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June
11,
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Toronto
Director
Named
New
President
At
Canadian
Nurses'
Association
Meet
est
in
Nuptials
Here
Manitoba-Saskatchewan.
Adela
ttf0
Eastern
Canada
harecl
interest
with
...
in
the
wedding
lliweil
Sliude
Sn
Parti
Styles
Do
Your
Ironing
the
EASY
Way
in
Less
than
Levasseur,
Rcgina;
Alberta-British
Columbia,
Mary
Lucita,
Vic
Lducted
at
the
First
;rch
here
last
rnimj
In
navy
blue
and
she
carried
a
pretty
bouquet
of
pink
droses.
Attending
the
groom
was
Mr
Harry
Glencross.
Following
their
honeymoon
trip
In
the
northern
interior
the
newlywed
couple
will
take
up
residence
at
337
Seventh
Avenue
West.
The
groom
is
employed
here
by
Columbia
Cellulose.
toria.
Officers
will
be
installed
today
following
the
Mary
Agnes
Snive-ly
memorial
lecture
"Forty
Minutes"
by
Prof.
F.
Salter
of
the
English
department,
University
of
Alberta.
Half
the
PERSONALS
i
1
Week-
Time
P1,
olenma
Margaret
n,e
the
wife
of
Don-Glenc-ross.
.,
i,,
daughter
of
Mr.
R
Buillie
of
Howlck,
i
the
groom
is
son
of
.
and
Mrs.
T.
Glen-:;t011.
New
Brunswick.
I
o.
Sicber
officiated
arming
service
for
6rlcie
was
given
In
...
Mr.
Lloyd
McFad-ijive
Strand
supplied
isic.
as
lovely
In
a
pale
;,e
dress
with
con-dories
in
navy
blue,
j
a
beautiful
white
white
streamers
tied
whids.
All
salmon
fishermen
will
meet
tonight
in
the
Metro-pole
Hall,
for
a
special
meeting
to
discuss
salmon
prices.
Now
Easy
takes
all
the
James
R.
Nicoll,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Nicoll,
1058
Sixth
Avenue
East,
was
scheduled
to
fly
to
Vancouver
tod.iv
on
t.hp
BANFF,
Alta.
Gladys
Sharpe,
nursing
director
at
Toronto
Western
Hospital,
was
elected
president
of
the
-35,000-member
Canadian
Nurses'
Association
today,
closing
day
of
the
five-day
biennial
convention.
She
succeeded
Helen
McAr-thur,
also
of
Toronto,
who
retired
after
a
four-year
term.
WELL-KNOWN
Widely-known
In
the
Canadian
medical
field.
Miss
Sharpe
is
a
past-president
of
the
Registered
Nurses'
Association
of
Ontario.
She
is
a
graduate
of
the
McGill
8chool
for
Graduate
Nurses
and
of
the
University
of
London,
in
nursing
school
administration.
In
1952,
she
represented
Canada
on
the
world
health
organization's
expert
committee
on
nursing.
'
Other
officers
elected:
first
vlee-preldent,
Trenna
Hunter,
Vancouver;
second
vice-president,
Alice
Girard,
Montreal;
third
vice-president,
Muriel
Hunter,
Fredericton.
CHAIRMEN
ELECTED
Committee
chairmen:
institutional
nursing,
Gertrude
Hall,
Calgary;
private
nursing,
Mary
aruagery
ana
DacKacne
out
of
ironing!
...
No
idli
Cambrai
Chapter
of
the
IODE
will
hold
a,
delicatessen
and
bake
sale
Saturday,
June
12,
starting
at
11
a.m.,
in
a
downtown
store.
Gladys
sharpe
.
.
.
new
prexy
PARIS
iReutersj
Gaugin
pink,
a
warm
Polynesian
shade
taken
from
the
sun-drenched
canvasses
of
Paul
Gauguin,
is
the
hit
shade
for
summer
in
everything
from
make-up
and
bathing
suits
to
town
and
evening
wear.
Combining
sheer
flattery
with
high
fashion
look,
this
soft
ana
lustrous
color
has
sky-rocketed
to
the
top
of
the
list.
