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raster,
sleek
Sharkskin cloth U used for tnu
tame worn by Sylvia Sidney. The
tailleur ana Jaunty hat are
In brown . and white. The plold
nil let oft the costume. '
TWO HANDKERCHIEFS
LATEST EVENING FAD
WASHINGTON (AP) Two chiffon
handkerchiefs, sometimes three, to
carry' out' the color scheme of on
evening costume are the newest sum
mer wrinkle..
fULINARY
VRAFT...
Br Estella Dorgan, Director of
Home Service, California
Oregon Power Co.'
LIJSMal
Cold Beginnings
In spite of the old laying about
good beginnings making poof end
ings, there Is no denying that a cool
and refresh I n g '
cocktail served as .
the first course of '
dinner these eve
nings usually puts
us In a frame of
mind to enjoy and
apprecl ate the
food whlcA fol
lows. ' This custom
seems to have be
come quite gen
eral but, for some
reason, very little
imagination la be
ing used in vary
ing the combina
tions. Now one can tire of the same
cocktail as easily as the same desert,
so let us change the Ingredients
often, use simple combinations and
be aure they are always very cold,
That will mean that they will be
easy to make and certain to please.
', Tomato Hauerkraut-clulce Cocktail
' Use heavy pack tomatoes and put
them thru two very fine sieves
; a. parts tomato stock ;
; I part sauerkraut juice
Shake well and serve very cold
j, -Melon Cocktails
Cut balls or cubes of fruit
Place chipped toe in bottom of
gloss, fill wltih melon and sprinkle
with powdered sugar. Chill.
White Cherry Cocktail
Mix white cherries, pineapple and.
grapefruit. Serve with dressing made
of maraschino syrup, pineapple and
cherry syrup, lemon Juice and a few
grains of salt.
Orange Mint Cocktail
3 oranges, divided Into segments
(all membrane being removed)
2 T. fresh mint, minced
1 T. lemon Juloe . - v
Powdered sugar.
Mix together orange pulp, minced
mint and lemon Juice with enough
powdered sugar to sweeten. Let chill
at least two hours. Decorate with
sprig of mint.
White Scarf With Black and White Suit H
Strikes Note Repeated in Hat Trimming
A List of Choice Irises!
, With the planting season for ma
low at hand; one naturally won
ders what are the good dependable
varieties. This list has been selected
with' great oare, to Include only vig
orous kinds. Under each color group
the first kinds given an now in
the De-cent class, and those follow
ing aie more expensive, up to the
as aristocrats which art still new.
and rare. 80 from thla list you may
attest to ault your purse. While it
la not complete, It will be helpful
In ordering varieties with which one
la not familiar,
UOHT BLUES Princess ' Beatrice,
"Queen Caterlna, Asia, Odaroloo,
ti Sensation Candlelight. .
MEDIUM BLUBS Miranda, Vlolacea
Orandulora, Autumn King (this
blooms both spring and- autumn)
... Blue Velvet. . . . , '
jniP BLUIS Othello,- Perfection,
I Archeveque, Pare do Neullly, Lent
a Williamson, Proapero, Bout de
Mow. Oaudlehau, Majestic r
mains Perthlue, Buto, . Baldwin,
Bwaal, Sir Mlohael.
UOHT PINKS Queen of May,
Dream. Quaker Lady, Rhelngeu
- perle, Trostrtnger, Mldgard, Dally
Madison, Allure.
DEEP . PINKS Susan..' Buss, Abena,
Kvadne, Eventide, Aphrodite, ' Mrs.
Marlon Cran, fYagonard, JBsterel,
Mme. Cecil Bouacant.
DEEP PURPLE REDS Korblll, Am
bassadeur, Seminole, Tenebrae,
. Morning Splendour, Oeorge J. Trt
bolet, Bruno. Labor, Le Correge,
Cardinal, Peerless, Grace Bturte
vant, Mrs. Valerie West.
PURS YELLOWS Aiirea, Bherwin
Wright, Bheklnah. Ophlr 0010,
Gold Imperial, Nymph, Allquippa,
Prairie Oold, Piute d Or.
YELLOW BICOLOR BLENDS Iris
King, Plammen Bchwert, Argynnis,
Cltronella, Maori Princess, King
Tut, King Midas.
