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-Accessories for Spring 1950 are Colorful and Polish
Nylon To
Star In '50
This Spring, the wise lass on
the prowl for "something new"
; will find an almost magical pro
fusion of fresh Nylon weaves to
f choose from. ,
J There are Nylon satins designed
as enchanting wedding gowns. Ny
J Ion illusion net and Nylon lace that
kr.bly mimic the daintiest of Im-
nnrtc nra nrecont fi nrprinll trim
for your important gowns and
lingerie. And who can resist the
., delicacy of a Schiffli-embroidered
, lVdenier Nylon sheer? .
' Nylon Lingerie
For Easter Parading, you can
choose a Nylon faille suit and a
. Nylon faille trimmed bonnet to
match. Later on, you'll want a
swimsuit of Nylon taffeta or vel-
vet, as well as a Tee shirt of sued
5 cd Nylon Jersey.
In lingerie, you can buy slips and
gowns flounced with fluted Nylon
The pleat3 are heat set so they re-
tain their sharpness through count-
less launderlngs. "Nylasatin", a sat
in weave, and" "Poronly , a weave
that has achieved ideal porosity
Tare perfection for your bras and
i corsets.
Nylon makes an important day
after-day appearance as a novelty
strip for your blouses. You'll sec
J it and wear it, too, in a linen weave
as your husband s sport shirts as
well as your own street dresses.
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Yes, Nylon assumes every look
and is to be found everywhere
It's a striped, a checked, a white-
on-wnite, an embroidered' weave
It's your auto's new slipcovers, It's
your lovely new Nylon marquisette
curtains, your handy umbrella
your next winter s SKi-wear, your
children s most comfortable en
semblcs.
Best of all, all-Nylon merely re
quires a "dip, dry and don" laun
dering routine. For washing, sudsy
warm water is best. Follow this
with a thorough rinsing.
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Gentle Reminders of a New Season
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There are dreams of Springtime
in this nightgown all handmade
by Yolande of batiste. The wide
waistband is hand smocked.
Accordion and knife pleats add
luxurious fullness to this nylon
tricot bridal set in Empire Style
by Vanity Fair.
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!A Blouse For
Any Occasion
Forward Moving Hats Are In
'Neath sheer, sheer Spring blou
ses a batiste and eyelet embroid
ered petticoat by Ann Revere'.
The hem also has eyelet ruffle
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Toppers Rate
Tops For Now
Toppers rate tops In considera
tion for the Younger Set's ward
robe this Spring. A topper over
her suit on breeze-filled days, a
topper ovtr her prom gown, a top
per, sweet as icing, over her best
silk - print. Yes, anywhere, any
time, the topper ir right, com
fortable and "smart for Spring '50.
White in a lightweight soft fleece
fabric is the favored fashion fab
ric and color. And it s ever so pert
and gay with the new drop shoul
ders, shorter cuffed sleeves. Jutting
wing collar and full, but fiat, back.
Both belted and unbelted versions
are exactly "the thing" for the
season.
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One out of every three persons
tested for an Oklahoma driver's
license last year failed.
The classic suit blouse by Tex
tron, Interpreted for Spring '50
in "peek-a-boo" style of lace
trlmmed Nylon sheer.
Corn suffers from 112 different
diseases. .
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There's balmy weather ahead and
she's prepared for it with a cot
ton T-shirt designed by Garland
Knitting Mills. '
An imported Irish linen blouse
by Dorothy Korby to bewitch a
suit or co-star happily : with n
skirt before and after chirk. ,
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Styled for Spring, scalloped cuffs
give a touch of femininity to
these Wear-Right gloves. Of Nu
plcx suede and hand sewn.
Belk-Hudson
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l"x J navies
New colors to hormonize with your Spring prints
Novelty heels,
detailed
Largest Hosiery
Department In
Haywood
seams to cast all attention ankleward. New cob
webby sheerness that could never be attained be
fore in such sturdy hose. Complete sizs range.
"BelfcHudson
Blouses as subt'e tie-ups be
tween jour suit skirts and jick -ts
are a fashion siory of the past.
I Sprin? 1C50 ushers in u smartly j
! styled, ciearlv toned airry of
I blouses tlu.t fairiy demand to be'
j appreciated in full. '
' Yes, blouse . fashions, fabrics, i
j colors and prints aie as varied and ,
: sparkling a1 those of your dresses, i
coats and Wilis. The slimmer lock,
j a la 1020 in I!)o0. is a prcs-.nt per-.
fect picture.-, Sleeveless .designs
complete ItiV themselves without
rover-uos,' take starring roles. Tae
middy blou?if is back and ready for .
exciiing cccersoriing. The ' tittle
boy"' appea'snee is prcdomii:nt.
complete- y 1th handy-to-laurder
rcmovebte colisr and cutfs. .Che-rr.lsc-liko
b'nuses villi vaist-dccp
necklines that can be sl4e!ed to-'
gether or worn open also nvko a;
proud appfcarance. Softly tailored
cottons replace Densynt effects.
