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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, June 2, 1949 WOMAN'S WORLD /.Z 5^7 »X * Pastels Vie Y/ith Y/hites in Bridal Finery Br E'" * Haloy T UCKY la the Kiri who la being " married thia aeaaon, for more than one reaaonl Gowna combine all the lovely, aentlmental and ro mantic trend« which have been making fawhion hiatory during the luat few montha. Another reuaon la that you may have a dream dreaa at a price thut la far, fur from being a nightmare. Naturally If you Intend to chooae a gown using 25 yarda of the fineat organdie or HO yarda of nylon tulle, the price of the wedding dreaa w ill be underatundably high. However, If you chooae a aoinewhat almpler gown, there ore a number of en chanting dreaaea from New York dealgnera at a "aomething new" In coat. For under $00 there’s u particu larly heart-melting white Imported organza dreaa designed with an off- ahoulder ruffle of eyeleted cotton, anug waistline and a full aklrt lengthened Into a generoua train. It cornea with Ita own taffeta alip. For a little more you may hove an adorably young, puff-alccved white autln dreaa, high wniated and frilled with Swiss organdie below a flesh-toned yoke of nylon tulle. It, too, hus a wide train. Choose “ Something Blue** In W edding Gown This year's bride muy want to choose as "something blue" her own gown. Pearly white satin has | Bridol finery H ere's a stunning capelet- sleeved prlncesse w hite satin b rid a l dress fro m the spring and su m m er collection of a New York designer. The bodice is yoked w ith a m arq uisette and ric h ly em broid ered w ith seed pearls and Iridescen t p all- ettea, and buttons In back. Hat- In gauntlets a re em b ro id ered a t the top. Yokes, frequently defined with ruffling of lace or eyeleted organdie, give a demure touch to many of the new bridal dresses. The yoke in some cases is done in pale blue or flesh-colored nylon or net rather than the traditional white. F u ll Skirts F eatu re d In B rid es m a id 's Dreaa Tbit seaion'l bride , . . lost none of its appeal for brides, but fur those who prefer a pastel, the girl may choose an Ice blue or a blush pink, both of which are very attractive. Both of these colors have been recently introduced in a lightweight but highly lustrous summer sutin. Lace combined with satin, all cotton lace in a Chantilly- like pattern, marquisette and or gandie ore other fabrics of im port ance throughout New York collec tions. Crisp, rnther than frothy or ethe- reul la o dress of snowy pique, the gathered skirt fully trained nnd the bodice sleeved to points over the wrist Framing the widc-sprcuding V-neckline la a deep bertha-like collar echoing the decor on the skirt. Simple designing marks the bridesmaid's dress this year. This does not mean, however, that it's in any way an ugly duckling. With full, charming skirts, scooped or wide-open necklines and sash waist lines, these gowns are very roman tic looking. One in light blue com bines plain and eyeleted organdie and has a small ruffled apron over its skirt. Perfect for a garden wedding Is a hoop-skirted, floor length dress In green and lavender plaided cotton with a matching cartwheel. In te re s t Khown In Sleeves, Yokes Many designers sponsor cap and Can look low lier than tie r. puffed sleeves in their bridal fash Snug bodices, very wide skirts ions. In most Instances, however, with wide sashes, appliqued flow matching m itts or gauntlets go ers. all are features on the new along, leaving little of the arm bridesmaid's dresses. bare. An exception to this Is the beautiful hoop-skirted white satin B rides Should Plan dress with bell-puffed sleeves, Beauty Routine meant to be worn with short, white Since the g irl who is a bride should look her loveliest at the wed- gloves. THE READER'S COURTROOM Can't Collect Bargain Damages -By W ill Bernard, LL.B- May a Shopper Collect Is a Fire Engine Driver Damages if Knocked Down Liable for Reckless Driving? At a Bargain Sale? A dry goods store ran a month- end sale on bed linen, and got re sults far exceeding its fondest hopes. A huge crowd gathered and began m illing around. Women screamed, fainted a n d e v e n climbed up onto the counter I Dur ing the excitement, one housewife was knocked down a stairway. On the way to a fire, a fire en gine sideswiped a parked taxicab. The cabbie was injured, and later sued the fire engine driver for damages. The fireman protested that he was not personally respon sible for something that happened in the course of his urgent public duty. However, the court ruled that was no excuse and held him liable, for reckless driving. • • • Is a Beekeeper Responsible If His Bees Attack a Mule? A farmer set up a beehive along side his back fence, right close to the favorite grazing spot of his neighbor's mule. One hot day the bees lit out after the mule and stung him so badly that he died. Though not badly hurt, she deter When the neighbor sued for the mined to sue the store for damages. value of the beast, the farm er She claimed that the company protested that he was not to blame should have taken special measures to prevent this kind of accident. However, the court rejected her suit. The judge pointed out that the store had no reason to expect such a