YELLOW BLENDS Afterglow. Va
lencia, Jubilee, King Karl, Vesper
Oold, Doxa, Tuscany Gold, Church,
mouse.
PURB WHITES Fairy, Florentine,
White Knight, Zua. Tn Mahal,
Zads, Snow White, White and
Oold, Wambllska.
FRILLED WHITES Mme. Chereau,
Parisians, True Charm, Beau Ideal,
Wm. Mohr.
WHITE BICOLORB Rhelne Nlxe.
Mildred Presby. Mary Williamson,
Rene Oayeux, Rhelntoolitcr, Dor
othy Delta '
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scarves and suits
season. At the lett
VVray wears a scarf
hiic faille with a suit
ack and wince tweed,
hat has the material
the scarf for a clever
It' - . .1
ciiccu rtt cue ngnc
nor Boardman wears
mart tailored tweed
suit set off with ascot tie
and close fitting hat.j
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Healthy Tan Holds No Terrors .
For This Season's. Debutantes
JO PRESERVE FOODS
C CLEAN REFRIGERATOR
Iv 'Whethor you buy your 'loa from
the Ice man or frei-to your own
lea cubes In the latest 'modol me
chanical rfifrlgerator, It's Impor
tant to kfep the Ice choat In top
hotch condition, especially during
the warm weather months: In
either type of equipment, -cleanliness
as wall as cold la necessary
to check the growth of bacteria.
Don't clutter up the refrigerator
with canned goods or staples that
will keep Just as well on the
pantry shelves. Arrange all foods
so that the moat perishable ones
such as milk and oream, raw meat
and fish, will ba near oat the Ice
or cooling chamber. Waxed paper
bags or tightly covered dlnhes
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AMoctslU tsm Paste
A brloht Mure hat been predicted
- fee Frsulsla Henny Klefe, vhe hse
keen attracting eenalderable attsn-
.1 1. n - , I k..ua
help to keep the various food
flavor from mixing and to pre
serve the natural ' moisture of
foods. Only apotlossly clean dlh
es should ho placed In the refri
gerator. Milk and cream bottles
should be wiped off with a eoapy
cloth and thoroughly dried. It
spilled foods are mopped up Im
mediately with luke-warm soap
suds cleaning will never be dif
ficult. About once a week, empty the
refrigerator of every bit of food,
and wash shelves and walls with
tepid water and aoap to which a
little baking soda has been ap
plied. Wipe off the outside W
a damp, aoapy cloth. If your re
frigerator Is the old faahionod
kind you will need to clean the
drnln pipe and trap as well.
RED IN ALL SHADES
TO BE FALL COLOR
NEW YORK (AP) Red ft the most
talked -of color for fall. The shades
vary all the way from brick to dark
carnation. Including geranium, mag
neta and bordeaux. A rich wine red
promises to be the most fashionable
tint.
I '
Miss Jean Woodson Is among the debntantaa of Washington's winter
season who refuse to let coming out plans Interfere with summer's enjoy
ment. Hhe'a more Interested In hiking and swimming than In selecting
gowns for the approaching social festivities. -
By Sue MoNamara
WA8HINOTON (AP) Tan has no
terrors for the capital girls looking
forward to a debut next fall., ;,
The 1633 debutante places healtA
and fun above mere white shoulders.
What she loses In the whiteness
of her skin, browning under a sum
mer sun, she gains In poise, strength
and grace with which to face her
first Washington social season.
Rather than forego ' Ve outdoor
joys of summer debs of the coming
crop are letting tan and sunburn tint
camella skins a deep maroon or
brown.
The ballroom of a leading hotel
has been engaged ever since last
Christmas for the coming-out tea
dance of Miss Jean Woodson next
Christmas day.
But Miss Woodson Is Just now so
engrossed In hiking, swimming and
horseback riding In the Rocky moun
tains that she has not even selected
the color of gown she will wear for
the big event.
cvie la fair mora Interested Just now
In .
A tricky riding outfit of brown
linen and brown felt hat to which
she adds variety with various pastel
tinted ties and handkerchiefs.
There 8 a Brighter Day Coming
. "Keep Smiling" -
Use Ladino Cheese
Go camping with plenty of Ladino cheese in the lunch
basket and have a happy time.
