SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Gay Print* to Be in Favor
for Spring Afternoon Wear
Gay print«, »tamped with butter-
flic*. flower* or link’« mid two tom*
print* In l>««k«*t weave* or «tnr ef
fed« «re h I iowii for spring after-
noon wear. They lire de*luned with
■oft ruffled or knife pleated flounce*
nt tile fnlrly low neckline mid with
nunierou* finely pleated Inserts In
the skirts, whose hem* tire from
0 to 7 Incite* from the ground.
With
them
go
wldehrlmmed
hnt* of dark >r light «trnw recall­
ing the "merry widow” design* of
year« ago, sometime* cut wllli the
abbreviated turned up buck brim
(io often ween till* «ration) mid
trimmed with u cluster of flower*
or a tuft of oMlrlch fenther*.
Week’* Supply of Po^tuin Free
Head the offer made by the I'oatuin
Company In another part of thia pa­
per. They will «end n full week'* «up-
lily of health giving I’ofltum free to
anyone who write* for It.—Adv.
Big
Army of
Hunter*
Nearly <!.<**i,<**> hunter* paid close
to Sli.tMiu.OUO for atnte llcenae* in 19.13,
the lafe*t year for which record* nr“
ainllnlde. *uje the biological survey
In Rummnrltlng report* from itatr
conservation department*.
WHITE COLLAR NOW
HAS COMPETITION
WEAR FLOWERS
n* cnr.nir. ni < hola «
LACKS NATURALNESS
A ponton who never find* fault
by and by arouse* your suspicion.
“NOT BY NO MEANS”
Getting up in the morning is not
a* pleasant a* waking up.
Beauty that
Dash of Pink Has Been Add­
ed to the Neckline.
No longer enn we «peak In term*
of white accent* for nprlng cos­
tume*, beenuso « dash of pink lift*
been added to the neckline. The
white collar brigade I* meeting with
■ome real competition.
Since one «ucccssful ncce**ory
often I* followed by another, there
are pink cuff*, veateea, blouse*, hat«
mid various piece« of costume Jew­
elry to rival the chaste appearance
of the one time favorite. Bale blue
and tulip yellow also have appeared
In the accessory field, but their en­
try did not create the furor of the
delicate pink huea.
A glimpse of the neckwear coun­
ter* I* convincing proof tliut pink
I* «haring equal attention with
white In the decoration of spring
costume*. Frilly types of collars,
cuff*
and
veste«**
predominate
among the mo*t recent arrival*, but
there are tailored line* and pique
«et* of distinction.
The Introduction of the vestee
or gilet I* the moat recent develop­
ment. Emphasis I* placed upon the
udornment which may be worn
either on the outside of a dress
front or with the edge* tucked un-
dernenth. organdie and mousseline
are the most fnihlonablo of the
«beer fabric* and usually are fea­
tured In connection with Valen­
cienne* lace and Insertion.
"fl* said that fashions will be
gay with flowers this *<-a»on. The
new* of first Importance In the
realm of stylish flowers I* the carna­
tion. The favorite boutonniere of
the moment I* a big fluffy many­
petalled carnation, white, pink, red
or even navy blue. Garlands of
flower* will be worn like a necklace.
Add a flower bracelet If you will. A
wreath tn the hair, too, if It I* eve
nlng. There la rumor In the air
that hats will be trimmed In natural
flower*—a special little contrivance
to bold them and to permit remov
Ing to change for fresh flower*.
Hindu Sari I* Taken Over
The flower eh*emble In the picture
for Spring Evening Wear Is Interesting and very lovely. The
turbun and the cuff* of the gloves
The evening Innovation Is the In­ are made of shaded purple violets.
troduction of the Hindu sari which The bows are of satin ribbon in a
1« both draped over the head as deeper shade.
the easterner* wear It, or It can
'
INSTANT LIGHTING
also be draped about the shoulders
Iron ib» «wy way In one-third lena time
as a scarf. Turkish trouser* ap­ REDINGOTE TURNS
with th» Coleman
Iron In cornfort any
pear In glazed chintz for beach
placa. I t a entirely self hratinir No corda
FORMAL IN STYLE
or win a N<» wmry, endiosa tripa Iwtwnrn
wear, and a wedding veil made like
a hot a love and I nini njr board. Makca Ita
a
sunbonnet
In
white
tulle
I*
edged
own iras Burna
air Lights Instantly
no pra-hoaUnir Operating coat only
around with orange blossom*.
Coat-Like Garment Is Made
an hour. Bes rr ur local dealer or
Among 1935 Schiaparelli colors
wt I i * for I REF ioUfr.
