The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 5, 1935, Page 12

Keep Your Head When You Buy the Spring Hat Il admit that the new modes must not let them go to your head, the result may be dangerous. For choosing a hat must be done) with every fashion facility one has. Anyone knows that hat is as good as a even a face lift, slice years off age; and the wrong hat can tack them on just as quickly and easily. A hat properly chosen is pur- chased with a view to the way it looks with the entire ensemble. The head is only incidental. A hat must never be in improper pro- portions to the rest of the body. ‘That is why a woman must never choose her hat from the shoulders up. Stand up . . . see how it is| proportioned according to your fig-| ure. A hat that looks well seated, | may not be right when you stand. An example of this is a very| | small girl wearing a huge cape- line hat. It may be most flatter- ing to the face, but standing may give one the impression of a girl under an umbrella! Another ex lample is the woman of heavy fig- or a becoming facial . . . or 4 It can |ure, broad face and short neck who goes forth in a turban or beret type hat. Though brims are extremely im- portant, milliners tell us that the |real trick of youth and chic lies in the fit of the crown. It is the | erown which shapes the head and gives the right or wrong contour. Thus it is that women must watch out for too high or too shallow crowns. Select that which propor- (tions best to your body. Tilt Hats There are a few women in this A raft of sailors is landing for spring . . . in the most charm- ing straws that n m many mocns. Easy Liesthe Head that Wears the New Crowns This Spring ave been se No Certain Rules Indicate that We Are Headed for the Smartest Milinery Season in Years THE DAILY ALASK The Last Is Not Important Note for Spring pretty intoxicating, but you Fashion Gives a Lift to Feet There is choice with a capital C to the footwear for spring. There is even a wide choice in lasts. Never have there been so many styles, so many leathers, soc many fabrics, so many types of heels, 50 many trims, It is a season for diversity. To buy a whole ward- robe of shoes would prove the very best fun of the season. Lascts First There seems to be a battle be- tween the short and the long. It's going to be a great season for the short vamp as far as the smart young set is concerned. They swear by it, and when it looks well on the foot, and fits equally well, it is certainly a happy fashion for it flatters the foot no end. It makes it look decidedly smaller. In the longer, more conservative vamp, there are very many inno- vations. Chi among them are trimmings which are so placed as to make the foot appear long and limmer. Much Heel Interest There are almost as many hes= heights as there are occasions the should be worn. The low heel has become so important that we seeing it everywhere. Even cn the dance floor. Many of the smartest women wore low heeied sandals for dancing last season, and there is no indication that they intend to give up this highly comfortable and sensible fashion. But low heels for sports and for walking is where this trend gets its greatest play. It i moccasin types, in oxford £f N ”dh“'l!m “3“’ f[e:turest perfect anq various sports ties. Many low encug o allow em t0 Wear papled s & ilt-t o The fact that there var-|tering to certain types of women, iy, hats straight on the head lt“n“ ;l“'\{:oe hl)\!t]:l\:«‘.:lho bfq“,lfi, ‘?a:)::xt fety in millinery silnot oves| it is questionable whether they Will Lucky ladies, for this 15 by far i buck! that fashion is ma d-| mount cut of the high fashion tno hest way in the world to at- . “]."U“‘ % s e s e llweds mo longer . i e tain chic. But if you do not meas- _yeat is defi Ea R reason for women to rush in and| o hiaparelli, who likes to do un- ure up to the specifications on: Id e + all buy the s: type 0f hat, Be ', ona1 things with hats, is one of needs to enable to wi aiNat at| oo pane P Hemse Pols | o sors of this mode. One this charp angle, then stick to the joaihers St fashi year (heie X ;4e] by this lady shows the bon- old method of tilting. It 1S ror (eiy EHOUGH, syles Gl faghlan) o gL~ the chin in a de- s and far more fl / inate this extremely bad practi ral on Bhen oM rea her Heols High and Low of Crown t of us certainly shoe has 1 er heels it s T high crowd is tl most. P will be that mu marter for nounced fas . AN A femed for her smart When the hat is tilted, dress st And nc but th . £ i pon: the bonnet. A your hair as becoming as possible will stay locking nc means out Ini ok was the outsianding on the side that is exposed. The are like most wome fact, it is repo: w5029 \ tion. These are new fashion for braidslookscharm- your shoe which takes 8o, 4 large ma tn of a dark material, lined ing at the side of a hat. Curls most abuse is the heel. i iheir swarie he with white or|piled at the side is also a smart demanding a shallov 1Bt This i emely flattering | way of doing the hair. scuffling if one leads i e i s complexion, and many wom- — active life. But the b mr‘f:.