Medford mail tribune., March 03, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

-NmDFOTCD- Mfcffi: TRIBUTE,'- MEDFORT), OREfiQNV gTJKD'A, MARCH; 3,-1929.
PAGE -TWO
Springtime
Modes
For Milady
KOWEIT IS CITY
OF RARE PEARLS
Coupe In Dodge Brothers New
Six Line
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It 'fmYt t6o early to Btor Bhpj
ping ' for that -Roster hat' la" co'itf
pinto ( yorVf"'H -, spring cbRiinlfl.
MIjw Tnyfoi hiyi wnintoromfntf lino
of Cedarbrook and J-ymnn hntH
from . which to choose one to fit
nny head and become any fact. ,
.There Isn't ft felt hat among her
newest arrlvnl,, an fashion favors
straw, find the lighter weight espe
cially. Homo havu no, brims. Homo
have . half a brim, and -others have
a drqided brim, Heft French bluon,
.apple, green, ( orch.d, corn amh
white- arc JiiMt a few of tho colors
brjlng nhown Uy. v M Ikh Tnylor.
Imitation Leghorn, l'unnma and
linngkok are probably tho most
favored .materials for 1 9 U J spring
h mid gear for women.
Hovorul of the chic models, at
thin shop feature the now felt and
Htraw romhlnutloh which U Just
tho thing to woar with a smart
kttfttud milt In tho ensemhlo mode.
Othor ,,luu am trimmed with utile
print. . ; . - . .-
, Girdles and brassieres nro Im
portant' Item? .In uny woman'8
wardrobe tills spring. And one
can find the soft flesh satin, voile
dv lace model at tho M. M. de
partment, storo. A now shipment
of dozens;' of. models, narrow, or
wide, llh etayh, or without, Huh
Just bean received , at this storo.
Hueakintwot girdles, there have
Hioro; calls for the Rood old-fashioned
hlffhrbUHt corsets at this
store recently than there had heon
for,; months past, th ulcrk In this
department tmid yesterday. All of
which gooa to provo that curves
are uot coming hack if Milady huu
tier way about It. ,
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. Tho M. 31. Department storo has
a Jq'rgQ aortment of women's
Bport uild dress coats In' all tho
popular fabrics and eolorH. One
ntlrnctlva' seml-drcss cout in a
combination of navy twill nnd tan
wool kasha., The collar 1h stitched
to mateh iho tan cuffs and tun
back Lupols. Another coat is klt
ton's coftri broadcloth with a collar
pf monkey fur. A. half-capo adds
tranoful lines. Tan kaaho- is a fa
vorite material' for .many of .tho
dressier coats. Silk molro with fur
trtiumod cuffs makes a coat that 1h
difftiroiU. v i
Evory woman's ready-to-wear
qptrtmont ;ln .Med ford lias urlnt
drewics and, plenty. of thoin. . It Is
' iIdotiono; finds . ono of them
cllipllcatud at. two stores, if the,
style, Is tho sumo, tho print Is dif
ferent,. At tho M. M. Htoro they
h'aye a lahin . red and white
polkadot fllooveloHH frock; .Vnd,
by. ,lh way,, thle weather - warns
Med ford's - , feminine population
tbfcl1 Nleevon wilt soon be uncum
fortably AVftrtn.
. V In viMRernhliiiK an ensembie the
. itttpnrfanco o th. 'cor sort xcarf
and'' Jovelry ' for ' thu ' cortiumo
Should . bo eonsldered. Mann'tt
storf hnp an exti'tisdvu new lino of
Jewolry combtnlnK metals In Mold
or sliver with red, tfieon, hluo or
amber whs There are rlim, neck
lace and brucelets , lo match.
Kvery poMlble combination of col-1
of has been imert In creathm the
eiiotlo. ncarfs In trlangh'tf, HituarcH
or Ion t; styles. Homctlmes us many
uk five eolorH am found In one
cu,rf, OratiKO, yellow tindbtack Is
a strfklnff color scheme for one of
Mann's, trlaiiKlo Ncurfs. Another
ploAshtK arraiiKemunt is two
hhades of blue and dull oratmo on
a ton hacksrouniU For the utoro
conservative women thcro are hum
ptiurls of lovely vofr Kecn or blue
with atlraclivo teebf d dcnliiH.
