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The Oshawa Times, 14 Jul 1960, p. 10

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when it has a nonslip, portable shades as Indian orange and Tuesday with all the profusion of|coats, suits and oveulag elotues} | Useful, Pretty. hammock, flame-red, |an oriental bazaar, inspired by "the gracefyl ils," The silhouette belled out! . When Bahy is equipped to go | Two houses new to the couture 5a A 'Baby Gift Ideas everywhere the family goes, CHARM AND COLOR -- @ uc:/ranks showed young, vivacious|in the back lke a spinnaker full ' |summer trips are feasible andl pL Oh aed color to Clothes, Lancetti, the designer for|of wind, By ELEANOR ROSS leasier for everybody concerned. |, bedroom and would also be| Aris: had a small group of separ- 1 We hope you have somebody's ates made in deep-fringed black TEA DRINKERS |a . fine for the bathroom floor, p baby to shop for these days, GLAMOR FOR MOTHER | The micest thing about these Wool nd sharp . colored knits, since there are such enchanting As for mother, well, she hasn bis ht Fr pe 8 Ro The Poodle pants," twice as shaggy] LONDON (CP) ~ Britons still] things for very small fry in the much time for floating chiffon) as any dog, were tiered with drink more tes per capita than | p s say that the feli-| stores, und satinwrappes nize, So Hr a, or { ado, Tafgedy-ann wool ad teamed), uy other nation, but Imports here ore bole ho hers Tow glamor touches to her room, | They're made of a synthetic fl ater. gine... |dropped last year tp 504,600,000) Sueaking noses, bath mitts go! One of these touches is en: DEF Yi Fin so special sare] The other new house, Giter, pounds from 574,960,000 pounds signed to look like puppy tops chanting at first sight. It's a col-| for a tight budget. whose designer Is Blanco, had the previous year. ' en ety umntegt "lection of small rugs that look| : like colorful powder puffs. The It's a question whether Mother : lor Baby gets the most fun ott rags are deep pile, delightful for| Fashion Houses . » f all this whimsy! flable in| . (0) of al y | ave feet and are available " Opened In Rome Eng the Wonder ul World, SAFETY FIRST _ |such delectable hues as blue But, basically, a lot of scien: mist, lemon ice, and old faven.| ROME (AP)---Rome's fall and 0 oder £4 king tific designing and a world of dus, as well as such stepig|winter fashion collections opened . 2 care have gone into the making -- v of thete scseasorics, You can be bition 174 Ritson Road South in Oshawa sure that safety has en the 7 Si prime concern, as has malotes- SH Sh SO AUTOMATIC! ance -- everything is washable F 7 $0 CLEAN! SO FAST! and colors can be chewed on MR EE z salely. on 7d SO ECONOMICAL! OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 10 Bogt yg wil ting Su soatis- w C AERA, \ wi Tempt the tastes of your family with > native; monte ned TON let "ut do wih ne maior Fame on || Wo give you § Cash $ Savings and not for Baby, For no matter how ap- \ / : oe pealing & toy or garment or ac. uly cooking, Food just naturally tastes better! Stamps when you shop at Glecoff's -- cessory may look, unless it can| 40 pages of tip-top 4 AD 316 COOKING Ie or a gLiel bile. ars Hore. be kept easily and really clean| tips on complete al § More prin ly ng Stretch your Food with suds, it doesn't belong in beauty care, ; Baby's world, Free in the special : A ENJOY IT NOW -- EASIEST TERMS SPECI ALS FOR FRESH AND GAY Toni Kit . .. 