Helena
Rubenstein,
launched
the
harmony
i.j
lipstick
and
nail-polisn
ito
coinciue
with
the
current
showings
of
boutique
and
midsummer
clothes.
Jean
Desses
bases
his
entire
new
bazaar
showing
on
Gauguin
pink,
including
accessories,
beaehwear
and
separates.
One
oi
the
most
exciting
models
is
a
holiday
dress
In
i
smoky
pink
combined
with
black,
on
heavy
pique.
The
redingote
silhouette
is
achieved
by
a
white
pique
binding
which
also
accents
the
wide
neckline.
Other
finds
"in
the
pink"
are
a
large
collection
of
bathing
suit
at
the
bazaar.
Many
are
styled
in
keeping
with
the
mood
of
primitive
simplicity
of
Gauguin's
native
women.
A
one-piece
model
In
la-stcx
has
a
wide
band
inserted
across
tne
hlpline
to
achieve
the
slim
Tahitlan
look.
Franko,
Edmonton;
.public
.rrr.NDANT
health
nursing,
Katherine
Mac-
Job's
Daughters
will
hiUl
a
rummage
sale
Saturday,
June
12,
at
206
Sixth
Street.
more
standing
over
a
hot
iron
...
no
more
lifting
or
pulling
or
pushing
.
.
.
with
the
sensational
new
Easy
Lightweight
Electric
Ironer
it's
Easy-Matic!
Just
pull
up
a
chair
within
easy
reach
of
the
Easy-Matic
controls
.
.
.
feed
your
ironing
in
.
.
.
and
Easy-Matic
does
the
rest
...
in
half
the
time!
All
your
ironing
comes
out
Laundry-smooth
and
Laundry-finished.
,
s
only
attendant
jjorma
Troup,
who'
.pieee
suit
dress
en-neutral
bengaline
.cefssorirs
also
were
Laggan,
Fredericton.
Nursing
sisterhoods:
.
Marl-times,
Rev.
Sister
Helen
Marie,
Saint
John;
Quebee,
Rev.
Sister
Denlse
Lefebvre,
Montreal;
On
tario,
Rev.
Sister
Mary
Francis
de
Sales,
Toronto.
Westerners
Spend
More
Time,
Money,
Thought
on
Cosmetics
Australian
girls
liked
plenty
of
color
but
didn't
pay
enough
at
EASY
IRONER
with
stand
as
illustrated
$99.50
HI
first
leg
of
a
trip
to
the
United
Kingdom.
He
win
sail
from
New
Westminster
aboard
the
Loch
Avon,
travelling
through
the
Panama
Canal
to
Plymouth,
England.
He
plans
visits
with
his
parents'
relatives
in
Glasgow,
Edinburgh
and
other
points
in
Scotland,
as
well
as
a
trip
to
Germany
to
visit
a
cousin
who
is
serving
with
the
RCAF
Women's
Division.
Miss
Maressa
Wlndle,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Wlndle,
332
Seventh
Avenue
East,
left
here
last
night,
bound
for
Kelowna
Where
she
plans
to
reside
for
some
time.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
MacDonald,
with
their
son
Donald
and
daughter
Marilyn,
left
last
night
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver,
where
Dr.
MacDonald
will
attend
the
convention
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association.
They
also
plan
to
go
on
to
Sun
Francisco
for
a
meeting
of
the
American
Medical
Association
after
which
they
will
holiday
In
the
south.
Also
bound
for
the
Canadian
medicos'
meeting
in
Vancouver
Is
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Large
also
arc
travelling
aboard
the
Rupert;
Ex-CNR
Agent
Dies
in
East
TORONTO
(CO
Walter
E.
Dobbins,
69.
former
general
passenger
agent
for
the
western
region
of
Cunadian
National
Railways
at
Winnipeg,
died
here
yesterday.
I
his
ad
vermemtfii
i
not
p
tbli
iin-d
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
j?
;
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
ii
ARTiN
tention
to
skin
care.
'
Mrs.
Cato
said
Canadian
women
are
more
conservatively
made-up
than
their
British
cousins.
But
even
the
British
girl
was
a
far
cry
from
the
harem
lasses.