ALL LEADING GROCERS CARRY IT
The Ladino Products Go.
Eagle Point, Oregon
A pajama ault of white shantung
silk with green polka dots-4-flne for
picnics or swimming parties.
A quantity of simple one-ptcce
cotton dresses.
An evening dance frock of red chif
fon, the low cut back covered with
ribbons of silver beads made over
flesh colored chiffon.
The girl who will have Mrs. Artjhur
Hyde, wife of the secretary of agri
culture, and Mrs. Richard Yates, wife,
of the former governor of Illinois,
helping to receive at her debut party
Is now sleeping under stars and
teaching a group of girls how to
swim and ride. .
She rode horsebsck from Colorado
8prlngs to Cheyenne to attend the
rodeo.
Miss Woodson Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Woodson. She
was born In the capital and educated
at te Holton Arms school, where she
sperlallred In international law.
BARRED BY LORDS,
PEERESSES STRIVE
FOR EQUAL RIGHTS
LONDON (AP) British , peeresses
in , their own right want to sit In
the house of lords and are making
a determined effort to crash the gate
of that famous hall.
There are about 30 in all. led by
Lady Rhondda.a woman of action
who is. among other things, a com
pany director and editor of a lively
topical magazine..
So for their luck has been bad.
Prime Minister MacDonald is sym
pathetic, but says it 1 is up to the
house of lords.
The lords, no little aghast, say,
"No," or merely, "My word I" .
The government says the removal
of sex disqualification destroyed the
prohibition against peeresses.
. The lords say there Is nothing on
the statute books which would per
mit their admission.
The ladles say it Is a vicious cir
cle and that they Intend to petition
the king.
The battle has been going on since
1918 and Viscount Astor twice has
been defeated when he introduced
bills In the bouse of lords to remedy
the situation, 1
MEN USING SCENT
BUT LIKE IT MILD
WASHINGTON (P Alcn are
using the "mild" powders and
toilet waters, a leading depart
ment store reports.
A certain brand which Is not
cloylngly sweet finds many mas
culine patrons. They purchase tal
cum powder, scented soap and
toilet water.
' Women sometimes buy the same
brand for their husbands that
thfy do for themselves.
DR. I. H. GOVE
Dependable Dentistry
235 Eaat Main, Upstair
Phone S72-J
V fi'B'Ol...
w
on your next visit to
San Francisco
Enjoy all the comforts of your , ,
own home. Stay at the new El
Coma Apartment Hotel. Sixteen
stories of snodera living . closs -M
the downtown theatres, sod
shopping districts (Geary nesr
' Taylor.)
LivtflS hMHIl tottk taMtaMuul
floors, Orientsl rugs sod radio. Combinatioa tub and
shower bathrooms. Elertrifi.l titrkM..
Frigidsin, and complete serving facilities.
APARTMENTS..
Attractive !
SUITES.., HOTEL KOOHS
Ratta, hi Dar. WmIi or Moots.
wmt, wits, er poess for fenhu iaiarsunos.
t VEkA US'
Decorations For
The Home
By Jane Snedloor
Article XXII. (Continued)
The book .contains nearly three
hundred designs for furniture of
many 'types. His advice to uphols
terers Is Interesting reading. For
Instance. "Mahogany chairs should
have the seats of horsehair, plain.
striped or chequered, or cane bottoms
with cushions, the cases of which
should be covered ' with the same as
the curtains."' For the painted furni
ture he advises printed cottons and
linens. Pole fire-screens should, ac
cording to the guide, ."be ornament
ed with maps, Chinese figures, or
needlework. .. ;
Quoting again from the "Guide."
we . learn that "draperies for beds
may be executed of almost any stuff,
which the loom ' produces. White
dimity, plain or corded, Is peculiarly
applicable. which, with a gym head
ing, produces an effect of elegance
and neatness, truly agreeable."
. Green was ftls favorite oolor and
he preferred stripes to all other de
signs. A Hepplewhlte room Is Irreproach
able. It has lightness with dignity
and no frivol about it. Hepplewhlte
furniture blends well with other
straight-legged pieces but IS' not at
home with curved cabriole supports.
