Timmins Newspaper Index

Porcupine Advance, 3 Apr 1939, 2, p. 9

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trips, trim then: are scheduled to ma- terialize this summer. They know where they are wins; they even have their dinners planned. How else are desk slave'ys IO live :‘nmugh the wan- derlust period that. officially began on April 3rd, 1939 New Things in Luggage Leather Goods, Vanities Luggage for the Tripper. Sturdy Bags in Both Leather and Fabric Provide for the Brief Visit. Some Accessories That are Sure to Prove Popular. are already for Easter New York, April I Distinctive Mayer and in fine Of cou 381 :vurse you'l} want, a new Especially when you see these. New colours <19.) 531.95 to $2.50 $1.95 to 83.95 to complement your costume gloves by Max Kayser. New styles leathers. From L13 $121113 REED BLOCK PINE ST. S. 011 SHOE SHOP OI 1380019 idyllic 0 ma- know 3 have March 21 and gets more intense as the weather grows waxmer? Such dream- ers. if they want to do something con- crete right, xlow’a.bout taking a trip, can visit somenf' the luggage departments, where complete new lines of suitcases help keep clones. smOOtn. Below is plenty of room for shoes and under- things. And in the lid there are com- partments for handkerchiefs and ties. A new design in a smaller case that, a girl could take on her vacation has small upright panels at the sides of the dressâ€"hanging arrangement that keep clothes in line and prevent them from poking out. through the sides of the case. This bag is twenty-one inches square and nine deep. All this new babbage has stainless steel bands inlaid in the corners for added strength and for resisting knocks. The frames are three-ply veneer bass- night case to a big wa These \x-azdrobe bags r; hold so much. :hat 1‘: into the L: nk trade. salesman of one natior make of luggage. Th;c bag has an ample top 1 ers for suits or dresses. be lifted out bodily e be lifted out bodil snooty Gladstone xvi ners are buil where complete new lines of suitcases for all purposes are being shovm. The controversy over leather versus fabric covered baggage is likely to crop up in the very beginning of the hunt. There are apparently a lot of miscon- cep't-ions on this score. Fabric covers, coated with a shiny finish that, is wash- able and waterproof, are likely to last as long as some leather coverings, a store buyer says, because some leather scuffs. Leather-covered bags are not necessarily heavier or more expensive than clonh bags. They are likely to cost more. but as to weight. the con- struction of the case is more important. Leather is thought- to be good for very A separate comp. golf shoes or dusty the feature of a r can be taken up from a’oove when it is not needed below. The bag comes in a fifteen- inch length for women and in eighteen anc: [went-y inch lengths to accommodate men's bigger shoes. It is least, expensive in cowhide, and‘ runs into :eal 11101ey in brown b1 ue, tan or goide n c: ocodile with suede linings. One s‘nculd have no trouble picking out one's own luggage among piles of suitcases at piers and railway stations if it, is of a. striking new rawhide. The Eeather is mottled oxbiood. gray, Ian and brown. and looks as if it, had been aging for years. The effect, is very rich. This leather 15 suede in a com- plete line of trunks and bags, 'the bags having strong three-ply veneer boxes. Odd Vanities New Spring vanities in surprising de- signs are for women who like to pull something pleasamly Striking out of their. purses when they powder their noses. The most eyebrow-raising of these looks like a. flounder, is covered with snakeskin. There is a comb case to match that, also looks like a fish. The comb follows through the fish idea, and looks like a fish’s skeleton. colours are worked in unusual relief on enamel vanities and cigarette cases for Spring. These are inexpensive, con- sidering the hand work that, has gone into them. One flat, square vanity oi Small square vanities covered with very soft real skin in lovely pastel shades really look like Spring. Colours are lavender. heliotrope blue. cranberry, orange. pink. navy. The flufly down puffs match the covers. Lovely delicate flowers in natural fx'OOd. LOCKS Plenty u Lauc u» y. 5 new babbage (is inlaid 111:1 ength and for re 165 me Lluee- p3 mks are of chm] f one nation-ally distributed nggage. This new wardrobe ample top tray with hang- .s or dresses. The tray can but bodily and hung in a is padded a: the centre to clerk-es smooth. Below is room for shoes and under- Id in the lid there are com- for handkerchiefs and ties. esign in a smaller case that, 5. take on her vacation has :01 panels at. the sides of hanging arrangement that Lots of Room THE PORCL’PINE ADVANCE. TIMAIINS. ONTARIO particularly : compartment r dust 5' tennis of a new salt ith a zipper L0 21- so than the :ompartmem for muddy justy tennis sneakers is a new sort of leather 1 a zipper mp. The in- so that the shoe