A
touch
of
color
was
a
big
help
to
most
women
and
particularly
to
Orientals
and
dusky-skinned
types,
whose
skin,
tones
"tend
to
a
grey
overcast
at
times."
Other
Models
$1(J9
50
OUR
TIME
PAYMENT
PLAN
HOUR
MONTERAL
K
Western
women
spend
more
thought,
time
and
money
primping
their
faces
than
their
counterparts
in
other
countries,
the
chief
beauty
expert
of
an
English
cosmetic
firm
maintains
Here
on.
a
business
trip,
M:s.
Olive
Cato
said
in
an
Interview
problems
in
the
use
of
faci."
cosmetics
are
almost
universal.
But
she
said
she
fcund
women
elsewhere
in
the
world
are
generally
less
liberal
with
the
paint
brush
than
white
females.
The
outstanding
exception
was
among
harem
girls
who
usr
lavish
amounts
of
the
colored
stuff.
In
the
Orient,
women
often
use
no
make-up
at
all
rather
than
risk
ofrencling
hubby,
she
said,
and
those
that
do
are
grossly
under-made-
up.
Conner
l"tsidinl
Ji
tried
in
ottllt
VANCOUVER
Q
Misak
Yre-mavitch
Aivazoff,
89.
one-time
wealthy
wheat
grower
in
Russia,
was
buried
here
Thursday
from
the
Russian
Orthodox
church.
He
died
Monday.
When
still
a
young
man,
he.
fled
Russia
after
hi
ideas
of
reforms
for
the
peasants
brought
the
secret
police
on
his
trail.
He
went
to
San
Francjseo,
later
moved
to
Prince
Rupert,
where
he
became
a
contractor,
and
in
1919
came
to
Vancouver.
M
There's
a
big
DIFFERENCE
in
Cotton
Corpcts!
terior
CHOOSE
THE
ORIGINAL
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fx
OPTOMETRIST
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Dowdie
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Ave.
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'.LASTING
-FUL
FINISH
FOR
THAI
EXTRA
vy
LVE
princess
LKice
wards
Offered
Under
terms
of
an
arrangement
with
the
Princess
Alice
Foundation,
post
-
graduate
scholarships
for
the
purpose
of
training
Canadian
Women
as
2o
)
Pity
the
plight
of
poor
Mrs.
DeCoven.
She
chose
a
carpet
that
wasn't
I,oom
Woven.
.Each
day
she
has
it,
tier
carpet
gets
leaner
.
.
.
Its
pile
disappears
In
her
vacuum
cleaner.
That's
why
women
who'
know
what
smart
buyimr's
about
r
.'
v
-
ON
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
'
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
!uy
Loom
Woven
HihhI.i
Wcve
pile
can't
pull
out!
7"
fDINlNG
PLEASURE
j
is
now
available
i
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at
your
jeweller's
hA
Q
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VALUE
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AND
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
outstanding
leaders
of
youth
are
now
being
offered
by
The
Canada
Foundation.
The
scholarships
will
be
of
a
minimum
value
of
$1200
and
one
or
more
will
be
granted
this
year
If
suitable
candidates
make
application
The
scholarships
must
be
used
to
finance
regular
courses
of
post-graduate
education
at
universities
or
other
institutions
approved
by
the
scholarship
committee.
Applicants
must
be
Canadian
citizens,
holding
bachelor's
degrees
and
must
have
at
least
one
year's
professional
experience
in
some
aspect
of
youth
leadership
after
graduation.
They
must
also
pledge
to
work
at
least
two
years
in
the
field
of
youth
leadership
in
Canada
after
postgraduate
studies.
June
30
Is
deadline
for
applications.
Forms
are
available
from
The
Carrada
Foundation,
56
Sparks
Street,
Ottawa.
PERSON
9xJ2
Carpet
$
jj
.50
ASK
ABOUT
OUR
EASY
TERMS
RADIOS
For
Flawless
Performance
I
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r...
LITKY
ticket-holder
in
the
Irish
Sweepstakes,
CNR
trackman
Gordon
Rockwell
of
Smithers,
grins
despite
his
horse's
failure
to
run
in
the
money.
