The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, May 01, 1941, Image 4

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    PAGE FOUR
Yellow Leads
Fashion Colors
Terrific is the word for the
color yellow in Florida previews
of the summer wearing apparel.
Even yellow sportswear and
beach accessories will be in
style.
The color was so popular in
Florida that a brown, yellow
and white mixture in Shetland
weave Palm Beach cloth is now
being shown. A three-button
notched lapel style, the jacket
had pecan-colored slacks of the
same fabric combined with it.
A summer tie featuring
brown, cream, and yellow,
makes an outfit typical of that
worn by sportsmen at Florida
and California resorts.
Pebble rib chamois colored
anklets with lastex top, plain
toe blucher shoes of ivory color
There is a pleasant surprise in store for you
men who consider Palm Beach Suits a "must"
for warm weather. Not only do this year's
Palm Beach suits add new spring to your step
and comfort to your skin, but you can clean
them again and again without harm. So treat
your body to a "clean suit" every day this
summer.
WE KEEP YOUR PALM BEACH
SUIT LOOKING NEW
Warm Weather
Out Lightweight
Parchment New Color
The new color parchment silk
suit, two piece style is particu
larly smart. With it goes the
same batiste shirt with a longer
point casual collar and cocoanut
brown stripes, the same color tie,
buckskin sport shoes and parch
ment color rayon hose with ver
tical stripes in contrasting
shades.
doeskin with crepe soles, a
novelty straw hat, parchment
color reversible belt and mod
ern design tie clip complete the
fashion plate.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Brings
Suits
Palm Beach suits in all pop.
lar styles and• colors are bein,
shown by clothiers as war]
weather brings lightweight sui
into demand.
Among the outstanding mode.
in greatest demand is the thre(
button, easy-fitting jacket wil
pleated trousers to match. Tan
jute is the most popular c(ilor
White formal dinner coats al
the vogue. Many of these coal
were sold to students for the
Junior Prom. Black Palm Beacl
trousers complete the ensembli
Double-breasted suit mode.
are recommended for town wet
with crayon or slate stripe:
Pleated trousers should be won
for which the knees are full any
the bottoms narrow.
Conservative and yout h f u
styles are found in plain ivy(
button suits with plain trouser:
Palm Beach slacks are prop(
and comfortable for golf an,
general sports wear.
3-Button Sport
Coat In Demand
Singlebreasted style suits in
a more sporting model—three
button notched lapel—are im
portant fashions for town, week
end, and resort wear this sum
mer.
Jackets will be worn with a
chamois color lightweight cot
ton voile shirt and the new
longer pointed casual collar
which was a West Coast influ
ence to styles.
Summer resorts reported that
the lightweight twill tie in a
bold charvet pattern received
great demands in Florida fash
ion circles. With the tie a pair
of lisle hose in candy stripe
patterns.
Brown calf and brown suede
wing tip shoes offer a change
from the more popular brown
and white models. A reversible
belt of brown and white adds
appeal to the outfit.
Native straw hats in fancy
colors with puggaree bands will
be increasingly important. A
rust color Baku hat with a wide
brim, pinched crown, and na
tural color Shantung band gives
a good, finishing touch to the
outfit.
Final touches are added by a
modernistic tie clasp and silk
foulard scarf.
Tropical Weight Suifs
Gain Semi-Sporf Favor
Tropical weight suits in
heather mixture in a diagonal
pattern are favored for semi
sports wear. Even a light
weight tweed is the vogue.
Important accessories gaining
recogn 4 .ticin with style-setters
are the lightweight gingham
shirts, especially in a' green
check pattern. A.. cocoanut
brown foulard tie with a green
and_ white all-over pattern goes
well with the shirt.'
Basket-weave rib ankle length
hose of cotton and rayon mix
tures, and a colorful spcirt belt
and a Norwegian slipper of
monk style antique calf has the
acceptance -of university and
other sportsmen at southern re
sorts.
A straw gunnysack sport hat
with its Pan-American Guata
malan influence in hat bands is
the newest thing.
A scientist has proved that a
sweaty person is more likely to
be stung by bees—because bees
are attracted to human prespir
ation—so the answer is that a
man won't get stung if he buys
a Palm Beach suit..
—Advertisernent ; LN-:.
Sportsmen Approve Palm Beach Suits
Donald Budge, Byron Nelson, all the major figures iri the golf
and tennis world prefer Palm Beach suits and slacks to all other
summer attitre. Not only for their style—but for their many prac-'
tical features. Not the least -of these is their washability.
IT'S
PALM
ordates, proms, parties...for mix
ing with odd slacks for sports...
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&Pa. C nz. .73.. each
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$3250 Prize Contest: See
your clothier jor, details.
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THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1941 ,
WHITE
BEACH
for casual and more formal eve-
nings...for now and all Sumn-ler
...for coolness, comfort and style.
Washable, too. See them at yOur.
clothier today. Pastels $1 75
and deep tones, too.
Palm Beach Evening Formals (white
jacket and black trousers), $2O. Palm
Beach Slacks, $5.50. And by the same
summer wear specialists—the new
Goodall Tropic - Weight—top value in
lightweight worsted suits; $25.
GOODALL COMPANY • CINCINNATI
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