Details r precious ns gems are
exciting fpaturts of Sprms 1930
blouxes. Laces rnd embroideries,
pleats, from box pleats to "concer
tina" permanent nylon pleats and
rows and rows of fine tucks, com
bine to make your new blouses fa
shion treasures.
More Pnd more pastels lend de
lights of color to the Soring blouse
scene. Lacquer reds run to floral
pinks. The gamut is run from
Navy to sky blue.
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New fur Spring, this sleeveless
buiton-frent lucked blouse of
woven multistripe cotton by Tex
tron. In a variety of roiurs.
Scarlet for Springtime sorcery in
Mary Goodfellow's Chinese red
straw hat and In Pond's saucy
Kascal Red lipstick. ' '. ' .
AH the dazzling color and 'bril
liance of a real butterfly collec
tion has been caught in this 30
inch pure silk scarf by Glentex. '
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A young bonnet of spun-sugar
straw in snowy white is designed
for a schoolgirl's Easter by
Greenberg-Fisch.
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Owl in m ii mm
The Pink Shirt Tommicoat de
signed by Harry Berger is a 2-in-one
combination; a sleeping coat
or a shirt for skirt or slacks.
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Checks
First For
Spring '5;
Ch"ck ard d. p , !
what do you fi,:d? v,., .
every hi re i, J
And with thcsjrti"j
cover co'jrs th tor'
ness. Dri"htnp' M
icy. clear and.nutsj
tout iu.
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For giiy va
"ins rasi-.HiH 'j.
and light (frour.vis. lrit
on egsshi.i ,rl 4. '
Prints will Mvinri
patterns that c;e"c , ,!,
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rersian iiid O
tion.
And how are these -v
ors and prints vst-j'
t'lif'ks Abouci
Your druses (rP cy
suits are checked Your
checked. Checks ha,
eueuis on wnue ErraiV.
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Tae" by Juilliard TlipjJ
"Checkerboard" checfe I
checks, s.imll cok J
Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet is a
new type perfume combining the
allur'e of perfume and the long
lasting quality of sachet.
Rose Pearl polish by Peggy Sage
is selected by the bride to blend
with her dream gown and veil of
ivory. Pearls by Elgin American.
Read The Mountaineer Want Ads.
Checks are bold, rhi.
There are wi n ilowpcne ct,
rict chcc'xs, . hm:p'Jics '
Even fleece is checked.
So lov-ly and brmi.n
the colors of this Spr.
Juilliard has naTd'ti
uoiors 'Tonpliliiics" ir .i
tlfully rm (IJp j
tions of the cn!'i'f V11U.;
wear through nrin? a
"Clot" Prints
Sprin? Iirrnks irio m
i stop-the-pi'f ss pioiifs lr
Ion, cotton and rajnn i
bolts filled v i'h l-i i"N
ors are pinks, ypitows b'
strong and s'.iliilc; !(:!
prints, tnne-on-tmip pri''
Delvin-; into iirrliivn
duced Persian-inspired '
and charr.ung "Souihi'ni
Verney; Scventli ('inlur.
tapestry prims, nv tsuriinu
More Ronu prints spin
uagoaa is me sorcery d
City... scene - sketches' 'ar.i
"blot" prints lend a sot
whimsy to Sprini!.
Words of the Wise
Every person la responsible
for all the good within tne
range of his abilities, 'and for
no more, and none, can tell
whose sphere Is the largest.
(Gall Hamilton)
Shorter skirts receive smart em
phasis with these darker heel and
seam cobweb sheer nylons by
Van Raalte.
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Dining in the "ElMoroem '"would
be such fun...zebra-h&e brush
ed stripes on white rayon crepe
de chine. Jacket is lined with
rayon butcher-lin for extra body,
and supports two handsome
patch pockets. 9 to 1$,
NAVY GREEN .
BROWN BLACK 9,95
Doris Dodsm's original and exc'.usivt prints
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texture on rayon crepe de '"', , 9
neckline and armhote is banded m dark r
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NAVY WITH GOLD BUW-R.
Other Doris DoJson
Juniors from 10.95
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