Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, August 30, 1945
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Drastic Changes in Styling Give
A ‘New Look’ to Suits and Coats
Pretty Lingerie Makes Nice Gift
Smart Two-Piecer for Fall Time
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
McGOOFEY’S FIRST
READER
Space-Saver Racks
For Closet Doors
\X 7H Y wish for more and bigger
’ ’ closets if the ones you have
are not organized so that all the
space is used? Handy racks on the
door add readily accessible space
for things used every day leaving
inside shelves for storage. The
racks shown here are carefully
Oh, see the automobile!
It is a new automobile.
How do you know it is a new auto­
mobile?
Because no door is hanging by
one hinge and most of the wind­
shield glass is still Intact.
Who
auto?
The
Will
at the
No.
Is the man looking at the new
name is Joe.
It do Joe any good to look
new auto?
planned to hold the things you use
the most, yet they are less than
three inches deep.
Why will It not do Joe any good
to look at the new auto?
Because it is Just a sample.
Is it the only sample of the post­
war auto?
No, some company brings out one
every week.
What is the sense of letting Joe
see samples of the postwar auto if
Joe cannot buy one?
The idea Is to cut Joe in on a
peek into the future, f.o.b. Detroit.
*T* HERE'S
much that is "diffcr-
* ent" to tell about the new fall
suits and coats. In fact, the style
changes are so drastic the story Is
being unfolded early. Thus women
may become fam iliar with the new
order of things before they actually
make their Anal selections.
The current suit and coat story
hinges for the most part on sleeves.
Before you buy, And out what all
the present furore actually means.
The new deep armhole sleeves that
give such a "new look" to fall fash­
ions, forecast a new cycle in suit
and coat design. In addition to the
new wing sleeves with their • deco
armholes, suits are coming "in”
with bloused shirtwaist sleeves.
Also sleeves with turn-back cuffs
will be chic this fall.
An unmistnkuble stamp of new­
ness is seen in the soft rounded look
given to shoulders. In many in­
stances, sleeves ure cut in one with
shoulder for the new soft effect. In
addition to the new raglan cuts, em­
phasis is placed on new rounded
shoulder yoke treatments that arc
quite unlike anything noted in suit
and coat styling for years.
There’s also Important silhouette
news in softly gathered waistlines,
some with drawstring ties, others
with casual soft tie belts in both
coats and suits. You will be hear­
ing of the whittled-in waistlines
right along.
When it comes to dressy restaurant
and cocktail suits, the big news is
glitter accents done in most original
ways. There's drama in the suit
with ribbon-trimmed shoulders that
suspend beadwork medallions re­
Jersey Tunic Tops
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What has the postwar auto that
the present models lack?
Everything, including a windshield
wipei that works, and handles that
don't come out in your hand.
Has the postwar auto many Inno­
vations,
It photographs as if it had.
sembling official insignia. Some­
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times a striking motif of Chinese
What’s
so
different?
inspiration adorns one side of the
Nightgown and Jacket.
The front.
jacket front Most frequently seen is
L'VERY
woman lik es p re tty
But don't they always change the
the gala suit with lapels, pockets or
lingerie and this enchanting
front
of
an
auto?
revers that are beautifully embroi­
Yes, but this time they have gone nightgown and matching jacket is
dered with Jet or sequins In either
as lovely a set as you’ll see. Make
I
the
limit.
multi-color or in a single tone.
it in dainty all-over flowered fabric
What
is
that
big
thing
behind
In the illustration, the "new look"
or in soft pastels. It will be a love­
for fall is interpreted to a nicety in which the car seems to be hidin'? ly gift for the fall bride.
That
is
the
postwar
bumper.
a trio of advance models from Chi­
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Will there be more collisions in the
cago Fashion Industries. Note the
P a t t e r n N o . 8791 is d e s ig n e d f o r sizes
12, 14, 16. 18. 20; 40 a n d 42. S ize 14, g o w n ,
sophisticated cardigan suit of lady­ postwar world?
Perhaps not, but they will be re q u ire s 3 % y a r d s o f 35 o r 39 in c h m a t e ­
like gray wool crepe, which features
r ia l; J a c k e t, l ‘,i y a r d s 39 in c h f a b r ic .
the new deep-armhole sleeves. The louder.
For Special Occasions.
moment you look at it, the sleeves
Where Is the engine?
A FASHION favorite for fall—
tell you it's new. The triangular
The engine is where It always
the two piece frock. This one,
crystal buttons are ever so attrac­
buttoned down the back, nipped in
tive. too. A good touch of figure flat­ was.
