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1 Pa ti. ta i CO OR \ 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, May 3, 1963 Brazil Could Aid Canada -- Exporters \ OTTAWA (CP) -- Indications "Continental" Style saeco ere recovery ci e , . ood for Canadi: - Ss & Pepin St ngage ae pneen Dramatic Season-Launching representative in the South American country, | re) t t re ) n Savings on Women's William J ones, commercial counsellor in Rio de Janeiro, said Thursday in an interview : , that in recent months the Bra- & j § i q ¢ k < zilian governmment has taken steps which indicate "'its full in. : tention to stabilize Brazil's cur- Specially Low Priced! ane «A and foreign exchange % P The hoped-for improvement in : , the Brazilian economy, however : Styling features the lean, will not necessarily be an open sesame for Canadian exports. tapered look . . . most It's not certain how far credit ; : popu j i restrictions may curtail Brazil- har with 'Goys ta ian businessmen's ability to fi- : ; Made of hard- eason! nance imports, while Brazil's . own growing industry virtually ; wearing cotton sheen with shuts the door to consumer : ' goods, two-button side adjust- A more favorable pic ture i i edietees in the jongterti view 3 able extension waistband, } in the light of Brazil's great po- two side and two hip poc- tential in resources. As the s Pe 4 country develops such things as ; kets, zipper fly and cuff- ; 4 4 e. ame a, its huge iron ore reserves and Neb water resources for hydro-elec- ed bottoms, Willow green, 1 . tric power, the way should lie . g open for Canadian sales in black or antelope brown. 4 to 2 0 Fr! ee : sizes 8 to 16 in the group. ; me Be 'Braziil"s iron ore development also could pave the way for fur- ther Canadian sales in associ- PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY ated fields such as railway Z equipment. In March the Brazil- voit (PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS) jan Iron Ore Company bought A. Special Price, 15 Canadian locomotives for $2,-| : each 800,000, the sale coming under| te C ts a 25 00 to ag 95! Canada's export credits insur-| ie 0a ae eg. 2 . . 'ance program. SS rea ans Savings for you because sizes and colours in this group are @ broken! A pot pourri of new Spring stylings..ranging from 2 French Troops | ' the moderately priced to the luxury class! Your style is here 2 for 5.00 . - in 'wool, wool-and-rayon, mohair, wool tweed! Junior . | " annem sizes 5 to 15; Misses' 8 to 18; Womens' 28 to 38; Half-sizes To Withdraw | : 10% to 181. EATON'S MALL LEVEL, EATON Speciai Price, each From Algeria \ f : DEPT. 232 ALGIERS (Reuters)--France PHONE 725-7373 has agreed to advance the date Q of withdrawal of her troops in , ; a ® Algeria, it was announced here Thursday, A communique on talks be- : : tween Premier Ahmed ben Copper Tooling Enthusiasts . . . and others Suits Re 95 00 : to 139 ' Bella and the Fre! state sec- i -- 00 retary for Algerian affairs, Jean Be Sure to See the g. " .° ed Sesstetsen veoane Se henate ion & Wool double-knits, boucles, worsteds and crepes . . . in an ward from July 1, 1965, to. the Co Pr Toolm ends-of-lines assortment of box and demi-fit jackets . . . latter end of 1964. : costume and sweater suits. Flecked tweeds, pastels, navy, black... sizes 10 to 18 in the group. in the Constantine , SSS SSE nae os _ Troops e certer--betiee Won ant af 1508, Demonstrations EATON Special Price, each the communique said. The communique reference pre) rong gna A Okage Saturday, May 4th from 10:00 a.m. until, 1 y] 5 to 1 4 . 