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was Mrs,'C; E. Carlson.

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27, who contributed their. serv-
ices for the bazaar and bingo
were headed by Douglas Payne,
Michael Schwab, Charles Mayo,
Durow Gomez, Harold Ander: ;
_son, Joseph Rurka and Gun-'
wald Waage.

WA members, serving hot- |
dogs in the evening were Mrs. |
Thomas Ballinger and Miss
Dorothy Ballinger.

- Raffle winners were: Heather
Baxter, doll; Mrs, J, Clark,’

a. silver bowl, off-set’ with: gala! |
ver. candlesticks. completed we
table’sctting. <.

Presiding al-the tea cups were
Mrs, Willham Wallace and Mrs,
Daisy Wilson. Servers were Mrs.
Keith DeWitt, Mrs. . James Cic-
cone, Mrs, C.F. Simonds, Mrs.
Douglas Guyatt and Mrs. Dar
row Gomez, |

Tea room. hostess - Mrs. Fred-
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Canadian Press Stuff Writer

LONDON «@) — While British

» Women are trying to keep warm
in chilly October weather, Lon-

don fashion houses are showing
flimsy beachwear and summer
clothes, .

Constantly working one sea-
son ahead, manufacturers are
' doing thelr best. to woo Britain's
women to buy six months in
advance. And they’re-succecding.

Many of the styles shown in
recent collections will go into
the ‘stores around Christmas. By

| ‘de Up, british Weiren
Ve Pec Suunmer Siy le

. black bra-yoke, the skirt
Jaring into brilliant panels
vined with white,

Dresees with matching un-
‘ned coats are in vogue, Pink
cotton woven with a white un-
even thread is used fora button-
through scoop neck = dress,
sparsely embroidered with roses,
The matching coat buttons at
the neck and has three- quarter
iength sleeves.

A stained glass window print
is eed in blue on white for a
fresh - looking shirt - waister|:
dress. It has a modest-peter pan

4A Prince Ruperl Dally News
Thursday, November 4

‘Square
f po ® .

Dancing

\ L
‘Tonight

Square dancing tonight in the
Civic Centre will begin a new
program in Civie Centre activ-

ities, Fred Jones, general secre-
tary announced today.

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Fun ‘and frolic will be the}

keynote of

the three - hour!

weekly affairs, starting at 8 p.m.:

with popular

ceremonies,
‘Tomorrow

\
enller Jvan King, as master o of
i

square dancing

night the Civic

Centre association is staging “a!

collar and elbow-cuffed sleeves,

;dollar bingo”

‘| Mrs,

McKee, Mrs, Gunwald: Waage,

Sherwood,
Mrs... -B. Skinner “and: Mrs,
William °. Bussey - chaired the
home-cooking table. Attending
the sewing booth were. Mrs.

| Arthur’Holbrook and Mrs, J. H.

Stannard. Handling . woollens
wete Mrs. Richard Marshall and
Mrs. A. G,.” Timms. Mrs, Pc

‘| Hill convened: the ‘granny * stall
which featured home-made pre-.
serves, pickles and ‘jams, Mrs,

Douglas Ker r attended the hot -

 

| dog stand, Loe

Chrisemas ‘candies were. “sold
by Mis; Douglis MeGreish while’
Arthur Berg and Mrs, A. F.

Martin’ ‘sold Christmas. flowers.

Highsroft’. Veterans Home in

Vancouver,

S$

-. | Mrs. W.: Davis, Mrs, Alice, Hou- :
"| ston andl -Mrs. F.

Tovs: made by the velerans abj ;

were sold by - Mrs.) >.
i Frank Graham, Sale from toys!
s sent’ to ‘the Higheroft Vet ‘

blanket; Cathy Hebb, toy Santa; yr \
Claus; Betty Williams, bouquet; ee on thelee Tette won be
of poinsettia, Mrs.’ A, Fossheim, ; In the past. British. women
child's Indian sweater; W. A. waited until warm weather ar-
Timms, box’ of ‘chocolates; Billy. riyed before buying cottons, but
Saunders, Nativity scene: Mrs. nowadays. they’re so fashion-
A. Brunelle, croqueted chester-: conscious the tendency is to
field set; R. N. Boychuk, cake: i ‘ purchase around February.
Vera Blackstone, doilies; and c6pron POPULAR
Charlene Ballinger, many na-; ‘The general trend of three,
tions dolls.

Door prize winners were: Joan, Horrockses and Berkictex Con-.

