Springville Herald | 1950-05-04 | Page 7 | Nylon Fabric to Star this Spring

Nylon Fabric To Star This Spring This spring the wise lass on the prowl for "something new" will find an almost magical profusion of fresh Nylon weaves to choose from. There are Nylon satins designed as enchanting wedding gowns. Nylon Ny-lon illusion net and Nylon lace that ably mimics the daintest of imports are present as precious trim for your important gowns and lingerie. And who can resist the delicacy of a Schiffli-embroi-dered 15-denier Nylon sheer? NYLON LINGERIE shirts as well as your own street dresses. Easy To Tend Yes, Nylon assumes every look and is to be found everywhere. It's a striped, a checked, a white-on-white, an embroidered weave. It's your auto's new slipcovers, it's your lovely new Nylon marquisette curtains, your handy umbrella, your children's most comfortable ensembles. Best of all, all-Nylon merely requires re-quires a "dip, dry and don" laundering laun-dering routine. For washing, sudsy sud-sy warm water is best. Follow this with a thorough rinsing. For parading, you can choose a Nylon faille suit and a Nylon faille trimmed bonnet to match. Later on, you'll want a swim suit of Nylon taffeta or velvet, as well as a Tee shirt of suede Nylon jersey. In lingerie, you can buy slips and gowns flounced with fluted Nylon. The pleats are heat set so they retain their sharpness through countless launderings. "Nylasatin," a satin weave, and "Poronyl," a weave that has achieved ideal porosity, are perfection per-fection for your bras and corsets. Nylon makes an important day-after-day appearance as a novelty-stripe novelty-stripe for your blouses. You'll see it and wear it, too, in a linen weave as your husband's sport Phone your news to 57.