Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, July 19, 1935, Image 13

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
F VSIIION NOI ES
All norte of in1«1 cilpH for the tin I r
nri- nppcnrliig.
Estremo yoiitlifuliK '-H I h thè key-
not<< of llll Ilio tlOW cllltlll'H.
'Ilio HtrnpIoHH liriiHNlore for ove
nini; weur I h ronlly qilltc un Imiovii-
Iloti nini ho priK'llcul.
Tini new cellophane frock« «re
<-linrin111C uh h I iowii by U'orlll ho ,
loo, nro Ilio «tri pori «urlili«.
Wlicil fn h I i I oiih begnii I o go girl
Uh nini lo polii lo Ilio llegency in-
lineine, iiiiii ' h «ore liievltnblo,
•Al loiiHt olio kliltted conti! me
h I ioii I i I be Iti Ilio «nrilrubo of ilio
woiiinn »lui k " oh libimi n urea! deal.
A rombi mi Iloti of "crenm" color
nini puro «Itilo I h Hoiiiethlng yoii
«III Ite Moelng In roHort nml «uni-
mer fiixliloiiH.
Tlnrim, genera ll.v xpeaklng, nro
olii tliioigh mio Hi'i'H mi oci'ii-loniil
flllet un I ioiii I h ilrcHHod to go «llll
medieval dot ben.
Hchlnparelll iihoh gold frog fnxten-
Inga down ilio front of n green din
ner gown. In n mnnnor botti deco­
rative nml mllltary.
Satisfaction in
Sweater
inute make - ups
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PATTKRN ».11«
Mi rror Buttons Appear
Plain velvet blouses are fastened
with colored square mirror buttons
to tone. The blouses are to be
worn with tailored suits.
BAKING
POWDER
Manufactured by baking
powder Specialists who
make nothing but bak­
ing powder — under
supervision of expert
chemists.
The bin kx of Ilin new buts «III
have ii definito Influence on your
coiffure.
Many of them have no
buck mid Hlmply perch high on the
nwlrled curl« of your head, l'uri«
are larger, more awlrled, and llll
flint apace between the collar of
the coni nml the brim of the hut.
Copyright by Publlr !.»<1ger, Inc.
WNU Hur vice.
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THROUGH A
W>mans Eyes
By JEAN NEWTON
SWEETEN
A HUSBAND WHO BOUGHT
WIFE'S CLOTHES
Sour Stomach
-—by chewing one or
more Miinesia Wafers
You can obtain a full size 20c package
of Milnena Wafers containing twelve
full adult doves by furnishing us with
the name of your local druggist if he
does not happen to carry Miinesia
Wafers in stock, by enclosing I tic in
coin or pottage stamps. Address
■ CLKCT PRODUCTS. INC.
«402 21rd SL, Lang Island City. N. V.
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MILNESIA
WAFERS
(JI11 MILK OF MAGNESIA WAFERS
28—35
WN’U—18
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HOTELS v.
In the hub of Portland, Oregon»
H
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shopping end theatrical center...
the
these
two splendid hostelries of­
G.,
fer you every comfort and luxury
at extremely moderate cost.
BEST IN THE WEST
Portlands newest and finest ho­
tels. .. .located in the hub of the
shopping and recreational district
.. .are the unquestioned, choice of
experienced travelers.
MAPRV E. HEAFHMAN
wawxare
* tx |IKIIE I h fresh evidence to
1 prove Unit George Washington
wax it brave man. It appears now
lliut he picked his wife's dresses!
And thill, says the history professor
who makes the revelation. Is proof
that lie was the bravest man of his
day.
There Is more. Not only did the
first I’resldent pick tils wife's
dresses, but .Martha liked them.
And that, many a wife would say,
showed .Martha brave—to manage
to like dresses which a man picked
for her.
But that, we suggest, depends on
tlic man. There have been hus-
bnnds. you know, who not only
would trouble to notice their wives’
clothes, but who actually under­
stood women's clothes. Oh, not
many, I know. But they have ex-
iHted. There have even bi-en men
who could—and would—go shop­
ping with their wives, with nctual
benefit to the aforesaid «'omen. Of
course, they have been few and fnr
between. But when they exist, they
are the Inst word In business. They
are all that is charming nnd de­
lightful—almost more than a mere
mortal woman deserves.
Imagine—to have a husband who
not only notices what you wear but
remarks Intelligently on It. Imag­
ine tils hnvlng not only clothes In­
telligence, but good taste. Imagine
Ills hnvlng sufllclent interest to go
with you to buy your clothes, or—
miracle of miracles—to buy them
for you!
Such n man, such a husband, we
now for the first time find George
Washington to have been. It Is not
too much to sny that In the light
of this new informntlon about the
great soldier and statesman, new
history books should tie written.
For It Is one thing to be a great
gencrnl, n tine gentlemnn, an engi­
neer and a llternry figure, even a
tlrst President. But a husband who
could choose his wife's clothes—and
linve her like them—well, now. In­
deed, George Washington stands
alone In the hearts of his country­
women.
