The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, May 24, 1934, Image 5
The Barawell People^entiael, Barnwell, S. C, May 24.1934
Fabric Gloves Add Zest to the Mode
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By CHEKIE NICHOLAS
Most of Us Find World
Gives Smile for Smile
'HEN It comes to exciting event!
the fashion realm the scene
centers aronnd fabric gloves and the
matching accessories which go with
them. The new jgloves reveal style
potentialities such as the rank and ilia
of us sever dreamed could exist in con-
nectton with what once upon a time
we were wont to regard as mere hand
coverings, with perhaps a little vari
ation in design and stitching and color
now and then.
However, here on the stage of
fashion this very, moment speaking for
themselves is an endless array of
gloves made of every material known
to the ingenuity of man and revealing
a wealth of ideas which are simply
breathtaking in point of originality
and audacious styling.
The importance of cotton for frocks
and gowns, for smart ensembles and
for suits started the furor by cre
ating a need for gloves to co-ordinate
In fabric and feeling with the new cos
tume for daytime wear. This move
ment toward-unique fabric-gloves- re-
celved additional impetus from tbs
great French couturiers. With utmost
enthusiasm Chanel and Talbot, those
two foremost originators of sportswear
vogues, sponsor fabric gloves with
matched accessories for spring and
summer. So sound and altogether in
triguing is the Idea, it is spreading like
-wildfire throughout fashion’s domain.
The Interpretations of this new mode
for matching accessories are legion.
Just a glimps^ of the new gloves of
linen with gingham printed linen cuffs
together with a tailored flower of the
printed linen to wear on coat lapel or
at the shoulder of a sports frock ^illus
trated to the right) and your peace of
mind will be destroyed until you be
come the happy possessor of just such
or Its equivalent
Perhaps you will covet even more
a white scarf collai* of open basket-
weave cotton, crossbarred in blue at
GREEK AND ROMAN
TREND IN SANDALS
QUILTED VELVET
By CHEK1B NICHOLAS
The shoe designers, who are taking
themselves as seriously these days as
the old masters immortalized in the
Metropolitan museum, have delved In
to the ancient history of many nations
to produce the array of sandals and
r ghlllles, bejeweled dance slippers and
tailored pumps that confront the mod
ern woman whose grandmother used
to be contented with one good service
able pair of shoes a year;—
- 3 The up-and-coming deb this season
will wear sandals modeled after those
worn by Helen of Troy, or beach slip-
pers such as once adorned the pluk-
tlpped toes of Cleopatra.
Authentically Greek and Roman in
their Inspiration are the new sandals
worn not only for beach wear, but to
complement” any kind <tt "summer
sports costume. They’re simple affairs
made only of a couple of straps and a
sole, leaving the toes altogether un-
trammeled. , *
The footgear of a monk in Capri
provided the Inspiration for the monk
sandal which promises to be the rage
of the summer resorts.
The world meets people as the
pie meet the world. This Is a truth
which It Is wen lo remember. It Is
not alone In the crises of life that
this Is true., It is In the dally rou
tine of existence. For example. In
the home, good cheer in one member
the famity flnds a sympathetic thoughts which go out from them, and thd Kshltlhjg Ihcrsaied gasblln*
the endsv and edges with
white gauntlet gloves t of
crinkled cotton crepe with
deep pointed cuffs of match
ing basket weave, such as the
figure seated In the pictuaa Is
wearing.
Clranrolsette, thirpracticai standby,
is glorified anew this season in gloves
that feature pin-checked gingham cuffs
lined with plain gingham, with match
ing reversible collar-scarf In the
monotone and checked fabric. It ap-
pears also In gloves “with cuffs and
matching tailored bow for shoulder or
neckline made of gayly printed cotton.
A most attractive accessory set of
crocheted string features gloves and
scarf of white, with the flared ends
of the scarf and the flare cuffs of the
gloves In three graduated shades of
blue. .
But do not think that your new fab
ric gloves simply must have matched
accessories to be smart. There are so
many materials and so many styles In
glove fashions In general, it is Impos
sible to do more than enumerate the
important trends. Watch for the very
sheer mllanese chiffons when the hot
weather cornea They are In dark
shades as well as white and are the
coolest ever as well as wonderfully
good looking.
Many of the ne# gloves in a variety
of fabrics reflect the tailored vogue.