4 reviewed questions relating to the use of France's Sahara 4:00 p.m. In the HOBBY SHOP, LOWER LEVEL | bases, but did not indicate the ' result of these discussions. } a 1 When the communique was i it i k --R 25 00 45 00 Maat tastes comemad os at Mr. J. Hunt will be on hand to show how easy it is ainwear eg. F to UU | erence to evacuation also cov-| : ' ered the Sahara test sites. But! to create and complete beautiful pictures and Practical glamour in. coats designed to shine on dull days! when Information Minister| d ; : +4: Artfull ived of | laminated to f d plastic, shiny 4 lecor pieces . . . to suit modern or traditional set- rtfully contrived of wool laminated to foamed plastic, shiny ; eeet tae Te ee aus) : P : : : : cotton poplin, cotton tweeds . . . in a range of colours that ae ke ponothn 4 pen deyeabs tings. Subjects include people, animals, birds and includes beige, green, 'blue, gold-colour, black-and-whites. : ' . thi sact | . i i ' Sizes 10 to 16 in the group. Ends-of-lines. 7 oe others. Mr. Hunt will also assist you in selecting de : hte ae ee a | 'al EATON Special Price, each fede tae GA skee: dale to5) your materials and answer any questions you may ee have concerning copper tooling. t Before Belahoune clarified the} | 0 T communique, Reuters errone-| ously reported that the test sites HOBBY SHOP also would be evacuated next! EATON'S LOWER LEVEL, DEPT. 227 year. | . / Benefit Card . Party Held er Shop and Save with Fabrics from EATON'S At Columbus "Knox" and "Biltmore" 3 38" Imported "Casuella" Cotton Prints By MRS. E. LAVIOLETTE COLUMBUS -- Village unit of declare open season on ' Reg. 1.69... Seve d0w yard! the United Church Women met recently at the home of Mrs. J. . . y * ' ; ¢ : Flett. Mrs. L. Dalby was in the Straw Hats in dashing z 'ge : 3 Sturdy, hand washable cotton . . . excellent for Summer sheaths, two-piecers, and attractive co- chair. She welcomed 10 mem. Lp : i 3 ordinates. A light, airy weave in plains and prints -- including florals, geometrics and novelty bers and Mrs. G. Evans took the new styles for 63 : we 2 . tha g patterns, Predominating shades ot black, white, turquoise, gold-colour or beige. Ends-of-lines. worship. Mrs. J. Miller took the program from the book, '"'Come Sg . " 8 : Holy Spirit", naghge be gee on y . i EATON Special Hong Kong. Mrs. T. Flett gave a : : : j a reading entitled, "Mrs, Brown's Breezy Milan: straws. Fine ; ee Pie, 400 5. * Change and Rest". 'A benefit card party was held Panama and rough textured ers aie, Pose tor the| Coconut straws. A light-head- j ~~ : ; 36" Cotton Broadcloth Specially low priced! Building Fund for the Columbus! : . : : . : Dalen church. ed collection in trim, hand- é eee: : siheoblerecsinane ; Closely woven cotton broadcloth is hand washable! Here's a fabric with plenty of scdpe for the The winners of the evening, iia' whole family's wardrobe . . . use it for dresses, blouses, full skirts, children's wear, men's and . some styles to flatter every- ' ey boys' shirts, plus home decor. Popular shades of blue, beige, red.or gold-colour. 4 2 EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPTS. 244-744 were --Euchre, a eS bg wear' low indy and man, Mrs. one. Choose yours today from : 2 T. Flett, Gordon Corner. ° 8 : ; ; 2 EATON Special Lost Heir -- High lady and our just-arrived ranges. Sizes Z Price yard ; 2 9 coe eeescere man, Mrs. H. Hayes, Wayne 634 to 7p included. e Beath; low lady and man, Mrs. K. Powell, Charles Henry. some tie In May to help the EACH . € - 44" Cotton Poplin %s- 1.49... Seve 30a yard! ilding fund. A building A sturdy weave cotton for smart new sportswear! Sporty prints to translate into slims, shorts FA : -- and tops .. . gay florals and checks for dresses, children's wear or home decor. Predominatin aires ubee be « 50 to 95 ; ' C4 shades of reds or blues. 9 ak, injured in a spectacular ee _ 4 : | spin three years ago, may stage : j : ; : EATON Special so ata wearoranes. gk' ; Price, yard ser eccceens 2 iver of unlimited hydroplanes. The dashing Czech; now a com- EATON'S MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 228 Denver, has apple forthe sea a aaa ' a EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 233 PHONE 725-7373 Denver, has applied for the seat : : in a boat now under construc- tion here, to be named Miss Exide. The new craft will re- place Milo Stoen's Miss Seattle Too, which disintegrated in last year's Gold Cup race on Lake ai Washington, injuring driver : Dallas Sartz. |