00 Fx ----p a ] Among the new gift ideas Is $2 7) a TR Ck ; an 'outfit that Baby can practic- : THU ally live in during warm weather ik AS 90 vou Ll 4 hd at 'home or travelling -- a two- LOW C oul ; FIRST GRADE piece terrycloth set, with hooded h AS ER ed B TTER 6 4- jacket and sunsuit, It Somes in : ; : Ls. 4 white with a red and white polka i SR om a CHRISTIES BR SIDE |dot trim and is fresh and gay- & -- 00K 2/33 tooking. . § VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND SEE THE RANGES ON DISPLAY BREAD SLYZED Wego a a ov | FOR COMPLETE KE CHRISTIES PARTY FRUIT 2 LBS, 49+ CA REG. 59¢ SPECIAL qi; LIVE IN TORONTO | | TO can be used as a bassinet. It has | SALES * SERVICE a water-repellent mattress made | Call 7 oda Pictured after their wedding | daughter of Mrs, George |of washable printed plastic, : NATURAL GAS ly POPULAR BRANDS recently at St, George's Memo- | Walsh of Oshawa and the late | This is something that can be or PROPANE A TTES 3 05 rial Anglican Church are Mr, | Mr. Walsh and the bridegroom |sponged off with suds as often i CARTON ® ack. | is the s f Mrs. Aida Black of | a; -eve! i fd Mrs dol Bovey BUR | Hl ronot Wis Ada Mack ol for om VICTORIA EAST -- WHITBY -- MO 8-3328 pm 15+ Mary Ann C. Walsh, is the --Photo by Robert Aldsworth And a portable plastic bathtub AFTER HOURS CALL RA 3.9185 LA IN LB. PKG. CHILD GUIDANCE ---------- -- SUGAR "*"™ 10 .. 79° Warn Children Of Hazards ol | 2 EE Me som if When They Visit A Farm Da 0 By G, CLEVELAND MYERS | chines may be in peril; more so, During the summer, many city perhaps, when another child liv- wes CORONATION STUFFED ¢ parents go with their children to ing on the farm rather safely en-| : = OLIVE 4 visit with relatives on a farm. A gages in these activities. Then CE A a m . 16-0Z. JARS few board with a family in rural! your child, wishing to save face i i i 5 bo : ; ; ir A HEINZ 25 SIZE . homes. especially when laughed' at by a| S 4 gE i ps 4 AY 3 ; i & KETCHUP 4 89 Whereas the farm child may| farm boy for "knowing so little", ¥ Eo ; ; hg Ha J : 9 ir 2 4% # : 5 ; BTLS. know and avold the usual dan- may undertake activities peculi- | ; x 3 & g i ' REG. 45¢ LB. ¢ gers about the farm home, the arly perilous to himself Se i. £ and pl ; oo Ka hike CHARCOAL BAG 4 young city child, say from two A group of farm boys going fo ol % ¢ ¢ 5 er 8 1 ! to five, eager to explore, may|the 'ol' swimmin' hole" may] 4 3 4 3 : i . : fi : ; oe PT) 0 face these dangers early, some! lure your child to go along. If he ies. J : i 1 / ' . | ; ; i ; I CANDY 2 " times with dire consequences, | can't swim well, you can imagine | : i i : ) & Bh BA the possible tragedy. Even If i: Sad 4 v > : Rt f FRENCH'S 9.0%, ¢ ASCERTAIN HAZARDS your child must feel embarras-(| #8 3 i 7 A : 3 / idk . % 4 MUSTARD he 35 On arriving at a farm home, sed, don't hesitate to utter a de- urself about the place out- cisive No in such an instance, or| fs : x { Br 7 4 is Er REG, 35¢ hr ascertain what hazards else go along with him, . Ne > $i | 4 Ay [ DA | 1 BAR CHRISTI Yop aia.» 30° there are. Then take your child to point the t and HELP CHILD LEARN : bP ol A : ! A A os To bo poy Ent hin Be ready to spend much time Hie % Es 4 ; 7 PALMOLIVE TOILET 4 39* away from them. "helping your tot or older child 5 ¢ % 2 \ BARS learn, within safety, all about the|] ° i " In some Instances, you should . 1 i ; 4 ; COLGATES be things and activities on the farm, i Ld TOOTH PAS ¢ mot point them out, lest he be i \ ; § rele GIANT TUBE more attracted to them. Just be] ~° course the country child vigilant about them or, without Visiting in a city also needs guld- undue explanation, merely name ance in the perils there from God ; A i things unfamiliar to him, 4 , A 2 " : Wau Ky UA Ll the places he must avoid at VR Bo . 