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    S o u th e rn O reg o n M in e r, T h u rs d a y , S e p te m b e r 8, 1945
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
Advance Fall Millinery Shows
? ASK MS
Tot’s Jumper and Matching Jacket
ANOTUCK
Reveal Exciting Style Trends Í
D u * to an unusually la rg e dem and and
the c u rre n t co nd ition *, illg h tly
m ora
tim e 1* te q u lre d In fillin g o rd e r* for a
few of the ino*: popular p a tte rn n u m b e r*.
? A G e n e ra l Q uiz
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
B K W IN O C IR C L E P A T T E R N D E P T .
14» N ew M o n tg o m ery Hl.
Han F ra n c la ro , C alif.
P a tte rn N o ............................ . S ize ............
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Address
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When Angry Llama Spits
It Blisters Skin of Human
T h e lla m a , c o m m o n b e a s t o f
b u r d e n in th e S o u th A m e r ic a n
A n d e s , is a n o d d c r e a t u r e .
It
lo o k s s o m e th in g li k e a c a m e l, b u t
i t h a s w o o l li k e a s h e e p , fe e t lik e
s o m e h u g e b ir d o f p re y , a n d a
m o u th lik e a r a b b i t . T h e lla m a
c o m b in e s th e n e ig h o f a h o rs e
w it h th e s tu b b o r n n e s s o f a m u le .
W hen m ad
i t w i l l s p it s a liv a
w h o s e a c id c a u s e s h u m a n s k in to
b lis t e r u p o n c o n ta c t.
T h e lla m a is a llie d to th e c a m e l
b u t is s m a lle r , s t a n d in g a b o u t
t h r e e fe e t a t th e s h o u ld e r a n d is
w it h o u t a h u m p . I t v a r ie s in c o lo r
f r o m b la c k to w h it e .
The Answers
1. V ir g in i a .
2. W a s h in g to n .
3. S w itz e r la n d .
4. H e r o d ia s .
5. N o r t h e r n
S o u th
A m e r ic a
( F r e n c h G u in e a ) .
6. M a r k T w a in .
7. T h e o n e c a lle d b y P r e s id e n t
L in c o ln to p r e p a r e th e n a t io n f o r
c iv il w a r.
8. " D u e p ro c e s s o f la w . ”
REMOVE
2-8 yr«.
I
U S T th e th in g f o r a g r o w in g
y o u n g s te r — a n
a d o r a b le
litt le
ju m p e r a n d ja c k e t to m a tc h . Y o u r
y o u n g d a u g h t e r w i l l lo v e th e f u ll
c u t s k i r t u n d g a y b u t to n t r i m .
M u k e i t in u p r e t t y c h e c k e d o r
p la id
m u t e r i a l in h e r f a v o r i t e
c o lo r .
Acid Indigestion
Relieved in 5 minutes or double money bach
front (Chicago ta ih io n In d u ttriet.J
EIGHT, bulk, rounded lines,
thick edges completely trans­
form hat silhouettes for fall. The
new bulky brims and tall crowns,
some draped or shirred to look im­
posing, give an entirely different
and more important look than last
year’s flat tops. Berets look round­
ed and sort of inflated, pillboxes
have grown so tall and boxy that
only seeing is believing, visor brims
take on high balloon-like crowns,
the entire bespeaking a “more hat”
vogue.
While the new-type hats are flat­
tering with every hair style, most
of them will be found particularly
adaptable to the popular “up” hair­
do. In fact, they have been espe­
cially tuned to accommodate up-
swept hair with topknot, curl and
other soft arrangements.
One of the favorites for immedi­
ate wear is the new off-face roller
after the manner of the hat pictured
below to the right. This most likable
and shapely little felt requires lit­
tle trimming to “show it off.” In
this instance a pert ribbon cocarde
is held in place with two button-like
ornaments.
The cossack style centered in the
group is one of the best sellers in
the initial fall showings. It is the
sort that will declare the “new look”
at a glance. The band of ribbon
ending in a decorative arrangement
of loops and ends is most attractive.
It will look stunning W’ith your fall
suit or your smart belted-in shortie
coat.
