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PAGE 18 - SUPPLEMENT TO PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1976 Formal dress rules are relaxed as today's groom comes into his own The bride has always been the fashion standout nd the focal point of attention on her wedding day ... and rightly so. The groom and his men tradi­ tionally dressed alike. But this spring the groom at last comes into his own. After Six, Inc., a major influence in formal wear fashions for the man, re­ ports a new fashion devel­ opment as a direct re­ sponse to brides who've been seeking to give their mates equal prominence and fashion awareness on IRiver&ide fcetiUl Outlet offers you on SIDEWALK SALE DAY EXQUISITE SLEEPWEAR by a famous designer & JT Oil (whose name we can't mention ^ ^ AT THIS LOW PRICE..O...!^r^i^sq^LG EACH WORDS CANT DESCRIBE THIS VALUE 11 OUR SALE WILL BE INDOORS /Rcvetdide detail Outlet 1402 NORTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY, ILLINOIS HOURS: MON, - SAT. 9-6 FRI. • 9-9 SUN. • 9-5 th€ir "together-at-last" day. The formal wear com­ pany is introducing for the spring-summer season a distinctive new outfit for the groom, the Charles­ ton. It's a dashing new fashion Inspired by the courtly antebellum era. The Charleston is in­ spired by the traditional tailcoat with squared-off tails and coat front trim­ med in contrastbig velvet. It's available in soft shades of candlelight, mist grey, cloud blue, and sparkling white. The com­ pany has striven for a total look of elegance and coordination with deeply ruffled shirts and a spe­ cial groom's sash and but­ terfly tie to match the jacket trim. Trousers, of course, are perfectly matched. The groom's men wear the same color, but the formal styling is different. The Newport II jacket features traditional one- button model styling en­ hanced by a deep U- shaped vest, trimmed with velvet braid. Their shirts and ties match the groom's exactly. Robert C. Rudofker, President of After Six Formals, reports an over­ whelming acceptance for this new look created by his company and avail­ able at formal wear rental specialists all over the country. "Today's young couples," he stated, "want all the glamour and beauty they can pack into the most momentous day of their life. There is no longer any reason for underplay­ ing the fashion role of the men In the wedding party." This year, for sure, wed­ ding bells will be striking new notes of fashion ex­ citement and elegance. TONES 3rd Annual Garage Sale! JULY 31 "76" SAVINGS***1 A Real Electronics Giveaway - Many Items Marked Below Our Cost! CITIZENS BAND Super Savings on our entire stock of CB Radios - Base & Mobile. •PANASONIC •ROYCE •MIDLAND •COBRA •LAFAYETTE •HY-GAIN •HANDIC TERMS OF SALE 1-AII garage sale merchandise sold as is. 2-Cash or Bank Charge Cards 3-No Refunds-Returns or Exchanges 4-New in the carton merchandise carries full warranty 5-Fiist come, first served! ANTENNAS 20% DISCOUNT on any CB Antenna in our stock. Mobiles - Base •ANTENNA SPECIALISTS •HUSTLER •HY-GAIN STEREOS $ave on •PIONEER •SONY •GRAIG •PANASONIC GUITARS Big Discounts ON All Guitars IN STOCK! DISPLAY MERCHANDISE • DEMOS - EXCESS INVENTORY Lafayette Retail Catalog •'Sales Center 815 385 4646 Routes 31 & 120, McHenry, II. Across from Jew«l Foods LAST YEAR MODELS I SALE WILL BE HELD IN THE GARAGE T U N tS | BETWEEN ACE HARDWARE A TONES. ....... I, , J 9:00 A.M. to 4 P.M. MUSIC | ELECTRON ICS SINCE 1964 ONE DAY ONLY! i