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man a chance. to’ have. a. dual personality.
: There's a brand new look. By|. Te
teas fie muait-| day, the boyish, ‘classic, influence: “More. intimate! ; ling erie 1 un-
the” First’ Baptist : has a new. revival..For, evenings| derlines the mately, ogo ‘Slips
duditorium Sunda follow- ‘out, and all the: party .season,| use appliqued and cut-out lace ”
ing | ‘the “morning. -church, this is the year when women| for a‘new, uncluttered elegance. "
service Reed eg tag eed ih ale new otc |
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Fifty- seven ‘children. were ro" ‘full, waists small, shoulders soft- ‘again, singerie . Ds an exelts
moted . to. various . beeen S| Gned. Starting at 5 p.m., thére’s ing, take willow green-or: san-_
and 26. pupils: received. ‘PF Ze8 Be ‘romantic revival. dalwood, all’ shades of . brown,’
or attendance. attend to :For fall shopping ~gitidance, anew: :warm parchment pink
For perfect at en ance a 0 we're giving you a capsule com-| called. Ivory rose,
church: and Sunday schoo ies mentary on every, aspect of the} The bedtime story ‘plays it
ing the past: -year Mary. aaa “| fashion picture... trim, More fitted gowns, more —
was. cspeciay oes end< Lure “Let’s ‘start with suits. They ‘tailored. baby .dolls,.and crisp .
ing. the. ceremonie 150 hil- ‘never .were ‘so newsworthy. In| new flared top popover: pyjamas
_ Tt.was reported: ‘that: h cnil- all suits, jackets are longer. The with -a toreador type pant.
dren were. enrolled. in the. -Sun- tailored trend is back, with set- ‘Foundation garments 3 shape up

 

    
 
   
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
  
  
  
    
  
   
  
  
    
   
     
 
 
  
  
 
   
  
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
   
 
 
 
  
     

