The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 21, 1941, Page 24

F THE DAILY AEASKA EMPIRE JUNE’\U ALASKA _______SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21; 1941 [ o 'CC | e Will be seen up north around Christ- | 1 | matter what kind of cards he migl;( AT CHRISTMAS TIME A YOUNG LADY'S rmv,l IGHTING DRESS U~ [~ WEPHMWTH ez 4 Neither a day nor an evening layers, the ‘table has individ i ety | players tal individua - { dress-up. dress can look ils best; & 3 | i ¢ 1 without costume jewelry. TLis L\‘ mAI j‘(K POT |recesags for, drinking glgss or ash 3 X | 3 1 § the season hwen an ear looks prm-l as well as places for the : | . [lively naked without an earring and! The poker player’s round table, mm . / n, wrist looks bear and cold \v)LhouLi“m, collapsible legs so that it can As for the bridge fans—there's a By AMY PORTER | & great chunk of a bracelet. Inasuy be folded up and put away, |sturdy taBle, with collapsible legs, AP Feature Service Writer !;dna::hed sets otr Jc\*;l;‘f ]r:?;:'wm make his hand a winner, no 'and the'top covered with green felt. | gained quick acceptance as S R N L LN, D e | e sets have a wuch' | s AR, hollday. dress. ::)g:r‘hni:?ed well-groomed look e T o (i e WL SRt SN | Frem the very beginning light, She wants clothes as gay as| than mixed combinations of ear- binger of Christ- | Christmas trees that dominate mc‘r:" necklaces, clips and brace- ~ |mas. Tt remain: today our symbol of | <cason, as flattering as the candles ]:t s joi 7 s Christmas greeting, whether it be|that shine on Christmas tables. -Ssé\'(‘n'-nl “pest-dressed” womei' are ‘exprosscd by a single candlé, or b,\" This means she’ll Rave to do some ”n_m"’ their bc-)e\volc(! appear- the brilliance of an electric dis-|clever werk with her wardrobe be-| & o G} wearing one great stone . 3 . \ \ \ N \ { play, { fore the festive season set§ 1, ANd | \onjant at, the throst and a ring| Iy N N ! A woman likes to greet the holi- It seems particularly appropriate, | the earlier she does it the hetter. set with the same Kind of stone then, that a lamp or some other Unless she wants her frantic last| "1 771 "(o have a new sports lighting a¢cessory should be chosen | minute shopping for gifts to coin- costume for Christmas—a brilliant- as a gift for Christmas. This s cide with equally frantic shoppINg ||: lored skating outfit or ski set bolical association will have's subtle | for a dress to wear to tonight's o it - you. o' WE for MELIVe ignificance, and as a practical and | party. ~-m;Hv vowd feel gayer as a ~pec- decorative addition lo home, such ~One new dress-up seems an| it ot (ha o Voar's |a gift will provide pleasue every essential for Christmas—either day ..o in o $pc r's foctball game in a sports coat of bright plaid | day of the year. or evening, depending on. which | eag Lamp designs usually precede im- | will be the most useful. Fr;r. at-hemme holiday moments portant changes in home, geoorl- Dark Colors Eavored " you'll want a generous slice of flat- | ting styles, and therefore they ulrel| The newest evening dresses, seen j..o and that's easy to find thi a clever and inexpensive way of | at recent New York cpenings are \.m‘r' in the grand variety of huuse- | introduting an up-to- daie look to | th bouffant taffetas in dark col- | Loats and negligees the stores are; furnishing schemes. Feattired" this | -plum, dark red, dark 2reen | owing. If one of thése gentle- | @)g(, | seascn are table lamps of Re- ‘hlac‘k with glittering bead and se- | jady costumes doesn’t come to you | |gency design, showing a sophisti- | quin trim. All white and all black | ,¢ g gift, yow)l want to run down ated combinaticn of ebony blaci. | hold their own as usual, especially | () the store the day after Christ- | and gilt metal in Class column de- | in jerseys and these too have sOme n.¢ and buy one—a housecoat of | ) 3 ) . |sign; painted tole bases, fine porce- |sort of glitter about them—beaded | jowel_toned velvet or plaid- taffeta, | |lain with classic floral deeorations, | belts, or gilt-edged jackets. a negligeé. of lime gzreen satmn D,‘ 270 South Franklin Street 2 ‘ i i | i 3t i Brags glitters brightly throush | day-time dresses and black is accep- | " 1 vou dress the part, it's hound | the new Early American lamp|table only when v Istyles, but gives way to pewter and | lighted with bright cilver finishes for all floor-lamp is scen again, and again. types. Th new floor lamps, by | from brilliant flame (o deep net SCRAPBOOKS e { | | the way, bring the light right down | Newest looking are the pastels in ~ Parties, dates and school events o 4 where you need for rading. They sheer weols, draped and muided as are memorable occasions. Make arve much shorter than the styles of | aracefully as silk. Pastel piaid suits them “live” with a gift of a scrap- | and as a result are | being introduced for resort wear book for pcm\,menl recording. much nigh- 5 po o merrier Christmas. cessories. Red Pl i ping land antique bronze urn shapes Color is the thing in dress-up pink maribou, hildren’s Clothes De Pinna’s Doil House | this white SWISS BROIDERY DRESSES a (wo-color a few years ag 2 in better proportion to seating fur-| —— Y Sirt Lynn doi il SRR e m,“’mmgxxfigggfi%wg{wmfimfiwmm- .8 e ¥ i Lampshades remain By HELEN FORRIST HALL | hether it's on a snowsuit or|inexpensive gifts, while less ex- styles—a requisite for good illum- ; AR Eahign Ealor ter. So will a bit of fur, lin- pensive versions come in white|mation. However, fcr the lamp that )} lawn with colorful rickrack trim.