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By MUBIIL PENN LONDON (Reuters)--The new
New Fashions" Suggest
shape. We are on the edge of the second new look era and dress
fall and winter fashion collections suggest that fashion at present is in a period of transition.
This feeling is emphasized by the ”W8IIdEl'Iu5 walst," which may be anywhere from close under the bust to the top of the hips, and by the fact that no single line has emerged this season as "the" style for the coming winter. Victor Stlebel, who makes many dresses for Princess Margaret and TMQ wanop pane,-n hag a wide the Duchess of Kent. seems to l I have summed
desiitners experiment with an ed a former memm-i-. Mrs. F. w. alphabet of new lines." Sawdon of Oxford. N. S., ivhu ex- The empire influence runs pressed pleasure at being preseiit.
though all the new collections of the big twelve. with the tubular. tunic'line also present in some form in -most. But neither is featured in any one collection to the exclusion of all else.
two seasons is definitely on the way out. but it has not gone. E amples of It appear in some collections while other couturiers
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The September meeting of Corn- . . H wall W. M. S. was held at .tnc ,home of Mrs. Stanley Murchison
with a good attendance of mem- bers and two visitors. The presi- dent, Mrs. Hazen Howard, welcom-
The worship service of .Biblc Study. "The Call to Discipleship", was led by Mrs. Harry Hyde, with Scripture readings by Mrs. Elmer Frizzell. Mrs. Reg. Mat-Ewen, Mrs. Lemuel Drake and Mrs. Bruce Mac- Klnley. followed by questions and answers. This service closed with prayer by the president. and our missionary. Miss Olive Shaw. Van- couver. B. C.. was specially re-
The long-torso line of the last
r;m.:P of uses as there are twelve r,.,,,.,.,.m RiZI'S and shapes to be ,.,..m1 onto the wood. These sizes .3”-;c from one inch to nineteen n('llUS in width with the correct in-oportions in d9PlIl- Pattem 207 also illustrates the right way to nmkr a cornice box for single Win- i.. - -. of various widths and a llroup .i iumlows framed together. In all -h..-o are nine styles of window nmriiiig, illustrated on the pattern. .1. non as other ways to use these .-.-..'.lops in interior decoration. If v...: ivalll to make draw curtains lull:-r pattern 325 which also shows
"P "19 Unspoken feature a sort of half-way effect.
A brief synopsis of the sr-cond
sentiment of all London's ”big twelve." the members of the Incor- porated Society of London Fashion Designers. when he said at the
taining more than a dozen differnt ty es of windows. Patterns are 35 cc is each.
Home Workshop Department. T h e Guardian. Eharlottetown. P. El. 1. '
press pre-view of his new collec- tlonr
ilw best methods to use in cur-
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threaten the established post-war
with hip emphasis back or front but not both.
chapter of the study hook, inllt'llllll.! on the work in Qiiehcc and Central Ontario. was given by Mrs. Colin
' (I III I) C I f l "Fashion now has arrived at a :?n:i:.e 1"; Us 0 ea um an Stage when ” numb" M II" "W95 In this evolution. the natural
WAIST DEFINED
In general. however. the "waist around the hips" effect has moved on. up or down. The seam. braid. ribbon or roll which marked the bottom of the long bodice may move down inclgls to just below the knees, to pr uce the tube or tunic effect. or it may move up
waist has become more clearly defined. though never nipped in
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Grand ”
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and rarely marked by a belt. Belts are few in the latest col-
Murray.
The treasurer read a letter to the meeting regarding "in Illcnr oriam Certificates" and passed around a sample of sonic. Next meeting will he held Oct. 10th when the thank-offering enve- lopes will be received and new Missionary Monthly subscriptions accepted. Mrs. Harry Crosby will lead the worship service and Mrs Earl Lowther will be in charge of the Study Book. word for roll call to be "Gospel". Lunch committee are Mrs. Leonard Willis. Mrs. Stan- ley Willis and Mrs. Clarence hlurcl1-
The Meadow Bank Garden Club was first place winnenin a class of Nine cnlrics with a score of 80 out of I00. Ruth Mat-Phail (leftt and Miriam Hyde (right) are seen in front of their prize
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winning display of garden vege-p tables. These girls won a trip to the Royal Winter Fair and an op- portunity to participate in National Youth activities at Toronto. Miss MacPhail in their annual achieve- ment day. won top honours for the best Garden in the club. Other
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ALI. WELCOME resort are printed in nine langu- ages - English. Welsh, French.