Note the group pictured In the inset
Below to the left Is a glove ef dull
luster diagonal oatmeal-type fabric lo
a slip-on style; above it a washable
chamolsette open cuff gauntlet with
smart wood button at the wrist; next
(top to the left) a son sheen slip-on
with two tiny pearl buttons at the
'pf wrist and with scalloped edge; In the
center, another chamolsette glove with
novelty stitching trim In leaf design
around the cutout edge of the open
cuff (very smart in navy). Above to
the right short slip-ons In fine honey
comb knit with rlb-knlt frill edging;
below, gloves featuring a pleated self-
fabric frill and.diagonal stitching; and
concluding the group a most outstand
ing type—crochet string slip-ons with
lacy cuffs which look as if hand cro
cheted.
• by Waatern Nawaptpar Unloa.
“In the Money" Silks for
Spring Latest in Peris
The newest things in printed silks
for spring are called H In the lfoney M
prints. They represent the gold-silver
Inflation and noninflation arguments,
but without taking sides. * ^
They are made in a series of eight
patterns of five colors each—40 dif
ferent colors In all Those of us who
have had glimpses of them agreed
•that they were the last word la the
New Deal for dining out, tea dances,
country clubs, and even the “Tag End"
dresses for those occasions when say-
body sMght wear anytiilng sad yet no
body seems exactly safe ef what will
be the right thing. j —
A be lone sea
for smbs nei
opaline, satla
Sea Shall Slippers
l shell-Is the
chord of good cheer struck In the
other members. Sometimes the re-
sponse Is immediate, sometimes It
takes a little While for others to get
Into the sahtt mood, but neverthe
less there Is a ray of cheer which
meetf .the cheerful countenance, and
the ray expands under the glow of
the good humor.
Persons who are dissatisfied find
the. dissatisfied side of the world
turned to them. They find an ex-
presslon of complaint draws forth a
similar expression both in looks and
words. This doubles their impres
sion that the world Is not right
They are blind to the good things,
and they fall to see or to compre
hend them.
The person who looks at the world
tb a smile flnds a smiling world.
Try the experiment of smiling across
the table to some on£ in the family
who seems to need the world to
smile at her. See the countenance
lighten, the eyes grow brighter and
the corners of the moutti begin to
turn up. Your- smile has created a
smile of greeting. It seldom fails. A
pleasant world lies before a pleas
ant face. Many of the creases
of life are smoothed out, and difficul
ties averted, for the person who
meets them with a smile.
The people wtro crave pleasant
pathways through life must meet
life with pleasantness. Jealousy
meets jealousy, courage meets cour
age, etc.
life is many sided. It will
the hard or Hie soft side, the happy
on the miserable side, the gay or the
sad side, to those who pass through
tt, according to the spirit called out
by Individuals. It Is for them to
choose what they want and express
It not alone by words, not alone by
facial expressions, but by the spirit
which is back - .of them, by the
Do not blame the world entirely for
what it means to you of heaviness
nor credit it alone tor what it brings
to you of joy. It meets you as you
meet |t You have a hand on the
wheel which turns the side toward
you to correspond to the one you
show It,
C. Bell Syndicate—WSTO Sarrle*.
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Other redactions ranged from 10 to
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MORE THAR 50% LONOER NON-SKID MILEAGE
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HIGH SPEED TIRE FOR 1934
-TW new Firestone High Speed Tire for 1934 In the greatest tire
Firestone has ever built* With its wider, flatter tread, greater ♦hLrlmw,
deeper non-skid, more and tougher rubber, and greater non-skid
contact with the road, you get move than 50% longer non-skid mil<Uigfi«
• This new development is made possible by the Firestone patented
process of Gum-Dipping, whereby the cotton fibers inside the high
stretch cords are soaked and coated with pure liquid rubber* This
provides greater strength, safety and blowout protection.
Firestone engineers pioneered and developed the first successful
balloon tire in 1023, and it is only natural
thfct Firestone would lead in the further
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The new Firestone High Speed time fcr
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constant testing on the Firestone fleet of test
cars over all kinds of roads and highways
throughout the United States.
High Speed tires are further
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The call of the evening mode is for
unique and fanciful capes. The lovely
model pictured here Is of quilted trans
lucent velvet In s delectable leaf green.
The Elizabethan collar Is stiffened to
flan away from the throat so as to be
perfectly comfortable at the same Urns
that It Is extremely flattering.
new fB
BALLOON
1934
Colored Twoods
Those soft camel's-halr tweeds art
^helng woven now In such combins-
*tions as a dull rose-purple with a fas
check.
The new Firestone Afar Balloon
enew Fix
1934
all the^improvements fakHsei
Tire. Tke lower air pressure provides maximum fTDetien
and riding comfort. Gum-Dipping Safe-T-Locks the
cords, provides 30 to 40% greater <
Get 1935 low swung style by equipping
today with these new tires and wli>fah |h colors
i ties
will give you a
Firestone High Speed Thus made at Ae
at "A Century af Prepress" —
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