Wasn’t there some talk of putting smartly at the waist, makes you
tery is seen in the artful delineation
look your best on those extra spe­
of the waistline by a seam that does it under the rear seat?
Yes, there has been talk of that cial occasions.
not break the silhouette with a belt.
Here’s a
suit that
combines ever since Henry Ford first fright­
practicality with glamour, for it will ened a horse.
fx~ fv. (V. f\.. (V. (V. (V. (V. (V. (V. (V. fw. (X. (V. (V. (V. (V. ft-
Will there be an engine under the
be your day and night favorite.
rear
seat
some
day?
Note to the left a black wool cock­
Not until they develop asbestos
tail suit with ribbon-trimmed shoul­
ders, proud as anything the diplo­ pants.
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matic corps ever dressed up, with
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Is the gas tank In the same loca­ \ A General Quiz
its beaded emblems. This costume
tion?
is perfection for the many times
Yes, the gas tank is in the same
when you want to make the most
The Questione
of your natural glamour without ap­ location.
Couldn’t they put that up front
pearing overdressed. The silhouette
1. What part of the United States
is sharp and trim, nicely calculated as a novelty?
was once known as New Connecti­
Only if you think fireworks con­ cut?
to serve as a background for the
stitute a novelty.
shoulder drama.
2. Whai determines the price of
_
The casual topcoat to the right,
gold?
Oh, look at Joe. He is getting
with its new short-length and
3. If one could stand at the North
btlted-in waistline has the deep- Into his old flivver.
pole,
in what direction might one
Yes.
armholed sleeves that give such a
face?
Why?
sensational fashion slant for fall.
4. Can you complete the follow­
Because Joe k n e w a wreck in
The sleeves are not only high style,
but they are also the best design the hand is worth two blueprints in ing proverb, "When you take out
ever conceived to accommodate the | the bush in covering a distance be­ and do not put in, expect—” ?
5. How did the United States ac­
new bulky-shouldered suits with . tween two given points.
action - type comfort. A coat of this |
quire Florida?
6. What Is the name of the breed
type takes on a costume look when
IN FLA TIO N NOTE
of tailless cats?
paired with a skirt of its own fabric ,
Yearling race horses are bring­
7. In what capacity was Buffalo
—gray flannel.
ing terrific prices at the summer
R e le a s e d by W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n io n .
Bill connected with the U. S. gov­
dispersal sales. The average is ernment?
around $7,000. In some cases
8. Which of the following are
they are bringing $30,000 and
likely to use the word hegemony,
more. A few years ago at Sara­
a mining engineer, statesman or
toga there was the other extreme
chemist?
and we recall Tom Piatt, a noted
9. Who said, "We must all hang
For little folks, designers arc
breeder, withdrawing his year­
together, gentlemen, or we will all
turning out some unusually aUrac'
lings in a huff when the auc­
hang separately” ?
tive novelty jackets, hat and bag
tioneer found it hard to get bids
10. What is the common element
sets and lounging booties, all made
much over $500.
contained in all acids?
of bright felt. Mothers like the idea
of the little sleeveless jackets be­
The Answers
cause they are so practical and pro­
THOUGHTS ON A SUNDAY
tective. A child doesn’t have to be
N IG H T RADIO PROGRAM
1. The Western Reserve in Ohio.
coaxed to wear these gay little nov­ Does mother quarrel with her kin?
2. It is fixed in the United States
elties, for they love the bright col­ Does dad get ugly on one gin?
by an act of congress.
ors. The news about this season's Oh, daughter, will you ride or hike
3. Only south.
crop of felt whimsies is that many Quite swiftly to the nearest mike?
4. "To reach the bottom.”
of them are being trimmed in a
5. By-purchase from Spain.
tailored way, the edges being fin­ Does little Jennie think her pop
6. Manx cats.
ished off with contrast felt bind­ Loves some girl in a barber shop?
7. As a scout and pony express
ings. For instance, a bright red Does popper think It’s wrong or right mail rider.
felt sleeveless mandarin jacket has You’ll have to listen Sunday night!
8. Statesman (in referring to the
edges bordered with an inch-wide
preponderant influence or author­
black banding piped with yellow. To Does little Edgar, nearly eight.
ity of a state).
keep little feet warm about the Play pool and drink and stay up
9. John Hancock and Benjamin
house, you can get cunning loung­
Franklin. After Hancock had af­
late?
ing booties to match, the black felt Should he be spanked or viewed fixed his signature to the Declara­
binding highlighted with nail heads.
tion of Independence, he said:
with pride?