TMt COLLMAN LAMP & STOVE CO
of Crisp Sheer Fabric.
are carbon blue, which Is darker
IWK wutl* WIA«. I m * 1
t— Acetas Oaff :
CU m * hi t
f-bo**4«ipbte r*
TBia
than marine, to vlshnu blue, a pale
shade for evening which corre
The good old redlngote, daytime
•pood* with a new pink called des­
standby of the fashion world, has
ert rose. Brown* are prominent
gone formal on os.
and off shade* of terra cotta are
The
coat and-dress
ensemble
called Pilgrim, while a brighter or
which has become a spring classic
orange shade Is called noonday
for well-dressed women Is appear­
— by chewing one or
■un. There are some delightful
ing now in advance showings of the
more Milnesia Wafer*
grays for evening In chiffon called
summer-evening mode.
Sang for ana w**Ki liberal aepply—fHll centdre* (ashes), and the printed
At first glance you wouldn't recog
SELECT PRODUCT*, lac, 4402 2 J rd glazed chintzes are charming
In
nlze the frothy concoctions ns mem
Street. Long Island City. Naw Yarfc
the softness of their tones and com­
bers of the reliable redlngote fam
bination* of flowers.
lly.
But examine them carefully
and there can be no mistake.
Two Discarded Pen*
There Is a strong tendency on the
give you one good pen free. Mull two part of designers to make n coat like
(JI11 MILK OF MAGNESI AftVAFEflSj wornont fountain j>cn*. You will re­ gnrinent of crisp sheer fabric, such
ceive one good fountain pen, guaran­ ns organdie or organza, and pose It
teed one year, without cost. 5,000 over a slim sheath of taffeta. The
schools use my plan. Pens are rebuilt, organdie coat fastens loosely at the
PARKER'S
with new points, etc. State color. waistline, and is open the rest of the
HAIR BALSAM
BIKIE PEN EXCH., 39'22 Southeast way down revealing the slip be­
lUmoeae 1 Xndruff -Ntopa Hair Facing
Impart* Color and
48th Ave., Portland, Ore.—Adv.
neath.
Beauty to Gray and Faded liair
air and ILW at Prugglst«
Sometimes the redlngote is of
Rten.. Cbwn W*. ~ f»r7&«w p v
Smooth Life’* Course
starched Ince, and sometimes of or­
ronnM-tlon with Parker'* Heir Balaam Makra t a
Manners are the happy ways of ganza or stiffened chiffon.
hair anft and fluffy SO rent* by mall or at drur-
doing things.
Usually it has short puffed
■lata. I!taro* Chemiral Work*. Patrhugua. N. Y
sleeves, but sometimes It has long,
loose ones.
The trick Is that It must be sheer,
revealing the sheath beneath.
When you Simoniz your car, you can
be positive—yes, absolutely sure that
it will stay beautiful. What’s more,
Simoniz protects the finish and makes
it last longer. Perhaps, however, your
car is already dull. Then first use the
new, improved Simoniz Kleener. It
brings back all the lustre and beauty
your car had when new. So always in­
sist on Simoniz and Simoniz Kleener.
Besides being easier to apply, they
cost no more than polishes and so-
called waxes that give but a here-today-
and-gone-tomorrow shine.
MOTORISTS
Simoniz «nd Simoniz KJeener are »old by
hardwtrtand auto *cce««ory dealer», fill­
ing »tetion* and g*r*ge* everywhere.
WISE
SIMONIZ «
fbleman .¿sMron
QUICK RELIEF
from Heartburn
FULL O PEP
WHAT A REP
MILNESIA
WAFERS
■X
UN-DE-FEATED
YOU CAN'T BEAT IT
A TIME SAVER
Prepare biscuit or muffin dough when convenient.
Set in cool place and bake hours later if you wish.
You save time in using
Double Tested — Double Action
KC BAKING POWDER
Sam« Price Today as 44 Years Ago
25 ounces for 25o
You can also buy
r 11 XO ounce can for ICC
IU1X X* ounoe can for xfe
MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE BEEN
BY OUR GOVERNMENT
USED
WHIMe OF FASHION
A bumper crop of bumper brimmed
hats Is anticipated.
"Waterskin” is a new fabric
which Schiaparelli uses for rain­
coats this season.
Newest swagger coats have a flar­
ing background fullness often swung
from a shoulder yoke.
Jackets of printed crepe ensem­
bles are seen among the newer
arrivals in the evening suit section.
“Greens in all the shades from
pale to brightest tones, and mauves
which by degrees reach to violines."
The knitted frock and suit Is
with us again—this time It is very-
smart to knit your own I
O nce you taste Grape-Nuts Flakes, you’ll
cheer too! And it not only has a delicious fla­
vor, but it’s nouri.thini. One dishful, with
milk or cream, contain* more varied nourish­
ment than many a hearty meal. Try it—your
grocer has it I Grape-Nut* Flakes is a product of
General Foods.