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 ::1 Always-Pleasing Bedroom Slippers Even Better Now


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 I- NEW! By TOM GIBBONEY embroidered trim. Fuzzy i Uppers I after bath I o u n Iln I g won't be cotton plush slippers will delight -

 IT Student Journalist made of lamb skin are complete without scuff shouts the tiny tots. Other slip-on
 CHANEL N 5 A traditional Christmas gift I warm and available in J ewe l of terry cloth and cushion crepe styles change Into hand puppets
 for mom, dad and the children
 \ tones and pastel colors. I rubber soles. Corduroy slip ona for the slightly older youngsters.Slippers .
 Is bedroom slippers. Many of ,, /kf'
 I: ", Ladies will still find many with crepe soles are perfect for with sock tope t b 11
 the local shoe stores will havea ? .
 AFTER-BATH OIL SPRAYThe i "- '] '
 ; : varieties of traditionally sty 1 e d'dally In and out house c bore themaelves
 large variety of new and traditional children can easily pull on *
I styled slippers to choose : It"'f '" .::1'\"I" \ comfortable slippers In local,The popular soft sole slipper' also available. Easy
 stores. Comfy slippers with a with sheepskin lining and fur are
 from. 'C
II hard counter and open toe have collars Is now available Jewel- to put on zip up slippers come
 Ladies slippers for the
 coming
 season have been influenced a ......... ....., been glamourized with a rainbow tone colors and glitter trim. !with felt uppers and corduroy
 great; deal by the current high tjt of glittering colors. Classic Fuzzy animal toy slippers are trim. Cozy boot slippers lined
 fashion trend. Bedroom slippers "- shoe style slippers have a oft the newest thing for the tiny tot with shearling lamb will k eep
 Kiddles' dual roles band
 slippers can even serve is puppets
 have changed to lounging slippers sheepskin uppers and neat(Animal] heads that squeak on any youngsters feet warm durIng 
 and are designed for casual with boots, for lounging slippers, bright metallic gold fibers and pleated vamp design. Beach and top of their warm rayon and the winter.
 Indoor wear any time. or for bed socks I are trimmed with Intricate patterns \
 Ladles will particularly enjoy Ladies boots have also m a de of rhinestones. Arab I II n:
 oe sraavlh the new multi purpose bootie II their way Into the slipper field I and Perslap Influences have also '
 sock of brushed orlon. These and a variety of styles are avail--developed a high fashion step-In 1'1

 may be worn for sports locks, _able. Many_are made_ ,from sUpper with turned up toes and II'


 N'f3z' Christmas Cards for Specific A Gift That r



 4,' s Gives Pleasure

 CHANEL'd' People Gaining in PopularitySome


 By DONNA MATHISON people prefer each lea.1!
 IF Student Journalist son to write their own
 Dogs are In and Inexpensive ee cheer and buy Christmas notes I, "
 cards are out as the 1964 Christmas which have no sentiment and I -i+ ,, personally selected from .
 card kaleidoscope flings Its which sell for only 59 cents a '''''11,
 colors across Gainesville's package. Also stationery with I I:a
 IOU PWa SAC tore shelves. "Seasons Greetings" written lIiTPwn a

 modern, offer-both refresherTo For the first time, tingle across the top la designed for fi ran kip n s .
 Christmas counter cards known children and adults and Is priced II mallege ibup

 soften, smooth and scent IS "tail. waggers" will featurethe at $1 and 150.
 picture of a dog on the outside Sometimes, instead of sending 
 cover and a humorous cards, people help to share
 "doggy" remark about the season the Joy and promise of the So Many Gifts From Which To Choose
 on the Inside. Because of Christmas season by giving a
 the popularity of this design on book of Christmas carols or .
 '
 GRESHAM DRUGS general cards, It Is believed poems. :: oo.J *Beautiful Lingerie *Gloves! '
 will the "tail- I .
 people purchase
 Songs have been a part of
 YOUR DOWNTOWN LICfilTT STORE wagge,." even more during the This satin-covered card was Christmas since the angels sang *Holiday Dresses *Suits *Coats

 e Christmas season. made for one sweetheart to "Glory to God in the Highest ,
 To Illustrate this recent trend send another and on earth peace, good will *
 Skirts *
 Sweaters
 of[ "dogmanla, a Doggone to men." There are narrative Handbags
 Calendar for 1965 Is available
 12 W. UNIV. AVE. FR %.%558 songs songs of adoration, songs
 with 12 dog pictures, each of tore of a little bull dog sitting *Beautiful
 of Hose
 discovery and joy the I Bryan
 with a bright red Santa Claus "
 which can serve as a tear-off
 carols that
 have
 hat drooped over his head would people sung
 postcard. For December, a picr:8f. -
 : I I be a "must" for all dog lov since the birth of Christ. This I *Costume JewelryDISTINCTIVE
 book of Christmas ,
 Carols
 sells
 I for calendar
 ers. The price the
 14, I la $t. for SO cents. ) '
 : GIFT WRAPPING
 : : Colorful pictures and poems
 :t :" I The buying trend In Christmas such as "What Christmas : .I\
 = cards has been uprated In Means" or "It's Christmas I. ....
 Of"ERGII; 1 FoR y. of the past year. No longer are Eve" are composed in a book ....-.. "- .
 'f .
 people placing In their shopping --
 called Christmas Ideals, which =: Free Parking Rear of Store'
 bags assortment cards which ells for 50 cents or 150. This I -
 .v sell 50 for $1. The trend now collection Is often substituted 401 W. University Ave. FR 2-4606
 Is toward uprated cards of one for giving Christmas cards. )II
 design. These higher quality ,
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 NR 5 5THAN 'cards sell 25 for $1.
 for STORE HOURS 10 am.9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday
 I In counter cards, the "rela.I 
 I tion" or personal type have
 been predominant. Cards "For '"** .
 my sweetheart, to my better "
 half, to mother, dad, special f
 C--t 1Uttt friend or from all of us" have
 THE NAME
 rated high on the purchase list. ,