' Manh'i women's department
bj featurinK the rrIntKn nnd
Condft coats this sea ho n. Helled
or straight line, in tans, brown,
Honnle blue and Trench blue, tho
Travvluro riinuesH sport coats aro
smart. Nub tweed, Hiarritx coat
ing, ombre atrlpo nnd baslcot
weuvo are soma of the predomi
nating materia In.
Dross coats from Conde include
a range of styles, with or without
fur, ,8(ltchlng, novelty sleeves,
cuffs, scarf effects dnd capes are
among tho trim details. The out
. standing fabrics are kitten's oar
hroadotofh and fine quality kttthu.
teen there nro wash silk orVotton
drosses. White In more In demand
this season than it has boon for j
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 8.
(p) Tho Sultanate- of Kpwelt,' the
ttvo hundred miles of desert-like J
steppe along thei Persian Gulf, Is
a bono of contention between Inn
ffaud, Huitan of Xejd, and Feisal of)
Iraq, according to dispatches which
bring1 that fibscuro soctlon nr AVa- t
l.iu Into current news. The Hultan- f
ate has the most sizeable seaport on f
i Ihn lniHlnn Hulf In Km rnnitnl. the
some time, but thero Is usually aj clty of Kowelt. Neither Ihn Saud
printed bit of trimming horo nnd
there.
In both wash houe dresscR nnd
(IreHsy numbera the largo women
mny nlno times out of ten find a
dress, to fit, her at L'onney'a.
Tho whole smort world hns bro
ken Into print. Whether It bo de
mure little spring pnttrns that
stand out gaily againHt somber
backgrounds or a dizzy balloon de
sign, if a dress Is print It's correct.
A glance at Adrlonno'fl attractive
windows will convince anyone,
nor Fuiwil possessor an Important
Persian, Gulf seaport ho both want
Kowelt city.
A bulletin from, tho Washington,
D. C. hoadquartcrs of tho National
Geographic Hocloty says, "Tho Sul
tanate lies directly south of Irq
and north of Jlasa Province, which
Is under the control, of- Ihn; Saud,
Most of the population In IW 20,
000 square miles is centered in tho
capital..: ,. , . .
."Kowelt 9ty Is a clean,, attrac
tive placo.with wide, though irro-
its old fashioned to sink into j Rinr, streets. A huge condenser
your background this season, It's J tl(lly jlritin9 4,-,o tons of fresh water
smart and youthful to bo vivid, to , from lho porslan Gulf.' The fine
contrast sharply with It. Wherever j (lerp harbor is filled with baghlas
groups of well-drcsced womon ns- native craft confining their, trade
scmhle, tho scene Ih sure, to ho i lhrt if ' rtWu ni f-nm-vin
alivo with flaming reds. . brilliant j (hlfiB Hcp , hoerwUnSi meH Hiid -."
greens, rich blues, orchid and pur- , Bh (inuof0d, Mitier.).-; Steamships -
pic, pun.im.n, uuuw uii Con-ey penrls to India and Europe ,
eoually alluring hues. . nnd horHC(i ftn,i livestock to ports!
merit of accessories that add dls'
Unction to clever continues., Scurfs
for sport and scarfs for ( tlress,
many of them being lovoly hand
blocked patterns;- double point
heels In lho Gordon V line; cos
tumo Jewelry, gloves and bags, are
only Homo of the accessories she
Is nhowing. And. for practically
every dress she ca'n show you the
ideal hat. . ' . ,
This Is tho time of year when
require spinr ciomes. .mhuu s nave
Just recelvr.V a beiftitHul lino of
Natiy Knit s wen tors In all the al
luring colors. Fine xephyr yarns
nro used in knitting this well
knowa brnnd of sweaters which
may be secured In slip-on or coat
styles, Many of them are hand
flocked Jaequard, but others uro
plain weavo. For those who don't
care, for the daring colors there
are delicate patitels. . ..
f! a I her 'Hound the rireplneo
Fortttnalo Indeed In tho family
which can gather 'round an open
fireplaeo for warmth and compan
ionship. A fireplaeo In a Joy In any
home. , Itnt .npless It t,s kept f-ee
from soot and cinders, it may ho
a source of, discomfort' as well.ot
only does a dirty flroplnce Increase
the burden of the hou:wifiV In
cleaning the home, .hut It Is likoly
to make the flro more difficult to
build. Then, .too, the handling of
dirty fire tongs is unploasant as
well rts Insanitary.
