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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1935)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER KNITTED COSTUMES CONTINUE IN VOGUE Plani of Designers Include Formal Creation*. Shoppers Seek Personality Styles FITTED VANITIES VERY CONVENIENT HOODS ARE FASHION FAD OF THE MOMENT By CHERIE NICHOLAS The vanity bag has been revived and 1« one of the most Important affairs that has been seen In a good many moons The new ones know a new prac ticability. in the first place they have teen made to a great extent tiy people who understand vanity— the cosmeticians. They lirne known what to Include. Not only have they done a good job at making them practical, but they have seen that they have that other Important requisite, which Is beauty. They are fashioned of velvet, of lame, of fine kldskln, of lovely silks, nnd even of metals. Their colors are almost unlimited, but women are usually fateful or should be. thnt they choose a color that will go with all party frocks. They may- have a one or two aided opening, and usiiully hold purse, change purse, cigarette case, comb, lipstick, rouge and powder. Spring Debutantes Rush for Them Like Mad. The vogue has been partial to styles of smart kidtmamddp for a rather long time. Ami Indications point to their being even more fash lonable during the spring months. The many reason« why knitted suits, dresses, sweaters, bathing suits nnd accessories ate being fa vored so unmistakably by smartly groomed women are quite obvious: Kultwear appears to suit the mod ern trend, theme, tempo nnd tern prrnmrnt admirably. It does itwiiy with the need of frequent costume changing. A knitted suit or dress has the distinction of being multi occuslonnl. It makes the wearer sppeur to good advantage at al most any function but the most formal. And, It Is no longer a secret that, behind the Scenes, clever designers are busy creating knitted styles of even demlformal ami completely formal persuasion Furthermore, It must be admitted that a knitted suit or dress and. still more partic ularly. a knitter! bathing suit, does act off the figure Frllle (thrill) bolide, zephyr an I chenille are the major fabrics ex plotted in knitwear for the new season. Am) the most favored colors are grape green, dusty brown, gratin de melhui. French amethyst, talisman blue, copper tint, fandango rose and Princeton orange. WATCH YOliR KIDNEYS! Be Sure They Properly Cleanse the Blood OUR kidneys are constantly fil taring impurities from the blood Y stream. Rut kidneys get function ally dlsturlied—lag In their work— fall to remove the polaonoua body wastes. Then you may suffer nagging backache, attacks of dizziness. burning, scanty or too frequent urination, getting up nt night, swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic pains; feel "all worn out." Don’t delay! For the quicker you get rid of these polrons, the better your chances of good health. Use Doan'» Pint. Doan'» are for the kidneys only. They tend to p >- mote normal functioning of the kidneys; should help them pass o.Y the Irritating poisons. Doan'» aro recommended by users the country over. Get them from nny druggist. DOAN’S PILLS WNU—18 17—:tr> Icriiifivc lArint I m .tv i>< kept ( l<.ir < iik IH ¡Whole vorne I» H< OìihuJ CutTcura Sossp »nJ Ointment Containing emollient and healing properties, they soothe and comfort tender, easily irritated skins and help to keep them free trout imitations A -'PLUMP, fnlr and ** forty” Itidv who Is "all dressed Up” In s kittenish, tlapperlsh way—youth clad In fashions sophisticated beyond Its years—colors that make blonds look anemic and ashen or tones and tints that cause brunettes to lose glamour—hats with Impos sible head sizes, too little for the unbobbed, too big for shorn locks— well, what of It. why paint so crude, so unkind h picture? .Merely by way of contrast, dear reader, for the new spring and summer fashions are a direct denial to everything we have said In the foregoing paragraph. What Is ac tually happening. Is that our fashion experts huve sensed the need of gently, firmly nnd subtly leading women In the direction they should go In the fine art of dress. Which la why we are hearing so much these days In regard to the out standing lni|M>rtance of |>ersonallty fashions. Among our modern fashion educu tors personality in dress ranks as a theme of major Importance. Have you not noticed the signs of the times yourself? The courtesy and class you-at-n glance manner with which you are ushered to this or that specialized department the mo nient you step foot In a fashion rm- porluru? This Is, Indeed, a happy er« which Is dawning for shoppers In that dress designers and coat and suit makers have become that per sonallty-conscious they »re making It