T0RQUAYv Englalm (CPI or WEI” Italian, Dutch. German, Spanish.
some signs outside t.hls Devonshlre Arabic and Hebrew. '
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4 members of the Meadow Bank Club are: Beverly Jewell, Eleanor
Hyde, Byron Clow. Wendell Hyde. Wilma Hyde. David MacPhail. Ver-
na Mai-Phail. Jean MacPhail. Sharon MacLean. Leader of the Club is Mrs. Victor MacPhail. Meadowbank.
ison. The reading of a short hvnio oi consecration closed the niontiiic followed by lunr-h and a DIf"IQ;)"t social hour.
lections. Ronald Paterson, for example. the youngest of the big twelve. who launched the step line -”a step above the'walstline in front. and a step below the waist- line in the back"-has only one. very narrow belt in the whole of
mg on Christian St(-ivarrlsliip
his collection. , , ya Meeting closed with the lllimali Benediction. after which lunch was YORK EVENING. AUXILLARY served by the hostess and commit-
tee in charge.
Mrs. Sproule was hostess to the monthly meeting of the York Eve- ning Auxlliary on September 13th.
"Our High Calling" was the theme of the worship period led by Mrs. Edison Hardy, opening with the prayer ymn. ”llreak Thou The Bread of Life.” Scrip- ture readings were given by Mrs. Raymond Vessey and Mrs. Parker Jewell led in prayer after which the worship period closed with the hymn "Jesus Calls Us."
The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. There were 17 members and one visitor present; the roll call being responded to by quoting a verse of scripture. There were 23 home calls and three hos- pital calls reported. Collection am- ounted to 32.05.
The literature secretary reported
LAST OF SPECIES
died of old age I2Or in the Cin-
seven books read in the past two months. A letter was read regarding the
The last of the passenger I)lg("lIits' liczird. and new sick and cliurcli-vited nicmbcrs
NEED NEW Funmrunst
EARNSCLIFFE C. W. L. ported the chicken supper of Aug.
hglm. N 31st. quite successful. A motion . H . , I carried to pay all bills. also that thc Sin": (.l'l.l. incl at the home 5125 be pass”; in to Fame, G”. of Mrs Bcriiiird Doyle on Septdlls.
l2ili for lllNl' monthly meeting. The members decided to give
'l'cn nicnihi-rs of thc
Mrs .l .l Mr-liiiiis pi'esidcd and ten dollars to the Orphanage. opened the niccliiig with the also to get mafcrial for sewing. ICHLIIIO prayer. Minutes of last.thc finislicd articles in he do-'
mectini: were read and adoptcd'nated to the Catholic Welfare. It and the llll3fl('laISlal.(!lIlf!lll given. was moved and seconded to sub- shnwing a balance on hand of scribe to the League Magazine.
of butter for "The Precious Blood Sisters." The meeting was then adjourned and lunch served. fol- lowed by a very enjoyable sing- song and social hour.
TRAIN IN INDIA
NI-IW DELHI 4”?” v India in- tends to provide training facilities at her atomic establishments to for- eign nationals. Prime Minister Neh-
Fltill. to be read at future meetings.
Rt-ports of coniniiticcs were. Mrs. Josephine Morrisscy in-
l('nlIlflllll('DS worn appointed. The; meeting; roll call to be answered
cinnati zoological gardciis in 1914. unys .'Illil”lTi:'IflS- ('(ItTllllllli!('7l'7f'-lkhy each n'I(!'f:lrI)0Ii with a donation training in atomic energy.
for the Octobrrlworkcrs to the United Kingdom.
ru announced in Parliament. On the other hand, India has sent it!
the United States and France for
Bwilroww
;W- M. S.' Presbyterial rally to be
held in Charlottetown on Septem-
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g An article from the Missionary Monthly on Christian Citizenship
PEANUT BUTTER Iwas read by Mrs. Louis Vessey,
and Mrs. Minto Foster gave a read-
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us greatly in getting both."
A construction foreman says: "We i c Cllaitorneld for our living-roots, ad a TV set, too. Vour Personal loan Plan helped
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With fall days at hand and the demands of winter jun
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borrower's character-and the regularity of his income. Na collateral is required. And in most cases no signature is needed other than those of husband and wife. Loan: are made in strict confidence, of course.
