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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 20, 1967 Velvef Makes The Basic An Incurable Romantic Those soft shapes. So easy to wear, so flattering to a woman. But just another useful little dress -- until you have one in velvet. Deep-piled rayon velvet, like these. Ready to set off your favourite accessories. Ready to go casually ele- gant -- or dressed to the nines. Ready to go from 5 o'clock on... and on. Think about these velvet basics for your fall wardrobe. Moderately priced. Extravagantly useful. And first at Eaton's. Both in black, emerald, or American beauty red... sizes 10 to 20. A. Short-sleeve skimmer. B. Sleeveless long gown. DRESSES, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 541 PHONE 725-7373 SPECIAL FUR JACKET CLEARANCE Save up to 171.002 A wide variety of fur jackets...a style and fur to suit almost every woman. Black Lamb (dyed) some mink trimmed. Grey Lamb (dyed) some mink trimmed. Brown Lamb (dyed) some mink tirmmed. China Mink (dyed) Russian Kolinsky (dyed) Sheared and Bleached Muskrat Flank. Long haired Muskrat Flank. (dyed). Reg. 399.00 to 459.00 SPECIAL, EACH FUR SALON, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 248 PHONE 725-7373 20% OFF! Vanity Fair Hosiery Happening CONTINUES TO WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 What's happening? Just the grandest sale of EATON'S own sleek proportioned nylons this season! The kind of hosiery you can never have too much of . . . the kind you can depend on for. flattering fashion. Styles, shades, and sizes-a-plenty. Sanitized for lasting freshness, and EATON'S Research Bureau approved. Stock up now -- when pods a 20% happening for you to take advantage of. Stop in at your nearest EATON Store, or buy your supply by phone. TO GO UNDER RESEARCH SEAL: This mark of excellence proclaims that this product has been carefully examined and tested to establish its high quality and intrinsic value. A strict technically-oriented Quality-Control Program assures you that this high standard is maintained at all times. VANITY FAIR PIN MONEY Each style in this group comes in proportioned sizes: Petite 81/2 to 10; Classic 9 to WW; and Tall 10 to 11. Style 106 and 401 -- 400-needle, 15-denier, seamless hose in mesh knit. In tender beige, toupe mist, burnt sugar, nut brown, mocha, white Style 307 --- 400-needle, 15-denier, seamless nylons with stretchy double. Ban-Lon top. In tender beige, taupe mist, mocha, and nut brown, Reg. .79 3 pairs 2.28 eR cog cc 63 6 pans 3,00 VANITY FAIR CANTRECE The stocking that fits and feels like a "second skin". GOSSIP CANTRECE -- STYLE 400: smooth dress sheer knit, in tender, beige, taupe mist, mocha, nut brown, Sizes Petite: A (81/2 to 9), B (91 to 10), Classic A (81% to 9), B (9% toi 10) C (10% to 10), Tall C (10% to 11), D (11% to 12). erecta. pale -- ume 1.11 3 pains 3.20 PIN MONEY CANTRECE -- STYLE 6516 -- Reinforced toe and heel cantrece, in tender alee taupe mist, mocha. Sizes A (812 to 9), B (9% to 10), C (10% to 11) and D (11% to 12) SPRCiAL, "a nea ae ae 63 6 pais 3,50 VANITY FAIR GOSSIP Neat fitting hose in this group come in proportioned sizes: Petite, Classic, and Talk STYLE 622 -- 400-needle, 15-denier, seamless dress sheer micro mesh. In tender beige, taupe mist, mocha, nut brown. Sizes Petite 8/2 to 10, Classic 9 to 11, and Tall 10 to 11%. re ae sere on ee 3 pairs 3,04 STYLE 421 -- Seamless 'just fabulous' hose, in smooth plain knit, three thread. Tender beige, taupe mist, mocha. Petite B¥2 to 10. Classic 9 to 11, and Tall 10 to 11. Su ek ele 18 3 pairs 3.04 VANITY FAIR FULL-FASHIONED NYLONS NO. 200 -- WALKING SHEER -- Tender beige and taupe mist in sizes: Classic 9 to 117 and Tall 10 to 11. at a ew -- pe aie ea aa (elhag 1,03 3 PAIRS 3,04 NO. 230 WALKING SHEER WITH COTTON FOOT -- Tender beige afd taupe mist in sizes: Classic 9 to 11 and Tall 10 to 11. Sale, solr a eS eee ae aa: 1.19 3 pans 3.00 VANITY FAIR SEMI-SERVICEWEIGHT NYLONS NO. 240 FULL-FASHIONED WITH FLEX TOP for extra give. Tender beige or taupe mist in sizes: Classic 9 to 11 and Tall 10 te 12. : sale. _ Ps Lye 1.19 3 pains 