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.PRING FASHION EDITION
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Spring Hat Styles
' Threaten to Turn the
Heads
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In the showing at Autumn,
133 here and there one caught
glimpse ot an otf-faco hat . . .
sometimes becoming almost an
atrocity. The fashion caused
much comment. Would they be
come popular ' Were they easy
to . wear? Why were they not
ore flattering? . All these quer
ies have been cleared up with
the new showings. The off-face
is definitely in the picture, but
It Is a new off-face hat. Milliu
rs have taken definite steps to
amend their original ideas and
to present an off-face silhouette
which has been so adjusted as to
tie becoming and acceptable to
women of all type and ages.
Many Versions
First to be considered is the
bat that . started this npward
movement- the baby bonnet.' It
Is reminiscent of the diadem
head dress which was so popular
for winter formalities. It has an
upturned brim that frames the
face in a delightfully naive fash
Ion. There is also the poke bon
net, another version of the same
type, in which the brim becomes
larger at top and sides. These
are definitely hats to be worn
with nfternoon clothes, or when
you dine informally. And sensi
tive designers pray that only
those with fresh, naive faces at
tempt to wear them!
Rolling Brims
It is interesting, to see the
number of rolled brims which
have entered the world. There
are some very wide brims that
roll up suddenly like a curate's
hat. Then there are others that
take you back to the days when
you were a child and wore little
upturned sailors. If brims turn
ed up all the way around are not
becoming, there are Just as many
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There is a very evident silhou
ette sympathy between hats and
coats this season. The wind
blown silhouette tbat became
front page news after Schiapar
elli launched it has become an
important tendency in millinery.
There are any number of tats
that turn back sharply and stress
movement toward the back.
There are even a few windblown
crowns where the movement
takes a forward direction.
Classic Hats
If you cling to the good old
classics which never, never go
out of style, there are plenty ot
them to be seen at all good mil
liners. Every smart woman al
ways manages to keep one of
these very satisfactory bats in
her closet. - '
Berets, Forever
Berets, bless them, are forever
with us, and no matter in what
guise they appear they are al
ways sure of a welcome. The
Schiaparelil beret is the one
which is attracting attention. It
is an about face from the berets
which were pulled down over the
eye last season. These new ones,
quite full, and rather like the
artist's tarn, are draped to the
side and back. They are new,
smart and fun to wear.
Hat Fabrics
With so much news of silhou
ette, fabrics have taken rather a
back seat. Straws are Inconspi
cuous, being mostly smooth.
There are many straw cloths
which seem destined for a prom
inent part in the spring picture.
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MEN'S CLOTHIER
Seventh and Main
Felts are coming bark and this
will be big news for the wo
men who love to wear them all
the ,yoar round. They are be
ing seen In many colors and are
decidedly smart.
Trimmings are few and far be
tween on smarter hats. There
is o much interest in line, that
there is little need ot further
embellishment. With the
ceptlon of a gay little feather
seen here and there, there are
almost no trimmings.
Freedom of Sea
Clothes is Advance
Summer News
Flay clothes for the beach have
followed in the wake of swim
suits. They havo grown, briefer
and briefer, and as free as the
wind. While a few seasons ago
smart beach combers were flap
ping along In wide, and long pa-
Jamas, this year finds them all
putting them away In favor ot
the newer, freer shorts.
There's a long story that could
be written about shorts. The
printer season In Florida and on
all smart benches showed them
far and above every other beach
fashion.- All kinds of shorts!
Flannel shorts, plaid gingham
shorts, coarse linen shorts, jersey
shorts, and even knitted shorts.
Some were hand crocheted and
looked like baby pants.
The wearing ot the shorts is
not combined only to young
things who have figures above
reproach. If you're above the
age who wear the very close
fitting kin that look like Boy
Scout shorts, there are plenty
made with waistline pleats, and
that hang full like a little skirt.
And if you don't go In for njnch
exposure-, there Is a very smart
outfit that consists ot shorts,
shirt and a skirt that buttons
on. It the past winter season in
the southland Is any Indication
and it invariably is, all America
will be taking its shorts along
when they go out on the beach
this coming summer!
