Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 20, 1952, Image 27

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Fabrics, Wall
Some of the newest and most
outstanding wallpaper and
home fabrics designs this Fall
will be reproductions of pieces
used in homes almost 200 years
ago.
Fabric and wallpaper design
ers are findnig a wealth of ideas
in museums throughout the
country. In many cases old
homes dating from the 18th cen
tury and set aside as historical
landmarks provide an inspira
tion for new designs.
In other cases, individual art
icles such as patchwork quilts
made by hte early settlers,
primitive paintings, and early
reedlepoint designs provide the
Coverings Inspired by Museum Pieces
able in white, off-white shades, 1 a "modern art pattern in striK
and a wide range of colors as ingly simple black and white.
inspiration for . contemporary
home fabrics and wallpapers.
Most designers believe that
good design is ageless, that
those designs which were out
standing in their -time, will be
outstanding now.
Many of these old-new prints
appearing in this Fall's home
decorating fashions are as adapt
able to contemporary decor as
to homes decorated in early
American or Victorian periods.
Translucent materials for
wall-to-wall draperies ' are fea
tured for the modern' home
with wide expanses of glass to
let in light and air, and yet as
sure privacy. They are avail-
well and are also a favorite
choice for glass curtains and for
traverse drapes.
Richly textured surfaces, rus
tic linen and shantung weaves,
are repeated in many smart
drapery fabrics in solid colors
and a wealth of distinctive geo
metric, modern print themes
and abstract patterns.
White and neutral grounds
are preferred. A pattern in a sin
gle color, or at most two colors,
looks newer than the conven
tional multi-color floral designs.
If you like to do something
that's really different, consider
Patterned strikes lend them
selves to a variety of decorating
uses. A striped fabric as a slip
cover for an extra chair provides
pleasing contrast when other
slipcovered pieces in the same
room are done in solir color
fabrics.
SPOTS OUT ......
Wool suiting - can be "spot
cleaned" with soap and water in
an emergency.; Water , soluble
grease spots and " sugary ' or
syrupy stains come off with a
soapy damp cloth. Rinse by wip
ing with a clean damp cloth.
1
SU,A4WSW. inn ii.., -
m f II it m KssjoasMK mm
Featuring Outstanding New Styles, Exceptional Values!
This Week at
BEDFORD
FURNITURE
We've scoured the markets for truly smart
home furnishings that will give YOUR
home the delightful new "Look" at truly
budget-wise prices. Be sure to see our dis
plays of the newest of furniture tonight,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ... during
Medford's fall opening!
During Bedford's Fall Opening We Are
Continuing These Outstanding
BUY NOW
fr 0N0UR
CP) Easy Terms
CHROME TABLE
Reg. $34.95 - NOW
f-Zj O ft)
"'"""I ' " W I I II
. , v"" . , , a i
WITH THE
PURCHASE OF
FOUR CHAIRS
BEAUTIFULLY STYLED - TWO PIECE
kroe
Hi
Available In All Colors
Regular S 289.50
SPECIALLY PRICED
IrSL
61 1 Oil AL
32
LARGE SELECTION OF
TABLES and LAMPS
Use Our Lay-Away Plan or Easy Payment Plan
COMPANY o o Free Delivery Service Everywhere
SIXTH and BARTLETT PHONE 2-4848
A A
RNITURE
News Hosiery Shade
Cued to All Autumn
Colors in Costumes
Cued to costume colors . . .
to the trends in footwear and
accessories . . . and keeping pace
with all that new in fashion
are the highlights of the Fall
hosiery news.
Hosiery shades have never
achieved such a finely keyed
harmony to the wonderful Fall
colors.
Four outstanding color ranges
are the fashion-preferred tones:
Spicy Beige. Golden Tan. Soft
Taupe and Radiant Brown.
To accent the dramatic col
ors on Fall's palette there are:
new iridescents, mauve-or-blue-tinted
taupes, gray with bluish
undertones, and vibrant liqueur
shades.
And never have hosiery man
ufacturers beguiled women
with such appealing names of
hosiery colors!
Styling in Fall hosiery is in
fluenced by the footwear sil
houettes. For the sling pump,
there are heel-less styles with
rainforced toe construction. The
fashion-important banded shoe
and sandal foot stocking with
very little reinforcement. Mesh
hosiery is particularly styled
with the casual shoe in mind.
Accessories are so important
this season, that they are. also
exerting tremendous influence
on hosiery. Shades in hosiery
will be keyed to handbags, hats,
the fashion-wise waistline ac
cent, such as the cummerbund,
or gloves for a well-coordinated
outfit. .
New notes in hosiery design
are heels which reflect and em-
Dhasize the leg tone, a new
type of weave by one manufae
turer that gives hosiery a high
luster - effect, and the introduc
tion of the iridescent effect.
Definitely its to be a sea
son of striking, color-relaied
outfits with hosiery adding the
important' note of flattery!
Wednesday, August 20, 1852
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
f -"'-'"- mm'-"'MiY:iji
New Styles, Fabrics
In Middy Slip Wear-
Overshadowed in the past
seasons by the tremendous pop
ularity of petticoats, slips now
come into their own with a new
importance ... a new styling
fabric manipulation.
Here as in other phases of
fashion, the elongated torso is
newsworthy. Designed ,to play
up the middy or soft fullness,
slips stress the smooth line to
just below the hips, and then
flare from this point to the hem.
