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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1934)
a L in MASS. SUNTAN AND BEIGE Named on Wampas List; Stardom Near Their Grasf 4 SPRING FASHION EDITION LEAD HOSIERY SHADES for ' govern! sesnons hosiery 1 i v . '.,'' ; i " 'v t ' t , n 4 t ' 1 1 ' f ' ..... kCtlk.W.. Tta Now rndl In Hvlna room furnltur arc looldna both to boauly an d comfort. The above group is similar to the Gainsborough En semble, t combination of the bait points of Georgian, English and I8lh century piecos. The Gainsborough group was featured by a Portland firm In the recent spring opening there, and is now bom g shown in the Klamath Furniture store windows, Reflect the SpeecTincI Zest of Modernity Without Forgetting Its Comfort " and Beautiful Efficiency Wo nro IIvIhk In n piirlod wIiiid rimi-oriui'iillulii go liy tho bonrdii. Tlmro l acnnt llmo or Inclina tion to put up with I nrf rlulntit liouioliohl nciulpmtiii, Tlior ere too umny tliliiKa (o do and In tlilx rnuclnutliiK, and unio tlmoH homo world ol oum lo wnmo nny prucloiiii hour dint lusc out tho cmckii In tin convo lut loiiH o( Urn luirli'tto curving Hint mnrkcd tho (uriilturo of mi nldor ilny. Honrs Ilio nnw ore lu furniture donlKii. Modern fiirnlluro li now liikim for Kriiiitwd It Inn coined to ho a Bi'iinuiliin mid lini bo romu nn ncci'iitcd type of dlKii. Ono Hint tlircntnnii nil otlrnra If vo nro to Jtiilne by the ro porn of turn 1 1 ii in ninnufnclur cm who any Hint 65 por cent ol nil tho ('milium ordered In nicunt wliula.nln murkft ID Now York win of tho modern typo. And ftt Now York Ruimnrio goci tho notion at Umal ua fnr la fnahloua In homo furnlablnga and appnrol nre concerned. Kouncwlvea, nollnit tho really oxtiulaito beauty of tho llnoa of t!i Ih now turulliiro, til" rlobnoaa of Ha upholatory, tho beauty of the carefully 'matched wooda loo not only a moro beautiful "de lltn fur living" but a relief (runt btirdoiiaouie houaoliold carm. Wbon niodorn furniture wna atlll a tad tho market In Ha linato to moot a now trend showed a few Inferior plucoa, Hut that la not truo now. (io to any roputublo d.nliT and find out what thin "modern" Idea menus. We wiiKor Hint when you an audi plocea na uro pliolonrnphwl hero you will uoconio an vntliualiatlo convert. Work of Mrnitor DealKiior Tbo plocea shown In the fho toKrnpha nliovo nro typical of tho aklll of audi doalRiiera na Doiinld Doaky of Itiullo City fiuno ond of Ollhort Rhode. Thoae men nro producing plecoa thnt ahould hnvo an pnrmanent a part In tho enloom of thone who epproclnto flno furniture na tho crenllona ' of Bhornton or Adam. And tholr furnltu.e Is por 1m r mora aultablo to our dny than ovon tho finest pleacl of an older crn. However for tliOHO who love furniture of other dnyn thoro aro mnrvaloiia and faithful reproductions of old plecoa: doalgnod to withstand tho hentliin ayatoma of modern liouHoa and apartiiionln and to fit In with the achomo of 1934, Fabric Are Important DocauBO tho lines of modern furnlturo nro no almplo muoh depondn upon tho choice of up holatory to cronto nn offeot. Thua the duvenport photogrnpliad la covered with rich mohnlr ohe nllle In a warm tan. It In made with one long end one nnrrow arm and the only wood thnt np penra In Itn oonatructlon Is In tho foot. The arm olmlr photo graphed boalde It In oovorod In tupnatry In a vague plaid put torn of groan mid oraam. It too has ono long arm and one abort nnrrow one. A feature that Induces comfort and (nne. Purtlciilnrly If a amnll table holding books or rnfroahnionts In drawn up at ono alda. The other clinlr In the group In oapocUilly graceful and lovely and Is covered In a fuacluutliiK now mohnlr fuhrlc In a briKht ncarlet. Thin fubrlc looks and foeM rxnetly llko very f!io rub bar KPoligo. Till) Krucoful walnut frame aervea aa a perfect netting for Hi la brilliant fubrlc. Other fuhrlra In oapoclnl favor are corduroys, fur fabrics and heavily ribbed muterials. Tho fur fabrics In bclgo", tons and browns. Tho woolon and mixed mntorlnla In lienim, tumuto red, yellow beige and brown. While continues lo bo an Importiint factor In modorn decorative schemes. Wholo rooms