Andrions and ': other fireplaeo
equipment should be scrubbed fre
quently with soapsuds and hot wat
er.' If they are made of Iron", spe
cial care should ho taken to dry
tliein thoroughly In order to keep
them from becoming rusty
on tho Indian Ocean.. Boat build
Ing is tho chief manufacture of tho
city. Tho boats cruise the, Pprslnn
Gulf to. seek ihn lustrous pearln
which add to Kowelfs .prosperity
before thoy oventiralty find their,
way to tho Rue do la paJx. . ,
Arab Wonion Clljag to. Vclfr..,
"Arabs form pie ftiiQVlty of' the
people of Kowelt city .althouglt
thero are also ncgroee, slaves and
freed, Jews, Persians and Knst In
dians. Tho Arabs In the, .city -con-Irast
aharply with the hardy Bo
doulns. They aro a thin, sallow,
unathletlo looking people, They af-'
foot -the m'ollflud costume-, of. the
city Arab but wear, tho .tradition,
al Unfflyeh, tho flowing headdress,
usually in red or white. The Arab
woman of Koweit still flings to her
black . veil and enveloping black
cloak, which sometimes parts and
displays gayly-coloved , skirts bo
nonth, . .,
A Husj' Siillan. '
. "Ahmed Jbn Jabir, Hultan of
Kowelt, rules under British protec
tion.. Besides being head of the
Hulianate, bn Jnblr Is mayor and
chief justice for Koweit, city. Rvery
morning he sits for several hours
In the market plaeo diHjtonslng Jus
tice to the, Inhabitants. la judg
ment iNiufvr questioned nor is U
NUbJoct to jurk. In tho town. lils
aqihorlly Is absolute, Ouilde, the
Hedouln tribes arc pacified ' by
gifts nud inf lnonoed by bonovolent
patronage. ,
9 "lbn. Jablr's palace, which is
gradually being renovated -with tho
Introduction of modern Improve
ments, is ono of tho new fine build
ings In tho town. . Another Is .the
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itfc jhsvM&te mdMmtd, which anc Cut in one.
The naHlDjr of ouilte In the home ;
in recent months lias become asfon-,
i shingly popular even to the extent-
It is said, of interfering with bridge
schedules and attendance at the
matinee. In some measure this re
version In fi ninnnop ' nrMinftf tnn
! whiln not ncconinnnleil Thv nnvthino
suggesting coonnkin caps or hand-d
made hose may ho tho result of.:
an abnormally cold winter and, the'
resulting conftnement'ln the homes.
A quijt may be worked on in alt. odd
momonis, u is poiniea out, iiut it : -.ru---,:. : ....r.T, -
tnkos n. formldnhlo total of mo.j-.alk as tho trnmp uacd t0 d,
ment.s to comnloto one. .
Some obamvora find ovldcnco ofl1"' nro. hitc-h-li.kois, those nuto-
a well dnflned reaction from tlio mobile trumps which Infest lho city
'.2 1A t
T OW, sweeping graceful lines; accentuated by tfb origi.
rial body striflingj sue stenaer -raaimor prupie-ana iiie
M annbircK hnilv construction stand dllt tit ihii model of
the Dodge Brothers. New Six. A rumble, sea? is sfandar
equipment in tne JJe L,iixe troupe.
woman's rights movement.. Ad
ventures Into fields formerly con
sidered, man's exclusive territory
lira , boglnnlnff ,to pnll a llttlo on
womnn, nnd she. declining another
ilcnritlf along with an invitation
to. .tho. wrestlingr match, .reaches
baek Into tho past for something
exclusively her own. Quilting hap
pened to he selected; it might havo
been spinning, the moldlntr of can
dle's' or the weaving of rag rugs.
