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I SECTION 2-PAGE 6-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24» 1973 •WBMI ' Dollar Days At Cjeneuieue 3 All Fall And Winter Merchandise Skirts *Slac •Blouses Sweaters Slack Suits Less Than liiil; Many Other Choice Items Y2 Price^ TTliurs.- Fri.-Sat. Only! Jan. 25-26-27 Dresses $5 and $10 Values to *8000 enevieves OPEN: 9:00-5:30 1315 N. Riverside McHenry Easy-going, good-looking pant outfits offer smooth lines. Button trim sparks this tunic over elasticized waist slack. Of Orion acrylic-rayon. It's from Flutterbye. ' « • « Elegance, Romanticism Are At-Home Images . Snappy salutes go to this cotton knit stars and stripes top. Shortpants are doubleknit polyester-cotton. Striped knee socks follow the patriotic theme. By Miss Ingenue. Layered-Look Reflects Young, Spirited Fashion Philosophy THERE'S A BIG McHenry Dollar Days! The voices of the young are being heard resoundingly throughout the world. A new consciousness of their heri­ tages, a rediscovery of values, their realistic but idealistic philosophies of life are being reflected in the clothes they wear. It's a new independence. It's liberation from confor­ mity. It's confident and free- spirited. Layered dressing appears to be the positive statement. It all starts out with a ward­ robe of underachievers-- the body-suits, the leotards and the tights. Worn in clarion colors or brilliant patterns, they are seen with every type of dressing. The layers of separates that are poured on from there on in are as individual, unique and personal as a signature. Unchallenged winner in fashion acceptance is the blazer. It is practically a way- of-life. It turns out in wools, flannels, gabardines, velvets, corduroys, taffetas and sat­ ins. It tops every fashion throughout the day, it goes everywhere after dark. The skirt presents new shapes--bias cuts, pleuts, wrapped, the kilt, culottes. Slashed sides or front or back slashes give them swinging, easy movement. The pant goes up and down --every length. Shortpants, mid-thigh pants, above-the- knee pants, below-the-knee pants, knickers, britches and full length pants are basics. The shirt, classic and tai­ lored, is seen in a variety of colorful patterns and solids. It is simple in cotton or syn­ thetics, it is simply elegant. The soft blouse shows off its feminine wiles with soft puffed sleeves or full roman­ tic sleeves, French cuffs and surplice wraps. It is a foil for clingy jersey, satin and silk fabrics. The coat enters with new importance. Three-quarter or seven-eighth lengths are new, and seem to be the proper proportion when combined with skirts and pants. The cape, the cape coat, the duffle reefer and the wrap coat are seen in midi lengths. Their fabrics include bright blanket plaid wools, tweeds, garbardines, canvases and suede cloth. The chubby coat is kicky and spirited. Most often found in fake furs, it also appears in inexpensive but real furs. Dresses move into the new softness, too. They are found in a myriad of styles and sil­ houettes. The surplice top, the piiffed sleeve are seen often. The smock pops over everything. The small waist, bias cuts and pleats are emphasized. Knit pants, knit dresses, knit skirts, knit coats and capes appear over and over in alive, alert fashion in­ dependence. Fall dressing is getting caught up in a whirlpool of new at-home fashions, loungewear and soft and dreamy sleepwear. It incor­ porates mystery, elegance and turns the clock back to an era when romanticism reigned. Shortpants and warmpants get an elusive wrap with skirted rompers. Little jumps get covered with long, wispy skirts that can be sashed, slashed high in front or out­ lined with ruffles. The two-piece dressing story goes on for elegant hostess looks. Long skirted halter top outfits, slinky soft wrap dresses with cut-away shoulders and button front styles take on shortpants or long pants for fancy mix and matching. After the guests leave -- fashions unwind. Robes ap­ pear, long and short, in com­ fortably wanning fleece, quilt­ ed cotton, wool, velvet and terry. Patterns appear in­ spired with Madras, bold plaids, patchworks and all- over flowers. Zipped, buttoned or wrap­ ped to the side --the lines work with puffed and off- shoulder sleeves, sashed and belted waists to enhance hap­ py relaxing hours. To retire for the evening is to awaken a world of bil­ lowy flounces in heavenly sleepwear. Dreams that walk--gowns go long, get tucked, pleated and gathered for yards of free-flowing illusion-like chif­ fon and satins. Rope-sashed under a fitted bodice with spaghetti straps, lean gowns drape in very soft body lines. The Grecian in­ fluence is evident in draped shoulder and scoop neck styles that are cinched with braided cords at the waist for truly romantic toga looks. Separates-to-bed make sleeptime fun time. Short­ pants and long pants with matching skinny ribs and tunic tops shoW up in solids and patterns that set up many a sweet dream. Colors go bright, to light up »after-dark hours. Blues, reds, bright greens, blue greens, sky blue and peach help il­ luminate at-home wear. SHOW THE COLORS Stars and stripes strike up a fabric note in a variety of parade-stopping red, white and blue combos. Subtle Shaping Figures In Fall Underfashions The inner woman has a lot of new freedom going for her this season. It's found in under-fashion shaping -- un- constructed, free, easy and natural. However, the "unrestrict­ ed" mood also reflects subtle, but important shape-up. Falls' dresses, accentuating the waist, require new curve control. Skirts and pants have fashion demands of their own. Bras are soft and fluid. Many times stretch straps and backs take the place of hooks and hardware. Often, the seemless bra is designed in one-size-fits-all proportions. The body-fit bra is espe­ cially important under clingy jersey and knit dresses, and under sporty skinny rib sweater tops. Figure-slimming girdles and panty girdles are in keep­ ing with the close-to-the-body trend via lightweight control panels. Bras and girdles are alive with color. Slit front dress revealsmatch- ing checked warm pants, in wool knit. Costume by Feder Fashions from Holly Park of Ireland. Eau de Toilette Pure Spray by Houbigant Chantilly. *00$ X Slacks COME DOLLAR DAYS Wool, Wool & Dacron And Double Knits Reduced 20% 1214 N. Green Street 385-0019 HOURS: Daily 8-6 Monday - F r i . 8 - 9 Sun. 9-12 GREEN STREET MALI • THURS. • FRI. •SAT. JAN. 25th, 26th, 27th Sport Coats Special Lot Of Coats Reg. $35.00 to $45.00 Now_*199s All other Sport Coats (Wool, Dacron and Double Knits) Reduced 20% Outerwear ALL COATS AND JACKETS Reg. $35.00 & $40.00 NOW *249S MOW $20.00 to $24.95 COATS Sweaters Cardigans, Pulbvers, Crew necks, Turtle necks in plain colors & novelty designs, all styles, large selection. Reg. $10.95 to $20.00 Reduced 20% Top Coats & Car Coats Wool & Plaids with dress collars, and Dress Coats. Reduced To *2495 Values To *6500 Z Shirts Dress & Sport Shirts. Plain colors, novelty figured and striped patterns. Also, phin white. Reduced To $*p95 Values To $7.50 Shoes All Shoes In Regular Stock Reduced 20% z Bon's Sweaters Broken assortment of sizes & colors. Age 8 to 18 REDUCED TO $gOO 7 I Pants With belt loops & most without cuffs, plain colors, plaids and stripes, all are sta-prest. Waist sizes 28 to 34 Lengths 28 to 32 Values To $10.00 Reduced To *3 00 Shirts Shirts in stripes & figured patterns. 65% dacron & 35% cotton; Some in 100% polyester double knits. Reduced To Values to $10.00 $4 95 Clearance Table Shirts in stripes, plain colors, white. All from regular stock of famous brands. Values to $7.50 Broken assortment of lines and patterns reduced to close. 50 T x Boas Pants Boy's pants in plains, checks and stripes. Also corduroys in plain colors. All are washable. Sizes 6-16 Values To $5.50 Reduced To *2 00 V Boy's Shirts REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE Short & Long s l e e v e s , p l a i n c o l o r s , w h i t e $12 9 and patterns. Reduced To :,"0' -'i'-'i'-' '•>