DESIGNING PARISIAN CLOTHES

M" gJacques WOlber Leads IIS tFrench Style TO Success

. .Only six years ago. young ‘mmggrnamic Jacques Wolber had an ‘ ea for a venture never before ”' mulﬁttempted. The idea was a good he for it has developed into the lwccessful Societe des Modelis- lam ‘t'es dc France.'For all those in- ?searoh of smart designs to im- sport that will meet American states perfectly, a visit to the | “Societe Salon at 261 Rue Saint Honore is a “must.” , This is the story behind to- iIay's Prominent Designed feat~ are. The smart dress with the ' w Empire feeling is available ' 'x will: our exclusive printed pattern, line for line as it was shown 3

pi weeks ago in Paris and 9‘ flown here for faithful reproduc-

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5 If you are contemplating mak-

ing this Paris-inspired dress. the

——-—- ist of the Societe des Model-

lisbes will be of even more in-

” terest to you. Actually, twenty-

five talented designers belong to

II- M the Societe under the advisory

management of Jacques Wolber

.Iind his charming wife. Monette.

' ese designers work, not just

or one sea-son, but continually,

mitting new sketches every

k. Mr. Wolber selects the

es to be made up and model- before the group.

. Each "model is shown anony- sly and the members of the late criticize or commend the les as they are shown. Thus,

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and officially “born”, it has passed a jury, more critical than any other in the fashion world. These designers. by the way. are not held to selling designs to the Societe. but may sell when and where they please and often do sell to the members of the Hawte Couture.

It is due to the foresighted Mr. Wolber that the showings are held before those of the Haute Couture so that their f a shion trends cannot be said to be in. fluenced by those of the other

Paris couture. In this way. too,‘

the Societe by its very organiza- tion has done much to stop the bootlegging traffic and style pir- ating by offering a legitimate means of procuring fashions from the hands of the model- makers.

Before Mr. Wolber had put his plan in work. many designers, living a hand to mouth existence, were drawn into difficult situa- tions. Now designers. not only have an opportunity to exercise their talent but to further. their reputations for the future. And their designs? You are apt to see them in shop windows or in the showrooms of the big city cloth- ing manufacturers—in fashion

snows—and is now, for the first

time, in a printed pattern which your readers can use to make a

out n a model fashion is finally Paris Original. Mi I I =' 5‘” e ll Be Seeing You 33"“ ’rThe Movies, Mrs. F.

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5, women‘s clubs, etc., upon subject “How a Worrin ould Get into Public Life." So has begun a new career— at of a movie star! ' 'Tlhe Fletcher Films have in- I . Fairclough's meticul-

‘m on the cabinet minister. ntly Mrs. Fairclough is a turai for the movies and flash-i on a smile that would com-‘3 tely out-glamor that of an)?- , IIYWOOCI professional. | Why shouldn’t Mrs. Fairclough, ile? For her starring role she* 3} wearing an outfit that would . St: the spirits of almost any

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MONTREAL (CP)—Msgvr. Con- rad Chaumont, Roman Catholic auxuliary bishop of Montreal, has been admitted to hospital suffer- ing “fatigue.” A spokesman for

the archbishop's palace said Msgr. Chaumont, 83, was taken

ill after celebrating a funeral mass. A doctor ordered him to hospital, although his condition was reported not serious.

CARLETON STDING SCHOOL Senior Department

Grade 10 — 1. Elizabeth Mac- Claul, 2. Everett Stewart. 3. Erie MacWillia‘ms.

Grade 9 — 1. Margaret Cairns 2. Marilyn MacWilliams, 3. Russel llowatt.

Grade 8 -— 1. Elva Howall. 2. Dianne Stordy, 3. Dale Morri-

son, Raymond Cairns iCquall. Grade 7 - 1. Margaret War- ren. 2. Allan Bell, 3. Patsy

Cooper. Principal. Wilbami.

Mrs. Doris Mac

Intermediate Department

Grade 6 —- 1. Brenda O'Con- nor. 2. Edith MacCiaull, 3. John Stewart.

Grade 5 — 1. Joan land, 2. Carol Larkin, 3. nie Crosrsman.

Grade 4 — 1. Gail O'Connor, 2. Carol Paynter. 3. Ralph Mut— tart, Eric McWilliams (equal).

Intermediate teacher, Mrs. Lila Gamble.

Suther- Don-

Primary Department

Grade 3 —— 1. Mary Stewart, 12‘. Peter Campbell, 3. Joan Lar- in.

Grade 2 — l. Erna MacWil—

liams, 2. Marjorie Stevenson and MariLyn O’Connor (equal), 3. Joy Tremere and Jacqueline Howatt (equal).

Grade 1 -—- 1. Eric Murray, .2. Heather Nicholson, Corinne

Morrison and Eric Quigiey (equall, 3. Rory Howatt.

Primary teacher, Mrs. Mar- garet Bassett.

U.K. MURDERER HANGED

DURHAM, England (Reuters) —~Brian Chandler, 20 - year - old army private who beat an 8% year-old widow to death for £4, was hanged Wednesday. He was

tain since new homicide laws

death penalty to certain types of

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