LAKEVIEW
LAKEVIEW, Ore. Dr. E. R.
Derflinger, from the state veter
inarian's office, and F. H. Thomp
son, inspector for the United
States bureau ot animal industry.
in cooperation with County Agent
Victor W. Johnson, have just
completed the testing of 2.824
ranch beef cattle for tuberculosis.
No trace of the disease was found.
This wss considered to bo a most
excellent record.
The NRA porcupine control
crew covered 65,000 acres of the
Fremont forest within the past
30 days. Seven Hundred ninety
two porcupines were shot and
116 dens were treated.
Tha hnva nf the T.AkOVieW high
school will present an amateur
boxing show on March 23 in the
local high school gymnasium as
a Honnm fnr the athletic fund
of the school. A large group of
student boxers have been train
in thn nast few months in pre
paration of the event.
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Many Innovations
For Spring and
Summer
Even as there Is a distinct
swing, toward browns Id tlio new
Spring suits for men. so is there
a corresponding demand by
smartly dressed men, for brown
shues. This color will be snown
in both the plain calfskins and
grained leathers. Ruckskln, too.
will be popular in this field.
The increasing demand for
rougher fabrics in meu's apparel
. . . homespuns, tweeds, shet
lands and cheviots has its com
plementary effect on footwear.
Black or brown plain calf, grain
ed leathers and Norwegian calf,
the latter adopted by university
men is the style lineup. The
Scotch wing tip and the usual
wing tip will be seen on these
shoes.
In the matter of models. Spring
footwear favors perforations and
moro perforations. Stylo leaders
say that the fashion arrow points
to a very evident trend toward
the narrow toe custom last.
Some of the new shades in
brown are. Bourbon. . . Sun Rust
. . . and Highland. Two tone
effects In brown will also be in
the style parade.
From the comfort angle, the
Spring shoes will be lighter in
weight. This is a forerunner to
Spring Shoes Step
Out with a Story
Excitingly New
There Is a new deal ahead for
shoes and for feet! Variety Is
entering the footwear world and
women will have the fun of
changing from one type of shoe
to another. This, experts Inform
Is very good for the well-
being of the feet.
Low Heels Xew
Schiaparelil started it! For an
entire season that famous lady
whose taste Is unerring has been
wearing very flat heeled, shoes.
not only for daytime, but for
evening as well. This Is a radi
cal change, and while It may not
prove a popular evening fashion,
it is decidedly a smart one, and
one that is fun to wear. The
heels on these sandals are about
one Inch high . . . and some are
even beelless!
First For Sports
This vogue for low heels may
be traced to the popularity and
comfort of the beach sandal.
Many smart women have been
going heelless for several seasons
on the beach and It was from
this that the fashion has gained
impetus. The low heel looks
well and not extreme In sport
shoes. They make much use of
cord and tassels as trimming. In
DuPont Heiress
Is Flying Fan
Back from an adventurous
trip by air to South America,
with her brother, Richard, In
their own plane, Miss Alice
DuPont Is shown here as she
joined the soclnl whirl at Miami
Beach, Fla. Blie Is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Felix
Dm font ot Wilmington, Dot,
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the summer shoe with tts still
lighter solo, and In some In
stances, perforated vamps tor
ventilation.
Sports shoes will be In evj
denco much earlier this season.
And this summer we will seo a
popular demand for the solid
whlto shoes. Leathers offer a
wide choice: buck, suede, calf,
goat and elk . . . and calf, goat
and genuine- seal in the grained
leathers.
But the stylo swing won't he
entirely toward the all whlto
shoe. Trimmed shoes will bo
favored by many, with n note
worthy interest In combination
will have many adherents In the
group of smartly groomed men.
An unusual stylo angle Is In
troduced through the application
of brown, gray or black under
lnys showing through the vamp
and tip perforations of white
shoes.
In the formal field, the pump
is the correct model. But you
have the Individual preference
ot patent leather, black Russia
or goatskin.
the afternoon and evening pic
ture, this fashion becomes more
fanciful. Braidings, lacings, tics
and clasps serve to hold the
shoes on tlio feet.
