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FOUR DAYS out of seven, this
is the dress you'll reach for!
It’s simple enough for the of-
fice, flattering enonsh for a
date! Fitted bodice above a
flaring skirt makes vour waist
look thimble-size. Note the
stand-up collar, buttoned
sleeve. Sew this now! ,
Pattern 4895:
14, 16, 18. 20: 40. Size 18 takes
d'n yards 29-ineh fabric.
This pattern easy to use. sim-
ple to sew, is tested for fit.
Has complete illustrated in-
structions.

Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS .
{35¢7 in coins (stamps cannot. .

be accepted) for this pattern,
Print plainly SIGE, NAME, AD-
DRESS, STYLE NUMBER,

Scnd order to ANNE ADAMS,
care of Prince Rupert Daily
News, Pattern Dept., 60 Front
Street West, Toronta, Ontario,

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Special to The Daily News

STEWART— Preparations for:

the Remembrance Day services |
here have been completed by the |
Stewart branch of the Canadien
Legion,

The parade will assemble at
the club rooms aj Fourth and
Comtmbia ai 10:30 “am. and
march off to the cenotaph where
the services ee be held.

is expected to arrive todlay and it
is hoped that a portion of her

crew will he able to take part in!

the parade. The Boy Seouts and
' Cubs will also lake part in the
parade with the veterans,

The = Lesion’s
Day dance will be held in the
Moose Hall tonight with an elab.'
orale Prograni arranged by the
commmiites in charge,

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‘This is my farewell.”

‘of “No! No!”

one observer said. “I never
“Su many women weeping.
-resses cried,
‘and had a wonderful time.”
The orchestia struck up “Auld
Lang Syne”
sane,
Betty cried. Allard Roen, an
‘executive of the hotel, presented
her with a French crystal cen-
‘trepiere for 2 dining set. Maitre
hotel Pancho Alliati gave her
‘three dozen roses, Miss Hutton, |
‘overcome, fled to her dressing:
100m,

Betty said recently she plans!

‘say, a member of the Brownies.
Lindsay and Candice, eight-year- |
‘old twins. were born when Miss_

Booth School P-TA will be

: held tomorrow night at 8:00 ;
> Pam,

for a discussion of the
objects of the P-TA.

First Prince Rupert Brownie |
Pack tea and candy sale will ,

the home of Mrs. George Cook,
529 Third Avenue West.

Prince Rupert Art club is

' holding an.art exhibition at |
’ Booth Memorial High school
Friday afternson and evening.
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A square dance, sponsored by
the King Edward School Par-
Association, will
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| LAS VEGAS, Nev, w— Betty
iHutton bade a tearful farewell

Het night club audience

| “This is my last show and I'm
business.”
‘the encrgetic blonde star said
‘at the close of her four-week en-
Desert Inn.!

; The capacity crowd of about
‘860 was on its feet with shouts

“It was one of the most. emo-
‘tional things I ever witnessed.”
saw
Wait-
Everybody cried

and the audience

to live quietly and be a den:
-mother for her daughter Lind-:

‘Hutton was married to camera |
imanufacturer Ted Briskin, Last
‘July she divorced dance director ;
‘Charles M'Curran in Santa Moni- i
‘ca, Calif.
Misses’ Sizes 12, |

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By MURYAL NARRAWAY
Canadian Press Staff Writer

Dior of Paris, «

Made in Hawick, Scotland, the
-luxury items

fashioned from’
Himalayan goat wool are a pion-
eer effort,

‘markets, :
The styles will be on sale in:
‘Canada and the United States:
‘at around $50 cach, before they
‘are seen by members of the Roy-
the plushiest Bri-.
‘tish fashion show in years.

This will be a charity presen-_
; tation of Dior's clothes, schedu- |
led for a Novemher showing in:
‘famous Blenheim Palace,
-cestral home of the Dukes of

\
: Minister Churchill.

an-
Marlborough, forbearers of Prime

live guineas eae,
| COLOR ‘VARIETY

There are four Dior sweaters, :
in a variety of colors. none for,
j Sale on. home markets, ,

Long-slecved, light-weight lux-

iury models. the sweaters come in
Fishades like jungle green,
red, Dior pink and blue. black,!
8 white and light. navy.

Dior pink,
Mowing’ like a ear’s rear light, is
‘chosen for an almost classic de-
“ign with plain round neck, but-
ton front stopped by the waist

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aris. Made in Hawick, Scotland, the sweaters ;
are fashioned from Himalayan goat wool and are’ primarily for
dollar markets. The long-sleeved, Hehtweieht sweaters come. ia
shades of jungle green, ruby red, Dior pink and blue,’ black, ,

( CP Photo}

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Oliver's firm js one of 25 Haw-:

Hick sweater and hosiery manu-:
LONDON @?—North American | facturers
‘women Will have almost exclu- |090, 000 in exports to C
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| sweaters designed by Christian | five years,

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made textile flbre, called arnel:

Cellulose Company, Ltd.

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‘materials,

| M. W. Mackenzie, president of
jCanedan Chemioal % Cellulose
| Company, Ltd, explained that fading or staining in a wide
commercial production of arnel i variety dye shades, so that gar-

‘has heen started in the United!
‘States. Plans: for producing the

q fibre at the Canadian Chemieal |!
jplant in Edmonton are new he- |

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"| Managers at the swank Grand:

‘Hotel here are keeping a closer
leye on thelr grand piano.

They learned yesterday a guest

{had sold it,.

George - Russell's unsuccessful
‘deal came to light in court here.
‘The little dealer in second-hand
‘planos had watched the hotel or-
‘chestra’s shiny instrument wntil
‘he couldn't resist any longer.

‘When he ‘left, he took down
ithe piano’s serial number, told

Ia buyer he had a fine piano tb
dispose of and then, sold it for:
£100.

His lawyer “said Russell,

at expensive hotels “and, that is.

-the reason for his. dowhfall. mi
to lx;

‘Russell was sentenced
Months in prison,

BLONDIE

— A new man-

with ‘a wider potential use than
any synthetle yet developed,”
was introduced in Canada last!
week by Canadian Chemical & {1

Developed ‘in the United States
by Celanese Corporation of Ame-
riea, arnel, a fibre spun from cel-
cul-
mination of a research program
covering the past several years:
directed towards the production
jof a fibre of balanced perform-
;ance and price based on low cost

By Canadian Chemic al ond Calle

sald, and In the menntime his
company will supply Canadian
textile mills with iniported fitre,
The exact tilning of Canadian
production will depend on the
rapidity at which the textile
mills in this country develop
fabrics which will properly per-
form in the end uses for which
they are intended,

Arnel is ideally suited to- the
“wash-and-wear” types of fab-
ric hacause it requires ‘little or
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apparel made from the new fitie | J
‘retained its original shape and!
texture after washing,
‘maximum resistance {o shrink. | §

Referring to the “ease-of- care”
qualities of the new fLbre, it was! {

reported that pleated fahries re- ©}

maln wnchanged through mach-
‘iine washing and tumble’ drving
at-high heat.

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achieves

the balance
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