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MISS PEARL SPITZER
Buyer of the popular priced
dresses. She hai been with
the organization for eleven
years. She is fully conversant
with the New York markets
and makes her selections as
advance styles are created.
LILLIAN ROSEHAFT
Merchandiser of lingerie and
sportswear. She has been
closely associated with Mr.
William B. Friedman, vice
president and general mer
chandise manager of Hughes
stores for seventeen years.
She was one of the first to
sense the possibilities of ny
lon as a fabric for lingerie.
MISS HILDA FOLIANICK
Buyer of lingerie and robes.
Has been with the Hughes or
ganization for six years. Her
previous experience was in
the designing and pattern
field.
EcenU for Linen
Your favorite brand of toilet
soup can be stored in your linen
closet or linen drawer to lend a
delicate fragrance to sheets,
towels and pillowcases.
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ore io Feature
Sweaters Made
Of New Nylon
Now on the market are wom
en's all-nylon sweaters with
feel, appearance and practical
values not found in prewar
sweaters made of nylon.
Knitted with yarn made from
a nylon staple recently de
veloped by du Pont these sweat
ers are luxuriously soft and
warm and have a pleasing lus
ter. They require no blocking
after laundering, for they are
practically shrink-proof, holding
their original size and shape
through repeated laundering
Hughes, the newest store op
ening in the Capitol Shopping
center, will feature an assort
ment of these nylon sweaters
The nylon staple fiber is
permanently crimped before it
is spun into a knitting yarn
This gives the sweaters which
are made of this yarn a soft
lofty texture that does not be
come harsh or matted when
laundered. In fact, repeated
washings actually seem to im
prove the texture.
. Hot water can be used with
out fear of a harshening effect
Crimping is also responsible
for the warmth characteristics
of the finished sweater.
Long wear is assured because
the fiber is remarkably strong
and is not weakened by perspir
ation. Quickly washed clean
and safely hung on the line to
dry, the sweaters simplify ward
robe care.
During summer storage, all
nylon sweaters need no special
protection from moths.
Shirtwaist Style
Some of the season's most fa
bulous evening gowns turn out
to be separate blouses and
skirts. Lilly Dache shows wide,
spectacular skirts of slipper sa
tin with cummerbund waist
band and huge pockets, with
which may be worn tops of
varying formality. The fashion
goes from the high-style collec
tions down to the budget-priced
group. Teen-agers may buy a
long skirt of faille or satin, and
concoct a dozen dance outfits
by switching blouses.
PAUL N. WELSH
Advertising manager for the
Hughes organization, with
headquarters in Chicago.
Welsh is in charge of all pub
licity and public relations. He
hHS been with Hughes nine
years, formerly In the mer
chandising department.
For Leisure
COMFORT
iffy. fit
Ladies
Slacks
Fine all wool and
manipulated gabardines
cut to fit, beautifully tailored,
tipper closings. Nint colon
to chooi from
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Today's Menu
(Br th Associated Pruil
Here's good old - fashioned
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls" with a
new ingredient added. A half
cup of ripe olives gives this
hearty favorite a new twist. The
meat-stuffed rolls are cooked in
hot water, but you may prefer
to use canned tomatoes.
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
6 large cabbage leaves
i pound ground lean beef
1 cup soft bread crumbs
'A teaspoon salt
Fat
M cup chopped ripe olives
Cover caooage leaves gener
ously with hot water and boil 3
minutes. Remove from heat and
drain. Combine meat, bread
crumbs and salt, mix well. Fry
small quantity fat until
brown and blend in olives. Place
a portion of meat-olive mixture
on peach cabbage leaf, roll and
fasten with a pick. Place in
greased casserole and add 1 cup
hot water. Bake in moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) about 30
minutes. Remove picks before
serving. Serves 4 to 6.
Good System
Keep a pad and pencil in your
apron pocket when packing
away equipment and clothes.
Then you can Jot down as you
work what you put away and
where.
Congratulations to
Lighting at it's best
...by GARDEN CITY
If lights were flowers, Hughes New Apporel Shop would be a veri
table Garden Spot, since the variety of tones and undertones of light
accent the beauty of merchandise in every department.