©, Bell Syn<1lc»t».—WNU Servlet.
Digeitiva Tract of Fishes
TH g NÍW
HEATHMAN
HEATHMAN
BROADWAY AT SAIMON
FAW AT SAIMON
PORTLAND
OREGON
-
B, GRANDMOTHER CLARK
Newell Handbag»
The latest handbag fashion con­
cerns very thick handles made of
the same leather as the bag Itself,
stitched and often padded, or of
some solid plastic material.
The digestive tract of fishes va
rles according to habits. Food in
reaching the stomach passes over n
rather Ineffective tongue. The stom­
ach In general Is a simple sack­
like organ In which food is par­
tially digested before passing Into
the Intestines.
It’s ax fresh as the morning dew I
And It was designed for all those
clever women who like to put In a
smart appearance at the very be­
ginning of every new day. Three
or four dresses made up by this pat-
tern would solve all your house frock
problems. And the expense will
prove trifling. .Moreover, this pnt
tern has been designed so simply that
to follow It will seem like a first les
son In sewing. The yoke and sleeves
all In one with a tilt of bodice full
ness below, and the decorative pocket
make tills frock very smart Indeed!
Percale or gingham In gay plaids or
small geometric designs would be ef­
fective. Add nobby cork or wooden
buttons.
Pattern 9310 may be ordered only
tn sizes 14, 10, IS. 20, 32. 34. 30. 38.
40 and 42. Size 10 requires 3'*
yards 36-lnch fnbric.
8END FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
or stamps (coins preferred) for this
pattern. Be sure to write plainly
your NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE
NUMBER and SIZE.
Complete, Diagrammed Sew Chart
Included.
Send your order to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 232 West Eight
centb street. New York.
Romantic
It happened in a small grocery
store, where they kept everything
from a 2-foot rule to a pearl neck
lace. Court plnster and sausages
were also sold, and If necessary, you
could get a hair cut or a horse shod
In the hnckyard.
A farmer stopped there to get some
liniment to rub the rheumatism out
of a cow. and two or three days later
he returned with a grievance.
"Look ’ere,” he said. “1 wish ye
would be a little more careful how ye
throw yourself about behind that
counter. The other day ye gave me
some Eau-de-Cologne Instead of lini­
ment, anti' hang If I didn't put It on
the cow afore I found out what it
was."
"It hasn’t hurt her, has It?" broke
tn the grocer.
*
"Can’t sny It has," answered the
farmer; "but ever since I put that
sweet-suielling stuff on ’er she’s done
nothing but look at her reflection in
the duck pond and sigh.”—Exchange.
Many a woman would like to «'ear
a sweater that she made herself, but
does not want to spend weeks to
make It. The "Jiffy" »«-eater shown
here Is very easily made and takes
from three to four days to complete
Here Is your chance to have a sweater
that costs you very little. Is satis
factory when finished, nml is Just the
right thing to wear at this time ot
the year.
Tills model No. "28 is made In size
14, requires 775 yards of No. 10
thread to complete, and Is worked
with size 7 needles.
Package No. 728 contains sufficient
cream color "Mountain Craft” cotton
to complete this sweater, also instruc­
tions how to make It nnd will u<
mailed to you upon receipt of 40c.
If you have your own material
send us 10c and we will mall you the
directions only.
Address, HOME CRAFT CO­
DEPT. B., Nineteenth and St. Louis
Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Inclose a stamped addressed en
velope for reply when writing for any
Information.
<** 44 years ago
25 eaaces fez- 25a
FULL PACK
NO SLACK FILLING
MILLIONS of pounds have been
USED BY out GOVERNMENT
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
Remove* Dandruff -Stope Hair FalUn<
Imparts Color and
Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair
60c and 11.00 at Drunriata.
FTiacox Chena, Wks ,
FLO RES TON SHAMPOO — Ideal for uae In
connection with Parker’s Hair Balsam.Makes the
hair soft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or at drug­
gists. Hiscox Chemical Works, Patchogue, N.Y.
Button Trim
Tiny buttons of crochet or pearl
are part of the dainty detail of
sheer lingerie blouses.
Hows of
them range down front frills or
along the sides of cuffs.
Maybe So
ft coala no more to atop at-
If a spider spins down on or near
you pick It up and put It In your
pocket, and it will bring you money.
HOTEL MULTNOMAH
When in Portland . . .
MOTORISTS
Makes the
Finish Last
Longer
Insist on Simoniz and Simon!«
Kleener for your car. Always
use them, and it will never
look dull again.
WISE
If you want to make your car stay beautiful,
there is just one way to do it—Simoniz the finish!
So, buy a can of Simoniz and Simoniz Kleener.
The remarkable Simoniz Kleener quickly restores
the lustre The world famous Simoniz protects
the finish, makes it last longer, and keeps the
colors from fading. Really, it is the best beauty
insurance you can give your car.