Wednesday, m.
—wGnesday, Mareh 11, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

Page

Prior to the Kiwanis

Brown, “ana 2 800d oppor-

* ensembles that
tunity to show the

comfortable in | + Rot just
what I like.” She foo picks
her fashions right from the
Store’s regular stock, nothing

“they feel

down yet. “ They Seem to en- is brought in specially. Em-
Joy it too.’ she said, Phasis is Placed on ‘clothes to
“KIND OF FUN»

fit our casual way of life in
Williams Lake, clothes that are
Practical yet smart.

This is only the third year
that Al's Variety Store has

More emphasis
on bracelets

More and more emphasis is
being placed on bracelets, ac-
cording to forecast on
jewellery styles from E. G
Woodland and Son. In the past,
“sets’ ‘have usually indi-
cated matching necklace and
ear-rings, but now bracelets are
being included. And more and
more sets are coming in with
just the bracelet and ear-rings
to match.

Charm bracelets too are stag-
ing a comeback for women, but
with just a few charms on
them, some with just a single
one. .

«An indication that dresses
will tend to be plainer this year
is seen in the fact that there is
a lot of glitter and color in
jewellery this year, and a pre-
dominance of bibs and ropes.
This is seen in the heritage or
old-style type of jewellery
which Mrs, Evelyn Dickey of
Woodland’s describes as “ the
kind mother used to wear.”

Rot too much trouble, in fa
kind of fun.”

like to see a fall fashion show

an outfit. Mrs. Smallenberg
tries to attend'a fashion show
at the coast prior to the local
event, and makes notes to

tops on her list of reading
material around this time too,

Contrary to the other stores,
Mrs. Smallenberg’ states they
do little pressing of costumes
picked for the show, as she
finds it is not necessary with
today’s miracle fabrics,

Like other stores, she sticks
to standard sizes in her models
and encourages them to wear

ee

Linda Weber, modelling for Al’s
Variety, is seen above being fitted in

The shape of things to come

readiness for the Fashion Show by
Gwen Weil, left, and Norma Hartley.

Along the same lines is the
new “heraldic” jewellery ..
crests made into heavy pen-
dants with ear-rings to match.

In direct contract are the
new pendettes, fine chain with
a single small Pearl or tiny
heart pendant. But according
to Woodlands this style is not

Pointed toes
influence casuals

Pointed toes have influenced
all shoes this year, from dress
to casuals, according to John
Borkowski of Waik-Rite Shoe

Store. Even in the sport shoe taking hold in Williams Lake.
category, the moccasin and

saddle oxford are slimmed

down,

The pointed toes will vary
from a gradual taper to the

Luxurious design
the nevis tohowine ae” for designer

trend towards slimne. From the outside, the maison

In colors, baby blue and pink Dior in Paris looks quiet and
will stage a comeback after an unasuming. It is a large grey-
absence of some time. Other stone building guarded on
shades in the ever-popular either side by iron. railings.

This spring a woman can be
in the Easter Parade and never
see it. She will be hidden
under the brim of her new
bonnet.

The millinery creators of
America, a group of 17 top-
rated New York designers,
have produced mushroom
shapes which conceal the face
from the nose up; shapes in-
spired by the Pagoda of the
Far East, copies of Chinese
Coolie hats and swagger shapes
with deep crown and down-
turned brim reminigcent of
those Garbo and Dietrich wore
in the 1930

One flower-trimmed hat was
frankly inspired by a waste-
basket, 2 ik

rolled -back away from the
face; more dozens of sailors
with brims of varying width,
skimmers worn straight on the
head or pushed back to expose
the brow and hairline, ana the
so-called “ profiler,” with brim
slanted at about a 45 degree
angle.

Some of the prettiest hats
are in the “ picture" division,
These flatter mesc faces but
seem to be best with the tall,
Tangy type of woman instead
of the little one. i

However, small ha

available for the Bu:
ing them.

S are stitl
3 seek-

Of course, the 17 creator’
also gave a woman a_cholee.

