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Show SWEATER GIRLS Block's Feature Sweaters , Slacks School Is Just Around the Corner Penney' s Feature School Apparel Sweaters Are Standard Garb for Girls On High School and College Campuses Whether classic cardigan and slipon or one of the many new novelty styles, the practical knit- ted sweater will again be a school major item in the back-twardrobe of schoolgirls. You might even call it a 'Must. Fine gauge wool zephyr, such speciality fibers as cashmere and lamb's wool and combinations of nylon-Viearare all destined for increased popularity. There is also a big call seen for sweaters of nylon and Orion. with skins. Bermuda shorts and slacks in the acme sportswear wardrobe. As for novelty sweaters ihe sky's the limit. They are versatile; they are a combination of 101 new and different styles; they are colorful and much desired. mix-matc- Reflect Style Trends a Emphasis is on collar, neckline and sleeve treatment. Many lines reflect European style trends. Others are novel by virCoarse-GaugKnits tue of their angora, bead or emOn the other side of the fiber broidery trim. and fashion scale are the bulky, However, there is a trend coarse-gaugknits in wool or noted toward self embroidery synthetic blend fibers, many ex- and one color effects rather than ecuted in the baby shaker or the glitter and gleam of a few shaker stitch. seasons past. These latter sweaters, part leu Evening sweaters arc still ofnavy jockey red or black are fered in butter-sofOrion, luxlarly in solid colors of white, ury cashmere, lambs wool and expected to again be campus and angora. They have scoop neckcareer favorites, and are also lines, high collars, little or no styled into leisure jackets and sleeves, but they all go well with r full or length any party or dancing date becoats. cause theyre beautifu as well as Ski sweaters come into the practical. Theyre also geared for eparse-gaugdress-ucategory. In the clothes. ladies field, they are expected to reflect chest, yoke and shoulder IZ DDOX Elder JOURNAL interest which has prevailed in lO Students Will Drool the mens wear field for several City, Utah seasons. Necklines, for the most . . . over the flashy display of sweaters and slacks to he Friday, August 20, 1954 part, will include turtle and found in the display windows at Block's. The store is offerbaby turtleneck styles. week-enhigh ing outstanding specials for the double Vs, cowl and broad artist and fun that smock styles. Colors and stylings device in bicycle development, the pleasure take on a European flavor. has now been made even safer. youngsters get from their and know also thal Less pressure is required to Color Combinations come to a complete stop than ownership of a bike ereates a of that later ever before. possession pride Sweater sets, not only in the becomes important. traditional matching colors but A great benefit to all cyclists, with the cardigan of one shade this is especially important fur Sound and the slipon in the trim color Sleeper children of grammar school of the cardigan, and with comHARTFORD, Conn. (UPi age. Another safety advance James R. Brogan lost about evplimentary neckline shapes, are is a new type tire, his sleep. He also expected as fall and winter except erything for easier pedaling, Engineered told police that while he was wardrobe favorites. it also gives better control on someone swdped a Sets also are being constructed snoozing wel. or slippery pavements. $.'150 wristwatch and two rings with a tweedy look, in thin In addition to cheap and safe valued at $100, all of which he tripes and in contrasting light BLEACHED and dark patterns that blend and parents realize was wearing. transportation, e School Clothes for boys is featured in this stop" and "go window display at the J. C. Penney company store this week. The firm is offering special values for