aro fur nished In white with tho Intro duction of a slnglo brilliant col or In rugs or hangings for cou trnat. - Mne C'rnriNiiinnalilp One of tho greatest arguments In favor of modern furniture la Ita simplicity. Thore In no op portunity to hide Inferior and faulty construction behind n "anioko acroeu" of elaborate carving end Invlnh brocado, Tho designs aro ao obvious so "all on the surface" that only tho very finest of construction Is ptrnilttod. Frames ero strong and sturdily built or tine woods. Details of upholstoriug are por tectlon llsolf. No tear of springs sagging or breaking In these nubsinntlal plecoa. And tho down cuahlons! All you have to do to go niodorn la to alnk your wonry form Into tho depths of some modern dnvonport or chnlr whoso cushlona nro filled with springy down to know tho true comfort held In tho word modern when It npplloa to upholalered furni ture. But to show you how skillful they aro those bright young de signers turn right around and show you a chnlr built of bur nished steel tubing and covored In leuthor or rutin n. You are sure It can't be coiiifortublo bdt It Is! Furnlturo of this type is ospoclnlly suited to a man's don or a studio. And It's Ideal for the summer porch or winter aim room. There, nro ootichos niado In a long cuTvliig design tho top and bano mado on a slnglo framework of strong steol. Thoy are upholntored In leather fabrics and are tnnrvo lously rostful, and ' comfortnblo. Adaptable Furniture By this time you are probably thinking thnt In order to go modorn you'll have to scrap all your old nnd woll-loved plocos. Tho Victorian chnlr that enmo to you from Aunt Mnud. Your lovoly French needlepoint pieces. That's not truo. For Instnnco Wo saw n chnrmlng love sent in the clnsslo modorn style that showed a strong Kniplro Influ ence, It nnd the companion chair that went with it would be liloal In combination with ploces of the Louie 15th or lstli cen tury pieces, The love sent and ohalr had frames of nntlquod white enamel, The nont was up holstered In silk dnmnsk lu While Downtown Viewing the Window Displays Drop in At Our Oregon Bank Bldg. Sh owroom And See the) New 1934 CHEVROLET Locke Motor Go. 522 S. 6th St.; Z., Phone 49 green with a alar pattorn. The chulr In antliiua red with the tamo t"r design. Tho uphol stery in each cuo was fastened to the f nun cs with antique nail heads, These lovoly and grace ful pieces aro typical of many thut renlly aro modern in feel ing nnd yol quite suitable for uso In rooms where furniture of a vory different period Is used. Modern ItaekKroiinils As a background for this fur nlturo, color pluys an Important part. And since this Is a new period In furnishings, It's amaz ing tho uulquo and lovely ef fects you can obtain by just "being yourself." Dare to be or iginal and you'll probably be very smart. There seems to be no end to the variety displayed In curtains, ruga and accessories In these new rooms. Glass in mirrors or used as frosted pan els Is an especially popular me dium for obtaining striking background effects. Hangings made of all sorts of novel mate rials add tholr part. Rugs In strange geometrical patterns con tribute their share to the mod ern scene. Indeed It's all very now, vory fascinating. Try go ing modorn and you'll find Ufa holds new pleasures and a new opportunity for leisure. Cottons and Linens Point , Way to Washable Season Women want cottons. The psstl two sensons bavo definitely prov ed that. It Is a smart, sensible! vogue that Is growing each year. For spring and summer 1934 thoro will be many new cotton weaves. Formal Wear Cotton niado Its way Into the ballroom Inst season with much success. For tho coming season It Is expected thnt organdy with n dash of metal woven through It will provo Important. Drop stitch Swlnses and voiles are also de-H llghtfully young and cool looking (iood organdy is anothor import ant ootton In plain, print and band-blocked designs. Ktrcet anil H porta Ginghams In checks and plaids and novo! designs ll always a favorite. In tho sports picture there will bo seersucker, pique eolors have been extremely steu- tral. The beiges with a grayish east that made