Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 17, 1958, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Text4B MAIL TRIBUNE, Mdf.rrf, Orn, Sunder. August 17, 1938 pJp ' 111 JJ SPORTS JACKETS Tailored like Dad's are these boys' sports jackets, with Ivy-narrow lapels and natural shoul ders. They're made of British woolen shetland-type tweeds, in shades of gray and brown to contrast with dark slacks. LIGHT PLASTIC DROP CLOTH 85c $1.49 Sponge & Chamois 85c PLASTIC DISH PAN 85c BIB STYLE PLASTIC APRON IMPORTED CIGARETTE LIGHTERS 49c, 2 for 85c DOUBLE MAGNIFYING OUTDOOR THERMOMETER 85c LANOLIZED GLAMOUR MIST Invisible Hair Spray Professional Size 15-oz. 85c GLAMOUR FOAM BATH Liquid Bubble Bath 32-oz. 85c EARRING TREE 85c LEATHER BILLFOLD 85c $1.00 PAREX CORN & CALLOUS TRIMMER 85c 15c MEN'S HANDKERCHIEF 10 fr 85c FORMERLY $2.00 EMPIRE COMB & BRUSH SET 85c FORMERLY $1.50 HUDNITT PIN-QUICK 85c Fruit Packing Supplies o String Gloves Pr. 30c, 2 for 59c DOZEN $3.39 o Blue Cuff Knit Gloves Pr. 35c, 2 for 69c DOZEN S3.89 o Packing Needle DOUBLE COOPER.. $1.98 o Rubber Gloves Reg. 59c. 39c o Wrist Band, Elastic ...43c. iw-,0 nfinonii dm i nui rrsv PURE UHUI1WI1 rikkUII .. 1 21x27 Inches Non-Allergic Mothproof . Odorless Won't Shed Dustless Stays Fluffy Fresh PAIR $6.95 o o A FDSEE HAIRBRUSH Pepsodent TOOTH with ECONOMY SIZE Pepsodent Toothpaste $1.75 HUDNUT ENRICHED CREME SHAMPOO $1.10 Pint Bottle.. 60c TONI WHITE RAIN 2 for 89c TONI'S $3.00 TAME CREME RINSE BTTom $1.59 $3.00 HELENE CURTIS SPRAY NET $1.95 $1.00 Lanolin Plus sing 60c Shampoo $1.29 I BACK IN STOCK ELECTRIC FANS 'A 8-Inch Stationery $4.95 10" $9.95 Oscillating: $2.18 PERFECTION HAND CREAM Big: 18-oz. JAR $1.19 Add Federal Excise Tax on MEDFORDS rnrnr I Q CI rKESCRIPTION if SPECIALISTS A L2 Attitude of College Reflected The enthusiastic and serious attitude of today's college students is reflected in their choice of clothes, reports the American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear. Arriving on campus, almost every man is clad in a rugged tweed or Shetland sports jacket worn over a button down shirt and with flannel slacks that may be part of a flannel suit (the approved choice for weekend dates and dress-up functions). Unpacked first, on arrival, will be chino slacks or other neat knockabout trousers, per fect for the first informal meetings. With the chinos, the college man wears a white button - down oxford shirt, white bucks or tennis shoes, adding a Shetland crew-neck sweater for warmth. A lightweight poplin rain coat, cut on classic balmacaan style, is worn over chinos, flannels and Shetland, rain or shine. As a freshman he will prob ELECTRIC HEATING PADS Made by NORTHERN ELECTRIC 3 Speed Pad 3 Fixed Heats ft C.wJ U Wetproof PASTS 69 $2.00 Nuiri-Tonic Home Permanent 75c Life LOTION HAIR TREATMENT Both $2.00 $2.25 Chemlronic 60c Creme Rinse Both $2.25 $2.00 YOUR BEST BUYS IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pencils 3 for 5e Doz. 19e Ball Pens 10c-2 for 19e Crayolas, T6's 19e 29c Scripto 23c 110 Sheet Notebook FILLER PAPER 3 Packs (330 Sheets) 85e Binders 98c to $6.88 Taxable Merchandise ORIGINAL PRCE CUTTERS in Choice ably have more of the infor mal togs holding back on more complete wardrobe until he is more certain of what he needs. Not until his junior