Topless Snndnls IniWrtniit
In the evening and formal af
ternoon picture, no shoe has the
Importance ot the toeloss sandal,
It has sprung from a high fash
ion to a decidedly prominent po
sition. It had Its beginning as a
beach sandal where the sight of
Woes- made no startling effect.
From the beach it entered the
boudoir where women ot fashion
wore It with pajamas and tea
gowns. Here It was right at
home and decidedly smart. Dur
ing the winter months It In
vaded thn ballroom and the thea
ter, until the toeleis sandal Is
predicted to be the most popular
of spring formal slippers.
Swagger Typo Shoes
The popular acceptance of
tweeds as a sportswear and street
fashion has led to a group of
shoes very casual in appearnnco
and decidedly comfortable. They
are mado of sturdy leathers,
strong but not too heavy, both
grained and smooth. They nro
seen In oxfords, In ghlllle types,
in tailored straps and spectator
type pumps. They are nt their
best In brown and aro most pop
ular In that color , for tho tawny
tweeds aro the decided leaders In
the fashion story.
Nnvy Blue Important .. v
The nnvy blue shoe has becomo
In the past few seasons the' In
evitable complement of the navy
costume. They are right not only
with the matching outfit, but
with beiges, greys and the lighter
blues. They look, well with
prints that take blue for a key
color, and they hold as deflnlto a
place in tho shoe wardrobe as
the black or brown shoe.
Perioral Iohh mill Mesb.
When one wants a shoe for af
ternoon this season, tho best bet
Is a kid or calfskin, made a lit
tlo softer and very much more
dress y by myrlnd perforations,
or fanciful Inserts of mesh. There
aro many shoes of this type, al
most closslc now for they have
been repeated with success sea
son after season. They fill a
definite need between the sports
shoo and the evening slipper and
aro certain to enjoy Just as much
popularity this year as last.
There is some Indication of pat
ent lenllmr, hut with the wide
choice It Is not expected to reach
great popularity. Tho boule
vard and higher heels n're most
In demand In this type ot shoe.
Influence of
Motion Pictures
Seen in Fashions
What Greta Oarbn wears this
week In a film depleting the
life of an adventurous quenn
may have a lot to do with tho
fashions that will be queening it
at some futiiro date. For even
though tho host fashions go to
the Ornnd couture (or tholr In
spiration, It cannot be denied
that the costumes of the film
stars have a grcnt Influence,
Fenther Fashions
Ostrich Dons were seen somo
two years ago in a film which
featured Marlone Dietrich. In a
not far future countless evening
aresscs wearing boas made their
bought f embers by tho yard to
rejuvenate nn old gown,
Fruii-l'TOu
Joan Crawford's beoomlng
frou-frou hns been copied and
copied for fnshlnuablo young
America, When Mac West was
recently featured as a gay lady
of the nineties Immediately there
was a revival of plumes, and Jew
elry ami opulence.
Hnir Fashions
' Just as a few years ago all
smart young Americans lot their
bobs grow out In tho nmnnor of
Urotn Unrbo, today Ihuy are
cropping It and training hangs to
ourl softly In thn fashion of the
vibrant young Katharine Hop
burn, Fashions Copli-d
Thero aro certain manufactur
ers who roi'elvo tho right to oopy
the clothes worn by film stars,
Tlio costumes nro usually labeled
as such, and , tholr snlo confined
to ono storo In town,
Brittania Rules in
Tailored Togs
For Spring
"Oh, to bo In England now
that April's hero! It a lovo for
British clothes (lows through
your American veins, then this
will be very welcome news to
you! For llond Street has -moved
to America. If tho number
ot English looking suits being
seen Is any Indication. The smart
tweeds that glvo British women
their well-groomed look hnve
been copied with an excellence
and an authenticity that Is as
English an "tlnd Save the King."