Statistics are not available at the
moment to provo that this diagnos
is is. correct, but those who sup
port It are confident enough to pre
dict that, woman eventually will re
turn to housework: and tho mend
ing of clothes. (Editorial Opinion,
Kansas City Star). . ,
auto parks anil a great mass, of peo
ple who just float, into a town he
cause they want to. got from, where
they were to some- place elso. The
reason thero aro moro of hirrt now
than formerly is because of the eas
ier methods of transportation.
make It up; with' many of the town's .
best sals.,, . It- he marries ouq of
them, ho Is apt to float put again
lenvlne-' her with nothing hut some
experience nnd maybe a baby on
her hands. It it is a girl floater.'
she may nab some of; the home'
town boys temporarily -arKl then
float out on him leaving him with
an experience he will afterwards
Ono of the reasons for so much , wish Jl0 hadn't had.
. The Ploater
more cussedness . In the country
than formerly may be charged to
the floater. The average floater
feels no responsibility to the com
munity nor anybody- in ii. He is
away from home and without re
straint. Nobody knows him, he
figures, and so what he docs does
n't matter. He uses the same reas-
GirLs and women, of nil persons
in the world, should bo wary or
floaters. If the business man wnn&
to take a chance on -one. It means
little bitt an NSF. check. That is
happening all the time. Put girls
nnd awomen should let the floater
alone until he has proved hlmseii. :
The chief reason so many people-
walk in the path pf rectltudo is be-
oning ns the village deacons who so
often turn up in questionable places' nn,- nf thi fear of .nubile oninion.
when they go to the big town to buy , Tne floater Is outside this influeo
nerft season's goods. , ; . J cp If punc bpinlan got too x
A floater should alwavs bo view- .,.. un-t rf0.
cd with suspicion. If the matter ;out nnfl fjoat into somewhere else,
has become a habit with him 'it Is He has no public, no prlclo, no rep
a pretty sure sign he Is indopend-1 l)tntlon. Ttowaro of the floater.
- ahio. . The conventionalities, that (Corvallis Ghetto Times). ,
. .According . to the sociologists mke for the stabillzalinn of so- ; 4- . ..
there' are noro floaters In this ciety mean very little to him. That t PARTS UP) American' army
country than evej- before, They 'are means that those who trust him ! stocks, tenyears after the war, are
not the old fashioned tramp with ' may Invite trouble. There is the ! still being sold In Franco'. Stores '
all hirf Worldly goods tied up In u boy floater who drifts into town. 1 are scattered through France where
red baadann and hung- across his He Is new. If he dresses fairly well boots, cotg. eoeUs nnd all kinds of
hack, txit tlioae who were too lay.y and hns nn "air'; he' can entity nrmy equipment are sold.
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OI.RVKLAND () If; th?M-ural
child is to have aj iqiMiro'doal tiid,.
schools must do "mitch vbbtte1y
the opinion of Ktlmp. C'hrstcnsen;
director of rural education of th
Minnesota Hlato Teachers college.
Hho so told the- National Sorler
of Collego-Teae'heTO-.or lOdticdtlon
at their anhttnl meeting hero to
day. One year.'.she :aKKerted,' is
too iihrt a llmo to'make the neces
sary VrpAratlnn for teaching In a
rural school. - ...
'When we enmnnre the nunllfli
American MLssion hnspltnl, a large r cations 'of . rural teaching- todny..
st met ore of steel nnd reinforced ! with, 'those . JO years ago -wo feej.
concrete, Here modern medicine that great Improvement he.is ben ;
It rasa ! in practiced among Arabs, many of) made,' said. Mrs. Ohristrnsen. "and
fixtures may be kept shining with ; whose remedlon and charms seem yet ivn.nuist do hctter if iho rural,;
some reliable metnl polish, after f medieval to Westerners., child In to. have a square deal. V:
they have been carefully washed. I . Kutopia for Itcggnis. . .. . "Tho problem is before us of
Do not neglect the brlekH that sur
round tho hearth. Hot water and
soapsuds will keep them clean at d
bright, and a coat of hot oil ap
plied with a clean paint brush to
tiles will lend an aduYd gloss.