3,50 NO. 145 HIGH QUALITY SERVICEWEIGHT NYLONS -- Full-fashion in tender beige or taupe mist. Sizes: Petite 81% to 10, Classic 9 to 11 and Tall 10 to 11. Lr Pd tered ci ee Ne 1.27 3 pairs 00 HOSIERY, MALL LEVEL, DEPT. 201 PHONE 725-7373 PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY (Please, No Telephone or Mail Orders) Ordinarily 9.00 to 16.0% SPECIAL, each . ...zerexere:: a ph ng assortment of styles and colours in the group . . . Size 14 only. Colourful prints and solids. SPORTSWEAR, UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 246 d Home Ne Of Oshawa, W ville, Ajax, neighboring c rio and Durt VOL, 26--NO. 244 MONTREAL TRAM, | Strike To Re: QUEBEC (CP)--A special 10- hour session of the legislature ending early today has ordered Montreal's_ striking transport workers to be back on the job by 3 a.m. Monday. Violation of the Jaw would in- volve heavy fines, jail sentences and decertification of the unions involved for at least 12 months. The legislature moved swiftly through first, second and final readings of a Union Nationale government bill to end the strike within 48 hours after the bill was declared. Lt.-Gov. Hugues Lapointe gave the bill Royal Assent and prorogued the special session at 2:59 a.m. The session of the legislature outlasted a demonstration spon- sored by the Confederation of National Trade Unions which at- tracted about 1,000 people at its peak. PROTEST FIZZLES The CNTU organized the dem- onstration to protest the legisla- tion but the demonstrators left for home long before the gov- ernment bill was declared law. In debate in the legislature the Liberal Opposition suc- ceeded in convincing the gov- ernment to amend its bill to provide for a period of concili- ation before compulsory arbi- Hie tration takes effect, Ke The strikers and the Montreal a Transportation Commission will be given 15 days to negotiate in the presence of a government-| vii appointed conciliator. ri If the 15-day. period fails to} hi produce agreement, the cabinet) 8! can authorize a further 15 days| 0 of negotiation before submitting) bt the dispute to compulsory arbi- tration if necessary. the The Liberal Opposition fought|nece a clause which would enable the/lead government to dissolve a union|™U5 if less than 70 per cent of the| 7! union members failed to return|fine fo work 'within the 48-hour pe- al riod. the The Opposition described the) ¥, threat of dissolving the union as/be | retrograde, unnecessary, unjus- tified, unacceptable, undemo- cratic and discriminatory. ASSURES ACTION The government argued that B Police Send |» real em] Call For Help =: ther QUEBEC (CP) -- Demonstra-|>us tors protesting against the adop- tion of a bill aimed at settling|the the Montreal transit strike al-jwo most came to blows with police vie Friday night during a demon-| tiny stration in front of the provin- cial legislative buildings. ice Provincial police had to send\~ for reinforcements shortly be- fore midnight as tension mount- ¢ ed. However, police resisted a group of about 20 noisy demon- strators who were part of about ( 200 textile union workers from the Sherbrooke region. One policeman was struck by i a demonstrator and several oth-/ery ers were hit with plastic bags|Pa containing paint. Bottles were toc thrown in the direction of the ie government buildings. i It was reported that demon. |sit strators attempted to set fire to lou two municipal police motorcy- mi cles at the Quebec Coliseum de without success. ov COMMUNIST SOURC Viet Pe This dispatch was filed to The Associated Press by an Australian correspondent who reports for Communist newspapers from Commu- rist countries from which most non-Communist corre- spondents are barred. By WILFRED BURCHETT HANOI (AP)--There is ! possibility of any talks or eve contacts between Hanoi and tl U.S. government unless tl bombardment and other acts war against North Vietnam a halted. This is the position anne me during conversations In © last few days. with Prem' Pham Van Dong, Nguyen D: Trinh, foreign minister and de uty premier, and other hig ranking government and pat leaders. a Hanoi is in no moot concessions or bargaining &