 

Hartwig, china tea-set; Arthur dresses for town wear in quict
Pell, waffle iron: ‘E, F. Youngs,|screen prints or dark and pastel |
electric..manisure set: Mable ;shades, All three use bold colors.
Shier, leatherette snassock: Jean | and dashing designs for play
Nixon, lamb's waol sweater: dand holidey clothes.
Tanrie Paut, rastel sheets and | Styles favored are the Empir:
Zohn Adams, $5 gift certificate,;and “Princess _ lines. Blouse |
| backs, and slim skirts also arc!

popular. |
One innovation is the. hich. |

‘vise Jine — a full skirt lifted!

“lahove the waist at the back. For |

“this design the natural waistline |
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The
prints which British women have
worn for years are giving way to
scrawl and arehitectural prints,
or just self-colored fabrics.

Most
outfit comes from Horrockses.
tn shocking pink cotton velvet,
‘toreador pants and coatee are
‘Te ading fashion houses, Starke, iseparated by a green satin cum-
/merbund.
L; Johnson. corner table; Sarrh tinentals, is for cover-up cotton: with diamante cinbroldery,

also ¢ ennnounced,

all-over pastel. floral

win the big cash prize
Mr. Jones sald.

eye-catching cocktail evening.

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The jacket sparkles British coals:

ROYALCITy

pork and beans

The delicately spiced
tomato sauce.(made from —

 

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night Mr. Jones,

For the price of $1 you can |

cf $350,:

Fifteen games:
will be played throughout the,

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_ candy, ‘stand and Mrs.

. i @ Avoid line-uns--huv
Mrs, Br wee, Love and Mrs C.)

1. Walker were'in charge of thr
James ' Berbeeued Duck.” Deep Fried.‘

and (Mrs, R. J. Bone: Prawns, Chiekan Wintun, Best
te | iRed Brend T-Bone Steaks and
i Fried Holf Chicken, Op2 th tinh 2
"am, Saturday. Phone 3215.

Williams
were In- enarge ot ‘the , whi
elephant stand. )

. Ticket cenveners. were “Mrs.
Harold Anderson and Mrs, Wile |

chow Ticke!s at the:-Grand Cafe.
This weck at the Grand Cafe.)

band.

Starke of London uses this in:
a brown-sugar’ dress patterned ,

\

~ Royal City's own tomatoes),

(266) |

‘with black flowers, It has plain
black shoulder-straps dipping te!
a vee at the back which mecis
-the high-rise of the waistline.
This: house also introduce.
lgold dusted ° Indian prints re-:

combines with tasty pork,

to make Royal City Pork
. and Beans an indoor or
outdoor ‘eating treat! !

us Enterprise ‘Thert

SPERO $

Han’ Rothwe a, Cas hi er was Mrs. |

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SPECIALS
NOV, 9 + 14

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FOOD MARK: eT

Long Weekend Ahead
Closed Remembrance

® A meotineg of the PREF, Vessel sembling garis. One in muster¢
Jowners Association will be held flecked ‘with purple is used for
“$n the Civic Centre on Sunday, a sheeth-fitting gown with
‘November 11th, at 2 p.m. Im- stole attached.
‘portant business. All members’ Starke emphasizes high nec. SS.
" requested to attend. (264) for summer wear; One sleeveless j
an 7 i * number.comes in dark green tic-
:& ready to mali home oF gy with high-buttoning shirt.
faverseas -— Christmas Gift Par- collar,

els Harvest. af the Pacific’— SMART BEACHWEAR

Yon sale’at Co-op Bakery and
11 Cow Bay Co-op Store, ) (382). Berklelex Continentals, noted |
‘for their use of © coior, show ;

| @ Order your” pers sonalized beachwear and dresses in flam-'
| Christmas Carils Early. See the boyant tones. Sunsuits cut in the,
| new designs by Vogue and Toot. “bloomer” style or draped like}
| niils, Hundreds to choose from.sarongs are featured as part of
Jab tha Daily News, (tf) four-piece - outfits.
One playsuit in tangerine §
9 All prizes won.at the Cana-!noplin thas a petal-shaped skirt,
(lan Legion W.A, Bazaar can be piped with white. Another has:
{picked up at the Canadian Leg-
7 (Ab.

on office. .

® Sons of Norway. Whist and
“aaaniee, Priday, November. 9;
: Whist 8 pan, Everybody welcome.
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FLOWERS
(263)

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phi wid Whisk, o°pan, This. i
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