Norfolk News
The Norfolk. delightfully
young looking belled jacket that
It Is, Is foremost In fashion. It
will bo dotting the American
country sldo and city streets and
proving a smart and colorful
picture. Many othor bolted Jack
ets belts all around or Just In
back are seen and they all have
that delightful casual look that
American women hnva always en
vied. riiliiied Hulls
This Is another British nolo
which Is new in tho American
picture. English women have
long liked iinllned suits because
they are not bulky and can be
worn under cnuts In colder
weather. The sleeves are always
lined, seams neatly, taped, and
lapels and rovers carefully turn
ed tinder. American women may
have the erroneous Idea that
these uullned suits are an Inex
pensive fashion. They are not.
and are being shown In the beat
shops of America as a Icador In
English type fashions.
Hocfer Coats
The reefer style that you
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Business and Professional Women's
STYLE REVIEW
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used to wear as a child comes
Into Its own again. Smart, trim,
and duiible breasted, It Is equally
smart In any ono of the Import
ant tweeds, plaid, check or mono
tone. They are being shown In
full length and three-quarter,
Twoed colors nro varied with
brown and beige ami brown com
binations ranking first. There
are somo classic black and white
tweeds. Grey Is In the minority
with the exreptlon of tho dis
tinctive gray of Schiaparelil.
A Callfornlnn Invented ap
paratus to blow currents of air
over fruit, while It hangs on
trees, to remove rutting calyxes
and proveut formation of Jacket
rot.
The Nows-IIorald Classified'!
efficient, systomatla form In
creases the value of your ad.
SKIES ARE BRIGHT ... BUT GREY
holds an Important place In spring footwear . . .
and Buster Brown grey shoes will be far out in
front in the fashion parade.
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newest arrivals. A surprise awaits you ... In
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Spring Showing..
SPORTS
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New Woolens
Make a Point
Of Vivid Color
Woolens this season dlvldo
their Interest almost equally ho
tween color and surfaeo Impor
tance, Color has even boon In
troduced to such olnssle -woolens
as the Harris type tweeds. Olive
greens, heather and purplish
blues, rich dark browns, smart
golds aro among tho fnroiuost
shades.
Surface Interest
Some' soft, hairy textures Willi
brushed up look should prove
vory Important for golf drosses
and stills, This hairy texture In
heavier weights la Interestingly
used In seals.
Kiitllli Influence
(loiiulmi and Harris typo
tweeds are scheduled In piny
their biggest part In years. This
Is the Ideal woolen from which
to fashion Norfolk and othor
llrlllsh typo suits,. Cheeks, twill
weave mixtures and plnlila are
the best patterns, and while they
urn colorful they are never
bright or gaudy, but always fair
ly conservative and very refined
In tho smart llrllllih manner.
Knotty Woolens
Also of surface Importance are
the knotty tweeds. They ara
seen In both suitings and oont
Ings. In monotones, mixtures and
many colored pnttorns, Small
cheeks and black and white of
feels are also nf limited Import
ance. This woolen Is not adapt
able for dresses because of Its
bulklnoss.
, Fluids Important
Plaids look unusually smart
Ibis season. Perhaps It Is be
cause eyes aro trained In look
for goad color effects, and color
arn always at their bust In plaids.
They run the gamut from small,
conservative plaids In two colors,
to vivid, many color effects used
almost In profusion. These plaids
ara most often seen In the simple
sports emit, done without benefit
of any kind of trimming. The
plaid, in Itself Is usually so Im
portant that any other embel
lishment would bo superfluous.
Woolen llnrtnoiiles
It Is noteworthy that woolens
nt tho various families hold a
certain harmony between them.
This Is of vital Importance be
cause many of the smartest suits
aro made of hsrmonlilng rather
than matching materials. A skirt
may he of monotone tweed, with
the Jacket of chock, and the top
coat matching ollher one of the
two. This harmonising vogue Is
carried Into every phaso of
sportswear.
Service Is the keynote of the
Nows-IIorald Classified.
Footnotes
For
Spring
That perplexing question,
"What is the smartest foot
wear for now and the com
ing Benson?" Is happily an
swered by theso newest
BROWN-BILT arrivals.
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