Garden City Plating and Manufacturing Company salutes Hughes and
the people of Salem on the opening of this newest and most beautiful
store of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. It's illumination is most credit
able to the ingenuity and croftsmanship of Garden City's designers,
from experience gained in over 50 years of successful lighting engineer
ing. Garcy modern lighting fixtures utilize the most efficient .Slimline Flour,
escent lamps ... in recessed lighting units in display cases, niches, plat
forms and ceiling. These give 88 reflectivity which insures maximum
illumination for your shopping comfort.
Garcy specially designed coot racks, mirror frames and other functional .
hardware is used throughout the store adding to its efficiency and
shopping comfort.
Our best wishes for success to Hughes.
Garden City Plating & Manufacturing Co.
1730 N. ASHLAND AVENUE, CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS
Glorified Shirtwaists Here are three versions of Import
ant "separates, "designed by Brigance for wear after five
(1. to r.): Cocktail outfit with black jersey blouse, royal
blue surah skirt; two-piece evening dress with white long
sleeved blouse shot with gold, radius-tucked bark-colored
taffeta skirt belted in brown velvetetn; for casual evenings,
navy satin blouse and shutter-pleated wool jersey skirt.
Home Decorator Tip
A variety of new paints are
on the market to make home re
finishing of furniture easier.
One gives a "bleached" look to
unfinished wood in one coat.
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MISS KITTIE COHEN
Buyer of sportswear. Combs
both the Pacific coast and
eastern markets for sports
wear and sportswear accessories.
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New Showplace
of Womens Fashions
'- off
Flannelette Swank
College girls are wearing se
parate skirts and shirts of dark
printed cotton flannel this win
ter. It's practical because the
garments may be tossed in with
the regular laundry. Fireman
red flannelette also is a favorite
for dormitory robes and paja
mas. Short Evening Dress
The street length evening
dress is a fashion hit for winter,
1950. Women like it because it
is appropriate to wear when an
escort does not want to dress.
Also some versions come with
cover-up jackets which convert
it to a street outfit.
For Delicious Waffles
Before using a new waffle
iron, season it by preheating the
appliance for 8 to 10 minutes
with the cover closed before
brushing both grids with a small
amount of unsalted cooking fat
or salad oil. Continue heating
for two or three more minutes
with the grids closed. Excess
grease can be removed with ab
sorbent paper or by baking one
or two slices of bread between
the grids, electricians advise.
Hughes to Have
Nylon Lingerie
Opening a new vista In wov
en fabrics, the first use of
creped nylon yarn is appearing
in lingerie.
The fabric, called "Crepclon,1
has rich texture and excellent
drape In appearance, its finely
pebbled weave is reminiscent of
crepe de chine, while in prac
tical qualities It equals other
fabrics of du Pont nylon.
The fabric has excellent re
sistance to seam slippage, lend
ing itself to fine tailoring in
both simple and Intricate styl
ings. This nylon lingerie will be
featured at the Hughes store.
latest unit In the Capitol Shop
ping center, to be opened.
Slips and half slips are of
fered in several variations, tail
ored and lace trimmed.
According to the manufactur
er, pleats are permanent, as
they are heat-set like the rest
of the fabric, and retain their
shape through repeated wash
ings.
These exquisite luxury styl
ings claim the advantages of
other nylon garments made of
fine fabrics and well con
structed. They are easy to
wash, dry quickly and need
little or no ironing.
MISS JEAN SHIELDS
Buyer of the better dresses.
She studied designing in Chi
cago and entered the fashion
field as an associate of Strand
Fashions of that city, where
she joined the Hughes stores
eight years ago.
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Pockets With a Flare accent
high in Hughes afternoon suit.
with duet of jeweled buttons at
at the side this time opening
gray with gold trimmed buckle.
Rubbing the Cold
Miami Beach, Fla. (u.R) Huge neon signs to show shivering
northerners the hourly temperature In Miami Beach are the
newest wrinkle in tourist lures.
Hotel men here have asked the city council or the county
to help pay for the signs which would be erected in Times
Square, Chicago's Loop area
shoulder line mark a new
Jacket has cardigan closing
mirdiff, more pocket interest
horizontally. Belt is asphalt
Skirt is match-slim.
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and at Philadelphia's City hall.
Salem's Most Beautiful
Fashion Center