Many Usu. You'll and Personal purposes besides those mentioned ear: . . . consolidation of debts . .
travel and education . . . and other worthwhile objectives. wise use of credit can greatly improve your standard
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A mother of three diildron says: "It was always a worry to raise the ready cash to audit our than children M iehooleso much money needed all at once. Than W0 lrlod your Personal loan Plan. It certainly proved I friend in need."
CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS
-- by Byrnc Hope Sanders
MONTREAL. September 22nd-Don't you anioy . . . these colorful Fall days, with the youngster! bark at school and eager for all its adventures? This is when. more than (In -;.ni'll all appreciate the drliglils of the rrrrn puilding frrat.-: created by Royal Instant-perfect. as puddings. or pin illingsl You ain make any of them in a inilriuta without eooki'nq.' All ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS are -uper-hrnnogenizwrfethafa what makes them It smooth and t'rI.ilIlVl"-N1 light and fluffy and on v to digest Dn try the cxclusiir nr-pi H-.in.'ina (Irrain iinrl SlI"lll'It"l'TV (lr- no zinlmiuii-" AMI fPIlll'flllIFl R:-yals 0ll)Pf i.ivoriies-Lfliocolair, I5llLlCT:COICI.l, Valtlllh Caramel and Coconut Cream.
It's Important To Your Husband . . . to have his shirts Eawle& ironed. And you can give limi this hiiriiioss asset ' i0 ens-ilix-l'rv using GLIDE l.IQl'll') S. AIIVII. You siiiiply arid wiiivr In Glirlr. Tint 5 oil! 'lli.rrr'g l-luv in (iIlfI" Io a-lnl WIIllFl'lPr:. and Wax in .:mno'li J your ironing. GIITIP leaves no streaks-and gives shirts that professional look. And use Glide for your cottons - table IIDMIS - curtains - house dresses and youngsters' clothes. It makes I wonderful dif- ferenre to both appearance and wearing QIIBIIIWF. lion rr-ally enthliainstio about (llnlov-try it. in the 32 oz. bottle. or the 6-1 02. giant economy sine and know fl new pride in your skill!
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I N S T A 3' T CFIASI”. vi SVx'lmR.V COFFEE ER so flfl!Fltlli- Mva tall. distin- giiislieri Mr. Sirilinrn. ”Take my word for l' m-ltii the lop-quahty beans! We buy only the beat and that gives. Chase & Sanborll the full flavor. the nch goodness
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We Really Are Lucky . . . I-wing homcmalmrs lOIl.'l)'l We have I many things to help make our h-usehold ehorO easier! Take dish-washing fir instance! We can use the new liquid detergent GAY-and but i fragrant, froiliirig su.ls that do it wonderful jobl ' Gay makes your silver. rliin:i, ell.-.-.wiire spark with clcanlincsl Ynt--int-nii-r ll lins rxtrn groan cutting Ilhwcra-Gay is wnnrlrirful, too, for poll and pans. And, best of rill. I thinkeGay is kind and gentle to one's hands! Economical too-one bottle does fifty rlishwaslnnzsl Yes-we are lucky -do get a bottle of Gay and see for yourself how much .more attrac- tive washing dishes becomes!
A Host 0! Troubles . . . that can hold a child back are caused by irregularity. Listlessnes.-i. headaches. wlds. teciiiing trouble. restlessness. can all be mused or aggra- vated by the lack of regular bowel move-inc-nt.s. So help your rhilrl keep happy anrl full of hip by llrllflll tlio rliilnls lnxnt;we(".t.S"l'l)RI.'i (ilnlil-on like ii: flavor---nnvl rt i-orivw. nN'r'r lnrrrf tw- i”.all'P it rnntains A mild vrgciable regalror. Camorin is clinically approved. too. So buy a large
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A Little Bit OI Heaven . . . that's what we found on our vacation III year. It's a lovely spot rizlil on the lake in the cool dvailnw nl the moiinI.1in.- Arivl. tliunlnl in our Kurishlnr Arrmml It the ll.-X.VIv HI” NIONTREAL, we're going to return next year. You set". V!'VG already darted IIVIDK for our '5Ii vacation atltho B of M. Every pay day. from now till holiday time rolls 'round agnin. I'll be down depositing pnnugh mmpy In rm-or expanse: for one day in our little but of hrviirvi. l'i'ri-rs found from 0!- porirnre that it's the onlv ix iv in on.-ure f'-hr kind of holiday we want ...mth no rnonrv Wttrrlee 5 nor on enjoyment. Whv not open your BofM Sunshine Account today?
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