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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, (Ulna. Oregon
SECTION IH Piga 11
andsome Wearables
or Masculine Gifts Here
Christmas offers th onc-a-BT
opportunity for friends
members of man'i fam-
to tea to It that he feti
m item of aparel he orob-
wants himself.
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4 bit Yuletide gifts wiU give
wardrobe, note of luxury,
fort and good taste,
bnong fiits suggested to
I a dashing, distinctive look
pis business dress ar the
narrow ties in the year's
Mued, miniature patterns
It small stripes; shirts with
W 185S mark of styling
Own by the popular round
Li and pin-through collar
styles); a new hat homburf
or snap-brim with the taper
ed crown now favored by the
best-dressed men: handsome
muffler, or serviceable pair
oi ami or learner gloves.
A gift certificate entitling
him to a new business suit, will
put you right up there on the
list of his favorite people, as
will certificate for a topcoat
in camel hair, cashmere, or one
of the newly textured wool
fabrics.
The gift certificate saves you
timeand possible error In
the knotty problem of selection
of fabrics, patterns and colors.
The man simply takes the gift
certificate to the store, then
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chooses the exact garment be
wants.
There) seems to be an ever
lncheasing swing towards
sports clothes for all occasions,
even for wear at the office. The
casual, "manly" look is the
order of the day here, with
rough-surfaced fabrics adding
an air of studied casualties.
Clothes Ce Celorfal
While colors often are bold,
they also are neater than In
previous years. Small checks,
plaids and stripes have shunt
ed loud florals and multi-col
ored geometric patterns to the
rear row, middle, strong in tne
S3 picture are solid colors,
used often with white, black or
charcoal for cor.traat.
New la Sports Casts
Among the more fetching
models in sports packets Is the
three-button style, with or
without ticket pocket, and with
double or single vents. The
two-button atyle with patch or
flapped pockets runs It a close
second, with a four-button
style with belted front the
Norfolk jacket a favorite of
the twenties, a welcome reviv
al.
Sports 8hlrta Lighter
Sports shirts this year dis
play Interesting new collar
styles and fabric treatments.
Lighter-weight than in previ
ous years, there is a definite
trend away from the splashy
patterns and shiny fabrics of
past seasons.
The stand-up collar, crew
neck collar, slash-front hori
zontal collar and short round
collar look well, and Just as
Important are the acme of comfort
TV Spars Casual Styles
Television has spurred many
new styles for at-home, at
ease comfort The lounging
robe has been re-introduced In
a variety of new sty"ngs, in
cluding rich-textured flannels,
plaids and wool broadcloths.
The smoking jacket, too, is a
strong favorite' for at-ease
wear.
GRACIOUS GLASSWARE GIFTS
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Boys Like Wearables
As Christmas Presents
Modern, machine-made glassware available in a wide
variety of shapes and patterns at moderate cost, is both'
decorative, useful and offers many solutions to Christmas ,
gift problems. Once a luxury, now 'crystal-look' glass-
ware is an aid to gracious living to every home, thanks
to inventive skill and manufacturing progress. Pitcher
sets, tumbler sets, multipurpose servers, as well as decora
five objects In fine glassare sure to rate high for holiday
giving or getting.
This year young men are tsk-'
ing a much greater Interest la
their appearance and, as a re
sult, boys' wearables rank lm-
Jportaatly as welcome Christ
mas gUUk
Oone is the era wnen it was
smart for boys to look sloppy
and disheveled. Instead, Amer.
lean boys are interested in their
clothes and are learning to take
real pride in a well-rounded
wardrobe.
Consequently, the array of
shirts,' ties, sweaters, sport
Jackets, slacks, mufflers, outer
jackets, caps, gloves, socks, etc.
for Christmas gift-giving Is
more smartly styled and richer
la color than ever before.
Sport shirts are designed la
styles "just like Dads'' and
feature many tailored knit
models. Many of them are
smart worsted jerseys in novel
patterns and lichly-hued col
ors.
White business shirts for
school wear are offered in
many of the new stylings that
are so popular with men. The
rounded collar, introduced in
boys' wesr last spring, has
achieved wide favor, along
with the button-down oxford
cloth shirt
Stripes and plaids are still
favorites in ties, being shown in
silk or rich-looking durable
WOOL
Warm wool sweaters are al
ways a popular gift choice.
This year's top models are the
turtle-neck, button-front award
sweaters, and the traditional
pullover. Scandinavian designs,
ski motifs, and shields are the
most popular and the tap fav
orite is the white ski sweater
with neck, waist and cuff
striping.