week-enshoppers. t The Mode O'Day Shop . . . reminds shopjiers that the first day of school is than three weeks away in the window displays at the popular Brigham City storm Bicycles Transportation Need for Kids More young Americans will he using bicycles to gel to and from school this fall than ever before in Ihe 77 year history of the two wheeler. It is estimated hy the Bicycle Institute of America ft a t more than one million new riders will be pedaling to classes lor the first time on shiny new h. S. bikes. of these come from rural or suburban areas where bus or Favorite of the school-goinyoungster is the standard balloon tired model, hong noted for its safety features and rugged dependability, this bieycle is available this year in the greatest variety of new styles ever offered. Frames have been re design ed lo give that racy look of to day's sport car, without hindering tlic sturdy construction for which the American New is so famous. alloy sicels have been used to make ihi-ilighter, and easier than ever to pedal. Safety Features Included also in the redesign tic American el wheels are many important new safety nires The coaster brake, long regarded as Ihe greatest safety l . Bag Trick NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dr Polio victims need help NOW! (UP Julius Levine quickly diag-at-hom- e nosed the case and came up with e Balloon-Tire- . d three-quarte- her forms of are inadequate. ol Fill . Levine .the right prescription. was lured to a rendezvous with Ja robber. He routed the man with a few blows of his instrument bag. j well-aime- MARCH OF DIMES AUGUST 16 TO 31 d. v. v .r Penney Quality is your greatest saving! Starting Saturday, 9:30 A. M. - r"- - T T EXTRA SAVINGS HOW! FLOUR SQUARES I 5 for 5 " 00 STRAP CASUAL r SHOES U BIG SELECTION IS inches wide DRAPERY C-,- j 4 $300 SJ 00 yd. saving! PIECE GOODS OF FALL TWEEDS 2 yds S J, 00 Still a big choice. Sew i t ihese sturdy shoes with synthetic soles. Perfect for school wear and at a real .'(I only of to clear from our finest quality stock. Reduced Xvvf ONE GROUP WOMENS and OXFORDS Suedes casuals .. 1 for i ,, , r. . V.W $3.99 AW school! QUILTED MATTRESS 70x80 DOUBLED PADS PLAID BLANKET Twin Size $900 Full Size $300 H $333 A special purchase! A plaid pair ket at this terrific price! Quantity limited. Shop Early ONLY LEFT! 8 KOI The ,tonf0Sep!en,her 7ve you sturdy, i,. Jour-budg- iong.M.earinfr0Ua.,. slacks, jackel-"'- ; Walk ouf h.Ul' liQTU sn. U hapny and 0ur bov' lou p. d.d ,,nwrp. shoes Ju ,s here ' Faded Blue, Charcoal. Host. Brown. Tan Boys Sizes ! EC, G Fits- -- The Newest Rage, in Black, Grey and Tan Twill in pullover and coat styles by Catalina and SWEATERS From $9.95. Glasgo. in Falls Newest Shades. SLACKS SHOES all new Charcoal shades in flannels, sharkskins and Gabardines, from Weyenherg and Bostonian. gray and navy. "P rolafe tVervh'ng he'll good.' DENIMS 7 ssj. ;h" i,f ';ov BHTRA SAVIPGS H017I BEDSPREADS Bchoo I And ,, . ci $KOO 1 Heavy weight. 630 28 only of our finest, quality all wool suits reduced to clear. Sizes .iti - 12 in a wide One Group Bovs $10.95 Mens and Boys. Suedes in ML'NSLNGWEAR BRIEFS AND - s- , m : s370 ''vf 5i00 Stripes. Sizes 10 and 12. Blue waist. Sizes 4 to 8 2 Only Mens ALL WOOL 1 $30w SLITS ' $W v VV v V - 3 t s WOMEN'S COTTON FREE! HALF SLIPS for Children of School Age! fv s I00 WOMENS SAFETY COMIC BOOK SATURDAY I fo $1.15 BELTS hy Hirkok Suede in white, navy, black, pink. Hello, Gray and all new colors in leather .... $1.50 & i 5 selection of colors. OVERALLS SPORT SHIRTS Short and Long Sleeves. Lancers. Art Vogue. ami Arrow, All new colors. Davinci, Shirk-raf- t HAYNES 1-- SUITS TOWELS 22x1 4 MENS ALL WOOL CANNON kta. or suits, sports your $:i ns $2 95 Kle' special value! blan- NYLON hite. Small, medium and Large PANTIES 2for$100 SHOP PENNEYS FOR SCHOOL CLOTHING SATURDAY WHILE THE CHILDREN SEE THE FREE SHOW! |