or sen ior years does style-individ- uamy Decome noticeable se lecting more sophisticated subtly striped flannel suits, as well as soft finished worsteds in muted herringbone pat terns. Sports jackets and suits most in demand are the three- button, single-breasted models with natural shoulders, flap pockets and center vents. Trousers and slacks are gen erally worn with plain, un- pleated fronts. "Low -rise" trouser models with or with out back straps suit the typi cal youthful physique. In ad dition to flannels, in high favor are whipcords, coverts and the new worsted hop sackings. Popular Shirt Most popular shirt style is the oxford button-down col- 1-Year Guarantee $2.89 3-Year Guarantee $5.45 $6.45 Year Guarantee $1.19 IPANA PLUS 99c 47c COLGATE TOOTHPASTE 59c DR. WEST TOOTHBRUSH $1.06 Value-79c lift ? NEW ' $2.00 LILT 60 PRELL . Limited ' Stock Left.. $2.00 69c GEM PEDICLIP 49c 25c GEM or TRIM NAIL CLIPPER 19c DOESKIN Facial Tissue Boxes of 1000 2 for ? 10 Free Delivery in Medford iii 1 v A 30 XN. CENTRAL IA Students of Clothes lar style in white or light blue, stripes of blue, gray or brown on white backgrounds Round pinned collars and tab collars are new style favorites Ties are in rich, not strong, colors, and subtle patterns prevail in foulards and wool challis. Knits and rep stripes are highly favored. A student attending college in the country or small town will require a waist-length zipper jacket for. everyday wear. Toggle coats'rank high for stadium wear, for moun tain locations and rough weather in New England. The urban college student will most certainly require a top coat. One popular model is the raglan sleeve balmacaan in tweed or gabardine. Also popular is the single-breasted slightly fitted chesterfield model with fly front, in chev iot herringbone, plain twills and hopsack weaves. Tyrolean Model ' When hats are worn, the college man frequently choos- es a rakish Tyrolean model, either in a rough finish or a luxurious velour. Another preferred model is the full English weight felt, with plain raw edge and simple center crease. With sports clothes, the cap is a must. If you want to look like the man of the world that you're going to be when you com plete your college education, you've got to have at least one college-going suit. So many young fellows wear sports jackets and slacks that they have forgotten what a suit really is. It's a two-piece out fit, usually with jacket and pants that match. It's used for business purposes, church, weddings, and other such occasions. The most practical suit for college is probably the medi um-to-dark wool flannel. It's good for all occasions! Some thing different, however is one of the very-new dark tone cheviot suits. They're typical ly college yet have that re laxed "suburban look." -Ana, of course, the same "Ivy" cut of your sports jacket is the proper cut for your suit coat! Combinations This Fall Are 'Daring' It's a season of color In fashion, the most brilliant In many years. Vivid tones take their cue from glowing au tumnal landscapes, precious gems, stained glass, Scottish moors and SDarklmg wines. The blazing palette of fall foliage Is the biggest news. Rich russet shades, sumac reds, maple leaf golds, bur nished oranges and toresi greens appear alone or in combination. "Daring" color