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use a mild bleach on ric. Then wash prompt- S. fabric gloves get very t them, rub suds into dirty spots, and roll ve up tightly--starting } fingertips. Let them an hour or two, so the loosen the dirt. Then usual. are lots more items in ner wardrobe to care we will get to them AWA TIMES PICTURE E-PRINTS. Available At NAY PHOTO SERVICE ing St. E., Oshawe 10 -- 1.50 each 7 -- 1.25 each Discount o n Orders or More Pictures nemo A a pany Limited 'A DEPT. ) WHITBY Oshawa Fall Fair Womens Section Announces Winners Of Needlework, Handcraft Exhibits Prize winners in the needle- craft section at the Oshawa Fall Fair follow. Names are ar- ranged in order (first, second, third): CLASS 34 Quilt, crib, nursery -- Mrs. Violet Skerratt, Mrs. Murray Coates, Mrs. S. Moore. Quilt, pieced any design, new: Mrs. Jack Donnell, Mrs. Bessie Gannon, Mrs. Coates. Quilt, appliqued and embroid- ered -- Mrs, Donnell. Bedspread, cotton, new Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Lloyd Clark. Afghan, knit or crochet--Mrs. W. E. Dodwell, Sr., Mrs. Clark, and Mrs, Collins. Quilt, approximately 100 years old -- Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs .Moore, and Mrs. Coates. Tablecloth, embroidered Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Skerratt. Bridge set, artex paints -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. D. Craw- ford. Bridge set ,embroidered -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Daisy Sinclair. Pillow case, cut work -- Mrs. cloths Mrs. Naples, Mrs Skerratt, Mrs. Steele. Lady's hat ,hand made Mrs. Naples, Mrs. Whitfield Mrs. Skerratt. - Article made from _ plastic bottle -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Donnell, Home made candle, decor- ated -- Mrs. Skerratt. Rug hooked on burlap -- Mrs. Naples, Mrs. Coates. Rug hooked on turkey canvas -- Mrs. Skerratt. Quilt pieced -- Mrs. Donnell, Mrs .Bessie Gannon. Dresser scarf embroidered -- Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs. W. C. Dodwell. Pillow case, embroidered -- Mrs .Dodwell, Audrey White. Mrs. Steele. Pillow case, crochet trim -- Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Steele. Bridge cloth, Steele, Mrs, Estabrooks. Knitted baby set -- Audrey 36x38 -- Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs. erine Foreman, Men's socks -- Mrs. Brown, Miss Foreman, Mrs. Esta- Moore, Mrs. Daisy Steele, Mrs.| brooks, Skerratt. Apron, half style -- Audrey Pillow case, knit lace -- Mrs.|White, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Guy. Moore, Mrs, Coates, Mrs. Les-| lie Guy. Pillow case, embroidered -- Mrs. Dodwell, Sr., Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Vicki Gimblett. Pillow case, crochet trim -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Skerratt. Pillow case, cross stitch Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.| Skerratt. | Tea towels, three, all same, material -- Mrs, Coates, Mrs. I. A. Eastabrooks, Mrs. Moore. Bath towel and wash cloths, crochet -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Reversible apron Mrs. Estabrooks. Lady's knitted slippers--Mrs. Estabrooks, Miss Foreman, Mrs. Gannon. Article made of nylon salvage -- Audrey White, Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs, Estabrooks. Cardigan bulky knit -- Mrs. Brown. New rug -- Mrs. Brown, Miss Foreman. CLASS 35 Bath towell -- Mrs, Noble , Baby set -- Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Puffer. Steele, Mrs. Dodwell, Sr. Four place mats, linen Mrs. Donnell. / Tea cosy, any design knit -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs, Frank Whit- field, Mrs. Skerratt. Hot-dish mats, three crochet} -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Dodwell,| Mrs. Guy . | Chesterfield set, crochet Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Coates, Mrs. Steele. Crochet container -- Mrs. Gimblett, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Guy. Doilies, three different de-| signs, flat -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. | Moore, Ethel Simpson. Baby set, knitted and mount- ed -- Miss Katherine Foreman, Mrs. Crawford, Audrey White. Baby set, crocheted -- Mrs. M. Davies, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Coates. Girl's cardigan--Mrs. Moore, Miss Foreman, Mrs. Sinclair. Sun dress and hat -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Marie Manning, Mrs. E. Brown. Dress, cotton, smocked -- Mrs. Brown, Mrs. _ Skerratt, Mrs. Crawford. Dress, cotton, not smocked -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Gimblett. Girl's baby doll pyjamas -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Gimblett. Boy's cotton pyjamas -- Mrs. Skerratt, Janis B. Mitchell, Mrs. Gimblett. Boy's vest -- Mrs . Coates, Miss Foreman. Boy's cardigan, bulky knit -- Mrs. Sinclair. Lady's cotton shift -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Coates, Janis B. Mitchell. Lady's duster coat, cotton -- Mrs. . Coates, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Whitfield. Lady's dress, polished cotton -- Mrs. Manning, Mrs, Coates, Mrs. Gimblett. Mother and daughter aprons} -- Mrs. Craw ford, Audrey | White, Mrs .Manning. | Men's socks, ribbed -- Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Puffer, Mrs.| Moore. | Men's socks ,one color--Mrs.| Brown, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Dor-| othy Naples. | Men's socks, more than one color -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Moore and Mrs .Naples. | Men's cotton pyjamas -- Mrs.| Skerratt, Mrs. Coates . | Men's sport shirt, short sleeved -- Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. | Coates. | Clothes pin bag--Mrs. Steele, | Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Skerratt. lw Dish cloth and pair pot-hold-| Mrs. Guy, Miss Cardwell, Mrs. M. Stauffer. Dressed doll -- Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Turpin, Smocked cushion -- Mrs. Cor- bett. Lady's knitted wool slippers -- Mrs. Dodwell ,Mrs, Stauffer. White, Mrs. Davies, Miss Kath-| Banana loaf -- Mrs, Gimblett, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Naples, Mrs. Steele. Date and nut loaf Mrs. Theriault. Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Naples. Cherry loaf -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs, Esta- brooks, Mrs. Naples. Raisin pie -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Gimblett, Audrey White, Mrs. Steele. Raspberry pie -- Mrs. Jack Donnell, 'Audrey White, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Clark. Cherry pie -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Gimblett, Audrey White, Lemon pie -- Mrs, Steele, Audrey White, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Gimblett, Bran muffins--Norma Leath-| er, Mrs, Gimblett. Cookies -- Audrey White, Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs, Steele, Mrs Theriault, | |. White cup cakes. -- Mrs. Napies, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.