them Wearable even with gray were the only Important beiges, Out this spring tells a different story, and It may be attributable to the tale of tweeds. For wllh all these warm colors, a true beige or nunklst stocking will look best. Thoae shades are strong and countless washings do not detract from them. Tho sunklst shades should prove vory welcome news to most women. Home. Neutrals Not all of the spring stockings are neutral, however. There are many good neutral shades, and also grays,, but these .are decid edly in the minority. . Illnglesa Blockings Manufacturers have been working for several seasons to perfect an absolutely clear stock ing, entirely free of unsightly rings. These stockings have a fine appearance and while they aro more expensive than the or dinary stockings, most women gladly pay the dlrteronco. Eapo dally since prices of hosiery have materially risen, women look for more value for the money, and that Is certainly what Is received when rlngless hosiery Is purchas ed. Ifeavlcr Hosiery The trend toward lower beels that la brlnslng about a revival of walking shoes, may bring forth hosiery with heavier heels. This makes for a far more ser viceable stocking which Is to be desired when a heavier type of sboe Is worn. Bands! Htoclclng Going to the other extreme, the toeloss sandal has made the san dal stocking of more Importance than ever. The sheerer the stocking, the smarter the effect. These very sheer stockings are best In the tones for spring call ed "bare leg" colors. AT MERRILL and light weight garbardlnes. Pleasant linens are all porous rouglsb weaves are extremely smart and should prove popular, Those materials have bulk enough to enable them to make up into smart coats and suits. J.lnen l'oncee This pongee weave In linen bos tho approval of many leading de signers. Its weight makes It suit able for active sports frocks and suits. It Is extremely smart In rich colors such as brown, nary blue, rust and golden yellow. Checks and Jacqunrds Jacquard patterned linens have come forward as a smart new type. The horse blanket checks have also caught many clever eyes and are boing made Into very chic coats and suits tor the su ru mor season. MERIlILLj Ore. Ji meeting was held Tuesday evening of the stockholders of the Morrill Com munity ball. This was the an nual meeting and officers elect ed were: President, R. H. Anderson; vice-president, H. O. Cox; secre tary, M. A. Bowman; treasurer, W. F. Fruits; Fred Stukel and R. L. Dalton, hall board. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Blanton entertained at dinner Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Carleton, Al fred Carleton, Paula and Ellen or Blanton and ibe host and hos tess. Mrs. Edward Goeckner of Eu gene is visiting at the home of Z3L ft, nHM'm w Aft ,jm if w . j lmmX rjtZbi&M ImmsII --B'J,Vsaass Advancing to the threshold of star dom tn the films, these five ae tresaes were among the SS nom inated for the IS placet to M warted in the annual 'Warn pas election In Bollywood. At left, top to bottom,' are Cedlla Parker, Ft 'WIHIan), Ont.f Ann Horay, Vt, Vsrnon, Ind.j ed Dofothy Dig. Chicago, 'ta alrote hi UIte Cohan, tfaoghtsr ef Oecrg at, Cohan. Below 1 la Iran Ware, ptlham Say, X T, ber parents, Mr. and R. H. Ander son. Mrs. Goeckner will be re membered as Helen Anderson. Tbe Merrill grange held Us meeting at the I. 0. 0. F. hall Monday evening. Mrs. P. D. Lewis read a poem, "Lincoln As a Spendthrift," showing how Lin coln, when campaigning, was given . 1 200 and at tbe end re turned the amount saying they had fod himself and horse and he had spent less than $2. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Lewis bad as dinner guests Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. Robln ette and daughter, Joan. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wynant vlBlted In Klamath Falls Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Uel Dlllard and Mrs. M. A. Bowman attended the funeral of Stephen Griffith at Poe Valley Tuesday. Mr. Grif fith was an nncle of Mr. Dlllard and Mrs. Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Carleton had aa dinner guests Monday, Mr. Btta J. W. Scogglns and Mrs, Scogglns. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickett art business visitors in Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bcoggln and Mr. and Mrs. Carleton cele brated their wedding anniversary March 9th. Mrs. J. W. Scogglns to in Sac ramento, Calif., with her sister, who is critically ill. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Howard spent Sunday with Mrs. Howard's mother, Mrs. F. Zabek, in MallD, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Millard entertained at dinner at their home Sunday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Tolle, Mr. and' Mrs. G. H. Carleton, Alfred Carleton and the host and hos- Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Merrttt were Klamath Falls visitors Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis were shopping in Klamath Falls Sat urday. Mrs. L. Wllllte and daughter, Sharon, and Mr. R. M. Smith of) Klamath Falls visited with Mrs.j Levi McDonald Saturday. B. F. King of Hornbrook vis ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tay lor the first of he week.' Mr. King hat been 111 for some time out la mucn improved. ' Mr. ana Mrs. Clifford Shuck had aa dinner guest Sunday, Mr. and Mr. W. H. Wynant, Bud. Gordon and Jack Wynant, of ML Hebron, Calif. Mr. and Mr. Floyd Wynant and eon, Lawrence, visited at the home of Mr. Wynant' brother, W. H. Wynant. . Merit Smith was called from Walla Walla, Wash., by the death of hi mother, Mrs. Carrie Smith, at the home of her daughter, Mr. Sob Power, near MervlU Tuea day after short lllneaa. Mr. and Mrs. Power have re cently purchased tho Gu Keka man ranch near Merrill and had only been in Merrill since in Feb ruary. - "- '' "Look What I Found Under Our Old Rug!" IT'S a fact! Having a rug I cleaned properly is Just like finding a brand new ono. Our special process ' restores that silky Juster you admired when you first bought the rug your whole room looks brighter and more livable. Saves your rugs, too. Dirt is the most destructive agent rugs have to contend with. Having your rugs cleaned is one of the best investments you can make. , Thoroughly Cleaned, 9x12 $4.00 X ; JUST GIVE US A RING We also do upholstered furniture. And it is time for spring house-cleaning. Check over your drapes ano curtains. THE PELITORIUM Cleaners & Dyers 1116 Main St. Phono 13S PIN(r fbttNING I i a w skPENING up new opportunities for everyone ... new homej furnishing plans, new crea tions for comfort and beauty in the home. "The best of the old and the finest of the new," is our watchword in bringing fine furniture to you. , . - And the best of tfie old and the finest of the new is combined in the St f""'r' ' '"' ' ,: '' n fi A davenport comes pretty nearly establishing the eharaoter tt your esstlre living room. Choose it- wisely . . . from our large aeleotioa of Kroehlesw . . and be sure to see the new Angelus set. Gainsborough Ensemble This-is a ' ri6w creation, in five different harmonious color combinations, shown for the first time in Klamath Falls. See it in our windows this spring opening. An ensemble that combines the better points of Georgian, English and 18th cen tury living room furniture, with just enough of a modern note to make it desirable for any home. Each material is selected for the individual piece so that they stand out -by themselves or blend into the ensemble with complete harmony. DAVENPORTis covered with smooth woven tapes- try . . . Brush Fringe, the most modern note of the sea son, being used as trimming. Hardwood frame with Chippendale feet. Handmade Inner construction through out is your assurance of lonej wear. , . PILLOW, to harmonize with iUvehporf, has self back and floral damask front. , . WING BACK CHAIR in true English fireside designs that are typical of this period. Floral design cover. Brush fringe trim. Ball and daw feet. . LOW-BACK CHAIR hat blold repp covering that reflects the period from which this chair Is adapt ed. Burton back. Brush fringe avid new roll front spring Cushion are other features. See ' - OUR WINDOWS mmm fuknitpbe cot r QlJAIJTY.SERVICE-nU( 731 MAIN STREET SHOP OUR ' STORE I
