The Capital Journal, Salens Oregon
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Thursday, March 31, 1938
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Danciiif Bmowa Coioriul iroCKS drift mrough ms pcmder rooms of New Yorn's smartest night clubs
these evenings, the one at the left, combining pink and black net. Is worn with a black veil headdress.
Pale blue net fashions the frock at the right, with a lace bodice embroidered in black beads.
Dashing Tilt-:
To Kew Hals
With a dashlnsr tilt to her new
Spring hat, milady piles her curls
high and ties her veil in a crisp
bow under her chin. Bandanas
fly gaily out behind- the new Mexi
can roller hat, and wide Spanish
sailors. Scarf turbans in gay col
ors perch forward to display the
new coil fur a, for it is a milli
nery mode of da&h and color and
youth I
Veils are more flattering than
ever. Flower bloom in profu
sion atoo new crowns, and peep
brightly from beneath tilted brims,
or flarin? bonnets. ' Fine straws
in shining dark "colors and rustic
straws in a whole range of now
sunny yellows, giv variety to the
most colorful, hat mod in many
years. r
Youthful Movement In lints fiains
There's a definite Youth Move
ment abroad this Spring, and its
gayest expression is in th milli
nery mode. Many new shapes and
colors adorn the smartest heads.
Forward pitching bowl bretona are
anchored with snood veils at the
back, and show clustering curls
piled high. Fluttering scarfs art
wound around softly padded pill
boxes, and then draped In en
chanting lines around the neck.
Sombreros with peaked crowns
ara tied on with firm chin straps
and wide brims crowd the fash
Ion picture." Stiff-brimmed new
sailors and hifrtt profile brims are
flattering to frame the face. Bon
nets tie naively beneath the chin.
and high padded berets bend grace
fully back from the youthful fore
Profs Say If
Isn't Bad English
Chicago. March 31 (U.R) Any cab
bage head should know you can't
catch the larks by being In cahoot
with hoodlums even for a C-note
cash on the nail every day because
there is always the danger of pass
ing In your checks unexpectedly.
Such words and phrases are not
poor English or slang. Sir William
Cragie, co-editor of the Oxford
English dictionary and Prof. James
R. Hulbert, professor of English at
the University of Chicago, said to
day. '
"They said the expressions have
become a natural part of the written
language and are Included In the
fourth section of the American Eng
lish dictionary which they are com
piling under sponsorship of the uni
versity.
. A 'cabbage head, they said. Is
a. .stupid person; 4,catch the larks'
means to prosper; "in cahoots with"
means in league with; a "C-note
is $100; "cash on the -nail" Is spot
cash; and to "pass In your checks'
means to die.
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springlike printed flower gar-larrd-bam!
give color to this
spring evening frock designed
by Mafrgy Rouf.
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All Fashion-Hits!
CoaU re "munt" or this
dreay Spring! Fitted col
lrleA coats, reefers, box
coats, furred casual coats
. . . coats with dash . . .
roata that are fashion S'r
cessea! Ni"w braid and
stitching trims. Well tail
ored spongy woolens, shet
lands, tweed. Furred and
unfurred models.
Black, Navy, Brown, Colors!
409-415 Court
Salem-Owned
C30 MUCH fun to lounge along in the bright,
warm sunshine, amble past the store fronts and'
look in the windows. Just take your time. Vart
of the fun of Spring is to forget the clock and
the budget ' too! It's fun to drift into Ward's
store,' try on a few hats, buy one and drift down
to our main floor again; saunter along, pick up a
pair of shoes, some ooves, a set of hedge-clippers
in our basement.
It really is fun to be able to do all your Spring
shopping under one roof, where you have your
choice of the season's latest and best at Wards
every day low prices.
Everything for Spring!
Clothing for. . .
m Mother Ssfer
mB rot her mDad .
Tools for Your Lawn!
Seeds for Your Garden!
"Polish for Your Auto!
L Paint for Your Home!
y Sporting Goods for All!
MANNIQUINS
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Thursday Evening at 7:30
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