violent response to the salel • • • May a Child Collect Damages If Hurt in a Revolving Door? A young boy suffered a sprained w rist when he caught it in the re volving door of a hotel. His par ents sued the management on the boy's behalf, claiming that such a door was dangerous because it was so tempting to children. They in sisted that the hotel ought to have a guard posted by the door—and to have it locked when the guard wasn't there. However, the court rejected their claim. The judge said it wasn't fa ir to the hotel. for what his bees had done. How ever, when he admitted that the same bees had once attacked his own mule too, the court decided to hold him responsible. The judge said that, since the farmer knew his bees were vicious, he should not have stationed them so close to the neighbor's animal. ding, It’ s the wise bride who goes on a beauty ritual before the wed ding. She may be perfectly lovely, but a few beauty routines followed faithfully for a week or 10 days be fore the wedding when her days are hectic, w ill give her good groom ing as well as confidence. Properly chosen food, rest and cleanliness w ill assure her of a healthy, wholesome look for her wedding day. These w ill be bene ficia l for all-over beauty, especial ly for preventing the skin from breaking out all of a sudden from too much rich food during bridal showers! No m atter how busy her program, the bride-to-be should plan to get her full quota of eight hours sleep. If she can't manage this every night, she should take an hour or two for a nap during the day. No bride should appear at her own wedding with dark circles under shining eyes! A daily tubbing w ill take care of cleanliness, but special attention should be directed to the face, arms and legs, especially if the skin is dry. Use a cleansing or lubricating cream if the skin is dry, and do this treatment faithfully. Wifey Concurring Husband: “ 1 saw Jack Davis down-town today and he didn’t even speak. I suppose now he thinks I'm not Ms equal.” Reds Get Advice Wife: "Why that stupid, brain iggest question mark in less, conceited little moron! You the minds of every diplomat is certainly are his equal.” whether the Russians have merely got soft tem porarily or have made lip Bossy a m ajor policy shift toward long “ Mother Goose probably thought term cooperation with the rest of she was highly Imaginative when the world. she had the cow jumping over the No diplomat, to date, dares ven moon. She should see where beef ture a definite answer. However, is now.” uncensored reports from Germany give one significant clue which may WHOA NOW reveal part of the answer. Boy: Give me some medicine Recently the Russians have been that’s good for man or beast. getting advice from Rudolf Nadol- Druggist: Here. But what for? ry , former German ambassador to Boy : A mule ran away with our Russia. Nadolny is not a Com hired man. Somebody telephoned munist, is a German of Hungarian that one of ’em was hurt, but we extraction, and a disciple of Bis couldn’t hear which one he said. marck, whp always favored close cooperation between Germany and After the war "walkie talkie” en Russia. abled a man to keep in constant touch N ado lny's advice to Moscow with the homefolki. Hut if "Huhbie has been to cut out the diplo laile" Io "answie quickie" he will hate m a tic b lu ster, and ta lk softly I to "explainie mommie" or "walkie to the west, w hile sim ultaneous plankie.” B Lovely wash fa b ric s such as the m any fine cottons a re ta k ing novel turns In the c u rre n t s k irt blouse styles, and n e a rly all of them a re designed w ith v a rie ty In m in d . In the model sketched, stunning appliqued flow ers of the sam e w hite as the blouse become even m ore fla tte rin g w ith q u iltin g . The s k irt is w orn w ith or w ithout the p retty w esklt, according to your mood. A n o ther idea th at Is e x tre m e ly pop u lar is the s k irt w ith a w id e, m atch in g sash w hich can double as a stole or a c le v e rly d rap ed h al te r, according to need. ly stren gth en ing m a n ties. R u ssian-G er Keep Posted on Values I f Moscow extends the olive By Reading the Ads branch to western Europe and the United States, Nadolny is reported to have advised, western opinion w ill be lulled and congress w ill not appropriate fu ll funds for the north •TWENTY YEARS ago a certain Atlantic pact. A girl went off on a motor trip all their lives their mother has been building their characters with G erm an-Russian Pact? with a college friend; she was talk of self-control and purity and In addition, Nadolny also met M A K E S 10 BIG 19, the boy-friend was 22. Both And in all these years, with German leaders last month were living on money sent by goodness. CO LD D R IN K S self-denying and hardworking par back in her own consciousness, has and gave them significant advice ents, month after month, so that been the knowledge that some that Germany's future lay with the g irl and boy might acquire a where in the world there lives a Russia. The way Nadolny sized it real education, culture and the man who knows just how weak and up was reported to be about as OF USERS benefits of social contacts in a gullible she was when she was a follows: girl. MUST BE If there is peace, Russia can give wider world. No