| i rovide merely”a § pios hood or making a pompom ‘% i i is to provide merely a spot of color Apron styles include candy stripes!in the room, cr to add to general il- Ic BRIGHT RED PIPING sparkles ¢ organdy dress. Modeled by Lorr You never know, from the heap of gifts beneath tt just what SRR e oing- . S it e tons o i acLitle S, (Rt el o neq | Which button onto narrow over-|jumination, deccrative printed ‘ e ChyiaNicl g e 3 it cown or an old fashioned| g,oder styles. Dimities use dainty shade or dark colored silk Shades . girl's fancy. But you can be might one of black velvet with red I ; # it if you give her some- RS e rolAcied nerais] 2 Eells Foaehs ire asingly popular. These thing to wear, shell love it if her O e andy or sk Aside from garments, every litle dark colors, especially in gleatnis {aste is considered in its selection kR j‘““'l‘” B O akes il loves gadgets as gifts, andcatin, lcse nono of thelr light-giv- o ek T e S e i ke s AKES {he priceyou pay is up to you. ing qualities when they are lined p a lucky donor if you S i niri g Hagp 4 ¥ I nt Sarah Ann with that A “n', Sterling silver 'link bracelets with with white fabric. The d tion of N eherished. wearable: that -~ malk MR ; bowknots on discs, mittens with!rhades is concenl d at the top ¥ -5 Mo ante ¢ and want to put Dresse with matehing dolls, | jampe wool cuffs, gloves and pu: nd in border treatments. o ry 1t Kes. her SWeaters, lambskin bonnets. miUS a3 have tremendous appeal. Flourescent lizhtinz has made ar- 2 e's nit GoME’ to“werry WiUh velveteen skirls, and chall - - i tistic and practical advances durir her pretty head about how ultili- tlouses, military ‘I'l‘”“”" and mvl' th last r Lighting elements I A dies—any onc cof them will make |' are rearranged to permil the use A - s a big hit of standard lamp shade shapes and -r 2 Mo 4 Most exciting are robes with a S = size: Formerly emphasized fi R )atehing hair ornament. A flower- yAur iy 1.t dack use alene, these modern fluor- circular cut pinwale cor- " the radic and a ride or iaday utts Rl {taq Drinted Tobe has a flower to matoh e etr - Droblem. thes CScONt lamps arc designed in. flcor ’ s g rint for the little lady to tuck o reir - problem IS g table models that will fit into cali r it jacket. Or p HaT Anot) inpls Christir with a new portahie v {vathiah b ¢ nizht be a white ra PRI odio. A double duty radio that ™ . 3 \ bow, or a huge moie pocket s Besides the great variely of use- slecved reversible fleece “torso” or works on plug-in cr battery can be ; 4 k , el : ; ful lamp gifts for every room of Ic with detachable hood used in the game room, in the car ; £ s 3 . . A PRrgicr e s kT the home, ot for every member of ? ! > ground plaid skirt. Pinafc appliqued with red or anywhe This radio. will re- iy e . ple , s on white or- charge the battery when used on LnC, family. Christmas also offers a 3 i . B " an opportunity for replacing old - M gandy are charminz but not too electric att iment lighting fixtures. New designs rep- . D 02 2 v e , zp . resenting as they do, an increase in IRReRRaReeRees both beauty and efficiency, go a M 10 y toward modernizing the app e of the home. Experts from various electrical companies in e icwn will help ycu play Santa Claus & by sturying the requirements of 4 : g A § 1 » _— vour home, and planning a modern- ized scheme of lighting. That Serve | § | CHRISTMAS A Purpose; ; No lpuger is the bean vag just scmething to be tossed about. | It now serves a more useful pur- and R Hotel Baranof 98 ' pose, being adopted as ‘thé base of 4 B |an ash tray which can be plflccd{ i b g m e.,“fi:sri'm‘;:;': At this time, the most glorieus holiday season of A -8 & \lvlng glass paperweight; coin box | &% s 4 3 i 3 o g N . s }mr 5, 10 and 25-cent gieces which | 8¢ R i NEW B o it name 1 the whele year, we extend eur sincere felieita- N N 5 tioms to our many friends and customers in the " } Juneau Community and its environs. - [l t SINCERE WISHES | fora | | MERRY A A .E CHRISTMAS " & I 55 ¥ and a o by | HAPPY " ¥ i of Aluska é,f The Clothing Man § ’ ' g Exclusive Agent for Hart Schaffner & Marx ! Leota’s o 'u mfii&mfifiE&%&%{kfic&&fizfifirfi}&}&%%fi%&h : b