Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, May 10, 1935, Image 13

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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
> ——
THROUGH A
Perfection
Costumes
By CHEK1E NICHOLAS
Womans Eyes
in
Its Simplicity
BOYS! GIRLS!
Read the Grape Nuts ad In another
column of this paper and learn how
to join the Dizzy Dean Winners and
win valuable free prizes.—Adv.
By JEAN NEWTON
They Get That Way
’’My dog thinks tie owns me."
"So It goes. My cow Is a little
bossy.”— Pli I ladel ph I a Bulletin.
EX-FOOTBALL PLAYER FINDS
HOUSEWORK A HARD JOB
ANCY ■ two-piece suit or jacket-
ami-frock coetume made exactly
ua If tailored of cloth, only Instead
of being of tweed or broadcloth or
•ergo or a covelty woolen. It la
faahloned of a gay print, either
crepe or taffeta. It'a new» we are
telling yon, for the print jacket
ault la faahlon'a big headline fea
lure thia spring.
Perhaps you have already ac­
quired one of these attractive and
wearable print miita. If not. why
not, and If you haven't, hurry up
and take a look at the charming
types which the shops are ahowlng.
The print may not be expensive.
In fact, some of the most success
ful models are of simple, unpre­
tentious patterning! and weaves.
Small figures on dark backgrounds
are favored for practical daytime
wear. The skirts are either gored
or cut straight and slim with a silt
hemline or, If you take delight In
being very ultra, choose one of the
new circular flare skirts with Its
widened hemline such as Paris de­
signers announce as the newest sil­
houette. The jacket that Is smart­
est Is tailored along classic lines.
Is fitted In slightly at the waist and
buttons up the front and Is only
hiplength.
However, any style Is
In good form from swagger to cape­
jacket style.
If you want to simulate a jacket
effect, that Is wear a one-piece
dress that hns a Jacket and skirt
"look," the charming model to the
left In the picture Is the answer.
Thia soft taffeta frock has Intrigu­
ing little style touche* adapted from
the utter feminine regency period
Bows and belts of scnrlet velvet rib­
bon pick up one of the colors In the
print. The hat Is of onion skin
straw with a cbou of velvet ribbon
at the front.
This Idea of employing little vel­
vet bows Instead of buttons Is a
note worth keeping In mind when
you plan your new frocks and
blouses,
ft Is an Important thls-
senson fashion gesture.
It Is not
unusual for these sprightly wee
bows to travel up and down the
front of n new one-piece dress (per­
haps cut In the new princess lines)
from neckline to hemline.
Then,
again, they may even fasten a bod­
ice up the back or pose In little
groups on one’s blouse.
In fact,
whenever a decorative touch Is
F
needed, just scatter a flock of little
velvet bows over your costume for
effect and up-to-the-moment chic.
Printed chiffon suits for dressy
daytime wear are making fashion
history. They are really the most
flattering costumes one can wear
at an afternoon social gathering.
The young w< man seated Is wear
Ing a striking ensemble, the Jacket
and skirt of which are faahloned of
a printed chiffon which shows corn
flower blue, beige and yellow flow
era massed on a black ground. The
classic tailored Jacket has a bouton I
nlere of cutout chiffon posies. It Is
lined with black taffeta to mntch
the slip. The Mouse is of handsome
black lace. Black trims and faces
the wlde-brlmmed shallow beige
straw hat.
ssxrO TIME to do that? Why,
1 ’ you have all the time In the
world. Nothing to do all day long,
except a little thing like keeping
house!"
How many women have been
told that by their husbands! And
how many huve answered, "Just
try it for a day and see if It’s noth­
ing!" without much apparent ef­
fect.
Well, one man has tried It. Be­
ing unemployed, he thought he
would do bis wife’s little job of
housework while resting. And now
he wonders, and has voiced his
wonder, how his wife ever stood IL
The mau Is lleuban Greene of
Wauwatosa, Wla. Up to not so
long ago, or all the time he was em­
ployed at his regular work, he wns
one of those husbands who thought
his wife had nothing to do. House­
work, In his opinion, was just an­
other kind of resting, another uame
for play or vacation. But he has
changed his mind. This Is what be
wrote to a Chicago newspaper;
“The depression has done me a
lot of good. Believe me, I always
thought the women had a cinch
pushing a broom around and flip­
ping a rag over the furniture. I
was right guard on my college
team In the days when a guy had
to weigh 225 pounds to be consld
ered a candidate, and I find It no
cinch.
"How my little wife ever got
away with that job! She must have
a constitution like a turtle. Well,
anyway, the depression has taught
me to value and appreciate my
wife. I’ve lost 35 pounds and know
how to shake a wicked mop.’’
Experience teaches. Enough said !
C. B.ll Syndicate.—WNU Service.
BEAUTY HINTS
Hr CHERIE XICHO1AS
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription makes
weak women strong. No alcohol. Sold
bv druggists in tablets or liquid.—Adv.
Clote as Brothers
Quackery tins no friend like gulli­
bility.
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HAPPY L HEATHMAN
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furor—and every one wonders why
It hadn’t hap|>ened before!
Like
this perfectly grand bouse dress
OREGON
which has been designed, |ts long
coat lines make one appear slim as
a rail while at work about the bouse,
and it gives much freedom of move­
ment Its greatest feature, of course,
is the fact you can slip It on and
not be bothered by mussing your hair
or twisting your neck—just a dive
— by chewing one or
into It and It's on. It Is attractive
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For evening formality prints are
"Imply gorgeous. You can see, look
Ing at the figure to the right In the
picture, bow strikingly handsome
a formal ensemble of print can be
This model Is fnshloned of a flower
print done In exotic multi colorings
Here again you see l touch of vel­
vet In that the dress collar Is of
green velvet, the same repeated In
the sleeve and pocket facings of
the loose swagger jacket.
A cor
sage of fresh orchids (wearing nat
ural flowers this senson) tucked
through the belt and a big rhine­
stone clip at the neck are smart ad
dltlons.
WAFEIIS
SICK HEADACHES
Can't Ba Otherwise
action on the liver cleanses the system of
impurities. Ask your Druggist.
’n war. heroism and brutality go
WNÜ—13
hand In hand.
18—35
© Weetern Newspaper Union.
Frothy Fabrics Are Used
for New Dancing Frocks
Dancing frocks continue to add
charm and color to the evening
scene. Almost everything goes, but
lately there seems to be a fresh In
terest In frothy fabrics rather than
In the stiff moires, satins and lames
that have obtained for so long.
Many of the frocks planned for re­
sort wear are masses of tulle, and
there Is more Ince than has been
the case for some seasons. Pleat­
ings are generally seen when It
comes to frocks done In a sheer me­
dium. One frock of soft blue tulle
embroidered In silver stars has the
skirt entirely knife-pleated as Is the
peplum. Soft brown lacewlth touches
of rose pink velvet makes another
delightful frock for southern or
cruise wear.
The smartest women In this coun
try as well as abroad are wearing
vivid nail polish with lipstick to
match. lieports from Paris and St.
Moritz say that the really chic
women there are matching theirs In
red and yellowish red shades. Trick
effects such as metallic combina­
tions and odd color schemes have
disappeared. The most fashionable
colors are coral, cardinal, ruby and
the ’’natural” which Is the lightest
of the yellow reds. Most Parisian
beauticians prefer to cover the en­
tire nail with polish Instead of out­
lining the moon and tip. Some fash­
ionable New Yorkers follow this
mode, while others prefer the trim
look which white moons and tips
achieve.
The young woman pic­
tured has that look of distinction
which perfect grooming gives.
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