| Mitchell, Mrs. Gimblett j Butter tarts -- Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. A. Whitmee, |Mrs. Donnell. ! Dafe squares --Norma Leath- ler, Mrs. Theriault, Mrs. Esta- brooks. CLASS 41 Chocolate brownies Mrs. Theriault, Mrs. Estabrooks,| Mrs. Davies, Mrs, Gimblett. Cvokies -- Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Clark. White bread -- Mrs, Moore, Mrs. Theriault, Mrs. Mitchell, | |Audrey White. | Brown bread --Mrs, Mitchell, | Audrey White, Mrs, Whitfield, | Mrs. Steele. | Buns -- Mrs. Mitchell, Aud-| rey White, Mrs, Steele, Mrs. ite breakfast showing up at all times of treat -- are SCONES -- an old favor- i] Bie To keep an outdoor table cloth from blowing away, sew THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 8, 1967 11 Scones have always been a favorite breakfast or afternoon treat in Scotland and are fast becoming a Canadian favorite for breakfast. Local 'Kaffee Klatch'"' clubs have discovered scones as an ideal accompani- ment to coffee when neighbors drop in for their coffee break. An ideal go-along-with, whether for breakfast, after- noon, coffee break or Sunday morning brunch is a. spiced plum sauce. With an abun- dance of plums on the market it is time to enjoy this delight- ful sauce. These plums are generally tart and juicy and add a particular taste treat to any dish, whether salad or des- sert. You can choose fron: red, yellow. or crimson now, and later from varieties, whici are smaller, firmer in texture, milder and sweeter. J | Regardless of which variety lyou choose the spiced plum | | SCONES 3 cups sifted flour 3. tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoons baking powder Spiced Plum Scones Tempt At Breakfast or Kaffee Klatch \4 teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons shortening 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons butter Sift dry ingredients together. Cut in shortening. Add milk and mix lightly. Roll out on floured board to % inch thick- ness. Cut into rounds. Spread half the rounds with butter and top with unbuttered round. Bake at 450 degrees F. for 15 minutes, Split scones open and cover both halves with spiced plum sauce. SPICED PLUM SAUCE lp. fresh plums cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 14 teaspoon cloves 2s P39 Inext 12 months and, If you are jeareful to avoid speculation-- especially between now and 'mid-December, you should wind if UP this new year in your life definitely '"'in the black." Next good period for increas- ing assets: Dec. 21 through Feb. 15. After that, fiscal ven- tures launched in June and op erated on the conservative side, have an extraordinarily good chance of succeeding by the THE STARS SA By ESTRELLITA FOR WEDNESDAY A generally favorable day you will observe a couple of ad- monitions; In meetings or con- ferences, don't over-press your points--especially if you sense resistance. Bypass them tempo- rarily and bring them up later, in a casual manner. Be especially careful in deal- ings with the opposite sex and, in discussions, leave out person alities. FOR THE BIRTHDAY If Wednesday is your birth- day, your horoscope indicates # that, as of Sept. 1, you will enter a month-long cycle: which should be excellent from many angles. Planetary influences then will stimulate occupational # and business matters; also ™ fend cf August. a baths creative pursuits. It will also be a fine period) relax for romance, marriage and s0-| cial interests, In the aforesaid you connections, your next good pe- t Ye Ib. package of Cow riod for job advancement will! Rust pours 72 paras C Brand Baking Soda into a tub of 14 teaspoon cinnamon PSs {sauce will become a hit with \family and friends every time you serve it. the day and evening and are particularly good when lopped with a spiced plum sauce a ie pockets inside the corners and fill with marbles or stones. Whitfield. | Pair pillow cases embroider-) White rolls -- Mrs. Whitfield, | JUNIOR GIRLS - ed --_ Miss Margaret Brown,| Audrey White, Mrs. Theriault, CLASS 38 Mrs. Guy. Norma Leather, Shoebag, Felt -- Janet Brock. Apron ,half style, cotton --| Buns -- Mrs. Mitchell, Aud-| 'Tea towel embroidered -- rey White, Mrs, Whitfield, Mrs. pj y rlene Gor ec ee Be SS PR eee en Darlene Cortot:| oe ae aaa Maple cream -- Mrs, Davies, Bedroom