man, in the honorable and far more to Germany than the al The motor trip lasted five days. consciencious beginnings of his For those five days, and they business life, likes to remember lies for two reasons: 1 She controls Silesia and can weren't by any means days of un that when he was in high school, he BLACK LEAF 4 0 return it. Kills aphids and similar clouded happiness, the girl threw used to slip his hand into the pock 2. Britain and the U. S. A. are Backing insects. Per away her honor. It seemed fun to ets of coats hanging up in the mits full development o f hungry for markets. If there is no healthy foliage and top- register as Mr. and Mrs.; it seemed schoolhouse hall, and take what he war this competition for markets quality fruits and vega- fun to spend his last $19 of allow found. No man likes to remember by eoetaet and by tables. Leaves no harm w ill become keener, and B ritain Kills f unite ful residue. ance and the $10 she had borrowed the time he lied fla tly —and success and the U. S. A. w ill keep Germany i • Can be ased with other sprays. . L from a sorority sister on the de fu lly !—about cheating in the finals an agrarian state. Meanwhile Rus • standard Snares beneficial • • lights of little wayside meals and in his Freshman year. sia has ample markets in China overnights at the picturesque mo The chance that got him out of and offers no competition to Ger tels of Southern California. A "mo a disgraceful night-club raid, while many. te l" is an Informal one-story hostel- the other fellows had to face the If, on the other hand, there is ry. and at many of them guests are pubiicity and scandal of it, isn't war, Nadolny said he had positive not too closely questioned as to age anything be proud of later assurances that Germany would be or relationship. life. These ghosts of past follies spared. The Red army, he prom This g irl was a sensitive, well- and young sins rise to haunt us and ised. would advance either through bred, proud young thing, who to ja r our self-respect and sense of Norway or Italy. Therefore close came to me a few months after this security in later years. German-Russian cooperation was brief Interval ended, half-mad with This is so of all schoolday mis essential. self-contempt and shame. No. she j takes. Untruths that got someone Result was the stiff position taken was not going to have a baby; the I else into trouble. Small thefts and by the western German leaders at escapade hadn’ t left that scar. forgeries. The abandoning of friends Bonn, when they firs t turned down Tortured with Remorse when one m i«ht make 8 safe es Gen. Lucius Clay's proposals for a cape from trouble and leave them western German state. It was only S u t she was w rithing under the behi nd. Cruelty to a devoted mother after the Big Three foreign m inis burning misery of knowledge far And more an these-these ters granted concessions that the too old for her 19 years. Knowledge uttle foxes that gnaw and gnaw German charter of government that the boy hadn't taken the affair 1 through through our m em ories is the know irm w. finally was accepted. our memories is the seriously at all. Knowledge that ledge in a g irl's heart that in her what she had thought a generous unthinking girlhood, she threw Phony T eleg ram Lobby Not since the holding-company surender had only been a cheap away something that meant noth- yielding to his casual Importunity. ing t0 her casua, lover but SQ fight of 1935, when the private u til Knowledge that many of her col- much more t0 herself than she ity lobby bombarded congress with telegrams signed with names taken lege associates suspected what had ever dreamed occurred, and the nicest of them For that particular relationship from a telephone directory, has couldn't help showing that they J to a girl, is the very key to her Capitol H ill been deluged with so many phony telegrams and letters didn't like it—or her. whole life. It is the key to honor, as in the current drive against pub When a telegram came from dignity, wifehood, position, home, lic housing. children. It means these things to One of the lobby’s most in her, whether she quite knows it genious schemes is b e i n g or not at 18. HJ, in just 7 day*. . . in one short week . . . worked on California congress a group of people who changed from their men by an organization with •Id dentifrices to Calox Tooth Powder avy^ the high-sounding name, "Com aged 38% brighter teeth by scientific test. mittee for home protection.” Why not change to Calox yourself? Buy Congressmen may not realize Calox today . . . to your It, but this Is merely a front for the powerful national as teeth can start looking sociation of home builders. brighter tomorrow! Its general chairman, Freder Seoul Natives Sell ick C. Dockweiler, also happens to Variety 'H ot' Items be general counsel of the Los An geles home builders institute, while SEOUL, KOREA.