combina tions are, in fact, a leading feature of this colorful season Expect to see orange and red blue and green and other two and three-color combinations Among the well-recommett dert colors are-teal and other blue-greens, "hot pink" and purple, in a shade referred to as ultra-violet as well as win ter violet and wild plum. Reds, from clear and bright to gem-tone blue reds and wine shades: greens, from emerald to moss; blues in all hues and browns, ranging from rich coffee bean shades to greenism bronze, have great importance. Fashions in black -benefit from the gen eral trend to color, since they stand out with added drama against the many varied and vibrant hues. TWEED SUIT Dark ranch mink collars English Linten tweed suit. Matching coat has cardigan neckline" that slips under the suit's fur collar. By t Nil! 'J t IT'S Shop Early For These Terrific Values! fel REG. 1.69 MEN'S giPMPW UIGHAMSPORT . Save Nearly 1 on these smart ging- &OWw5ff&f 1 ' shirts. Only 420 shirts H 'X S B 7 y These crisp, handjome shirts shop early. 4w hk jli rich gingham plaids. Avail- 5? LIMIT 2 SHIRTS CPK VOAf n cbIe in regu,ar coart or ,he PER CUSTOMER ' ss I ' 1 a,h'on new buHon-down ivy 0 Clip iwYv I vLwY,(,,,,,imj,,, ; , s ;. , l:;. ' ' mm J WARDS QUALITY BATH ROOM SCALE. REG. 5.69 SALE 3.33 Rotating, magnified dial is easily read. Weighs to 250 lbs. Enamel finjsh. Colors. ROSE PRINT BATH TOWEL AT A SPECIAL SALE PRICE SALE 68c Also in floral spray design. Assorted colors. ,22x44 ins. Matching wash cloth 1 8c (Limit- 4 per customer) REG.' 19.95 DEEP-PILE FRIEZE COCKTAIL CHAIR SALE 11.88 Special purchase. Has spongy ivisiu nui vj- wood legs. Supply limited I TV TV TV n. m COOL INSIDE QUANTITIES I I I I Reg. 16.95 Powr-Kraft . V4 in. Utility Drill H SALE 11.88 I I I horsepower, operates on AC-DC. Alloy steel gears. 3 jaw geared chuck and key. I I I I I 1 I I SAVE NOW ON BREEZE COOL COTTON BLOUSES SALE 1.38 Luxurious cotton broadcloth that wears well and retains its fresh, good looks. Six styles. I I I I 1 I I I I REG. 11.95 STYLISHLY FUNCTIONAL PULL DOWN i SALE 7.88 J Lustrous black finish. The pull uuwil ICCI VIIUWI quiLK, COST j adiustmerijs to correct height. I fit - . Sr m : ARE LIMITED! I VERSATILE UTILITY SABER I SAW, REGULARLY 27.95 j SALE 18.88 I Cuts straight or curved lines; holes or patterns. Makes cut up to 2 inches deep. "... - BOYS' LONG WEARING DENIM JEANS SALE 1.28 pr. Amazing low price on fused knee indigo denims. Rugged, washfast. Sizes 4 to 12. REG. 3.49 LONG LOOP SKANDIA" COTTON SHAG i SALE 1.88 ! The feel of luxury under your TCCT1 laTiu CCmSS ortu SOTT. Six decorator colors. 117 S. Central Ph. SP 3-7301 Open 9:30 to 5:30; Mondays 'til 9 p.m. FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AT REAR OF STORE u jun ouAv.ncu luiiuri SQUARES. REG. 25c EA. I SALE 5 for $1,' Sfnrlr 1 1 n hAiu JT.L ' and hand towels; dust and 5 ! polishing cloths. 30x30 ins BUDGET PRICED 136 COUNT PIU0WCASES SALE 4 for $1 Strong and durable because of 136 snowy-white threads woven into eacn men. RELAXING ELECTRIC VIBRA TOR PILLOW. REG. 8.95 SALE 4.88 I I J Has rich corduroy cover with ' boxed and welted edges. In J turquoise, toast and pink. 5 I flimrf 70 ptcvsfemri .v.v.w.v.-..v.v.v '.vaw.vam' (W.-iVu'.v.'.vX-.-.'.-yiMWi-. I , (Limit $ per customer) i j-iiii -. ... Davidow.