slippers knit -- Janet| Mrs, Donnell, Mrs, Davies, Brock, Diane Brown, Dianne} Mrs. Clark. White. Chocolate fudge -- Mrs. Centennial scrap book--Diane| Davies, Mrs, Whitfield, Mrs. Brown, Darlene Gordon, Janet| COULDN'T STAND UP NELSON, B.C, (CP) -- As _|Judge Leo Gasner rose to leave lthe courtroom everyone stood jup except one woman. Sheriff |T. Fox said loudly and with a : _itouch of impatience: 'Please Weldon set oe, Feta z stand up." Replied the specta- Blainville, Quebec, formerly of tor timidly: "I can't. My dress Highest number of points in the Junior Girl's Section was) j}won by Janet Brock. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE ' Donnell, Mrs. Davies. Brock. | fi ed ae ' aan fe ol a, fancy, three ply Strawberry jam -- Mrs. Esta-| Article in artex paint -- Janse fortheomtne wartage er oe a6 CRUEL IS my chair. 4 'Avtivle 'th atae pnlgte Mie, iat lg Mrs. Davies, Mrs. are, Dianne White, Diane daughter, Marilyn Jean, to eae teased gang Morri Raspberry jan: -- Mrs, Esta-| Wall plaque -- Dianne White, esa stg eu. Psa son es r ORODKS: ATE) DEVICE, Diane Brown, Janet Brock. |Bowers, Nestleton. The mar- Woodwork' one eraser Peaches -- Mrs. Davies, Mrs.) Pincushion -- Diane Brown,|+iace is to take place Satur! Law, Mrs. 'Stauffer Steele r \Janet Brock, Dianne White. 1 day, September 9, 1967 at 3.00 CLASS 36. id Chih sauce -- Audrey White, | Shirt, cotton -- Janet Brock. p 7 in St George's Memorial Any two articles of different oe: atlas Mrs. Dodwell, |, Blouse, cotton -- Darlene Gor- Chureh, Anglican Oshawa crafts done in the act two Pickles, dill -- Mrs. Steele, \don, Janet Brock. 'on esis aah ae peared bi Anvohe yb year: fae, Lemon loaf -- Mrs. A. Whit-| Apron, half-style -- Darlene oe a \ and -over Wats Singlaie, Mee mee |Gordon, Dianne White, Janet| LITTLE RED RECORD Guy. sea ow 4 o cig > blanc -- us ar 4| HONG KONG (AP)--The lit-} 3 A - | Cup cakes -- Mrs, eele, ne pillow case, embroidered tle red bo "hi a ogg os eheer all ---- ™|Mrs_ Estabrooks, |-- Diane Brown, Janet Brock, | ict cm ae ee : i : : Date squares -- Mrs. Esta-! Dianne White. . i ' : Special class in woodwork Ivan Law. Special class in driftwood Norman Newman. Simpson-Sears special -- to the woman winning the most| points in the needlecraft section| --Mrs. W. E. Dodwell Sr., 137 Park road north. DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS 39 Pickles, Mrs. Silver. Pickles, bread and butter -- Mrs. Donnell, Mrs. Steele. Corn relish -- Audrey White,| Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs. Naples. | Chili sauce -- Mrs. Audrey White, Mrs. Dodwell. Pickled beets -- Audrey White, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Dod- well. | Canned strawberries -- Mrs.) Davies, Mrs, Steele. | sweet Davies, mustard --!| Mrs, Charles Canned raspberries -- Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Steele. | Canned cherries, red -- Aud rey White, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Steele. Canned peaches Mrs. | Steele, Audrey White. | Canned pears -- Mrs. Davies, | Mrs. Theriault, Audrey White. | Orange marmalade Mrs. ! Mitchell, Mrs. Whitfield, Strawberry jam -- Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs, Theriault, Mrs.| Whitfield. Whit- Raspberry jam -- Mrs, field. Mrs. Estabrook, Mrs.| Mitchell. Black currant jam -- Mrs. | hitfield, Mrs. Naples. | Saiad dressing, boiled -- Mrs.| ers -- Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs.) writs; Thi | Coates, Mrs. Steele. oo agg SHOREY Vault, -- Barbecue set -- Mrs. Coates, cp ags 49 | Mrs. Moore. Saal | q . Fruit cake, dark -- Mrs.} Aprin, kitchen, full length --|Ciark, Mrs. Donnell, Mrs. Whit. Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Naples, Mrs. | 514 Mrs. Naples 4 | Whitfield. | Fruit cake, light -- Mrs.) Apron, half style, cotton -- Nan'es, Mrs. Steele Audrey White, Mrs. Naples,) noe] eA ar Mrs. Gimblett go ogee suitable. for White layer cake -- Mrs. Christmas -- Mrs. Gimbiett,|Gouuee Mr. Neples, Mrs.) Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Dodwell. Banana. lever cake -- Mrs.| Cushion made of wool--Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. | Dodwell. | Cushion, toss s,et of three --} Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. | Skerratt. Leather wallet--Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Naples. Leather Purse -- Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Skerratt. Feltwork shoebag Mrs. Dodwell, Mrs. Coates. Needlepoint picture, not over 18' -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore. Clark, Mrs, Steele, Mrs. Gim- blett, Mrs. Naples. Tomato soup cake Gimblett, Mrs. Whitfield. | Cake, one layer -- Mrs. Gim-) blett, Mrs. Naples, Mrs. Whit-| field, Mrs. Estabrook. | December centennial cake --} Mrs Mitchell, Mrs. Crawford. | Tea biscuits -- Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Clark, Norma Leather, Mrs. Gimblett. Mrs.} |Ladies' Fellowship. brooks, Mrs, Theriault, Audrey; Two place mats, monogramm- White. ed -- Darlene Gordon, Janet Avnie pie -- Audrey White.) Brock. Mrs. Donnell, Mrs. Steele. Cotton cushion -- Janet Brock. Maple:cream -- Mrs. Davies,| Girl's cotton dress -- Janet Mrs. Donnell, Marion Davies. | Brock. Saiad plate cold -- Mrs. Don- nell. Brown, Janet Brock. ag Artificial corsage -- Dianne CLASS 42 |White, Diane Brown, Darlene Fry's special -- Mrs. Moore,|Gordon. Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. 'aples. | Neilson's special -- M Moore | Raisin pie -- Carol Halcomb, Lake of the Woods cake -- narlene Loscombe, Janet Brock. Beach Ladies' Fellowship Group,|Brown, Dianne White, Darlene Lakeview Handicraft Guild, / Gordon. Honeydale Women's Institute. Collection of Annuals -- Diane Antique China -- Honeydale Brown, Dianne White, Darlene Women's Institute, Pickering|Gordon. Beach Ladies' Fellowship Group, Vitis a tins eee We | TH ERE US i : "Pickering Beach ED TO. BE ONLY THE RICH AND THE POOR men's Institute, Pickering Beach Ladies' Fellowship, Lakeview Handicraft Guild. Loaf of white bread -- Lake- view Handicraft Guild, Picker- ing Beach Ladies' Fellowship) Group, Shirley Women's Insti-| . tu . ». Now there are those with ule. Plate of oatmeal cookies -- Honeydale Women's Institute. South East Pickering Firemen's Wives Association, Handicraft Guild. Johnny cake Handicraft Guild, Shirley Wo- men's Institute, Pickering Beac. charge accounts. Did you heor Lakeview |obout the gaily \decorated car with vakeview @ Sign on the back Taree reading 'Just Ma: ied' then Layer Cake decorated--Shirley | Women's Institute, Honeydale! There is a rum- Women's Institute, South East |or thot the U.S. Pickering Firemen"s Wives As-|9nd Russia are fin- sociation. ally a 9 ence : : ; a mutually-beneficial trade agree- : Old-fashioned table centre ™~l|ment. The U.S. is going to send Shirley Women 8 Institute, Hon- Russia 3,000 cars from Detroit and eydale Women's Institute, Lake- Russia is ging to send. back 20,- view Handicraft Guild. {000 parking spaces. | BOB EAKINS Petitpoint article -- Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Sker- ratt. New article in driftwood -- Audrey White. Arrangement of _ artificial flowers -- Audrey White, Janis Mitchell. Weaving -- Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Naples, Mrs. Gimblett. Metalcraft -- Janis Mitchell, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Bessie Gan- non. . Toilet tissue cover -- Mrs, Steele, Mrs. Skerratt, Mrs. Crawford. Dressed doll -- Janis Mitch- | ell, Miss Katherine Foreman. | Stuffed