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DA IS 1 442 Birks Bldg. Phone 23581. WASTE FATS WANTED Beginning Monday, May 15, the collection of Salvage Fats will be recommenced i in Edmonton. Take your fats, IN METAL CONTAINERS, to your NEAREST FIRE HALL 10016 104 11165 101 118 Ave. at 65 10322 83 or 10986 126 St.

FATS Are URGENTLY REQUIRED For the War Effort SALVAGE SECTION OF THE WAR SERVICES COUNCIL OF NORTHERN ALBERTA A COMPLETE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING SERVICE. TAILORING STORAGE Phone New Method 26114 LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Jasper at 111th St. VICTOR RECORDS MAKE RINGS GOT ONCE IN A WHILE IT BAD Tommy Dorsey Duke Ellington MOON Sammy Kaye Love Freddy Martin INTERMEZZO Glonn Miller THAT OLD BLACK Artie Shaw MAGIC Lanny Clinton MY Benny Goodman REVERIE THESE ALL THE THINGS YOU FOOLISH ARE THINGS Eight Great Bands Eight Sweet Melodies -EDMONTON JOURNAL, SATURAY, MAY 13, 1944 To Receive at Club Affair Wednesday a include squad play. from cen- 25 of C. Prof.

and Mrs. O. J. Walker. past president, and Mr.

Farnham Howarth, treasurer. Mrs. R. B. Clifton, president, spoke of plans for a Little Theatre building, stating that the profits on all plays are now being placed in a fund recently created for that purpose.

The Little Theatre has invested to date $1,8001 in Victory bonds, she It WAS suggested that the board of syndics continue meeting during the summer months. Highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Dr. Kerr trophy for outstanding performance of the year Mr. Farnham Howarth for the role of Gramps in "On Borrowed Mrs. Clifton made the presentation.

Re-elected to office were Mrs. R. B. Clifton, Mrs. P.

Greenwood, Miss Lutie Jessup, Mrs. E. P. Gowan and Mr. F.

Howarth. New board officers Miss C. Manser, Miss Gwen Seller. Miss Marion Gimby, Mrs. A.

deBriujn, Edward JohnJ. son, Mr. R. Unwin and Mr. Robert Haskin.

Program Announced For C.W.A.C. Drive Special attractions for C.W.A three-day recruiting drive, beginMonday will demonstrations the precision No. C.W.A.C. Basic Training tre and picVermilion, authentic the Battle Britain. Monday at 6:45 p.m., N.C.O.'s members of the precision squad, will parade to the Legion Memorial hall for demonstration on the bowling green.

The Roval Canadian Air Force band will At 8:00 p.m. Monday showing special army films in the Legion hall will be open to the public, with the exception of children under 17 years of age. The picture will be: followed an address by Lieut. Lucile Innes, C.W.A.C, recruiting officer. Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., there will be 8 full parade of members of No.

15 administrative unit, with Capt. Naomi Page in command. The parade will be led by the precision squad and the band of the Royal Canadian Air Force March past at the saluting base at 101 st. and Jasper is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., and later the precision squad will give a demonstration at Garneau school, 87 ave, at 109 with the band of the Loyal Edmonton Regiment reserve army in attendance. At 8:00 p.m.

there will be another showing of the Battle of Britain films in the Gateau school auditorium, with Lucile Innes as speaker. On Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. the precision squad will hold a demonstration at the Prince of Wales armories, the R.C.A.F. band supplying the music. All women's clubs in Edmonton have been invited to a special showing of army films at 3:00 p.m.

at the armories and afterward to an inspection of the C.W.A.C, baracks. They will be the guests of the officer commanding, Capt. Naomi Page, and members of No. 15 Administrative Unit C.W.A.C. Daily Calendar Queen of Alberta Orange lodge 803 the Eastwood community hall.

Monday, 8:00 p.m. Christ church W.1.-in the parish hall. Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. Wesley auxiliary to the W.M.S.-in the church parlor Monday. 3:00 p.m.

Highlands United church W.M.SIn the church parlor, Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. Mrs. J. Douglas will be guest speaker. Edmonton Anglican church diocesan board of W.A.-At the see house, 10416 131 Monday, 8:00 p.m.

Monthly executive meeting. Eastwood United church W.M.S.In the church. 119 ave. and 82 Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. Baby band meeting for mothers and babies.

Circle 4 of Norwood United Church Ladies' -At the home of Mrs. J. W. McTaggart, 11530 95A Monday, 8:00 p.m. Edmonton Creche board- -at the Macdonald, Monday, at 3:00 p.m..

Government authorities in are making strenuous efforts to increase production of all cereals, particularly wheat, it is reported in Lisbon. "Inter-sowing" of corn in fields of winter wheat and oats is urged on farmers to help relieve the food shortage, Imports of foodstuffs in 1943 were substantially less than in 1942. Of eight fundamental food staples only rice supplies show signs of augmenting. SPECIAL! SCHOOL GIRLS' PERMANENTS $1:00 NU-FASHION Beauty Upstairs, 10357 Jasper Ph. 21884 Mrs.

Ewart Macpherson, wife of Wing Commander Macpherson, officer commanding No. 4 I.T.S., who will receive with Mrs. Frank Wyatt, president of the Y.M.C.A War Services club, at the club's fourth annual open house Wednesday next. The reception will continue through the afternoon and evening. United Church Wedding For Helen Shaw Spring flowers and fern formed the setting in Robertson United church Friday for the marriage of Miss Florence Helen Shaw, R.N., daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. B. B. Shaw, of Edmonton and LAC. John Robert Suter, R.C,A.F., son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Suter, of Vancouver. Rev Dr.

