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Suddenly, you're seeing signs of fall everv- where you look. There's a zestful note in the air, a crisp, brisk feeling that hints of excitement ahead. It's time’. . . to start leading the livelier life of fall. To help you and your family get ready. Hometown stores are brimming with new ideas and fashions for your home. Begin now ... see the news and views of fall, previewed in the pages of this newspaper..

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Some of the most interesting examples are found in the “hea- ther look’, number one on fas- hion’s back-to-school slate.

They come with their own socks, skirts and sometimes, sleeveless shells. Other co-ordi- knits offer~ legs to match splashily printed.top along with monochromatic skirts with hemlines ‘‘away up to here’.

For those preferring to do Much of their own selecting,

there are copordimates. These |

a'ed name of the “classic”.

sweaters are available with

.| with pink, aqua with teal, butch-

|by popular demand. Pant tops

knit it yourself. This fall a list- ing of asstitch diversification along would fill pages. There are cables, waffles, _ souffles, bou- cles, ribs, lacy and crochet ef- fects. One of the ‘‘with it’ looks to wear to the office, it features partial or all-over lacy effects, fishnet sleeves or necklines. Colors are subtly thought out, too. A rose red is co-ordinated

ers’ grass green with navy. The crochet edging on a camel swea- ter is often in “with it’ gray. Some camel sweaters, skirts and pants look as though they were knit of spun gold.

Summer’s shell is back for fall

have gone longer, narrower and fancier. They, too, eschew the name ‘sweater’. What with pant tops, shells, at-home knits, hostess knits, co-ordiknits and co-ordimates, what’s happened to the good old sweater that ne- ver pretended to be anything

else? It's well represented ev- erywhere under the well-deserv-

-ing manufacturer has come

Suit jackets are longer this Fall ; with skirts that stay slim. Swea- ters reach to hip-length with lean, shapely lines.

Technicality

tumes take shape in large im. pulsive checks and plaids. Bul. | ky-knit dresses have matching

Knitted fashions provide —serambledlookforfall..-._[o"rattrese pater ‘ses

pattern-on-pattern . designs. For evening, ‘‘scrambled” fas- |hion is delicate and demure. This Fall fashion wears the|make the most of rich,. snappy | “scrambled” look, and women. yarhs ina new-look of depth and | L2°Y: see-through crochets are

7 : iset against shimmering silk, and who knit-have-first-chotce-of_the |dimension. Handknits have; let ; ed P “geason’s. new multi-mixture of meshy,~ nubby, zigzag surfaces. Tohing nt av accents fragile- nam cause pattern and texture. |— rife with pattern in bold new | New designs for worten: who ” Ready-to-knit designs for Fall'sizes. Easy-to-knit daytime cos- ~ {-"KORONTO (CP)—The Globe

|knit swing into action with a fa- |shion-right scramble. A fashion {collection designed for Bernat | by Mirsa of Italy is a bright new

blend of pattern and texture. |The new look of fashion is cloak- a a

‘ed in bulky, feather-weight fi- | seme soil’ te mg Worcs in bers, and soft glowing mohair— jurb in July, 1964. knits up into a thistledown tex-| Blanc was shot when he took ture of its own. | after a Beatle - wigged bandit The ready-for-knitting fash-| who had robbed a . suburban ions have slender all-girl silhou-|North York bank. Smith was ettes. Dresses and coats are found guilty of the shooting and wasy skimmer styles — gently |has been in Don Jail here since -| fitted in the season’s new shape.|May 19. :

and Mail says a legal technical- ity has resulted in postponement ‘ of the scheduled Sept. 22. hang- ing of Matthews Kerry Smith.

The New Dresses of Fall FOR A PRETTIER YOU

Gently shaping up for fall, these curvy,

feminine dresses make every moment of

your day an important one! New, softer /

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skirts, lowered waistlines; newsy collars

add up to sheer appeal!

New Fall Dresses arriving daily in wools, arnel. ' and Jerseys. Sizes 7 - 15, 8 = 20, 1414 to 24%,

10.95 - 29.95

GLORIA LADIES’: WEAR

Castillo designed, this tri- | tive flourish of jet beads at

Where Smarter Women Shop umphant-flow—of-bright-white—|-the-throat.The-trim-sheltering- Great George St. Charlottetown satin, smooth and sculptired, | jacket is a flirt of black and .

is necklaced with a provoca- | white embroidery. : : V' : : ‘ ; .

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THE LATEST IN...

CASUALS

A western Canadian cloth-

up with a line of slim casuals for the- active young set caught in the current motor- cycle craze. Slacks and mat- ching jackets featuring con- trast stitching are to be on the market by mid-September. The manufacturer, Cana- | Day’s Apparel, Limited of | Moose Jaw, producers of | men’s clothing, is making its

‘ing job

1. Gently massage hands, daily, rubbing up from finger- tips to wrist. Move the thumbs in a deep circular motion, then fingers rapidly in the. This is excellent for circula- , and for keeping hands mo-: and graceful.

2. Apply hand cream or lotion nightly, before bed. The “‘coat- * will moisturize skin and prevent. dehydration, the prime, cause of dryness.

3. Set aside a special time each week for a manicure. Don't- let anything interfere with regu- lar care, because unsightly nails are instant evidence of poor grooming. . _ 4 When laundering hosiery, and other clothes, try to remem~- ber to wear rubber gloves. It will make a big difference in* how your hands feel and look,” even after the smallest launder-

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5. To set off well-groomed hands, try new light.nail polish colors. Avoid dark colors, which are out of vogue. Explore color-’ ful costume rings as eye catch-

‘ers, and use bracelets as accents

for color and té show off your beautiful hands and arms. Pretty hand$"’’¥e among your most appealing assets. Follow these five rules for beauty.

initial entry into the lady’s ap- . pare! field with the introduc- , tion of this masculine styled ¢ line. ’

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UR 100th YEAR OF BRINGING YOU

_ SIZE RANGE Petites 5 to15 ~ Juniors 7 to 15 Misses 8 to'20 Half Sizes 1414 to 2414

Fret ocr ica Tea ae

For our. Centennial Year, we have gone :to Cana- dian and Foreign Mar- kets to bring you the lat-

est in Fashion.

New Fall Coats

Superbly tailored or fur trimmed in Pinto Cloth, Silk & Wool Faille ... Wool boucle «.- Harris Tweed and Camel Hair.

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