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

day School's.” four. departments, in 1 7
ve . “MR. AND ‘MRS. WALTER GAUBE ™ teachers, and ‘five: ‘helpers.’ 4 oS pelted tunic jacket, four. pock- positive “iplift. “Natural; . trim:
! te tease at ., Photo By ‘Chanaler's Studio. Hensy Vanderhelde, ° Sunday ets, slim skirt, Mainly-for taller] waistlines need waist- whittling g oe
| . refl | cern supernteneae wae ne girls, the tunic suit is back: For gridies. Belled, goblet skirts call A
LAL. Wo »! girls who like easy fitting: cloth- for a-line: of ‘rounded hips tav- - ™ = ; — — weed
‘, m which included songs by the be-. es, the blazer | ko Joh eet Se ey Ss cd
aoe watur n tones re ected on. a Ita r ginner’s: department;: under ‘the be Like to have sa look? tol thigh wegon rower, ey A BEIGE AND Grey wool- ‘Prince: Rupert Daily, NOWS: 3 oh
leadership*of Mrs. ‘T. R:Lloyd,| Long haired furs trim both fit- | emt tweed ‘suit by" Lanvin” ‘Tuesday, September 29, 1950» eos
Mrs. R.°B, MacDonald, "Dorothy. ted: suits and the indispensable, ACCESSORIES © Po Ret | Signe Tok. -wool Pareaar an re pe
at | rst n itec ct u i. C ~wede 4 n g. Powell, Mary « White,” ‘Beverly | fall-into-winter stroller suit with Accessories ‘is: the magic touch’ With)” 3. ¥. 200 permi Ss the. -. FRED. E. \DOWDI
Carlson and ‘Monica Kowal 5 bs . three- -quarter length jacket. that turns: a simple: “suit into, tar eual foak at an |. _OPTO METR S:
- Beautiful seasonal. autumn: flowers and. flickering candlelight graced the ‘Vocal selections presented bY! snug and cosy polo coats, a_smart. ensemble. | “the straight. slim. skirt. The ~ |
sItar £ the First Unit d by HS d for the ddi the . primary. department, “were shoulder wide fur collars... . Top’, fashion priority. hats § . Phone 5548.
altar o e First United church Saturday evening for the quiet weading cere-| under the direction of Mrs. Hen-| take your choice ‘this season, remain ‘large. The’ Garbo, slouch: low set’ one ‘Dutton al = o :
* mony ‘which. united. in: marriage. Miss_ Moyra’ Delany and: Walter Gaube. ry Vanderheide’ and: ‘Pamela Both classic and dressed-up, fur| hat teams with’ classic coats ‘and| cola very Gece ete tailored ||. 303 2 bra Ave.
pS Rev. Dr. Robert Elliott officiat-| Ts Painter while * “piano , Selections ‘trimmed coats are on the ‘Hit suits..Fedoras and’ ‘derbies follow POSE EC vo ae ree eres
ed at: the service for the daught- chiffon. Her ‘Waltz- length: bouf- wae were given by: Larry,’ Ken ‘and Parade. .. (the ‘boyish.. theme.” Featheréd. a SWEDISH “TAKES -
er.of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Delany| fant. skirt fell from. a. bodice Marijuana. _|Jeff Bowman.’ *. 7 4 POLO COAT | ne hats and pliable, draped turbans Lakes” ‘and: rivers make - “up
of Manchester, England and the] designed with | ‘simplicity. "¥- ‘Stories were told by’Mrs. Lioy :‘Remember. the polo coat, ‘or|are a foil for ‘soft “fur ‘collars-! pearly 1-10th ‘of. the entire 173,- |
son;of Mr. and Mrs. R. Gaube|’ a single strand ‘of pearls was Bowman and Arthur Jones'While | Fojywood wrap?. It’s back in, Long hair is. fall’s. prediction: 00-square-male area of Swéeden.| WA fo , UFAW ’
of pare tan nis “sis..| RC, Pride's Only Jewellery, to grows ta [the seripture: was read by: Robert | nigh fashion, wide reveres, all-| Smoothly. casual’. for: daytime, | ,
re elany gave. s ‘sis- lend ‘harmony.‘to - her’, pearl- eee “ace | found. tie’ belt. and- all, Back higher. on. top for: evening, hair|: i oie oo
‘ter-in martiage, as she walked) studded headpiece, which secur-7.. seVEN ‘KINGS, Eng, — The |, Bruce Moore. and Bruce John: again.are chesterfields, little boy | styles are soft. and : feminine’ - Announcements _ ~i i
up the aisle wearing lovely white! eq+a- short. circular. veil. Pink] three Cane: children—Leslie, 15, saners were David: Owens an 5 |eoats,_trim-as-a- -whistle,_ neat-| again. - th iced e Canadian. Legion Branch | oT) Bp oe
