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If 28 MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dford, Ortgon, Sunday, Aujutt 17, 195S WALTZING INTO FALL New waltz gowns really live up to their name, with details borrowed from, eve ning fashions. These include flying back panels, modified balloon skirts and Directoire bodices. Tuxedo-jacket walking suits feature lavish fur trimmings of lynx or fox. An Investment' . 1 6RKM STAMPS For Only BOB AYRES TRUMPET MUSOC Your Selmer-Holton Dealer "Triek" Trickel New Owner 111 West Main The slim coutuirer coat in dash ing Bene Tweed . '. . is wearable any place, anytime. Falling soft ly from the deeply draped collar it gives a look of fashion confidence. The important collar has a lovely Jeweled pin, and there are five pearly buttons fastening the front. Deep set dolman sleeves take a big elbow puff when tapered cuffs art pushed up. Embroidered Milium Satin lining, too, for it's a Fashion bilt! Misses' Sizes 8-18. $49.98 and up Also and The Fashionette FASHION CORNER 22 Sooth Central Across from Craterian, Medford "CHEMETTE" IS NEW "Chemette" tops, new this fall, take their name from the chemise line. They're sleeve less, usually with a deep V neckline, and are especially popular with schoolgirls. Luxurious fabrics for eve ning wear include cut velvets, printed satins, lace, chiffon, brocade, and lame. In your child's future Happiness: . . . Th coit It small, but tilt rewards arc grtat in popularity, salf-confidtnca, and a lifetime of enjoyment. Start your child now on a MUSICAL INSTRUMENT with Music Mart's Rental Purchase Plan S2 00 Per Month Your child moy take home the in strument of his choice. Rental may be applied on purchase, if you choose. & CORNET TEACHER KM EH Phone SP 2-2022 The Fashionette BACK TO Beautiful Orion and Wool, Bulky Knit Sweaters by Bobbie Brooks Fall Jewelry Offers Good Deal That's New For individual fashion im pact through imaginative ac cessorizing, fall jewlry offers a good deal that is new, re ports the Fashion Coordina tion Institute. Pins and more pins, of all shapes and sizes, are ready to dramatize simple, free form fashions. Larger pins. NEW INTEREST Color and texture add new interest to coats. This one is marine blue, its lines slim, tapered. By Wm. Devitz in Stroock's Pompadour Curl. All Wool Chippewa Cfl'flfl JACKETS (UU , VALUES TO 19.98 " V SCHOOL $i458 Li 2-piece cotton knit i j ' With a jcunfy oir ... Bobbie 1 I Ireok stripes th trim on' t I - th 2-piecs eotton knit with if I' frit carefree sailer eoBor. Sea , JpSBrJL fresh color in sizes J to 1 5. i worn plumb center, and un matched pins of the same general type, worn in a tri angular arrangement, are two of the suggested new looks. Bracelets worn in matching pairs on both wrists add a note of balance to the new clothes and a' smart, individ ual touch. Rings, too, shine in the fashion scheme of things, to complete the jeweled hand, jeweled wrist look. Dazzling Jewelry To coordinate with the new fashion colors, there's jewelry in a dazzling array of hues. The Institute sug gests blending colors in an ensemble, with the jewelry in a differen shade of the same color family as the suit or dress.. Popularity of "harvest col ors" gives fresh importance to gold jewelry. Starring as accessory to easy, brightly colored, deeply textured suits is textured gold stone-set jewelry.' Dramatic for late day are necklaces worn high and wrapped, or deep bibs worn backward, with the jewels cascading down the bare back of a cocktail or evening gown. Long and longer earrings make evening fashion news. Daytime necklaces, to com plement flat, standaway neck lines, are shorter and fuller. Designed to highlight face and neckline are daytime ear rings, sporting real or "pre tend" jewels. For valuable information on what is going on in Ameri ca's schools how to help your community