their gonl t<f create fashions I that will tune perfectly to each and everybody's particular type, The inodes here pictured are nn out- growth of tills noble endeavor. ' They silence the lament of the middle aged nnd matron who for years have been voicing complaint that they are not having a "fair deal" when It comes to clothes they "can wear,' and that all the attention Is concentrated on Ingenue types. Here Extra Suit Skirt Should Be of Contrasting Fabric they are right before your very eyes, fash Ions that couldn't pos slbly be more jierfect ly tuned to the needs and demands of gentle women who have graduated Into the alumnae of fashion's smartest smart set. These stunning models for the up to the mlnute-ln style matron were selected for our Illustration from among n galaxy of fascinating styles a* shown during a "personal Ity fashions" revue which the Chi cago wholesale market council fire sented at a midwest conference gala dinner. The fashion themes Included clothes for the youthful matron, for matrons more ad vanced. for slender girlish Ingenue types, for the larger young woman, for the outdoor and sports girl, for tall blond types and for medium tall brunettes. The moral to this story on personality fashions Is, if while en tour In the shops fashion seek Ing you do not see what you want, ask for It. It's there tuned to your Individuality, simply awaiting your call. Describing the trio of fashionable costumes for the matron ns here pictured, the model to the left Is a travel and street outfit especially designed for the youthful matron. It Is tailored of a brown and white "broken-check" tweed In standard English cut. It may l>e worn equal Jy well with dark or light accès sorles. The street ensemble to the right of navy nnd white print silk with check sheer redingote coat is de- signed along simple slenderizing lines. The Bailor hat adds charm. Centered In the group Is an ultra chic ensemble for the mature wom an to wear to afternoon club func tions or smart country club affairs. It Is fashioned of a white sheer ma terial with white and black stripe trimming. <R). Western Newspaper Union. Is suggested for the blouse. It is Jacket Lengths Will Vary; also advisable to have the blouse Suits Are to Fit Easily There is a softness in the air that prepares one for the spectacle of spring clothes. Necklines are bowed, frilled, or softened, nnd even with classic tallleur, which Is always chosen by certain types, a jabot or some other softening touch contrust. Even in the case of linen this idea Is carried out. With the usual exceptions, loose fitting lines prevail in the suit col lections for spring, 1935. Jacket lengths vary to some degree, and so do their types. When you buy your suit this year —that you will buy a suit goes with out saying, for It's a suit year—be sure to order an extra .skirt of con trasting fabric. For instance, a nep arate black skirt to go with a checked jacket, or the other way around. Stripes and cross bars are the most Important note In skirts this spring. In the matter of accessories a suit year calls for caution and taste. Don't wear high heels with tailored sultr That goes ditto for nose veils, fussy hags nnd gloves and very low necked lacy blouses. Those things all have their place— when you put on your silk after noon suit. Little Red Hiding Hood would tie up among the winners in the spring fashion parade. For hoods are the fad of the mo ment, nnd the spring crop of debu tantes is rushlug for them like mad. Hooded evening wraps are to be seen In our best stay-up-late spots this season, recalling the romance of the Far East, or something. These geographical Illusions always get us all mixed up. But It seems that the big Idea first came from the Hindu girls, who still like to protect their finger waves from the mischievous breezes. It's a good Idea, for more than one perfect coiffure has been ruined by a brisk ride In nn open car of, an evening. And now you can simply pul) up the hood of your cloak and arrive at the ball as un ruffled as if you had Just stepped from the hairdresser’s salon. NEUTRALIZE Mouth Acids — by chewing one or more Milnesia Wafers Dresses of Pigskin Seen in Early Spring Showings Pigskin will not be confined to bags and shoes in the spring ward- rolie. according to style predictions. It will be featured on street dresses In the form of belts and as bodice lacing. One of the most attractive frocks recently displayed was made of navy wool with beige pigskin used as a trim belt and as bodice lacing. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the orig inal little liver pills put up 60 years ago. They regulate liver and bowels.—Adv. Identified by Scent Women in the harems of the Far East are distinguished by scent. 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