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HrTIVE SCHOOL TEACHERS carry the principle pf Hint all the way, with practical, versatile, readily cleaned ^Krable suits a* part of their wardrobes, and hand lotion for protection against classroom tasks. The Scotch Es by Glenhunt. The lotion is Jean Nate "Hand Tone". Ion Steps Out To Teacher A Hand |>m the very nature iion how important is to the successful mart teacher turns now to preparing obe for the coming il after classes get angerous, for. the s days are full days time for such eom iurely shopping as njoy. wise, the earlier hopping the fresher of new fall and win j which she'll have bring her wardrobe Favor Teacher this fall do in fait >cr demands of the .for they are versa u! and'make It po> b Dlan economically ^ that wil) take care Uhe-clock schedule, rs first concern, year It. winning the eon pooperation of her tpeocance can be a [ establishing gojd Inline and creat.ng learning, prn for good erooin ler. It should also leration the prestige lo enjoy among pfo iciates and school at faculty meetines |nd with parents at bl teacher's day In be from wrltine on L rearranging school and umoirjng or Iseb.'"' during lunch I need clothes that IFor Pnnits | rt?v she may take I field trio downtown Be institution, meet Iv <w the P.T.A I will want a well ffiecting her good Bmnl teacher knows ?">ils like teachers Biilv enH colorful?* b ,n ?heir nrijviiip? BtWftii rinfhes that B'. movement. Bool teaoher Who ? more fashion enn Brc fwhn themselves hoMnf rhwim. B from the "s'onnv ? nasf voars) wjll irv ?iety in her ward ? helo teachers varv Check Of Eyes Deemed A Must i A complete visual examination before av child begins or resumes school work may mean the differ ence betweeh a star pilpil and a problem child, according to Dr. Robert E. Bannon of the American Optical Company's Bureau of Visual Science. "Don't depend oh school vision tests entirely," he advises. "They are not intended to take the place | of a thorough professional eye ! examination " And because a child has a visual problem, he adds, it does not necessarily mean that he must weaf glasses, or at least not con tinuously. Visual training is now a highly developed science and a wide range of instruments and de vices are available to doctors and their patients. One new training device actually utilizes home television. Similarly new type lenses have eliminated use of old eye patches once used in visual training. Some symptoms of visual defici ency for which parents should watch, says Dr. Bannon. are frown ing. blinking, squinting, irritabilitv and lack of interest in readme shutting one eye, tilting the head headaches, eye aches and com-; plaints of blurred or double vision 1 "If your child does need glasses." he said, "you need not worrv about his breaking them and get ting a splinter in his eve because break resistant glass and plastic lenses may now be obtained." THE SWEATER PICTURE Ski sweaters, highlighted by chest patterns from Scandiftavia. are tabbed for a strong come-back on the campus, this fall. Other Dm>ular styles will be the regular V-neck pullovers, crew-neck sweat er shirts anJ sleeveless cardigans their vlassroom outfits and make way for quick chances for wet.. to meetings with faculty and/or par ents. Suits are a must in he wardrobe, chosen for adaptability to her every need. Good Taste Foremost Above all. good taste rules in 1 the wardrobe well chosen by the school teacher who shuns extreme of fashion in favor of the sma-4 1 and the praclical for the neat trim i aDoearance that makes a favorable imnression on children and adults alike. Pros SUB mM U ?wr taA ?? m*m1 aw ?? eeoMuMittlly (a ?ta K*IS machine etpHpiwd X* ?* ??M *mUM? fabric*. lollege Bound, Choose Smart Luggage College luggage is a major in ?stment which will travel with the p udent for four years, and fre tently on through a wedding or e start of a career. ? Like a college wardrobe, luggage i c vned by a boy or girl is a "pres 0 ge" possession which should ?ver be borrowed from friends or ' tiled fro man assortment in the c tic. 1 I f Girls will And three basic pieces [ II the bill for trips of any length; I' artei sets could include a train ise or fitted cosmetic case, a eekender or overnight bag, and a 1 aveling garment carriers and x latching dufllcs and zipper bags. 1 Fashion plays a big role in the , ullman or wardrobe case. 1 Garment Carriers Useful I For boys, the one suiter bag Is nost popular, paired with a match- i d companion bag for accessories 1 ir overnight use. f Both boys and girls find use for ' uggage chosen for college; high ' olors are smart, and yet easy to 1 ;eep spanking fresh