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331 LQE SPECIAL 549 SPECIAL 59¢ CAKE DONUTS OF IOOZ CHIP OR PEANUT BUT Eii REMES COOKIES p35 DOMINION 509 SPECIAL 99 SPECIAL 239 PEANUT BUTTER if SUGAR SWEETEIIED GENERAL MILLS ASSORTED CEREALS ENRICHED ALLPURPOSE FLOUR ROBIN HOOD 133 VIAU ROYAL OR VILLAGE BISCUITS 29be MIDNIGHT MITITS OR JELLY MALLOWS DARE COOKIES $35 GRISSOL MELBA TOAST ijgé RICHMELLO JAM OR 77 203 SPECIAL 149 89 107 SPECIAL 69 LEMON BUNS 55 For You Shopping Convenience Open Until Midnith GEORGIAN MALL ONLY WEDNESDAY NOV THURSDAY nov 10 FRIDAY uov PURE REFRIGERATED ORANGE JUICE 32 FL OZ CANADA FANCY LIOUID JAVEX BLEACH 64 FL OZ GOOD THINGS GROW IN ONTARIO MacINTOSH APPLES CANADA NO GRADE PARSNIPS JUMBO LB BAG COOKING ONIONS ONTARIO GROWN CANADA NO GRADE RED CABBAGE ONTARIO GROWN CANADA NO GRADE SAVOY CABBAGE ONTARIO GROWN RUTABAGA PLANT SALE 16s 12s ASSORTED TROPICAL PLANTS Prices effective until closing Tuesday Nov 15 1917 Simcoe Plate Georgian Moll Barrie 2A CONT 440 SPECIAL an LB BAG SPECIALE 58 SPECIAL TO LB 58 SPECIAL 39 EACH SPECIAL 39 EACII SPECIAL 15¢ SPECIAL 97 Wt RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS DOMINION STORES LIMITED the examiner 19 Wodnosday Nov 1977 UK look in mens fashions NEW YORK AP Mens fall and winter fashions show distinct British look in tailored clothin while casual wear is in an antifreeze mood prac tical functional and mggedly stylish reports the Mens Fash ion Association highly adaptable style that looks as good in the city as in the country the British Ac cent features welldefined but not too snug waist softer shoulders slight flare to the skirt of the coat and close fitting chest It is also seen in doublebreasted treatments The vest which is not only popular with the British but with most other European and Americantype models might even be stronger than last year and Chip Tolbert the associ ations fashion director pre dicted that 85 per cent of all winter suits sold in 1977 will be vested The British Accent ranges from worsteds in dressy darks for town wear to softly colored earthtone tweeds shetlands and cheviots in subtle patterns and tailored sport coats PLAIDS POPULAR Sport coats in big bold softly shaded plaids are found in typi cal English fabrics such as shetlands and tweeds in her ringbones and other neat small effects And blazers remain solid fashion news Dressy fall slacks show move toward plaids checks and tartans as well as host of twills flannels and other unpat terned fabrics Many are pleated The British Warms chesterfields and wool versions of the trench coat plus contin uing revival of the camelhair polo coat are among tailored topcoat and overcoat options in rainwcar wide color range of single and doublebreasted trenchcoats and very full cut balmacaans are some of the choices Many feature remo vable linings and fleece or flan nel collars Shirts are returning to classic British stripings tattersall checks and small checks Also expected to Show some growth are oxfordcloth shirtings in classic colors and patterns Most collar styles are button down or typically British pin or spread models GLOVE STYLES CLASSIC Dress gloves are classic in concept in smooth glace leath ers or soft suedes designed with minimum of detail Most casual gloves are lined in either fleece or knitted fabrics and ap pear in rugged brushed suedes grained leathers and knits Dress shoes are such familiar styles as wing tips cap toes buckled monk straps and host of slipens Socks are overthe calf and include ribknits cable panels and neat allover pat terns The casual look in shoes re veals return to the classic penny loafer and lotb of boots Ranging from just above the ankle to just below the knee many have quilted or fleece lin ings Jewelry is basically under stated with the revival of the watch chain attributed to the popularity of the vest Hats dress up the British look with downallaround brims classic snap brims dressy town hats and host of caps Easy living hats include the Irish fisherman hats warm woolen knitsmany with matching mufflersand an assortment of caps and dressy Tyrolean felts SWEATERS BULKY One way men will be keeping warm this year will be by lay ering bulky fancystitched sweaters and cardigans over soft suede and suedetype tops shirts worn over shirts and shir ts topping turtlenecks To accommodate the layered look tops are full and roomy with many reaching the hips Sweaters are big bulky and patterned in an array of knits Flannel outshirts have big bufv falo plaids and plaids inspired by mountainclimbers Slacks are often pleated frequently in corduroys tweeds and flannels The survival look in antif reeze fashions makes use of warm wool coats in varied lengths lightweight down filled coats and vests coats in beefy fabrics both plain and patterned sherpa linings and the shearlings worn by ran chers in the American West Style details are functional handwarmer pockets parka hoods and big collars Waist definitions are achieved by cin ch buvkles rope ties and belts In anticipation of lowered thermostats Ioungewear ranges from kimono tops with matching trousers in silklike fabrics to pullover tops and cor duroy or velour trousers some utilizing sweater tops Ageraising handinhand TORONTO CP George Allain 18 who was premier fortheday Monday said he is in favor of raising the drinking age in Ontario if the voting age is raiSed to the same age Allain took office as part Na tional Youth Appreciation Week sponsored by Optimist International The Grade 13 student from Brampton visited with Premier William Davis In his office He said raising of the drink ing age and voting ages from 18 must go hand In hand