The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 7, 1937, Page 15

URING THE 17™ CENTURY THE- & POPULAR PLUMP VENUSES OF RUBENS AND OTHER FLEMISH PAINTERS SET THE CURRENT STANDARD 'OF BEAUTY Dresr AT IS PERIOD WAS LOSING ITS MEDIAEVAL STIFFNESS . Bows AND RUFFLES e % ‘ ' ‘ W CAVALIER HATS {é_f 5 Y _ % y §l LIKE THE MEN. OF THE : j REIGNING BEAUTIES OF e A ‘PagrsIENNE- DAY WERE /| - 17™ CENTURY FRANCE -~ IN- THAE DR DESIGNED 7 ! | ¢ oF D/ARTAGNAN., LADIES Look (&l Il )= = = = - = SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES THINGS INTHE WORLP....COUNTLE o THOUSANDY OF LEMMINGJS, —— LITTLE, MOQUJSE-LIKE CREATUREL . THAT LIVE IN THE FIELDS e FLOCK DOWN TO THE SEA-! THEN, AS IF DRAWN BY SOME PIED PIPER'S TUNE THAT LOSES A LEG IN A FIGHT, BUT AFTER MOLTING (SHEODING His SHELL) SEVERAL TIMES CONTRIVES TO GROW A NEW ONE-..........T ‘N ENGLISH MAN-OF-WAR OF THE- TIME OF CHARLESIL ...... IN FORMER. TIMES WARSHIPS WERE MERELY ARMED MERQCHANTMEN, BUT NOW SPECIAL TYPES WERE BEING DEVELOPED EXCLUSIVELY FOR. FIGHTING. SHIPS LIKE THIS MADE UP THE ENGLISH SQUADRON THAT TOoOK DAM (New York) FRom THE DUTCH IN 1664 . : =] —