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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-12, Page 8New jewelry presents lavish spring bouquet By MRS. JACK SMITH Choosing the right costume jewelry to complement your new Taster ensemble is becom- ing increasingly important every year. Buyers report the biggest season in more than two years, and designers have answered fashion's call with a variety and beauty of .design never before seen. The total effect of the new jewelry is of a spring bouquet, lavish yet delicate, with colours ranging from white and palest pastels to those hearing such exotic names as tangerine, melon, avocado and desert tan. Pearls in simple single strands or luxurious cascades, in natur- al cream or fashion's latest colours, can be adapted for every occasion. Some are com- bined with crystal or rhine- stones to give colour and fire. Mother-of-pearl discs set in dainty filigree also fall into this "every occasion" category. The tailored look has not been neglected. Pins, bracelets, necklets and earrings to war with that new Easter suit are smarter than ever. They are fashioned in leaf, floral and geometric design in gold, silver and copper, ranging from high. ly polished to dull antique fin- ishes. Velvety black enamel off- set with silver is particularly effective worn with the intense Lnheiws scpTionuar.s so very popular Stone set jewelry in rainbow hues is being shown in great quantity. For the sophisticate, bulky metal pieces are set with large stones simulating moon- stones, jade and turquoise. For the more conservative, stones are smaller to conform with the more finely wrought pieces. For more formal occasions rhinestone and crystal are still "high style", but are more col- ourful than ever. Glittering aurora borealis stones, set in galeal or sflyer and sometimes combined with pearls, have a charm and glamour all their own. The earring selection is fabit- louS — from the ever popular button to dainty floral motif, in all sizes and colours. There is also a nice selection of earrings for pierced ears (which, inci- dentally, are becoming increas- ingly popular) and the new ones which do not pierce the ear lobe but have a tiny, inconspicuous screw -back. Last, but by no means least, for the younger set there are sweater grips, charm bracelets, and a selection of pendants, large and small, in copper, gold or silver, so smart to wear with sweaters — not to mention strands of tiny pearls, pearl and crystal drops and dainty little earrings to wear with those new Party frocks. Your accessories can make or break the effect of your new Easter ensemble, Give time and thought to your selection of your jewelry, .„., le • 'a,„ • for f aster Look your best for Easter festivities! Let us give you a stunning new coiffure! Marjorie Dilkes HAIRDRESSING PHONE 146 EXETER sAlio Get an exciting new coiffure to flatter your features, complement yv your new spring fashions. We have that expert touch that means so much? Modern Beauty 'Salon Shirley Co. Pearl Henderson„ Prop. PHONE 349 EXETER WE WELCOME EASTER WITH HEAVENLY FASHIONS . . . TREND-SETT1NG SUITS, COATS, DRESSES "? AND COSTUMES THAT SUM UP ALL THE a, NEWS OF SPRING! YOU'LL PARADE IN !HEM CONFIDENTLY, KNOWING THEY SAY ONLY THE NICEST THINGS ABOUT YOU . . , YOUR FLAIR FOR DRAMATIC COLOR AND FABRIC, YOUR LOVE OF PERFECT TAILORING. Frankly Feminine . . dresses never looked love - lien, A case in point . rayon sheath collared .in tiers of organdy. Captivating Coats . . seen everywhere! This sihn tweed wrap has empire - high pocket flaps, wide col- lar. Be Stylishly Suited to Catch all eyes! One good choice . . . our wool knit with dipping panel -hack jacket, IRWIN'S Phone 474 Exeter LADIES JEANS All Sizes tot olt ' A Buy, 'A. var v 'wok Pags. ;;t The Times.Achwate, .tticech. 