Another highlight of the season is
the hat with a tiny roll brim sur­
mounted with an imposing balloon
draped crown as shown below to the
left in the group. This is one of the
new-style shapes that is so self-
glamorous it requires little or no
i trimming. Many of the new hats
' are just like that, so shapely that
interest centers about contour more
than anything else. The word “suc­
cess” is written all over this sensa­
tionally new-looking felt.
However, the prospects are for
most elaborately trimmed millinery
for late fall and winter wear. Hats
will be gorgeously befeathered and
lavishly garnitured with ribbons,
embroidery and glitter-glamour dec­
or. Fur will be played up in trim­
ming accents, and for the entire hat
in every possible way. Even now
hats are being shown with a flash
of fur trim that tunes’ most effec­
tively into the autumn scene. As a
forerunner of the big vogue for fur
that is on its way, you will find
fetching little models as the hat
shown above to the left. Its swish
of silver fox pompons not only
gives it style distinction, but it will
be found the answer to what type
hat to wear with the handsome sil­
ver fox scarf to complete a patrician
ensemble.
A very effective use of ostrich is
seen in the lovely off-face hat pic­
tured above to the right. This
charming use of ostrich as a halo
about the upturned face-framing
brim is but a forerunner of that
which is to be this fall in way of
extravagantly beautiful ostrich.
One of the new trends that makes
for charming millinery is seen in
the cunning bonnet types that are
showing up in the new fall collec­
tions. These include endless ver­
sions, from girlish little flat scoops
to wide face-framing brims with
high crowns. Rumor has it that be­
fore the season is over we will be
wearing quaint little bonnets that tie
under the chin with pretty bows
of ribbon or lace.
JVew Fall Costume
Velvet in Comeback,
Combined With Wool
H
T o m a k e c a n d le s la s t d o u b le
t im e , h o ld e a c h b y th e w ic k a n d
c o a t w it h w h it e v a r n is h . D r y a n d ’
h a r d e n . T h e v a r n is h p r e v e n ts th e ;
g re a s e
fro m
r u n n in g
dow n
to
w a s te .
—• —
When saving buttons from an
o ld g a r m e n t , p u t m a t c h in g o n e s on
a s a fe ty p in to k e e p th e m t o g e th e r .
I t w i l l s a v e t im e la t e r .
—• —
T o k e e p b ra s s o r o th e r m e ta l
d o o r k n o c k e rs , d o o r kn o b s, and
th e lik e s h in y , a p p ly a t h in c o a t o f
c o lo r le s s w a x to t h e m o c c a s io n ­
a lly .
Th e rope ha n d le* and wooden wheels
m a k e It possible to m ove a co m p lete as­
so rtm en t of toys to an y convenient spot.
Then off com es the lid: fo ldin g legs are
opened up: and L ittle M iss M u ffit has a
ta b le Just the rig h t h eigh t fo r p la y . W hen
M o th e r w an ts to m ove, toys and a ll a re
tru n d le d along u n til It is tim e fo r pandas
and dolls to be tu cked a w a y under the
star-spang led top fo r an oth er night.
. . .
N O T E — P a tte rn is a v a ila b le to read ers
showing how to m a k e this chest and fo ld­
in g ta b le top. A lso illu s tra te d directions
fo r decoration w ith stencils w h ich re q u ire
no special s k ill fo r p e rfe c t results. C olor
guide is Included. A sk fo r P a tte rn 252 and
enclose 13c w ith n a m e and address.
Send to:
MRS. R U T H W Y E T H
Bedford H ills
D ra w e r 10
SPEARS
N ew Y o rk
N am e.
A d d re ss.
When axeoss stomach acid eouses painful, suffoeot
Injf if as, sour stomach and heartburn, doctors usually
prescribe tha fastest-acting medieines known for
symptomatic relief — medicines like those in Bell-ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ana brings com fort in a
jif fy or doable roar money back on return o f oottle
to oa. 25t at all druggists.
f /'ic f u r e .t
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T E N C I L I N G th e s c a llo p e d b o r ­
d e rs , b r ig h t s ta rs a n d to p s y ­
t u r v y le t t e r s o n t h is t o y c h e s t is
s u r e to p u t y o u in g a y s p ir it s . T h e
c h e s t i t s e l f is e a s y to m a k e f r o m
s c r a p s o f p ly w o o d a n d i t h a s a
n u m b e r o f s p e c ia l f e a tu r e s t h a t
w i l l p le a s e M o t h e r as w e ll a s th e
y o u n g s te r s .
