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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON CROCHET COLLAR OF MEDALLIONS Cottons of New Style Importance By GRANDMOTHER CLARK By CHERIE NICHOLAS Lanvin-Designed Draperies Fall in Swirled Festoons Lanvin, this season, designs drap eries which fall In portlere-llke draperies of swirled festoons. From three great gold rings at the front decollete of the evening gown ahe swings drapery of rich black silk crepe falling to the floor. She makes a smoke gray crepe afternoon frock with a skirt whose criss-crossed folds swoop from the waist to the hem and back again, and fashions a long-sleeved green crepe evening gown with skirt pan els working In green and gold pail- ettes like an old mosaic. 44 PREMIUMS No matter what state you live In, you will find the women interested In crocheted collars. They are be coming more popular every day, and we know our readers will be Inter ested in the Ideas we have to offer. The round collar shown above is made of twelve assembled medal lions, No. 30 thread and size 8 hook. Package No. 719 contains sufficient white “Mountain Craft” crochet cot ton to complete this collar, also In structions how to make It. Send us 25c and we will mail this package to you. Instructions only will be mailed for 10c. ADDRESS—HOME CRAFT CO.. DEPT’. B., Nineteenth & St. Louis Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Inclose a stamped addressed en velope for reply when writing for any information. This new mode Is a glittering one. Even fingernails must look like gems. Natural or pale pink color Is best, but the high polish should give them little glints of light as they deal cards, toy with a cocktail glass or gesture dramatically. Copyright by Public Ledger, Inc. WNU Service. Armor of Feather* . . . Clabber Girl’s Record for perfect baking re~ suite at the Indiana State Fair, 1934. 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Get them from any druggist DOANS PILLS WNU—13 25—35 cottons were nev S UMMER er so lovely as they are this year, when their new fashion Importance has caused them to be styled as care fully and as beautifully, and often as formally as the most expensive silks. They have blossomed forth in the stores in such alluring ar ray that even if you have forgotten how to thread the bobbin of your sewing machine, you will find your self buying dress-lengths for your own sports and daytime summer clothes and for pretty frocks for your little girl. With cottons being declared so really high-fashion this season, at the same time so practical and In expensive, It Is no wonder they are creating such a furore In the style realm, they are simply Irresistible. Seersuckers are of course big news—and there are several types that merit attention for street and sports wear. The shlroshakker plaids. In very flne-crlnkled seer sucker, are equally attractive in two tones of one color or In vari colored designs In bold or small patterns. The sports dress, to the left in the group illustrated, is made of this sort of plaid seer sucker. It buttons all the way down the back and proves Its practicabil ity In that it may be worn separate ly or over a play suit of halter bodice and shorts. The ensemble Is smart for beach, bicycling or ten nis. Anyone who can sew even a little bit can easily make this simply though effectively styled dress. Lighter in weight are the crepe cord seersucker variations witb corded lines emphasizing the color stripes in either pastel or high shades. You will have a difficult time choosing between these color ful stripes and the gay seersucker plaids. A dress of each is the best solution to this problem. Flaxon batistes, which you prob ably wore in rosebud-sprigged prints when you wore braids and hair rib bons. are just as cool and sheer and dainty as ever. This year they are especially chic In new lively plaid and floral designs. The best of It Is yon can depend on them being in reliable fast colors. That smart tailored budget frock which we are picturing to the right is made of one of the fashionable Saxon batistes in very sheer yet firm stripes. You will enjoy a dress like this for summer daytime and spectator-sports wear. One of the fascinations of stripes is they make up so effectively. The gown Illustrated Is no exception to the rule. TI1I3 striped batiste comes in red or blue with white or yellow, also brown with orange. The tie and belt of organdie In a matching shade add a pleasing trimming touch. Pleated short Bleeves and buttons all the way down the front are nice details. The little girl Is wearing a pretty frock which Is made of lightweight crossbar cotton seersucker In red and white. The collar and pocket are piped with bright red. Z“ BUY IL TRY IT IT’S A RIOT ® Western Newspaper Union. FASHION’S FANCIES Frills and furbelows are conspic uously popular at the time. Blouses are “dressier” this year than they have been for some time. Dark buttons on light fabrics is a good note for the home dress maker. Pale pink artificial silk jersey Is Plguet's medium for sculptured frocks. Stately in their simple beauty are the wedding gowns for summer brides. When the sun has tanned your skin a warm Italian brown, then wear black. Colored organdy flowers make striking trims for some of the new taffeta frocks. The term “bumper brim” is one you will be bearing applied to some of the breton sailors. The current versions of the beret are flat, small or medium in size. Vaila Mova Back Hang your veil oft the back of your bat if you wish to be both "different” and chic. HEY THERE YOU, YOU’LL LIKE IT TOO O n CE you taste Grape-Nuts Flakes, you’ll cheer, too! Crisp, sweet, golden-brown flakes with plenty of real nourishment. One dishful, with milk or cream, contains more varied nour ishment than many a hearty meal. Try it— your grocer has it! Product of General Foods.
