Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, August 02, 1935, Image 11

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
SILK LACES JUST
NOW LEAD IN FAVOR
Late
Offering« (lave Deli*
cacy of an Etching.
Women who have always had n
warm «pot In their hearts for n
lace evening dress can once again
satisfy their desire* Silk Ince, once
heirloom lace, I* now a iinnit and
practical choice for the silk sheer*
which lead the summer faahlin pa
rade. You will see allk Ince on the
amarteat dance tloora and In many
faihlonahle daytime costumes mid
sccesaorle*. It tuny he made up In
tailored or dreany styles but It al
ways retains that femininity that
Is characteristic of the new silk
node.
The new silk Inces appear to be
of the most fragile, airy descrip
lion, featuring stylized floral pat­
terns In group treatments. But In
•pile of Its apparent fragility, •!?!•
lace has remarknble durnblllIy. Silk
1« the strongest of all textile Abers,
raw «Ilk having a breaking strength
equal to almost one-third of the
best Iron wire, and this character
Istlc makes It practical as well as
beautiful for use In Inces. It musses
very little and cleans beautifully.
If you do happen to catch It on
something or to put your heel
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
aswswsOwuraff MaeaSaSSWhs
Impart. Color and
Baaut, to Grey and Fadad Hair
and II '¿st pruftfiet*
Whs fatrT,.^(t>«>, N Y.l
FLOMATON SHAMPOO - Ideal fur um in
•oanarOon with Parker's Hair lUlsam Mak>e the
hair soft and fluffy. Mi rente by mail or al drujr-
ftele. Hieros Chemical Work*. Patchogue. N.Y.
ttdUranirn. Double your m»n»y oelllnt West*
irn made Flavor« Coernell* ■ A rrinsdle»
Write KnfMlMl* Mf«. Co.. (urvaJIU. Ore.
WNU—13
through It while dancing, you can
be sure that It can be mended so
Hint the tear will never tie noticed.
Home of the new silk Inces have
the delicacy of an etching. Vine
chantilly erred* are much In favor.
New and churmlng nre some con
volitional pattern* In silk Ince, In
eluding big «plushy whorl designs
and spider-web effects In slightly
stiffened textures.
Evening gowns of silk Ince are
the most Important manifestation
of the revival of luces. They nre
bundled like fine chiffons or silk
crepes, with full hemlines, and soft­
ened decolletnges featuring dro|>[>e<l
shoulder effects, shoulder ruffle*
nnd dru|M'<l treatment*. However,
there are some new dinner gowns
In silk Ince which, while they are
soft In silhouette, have amusing tnl
lured touches, such ns shlrtwnlnt
bodices, little round or pointed col
litra nnd front dosings accented
with vertical ruchlngs.
PATTKSN «S«
KC BAKING POWDER
Double Tested — Double Action
Manufactured by baking powder Specialists
who make nothing but caking powder —
under supervision of expert chemists.
Sam« Price Today as 44 Years Ago
>5 euneos for 25«
You can also buy
C 11 IO ounce can for *0o
IU11 If ounce can for l*a
A
Hlchest Quality — Always Dependable
MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE BEEN
BY OUR GOVERNMENT
USED
Every Car Needs Simoniz
Protects the Finish . . . Makes It
Last Longer .. . and Stay Beautiful
The sooner you Simoniz your car, the longer its beauty
will last. In fact, Simonizing is the only way to keep a
car beautiful for years. So always insist on Simoniz and
Simoniz Kleenex for your car. They don't cost much
and they’re easy to use.
MOTORISTS
WISE
SIMONIZ
[Best for y on
Cutie lira
about skin irritations
when you use for daily toilet purposes the same pure, sooth­
ing soap that you use for baby’s tender skin. Containing the
delicate Cuticura medication, Cutlcura Soap protects sensi­
tive skins and helps to keep them in a clear condition.
Prict 25c. Sold at all druggittt.
Long suede gloves are again
In fashion.
Satin I* a great favorite In
day arid evening dreaa.
Long Blender silhouette with
low flare la fall forecast.