" roses composed her . Woshaped Linda,, 13,.and, Paul, 10 — were as-a-pin: “uncluttered tailored) Jewellery. glitters’ wi colored} Dinner’ an’ enera eeting
; ‘Dao / hy f| Pouauet es “/.")proud of their 12:plants. Pete. Pare: was. ‘the | “rally coats. “are | stones. Ropes ane bibs: are deve Wea Gi 00)" General ‘Meeting “TOMORROW: NIG :
| Doro uy Jowell _ Pink. nylon- -over-taffeta ac- They’ first noticed them. - three accom anist: SS + More dressed up are slim skirt ish -as a ‘°foil for simple, dress 3:00. ‘pan. a (190) |] _S.0.N. HALL
| cented with fall tqnes, fashioned) months ago. They watered them comp iI: ed coats ‘with wide collars,.fur| Pearl - and. plain or pearls and Mi: M: lc Feen DVA repres|| ak
the matron-of-honor’s gown, h To depict promotion, “ pupils collars and new shoulder inter- crystal sparkle. through the sea- e EG i yi, the Legion |< 0 Jackpot’
} oli d ls i worn by. Mrs.. Walter Eisele. every night, and during the-long | went through’ a decorated ‘gate, | gst; Look’ for boucles, plush fin-|son. Amethyst and-garnet: colors senta Bc fob Sad from. 2-00 tol]
A ea a tower - | -| Styled “similar to’ the bride's to four fect high lants shot up! and each child entering the jun-| ished fabrics. Watch for ‘plaids{highlight evening wear. 5:00. pn, Please PI phone 4141 for |
i; skirt was. the bouffant flare, “Hut the Cane. chi'dren. didn't ote department was given. a. Bi- | and cheoks in stained glass win- |. Handbags Silt be softer, big- appointment.’ ms (19t) be
. while the bodice in: scalloped |. pole. os |dow. colors of deep blue’ with | ger-. Browns ‘an azy greens| : oe
Y many | rien ds swirls was framed with earls. know. what they were. h They| Rev. J. A. Réskam, ous wine with peacock green, or. mu-| make “color news and. tapestries|[ fe
Th eM W ' | She carried a bouquet of carna-. cance” on the packets. a e- Bie pastor, closed . the ‘Program. with |teq checks of brown and ‘grey teamed‘: with | leather will bel}. pe :
‘ prayer, a 1
e homeo rs. ally tions tinted with pink hues. they sowed last spring. . ee or brown and black, | . aol twit ‘ncele. clothes, the leatin
Verwold. was the scene of} Richard Gaube attended his) 14, / ~ Look what's inappened__ wh C ' Ee yk
a delightful miscellaneous | brother as best man. What. kind . of plants are| T sportswear. It’s: up’ in front. in er glove isin. For casuals, there’s|f "77
g Ou At the.small but lovely recep- they, Dad” they asked their WO. wi nners’. everybody’s wardrobe. Skirts and | kid . combined. with. -knitted orj[ "(20 0:
shower. last. week when tion attended by intimate friends 39-year-old father, sweaters, matched. co-ordinates, crocheted fronts. Brand new for | we
friends gathered to fete and ‘members of the  family.| “Search me,” he ‘said, “tl gei 2 prizes _ play the mating game. Buy’’a dressing up.are. elasticized, wash- | Oh
bride-elect Miss Dorothy Richard. Gaube proposed the, /haven't'a clue.” And he went) skirt and team a matching top.) able satin gloves, as short or asi}
Powell. bridal . toast. : rback to reading his paper. =| John Pedersen won the men’s ee a vest, include a. jacket, tong eines ea ae ith - “shoes :
+ Then -he sat. bolt upright. | take a tunic and add slacks in| : Stockings en Ww he
. Miss Powell's marriage to Hel-|_ A two-tiered wedding cake,’ . There in the newspaper was a: first. and pool prizes Priday et h abric. N nly doland skirts, or offer bold con-!
mar Domrels. will be” an event flanked by tiny bouquets of: pap ,at_ the Sons of Norway whist: the same fabric. Not only d had f. brown:
of October 2, | white and pink -mixed flowers, | StOrY about two men who had! grive while Mrs. Helen Tweed i they match, they’re very ‘often n| trast. Muted: shades .0 ne

