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?%,nnething Different
Wee Hints on Milady's
Fad for Summerwcar
By HELEN WEILL, Fashion Editor
With summer in the air, Dame Fashion holds reign, not
only in fashion, line and design, but in .the practical accent for
time. For though milady be one, who can off a jolly-jaunt
go, as her heart desires; or one, who but can dream of that
long lost vacation, in the fact that purse strings are too tight.
Still, she can have the fun and
the thrill of planning her sum-
mar wardrobe ,. that it not only
is right for hometown; but if
Uncle Good Luck should step in,
Milady, does not need to say,
"Ah, me, not a penny left for
clothes."
So just for the lark of it, a sum-
mer wardrobe to-go, or-not-to-go,
is .rely worth considering. And
as dreams of vacation-y days get
longer, the musts of the ensem-
bles appear.
Swim Suits
And the firsts in musts are the
suits that make the very back-
irene of every season wardrobe.
F(w summer, they start or end
with swim suits from or to cas-
ual suits . . . And led on by the
urge for travel, the dark-in-color
light-in.weight-suit is a secret of
success.
This sail with the well se-
lected, for occasion blouse,
takes Milady where she needs
to go, with perfect saitahility.
The blonse? Ah, there's the
game, for a game it is, when
Milady realiyes that her choice
i in a niyriad of designs and
fabrics.
To lend supreme charm to a
caressingly warm summer (lay,
a frosty, frothy blouse is the
thing, it may be of fine butcher
linen, ith but a daisy chain out-
lining the low round neck, and
siort shoulder sleeves.
For still more flowers, the
blou.,e of this day, may be a cool
one of all over eyelets in surplice
style. Pongee in natural color
is very good, as is the crisp or-
gandy shirt done in white.
V#'ee Corner
If still tucked way back in a
wee corner of one's mind, is the
Determination to "get that trip,"
a blouse in nylon crepe must not
be overlooked. It is the travel-
wise must, in that it can be
washed out at sleepy-time, hung
over the bath tub; and low-to-
behold; not only dr5, , but self-
pressed by morning.
And along with this pylon
t/p, titat all Miladies are lear..
ing, is the new hint of nylon
undies. Not necessarily fabric
nylon; bat the weight of nylon
sltould he con.idcred. For
though nylon is a h'avel-must, it
is not snmnter-jus|, if it is win-
ter weight. So please, cltse
only sheer nylon uBdics, and
if possflfle, ltOrOU ones.
Many ace the .uits t}rtt go-
with-the-summer, for travel or
for merry-g(5-rounds-at-home. The
fabrics are from cottons, tha.t are
washable; silks, that are fine and
sheer; to woolens that are a cer-
tain-carry-over-int,t fall, and pos-
sibly winter.
Casual Jacket
A love of a suit in dn'k checks
has the longer casnal fitted jack-
et with piping of dark shade flut-
ed all around the shapely deep
lapel and buttonhole cuffs . . .
And for the most-accepted
oblique, the piped fluting swings
arGlnd the cuff of tile fake-pock-
ets on the very soft rounded hip-
line.
Silk.serge in pale natural or
pastel shade makes a softly-
curved suit with delicate hand-
picking, just like Papa's fine
wool one.
For an all around wear of sen-
tie simplicity, Milady might
choose the shapely al suave
suit of Julliard planeteen. The
hat, a small thrut-forwal'd-sailor
with veil that tucks nearly under
the chin, and shoes of soft kid
would complete a striking travel
costume,
Something quite different, in
town-or away, is the Burlington
rayon flannel bolero suit with
color accent in blouse and hat.
This rayon flannel is new, in-
deed, and particularly attractive
to the young career gel, for
whom both time and money
must count.
Another two-color treatment
in this flannel is a more stream-
line suit . . . Longer jacket is
deftly tailore<t, ,lsing contrasting
color not only m blouse but in
triangle treatment under the
lapel collar and at the low V
single pocket on right hip.
Fast as summer goes, so .goes
space, with a big promise of wee
hints.
FAGE 6.MAGANE C$1ilFOJ1ffi.
MAID OF COTTON--For cdsp, young dandng even;ngs, Miss
Jeannine Holland, 1951 Maid of Cotton, wears a demure
white pique date dress, ensembled with a sophisticated black
velveteen jacket, by Rappi of Junior Formals. The pique,
spiced with black lace embroidery, is a Stern & Stern cotton.
Black velveteen pumps by Newton Elkin. All made of cotton.
Miss Holland visited San Joaquin Valley cities recently on a
tour arranged with the co-operation of the Central Valley
Empire Association and the National Cotton Council.
"FOg V¢OMEN ONLY"
MAE MURRAY, one of the
greatest names ever to come out
of Hollywood, has always been
admired for her beautiful golden
hair, which has been one of her
trademarks for years, and Mae
Murray told me her secret of
keeping her hair lustrous and
lovely, which is simply taking a
turkish towel, warming it over
an oven, and then massage the
hair and scalp with this dry
towel for five minutes each
morning' and evening! I tried it
myself and you will be amazed
at the change in ,the texture of
your hair at the end of one
week! . . Look for a price
war between your druggist and
your grocer, on cosmetics and
other drug items . . A new
book will soon be" published
which will give the secret for-
mulas of all the famous brands
of beauty preparations, which
.YOU can stir up in your kitchen
for a few pennie,! . . . The
latest contests are all centered
around babies, baby creeping,
baby crying, and ba'by laughing
contests will soon be held all
over the Nation . . . Outdoor
Square Dancing will be most
popular this summer, and in
many places will be sponsored
by the local merchants . . . You
will find all churches accepting
women ministers in-.1952 . . .
