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UNION PRESS-COURIER
Thursday, September 9, 1948
NOW!
= FALL FASHION DAYS IN THE JOHNSTOWN STORES ~—
If you can’t find it at home - - - shop in Johnstown
“The last word in mix-mates by
Enrich
Toni Owen is her bicycl kirt
New Cotton Fabrics to Enrich =o oven er esis ict
F ll d Wi J WwW d b Jailed to give jt stand-out Jines
— andfordize: make 1
a an mn er ar ro es | we diable The Rue is tailored
Styles to Be Reminiscent
Of Creations in 1860's
Cotton has moved over into
winter fabrics for clothes, and
you'll be seeing a lot of it this
coming season. There will be cal-
ico flannels, quilted poplins, and
rich, soft velveteens to choose
is Toni Owen's basque with shap- | with man-like precision, tucked in
ed peplum. It interchanges with | front with tiny collar and wee
the same style in black velveteen. | buttons.
The multigored skirt is flatly | “A poplin suit lined with flan-
tucked across the hips. |nel throughout is designed by
“New Tattersall printed velvet- Clifford for campus or week end
een is done in a wesket to mix- | wear, and Sanfordized to make it
mate with black by Carolyn Sch-| washable. A matching hat and
nurer. The skirt, slim in front, |bag were designed by Elizabeth
has fullness swept to the back. |Marks.”
THE FLOP FAMILY
By Swan isn
PAINT OUR LWING RooM WALLS
from, in colors and styles remin-
i SR JSS, ays Ale New Look Fall Suits, Coats
Call's for August, she describes
Tony NY el-lenawy Qe To Stay in Style Next Year
pus and career wear:
“Toni Owen's 1860 jacket is
made up in a brand new wonder
: Reefer, Flareback
fabric we call calico flannel, a
kitten-soft cotton flannel printed
Seen As Most Popular
for the first time in quaint and
bright calico patterns. The fam-| If you were cautious last year
ous fabric house that made it [about buying “new look” clothes,
added a special finish to prevent |you can stop worrying this fall.
napping up. It won't shrink al-| Fashions have settled down into
armingly because its Sandfordiz-
ed, and handled with reasonable
care, the colors stay flower bright
“Teamed with the basque quilt-
ed 1860 jacket is Toni Owen's
famous separate velveteen skirt,
to stay a while. You will find
| that can be worn as happily next
which college and career giris{ Metals she het ae, To
wear as a companion to other 4 the flareback: > ”
blouses and jackets. Best of all, | To Os na vou. Gan find
the price of both is well within | "00 "0 Sc 20 happy me-
2 Jnogest clothes budget. {dium price range, we've chosen
is season cotton velveteen | io that’ typify two fashion
comes to you in colors and styles |p., lines: the beloved reefer and
reminiscent of the 1860's: ‘dull |p, unfitted flareback.
gold, bronzy red, deep rust, an-|" rpe reefer in handwoven,
tique green. Also you'll see it in|phomespun tweed is double breas-
small-patterned prints copied from |teq, with skirt full enough to
famous Tattersall designs. Styles |cover a full skirt underneath. It's
vary from braided basques tothe perfect answer for town and
sleek fitted toppers, vestees and country all day wear, a coat that
jumpers. Skirts are full enough may replace the favorite polo
for freedom. All these are made |coat that had such a long and
up in separates to change about | happy life in so many wardrobes.
for a much larger date wardrobe.| ‘The flareback coat has an in-
“Young and infinitely becoming | verted box pleat that starts from
WARD’
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The Swing to
| less startling lines that are here |
suits to suit just you and coats |
| year as this, says Hildegard Fill- |
more. Writing in a recent issue of |
|a yoke at the top, making a long
| graceful line. Both coats look
|best worn about midcalf, or a
[little below. Both silhouettes are
| becoming to ay great variety of
| figures.
| “This fall you'll find the suit
{that’s right for you. If you like
the slimmed silhouette, you'll find
plenty of slender-skirted suits
around, with fine details and
{longer jackets. They're done in
smooth-finished wools, in rich fall
tones—the kind of suit that is
| almost a uniform with the ward-
| robe-wise woman.
| “For those to whom the fuller
| skirt spelled freedom from skimp-
|iness, the modified flared skirt is
{the answer. Its jacket is perky
|and the fullness gives rhythm to
| your walk. The last word, the
| very newest in suit types, is the
| suit with skirt fullness swung to
| the back, the new-looking flare
achieved by gores, pleats, um-
brella tucks and what-have-you.
“Midcalf is about the most
graceful skirt length for any
height. On most average figures
this is about 12 inches from the
floor. Exaggerated padding is out.
Two shoulder shapes, both with
some padding, are here: one
rounded, to go with the flared
skirt, the other, tailored, for the
slim-line suit. In a well-thought-
out suit all parts are shaped to
flatter, not distort it.
POLLING PLACE CHANGED
The polling place in Tunnelhill
Boro has been changed from the
Municipal Bldg. to the Public
School Bldg., by order of the Co.
Commissioners. Registrtars will
sit at the new location to register
voters on Friday of next week.
NOTICE!
Notice is hereby given that an
application was presented to the
Court of Common Pleas of Cam-
bria County for the dissolution of
Northern Cambria Catholic Club
and the Court has fixed the 17th
day of September, 1948, at 10:00
oflock A. M, D. 8. T, in Court
Room No. 2, at the Court House,
Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, as the
time and place for the hearing on
said petition and has directed all
persons interested in said corpor-
ation to show cause, if any they
have, why said Corporation should
not be dissolved. Before entering |
the final Decree of Dissolution, |
the Court will cause the assets of
the Corporation to be marshaled
and the property rights to be ad-
judicated and distributed to those
entitled thereto.
C. RANDOLPH MYERS
ALTON A. McDONALD
Solicitors 9-9
NOTICE!
The Commissioners of Cambria
County have agreed to sell at Pri-
vate Sale the hereinafter described
property for the sum of $216.15, |
to Walter Woodley and Grace
Woodley, his wife, under the
Act of Assembly of the Common-
wealth, approved the 29th day of
July, 1941, P. L. 600.
The Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
has fixed Tuesday, September 14,
1948, at TEN o'clock A. M,, Day-
light Saving Time, in the Court
House, Ebensburg, Pennsylvania,
for a hearing on the Petition for
confirmation of said Sale. The
Property to be sold was assessed
in the name of Francis A. Wood-
ley as 1 House & 1 Lot—Prop No.
27-0549, in Elder Township, and
was sold to the County on April
4, 1938.
The total amount of taxes, mu-
nicipal claims, penalties, interest
and costs due is $384.28.
Board of County Commissioners
By Maurice A. Springer, Clerk
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