Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1955, Image 28

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    'TWELVE MEPFOBP (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday Marefe 11, 19SS
right Accents Enliven Jark Shades in Men's '.'Spring Apparel Fashions
Charcoal Gray
. Used To 'Mufe'
Other Colors
The broad trend in men's
spring clothes is toward the dark
shades, relieved by bright col
ors in shirts, ties and accessories,
and often as decorative touches
in the suit fabrics.
In the new suits, there is great
use of charcoal gray, alone, and
as a mixture. The charcoal
shade is used to "mute" other
colors and many medium weight
j-ear-round-weight suits appear
in "char tones" charcoal
brown, charcoal blue and char
coal green.
These color combinations are
achieved by blending different
colored wools before they are
spun into yarn and woven into
fabrics. The colors are evenly
mixed in the nap of the fabric,
of a charcoal color with a dif
ference. The second color wheth
er green, brown or blue, be
comes apparent when closely
viewed.
Bright colors 'appear in the
spring and summer tropical
worsted wool suit fabrics as
decorative touches on a dark
background. Pink and helio
trope are the most widely used
decorative colors, and they are
used sparingly. Both these col
ors have achieved popularity in
shirts and neckwear. Their use
in the wool suit fabrics is de
signed to achieve close harmony
between accessories and suits.
Year 'Round Weights
Also important on the spring
style scene is the introduction
of the "year 'round suit," in
medium weight worsted wool
and wool tweed fabrics. This has
resulted logically from the level
ing off to temperature ranges.
Men who prefer lighter suits
will find that these new Weights
are just what they need for all
but the coldest part of the late
winter-early spring months.
On the other hand, their
lighter weight extends the sea
son in which they can be worn
through June if last year's tem
peratures are repeated, and on
mild days throughout, the sum
mer. For the neally warm weather,
"wash 'n wear" suits of fabrics
crafted from man-made fibres,
such as Orion and Dacron will
bs popular this year. These suits
will be exceptionally light in
weight and will retain their
neat, crisp look, even on the hot
test, muggiest days. Constructed
for complete washability, they
will need little or no pressing
after laundering.
Two Silhouettes
There are two major silhou
7ettes in the new spring suits,
both single-breasted. One is the
familiar two-button coat style
with patch pockets, center vent
and a rather full coat body.
The second and newest is a
perfection of the "natural look"
suit that results in making this
trim model wearable even by
the biggest men.
This calls for narrower shoul
ders with no padding, soft, flex
ible coat front, high gorge (nar
rowing of the lapels at the shirt
collar line), and high 6leeve
hole.
Pink is an important new pas
tel in sport coats and slacks.
Basket weave wool sport coats
in solid pink, and lightweight
pink wool Shetland coats with
scattered black and white nubs
have a freshness that is appro
priate for warm weather wear.
In sport jackets, colors for the
upcoming season are the bright
est ever shown, featuring almost
any pastel color that can be
named.
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SUITS OFFER FORMALITY The new wool
suits offer greater formality for warm weath
er wear and a new medium weight for mild
weather throughout the year. The corded
wool tropical at left has a fine vertical rib in
black and gray. The 10-ounce fabric suit at
right is in dark gray with overall raised pat
tern in black. (Wool bureau photo.)
Color Makes News
In Shirts for Men
Color plays tne biggest part
in the men's shirt- story for
spring. Soft pastels are solidly
entrenched. The popularity of
colored dress shirts to brighten
the dark wardrobe grows apace,
and for spring there is an ever
widening spectrum.
The success of pink and helio
will continue into the -warmer
months. Cognac, peach, lime,
mint green, rust, orange and
bright blues are also very much
in the picture. At the other ex
treme, charcoals have been add
ed to dress shirts for ensembling
with the lighter summer coat.
Though solid colors hold the
spotlight, subdued and subtle
pattern effects in fine stripes,
candy stripes and fine checks
figure importantly on the style
scene.
Collars will continue thpir
trend to short points, with me
dium spread.
Dress shirts will be broad- J
cloth, chambray or the new!
open weaves which are present-'
ed in both natural and man-made !
fibres, including striped lenos ;
and patterns in fine Dacron!
L?t:stes.
Sport shirts run the gamut I
i'rom white to black, with fiesta
; ellow, buscayne, rum colors,
r.iint. orange and coenac hir
eling for favor. Patterns will in
clude novel designs, checks,
stripes, plaids, dots and space
figures. .
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As We Live
A man must show that he
loves his wife. Saying so is not
enough.
(Q) "I have been married
less than three years, and we
have broken up once during
that time.
My husband
shows more
a f f ection to
hist old girl
friends than
to me. Ha
brags about
his conquests.
He lies lo me
about them.
Dr. Kurlock t ,h e n gets
mad and won't talk to me for
days when caught. He ignores
me at home and when we are
out, but otherwise is the life
of the party. If I am kissed
once in two months, I'm
happy.
"He treats me more like a
housekeeper than .his wife. He
tells me I am jealous and
selfish and no matter what he
does, not to forget it. I
wouldn't mind so much but
I am quite good-looking, dress
well, keep myself and my
home neat and clean. I don't
think he can love me very
much or he wouldn't treat me
as he does. I would like a
little love and respect from
him. He says .he respects no
woman. What would you do?"
(A) If I .were you, I would
pack my bags and leave. Your
chances of a happy marriage
with this man, judging by what
you say, are about zero. Hisl
. By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D.
whole attitude toward women
is so bad that there is little
likelihood that he will change.
You do not say whether you
have 'children, but the tone? of
your letter suggests that you do
not. Even if you did, I question
whether a home such as your
husband would provide would
be animprovement over a home
with you alone. If you have no
children, there is no obligation
on your part to put up with such
treatment any longer.