The latest successfully tested
diet will soon be announeed by.
Dr. Adolph Sorensen as "Eat no
bulk, all liquids. Vegetables go
through liguifier; 0nly leas meat
used, no salt but garlic salt and
saccarine substitute for sugar,
and you will really drop off the
fat, in a safe manner!
A VERY FAMOUS PREDIC-
TION-From time to time in
this space, I have given you the
m a n y predictions of t h e
prophets, and the coneensus of
opinion (for prophecy is opinion)
states that in 1954: "There will
be a world of united nations,
united politically, culturally, and
religiously, in which war will be
banished, no creed or color will
exist, speaking a common
tongue, a planned economy, no
custom duties nor immigration
barriers, no poverty or fear,
where government officials are
selected for their character, ex-
perience and efficiency, with the
poverty and fear of each other
abolished!" This is truly a tall
order for time to bring forth,
but 5() years ago if any one
would have talked about a radio
set and described it, they would
have been a madman or a dealer
of black magic! This will all hap-
pen by 1999, so let us all stick
around and wait for it! Much
could happen in the next 48
years!
Criswell Answers
Dear Criswell: "Vlll this property aver
be worth more? Should I sell it now or
hold it for an investment?--Ada B.
My Dear Ads: There will be a new fac-
tory built a block from you early next
year. so hold this property, as it will
doubl in price for the section will be-
come an industrial one.
Dear Cdsweli: y Mother lost over
$4000 Sm tm aeeouat a
stha get this money
My Dear M.A.A.: Your
the deposit book the
the dates. I know she
ha getting thiS money back.
Dear Cri,ell: I would
$1omeone but do not know
It. I am very unhappy. I
of nrves. How can I
B. P.
My Dear Bertha: You
an's habits and
is when he is not at
way You will call attention
not be self-conscious, as
seared of you than you are
will be your banner month.
Dear CrtsweU: V/ill I
Vqhat is wrong with
hard for a home and this
lng things up. I have five
the Oldest is married. Will:
& hotlse?--Mrs. Madeline C,
My Dear Madeline: YOU
you have overtaxed
been much tOO unselfish
ous with your time and
'ith the right diet and
medieation. you wilt be
YOU must not be the
been, for you will have
in 1952 through the
be worth the struggle you
Dear Crlswell: Was mY
the whole night before I
In the morning? Will I
had out on loan?
will I get a good job?
in my left shoulder?--Mrs.
My dear Mrs. K: He
,nent, as it was very
tiat money by demanding
have a good job
the public. The pain is a
and if you go to a
you up very soon. You will
next year.
Dear Criswell: Will I
When I lose the one I
son sell his trailer?--Oeorge
My Dear George: Yes.
lng Within ten days. Y
will get the rights it
that trip you have half-Wn:
Dear Criswell: Can you
Can find a
My Dear Maude: The
marry now lives in
will meet him in October.
Dear Criswell" Is Iiarret
husband?--Bernie F.
My Dear Bernie: Yes.
other child, and i}as
Dear Criswell: "Will we
ehlldren?--Mrs. Earl J.
My dear Mrs. J. : Yes,
Fou Will adopt another.
Dear Criswelh Can you |
proximate date I w be
north for my Aunt's
in a coma for two
My dear Maggie:
nntii about the 20th
Dear Criswell: What
$31 nut of my purse?--El]
My dear Ellen H.: YoU
,your bureau for safe
Dear Criswell: V/ill I
Marle H. (wondering).
My dear Marie H. : You I
In 1952, and it will be a
thta ummer.
Dear Crlswell: V¢ill we
our land?--Karen H. *
My dear Haren H: yoU
tn March 1952 and late!
drilling. Be very careful
yo: Mgn.
Dear Criswell : 'ill
the job he is trying to
Mr. dear Mrs.
Will work at something
then go into the Job that
Dear Criswell: Wilt mY
dillon clear? Will my
marry?--G.E.B.
My dear G.E.B.: Not
watches his diet more
a doctor for a diet tliat
akin, he has been
are too rich. Your
marry by 1952.
Dear Criswelh T am
tly and my brothers are
not hold jobs. I am the
irls. the hosband of
ut cannot find steady
want a home my famll:
of me. Will I ever get
My dear Richard:
your present enployer
for you, and you will
thrn the F.H.A.; for you
and daughters.
Dear Criswel]: T have
one Of three men who
The other twu promise
Inter. Should I wait on
One now?--Mildred K.
My dear Mildred: TheSe
woald never divorced thell
You should not wait,
honorable one, the
to marry, The Inl
your letter show that
men say they axe
I am sure their wives a
all tOO well. They both
girl the string
decnt while
EATWITH JOY If yo,
those burulag, gnawing,
of gastric hyperacidity
burn--,take hope l
LETS and really enjoy
blessed relid ! Known
20 years--Take
scriptionfinest, soothing,
ingredients. No rigid
ble eating. At any drugstore"
VAN'S PINK
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