Southern Oregon M iner, Thursday, N ovem ber 15, 1945
OUSEHOLO
Place a piece of gum camphor
inside the piuno case when going
uway from home. It will keep the
moths from getting inside the felt.
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A whetstone does its best work
when it is us level ns new. When
stones are either worn or slightly
gouged, level them by grinding
on a level concrete surface, using
some pressure und a circular
motion. Use plenty of soft water.
E A ST E R
Radar Altimeter
A radnr altimeter, designed to
Indicate true height above terrain
ruther than altitude above sea lev­
el, haa been udopted as auxiliary
equipment on several types of army
planes. Operating on the principle
of radar pulse transmission, this
altimeter, Installed In aircraft,
transmits a radio wave downward.
This wuve is reflected and picked
up on a small airborne receiver, lo­
cated In the sume unit as the trans­
m itter which translates the time lag
between the transmission and the
subsequent reception Into feet above
the terrain. The unit weighs only 30
pounds.
Season’s Trend to Elegance Is
Reflected in Evening Attire
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
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For Lasting Relief
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Gold Beach, Oregon
Here’s sweeter, tastier bread
with
The statue of an Indian with a
spear under his arm , sitting on
a horse, in an attitude of utter
abandon, is intended to symbolize
the passing of a great race—the
Indian, once the unchallenged
I m aster of this continent, but who
¡now, as the sculptor, Jam es Earie
.F raser, conceives it, stands hope­
less and despairing at “ the end of
the tra il.”
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TO CONSTIPATION
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The 2 4 million A m erican passen­
g e r outom obilss th a t survived the
w o r n e e d 5 0 m illion n e w tires, a c ­
c ordin g to G o vernm ent estimates.
N a w passenger tiro « w ill con­
tin u e to ba a ll-s y n th a tlc fo r
s o m a t im o t o c o m a .
It ta ke s 4 5 0 ru b b e r trees a n d tw o
men a y e a r , w orking fu ll tim e, to
pro d u c e a ton o f n a tu ra l ru b b e r.
Tho w o rk o f inscribing names
on headstones has boon m ade
e a s ie r b y d e v e lo p m e n t o f a
ru b b e r sand blast s ta n d i sheet.
Tho first com m ercial a p p lic a tio n o f
B. F. G o o d ric h C o m p a n y 's " T o ra -
listic" ru b b e r spring is in 1 ,0 0 0
tw in -c o a ch buses to b e p rod uced
this year.
E v a n R ic h e r in N u t r i t i o n
T h a n W h o le W h e a t
LL signs point to a b rillia n t so­
cial season that w ill be as col­
A
orful and dramatic as in prewar
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days. This brings a challenge to
designers of “ lovely lady” fashions
to create formal dress in terms of
elegance and distinction that w ill
add glamour to the many gala
events planned for fall and winter.
A definite return of the long-skirt­
ed gown to the formal evening mode
is top news. From those who are
"going form al" the demand is insis­
tent for long skirts, either the tall
and slender silhouette or the pictur­
esque full-skirted types generously
cut to achieve a fu ll and graceful
sweep about the hemline. These
beautiful gowns that make rich fab­
ric and dramatic accessories their
theme are most assuredly w riting a
fascinating chapter in the current
fashion story, in that they are re­
capturing the romance and charm
befitting form al evening festivities.
The elegance of this season's eve­
ning gowns centers about the rich
fabrics emloyed, such as magnifi­
cent brocades, rich velvet which has
come into its own this season, crisp
taffetas and moires. Quality kind
crepes in black and bright colors,
and beautiful, drapable jersey are
making names for themselves in the
evening mode, especially white je r­
sey, which is exquisitely glitter-em­
broidered. Satin of superb quality
is a magic word in black, white or
deep rich colors such as plum tones
and wineberry shades, also radiant
amber tones. Royal and electric
blue set a striking new color pace.