PAUIS (At Pawning of automo
biles hns reached such volume that
the municipal pawn shop must
build a garage nn handle rt0 earn.
Loans were made last year on 3l
cars. - Only 18 of them were unredeemed.
"Pegging is a payintr-profession 1 stnndards to be met by entrants (
In Kowelt. ,. Rvery evening, . after to the 'rural .curricula, courses to bo.'
Kunuown. inmimcraiiie neggars layi pursued uurmg uic training period
wlego.to the houses for scraps from and requirements, to. bp mot lii
tho evening meats. Aa the Koran j practice teaching. Two- yearh
emphasizes the giving of ,01ms to i should be the minimum for this
the poor, the Kowiet beggars are ! hardest of all teaching Jobs, Th
Wall fad. Many of the beggary are i prantico teaching should occur in
children who acquire such successilhe second year and should -be of
in tho art of cajolery that they two kinds: tortchipg Irf the grades
forego useful trades and develop and' teaching In ourtyplcaV rural
Into professional lMjggars." schools.'V v '
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CTnntflert nrlvnrtii(n ruHw
Mertforflrrnter T-nke Oateway.
Plain colors and vivid prints are
combined In dozens of the smart
ensembles, .Kings, blue, a blue
that Is even more bluo than elec
tric, la one of tho strong colors
this season, and whet nor It's crepe
tin chlno, georgette or flat cwpo, a
king blue dress In generally good
looking. Maize is another jue
dominating shades, as aro lemon
nnd banana. Many of tho dresses
nt tha M. M. uro fluffy and feint- !
nine to the last degrvc, but there!
are plainer, slenderising styles fori
the older, lnut womm. j
Emmy f-ou'sSiat shop at the M. '
M store specialize! in popular-1
pritod hats for women and chit-,
dren. There are ?ome adorable 1
straw "and silk bonnets for the;
ltttlo rotates. For hi alstor and
mother there ar felts and straw
in a wide rungo of styles ul col-
ora. Home of the colors which nil
mean, red are! Cbirlnda, a light :
gornulum shade: Frolse lcs Hols,
niedlmr. wine; Oaittllltnn, a brll-
llant hue, nnd (lava, bright wine
red. Purple, green, blue, brown ,
and ton, in numerous degrees are,
all being used in millinery. ;
Basque style pantie drense for
lift la girls from two to lx yearn1
no IdealToutflts for kiddies. Pen-.
ny'i women department ha'
pmne fetching pattern in printed
broadcloth nnd soI?ette.' The rtirtft '
ar little more than ersnnrlle ruf
lea. For tlrli from elwht to four-
v Presenting the New
Millinery Styles for Spring
Tuesday
Night
March
Fifth.
See These Vogulsh M&lels
Style without Extravagance
Open Home
7:30
, to
9:00 P.M.
1 EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
IN RUSSELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Open House
7:30
, to
9:00 P. M.
lit, 'ill .11.. '.(.I..
.Girls. WiU Be Pleased to Model Gowns or Wraps If You Wish
o
ur pprin
Tuesday; March 5,
nmg
7:30 to 9 P. M.
Flaring, dipping, grace
ful lines, feminity ex
pressed in . every line
such is the- mode that
Pans sponsors for spring.
Frocks, Wraps, Suits, En
s e m b le s, gorgeously
styled, exquisitely fash
ioned all are displayed
and await - your inspec
tion. v.
Ask for this Coupon Tuesday Evening'
COUPON
50c
ROLLINS RUN STOP SILK HOSIERY
THIS COUPON
IS GOOD FOR
ON PURCHAS
ING A PAIR OF
. St. 49 Quality Lex 50c Coupon - ..j 99c
S1.6S Quality Less 60c Coupon S1.15
$1.85 Quality Leu 50c Coupon $1.35
Coupon Good Until March 15," 1929
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Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Nothing sold during this night. Just come in and look
lovely things that we are displaying fo
101 South
Centra Ave.
around and
Spring.- .
see all the
MWA-A 1JMi M.'l.U
... , Ladies'. Ready-to-Wedr.
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