12* 1.959 Short Jength remains in new styles for hair By MRS. PEAR1., HENDERSON ! will show the shorter length is Modern Beauty Salon still here with fringette caps, Leatherette flares Or the Classic NeWeSt hairlines for '59 cora- bob for back view, which has pliment the "top width" of the been designed to flatter your apparel silhoutte. Trend setting Easter bonnet. stylists favour under -stated side' The front.stYling iscasual and widths And toplock height as carefree with tendrils and de - fashion balancing factors, mure bangs caressing the brow. The main factor in hair style --Please Turn To Page 14 Let yourself glow with fashion -right touches of our beautiful jewelry spring sparkle for Easter outfits in new designs that rival "the real thing" for glomourl Jack Smith PHONE 510 CREDIT JEWELER 4110.11•=.11•114144411•4MM4•44. MacMillan's CHILDREN'S MILLINERY $1.98 to $2.98 COATS, Infants' to teens, $5.95 to $24.95 BOYS' COAT SETS, Infants' to 3X $5.95 to $9.95 ' • -' 3 -PIECE PROM SETS, 6-2 years $7.95 to $9.95 DRESSES, Polished Cotton, 2-14X, $2.98 to $11.95 BOYS' SUITS, Slacks, Jackets, Blazers etc. A parade of fashions TOT TO TEEN for PHONE 37 EXETER. FASHIONS FOR '59 Beauty of design To compliment the Easter ensemble Robin Smith, of Jack Smith Jeweler, models an orchid -type pin giving the effect of a colorful spring bouquet. She wears matching ear- rings. —Jack Doerr The• petal cap Mrs. D. A. Page models this coiffure from the Modern Beauty Salon designed for spring 1959. The front styling is casual and carefree, the sides are full and ears are covered. The shorter length is good fashicn news especial- ly the back to flatter the Easter bonnet. —Jack Doerr Clearer, brighter tones accent new shoe colors ,By GEORGE SMYTH Smyth's Shoe Stone There's plenty of fashion elec- tricity in the new Canadian 'shoe colours that team up with the spring suits, dresses and coats, Actual shoe colour news is in the trend toward clearer, bright- er tones. While Meek in patent, smooth leathers and suedes, has a firm hold on early spring, beiges, varying shades of brown, brighter blues, greens in the Plural — willow types, yellowed or true brights, rosy and orangey At, Make it a well-shocl. Easter for the whole family with our fashioh-right new ShOes We h4ve an exciting collection of everrine's favorite styles . expertly trauma for comfort on a busy schedule Smyth's Shoe Store PHONE 476 X -Ray Pitting. U Odositod reds, to name a few, will be putting a best foot forward, The extremely fine toe last is most important, closed pumps the pattern leader. Closed toe, open back shoes unfold a story of T, swirl and asymmetric straps, open shanks and quar- ters. In shoe trims this spring, but- tons are decorative and often undersize; stitching is subtle and very fine; bows appear as closures on instep straps; vamp cut-outs emphasize the airy, open feeling;smooth overlays are used oh m•atching. suede for two -texture, one -tone effects, draping and tucking prettifies, The longer last and summer look is more flattering to most voinen's feet, and extraordinar- ily kind to the thick ankle or Calf, • the short, leg, and the heavy woman, The new three -eyelet tic in darker tones, for instance, is especially good for the thick ankle Which must also avoid combination textures and con- trasting effects, There need be no fear in women's minds that the pointed toe is undomfortable. The fine point is only added. length, In Canada, the extremely fine toe patterns, right from the be- ginning, were made On entirely new lasts engineered to provide proper fitting qualities, and Ca- nadian manufacturers are tre. mendously proud of their achievement in this field. If the right size and width are chosen, there'S no more reason for tramped toes than there w euld he in round toe patterns. r�rmany women it's more com- fortable. There will he't SMA11 number only whose toe forma - Lien makes for diffitulty. But for these, there is a wide vari- ety of leg§ extreme styles in the hew eolebrs, textures and pat- terns. Callediatia 'trying to reduee Should add deep hreAthing to the EXETER . progral Greater oXYgen intake burns Off Weald fetS, helps re - 'dike POUrida