For young deb wear, pastels score
high in color choices
That designers are making wide
use of handsome wools in creating
gorgeous form al modes is most ex­
citing news. It is the evening coat
of superbly jewel-embroidered wool
that is the big " h it” theme. The
wools used are in rich lush colors
or in black or in white. The eye-
th rillin g mandarin coat shown to the
rig h t dramatizes "dead black” wool
with brillia n tly colorful jewel em­
broidery It is worn with great chic
Gabardine Casual
. . . on cars, trucks, tractors
and stationary engines
over a charming black crepe dinner
gown. The skirt is slit in front and
caught to a low hobble drape at the
back. The belt of the dress gleams
with matching embroidery.
Heavy slipper satin in radiant roy­
al blue is the high-style fabric choice
for the very beautiful gown to the
left in the picture. I t has the “ new"
look from tip to toe. interpreting ul­
tra form ality in its every detail. It
has an almost strapless bodice with
a halter loop, a deep tight-fitted m id­
riff and a billowy skirt with fullness
over the hips just as they wore in
picturesque days of old. The skirt is
dramatically slashed at the front,
giving a glimpse of beautifully be-
jeweled evening slippers. The long
long gloves are flecked with multi-
toned sequins.
In contrast to the model just de­
scribed, note the slimmed and
sculptural lines of the Greek-column
dress centered in the picture. This
lovely creation by Bruno is of the
classic type that makes up so beau­
tifu lly in either white crepe or white
Jersey.
The one-shoulder bodice
gathered to a short tunic is news.
The border trim m ing in Greek de­
sign is exquisitely patterned with
delicate gold beadwork.
The demand is terrific for "occa­
sion” dresses and costumes that
tune to the mood to "dress up and
go places” this winter.
These
dresses for restaurant wear, for
cocktails, concerts and the theater
and smart afternoon affairs as well
as for after-five gala events flaunt
glitter, luxurious furs, and dramatic
jewelry, and being short-length they
can be appropriately worn at almost
every dress-up affair. The feather
hats and those of fur or jewel-em­
broidered fu r or fabric top off these
glamour costumes to perfection.
R e le a s e d by W e s te r n N e w s p a p e r U n io n
K n i t D re sse s W a rm
A s W e ll as S tu n n in g
G irls in the grandstand football
crowd have a new "rave” on in way
of a stunning handknit wool dress
worn under a warm tweed topper
or fu r coat. These chic and "com­
fy ” handknits are to be had both in
specialty shops and the better large
stores. They are in perfectly stun­
ning vivid colors such as bright jade
green, chartreuse, navy, a dazzling
copper tone, also in coral, cerise and
fuchsia shades, also deep wine tones.
They are in one-piece and two-piece
styles. The shirtmaker dresses have
long bishop sleeves with link
fastened cuffs. The two-piece jacket
and skirt models are especially liked
because with the topper removed
they have a suit appearance. The
grand thing about these handknits
is they do not bulge, wrinkle or
sag.
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The "keep w arm " idea is ex-
pressed in scarf-and-glove sets
made of all wool fabric.
These
practical twosomes are chic with un­
furred suits. Some of the scarfs
come with mittens instead of gloves.
One style is of hounds tooth check
another dressier type is of red je r­
sey with black yarn embroidery ac­
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Help Them Cleanse the Blood
o f Harm ful Body Waste
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A ll heads turn to the g irl in the
handsome Nelly Don casual de­
signed with inspired lines and stud­
ied simplicity. Distinctly fall, 1945—
deep, deep armholes cut in one with
the yoke. Sleeves cascade over a
smooth, wide shoulder line. The
long, lean line is achieved by a
fly front.
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trouble to help loosen and expel
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a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­
derstanding you must like the way it
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to have your money back.
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Cotton Plaid Shirts
Are Worn With Slacks
Young moderns like the new plaid
cotton shirts to wear with their
slacks. There are two styles avail­
able. One is to be worn with the
shirt tails flying out. The other is a
j wild Western blouse that is just the
, thing to wear with fishwife skirts
slacks and pedal pushers.
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Y o u r kidneys a r t constantly filterin g
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poison th e system and upset the whole
b o dy m achinery.
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g e ttin g up nights, sw elling, puffiness
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O th er signs of kidney or blad der dis­
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