 

    

 
 

been jailed. for, rowin “mari- \ and. green, heather colors, char- |
The, opening. of, gifts, play ing oes the bride's, taple centre- cyan, . Bs wen. the, women’s: eee R ne Se Gauri, gut tie: SAtp side or coal eres gin: plain:ox:b prand.new. |
“of games and'refreshments com-|.PIECE-.: trip tothe lower! Father “called” ‘the. “police -to| prize was Mrs. Emil Sletten ae Knitwear news is texture news|:
Posed the evening's enjoyment.) A honeymoon rip t ° h f icheck his suspicions. They con-{Gunnar Selvig ‘won, men’s sec- and. styles’ revert to. classics. POINTED SHOES . ctf.
_ | Filetids of the guest-of-honor mainlan th oe orid when fori firmed what he suspected. - |ond prize. — mee | Shaggy. sweaters, looser. fitting} Shoes .continue to. point. the!
extending best wishes were Miss travelling © oe " shits nd | Mrs. Pearl Cane thought the} Committee in charge’ was Mt.iwith a sloppy joe effect. Fur| way and needlée-points: aré in.}
| Mary White, Miss Pamela Paint-| woodland-brown ‘ole su th, ,{plants sprung from bird seed/and Mrs. John Pedersen,. Mrs. ' blends, Shetlands, mohairs,| The squared-off tip arrives fori}.
er, Miss. Beverly Carlson, Miss;deep brown accessories, off-setitne youngsters spread on the}Nels: Waseng, Mrs.Jean. Muma,!tweed effects. Sweaters with | daytime wear. Shoe color, news ||
| Wanda McLean, Miss Edith Gan-| with a yellow. corsage of roses. i garden when they Cleaned out; Mrs. Bjorne Leren, - ° Emil: Sletten | velvet pile and orlon blends as| is browns of every. shade, the
ton, Miss Aileen Ganton, Miss} The Deluxe Apartments 0M ‘their parakect's cage. ay Nels Gundersen.; .. ... | | fine as silk. greys, a green-toned_beiee, a
Heather Lindstrom, ‘Mrs. Arthur Third Avenue will be the LULUTe | secearnenenrnrsnenene renee toners tenete nearer ene eet : I knitted : ew mauve tone. and . black as |
| -* Jones, .Miss Victor Wittchen,/ residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gaube. ! cardigan a, suite, the simple, strong. as ever.
: Nowbotham, vee. croney Wanders | the. Caters ‘neem Gabe Women to. keep © vocal: edge» wearable,, \ versatile ‘and good on . Rich . earth coiors, gow |
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fen | eee - cat new Toastmistress Club nas’ of "mooas.. For’ daytime| shade” in sight.” Red is grape
. -|wear, the tailored look, the| and coral is pumpkin, blues and _
First Ba tist | rou . A group ‘of ‘city women: are rushing plans to regain . | Waistline just where Nature put} mauves are twilight, _ misted UNIFORM. QUALITY - “MAXIMUM HEAT.
Dp g any vocal edge they might have lost due to the popularity ; | it. To set. a softer note, add cowl tones. Prints and tweeds take

of Toastmasters International. collars, dropped sleeves, slightly] on cathedral window tones...

h affianced cou yle With two Toastmasters clubs in Prince Rupert: now en- _|belled skirts darted at the waist. elowing mauves, reds, blues, but
onors tering their second season, an organizational meeting for | Trends everywhere show tunic| these again are muted with one

a city chapter of Toastmistresses will be held at 8 pm. [dresses strong for day and later- color blending subtly with the

 

Active members of the First Baptist church con: Thursday at the Bike ore: apy ytim plai d night ti (ne or polls list browns and
It an iwmar om- Membership is open: to all women who wish to improve me plain and night time
gregation | Miss Dorothy Powe following the evening; thelr specch, learn the finer points of public speaking through lavish , . . low backed, full skirt-| charcoal greys, then beige and
reis were honored sunday nig g 9 | criticism and a program of self improvement, ed, big sleeved late day clothes; camel tones. Yellowed. greens
| church service when 40 members attended a lovely The Kaien Toastmasters club meets October 8 at 6 pm. juse velvet, satin and brocade. with accent notes of brass and
| social held in the church hall. | at the Prince Rupert Hotel and the Prince. Rupert Toast- Drapable crepes appear in jewel | harvest gold, then amethyst anc
The event presaged plans for) “~~ cic rinpamenenen \* nastars club will hold its third luncheon mecting at the colors ... Paisleys blaze right) grape and ruby re .
the couple's marriage which will| tencher and secretary of the, Prince Rupert’ Hotel at 12:30 p.m. Saturday. through from day to evening ... oe

 

 

brocade cocktail dresses team Daily News Classified Ads.

take place Friday. — | Young People's association. . with matching theater coats. .

