WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1934
PAGE FOUR
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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VvHIiii CAPESKiN loather
sleeves highlight this "atmos
phere" blue wool blazer worn
by Dick Douglas for the Ore
gon Woolen Store. The snap
py five-button blazer has
slash pockets marked with
white. It's worn with gray
flannel slacks and black pop
lin shirt, imDortant combina
tion in the life pf a football
backfielder. '
THERE "ARE" PARTY DAYS in a college girl's life when only smart clothes will do. LaPointe's
models, all show the extremely popular bouffant skirts in frocks and coats that will take every
tea In stride. II to rl Annette Jacobs In a stunning soft throe-piece wool flannel in the new
Camel color. The surplice bolero with Eisenhower closing is worn above very full skirt with
unpressed pleats worn over crinoline. Her dark brown jersey blouse is highlighted with cop
per. Her cloche type camel's hair hat has non-breakable feather that adds height, an inex
pensive chapeau from the hat bar. An oxford gray wool and rabbit hair coat in the new sil
houette, fitted at the waist with dropped shoulder yoke and push up sleeves, worn by Joan
Sisemore is perfect for wearing over the bouffant frocks so popular this fall. Buttons are cut
steel. Sunburst pin, earrings and wide bracelet are rhinestones. Petite dark-haired Earline
Qulnowsk! wears a Lam original in Fire-red, one-piece wool flannel with full skirt, Empire
waistline cardigan neckline and pushup sleeves. Down-the-front buttons are silver. She wears
with !t a tricky, matching red velvet scoop-effect hat, with big flat bow and veil for flattery.
Her costume bracelets are copper and very large. Her "pooch" is Scotch flannel.
Machine Teaches
Useful Skill
A tvoewritcr to which the child
may have access and if he is old
enough, a portable model of his
own teaches a useful skill, neat
npss. accuracy, especially good
spelling. '
A small radio for the school
child's room will make it easier
for parents to divert his attention
from television to studying which
can be done better in privacy and
to a background of music.
' First Aid Kit
Cellophane tape Is a handy first
aid kit In Itself for school chil
dren who will find it useful in
mending torn pages, broken cray
on or what have you.
LET EYEWEAR PRESCRIBED BY
DR. ALVA T. CUSTER, O.D.,
HELP YOU MAKE THE GRADE!
Good eyesight is often the difference between
poor and excellent school work. NOW be
fore school starts have Dr. Alva T. Custer,
registered optometrist, give your "student" a
thorough eye examination. If glasses are not
needed you will be told. If glasses are needed
. . . only quality materials are used , . , and
their prescriptions are accurately and speedily
filled by precision craftsmen.
NO APPOINTMENT
NECESSARY!
TERMS IF DESIRED!
COURTEOUS
SERVICE!
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FOR SCHOOL WORK
FOR HOME WORK
HAVE AN
"EXTRA PAIR" OF
GLASSES HANDY!
. ALVA CUSTER, reg. opt
A BONE-WHITE JACKET by White Stag, a snappy pink sport
shirt and charcoal corduroy "Peggers" are what every fellow
headed for high school will be wearing this fall. Shell cordo
van shoes complete the outfit modeled for Drews Manstore by
Dave Landis, KUHS senior, wo expects to go to Willamette
University after he gets his sheepskin.
JUNIORS JUST LOVE cottons, all cottons if thy are bright,
splashy plaids with Shepherdess collar of white pique and
snappy patent belt, or a hound's tooth check with contrasting
trim and frills of eyelet embroidery, shown by Mrs. Chris
Wright of Wards. Small girls and sub teens and big girls too,
all look for full skirts and pretty pettiskirts to flirt when
breezes blow.
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DISTINCTIVE APPAREL
Phone 8222 901 Main
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suited by Moordale
for school days and dates
. THAT BABY DOLL LOOK! . . ,
The hit, the love of fashion, even more Im
portant this fall. As Moordale does it, every
melting line of the baby doll look is Intact
and perfect for "your Junior-size figure.
Botany's pure wool worsted Princessa flannel.
Tartan plaid taffeta petticoat is matchmate
to the ascot and jacket lining. . '
65.00
o. . " V i. M ' wool
COMES FALL, COMES
TWEEDI'.
Imported Scottish pepper tweed.
A suit to live in, literally. A
little on the lean side, it's a per
feet fit in both classic jacket
and skirt. Its own angora and
turtle neck sweater makes
costume.
55.00
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THE CLAN COMES TO
AMERICAI
This plaid is news, and as native
"United States" as the campus-to-career
life it will lead. Re
flects perfectly your own in
formal way of living. The jacket,
though moulded at the hips, is
kept soft. The skirt is a burst of
pleats, each one stitched for
permanence.
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05.00
at seen in SEVENTEEN and MADEMOISELLE -and
exclusive at WHYTAL'S in KLAMATH FALLS
WITH OFFICES - AT
715 Main in Klamath Falls