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THURSDAY. APHIL 13, 1981
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Palm Beach Is
Back in Style
In Fashions
, Palm . Beach - HOT - For
. many years Palm Beach origi
nated . more men's ; fashions
than perhaps any resort city
in the world. Now that Presi
dent Kennedy has made the
world Palm Beach conscious
again, the city may repeat. .
. It usually takes a couple of
years for . the advanced, and
sometimes racy .styles-bright,
hot orange pants, for example
-to trickle down to the aver
age man, and by that time the
male fashion leaders are off
on another tangent. .
It takes courage, . supreme
. self assurance and a flair for
the dramatic for men to deck
" themselves out in, such gaudy
finery, and so it takes a place
like Palm Beach to get such
fashions started.
Palm Beach remains t h e
home of the rich and the very
rich, the social and the very
social. And if a wealthy young
scion (or a middle-aged one)
puts on something daring and
different he operates in the
- sure knowledge the less as
sured will run out and copy it,
Actually it is the men's
stores on fashionable Worth
ave. that dream: up the new
' styles and all the rich, young
playboy has to do is drop in,
tee for himself what is daring
and different, to buy and start
:- the fashion wheels rolling.
Sedate and Wild . .
One Of those stores is
Stlnchfleld's', where yomcan
find -the most sedate clothes
in the world or, some of the
: wildest; They helped launch
the outbreak of madras a few
years back, but now. they've
tamed it. :. i -:
Nino Pole, the star sales
man who pads around . the
shop in the latest shorts and
shirts, bare-legged and with
no socks, predicts big. suc
cesses for drip dry oxford
Jackets in such improbable
colors as ecru, lime, sky blue
and brooks pink. There are
matching shorts, but there
also are subdued madras shirts
to go with the wild colored
slacks. ' n-'i.
There Is a new crew shirt
with no collar - Just an old
iaMoned neckband with three
buttons making It possible to
slip over the head. : i
And in the trousers depart
. StlncMleld has com-
1 1" no pleat Ivy league
V1 e old fashioned
i i 4 to make pant
wiin pleat on each side,
That's because by the time
the male fashion leaders have
developed enough aplomb to
set styles they also nave de
veloped a bit of a paunch.
A few blocks down Worth
Is Sehur's, a place so elegant
it looks like a fashionable
men's club In London. The
salesmen there are almost as
subdued and clad in the most
' popular numbers. In this case
a double breasted four button
blue blazer and white flannel
pants. For the blazer' there
are solid gold buttons at $125
a set or gold plated for $25.
Big Seller
But the big seller there Is
bright colored pants (and
matching shirts). They are pin
wale corduroy in hot orange,
brilliant green, gold, sky blue
! and lime. The matching shirts
are loose fitting slipovers
with three quarter Inch
sleeves. They can be seen for
miles ' '
A couple of other style
notes: The rage at the moment
is plain brown loafers worn
without socks with shorts and
slacks, occasional rope-souled
espadrllle (which skid on boat
decks) and Japanese sandals
held on by the big toe. Black
dinner Jackets with the "con
tinental" look - no satin la
pels but Just satin facing on
the lapels, sleeves and pockets.
Special Cachet Is
Planned from Ship
Washington, D.C.-A special
cachet, V'Flrst Icebreaker
Around the World," will be is
sued on special mail from the
Coast Guard Cutter Eastwlnd,
which is en route home after
70 days In Antarctic waters.
: Persons wishing to Include
mall In the special cachet
should atr-mail addressed en
velopes to the Postal Clerk,
CGC Eastwlnd, (WAGB-278)
care of Fleet Post Office, New
York, N. Y. Envelopes will be
limited to three per person,
and must arrive at the Fleet
Post Office not later , than
May 8. .
The 269-foot icebreaker is
homeward bound for Boston,
Mass., after taking part in
Deepfreeze ; '61 operation. It
departed Boston Oct. 23, 1960,
via the Panama Canal and ar
rived at McMurdo Sound, Ant
arctica, Dec. 20. Ports of call
for the remainder of the
around-the-world journey in
cluded Australia,. Colombo,
through the Suez Canal to
Greece, Italy and Portugal.
The ship will arrive In Bos
ton the end of May.
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sweetmeat. -
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2 to 3 lbs. 1
Armour's Star. All meat.
Full pound pkg.
SKINLESS FRANKS
POLISH RINGS
Armour's. 12 ounce average
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SLICED DRIED BEEF
Sliced:BACON;"
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3 . 89c
59e
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KITCHEN QUEEN ' .
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BLUE STAR FRESH FROZEN
iessert Pies
Apple, Cherry, Peach, .' ' i ;: '- v Family Size
Boysenberry, Pumpkin, Mince '. " 22 oz. Pie
SPERRY
CAKE & PASTRY FLOUR , Lk E , 99c
NESTLE
BOUILLON CUBES -m" 2 29c
PHEASANT "
PANCAKE FLOUR ..l.69c
LINDSAY ' ' '"-'V : ;;':.; ' i," .'VT- '''''' ' ' M' $
RIPE OLIVES Select No 1Ca .4 89C
MARS
Candy Bars':
MEADOWBRO'OK
ORANGE DRINK
Snickers, 3 Musketeers, 15c 4 "1 . A A.
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U348c
plus
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Cigarettes r 17c on .1.69 18c . 1.79
KRAFT'S PURE "
APPLE JELLY ...... :.....:;. .20 Ounce Jar
19c
SOUTHERN MAID
SALAD OIL
DE CAFE' ' .'
INSTANT COFFEES" 29c
3 MINUTE .
29c
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ALICE LOI
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
Regular 42 Ounce Tube
ALICE LOVE PURE
32-0z.
Jar 69C
Gerlng Vinyl Plastic .
Garden Hose
50 ft., tt-inch inside dia.
10 year guarantee
Reg. $3.95
$199
Mm
Pay
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He's and She's - r.
Sun Glasses
Aviator style x
- Ladies assorted styles '
Reg. $1.00 -0;v:
Pay 2 88
SAVE $1.12
Aluminum
Lawn Edge
40 feet
Keeps grass from spreading
' Reg. $1.79
Pay s147
SAVE 32c
Pottery
Ash Tray
6-inch assorted colors
Safety bowl style
Reg. 79c
Pay 39c
SAVE 40c
Aero Eastern
Motor Oil
2 Gal. can 100 paraffin base
S.A.E. 20-30-40 wt.
Reg. $1.59
Pay $1
17
SAVE 42c ,
. . Embossed Metal
Waste Basket
Assorted designs
' For every room
Reg. $1.49
Pay 99e
3 for $2.95
JIFFY
BROWNIE niXES:": 10.. 99c
PATIO ' " "' ' '
WHOLE SWEET PICKLES 39c
HYGRADE
DRIED BEEF
Wafer Sliced S.-0unce Jar
69c
DIETETIC "900 CALORIE"
nillUITINE BRINK Aim...,. ..,.69c
DEL MONTE
PEAS No. 303 Can
21c
DEL MONTE
PINEAPPLE JUICE o... c. 29c
LIBBY'S '
TOMATO JUICE i 46 Ounce Can
29c
ISLAND SUN -
SLICED PINEAPPLE 4 99c
RANCHO VEGETABLE
10 'a -oi.
SOUP
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3 for 39c 2" 3 79c
DOG MEAL Hew Instant. 4-Pound Bag 39C
OREGON'S OWN
TILLAMOOK CHEESE 31.39
SCOOPY
ICE CREAM CONES
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