5 gis. iad ¥ oP ee) % > " La 2 2 b i el §! A i There may be a well or cistern (My bulletin "First Steps In s| Training Tot in Safety" may be over which are unfastened planks kl Tg or boards. | 77.8. stamped envelope to me In WATER PERILS care of this newspaper). There may be an open deep pAppNTS' QUESTIONS 3 d ; o Foo 4 youl of Walk Q. Our daughter, 13, says she | fF y A ibaly CRYING VOICE near, be especially on guard Wii® 10 Be 2 we, have oF) ENT 18" high. when there is a freshet, ert BVI © You fave Co REN Stying voles fouture, p oh Bg ove! arms, legs Don't let the tot go to the barn A. That she read lots of good | nik WA J J and head, y or examine or mount farm ma- . fi hi i «chinery alone. When hay or grain 2°°KS: especially those which : Sheer organdy dress ; have stood the test of time and & B it 500 TRE y yr : 4 A 32 being darvestet, JA grass, she try writing prose rather f AB HAND ro. Rion vim Son, Al : 2 : : { CHICKENS SAGKS 3 25° sure he is secure In the house than verse. # A" es 1 LIE ' es | . : i LBS. S ouse or 4 shoes and socks. #3 yard."Now and then one reads in| 2 hod i. Nursing bottle a A A LF Cl a LEGS OR BREASTS 0 bots $4.99 : ¢ the paper of children losing one| HOUSEHOLD HINT A staat 0S feo dN H 3 or both arms or legs getting in} For a delicious dinner salad, 4 } . i 0 Tare the way of a mowing machine or mix coarsely grated raw carrot, ; ; Co ' i i # ty ie LUCAS ROAST LOIN ¢ of a youngster being crushed to|diced celery, sliced radishes and| : ¥ J . x yo y PRE {1 READY TO EAT Ls death by a hay packer. small olives, Cut up lettuce and . Even children from seven to 12 raw cabbage and toss all ingre- be pd BABY DOLL | Ro. 8 i ] - . A BACO SCHNEIDERS KENT RINDLESS 53* ide dients together ith French ' 2, 3 ¥ 3 3 y S T who are allowed to follow or ride dients together w ne ' Sof vinyl body and A y BREAKFAST Le. on a truck, tractor, or other ma. dressing. ' . \ hi 5 . i ' } A LEAN FROM RED | CTE = Painted hair and button pa PLE. HAMBURG BRAND BEEF 3 LBS. 5] | Printed flannel pyjame Lk 3 ' ayy i PICKLED J Bae ol end nursing bottle. | ] "i . 8. No La) Set in printed taffeta A by. Rog ; 4 sleeping bag trimmed ww 5 : 4 Bh | A with lace and ribbon, PRINCESS WALKING DOLL FIRST with the iBT ¥ BICEP wr The tleoning bog serves DRINK 'N WET DOLL A Approx. 30" tall. Mevable arms FRESHEST: $2 99 20" high. Movable legs, arms *.~ a5 SE. legs and head. Rooted saren - A o and head of soft vinyl, hair. Sleeping eyes. Printed 4 : i X : » \ [WY 4 : xX / . § 3 | . . A : i 3 \ Sleeping eyes. Drink 'n wet i A taffeta dress trimmed with lace EXTRA LARGE ig \ . i po 3 : d ribbon bows. Taffeta Franklin-Simon i Sr LO NEE WL ats 18 | A \ bb tehing b A shoes. Take her by an Ad ¢ EAA : Drinking bottle. Complete "2: a "he wall, ; SHOPPING CENTRE nl 5" with sip--diaper--ii A Luc SERS 2/ } 3 | gy RACETEE N «@ || POTATOES ** 10 .. 49° STORE-WIDE |. _«@nt ------ ~ CASS || WATERMELONS ... 85° % A L +d |& sal A TEER | Slr | Rai 70 || Frosh Strawberries Arriving Daily Y C 0 ATS # je # My Dolly's Clothes A A My Dolly's Clothes itl dois 59 to fit 14° dolls J fo fit 14% dolls 59 17" dolls 89 to fit 17* dolls tofit 17" dolls 69 » S U ITS : 4 - : b Wfit20" dolls 9 : to fit 20° dolls 3 to fit 20° dolls 89 \e DRESSES ; - : 7 a 1 & FROZEN MIXED LB. PLIO © SPORTSWEAR | % wisn Yl Ye QI J 2 YECSTAPLES 22°49 fully-jointed, In i Die 3 . ; : ; } y-joi clear ace. i by Ny Dolly's My Dolly's REG, 4 FOR 75¢--THIS WEEKEND { 4 bh gh bg Jy Dolivs ] My Dolly's Party Dresses Pyjamas icy Clothes 5 i 0 : : J ORANGE JUICE 6 per 1.00 % bo una wean 8 JE py a § DD ES 5 AFD MORE | Shwe 0 | Wes vo we |e 22 xs Sell OPEN DAILY TILL 10 P.M. DG :92 0 48 NR 0G 3 2S ASRS ! We cash Pension & Pay Ch . . pF Er AND SAV HERIEIAS || "We Fill All Welfare Vouchers Franklin-Simon USE WOOLWORTH'S LAY-AWAY PLAN Shop at GLECOFF'S SHOPPING CENTRE and Save

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