‘:h“’:‘“;l"L"""““H’;m'“" be }“’(’“ wio feel they cannot wear dark zon for the summer months, 'edther heel helps you 1 e njjSdearn will be delighted with this| ;o expressed in many different 'b,w to “,‘l th b You w wearing it simply bec it is the| TeF . > traws, and fabrics. Panama will| !0 trot all over lown to find the B Whion of fiaHiour. Both mod i (ulu.r 'Lun.trast : |also be seen when May rolls eixt_her. Iorln}! the stores :md col :- G caist 9 % d8 toodeiiso ‘In ashion-wise circles Womenare | apoung not only in its native hue, SCious of their smar‘mess‘ .‘u>\ .m(y N S acy fop Chcosing hats that contrast With|,,e in pastels as well, and these AR be found almost everywhere ab €ver Crown you wear, rest €asy, 10Flpoir cogtumes rather than mateh-| .. o 5 about every price. you are very much of lady of 3 bRl vl g are smarter than smart. e = ing ones. This gives a gay air, very S All your old favorites will be fashion for lesirable in the spring. If you still trotting around this spring . . . and Slio ng to matching costumes, buy an| Breaking of a bottle of black ink some new ones are expected to It looks as though we are €O .., jiiyje hat that contrasts and|on the sidewalk in front of the make their bow. Kidskin and calf- to see (‘.‘”\ again. this ki 107 e what it does for your spirits|building served as the “christening” skin are Loth very much present. :{f,n::):(;utn o ‘his I;;;:L. C:lli]‘;n(;;,‘; alone. of a branch bank at Grand Coulee And there are more of the grained 3 i ¥ The large hat is looming on the!Dam site, Washington. !leathers than have ever been seen difficult one to wear, and unle: i el 8 - 2 one has a faultless brow, it should not be hat you choose in this style is just worn. Watch out that the as becoming from the side and back as it is in front. These hats are more difficult to make, and must be chosen only with the very greatest of care, lest they be not all you want ur spring hat to be Bonnet Influcace The most unusual hats out of aris are those that take you back to little girl days. They are dis- tinctly bonnets, and while they are very refreshing to see, and flat- frrrr s e ey First Steps A LOVELY SKIN! Helena TO —by Rubinstein h with only eauty Grains, ng pr id. Dis para- olve: fine te $1.00 Follow Face Cre Builds new beau and contours. $1.00 Inlroductery set of both, S1.09 ° Harry Race DRUGGIST SUSSSSS A Y A EMPIRE, FRIDA the Least e Close harmony is th in the smart sme " c recbark is a new leat drucca. r daytime znd for Mow Spring Haks Junn Four Head. that Walk; a Lift to Feet that Dance; and Chic to Every Foot he (heme woman’s ons, until ooth leath- yus rival. pin- among the her which its debut la sea and to become very importan It has been inspired by coatings and dress fabrics which simulated the t t that is seen in the bark of a tree. In ather is and its line slenderize the foot. only in black and colors as well. Fabric shoes for this season. They a; many different ty ites were those in a material, it especially patterns navy are d spunish Our attractive, tend to It is seen not but in a big favorite re seen in favor- of home- and those with flecks that gave a tweedy appear- ance. In Tune with the New Realis tic - Helicone - Oi NONE BETTER Artistically Distinguished and Individualized Regardless of Shade or Texture Wave RUTH CARLSON 532 for PHONE Appointment PIGG APARTMEN Y, APRIL 5, 1935. o - : soul of any rutfics or laid colt The Younger Set et e e . Sets a Pace in Christ Shirtwaist Dresses X . - P L > nothing waist dresses are a big fash- Spring Fashions 3 Spring Fask them, as women, and they are equa g » night be ex- ant for little women. I Little girls are not to he outd?nc cllently for rather when it comes to this fashion| .. et ok game. They have their own design- ses ers who are working ev ] 171'}1;\’\‘110 important. M to find smart, new id oo g rt tucks into the s] They even have movie reels show- becoming lin~ very young figure. ing the very latest in children clothes! And if that doesn’t make Miss 3 to 16 happy, we don’'t know Suits Iorv(;im ; re a4 gro fashion what will, cne of ¥ i 28l M 1'“ T‘:h‘“ Holywoed Styles fashiod s gpsdfor & Al l‘;"‘)"’ x”m(m‘u s'v‘:l"te"b\sm’ 12 or 14. jacke. type, or swagger suit, Everyone knows that on seen about the mest. This £ best dressed young women in Hol- Ncoklin seen knitted suits lywood Miss. Shirley Temple. Take a look at the noch e TEI I i That lady is not long on years but then you will sit up and t B0t Tl e on, “for & th The trend dv much is toward ruffle she certainly is lon And what she we: many of the 1 ch stand un or out, i world. F y's famous dre petals for a lit irl's,flow- A twrnip thati weighed seven and es and n; fare. One cf b unds wis grown by hy an excellent m d:ne e N. Smith of Wartracz, Tenn. IIHI!!AHII»IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIHH!HiIlIH!I sl !fil!‘IIII!HIIIIIIIII|||IIIIiIIIII|III|IIIIIEj FURNITURE “Newress” is apparent in every line and dciail of the Spring furnitire on display at our busy store! 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