toy' -- Mrs. Skerratt. Audrey White, Mrs. Mitchell. Article made from wash The bigger @ man's head the 74 CELINA STREET FOR THE FINEST "Free Customer Parking While Shopping at Our Store" easier it is to fill his shoes, If youth only knew and old age! could. Custom and Ready Made | Keeping customer's needs fore- most ot all times is the secret of Inever losing them. That's our credo ; ; jand we'd like to practice it on in the Shades jyou. Won't you give us a coll? . fobrics . | | € Mé&C | Gillard Dry Goods & Droperies CLEANIT SERVICE LTD. EXPERTLY INSTALLED IDRY CLEANING, SHIRT LAUNDERING DRAPERY TRACKS 725-3555 latest and - See. . 723-7827 Barbie doll dresses -- Diane; ~ Article of any craft, not listed |spatters with another piece of] Ts.' Diane Brown, Dianne White. |brick. The dust picks up the |tung, has done so well Hong| Kong record shops now are of.-| fering a 10-inch LP entitled! Quotations of Chairman Mao Set to Music. Subscribers TO.is @ BLUE CROSS @ P.S.I. @ GREEN SHIELD NEED NOT PAY CASH! You Give Us The Doctors HOUSEHOLD HINT : If paint accidentally spatters jon unpainted brick, rub the} paint, camouflages the t 14 teaspoon allspice 1144 cups water Cut plum in half; remove pits and slice. Combine sugar, WIFE PRESERVES (Gir ace in wuter, Cook over] | Where Tine s coe: are: con medium heat until mixture be- gins to thicken. Add _ sliced plums, cover and simmer 10 minutes occur in January, with further} |progress indicated in April '4 a and relax, Excellent for |May and July. Other good cy- ay ; relieving hives, itching cles for social and sentimental Spe / skin and sunburn, concerns; December, next April "Sy and May COW BRAND BAKING SODA PURE BICARBONATE OF SODA warm water, Lie back lazily lcerned, while there may be no dramatic change in your status, lyou should find many pressures lof the past lifting during the Mrs, Moore, Mrs, Gimblett. Cookies -- Carol Halcomb,/ P * ae ; : ' . rescription Lake of the Woods bread -- Janet Brock, Darlene Gordon. MET THE EMPEROR Ww d the st Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Moore | Date squares -- Dianne White,| VANCOUVER (CP )--Mina e do the rest. Naples,| Lake of the Woods pie -- Aud- Carol Halcomb, Darlene Gordon.| Hamilton often saw Emperor a? base a ae Chocolate are cakes "a Dar-|Haile Selassie while teaching wae F McCormick's special -- 'S-'lene Gordon, Janet Brock, Carol'school for three years in Ethio- ity-Wide Deliver ee Mrs. Moore. Halcomb. pia but was presented to him City Y pits a ; ,.| Snapdragons -- Darlene Los-|for the first time in April dur-| aa Se -- combe, Dianne White, Diane ing his vast to Canada. "I used MITCH ELL S as , * ri mn. to see himy aroun Addis aa Lakeview Handicraft) "asters -- Darlene Loscombe, Slag she said. "But of DRUGS erreery +, Janet Brock. course never actually met] 9 Simcoe N. 723-3431 - Ao pe Git ee oe Zinnia -- Dianne White, Diane him or spoke to him." spite core is >, Brown, Janet Brock. aes - Saha Lakeview Handicraft) Arrangement in cup and sau- -- -- -- es Oe ma ONE OF CANADA'S MOST POPULAR GLASSES Honeydale Women's Institute, rece a tetan aes Dians -- a Shirley Women's Institute, Lake- Biben' planes White ES view Handicraft Guild. | iz : . Article of clothing -- Pickering, Marigold, French --_ Diane SINGLE VISION BIFOCALS $43 % $7995 COMPLETE WITH FRAME, LENSES AND CASE 65 STYLES, SHAPES AND COLORS 10 CHOOSE FROM @ FINEST NATIONAL BRAND FRAMES FIRST QUALITY LENSES BROKEN FRAMES REPAIRED OR REPLACED WHILE YOU WAIT WE FILL ALL PSI, OCULISTS AND OPTOMETRIST PRESCRIPTIONS AT SAME LOW PRICE, BIFOCALS, IF REQUIRED , , . KRYPTOK, ULTEX OR FLATTOP HOURS: 17 BOND ST. E. MON., TUES., THURS. 9 A.M, TO 5S P.M, 2nd Floor FRI. TILL 9 P.M. SAT. 9-12 CLOSED WED. 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