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School Needs Filled By Centre Merchants An Oshawa mother was overheard saying, "They may not admit it but they'll be glad to get back to school." Perhaps this is merely wishful thinking, but like it or not, 'they' will be back to school in a matter of days, on Sept. 5. Oshawa Shopping Centre merchants are doing their part in assisting school children prepare for the big day. All the latest in fall fashions from tots to teen-agers are now available at the Centre. REDUCED PRICES Business administrator Claude Keon said that in most cases, merchandise is selling at reduced prices. Stock offering special savings has been selected and merchants are passing these values on to the purchas- ing public. Mr. Keon said that all possible window space has been given over for display of back-to-school clothing. Prime displays in shoe stores are footwear for the younger set. TRENDS SET Already trends in shoe styles for the various age groups have been set. Smart two-strap Oxfords and tie shoes are recommended for the juniors, while jet heels are the vogue for the junior miss. One shoe store manager remarked that the jet heels are popular in the senior public school age group as well as in the high schools. Books and other school supplies are now available. Although text-books will not be taxed, pens, paper and ink are affected as of Sept. 1." These items are being displayed and merchants are continually reminding the people that now is the time to buy. PRE-TAX SHOPPER For the benefit of the pre-tax shopper, complete lines of fall and winter merchandise are available. Winter coats are selling, as they will certainly be taxed 8 percent. Mr. Keon said that by making these late lines available, shoppers will have the opportunity to avoid the tax. Besides window displays which show the latest fashions at the greatest savings, catalogues have been circulated for the benefit of the bargain shopper. Special values are clearly advertised. "Everything required in the way of school sup- plies, clothing and footwear is now available at the Centre," said Mr. Keon. ONE-STOP FOR ... VISIT THE FARMERS EVERY FRIDAY OSHAWA SHO FOR THAT GOOD AT THE FRESH - FROM - THE - FARM PRODUCE LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE BEHIND THE B-A STATION SHOPPING MARKET FROM 2-9 P.M. PPING CENTRE OLD FASHIONED Still Can't Do Without Textbooks A wise man once said, "Upon books the collective education of the race depends; they are the sole instruments of register- ing, perpetuating and transmit- ting thought." So said Henry Rogers, an Eng- lish essayist, who lived during the first half of the Nineteenth Century. And, his words are true today. For although a century has elapsed, and many new aids to education have been introduced, books, with their stored-up knowledge of many cultures, schools of thought and research, still represent the foremost took in the learning process. have grown in Tuiyortance through the years. ments, are firmly established as audio-visuals aids. And now television, especially within the past few years, is making valuable contributions as an educational tool in both the classroom and the home and ~ creating another area for use of the indispensable text book. The textbook however, re- mains basic. Indeed with the growing use of audio-visual aids, the textbook has been getting increasing attention as a means of making such aids more mean- ingful. The term "textbook" is a loose one, for it includes not only those books directly connected with specific courses of study, but also reference books such as encyclopedias, biographical Audio-visual aids, of course, dictionaries, atlases, etc. casual, carefree styles just in time for . . . Back-To-School | We take great pleasure in introducing eur new, young ereative hair stylist Julius. You ean be sbsolutely sure thet his ortistry will give you esomplete satisfaction. Our courteous, qualified staff is eiways willing te odvise you en your beauty problems. BEAUTY CLINIC HAIR STYLISTS OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY PHONE 728-4623 JULIUS DOUBLE OFFER DURING BOND'S TAILORED-TO-MEASURE La dein eee vn rae ere. see she oS OO oy ro, ope wet So em "ote rm hire ED-TO-MEASURE ONE ( TWENTY SIX CRONIN THIS IS THE SMART TIME TO BUY AND MAKE UNUSUAL SAVINGS Rich textured fabrics by the hundred await you at Bond -- new plaids, shadow stripes, petit checks, solid tones! Choose your pattem, choose your weave from well bred woollens specially loomed for Bond by world-renowned mills. Your suit will be individually cut, stitched and comfort-tailored for you and you lone. The extra trousers will really double the wear of your suit. Our famous guarantee promises TOTAL SATISFACTION or LOCATION ONLY >is a De, OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE PHONE 725-0342 TOTAL REFUND! W-OL-aa80TIVL THE M NG PRE mie [1] x 1.7.00 71 N CONVENIENT W. WAY - DO ALL SHOPPING. CENTR BP