Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1963)
i Slippers for Small Fry Arc Dreamy Slcepytime gals and bovs w trundle off to bed this winter in dreamy slippers as fanciful as a fairy story. Fashioned for indoor play plus warmth, these slippers are designed to star at slumber parties and romps be fore the fire as well as special company occasions that permit Staying-Up-Late. Reports Styles True and false fur fashions are as amusing as they are practical. Black and white dal matian booties and spotted leop ard scuffs with black fur collars are sophisticated slipper styles little girls will love. Budding young cowboys are expected to cut capers in ponyskin fake fur boots with leather spur trim and crepe soles. The juvenile slipper group carries a storybook theme. Small fry will surely fall head over heels in love with red ny lon suede Santa Claus booties with furlike look and touch. Trimmed with white pompons and enhanced by soft soles these slippers are snuggy enough to be the envy of Santa's elves and just right for Christ mas giving. Designs Important Copycat designs just like mother's and dad's are impor- ; a remarkable f shoe from Buster Brown for children ,3 and under Don't confuse The U'Uder Shoe by Broter Brown with any other baby shoe, it is made over a last that conforms to the baric ahape or the human foot not one that cramps that foot into a pointed toe. This meant that the foot of your child hat more growing room, more apace in which to exercise normally. Forget about fashion give a future to the foot of your child with The Wilder Shoe by Butter Brown r7 THE UvlXSHOE by Busier Brown. mlim t jf V t That's ou in M A . L.. rTT'T SSr-J - - fei BMV Frosted Angchquc. 1 MR ' SW I nnowN.j j!aSiisr--irm (i t'L As romanlic as moonlight on fj fg IMSSS "' Honpss is this high lcaUiVand . SnuT JfcrX the Seinne sparkling aJ&U fatf linni C'C CUHITQ suede pullon. fleece lined and K)Jk A a snowdrift. f 4 ! I i 1 M 1 1 L I lf St - riUDLL 0 anUCO crepe soled. The use of contrast- " VMSeX Ji . 1 111 IMll K J A t SA. Fluhier Bldg. ing textures creates the impor- XTStC V - I FrVS?Ttl E ,1 M M l. f . S 17 SOUTH CENTRAL tslender.ook. Golden brown fj CUjMP J NORFiELPTs johansen S J Look Jot Hits label . ; 4 ei,nt h, ,... sh Pin jr W y 1 Drn WIKir , jf '"ok. The shoe $H wca i jt ' m when you buy.... fr.u vyipio sT iwrum n ih u is ir Cl. -Cf f If ; t II " C" C fl A J "natural" dress, her npwsy turban, -jfS&L. " ""'. it 3 rlJll3 II 17 0 m hpr fivf-bultnn qlovc. And, of ' ill M Ml It m course, because she's truly ''ele- . i JZSf- J Li . - -.wK "' I I I I V iill I . 1"'" shl' doesn't settle lor the i f . X ' &iMt0 nHHaBpjpaJ III (LI f 1 H T 1 t"'J ill- ordinary. That's why we at De bin S , , "-'r . fkvx X MX Ail jvfAHtaVanvH)l'r Debs qn out ol our way ... all over 1 - -...jry .s7 Jm Vvj1WIIV " , jjrafc the world, m lad . . . to Oder he. " j j& H Here's an 8-lnch boot made lJ IVk Ihe Mlraord.nary. q jF' 1 "'"hi l! for eitra rugged duty. I J t'x" , iVi f- ' ktS on-Unned water repellent I Jl3.IX(L 1 S ' t J A' Bl,!cl or brown wilh sLi&$J ltvMk leatheruhMvykBthef Made XYli'S B V"'9 , X SYSEw K. tvV insole, spring steel shank and Vjj, B. BUck a .n hi or mid S f &J&Zf f T. famous Swiss Vibram lug J ee - ft, Ti. JM C. Borwn or red in hi or mid jr Jnfd Xt K ole and hMI for sure Sporlivs .ophistic.tion for jfA heel. i SM''X- ffwTooted traction. Crafted ,h, woman wlih real fh- , A Ml D. Irridesccnl Gold on Silvor, ifT 1 Jf "?V "T,ySA tatheBedwin8 ion know-how. In new mid f4Vl( mSbI Hi and Mid Hool. .f jTy ) 'i-'... Vi3a tradition of quality. ' 1 ,!& JjMI t". One piece toll lop In 'IV W vLWr jubilee p4ieis i 'i'k"t Ul tm J 1 SO195 B'ack Ik - rr,n(- JTjlJ 2f- Narrow to Extra Wide Widths Cadv Arjc'e Red lf J" 9 fW 0 EXTRA RUGGED ll'P" N?.'; D- yi MADE TO WEAR 1 10 4I vd4 l 1 i l4 tS H ST1 I II Y0UR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED! J . , & S f SHOE COMPANY . jT t i Ride n Shop Member "Soulhern Oregon'. Old.sl Shoe Concern" Majn Downlown Medford Phone 772-6428 E 221 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 772-2123 . i ' .' i J i I tant also. Grown-up looking gold scuits and multicolor brocade booties just like mommy's are every little girl's big dream come true. Boys are in for look alike versons of father's mocca sins in fleece-lined brown leath er with leather thong lacing. Young American designers agree that children's slipper styles must be as fashion wor thy as those for their dress-up party shoes. J ? i 11 i J LI - -y..v,.frt SLENDER LOOK The boot influence is clearly seen in this cordovan two eyelet tie, its slender look achieved by the tuck stitching around the toe. DRESS BOOT - High", heeled ! " ' ll.lF fl lLa$ffi$&& $-Jff FOR... JriThShlS dress boot in black velvet with . , . T jT fl J&&Ji M?i&7 J&$2Ztt&S2 ' an eggshell kidskin lining. I f Mvi (iTi