—Any modest in the background is m ultim illion sized American department store aire F ritz B. Burns, biggest west ’ would be envious of the thieves’ coast builder and- form er presi McKesson & Robbing In c . Bridgeport, Cono, m arket in this capital city with its dent of National Home Builders. , , . taking another g irl about . . . variety of goods ranging from However, California congressmen sick mother this g irl returned glad surgeon’s scalpels to G.I. uniforms. would be even more amazed if ly to her Iowa home. The boy had With a sly grin the native calls it they knew how the folks are being long since shown his complete in "our Korean P.X.’’ used by the “ committee for home The m arket, which is stuffed protection. Here is how the lobby difference and was taking another g irl about. Our g irl—call her Anne with goods obtained m ainly through operates: —felt a deepened shame when she questionable channels, is made up Committee agents approach c iti realized that he was the sort of of hundreds of wooden stalls on a zens on the street, give them a Are you going through the func boy who m ight under certain c ir muddy, twisting side alley almost "facts sheet,” containing 10 sample tional 'middle age' period peculiar cumstances boast of his conquests. a mile long. telegrams denouncing public-hous to women (38 to 52 yrs.)? Does thia Well, she went home and became The American influence on this ing legislation, and ask them to se make you suffer from hot flashes, feel so nervous. hlghstrung, tired? a domestic angel. She saw her little community of "hot” goods is lect one, copy it on a telegram Then do try Lydia E. Plnkham’a mother through a long illness, kept plainly evident. The three years blank provided by the lobby’s Vegetable Compound to relieve such house for an adoring father and of American m ilita ry government agent, and sign it. symptoms. Plnkham's Compound also has what Doctors call a sto two small brothers, filled to the combined with the large civilian When 20 such "canned” tele machic tonic effect! brim her obligations as daughter, personnel still here has been the grams have been collected, they LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S com V ound sister, friend, and eventually wife market's best source of supply. are sent to a member of congress. and mother. She m arried with dig 22—49 The market, whose merchants The latter assumes the telegrams WNU—13 nity, with position and modest operate on the basis of "you name are legitimate messages from the wealth, and with true love. Her it; we have it,” or “ if not, we can voters back home. husband never has had a suspicion get it," is glutted with medicines, In addition to the “ facts sheet,” of her early mistake. shoes, toilet articles, civilian and which lobby agents hand to the GI clothes, plaster pin-up girls, public, they also have an "instruc Can't Escape Selves tion sheet,” which they are very May Warn o f Disordered So what? What's the moral? The and almost anything else you can careful not to hand out. These con Kidney Action think of. moral lies in Anne’s own heart. | Modern life with Its hurry sod worry. Every cheap, dishonest, vulgar j The m arket has grown into quite fidential instructions are a dead Irregular habits. Improper eating and giveaway. careless thing we do in youth is ! a little industry with its own dye drinking—Its risk of exposure and Infec "1. Select your prospect. Get a tion—throws heavy strain on the work stored away in our consciousness ing and tailoring concerns. It is of the kidntya. They are apt to become and in our characters. We can’t I only a m atter of hours until a "hot” man who has absolutely no con over-taxed and fall to filter excess acid ind other Impurities from the life-glvln« escape ourselves, even though we man'» suit can be tailored over into nection with the building or real blood. estate business. This is a 'grass escape everyone else. Probably the a woman's garment and dyed a You may suffer nagging backache, roots campaign; so look for labor headache, diaaineaa, getting up nights, arrogant boy who made love to her different color. leg paine, swelling—feel constantly ers, white-collar workers, veter 20 years ago hasn’t suffered; he tired, nervous, all worn out. Other algns Another favorite pastime of the ans, housewives, small-shop keep of kidney or bladder dieorder are aome- was made of coarser clay. All col local slippery finger men is the tlmea burning, scanty or too frequent leges have scores of boys of this lifting of automoblie headlights, ers—people in the middle—and urination. Try Doan's Pills. Doan’s help the type; unscrupulous, attractive, sure provided they can't make off with lower-income brackets. kidneys to pass off harmful eacesa body “ 2. Show your prospect your of themselves and neither know the vehicle. But those thieves spe waste. They have had more than half a facts sheet. century of public approval. Are recom ing or caring what results from cializing in the automobile trade mended by grateful users everywhere. “ 3. Ask him to w rite his mes their love affairs. Ask soar neighbor! apparently are imbued with a cer sage on a telegraph blank. Get But Anne is finely constructed; tain amount of community con him to select his favorite argu she is sensitive to her fingertips. sciousness and need for safety on ment and state that in a m axi Her daughters are 16 and 9 now, the roads at night. They invariably mum of 25 words.” and there is a son in between, and remove only one headlight KATHLEEN NORRIS Y o u t h f u l E rro rs L e a v e S c a rs MILLIONS RIGHT! Koreans Run Thieves Mart CALOX CHANGE .f LIFE? That Naevintf Backache D oans P ills