Interest In Hindu fashions re-
vlves the sari of tie dye Indian
silks.
Autumn fabrics accent change-
able velvets, also many novelty
velvets.
Wnahable novelty cotton weave
coats are popular for midseason
wear.
NOBILITY’S OBLIGATION
Nobility Imposes the obligation o
nobleness of feeling and action.
r
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When in the Northwest
HEATHMAN
HOTELS
isewi
BEST IN THE WEST
Portland's newest and finest ho­
tels. .. .located in the hub of the
shopping and recreational district
.. .are the unquestioned, choice of
experienced travelers.
harry
E. heathman
/HAWAsra
Week’s Supply of Postum Free
Read the offer made by the Postum
Company in another part of this pa-
per. They will send a full week's sup­
ply of health giving Postum free to
unyone who writes for it—Adv.
Sheer White Blouses and
Hat Give Summery Accent
You can have a tailored suit In
firmly woven cotton or In the per­
ennially popular linen In dark
«hade*.
Wear the alieerest of
white blousea with them, white
fabric gloves nnd a white hat to
give the crisp summery accent that
will keep you from willing.
bark sheers, such as dotted
Swiss ami chiffon weaves, are to be
found In short cape-sleeve models
tliut have Hie formality of the
fuller
skirts,
and
dressmaker
touches treat more expensive fa­
brics. This Is the kind of dress
you can wear with your broad-
brimmed straw bat for Informal
afternoons In town.
FLASHES FROM PARIS
Mind’* Pot.ibilitie.
The mlml la invincible when sbe
turns to herself, and relies upon her
own courage. . . . What then must
her strength be when she Is fortified
with reason, and engages upon
thought and deliberation?—From the
writings of Marcus Aurelius.
Solicit for us. Listing property—cairti
commissione every day—exclusive—
different. Beul Estufe Exchange, 5tM)
S I., sill A\e., l'l.i-tlimd, on-. Adv.
The Choice of Millions
No need to worry
BUSINESS GIRLS
WILL LIKE THIS
Wide Belta
Three Incites Is none too wide
for belts which contribute a slim-
walsted silhouette to the evening
mode when worn above a spreading
skirt
The smart business girl has her
own rules for chic—tailored femi­
nine alinpllcity. And here's the frock
that obeys the dictates of fashion
and utility. There's a world of youth­
ful charm In that simple collar and
flattering curved yoko thnt cuts Into
a bodice with the very new "bosom
nnd back" fulness. The paneled skirt
breaks Into pleats just In time to
give you lots of walking freedom.
Wear the sleeve puffed or flared—let
your “type" be your guide. Because
every smart business girl will choose
this pattern and run up several In
the evenings, the frock pictured has
been kept especially simple. Choose
a cheery flower print silk on a dark
ground—or a washable pastel.
Pattern 2230 is available in sizes
14. It!, IS, 2<>, 32. 34. 30. 3S, 40 nnd 42.
Size 16 takes 3% yards 39-inch fab­
ric. Illustrated step-by step sewing
Instructions Included.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in
coins or stamps (coins preferred)
for this pattern. Write plainly nnine,
address and style number. BE SURE
TO STATE SIZE.
Address orders to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 243 West Sev­
enteenth street. New York.
Spoiled by Nursemaid*
Many men and women ure pre­
vented from murrying and raising a
family because as children they were
"poor” little rich boys and girls cared
for by nursemaids and governesses.
The women entrusted by wealthy
people with the care of their little
children are so often Ignorant of
child care and emotionally uncon­
trolled, that their little charges de­
velop a fear-anxiety neurosis which
makes them unfit for the responsl
bllitles of adult life. Dr. A. E. Hamil­
ton of New York reports In Eugeni­
cal News.
“In my own experience as a con­
sulting educator, I have a distinct
claaslflcatlon for 'Nursemaid Chil­
dren,’ ” Doctor Hamilton says. “They
nre children who show all the symp­
toms of growing up Into the kind of
men and women who often lack cour-
nge to make so Important a decision
ns thnt involved in marrlnge and
founding a family."—Kansas City
Star.
PORTLAND
OREGON