Rockwell
will
receive
about
$2,000
for
holding
a
ticket
on
a
horse
in
the
race
AS
SIMPLE
AS
A
PHONE
CALL
Across
the
Town
Phone
Aft
UU
or
the
Nation.
ft
den
reCS
Lindsay's
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.
Take
the
pleasing
harmony
of
walnut,
mahogany
or
oak
woods,
styled
in
a
beautiful
console
design
...
the
world-
famed
Philips
radio
chassis
offering
standard
broadcast
and
two'shortwave
bands
.
add
the
exclusive
Philips
Featherweight
3-speed
record
changer
and
you
have
a
perfect
combination
for
unequalled
enjoyment
of
radio
programs
and
recorded
music.
The
twin
8"
speak-ers
are
a
c
o
u
s
t
i
c
a
1
1
y
matched
to
the
cabinet.
31
"j"
high,
35"
wide,
16"
deep.
family
favorite..
Moose
Whist
Drive,
Saturday
8
p.m.
(137)
Monthly
Rod
and
Gun
Club
meeting,
June
14,
8
p.m.
Films
will
be
shown.
(
1
37
;
St..
Andrews
Cathedral
Sun-'
day
School
picnic
leaves
from
Digby
Island
Ferry
float
1:00
p.m.
Saturday.
(1361
j
Attrnt.on
all
Salmon
Fisder-!mni.-A
special
meeting
will
be
h-lrt
in
t!v
Metropolc
Hall,
Fii-!
day
June
11
at
8
p.m.,
to
discuss
i
Salmon
prices.
This
meeting
is
important.
Sponsored
by
the
ill
Dress
and
Work
Clothes
at
the
"lowest"
prices
possible
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
gk
25
Good
fit,
lots
of
wear.
i
SPECIAL
FISHERMEN'S
ALL-WOOL
PANTS
All
sizes.
Good
fit.
Lots
of
wear.
!Q
7?
Real
value
PAIR
O
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
G
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Well
built.
Lots
of
sizes.
Real
value
PAIR
V"
EN'S
DRESS
SHOES
Well
built.
Good
fit
and
lots
of
wear.
Sg"
PA
Real
values
from
PAIR
D''
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
DRESS
SLACKS
Goo?
quality
Gabardines
and
Worsteds.
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g-qsjio-oq
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
Ooocl
variety
to
choose
from.
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$Q
ftf?
KF..VI,
SPIXIALS
A"0
laO'"
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
SPORT
SHIRTS
Good
quality
and
good
fit.
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QC
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Af
Now
on
Special
Prices,
from
0t
(o
J;VV
BOYS'
CLOTHES
and
SHOES
BOYS'
PANTS
Boys'
pants
for
everyday
and
Sunday
wear.
Excellent
fit.
Plenty
of
wear.
SfiJ
A
C
Now,
from
EACH
id'
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS
AND
JACKETS
Zipper
style.
Less
than
factory
cost.
$(
A
C?
From
EACH
BOYS'
SHOES
Well
made.
Lots
of
wear.
SO
AfJ
!4A
A
A
New
style.
Real
Value
.
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ROM
...
0
to
JLUVV
1
m
m
U.F.A.W.U.
and
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
(136)
rozen
strawberries
The
birth
of
a
doubt
is
the
beginning-
of
an
education.
Colman.
.With
Marine
Band
and
Short
Wave,
LOW
'DOWN
PAYMENT
EASY
TERMS
TfFAUV'S
Around
the
end
of
the
last
ccnlury,
when
aluminum
was
practically
a
precious
mclal,
a
famous
racing
stable
had
one
of
its
thoroughbreds
shod
wilh
racing
plates
of
the
weight-saving
material.
They
were
made
at
Tiffany's,
the
famous
New
York
jewellery
house.
Nowadays
it
is
standard
practice
for
race
horses
to
run
on
aluminum
shoes.
Since
the
turn
of
the
century
the
price
of
aluminum
has
been
reduced
to
the
point
where
it
is
now
one
of
the
most
economical
of
all
materials,
extensively
used
for
things
like
barns
and
boats
and
bus
bodies.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
(Alcank
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by
Mall
r
Ttapm.
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or
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KC0U
VER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
Between
the
Koyal
and
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