Medford mail tribune., August 22, 1937, Page 3, Image 3

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FOR 65 YEARS WARDS HAS BEEN YOUNG AMERICA'S HEADQUARTERS FOR
-.:SS.
MEBFORD MAIL TRTRITXE. MEDFORD. OttEfiON. SUNDAY. AUCiUST 22, inrt7.
for Girls
3 New Fall Styles 11 00 i
" " '4 Broadcloth or 80-square percale dresses ex- II j
' V&W?? pertly styled and tailored. Tubfast. Full cut; -U- 3
. ' deep hems. Sizes from 1 to 16. EU
3 Ic. IMaid Skirt Sots
All wool Scotch plaid skirt; white bodice top
and Peter Pan collar. Matching plaid beret
and scarf. Sizes from 4 to 10.
Newl Wool Sweaters to match skirt sets .... 1.19
Classic School Coats
Fleeces, plaid-backs or novelty tweeds.
details: pockets, stitching. 12 to 20,
SUiriS - - I oi,:,4
l 'J 59c
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tej - urcis ijiiii to
T--Wll tailored tor extra, vaiuei ran -
patterns plains or whites.
1 P-J $11.98 Shirts V- shirt
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Wool Longie Suits
Deuble-breasted. sport back coat; vest; pleated
trousers. Pall patterns 8-18. Extra Pants . . . 4 00
f for Girls ' I 4 M
New f o i,, nr&nikri rtjrauKnRm is
198 1 (jiJ WluWB I
to 249 1 ftxilfi y wS ' I
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59c j JA '
14- Q i W 3 pc. Plaid Soli, 1.98 f 1'0,,-'ie S,lits 11-98 !
X N!s33' Wool Swealer, 1.19 ""SrESSff
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198 I
Also girls' site., 7-16 5.49
Wool Flannel Skirts
Wool Sweaters XO
Rov' Wool Knickers
Fully lined, with knit cufts: navy or fancies. 8-16
Knlcker Suits, coat and a knlckera, 8 to 10 . . .0;
Sturdy Wool Longies
Pleated style, with wide cult bottom and 3 -button
waistband. Plaids, chocks. Sizes Irom 6 to 17.
Hoys" Ties; New Full Patterns '-Mc
Mogadoresl Crepesl
ltaV Killer Shirts "
Regular or button-down collars.
THEY'RE OFF TO SCHOOL-
Completely Dressed hu Wards
Sixty-five years of experience outfitting children for school I That's why Ward's
school togs look better, fit better, wear better! That's why mothers the nation over
come to Wards for Children's Fashions the store that always sells for less I
iLL LkJ ihlli C. L Lowrice fit EXTRA strong-heavy denim, heav- 7 C M SjSs' '
lVi fM Sanforized Slacks -f AA ! VV
Hftfl- rr-'1- l00 1 Rugjjeil School
i irft llS TOR Homesteader, Jr., Shirts Cf B ' iki SllOCS ftt 1
3 1 m$f II mmKs& r i rA B,,llt for AC-noNI Covert or hambray. trlple-stltch- VV m VN
1'I Wfl utl KU ed; non-rip sieeve (aclngs. Pull out. J Roomy la.t. for comfort Fully lined for protection
''' f I It MIJ )H UHl noj.' Polo Hhlru 49c Hoys' Sweater 1.w g' Narrow h.els for firm fit Fl.xlbleiol.s for foot-frwdom IT
1 yiiS, I VSI. W'- lmii," 2.button necki Long v"'" ,ty' All the features wise mothers look for In their children's shoe.
faH2MlMBMffi2SZKIMHaH PLUS gturdy con,truction and durabIe cmporitlon soles!
Thus, Ward shoes are sure to give maximum wear at minimum
P?.v'iCOT BpHaiCTIiBMiffilllgaM cost! Sketched; brown elk oxfords; black patent straps. 8-2. '
(! VfTV I WSMh 'f3 Rock Oak Leather Soles! Exceptionally Fine Leathers I
iV &4$ BoKlaekOxfonls 4.irlsS wncr Ties
I U&M&Zl for Boys and Girls I I 5 For Boy! 1 Q 71 QS
!i Popular Anklets ' Below-the-Knee Hose I JL f ' 11 JjfQJ
K Mixtures end plain 1 "C Marceriied lisle with "Jf f Hi i
colors. Shirred topt. Laatex cuffs. 6',-10. f tPE-'
S Combsd CoHon Anklats 10c Boyl', Glrli', H Hon t pr. SSc I
1 I- Boys' "Skip" Socks 1
P ji Favorites with girls, too. Plain feet, striped tops. 8-12. I if pr. a
Child's Waist Suit (.iris' Mips
nvp Rayon Taffeta; V f fC
"' " Drop seat. 2-10. ' top. Siies 10 to 16. 'laJ
Girls' IiMvons School Slips
Shortie Bloomers; pan- tl Rayon uffeta. 34-44. (C
ties. Plain knit. 4-16. Trimmed or tailored.
Shoes that help his healthy feet grow
and develop correctly! Wide lasts with
long-wearing calf-grain uppers. 2'3-6.
Black (sketched), or brown with stitch
ed and perforated trims. Extra durable.
Leather soles. Sizes from 12-3.
Older Boys' Oxfords, sizes 6-11 . . 2.49 Miues' Brown Oxfords, 3V4-8 -1.98
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