 i I The average Christmas card
 ihopper who Is satisfied with the L + 1* Mutts 1MlPe4 Rs j fry
 :same type of card every year,
 has six categories to choose
 from In his selection

 They Include the traditional, aY \
 M
 the religious humorous, cute, e
 tailored, and contemporary, t'1 Beautifully bright for the holiday season
 which can be found as counteror
 box cards. and brimming with gifts that tell of

 I The traditional Is the less ;_ your good taste and goodwill. You are
 vii modem type that shows pictures .
 of homes, family groups, r invited to browse through this wonderful
 S Christmas bells and snow
 ai .
 scenes. s Srr world of gifts. You'll find the pretty
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 ty Verses by Norman Vine e n t : the practical the unusual. the gifts
 "' Peale and Helen Keller are two
 examplM based on the religious C c ; that can say so much for you to those
 theme. Picture cards of the

 Three Wise Men, the Manger .. ,e you core for gifts that are a pleasureto
 scene, Joseph and Mary, all A7
 dominate the religious design. give and a joy to receive. ,

 I It might be added that a delightful V May we suggest you shop early!
 way for children to prepare 
 for Christmas has been 4 You'll be pleased with the selection !
 the Children's Advent Calendar.
 It Is a pre Christmas gift sur J v

 prise and beginning Dec. 1 a lit ; As, an extra service
 tle door can be opened each

 day to reveal surprise pictures to you we will
 of holiday symbols On the 24th
 the manager scene Is shown. gladly "Gift Wrap"

 Available too are, humorous : your B-L purchasesot
 cards with good grief! Peanuts 

 for Christmas. Illustrated ot no extra cost. .
 from the comic atrip "Pea g..Jr4.
 nuts," these humorous figures
 give their Interpretations on the CHRISTMAS Large selection of $1.00 gift items
 fun of Christmas. Twelve separate CANDLES
 cards run $1.M a box. I
 Witty sayings from other I'
 Ogden Nash and other writers
 display their talents m Cute I *aipiFTTT

 cards. I > 1
 The Tailored category Is the j
 more formal and basic form of
 4 Christmas card. Many of the
 general captions read 'Sea
 son' Greetings" or "Merry'
 Christmas." I

 Contemporary cards have as :' \
 their slogan "Getting Serious J\ ;
 SIGNATURE JACQUARDS about a funny business" and ti PUNCH
 \ BOWL SETS
 (i) WILDWOOD cut w cardigan, $20.00 with ileevelemhelt, for the first time sold In box _
 $11.00. and slip.on skirt, $16.00.b es 2S for 150. I \ ". in Glt.min) Silver

 ( ) BENCALjacquard cardigan with tunnel collar. }19.00 A favorite among college students U ; end Glass. Reproductions;
 accents slip-on skirt $16.00. the Contemporary Alma' I'I _
 (c) TYROLEAN chanel jacket $18.00 ovtr classic short nack engagement book Is a selection .,
 FONDUE
 sleeved knit dress. $25.00. of witty phrase aside It SETSOld.
 All: knit of 100% Virgin Wool. from the listing of the 12 calendar -

 months It sells for IIM and Thompson complete with cover & troy
 Open Friday Night Until 9 many tunes serves as a substitute Pepper Mills .S
 J'COPPER . .
 .
 for a Christmas card to 19.95
 $5.95 ,
 friends and relatives. up SILVER . .. 28.50
 All box sell
 cards normally -
 from II to MB. Some stores .. FONDUE FORKS
 will personalize :that cards Set of 6 . 3.00
 sold In boxes or arrangement .", SOLID WALNUT BOWLS
 WusEQIE can be made to order out eta
 \\-1
 catalogue .. \ by We dcr >ery GOLDEN SWISS FONDUE

 Most Christmas cards accentuate ,, t b\. Gw..ateed WesMble A Quick Reedy Mod.

 / fanciful and imagtnat I v e .. Le fowls .._.."' 5., D.licious Meal 2.50

 expression styling and to are Christmas designed to as give a ac \ Is,,,. .4114I1 ,.........%.15.,

 vivid merry and warm holiday,:
 10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN GAINESVILLE *:" of fervor and friendly exCJltmtllt. SELECT EARLY USE YOUR CENTRAL CHARGE B-L CHARGE OR LAYAWAY

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