write to "Better Schools", 9 East 40th Street, New York 16, New York. OPEN MONDAY TIL 9 P.M. f'lunM n in. hii j&g? ' j WALKING COAT As fashion's hemline travels upward, the seven-eighths walking coat gains increasing im portance. Here, it's casually elegant in mink-look syn thetic, with wide collar, push-up sleeves. Of Wink synthetic. Tree-Form' Styles Endorsed by Teens, Juniors This Fall Juniors and teens heartily endorse this fall's "free-form" fashions that have the com bination of youthfulness and sophistication they like so well. A favorite of both, and very' new in teen circles, is the walking suit with three-quarter to seven-eighth length coat worn over a matching skirt. The teen's choice is apt to be on the casual side, in such fabrics as herringbone tweed or bold blanket plaids. The coat-jackets are often belted below the waist, either in back or all around, Norfolk style, and may be pile-lined for warmth. Have Dressy Look Walking suits for ' juniors are more dressy. They prefer spongy-textured fabrics such as mohair - and - wool and bright broadcloths and black-and-white tweeds. 'The chemise influence is often evident, usually com bined with high or low-placed belts or seams. Back interest centers around convex lines and gathers topping bands set into the hip or hemline. ,. The trapeze is another pop ular silhouette for suits and coats. Its appeal is heightened by such vivid colors as candy pink, orange, cobalt blue and moss green, with wide Puritan or stand-away collars or, ;ior a luxury touch, fur trinv -: Fluffy opossum, fox and raccoon collars are faVbred, along with otter, white bea ver, mink, seal and muskrat. Eased by Pleats ' In teen coats, the slim line may be eased by low pleats or panels, accented by bands and bows. Teens also like trapeze coats. For daytime wear, the jun ior's choice is likely to be a tapered chemise in jersey or a wool or cotton knit. The new est knits have jacquard pat terns or loopy mohair blend SLIM COAT Shawl collar of Siam otter, semi-belted front distinguish a slim chemise coat. By Jean Scott of Oppen heimer Franklin. textures. Raised waistlines are marked, by contour belts or self ties. The blouson, the overblouse and the trapeze appear in rriany versions. A "little girl look is achieved by fullness spreading from, a high waist line. Other trapeze dresses have controlled fronts and full, free-flowing backs. ' Jumpers take on both chem ise and trapeze looks, in such fabrics as ribbed cotton or tweedy wool. Bow neckline silk shirts and hooded jersey blouses are among the popular accompaniments. Combine Three Parts Well-liked by juniors and teens is the new-for-fall three part outfit, consisting of a waist-skipping weskit, blouse and skirt. Relaxed line separates of all sorts win young favor. Overblouses and middies in boucle tweeds or jersey team up with . slim or wide box pleated trapeze skirts, espe cially new-looking' in wool blend iridescent suitings. Blazers and skirts are often coordinated in an unusual plaid. Sweaters are long, sometimes reaching to the leg, although many can be gently bloused. Rough, hairy tex tures are liked, such as Shet lands and mohair blends. Youngsters' Shoes Follow Adult Trend . A wide range of shoe styles, patterned after the fop trends in adult footwear is ready to fit the needs of every boy or girl for school, dress or rough-and-tumble wear. Shown in lightweight lea thers that support growing feet , without constriction, young shoes follow the trend toward a gently tapered toe and a general look of light ness. For little girls, .the flat heeled', round-throated pump in colorful leathers is one of the most popular styles. It's varied to include bows at the vamp, swivel, straps that can be worn several ways, low set instep straps or T-straps. Slip-on styles feature peaked tongues or tab ' effects at vamp. i ; ' Shoes for