On behalf of the congregation, Mr. Domreis is secretary-

. Henry Vanderheide pre esented | treasurer of the Sunday school | Art classes sta rt Monday:

 

 

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the. gueats-of-honor with a and a leader of the churel’s ' ; ‘civic. CENTRE Asso C A ON
bronze and white cannister set! Cub Pack, Id | . R SSOCIATI
and bread box. | Bible games and refreshments Centre can USe O Ny ONS
Miss Powell is a Sunday school | concluded thg pleasant function.) Royer Hinman, Calgary ar-;and design, which, will be part) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
vist who ‘recently moved to; of the Centre's Arts and Crafts
JACK AND JILL FURNITURE ARRIVES Prince Rupert will give lstruc- | program, also to be held Monday | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959, 8 p.m.
tion In oll painting this winter | nights. | COMMON LOUNGE
at the Civic Contre Art club, ~
a nce c clin C sel it, was announced today, Mrs, Hinman, director of arts | Order of husiness will include presentation of ‘reports,
Gui At the first session, Mondny,| and crafts, today asked women election .of officers, etc, Every member of the age of 19
October 5, Mr. Hinman will out- | who have nylon stockings to dis-|] years or over shall be entitled to vote.
line the course and hopes for a card, to please bring them Lo |
tor. cto er good attendance, the Civic Contre where they can i] MRS, D, N. PARENT, Secretary,
-For new members, there wil be used. for stuffing toys and | .

be special classes in drawing | many other uses, |

 

A Children’ s Guidance Clinic” will 0 conducted
in Prince Rupert on October 20 ‘and 2) in the Skeena |
Health Unit, members of the Prince Rupert branch
of the Retarded Children’s Society of British Col-
umbia, last night were told at the regular meeting

held in the Skeena Health Unit.

AW parents Interested Inate [coe “
tonding this clinis ‘are astod J, M. Phillipron, School Dis- |.
eto pet in toueh with) Mrs, M. | triet 82, school auporintendont,
J, Ovoft, sentor hentth nurse | commended Jack and Jill school
wt the Sheana Wealth Unit, director. Mra, Joe Ridadale for
. During the business. session, | her oxcallent work with = the
‘ehnlred by president George: W. children in the school, ’
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furntiure, which was. belng, do-| three. new members had joinod
Syated.-to the “Jaek and dil") the chapter,
sehonl, hy: ne Ppivnaby, had Ch, Naot of rovt MeNoil, Vani | mn | | oO |
trios Limited, at Byrnaby, had) couver: Island, was, announcac . : | | | a
arrived, the winner of the” “Hawallan no. Esso) for FAST, EFFICIENT a “,
Pho furniture consixts of two| Holiday Contest," which wna | TOpme2 am, | ADMISSION 75c EA, | HELPFUL SERVICE | a 4
doaka with chairs and gne lon conducted during the summer moe ao | | :
tnblo with four chaltt sup's| minim ovend prize of emt tron | | EVERYBODY WELCOME eS ee poe, | ae
', Cook expressed tha group's| ning second prize of car Wros vn . M | | .
appreciation for Unl# school) was Mrs, G1, W, Graham of Vie- vm UMS PREG THROUGTT tho Inttice crust Invitingly in. this 4 . | ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST | pe
oquipmant, Loria, wa Grane war fore tosh yum me a smitty to othoy fruit plos mixing . ~ - | | | Mt
It was voported that a cheque! mer District §2 Inxpector of) aunt oad v4 with sugar, flour or other thickener, ane . . - , 2
for #60 had bean recalvod from Schools, NWving In Prinee. Rup- dolting the top with butter, . . | Neil §tromdahl _ Prince Rupert
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