support a beautifully matched top of genuine butt walnut The material, workmanship and finish are all strictly KIEL Quality. Complete stock to choose from. Mohair Coxwell This is one of several new styles in Coxwell chairs pleasingly comfortable, good-looking. Modernize your kitchen with a new Sellars Kitchen Ivabinet. (Grey or white enameled) -. j 1 Seller. No. 56 I Credit Tenns Arranged to Suit. (The Store With The Friendly Smile) Make us a Visit we Are Glad to Have You 1 I 432 Slate Street Salem Es.lnhli.shed 48 Years