One writer says "it Is purely a matter
of sentiment, but there seems always
a necessity for completing a Hepple
whlte table with a porcelain vase of
old fashioned garden flowers. Wall
flowers set off satinwood astonish
ingly." -
Knitting Booms.
, In Australia As
Slump's Result
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) Re
markable revival of needlework and
knitting la reported throughout Aus
tralia. Shopkeepers' sales of needles, knit
ting and sewing yarns and other
needlework materials during the past
few months have been unprecedent
ed. ,. . ' '
It Is a result of the depression.
Reduced Incomes have necessitated
household and clothing economics.
Daughters now out of employment
cannot sit Idly at home, so they get
busy with knitting needles.
Then there Is the greater need and
more urgent appeals by benevolent
societies, and many a commute!
spends traveling time each day in
making garments for the needy. -
All this female Industry Is hav
ing another effect, too. There has
been an amazing slump In the price
of women's wear and. several old es
tablished - businesses that dealt In
rich goods have failed.
CABINET WIVES LIKE
GREEN FOR PARTIES
WASHINGTON W) Green Is
the choice of several of the cabinet
wives for summer wear.
At a recent white House garden
party Mrs. William O. Mitchell,
wife of the attorney general, wore
a gown of Lanvln green- printed
crepe with a large black hat. Mrs.
Walter Brown, wife of the post
master general, was also in green
with n hat to mntch.
PARIS OFFERS NEW 'M ARQUISEHa
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' This Is Jean Patou'a new "Marquise" hat Named for the color!
marquises 01 tne eignteenm century, 11 is oeeigned of black velvets
finished with a velvet bow on the left aide. It la worn pulled low g
uia riant eye.
Dull Fabrics Top Fall Mode
With Black Hailed as Leadei
By Diana Merwln
; (Associated Press Fashion Editor)
PARIS (AP) Richness is the rule
for early fall fabrics.
Following predictions of eighteenth
century sumptuousness In the winter
mode, materials for early autumn, so
far shown, display quiet elegance and
richness In weave and sheen.
Dull fabrics dominate the mode.
New lames are seen, displaying a
treatment of metal threads uned as
a discreet background for dull satins
or crepes. Instead of forming dlsf
guaeo. patterns as formerly.
Moires In heavy rich watered
signs, woven to drape voluptud
to the figure, also promise to be
01 ine lormai fall mode.
Many dull surfaced silks an
torned with figures of the sarai
but of another fabric.
Black is hailed as the outiuJ
Winter color bv one nrnmlntnt
turler, while others promise favcl
rich dark colors.
SAILOR COLLAR ON
EVENING GOWN
PARIS (AP) Jack Tar's sailor col
lar Is a new wrinkle on m'adame's
new evening gown. Some of the new
est white crepe or satin dinner frocks
have matching sailor collars falling
half way down the back of the gown.
Necklines on such frocks are neces
sarily high.
River Controls Gus Prices
RENO. (UP) In the retail gasoline
business here service station opera
tors are not on one side of the fence
or the other; they are on one side
or l,he other of the Truckee river.
North of the river gosollife was sell
ing ot 20VJ cents a gallon, and on the
south side 21 cents was the pre
vailing price.
LEOPARD JACKETS
WIN FALL FAVOR
PARIS (AP) Leopard Jackets
other style 'Influence of the Cold
Exposition promise one of
smartest wraps for fall wear,
of them ore no longer than
length and fit snugly to the Hi
They are worn with bright-col
skirts.
.
De I,u xe Weepers for SwhM
ARLOEP, Sweden. (UP) wnat
been termed the largest and
modern third-class railway tie;
cars In Europe have been compj
here for the Swedish State tiWi
Each carriage is built entirely 01
and the compartments, wmcn
in all. 30 bertfis. are handsomely
ished in polished teakwootr
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A COURTESY CALL
ANY disappointments and sometimes embnrrass-
mem i-esuu irom "just dropping m ' on ioiKa.
A telephone call is so quick and reassuring that most
people think of it not only as a courtesy due others, '
but a real convenience to themselves and it costs little.
Anyone, anywhere, any time from your own telephone,
or from public telephones conveniently located everywhere.
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
of Southern Oregon
SIO Otity St