space up from a’oove when it below. The bag comes 21 length for women and :3 twenty inch lengths to 3901316 >bage has stainless in {he corners for for resisting knocks. Fee-ply veneer bass- chromium. (I) o t-sided as me jacqu 'er the 1116 It won‘t be long before me female co 11111genL begins 10 put a“ ax its “inâ€" te zl'clothes. give she closets a complete ing and sta1t filling them again with new sp11ng things. So a few attractive loser, accessories are in order, to dress up closets for their new occupants. One moderately priced set of boxes comes in gay colours. Blue, pink or green covers with white polka dots come 011 boxes for bats, gloves and hankies. The bodies of the boxes are of solid colour parchment paper. Parchment, paper hat cones have in- triguing nosegays on them. Shoes that pile up in mounds on closet floors can be an awful nuisance. You have to fish around among the pile to find two matching shoes, practically get-ting; down on. your knees to do it. A new kind of shoe hanger copes with this difficulty. It, hangs on the bar that. holds the dress hangers, and has room for seven pairs of shoes in a vertical row. The sides and the shelves for shoes are covered with gay-flowered or leaf-pattern chintz. When it, is not being used, it folds up like an accor- dion and takes up very little room. To Guard a New Hat There is a new kind of a. hot cover to put in your handbag when it. looks like rain. but doesn‘t threaten seriously enough for an umbrella. Any one with a prized spring hat. to be kept, in pris- tine condition as long as possible, might like this. It is made of accordion pleated .transparem rubber plastic, and folds up to smaller-than-handkerchief size whe n pulled ran: at, the ends. It expands to cor er vour hat, which can be seen in all ins glorv through the cover. The cover ties under the chin with ribbon tapes in middie blue or wine colour. Flannel and Silk Figure ° in Redington Costume Gingham town suits are new-they 300k like shepherd checked woolâ€"and they wash and iron before you can say Jack Robinson. In the Paqu'm collection there’s a wondem‘ul redingote of grey flannel with skirt flaring out, from the hips. It’s shown over a, dress or striped silk shirt- ing. Another designer does loose to, - coats with huge patch pockets and small collarsâ€"many in plaid wools and others in various tones of brown. green and yellow. as well as black and navy. Put a white vestae in the neck-line of a dark dress for spring. Subtract- it in the summer and fill the low neck with masses of beads. . 'om fort :n youth add IO the ma ine Here a, you: show you he i wool sweats 13$ cheer 131118 's! It knows the nd min sweaters. gic of the spring )ung lady happily her pleated skirt- :1 the office desk veen gadding. It mm] or in gold repeat de- ke a flow- ;1 a slid- 31'- At the Vogue you will find matching bags and shoes, in both patent and suede. There the new mulberry red suede is fashioned into a. light and comfontable “high-stepper” with lattice work in the fashionable high front. There, too, you will find the new V- shaped pump especially made for the lady with the high instep. This shoe. is of burgundy suede. with the airy open toe. Oh, my, how your feet will join in the song of the birdies in this glori- ous season of spring 1939. ladies. in colours that blend into a scenic setting. and starting from the bottom up. Vogue Shoe Store is showing all the newest. and best. in shoesâ€"col- ours t-hat are new, such as mulberry red, Japonica. light, rusts. blues in all shades. greens, and the ever popular black. It-‘s spring agai breath-taking. Prom tip-to-top. pretty little ladie Notable Showing of New Shoes at Vogue Shoe Stq Paris has decreed boots with stripes of yellow. red, green. blue. black. and so on. ~t-riped evening boots button up to the ankle with as many as five. mother-ofâ€"pearl buttons. Turnedâ€"up toes and garter shoes are included in the new group of high shoes. Daimy ruffles appear on sandals. and there‘s To Set Off Your New Handbags Colourful and gay to match your most joyous mood. Leather, n‘ch silks and other fine materials, beau- tifully styled to enhance vour Eas- ter finery. Priced from $1.95. Brigthen your custume with jewel- lery. You'll find a glorious array at Halperin's. Distinctively smart and moderate in price. Come in and choose yours. of course ere's no better time than the pring season to choose a diamond. See our breath-taking collection of blue-white diamonds of perfection beautifully set in cleverly designed rings of yellow or white gold. JEWELLERS and OPTOMETRISTS 7 Pine Street N. Phom- 21 (9 L. HALPERIN new group of es appear on appearance < dog" we. - - and From $15. to $1,000 Costume Jewellery Costume You’ll Want . . . . Easim‘ STRIPED BOOTS DIA MON DS of . and what ll-coloured he spring ; if he narmin blend Page Nine glorious spring ! Store shioned lothing g older into a

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