SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
CROCHET COLLAR
OE MEDALLIONS
Hr GRANDMOTIIi H CI.ARK
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Lanvin-Designed Draperies
Fall in Swirled Festoons
Coltons of New Style Importance
Lanvin, this season, de-dgns drnp-
erles which fall In portiere-like
draperies of swirled festoons From
three great gold rings at ll>e front
decollete of the evening gown she
swings drapery of rich black silk
crepe falling to the floor.
She make» a smoke gray crepe
afternoon frock with a skirt whose
criss-crossed folds swoop from the
waist to the hem and back again,
and fashions a long-sleeved green
crepe evening gown with skirt pan­
els working In green and gold pall-
ettes like an old mosaic.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
44 PREMIUMS
No mutter what alate you live In
you will find I lie women Interested
In crocheted collar*. They ure he
coining more popular every day, and
we know our render» will ho Inter
ested III the Idea* we have to offer.
The round collar shown above 1»
made ot twelve nuaetuhled medal­
lion», No. 110 thread anti »Ise H hook.
Package No. 7I'J contain» sufficient
white "Mountain Craft" crochet cot­
ton to complete thia collar, nUo In
alriictlona how to make It.
Send ua 25c ami we will mnll thl»
package to you. Instruction» only
will lie mulled for lite.
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any Information.
This new mode Is a glittering
one. Even fingernails must look like
gems. Natural or pale pink color Is
best, but the high jsdlsh should give
them little glints of light as they
deal cards, toy with a cocktail glass
or gesture dramatically.
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WNU Service.
Armor of Feathers
. . . Clabber
Girl’s Kecord
for perfect
baking re-
tulte at the
Indiana State
Fair, 1934.
CLABBER GIRL
BAKING POWDER
When the Spanish conquerors of
America first met the Mexican na­
tives In the generation after Colum­
bus they found the armor of the IVIVUHl Thi. International System if
Mexican Indians to consist of the theScientific way. Some p»y,3 teachers. Write,call
227 S W Third Av«., Portland, Or«.
feathers of gorgeous birds.
MOI ER BflRBER COLLEGE
TWEET,
TWEET!
THE FLAVOR’S
SWEET
Week’s Supply of Postum Free
Head the offer made by the Postum
Company In another part of thia pa­
per. They w ill send a full week's au|>-
ply of health giving Postum free to
anyone who write» for It.—Adv.
Catlin'» Indian Gallery
George Catlin, the famous Ameri­
can artist, died nt Jersey City, N.
j., Dncnabnr 23, 1372
Hln BOO
(>ortrults from the life of American
Indians are In the National mu­
seum nt Washington, I*. ('., con
ntltutlng what In known ss the Cat­
lin gallery. About -too sketches are
In the possession of the American
.Museum of Natural History, New
York city.
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irritated skin ml I h -
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Arthritis—Sinus—Asthma
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Watch Your
Kidneys/
Be Sure They Properly
Cleanse the Blood
WOUR kidney» are constantly filter-
I tag waste matter from the blood
itream. But kidneys sometimes lag In
their work—do not act as nature in­
tended—fail Io remove impurities that
poison the system when retained.
Then you may suffer nagging back­
ache, ditiiness, scanty or too frequent
urination, getting up at night, swollen
limbs; feel nervous, miserable-
all upset.
Don't delayl Use Doan's Pills.
Doan's are especially for poorly func­
tioning kidneys. They are recom­
mended by grateful users the country
over. Get them from any druggist
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WNU—13
25—35
cotton» were nev­
S UMMER
er »<> lovely a» they are
till» year, when their new
fashion Importance ha»
caused them to be atyled as care­
fully and a» beautifully, and often
a» formally a» the mo»t expensive
»Ilka. They have blossomed forth
In the »tore» In such alluring ar
ray that even If you have forgotten
how to thread the bobbin of your
sewing machine, you will find your­
self buying dress-length» for your
own »porta and daytime aummer
clothes and for pretty frock» for
your little girl.
With cotton» oelng declared so
really high fashion this season, at
the same time so practical and In­
expensive, it Is no wonder they are
crentlng «ueb a furore In the »tyle
realm, they are simply irresistible.
Seersuckers are of course big
news—and there are severnl types
that merit attention for street and
sports wear.
The shlroshakker
plaids. In very flne-crlnkled seer­
sucker, nre equally attractive In
two tones of one color or In vari­
colored designs In bold or small
patterns. The sports dress, to the
left In the group Illustrated. Is
made of this sort of plaid seer­
sucker. It button» all the way down
the back and proves Its practicabil­
ity In that It ntny be worn separate­
ly or over a play suit of halter
bodice and shorts. The ensemble
1» smart for beach, bicycling or ten
nls. Anyone who can sew even a
little bit can easily make this
simply though effectively styled
dresa.
Lighter In weight are the crepe­
cord seersucker variations with
corded lines emphasizing the color
stripes In either pastel or high
shades. You will have a difficult
time choosing between these color­
ful stripes and the gay seersucker
plaids. A dress of each Is the best
solution to this problem.
Flaxon batistes, which you prob­
ably wore In rosebud-sprigged prints
when you wore braids and hair rib
bona, nre just as cool and sheer
and dainty as ever. This year they
nre especlnlly chic In new lively
plaid nnd floral designs. The best
of It Is you can depend on them
being In relinble fnst colors.
That smart tailored budget frock
which we are picturing to the right
Is made of one of the fashionable
flaxon batistes In very sheer yet
firm stripes.
You will enjoy ■
dress like this for summer daytime
nnd spectator-import» wear. One of
the fascinations of stripes Is they
make up so effectively. The gown
Illustrated Is no exception to the
rule. Tldj striped batiste comes In
red or blue with white or yellow,
also brown with orange. The tie
nnd belt of orgnndle In a matching
shade add a pleasing trimming
touch. Pleated short sleeves and
buttons all the way down the front
are nice details.
The little girl Is wearing a pretty
frock which Is made of lightweight
crossbar cotton seersucker In red
nnd white. The collnr nnd pocket
are piped with bright red.
IT’S A RIOT
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FASHION’S FANCIES
Frills nnd furbelows nre consplc
uously popular at the time.
Blouses are “dressier'' this year
than they have been for some time.
L*ark buttons on light fabrics Is
a good note for the home dress­
maker.
Pale pink artificial silk Jersey Is
Piguet's medium for sculptured
frocks.
Stntely In their simple beauty nre
the wedding gowns for summer
brides.
When the sun tins tanned your
skin n warm Itnlian brown, then
wear black.
Colored organdy flowers make
striking trims for some of the new
taffeta frocks.
The term "bumper brim” Is one
you will be hearing applied to some
of the breton sailors.
The current versions of the beret
nre lint, small or medium In size.
Vail. Move Back
Hang your veil off the back of
your hat if you wish to be both
"different” and chic.
HEY THERE YOU,
YOU’LL LIKE IT TOO
O nce you taste Grape-Nuts Flakes, you’ll
cheer, too! Crisp, sweet, golden-brown flakes
with plenty of real nourishment. One dishful,
with milk or cream, contains more varied nour­
ishment than many a hearty meal. Try it—
your grocer has it! Product of General Foods.