S
Enclose 15 cents fo r P a tte rn N o. 252.
P a tte rn Nu. 8910 co m e * In *lz e * 2. 3,
«. S, 0 and 8 v e a l* . Size 3. Jum per, r e ­
q u ire * I ' , y a rd * of 33 o r 39 inch m a te ­
r ia l; Jacket, l ' a yard «.
I n m a k in g c o ffe e , te a o r c h o c o ­
la te to be s e rv e d ic e d , d o u b le th e
s t r e n g t h — to a llo w f o r th e ic e use d
in c o o lin g th e b e v e r a g e .
T h e Q uestion»
1. R e s id e n ts o f w h a t s ta te w e r e
a t o n e t im e c it iz e n s o f th e U n ite d
S ta te s o n ly a n d n o t c it iz e n s o f a
s ta te ?
2. W h ic h P r e s id e n t d e c lin e d a
s a l a r y a s C h ie f E x e c u tiv e ?
3. W h e r e is th e h o m e o f th e
H e lv e t ia n s ?
4. W h o w a s th e m o t h e r o f S a­
lo m e ?
5. F r a n c e ’ s o ld D e v il’s is la n d is
o f f th e s h o r e o f w h a t c o n tin e n t?
6. W h o s a id : " P a r t o f th e se­
c r e t o f s u c c e s s in l i f e is to e a t
w h a t y o u li k e a n d le t th e fo o d
f ig h t i t o u t in s id e ” ?
7. W h ic h is c o n s id e r e d th e m o s t
im p o r t a n t s e s s io n o f c o n g r e s s e v e r
c a lle d b y a P r e s id e n t?
8. C a n y o u n a m e o n e p h r a s e
t h a t a p p e a r s t w ic e in th e C o n ­
s t it u t io n ?
Encloae 28 ce n t* In coin* to r each
p a tte rn desired.
N am e
?
T o p fo r T o y Chest
Is a Folding T ab le
XZIT
SOOT
ERADICATOR
A TEA SK K JN
of X Z I T sprinkled
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soot from chimneys, fireplaces, fur­
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clean. Soot wastes hear - is always a
fire hazard
T ry X Z I T . I t ’s safe; easy to use. Is
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Keep a cleaner house and aer all the
heal you pay for. Ask for X Z fT at
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store.
XZZT Soot troJicotor -
try lor more then 20 reert.
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L O A N S L IN IM E N T
uoarm moments
y^ith
fresh Eveready Batteries
R eleased by Western Newspaper Union.
We haven’t been seeing so much
of velvet in the past several sea­
sons, but this season it is staging
a real comeback. Velvet in combi­
nation with wool is featured smartly
in the new collections. The coat
with velvet sleeves has high fash­
ion rank. Dresses with velvet yokes
are very smart also suits the jack­
ets of which half velvet and half
wool. Velvet tunic suits for restau­
rant wear present a most intriguing
theme. They have deep armhole
sleeves and a softly belted waistline
Some velvet hats are seen in the
new collections with soft plumage
or jewelled ornament.
"And listen, Honey—here's how you can
recognize me. I'll be wearing a fan suit
and a tan tie to match.'*
“EVEREADT” N o . 6 Dry Cells continue to provide
dependable power for the vital field telephone equip­
ment of our Armed Forces.
But you’ll lie glad to know they are available in
increasingquantitics for civilian
use —fresh, Jull-powered, long-
lived as always. Ask for them
at your dealer's now.
e VEREAD y
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Poncho Blouses Are Chic,
And Easy to Launder, Too
Write “poncho blouse” on your
shopping list. The poncho blouse is
a real “must have” for the girl that
wants a simple easy-to-launder
blouse to wear with her suit or to
complete her chic blouse-and-sklrt
costume. The poncho blouse is a
one-piece affair that has a pretty
neckline and that takes a minimum
of material to make and best of all
it opens out flat for easy ironing.
You slip It over the head (It has no
under-arm seams) but the trick is
that the front part fastens at the
Here is a costume that carries back and the back section is brought
that new fall look. For dramatic to the front by way of short sash
gesture, It takes on stunning red ends which tie at the front waistline.
lizard trapunto detail in a manner Excellent patterns are easily avail­
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up ready to wear.
neath has a black satin top.
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