A little matching bag is added to
“We must all hang together, gen­
The air-wave judges will decide!
the delight of youngsters.
tlemen.” And Franklin added;
? ASK M E
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ANOTHER I
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Their troubles some folks love to
share
When they can get upon the air;
Their private lives to all they’U
The beauty of gray flannel for
show—
suits must be seen to be appreciated If they are on the radio.
and dresses of gray flannel have just
as subtle charm. These are made There will be poems very deep
up with indescribable artistry, the With organ tunes to make you weep;
emphasis being upon sophisticated I think I ’ll beat my wife up so
simplicity that makes the dress or We’ll both get on the radio!
the suit conspicuous because of the
. . .
utter absence of fuss or furbelows.
W. B. Stout, past president of the
They are just the sort that will show
Society of Automotive Engineers,
off your most important Jewelry
pieces to perfection. Gray with white predicts that an atomic engine no
bigger than a human fist will some
hairline stripe makes up into the
day drive an auto for life. There
smartest suits ever.
will probably be some fellow who
will always complain that he is not
Gorgeous Bustle-Bow Belts getting high test electrons.
Belts are gorgeous this year. One
of the most excitingly new belts
HONK! HONK!
is of black suede sparkling with
His motor ran by atoms—
multi - colored sequin discs. At­
He thought that It was swell;
tached to thia is a bespangled suede
He merely pressed a button . . .
bow worn bustle style.
Farewell, old man, farewell!
P a t t e r n N o . 8899 Is d e s ig n e d fo r s iz e *
12, 14, 16, 18 a n d 20. S iz e 14. s h o rt s le e v e s ,
r e q u ir e s 3?'» y a r d s o f 35 o r 39 in c h f a b r ic .
D u e to a n u n u s u a lly la r g e d e m a n d a nd
c u r r e n t w a r c o n d itio n s , s lig h tly
m o re
t im e is r e q u ir e d in f illin g o rd e rs fo r a
fe w o f th e m o s t p o p u la r p a t t e r n n u m b e rs .
S end y o u r o r d e r to :
Thomas Jefferson wrote his own
epitaph, now on his tomb: “Here
was buried Thomas Jefferson,
author of the Declaration of Amer­
ican Independence, of the Statue of
Virginia for Religious Freedom,
and father of the University of
Virginia.”
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Superfortress lands on
enough nylon to m ak e 4 , 0 0 0 pairs
o f stockings. B. F. G o odrich builds
Superfortress tires reinforced with
nylon cord.
California not only ha* more
passenger automobile* than
any other stale in the Union
but alio ha* more than any
foreign country.
Using a road magnet, the
Michigan State Highway De­
partment recently gathered
400 pound* of nail), tack*,
and other metal object* from
200 mile* af highway.
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“Or we will all hang separately.”
10. Hydrogen.
Jefferson's Epitaph
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N O T E : P a t t e r n 233 g iv e s a c tu a l-s iz e
c u ttin g g u id e s fo r a ll p a r ts o f b o th o f th e
ra c k s sh o w n h e re . Il lu s t r a t e d d ire c tio n s
(o r a s s e m b lin g a n d a lis t o f a ll m a t e r ia ls
r e q u ire d a r e In c lu d e d . T o g e t p a t t e r n 283,
«end 15c w ith n a m e a n d a d d re s s to :
Tiny Tot Novelties
Made of Bright Felt
Gray Flannels and Tweeds
Are High Style for Suits
This stunning Grecian - inspired
cocktail gown by Adele Simpson
shown in the 1945-46 fall and winter
collections presents a charming in­
terpretation of this season’s soft
styling technique. The tunic top is
in "golden glow" rayon jersey and
is belted with a jewelled belt over a
black crepe skirt.
E v e r y d a y h a ts a r e h e ld in p e r f e c t s h a p e
b y a c u r v e d f r o n t m a d e to fit c ro w n s .
B oth s m a ll a n d la r g e a r t ic le s a r e h e ld
c o n v e n ie n tly in th e lo w e r r a c k w h ic h a ls o
has a h a n g e r ro d . T h e s e r a c k s a r e a ls o
u s e fu l fo r c h ild r e n 's to g s a n d to y s . T h e y
a re e a s y to c u t o u t o f s c ra p s o f p ly w o o d
w ith a n o r d in a r y c o m p a s s s a w f r o m th e
d im e s to re .
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