Boys' sport Jscketa are offer
ed in a wide range of stylings.
Rich Shetland, durable tweeds.
and soft flannels are stand-outs.
Wise gift shoppers who want
to make a young man really
proud of himself shouldn't over
look the tremendously popular
contrasting vests. They're being
o tiered this Christmas in many
novelty styles.
Every boy needs a rugged
outer Jacket and what could be
a. better gift choicer The all
wool macklnaw, the lined
FOR THE MAN
In the newest mood of ele
gance for men, a trimly
tailored Test for contrast to
his more conservative ap
parel. The style shown hero
is a MSO mixture of wool
and cotton, and is softly pat
terned in go-with-everythlnf
warm hues.
storm coat, the pea jacket, and
coats with removable linings
all are "tops."
All in all, this promises to bo
quite a Christmas for the boys
with gifts that will give their
wardrobes a big boost in smart
ness! .
DB MOLAY ME3TCNQ
. Wood burn The regular
meeting of Woodburn chapter
of DeMolay and also of the
Unt)i'a Olivia will Ka VBmm- 1
day night at the IJasonlc tem
ple. At the circle .meeting,
plans will be discussed for a
holiday party for members of
DeMolay and their friends, and
Mrs. N. F. Tyler, the president,
will name committees. Refresh
ments will be served following
the business meeting of the
chapter and circle by Mrs. Har
ry Lenton and Mrs. Layman
Baird.
Make Christmas Time
Time of Food Frolic
In every part of the world
where Christmas Is observed, a
special feast usually highlights
the celebration of the holidays.
And, certainly, in our country
an old fashioned family dinner
on Christmas has always been
an Important part of the Yule-
tide tradition.
To many Americans, Christ
mas just isn't Christmas with
out a turkey dinner complete
with ALL the trimmings. To
almost all homemakers, this
means many days of planning
and preparation.
It adds greatly to the fam
ilies fun if the children are al
lowed to help with Christmas
preparations. Let them lend a
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"extras" that sd such an exclt-
tlng holiday touch!
For a delectable garnish for
the turkey platter, try frosted
grapesl Select the big, purple
variety and cut Into small Clus
ters. Wash and drain well. Dip
the clusters into a mixture of
V cup of white corn syrup and
y cup of water arid drain.
Sprinkle heavily with granu
lated sugar and chill. The
sparkling grapes will add a
special-occasion note to the
platter.
As a decorative (and deli
cious) addition to your dessert
plate, serve tiny pears and ap
ples of testy cheese. Cut pro
cessed cheese into small cubes
and form the miniature fruit
Insert a whole clove into the
blossom end and an ivy stem
for the stem and sprinkle with
nutmeg and paprika for a rosy
look. Place on leaves and cir
cle your pumpkin, mince, or
apple pie.
One phase of your Christ
mas cookery that the children
will love is the cooky baking
project Try making a basic
sugar cooky recipe and let the
children cut them into imag
inative shapes.
They can make jolly Santas,
stars, snow men, holiday
wreaths, Christmas stockings
or tiny trees. If fancy cutters
aren't availcble for all the
shapes desired, let th: children
cut the cookies around a card-,
board pattern.
After they're baked, mix
bright red, green, and white
frostings and let the kiddies
decorate to their hearts' con
tent with gumdrops, red cinna
mon candies, licorice, and bits
of candied fruit
For unusual place cards on
the Christmas table, try frosted
cup cakes decorated to resem
ble Christmas tree ornaments.
With your cake decorating set,
make the outline of an orna
ment and write each name in
the circle. Or bake tiny oblong
cakes, cover with white frost
ing, and decorate to resemble
tiny gift packages with col
ored frosting ribbon and bow.
.Write the name in frosting on
the "gut and put at each place,
The day before Christmas,
cut oranges in half and scoop
out the shells. "Pink" the edges
with a sharp knife and put
cranberry sauces in these deco
rative cups to chili They'll sdd
a gsy holiday touch to the
Christmas dinner plate.
There's something about
home-made candy at Christmas
that seems to add just the right
old-fashioned touch ... so,
gsther the family together for
a candy-making spree.
So, allow an extra day or
two for the preparation of
Yuletide goodies . . . Try these
delightful touches that will
make Christmas dinner a real
holiday feastl
All Have Word For It
Merry Christmas the world I
over Is greeted gaily in differ-1
ent Ways. The Portuguese auyl
"Boss Festas ; the Italians, I
"Buanoe Feste Natallzie." In I
Germany, "Froeliche Weinach-
ten," and In Franre, Joyeauxl
Noel." They all mean "Merry I
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