jtl Lower Columbia Peace Officers Pick Leader SEASIDE (UPI)-Wally WaU ten of Portland, chief clerk in the criminal division of the Multnomah county sheriff's of fice, will serve as president of the Lower Columbia River Peace Officer's Association for the next year. Wallen was elected to head the association at the 500-mem-ber group's convention here. RECOGNIZED WASHINGTON (UPI) -The United States has formally rec ognized the world's newest na tion, the Federation of Malaysia. MEDFORD ""w-- JUNIOR Sl,h hallstcn-Iks makes these black moccasin toe oxfords for junior executives, while younger sister proudly wears white patent T-straps from Miss Pappagallo. Larger Women Should The larger woman is often known as the. "Woman of Dis tinction." Frequently, because of size alone, she appears more mature than a slender woman, so it is extremely important for her to choose flattering, youth ful footwear. She would be wise to select a well balanced shoe with cubed mid-heels or sculptured slender heels in the new lowered ver sion. A low-cut shoe with a curvy vamp and snipped toe, gives her a slim, tapered look. The new dipped or shell shape might have been designed just , for her. A simple siuhouette is , most flattering j Avoid open toes and heels, ankle straps, thin h i g h-cut MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. Choose Shoes Wisely vamps and too many details, ad- vises the National Shoe institute. Heels as low as one inch should be avoided along with towering spike heels and rapier toes. STATUS SYMBOL Each rank of Roman society had a distinct shoe of its own. Their phrase "to change shoes" meant to change places or con ditions in life, according to the National Shoe institute. If shoes have hern overlooked as a sla- , ,Ki o...i, .i,;- r-.ii ...oi ,us smbo1' stles th,s fa" wi" change all that. There is beauty for every taste and pocketbook. ' OREGON' Shoe Institute To Help Put Children Back on Their Feet "Whenever ! walk in a London street 'I'm ever so careful to watch my feel." Christopher Robin was on the lookout for the imaginary bears that might get him if he stepped on the cracks in the sidewalk. Nevertheless, he was enjoying his walk, making a game of it. Is the daily walk losing its fun reputation with youngsters? Is it in danger of disappearing altogether from our automobile oriented society? The National Shoe Institute is doing its part to put the excitement back in junior pedestrianism with the gayest lot of young footwear in many a moon. For boys, the friendly, famil i BOLD SLIPPERS - For super elegant evenings Customcraft nas devised a Cinderella shoe of gold leather, held in place Pvor sn lightly with delicate strapping. iar names stand forth; oxfords, J moccasins, slipons, but in up - to-the-minute patterns and with such clever construction they spell value in every last. Crepe soled styles are around to give boys' feet a comfort bounce while brushed and waxy leath ers in fresh new shades of brown and olive tan give their shoes a good-looks lift. Fashion and function play footsie in the adolescent as well as in the adult world. Hardly Know Oxfords As for the girls, take their oxfords. You'd hardly know them! A brown grained leather has a reptile front and vamp, while a black plush tie with a wedge heel has a saffron suede vamp with dashes of rose and blue. A red velvet oxford takes to cutout black patent for its vamp, and a black suede cutic has its vamp and shank all scotch tartan; a grey suede slip- ACME BOOTS The fashion world li turning . . westward! Keeping pace with the fist-moving trend are Acme's custom-styled western boots! Slim, trim, with a fit that flatters . . . Acme boots complete your western look of fashion. GIBSON SADDLERY Cascade Shopping Center Ph. 826-4901 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1963 on has a vamp overlay of a darkcr C1.ay caUskin which Is printed to look like real sure enough alligator. One moccasin is done in a most beautiful burnished and shaded bronze leather. A dainty slipon with a V-slit throat and a wee, stacked heel is made of snow-dusted brown mohair; gray, black and red suede com bine in a high-front slipon. An ankle high suede boot is ingen iously put together with pinking edged pieces of multi-color suede. A court jester would love it. Watch these harlequin color combinations, splashes and ap pliques, all a part of the story book joy in children's shoes to take them dancing down the street for that daily walk. Take care of those joyous feet, moth er and dad. They'll walk all through life in comfort if you shoe them fittingly now. W' '111 I I 9W SEDBOOK. 5 y4l" I ! I IV HOLIDAV Lf'H ' I Jl and McCAXL S 6 3 ANYWAY YOU SEE IT . . . And there's comfort in this unlined casual. 14.95 Johnston-Stewart "The Corner Shoe Store" Central at Main f Downtown Medford I Open Fri. Nights 'Til 9 I 1 if