If your husband merely liked
to amuse himself with other
women's flattery and attention,
you might overlook this on the
ground that he was behaving
like a schoolboy and would
grow up some day. But his state
ment that he has no respect for
women and his proof of this in
the way he treats you would
indicate that he is not and never
will be good husband material.
So,' pack up no wand go.
(COPYRIGHT 1955.
GENERAL FEATURES CORP.)
New York (U.R) Automatic
decorative stitching; now is
vithin the reach of every wom
an who sews. One sewing ma
chine mAufacturer is out -with
an automatic zig-zag attach
ment which will fit all slant
needle machines . and most
straight needle models. Until
now, the manufacturer-said,
such decorative stitching . was
possible only with automatic
sewing machines.
Dead line for Sunday Classified is
at noon Saturday
How Do You Know
You Can't Afford
A HOME OF YOUR OWN?
At Jackson County Federal, your Home
Owned Savings and Loan Association, every
home loan is an INDIVIDUAL LOAN - no
one "buys" a "packaged" loan. That is why
many families have found, on investigation,
that a home loan plan could be TAILORED
TO FIT their individual needs and desires,
and that they could have more easily
than they thought . .
A HOME OF THEIR OWN
We at Jackson County Federal always have
time to discuss your individual program
whether its HOME-BUILDING, BUYING, RE
PAIRING, REMODELING, or RE-FINANCING
. . . Just stop in. It's our business to help
you get the home you want.
SAVINGS
ATION
Where You Are
Paid To Save
p LOAN ASSOC
Sine ISO
126 East Main
Street
Medford
Clean candles with a cloth
dampened in alcohol.
Wallpapers Use
New Patterns
Spring's designs, according to
the Wallpaper Council, interpret
wallpaper artwork as a back
ground for living, rather than
a repetition of motif. Living
room papers use designs of great
elegance and formality: new ver
sions of flock patterns give the
appearance of precious silk
damasks.
Delicate all-over patterns look
like exquisite old Chinese prints.
Provincial patterns and neat
over-all geometric suit casual liv
ing. Florals are done with a mod
ern touch.
Deemed especially fit for lim
ited space or urban living, are
new "perspective" patterns
which add depth and dimension
to walls with designs that sug
gest an outdoor landscape or
an inner room most realistically.
Color trends in new machine
made wallpapers veer to clean,
light colors. Delicate pastels, no
more than a gentle wash of col
or, are shown. In monotones,
clear gray outpaces the former
leaders, beige and browns.
Wallpaper makes practicality
news with ample additions in
scrub-able, plastic - impregnated
and plastic-coated presentations.
Pre-trimmed and pre-pasted va
rieties abet easy hanging.
SLENDER LOOK The "V"
shape coat has a bulky1 texture
but a slender look. It is by
Jacobson Linde, in Milliken's
worsted wool flannel tweed.
Try this macaroon pudding to I
brighten up your Lenten meals
combine a package of orange
coconut tapioca pudding with
two cups of milk. Cook and stir
over medium gas flame until the
mixture comes to a full boil.
Pour into molds and cool.
TOOK FALSE TEETH
Aurora, 111. (U.R) Andrew
Cordas, 41, was arrested after
his wife charged he came home
drunk, took her false teeth, walk
ed across the street and threw
them in a dump.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ad
CHICKS FOR SALE
Started Chicks at Day-Old Prices
White Rocks Straight Run
Parmenter Reds Straight Run
White Rocks Cockrels
Parmenter Reds Cockrels
While Supply Lasts...
O Chick Starter Mash
100 ib.. $5.35 25 ibs. $1.40
Feeder, Waterers and Other Supplies
GKAMGE D(Q)-P
CENTRAL POINT
ASHLAND
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JWEYs
See Penney's
Enlarged Suit
Department
Town-Gad Sport Tones Do
"DOUBLE
DUTY!"
a "smarr worsted suit
doubles as a sport coat, too!
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Atgwg&f i in
new: sport tone
patterns, shades!
handsome spring
summer dress-up!
perfect .for casual
mixing too!
Top fashion wtth a practical twist
. . . subdued enough for business
wear, or your more formal social
activities. ..sporty enough to mix
with solid color slacks for elegant
casual dress! Deluxe quality all
weal worsteds In Town-Clad's!
exclusive design that fits right
and feels right, too. Finely tai
lored in Penney's slim, trim
"Drake model ...2-button front,'
patch pockets, rear center vent.1
Grays, browns, blues.
Sizes: Shorts, Regulars, Longs
PENNEY QUALITY is'your greatest saving!
Gentry 3-piece
MIX-MATCH
WARDROBE
Fashion plus economy ... a hand
some flannel suit plus a pair of
wool sheen slacks
TO MIX, TO MATCH or
TO WEAR AS SEPARATES
45
COMPLETE!
SUIT SOLD SEPARATE .35.00
A must for every man. 3-piece mix-,
match wardrobe in the latest styles.
Sizes 35 to 44 in two button and one
button rolls. Several new Spring
colors to choose from.
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TOWNCLADS NEW IDEA
MIX-MATCH-TRIO
'Surf weave"i Brand
New Worsted Sheen
Gabardine!
AW
- the suit
Surfweave is an entirely
new rippled effect in
fine all-wool sheen gab
ardines. The suit has a
tiny spray pattern over
smart new surftones ...
Town-Clad's exclusive
design, expensive tailor
ing and style-wise 2-but- -ton
"Drake" model add
up to "fashion that fits
you . . . and feels right,
too!" Sizes 35-46 in lido
gray, driftwood brown,
delta black, and others.
For a Sport Outfit
Contrasting Flannel
2$
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