young boys ac cent streamlinea lightness, flexibility and sturdiness. Fashioned after 'shoes worn by Dad or big brother, the moccasin toe, three-eyelet tie in finely textured leather is a popular shoe for all-round wear, as is the traditional wing-tip shoe, slimmed down. Portable Typewriter Helps Improve Grades Outstanding educators agree that a portable type writer helps the teen-ager im prove his grades. The type writer, as a new tool, appeals to a student's curiosity and spurs his interest in his school work. With a typewriter, young folk can. turn out orderly work and learn the import ance of neatness. In 1950, 13.4 percent of the primary-age population were not enrolled in school. Newest version of the coat dress hs side-wide skirts, wide sleeves and, often, a bloused back. Male Hat Styles Combine Comfort, Colorful Looks Comfort plus colorful good looks are the male hat story this fall. American men have ex pressed their preference for lightweight flexible felts and these new hats give them plenty to choose, from for wear with their cold weather outfits. The new lightweight win ter hats are available in both dressy and casual models. The newest shape is called the "Centre-dent." It is a becom ingly small mpdel that adds a smart front pinch to its cen ter creased shape: It also has a narrow silk binding pn its brim edge that ensures a smart snap. Tight Telescope The tight telescope with a solid color band and back bow continues as one of the most popular shapes. All hats are smaller in over all size so that they are now an integral part of the slim fashion silhouette. Mixture felts blended of multi-colored furs, hats with crown and brim in softly con trasting shades, and factory- shaped telescope effects are also very popular. Trim brims-up, off-the-face hats and homburgs set the pace in j dressier hats, while rough j textured felts and smooth suede finishes and velours in Tyrolean shapes are great for sportswear. While there is a complete range of colors available, mid dle tones of gray and brown, rather ,than deep char tones, are high fashion choices. Also there is an interest in unusual shades of serpent green, hick ory brown and medium blue. LUXURIOUS SLEEPING Luxury silks and nylons in glowing tones are favored for sleepwear. Silk satin and ny lon sheer georgette are liked for g o w n-and-peignoir en sembles. Low-cut bodices are etched with hand-cut Alencon lace. T l L E I T Y O U R S E L F PLASTIC FLOOR 12c ea. CERAMIC WALL 6c ea. INLAID FLOOR 7c ea. ' PLASTIC WALL 4c ea. ASPHALT FLOOR 6c ea. ACCOUSTIC A CEILING 18c ea. N D -A-WE LOAN THE TOOLS A WE SHOW M YOU HOW V E t E-Z TERMS DYKE'S FLOORCOVERING 1228 NORTH RIVERSIDE fDYKE'S Lvalue J Swem's HARUEST of THIS WEEK ONLY! HARVEST SPECIALS Selection of TABLE & DRESSER LAMPS Regular 9.95 to 15.95 Your Choice 698 1st Floor NOMAD "620" CAMERA Regular 6.95 Patio Candle Lamp Bavarian China -"Protected from breeze . Mint & Candy Dishes Regular 4.95 ) QQ Floral or Fruit Patterns Harvest Special Regular 1.95 OA. 1st Floor Harvest Special OaB VERHONVARE - HEAVENLY DAYS FOURSOME SET 4-5-Pc. 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HARVEST SPECIAL Open Monday "The Store of a Thousand Thoughtful Gifts" "Use Your Charge Plate" COLUMBIA 4-Speed Portable PHONO Regular 39.95 Harvest Special 2795 'Ideal for the Teenager" 1st Floor Takes Black and White or Color Flash Attachment Available Harvest Special.... $459 1st Floor Regular 34.70 at Open Stock Prices Harvest Special 1995 2nd FJoor MULTI-COLOR BARYARE Regular 3.95 Doxen Harvest Special 266 dozen 2nd Floor Regular 137.50 Tax Inc. Harvest Special 66 66 T" Included 2nd Floor Small and Medium PICTURES Harvest Special Off; Regular Retail 2nd Floor See Our Bins of Harvest Value Items Fantastic Buys! Record Shop 1st Floor up - to - date maps cover thej $388 1st Fleer Ilites 'Til 9 I MEDfOBD, 0PR0H f