Lightly trimmed with lace or
net, long torso slips will be fa
vored in nylon tricot or the ray
on and nylon blended tricots
Particularly noteworthy this
season are lace slips either
made completely of lace or with
midriff insets of lace, or lace
overlays. These are the slips that
are deisgned "to show"! Other
novelties are tucked bodice front
slips . . . printed, woven nylon
. . . shirred bustline effects . .' .
and tiered skirts descending
from elongated-torso, camisole
type tops.
PANELS OVER PANTS
A new trick in sportswear is
the panel over pants theme.
These look like skirts but are
slit all the way up the sides to
reveal skirt-length trousers be
neath. Destined to be a campus
favorite, these will surely get
wide response in the at-home
fashion collections.
DESIGNER JO COLLINS plays
up the separate story for Fall
in fine ribbed corduroy in this
stunning vest and skirt, perfect
change-abouts for campus or
office.
THE IMPORTANT JUMPER in
this Fall's fashion picture is in
terpreted by New Jaunty Sports
wear in feather-weight tweed
with black silk braid accents,
pique blouse.
Black Suede Pumps
To Take 1st Place
In Fall Fashions
Pumps, the people's choice for
Fall '52. '
Pumps with detail, with con
trasting color trims.. Pumps with
embroidered vamps and cutouts,
with draping and tucking, with
contrasting fabric and leather
trims.
Pumps with low heels, mid
way heels, high heels, with open
or closed toes, with open or clos
ed backs. Each new style an ex
citing fashion story to correlate
with the complete costume this
Fall.
With the trend to the "little
black dress," this Fall, the black
suede pump, according to the
National Shoe Institute, takes
first place in the color parade.
Rich Details
The pump also assumes fash
ion importance because of the
rich deep textured coats and
suits in the many cross-dyed
wools with color on a black base.
Suede pumps are handsomely
decorated with jet and rhine
stone beading, touches of pat
ent, faille, valvet, satin and calf
trims, fabric braids and appli
ques, mesh inlays, buttons and
bows.
Black shoes are also news
when combined with bright col
ors such as red or black with
green. The autumn harvest tol
ors, from the palest beige to
deep coppery tones, go with the
new Fall costumes and these
sombre shades are also smartly
combined with black.
The warm vibrant shade of
Town Brown will step into Fall
along with important hues, deep
Ruby Red and bright lively ac
cents of green. Grey is a growing
color., especially when combined
with black. Grey flannel goes
well with calf and patent trims,
and 'beige flannel and tweedy
textures are now gaining in
prominence.
New Lines
The shoe silhouette is a chang
ing picture. Scalloped lines
frame the foot, sling heels have
the new higher halter style sling.
Toe openings are varied in size
and sometimes openings appear
unexpectedly at the little toe or
toward the side of the foot. Open
shank pumps, these with closed
toes and backs but open at the
sides create a lighter look.
Comfort goes with fashion as
well as bacon with eggs these
days. Newest innovations in
clude the soft shoe tailored to fit
and feel more like an old glove
than a brand new shoe.
Keeping pace on popularity
with .pumps for Fall, are open
banded shoes in a variety of
strap styles as well as elasticiz
ed bands, slings and pull-over
type shoes which keep the foot
comfortably and conveniently in
just the right place.
Portland Enters 51st
Day Without Rainfall
Portland (U.R) Portland
Tuesday entered its 51st con
secutive day without measurable
rainfall, the longest dry period
since 1931 when the city had no
appreciable rain for 56 straight
days.
The forecast called for partly
cloudy weather . Tuesday morn
ing, partly sunny in the after
noon with more clouds Tuesday
night.
USED PIANOS
Many good ones to choose from
Every piano is completely reconditioned and guaranteed
Low Monthly Payments
Erskine's Piano Shop
1304 KINGS HI WAY
PHONE 2-4296
9 S3
cyA
117 S. Central, Medford
Phone 2-6241
TONIGHT
6 to 9 Specials
OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
FOR YOUR FAMILY SHOPPING
CONVENIENCE
NO PHONE LAYAWAYS PLEASE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
Reg. 89c
NYLON
HOSIERY
SPECIAL
PRICE
57c
TONIGHT
ONLY
WARDS CAROL BRENT
51 GAUGE, 15 DENIER
FULL COLOR AND SIZE RANGE
HOSIERY DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
1 .09 -1 .69
BEACH
TOWELS
SPECIAL
PRICE
47c-77c
TONIGHT
ONLY
SIZES 28"x56" 30"x60"
THICK, ABSORBENT COTTON TERRY
MULTI-STRIPES ON WHITE BACKGROUND
YARDAGE DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
WERE 1.98
MEN'S
SPORT SHIRTS
SPECIAL
PRICE
1 . 17
TONIGHT
ONLY
RAYON TROPICAL PRINTS
COOL AIRY COTTON PLISSE
3HORT SLEEVES S- M. L.
MEN'S DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
WAS 32.95
INNERSPRING
LOUNGE
SPECIAL
PRICE
19.88
TONIGHT
ONLY
ALUMINUM FINISHED STEEL FRAME
REVERSIBLE INNERSPRING PAD
5 ONLY BLUE OR YELLOW
FURNITURE DEPT. SECOND FLOOR