FASHION SHOW

CHAIRMAN}

Models must fit
mathematical
formula

A top photographer says
mathematics has taken over in
the selection of fashion models.

“You measure nowadays,”
Said Madison Geddes of Cleve-
land, Ohio, president of the
Professional Photographers of
America. “You don’t look at
‘em?

Then come the curves, with
the bust counted as normal, the
waist must be 10 inches smaller
and the hips not more than two
inches more than the bust.

The ideal, says Mr. Geddes,
is 34-24-36.

a ee PS,

When applying hand cream,
use a massage motion. It will
help to keep veins from be-
coming prominent.

At the
fashion show

‘THE JHWELLERY WORN BY MACKENZIES

MODELS WILL BE LOANED BY OUR STORE
YOU WILL SEE
Precious diamond rings

by Amell and by Love-
lace

Bracelets and ear-ring
sets by Utika—makers

of “class” jewellery
Alaska black diamonds
of genuine hematite by
Trayling and Waters
ay

Cultured Pearls of out-
standing beauty by Séa-
born

E.G. WOODLAND & SON LTD.

For the gifts you’ll give with pride
S Let your jeweller be your guide

eS ee ee

The Easter Bunny brings the Spring,
And sun and flowers gay,
Lee's Children’s Wear has everything,

For you to wear that day. =

Their dresses sweet,

In pastel hues,

Can be complete, 5
With party shoes.

Tf it’s a coat you have in mind,
Bonnets, gloves and handbags too;
A smart selection you will find,
To really make a well-dressed you!

For boys there are crisp pants and shirts,

Socks and sweaters in bright shades,

Jodphurs, jackets, two-piece suits,

Blazers and bow ties too, for gay young blades!

y tall=yOu Teed a ring,
Or for your-curls 2 bow,

\ z It she’didn’t want a brimy she Chairman of this years Spek ae a
i s vay i se airms Sy Lee’s Children’s Wear has everything,
Nee: beige, brown and, of course, Over the doorway is’ discreet Not all the hats had down- could have a veil some ot _ a show |
; white are predominant for canopy with the letters “ C.D. draft bri There were the veil enveloped face and Kiwanis Fashion Show | To fit from top to toe.
‘Be spring. Tn dress shoes, the printed in gold iterent story. ns of E cr Buster neck, stopping at er below the Committee is Felix |
c trend is towards clearer and Taside i A aigerent “oe types, with brims shoulder. Nicholson. And if an Easter gift you seek,
a brighter tones. The main hall gives the im- Baste .
h Black patent, smooth leather pression of being lined in mu re re = | For afuminay or for Granny ear, .
e and suede have a firm hold for roo mplush with huge bouquets | Then you should simply take a peak,
e early spring. In casual lines, of flowers banked in every cor-| Around Lee's Ladies’ Wear.
A pattern include low, low flattie mer and tall gilded mirrors re- ,
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é colors again rangin from pink up the graceful staircase to will be on sale on Thursday,
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We shall be modelling

another wonderful selection Along with many othes lines

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of spring and summer our parade will include

fashions to delight the eye the finest lines in dresses

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Our buyer has completed a tailored by

MARJORIE HAMILTON
OF VANCOUVER

Special trip to the coast

to provide the very latest in

Cool, exotic sun dresses!
styles for "59 and we
by
cordially invite every dress

COLE OF CALIFORNIA

AT THE conscious woman and girl

KIWANIS FASHION SHOW

Suits, dresses, slacks and
skirts by
ALJEAN

to be “on show” for the

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Fashion Show

; local models featuring a
a ill be our selected

- B asty of MISS SUN VALLEY WEAR.

A we ill see a Kabuki print cotton knit for

ee a special feature

WEDNESDAY
MARCH 18

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ing and summ' ; ;

spr ao the new empire line ve a teer

me tennial playsuit .-- little girls’ play

and a aa many other interesting models.
dresses

| Al's Variety Store

KIWANIS FASHION
SHOW

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