because ofnew ahric and plastic finishes which esist scufiing and wipe clean with i damp cloth. Girls hfve a choice of bright or lastel colors?even gay plaids vhieh are a cinch to spot in a ?rowded waiting room. Boys still ike the traditional ginger and sun an. but charcoal, navy and xome ?Imes smart tweeds are seen. A large, flat packing trunk takes care of heavy Items such as books, winter coats, room accessories and sports equipment. The student ar ranges fo. the trunk to be sent ahead so that it is waiting in the dorm when he or she arrives. Provfdes Extra Storage ... Frequently the trunk also serves as an extra ?eat or under-bed stor age. Fiber or aluminum lanudry cases are the answer to laundry which must be sent home regularly; the telescoping feature of the lid ac commodates as little or as much clothin" as the student needs, i Laundry caiCr are always made to meet post office specifications for economical parcel-posting to and from school. TEACHER'S BLOUSES Trying on blouses before buying is recommended to teacher in plan ning her wardrobe. Length should be checked to be sure the blouse will stay neatly tucked Jnto skirts. MILK IMPORTANT Popular with children and Im portant in the diet, milk makes a welcome addition to after-school snacks. Hot Frankfurter Can Be Surprise Lunch Box Tidbit Children love hot frankfurters in a roll. Good ones are nourish ing food. With the aid o* a wide mouthed vacuum bottle, you can furnish them with a hot one for an occasional surprise. Here's hoW. Put the hot boiled frankfurter in the vacuum bottle. Fill with a hot soup sueh as cream of tomato. Split a frankfurter roll and spread with butter or margarine on one slcte and a little mild mus tard on the other. Then wrap in? wax pdper or aluminum foil and be sure to include a toothpick. At lunch time, the cuild uses the toothpick to spear the frankfurter ' Gloves And Sox Now Have A Growth Factor j| So* and slaves made el the new stretch yarns are making an Im portant contribution to the back to school wardrobes for children of all ages this year because they fur nish 9 "built-in" growth factor. They offer a longer usable life since they need not be discarded because the child's handa or feet have grown a size or two. They stretch to fit. out of the soup and pop It ir.to the roll And the hot frankfurter Is ready j to eat. with the hot soup. The area tff the Sahara Desert of , . North Africa is estimated at 3> a H | million square miles?or about the area of Europe minus Scandinavia. ' ? J, J ff ,? >' Casual Campus Our brand new line-up ef dresses are fashion's biggest boon far eollege and eareer gals . . . versatile casuals, always right, everywhere you wear 'em. You'll like jnlthe cartful detail and the considerate cut. and you'll appreciate their modest little WrrJEr prices. Come, see them all . . . choose your favorite! ' : '< \ \ I] COTTON Blouses ^ elegantly yours ^^^1.99^3.95 Cotton takes the most wonderful eolors, and tailors irtto the most meticulous fashions. That's why cotton blouses have become a year-round favorite . . . beautifully wash able for delightful freshness In brightest prints. Stripes and solid colors to complement your dew fall sldrts and suits. You'll love the new sleeve arrangements in short, three-quarter and long lengths. Sizes 30 to 38 .' A7 ' tPyHyat f s ft A Ml' ^ m / Here is a continental fabric with char acter. 100% all wool tweed with a flecked multi-color houndstooth pattern ? you will ice It oil the campus, at the offte* and in town. In grey, brown Or green predominating; by Century; siaea 8 to 18. 10.95 You'll Love These I Botany Nylon and WooL SKIRTS hy >; d College Town, Ernest Donath and Century ? 'A "must" on every girl's list is a good selection of pretty and practical skirts in all wool tweeds, flannels, and charcoal tones ... so comfortable ... so serviceable . . . and priced just right for back-to-school budgets. Skillfully and flatteringly design ed in slim, gored, & flared styles, these skirts need no altera tions , . . they fit perfectly. See them today! 5.95 to 14.95 ORLON ?Sweaters 3.99 to 8.95 Juniors Cheer Per Orion Interlock Knit SLIPOVERS AND CARDIGANS Soft as a kitten's ear, with an ideal fit and true color that never, never changes throughout counties! washings! So easy to care for, to quick to dry, so long wearing they'll be your be loved friends in fashion! White, beige, black. Indian toufquolse, Capri blue, peach brandy. Shannon green and coral. In sizes . 34 to 40. Skeppe^ | 123 Main Street STRAND TURATES BIM. |l | SCHOOL STARTS AUG. 29 BUY NOW . . . Use Sheppe's Convenient Lay-Away Plan i .
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