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§ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 29, 1961 MIRACLE FABRICS com- bine for a lad's warm com- fort in this handsome stadium coat. It has a toasty-warm, gip-out lining of Eastman Verel pile; the fly-front coat shell is made of easy-care, wrinkle-resistant Kodel and Topel fibres. COLOR, COLOR! Co-ordination is the key to young junior sportswear again this fall; with top, tunics, skirts, slacks and jumpers all cut from the same cloth, not to mention a smattering of knickers, knee- length pants and culottes. Key to co-ordination is bright eolor, in plaids, tweeds or Scan- dinavian prints. Brilliant "home- spun weaves are everywhere. Solid colors are mostly for gingle items that co-ordinate with multicolor - pattern groups. Magenta, orange, blue, kelly and rust take top color honors. Glasses Sturdy And Attractive The youngster who must wear eyeglasses today can look just as attractive and be just as active as the child with per- fect vision. Wtih so many frame styles to choose from, there is one to flatter every child. And, for the boy who wants to enter active sports, there are non-breakable glasses. Fashion has greatly influ- enced the makers of eyeglass frames. The color spectrum is wide; shapes are myriad, and all sorts of trims are used. 'Miracle' materials have en- abled designers to create light- weight frames that are sturdy too. Plastic, aluminum, gold and countless other materials are available. . Although more flattering glasses have made eyewear most acceptable, still many people neglect to get their eyes examined regularly. It is especially important to have a child's eyes examined once a year as they may not realize that printing on the blackboard should not look fuzzy. Early detection of seeing diffi- culties is important in prevent- ing more serious eye strain. In ! corrected without prescribing | eyeglasses. young children, mild forms of eye trouble can sometimes be Oculists can correct some types of crossed eyes, for ex- ample. And therapy is also used to restore binocular skill so a child sees with both eyes, not just one. Medical authorities recom- mend an eye examination when a child is 3 and 4 years old, and earlier if there are obvious problems. Thereafter, regular visits should be made to an oculist or optometrist. Blacks. BOYS' DEPT. ® SPORT SHIRTS ® SUITS ® SWEATERS ATTENTION High School Students We carry @ complete stock of , . SOCKS ® CRESTED GYM T-SHIRTS ® GUTTA PERCHA GYM SHOES for Coliegiates for Back fo School ® DRESS SHIRTS SPORT COATS ® WINDBREAKERS @ IVY STYLE SLACKS ® SHOES 74 SIMCOE NORTH 'The House of Style For Men & Boys" feck s MEN'S WEAR 723-3611 Buying Freedom More Important "Pencils, notebooks and lots of books; handsome clothing that spell good looks" -- these are the prerequisites upermost on all Back-to-School shopping lists. Kindergarteners and lower- grade students will get off to a good start thanks to mother and dad's. responsibility for proper shopping. However, upper level students, those in junior high school, should be allowed a resonable amount of freedom in selection of what to wear. After all they already have had "some experi- ence." Today's high school * young- sters are far more mature than were their dads and mothers at their age -- a result of our fast paced times. : Many of them have money they have earned themselves. Here, though parents may have to assert some discipline, re- spect for their attitudes is help- ful and guidance and advice is called for. : Fashion 'collaborates in help- ing boys and girls to achieve the look they like -- and also takes note of their new-found maturity -- by providing them with a selection of clothes and style trends adopted by their college - bound brothers and sisters. Grade schoolers are already thinking in terms of high school and college, by , choosing their wardrobes from the classic, basic, attractive dresses, suits, coats and coordinates that are now good fashion everywhere. Styles and fabrics are team- ed this fall to provide comfort png | long wear as well as good looks. : Almost every high school and college in the country has adult education courses. Classes are held also, in libraries and mu- seums. Popular, too, with studi- ous adults are the home corre- spondence courses. : It is expected that this fall between 25,000,000 and 30,000, 000 American adults will be re- turning to school. They are motivated by a de- sire to improve themselves, either economically or cultural- ly. They study varied subjects from public speaking to philos- ophy, as well as arts and crafts. A matched skirt and jacket -- or a good suit gives the high- school girl a solid foundation for her back-to-school wardrobe. PRO FOOTBALL Save $2.00 on this quality football -- official size and weight. Rugged pebble grain imi- tation leather, strongly sewn with linen thread. 2 ply construction protects butyl blad- der against punctures. for accurate passing tional value! Perfectly balanced and kicking. Excep- FREE! 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