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Thursday. August 19, 1965 "BACK TO SCHOOL" Page Eleven FLANNEL, PLEATS and school CLASSIC TWEED coal goes to 6® together, in fashions like school and dresses up, too. This jumper, -with new wool em- one with velvet inlay collar and broidery. Suggested by National buttons. Photo from National Board, Coal and Suit Industry. Board, Coat and Suit Industry. IN FIRST GRADE, KINDERGARTEN, EVEN NURSERY SCHOOL, little girls are not only getting an earlier start in learning, they're going right along With big sister in dressing right for SCtiv'O comfort as well as fashion. Jumpers, dresses are favorites-- for instance, the jumper at left in black watch plaid, with cowl-necked l>lou*e, and the dress at right, with pinafore styling* Left* by Tiny Town Toss in Creslan acrylic and rayon; right, by Gay Sprites in L'Oriel frnn^L Just In Time For U uJ J^^qRAD SLACKS STOP IN & SEE OUR: • Aileen Knitwear (Suits, Slacks & Tops) James Kenrob & Premier Coordinates (Sweaters & Skirts with matching socks and hose) • H.I.S. for Her (Bemrudas & Slacks) H These Are No Iron ... 14 Karat Slacks Pure gold . . . these original. authentic traditi'Hials b\ h.i.s. never need an iron because they're Press Free and they uvn't over crease or crinkle no matter what you do Others keep trying to imitate our Post-Grads. but theies something about 'em that just can't be copied! Lines aie lean and tapered; pockets, cuffs and belt loops are where they shruld be (no far out ideas spoil their clean, uncluttered look). Pick a pack of Post-Grads from our tenifie assortment today . . . and live, brother. Newest fab rics and colors hardly cost you any s;old • • • £*>-98 1214 N. Green Street MrHenry. Illinois We jfive S&II (ireen Stamps.