E. T. Scragg, of Wesley United church. officiated. The bride entered for the ceremony on the arm of her father.

She wore 8 gown of white sheer styled with tight- fitting torso, from which a tull skirt fell in graceful folds the floor. Her chapel veil of white sill- net was caught to her head with a wreath of fresh flowers and she carried Talisman roses Miss Dorothy sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, in blue, made with long torso waistline, full skirt and short sleeves. wore white elbow -length lace gloves, and her bouquet of mixed spring flowers. Best man was Sgt. Gilbert Suter, C.O.C..

brother of the groom. Mr. Peter Delicate played the wedding marches, and Miss Ruth Watt, soloisi, sang "At Dawning." A reception was held at the Corona hotel, where the bride's table wes laid in white and centred with a three-tiered wedding cake surrounded in white tulle sprinkled with spring flowers White streamera formed an archway from the ceiling to the table. Dr. Scragg proposed the toast the bride.

The bride's mother, Mrs. Shaw. received in royal purple, with corsage of pink carnations. Her small black har was trimmed with purple and flowers and black veiling, Mrs. Suter, mother of the groom.

was in black, an afternoon dress, and a corsage of pink carnations. The newlyweds left on a honeymoon trip to Banff and Vancouver, the bride traveling in beige, a dressmaker suit with which she wore a rust top coat and rust accessories. return they will make their home at Vulcan, where the groom is stationed. -town guests were Mr. and Mrs.

S. Bergson, of Saskatoon, Mr. Mrs. J. R.

Suter, of Vancouver, and Sgt. Gilbert Suter, R.C.O.C., of Prince George, B.C, Carol Coote, Bride Australian Officer The chapel of St. college, was the scene the Stephen's, marriage of Carol, second daughter of Mrs. R. M.

Coote and the late Mr. Coote of Leduc, to Pilot Officer Ronald A. Parker, R.A.A.F., only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Parker, of Sydney, Australia. Flight Lieutenant Smith, of No. 2 A.0.8. officiated at the ceremony.

Mrs. George Evans. of Parkland, grandmother of the bride, gave her away. The bride wore an afternoon frock in French blue, with white accessories, and carried American Beautv roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Gwyneth Coote, younger sister of the bride, was in navy blue with hat to match and corsage of sweetheart roses.

Sergeant D. R. Given was best man, and the ushers were Pilot Officer J. Ensor and Sergeant K. Budge, all of the The wedding march was plaved by Mrs.

A. G. Campbell, and Mrs. R. S.

Broad sang "I'll Walk Beside You." After the ceremony a reception to 75 guests was held at the Leduc home of the bride. Receiving with the wedding party were the bride's mother and grandmother, the former wore a black sequin gown. silver fox cape and Parma violets. After the reception PO, and Mrs. Parker left for a short trip to Banff, the bride traveling in cinnamon brown with English tan accessories and corsage of Talisman roses.

-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Coote of Nanton; Miss Olwyn Hains of Calgary: Miss Monica Wood and Mr.

and Mrs D. Hayden of High Prairie; Mr. and Mrs. A. Parry of Red Deer.

The bride was formerly a student at the University of Alberta. She is a member of the teaching staff at High Prairie. Rev. and Mrs. J.

R. Geeson, of Holden, were in Edmonton Friday for the wedding of their daughter, Gladys Elaine, and Petty Officer George Switzer, R.C.N.V.R. Gladys Geeson Friday Bride A wedding of interest in Edmonand other Alberta points took ton place in St. Stephen's college chapel Friday, when Miss Gladys Elaine Geeson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.

John R. Geeson, of Holden, became the bride of Petty Officer George Guinn Switzer, R.C.N,V.R., son of Mrs. G. H. Switzer, of Acton, and the late Mr.

Switzer. Rev. J. R. Geeson, the bride's father, officiated.

The bride wore a white silk jersey, a toe-length model with full skirt. Her veil of embroidered net WAs held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried sweetheart roses and freesias. Miss Jean Cramer, of Claresholm, was bridesmaid. She was in pale pink sheer and carried blue iris and pink carnations.

Best man was Chief Petty officer Currie W. Hawkins, of Ottawa. Mrs. A. J.

Hogge, of Calgary, sister of the bride, played the wedding marches. During signing of the register Miss Dorothy Geeson, sister of the bride, sang "I Did Not Know." The reception WAS held at the home of Major and Mrs. R. W. Bradley, where the bride's table was centred with a model convoy of the Canadian navy, flanked on either side with candles and flags.

The wedding cake, on a silver base, was topped with red, white and blue flowers, and miniature flags. Toast to the bride was proposed by CPO, Hawkins. Mrs. Bradley received with the bride's mother, Mrs. Geeson, who wore aquamarine with a corsage of red roses.

The newlyweds left for a short honeymoon at Banff, the bride traveling in a turquoise wool suit, with accessories of touched with white and corsage gardenias. navy, On return PO, and Mrs. Switzer will make their home temporarily in Edmonton. This dressy dinner sweater designed to make a smart, informal costume out of a skirt is one of the season's designs. It is hand -knit of boule with newest.

hand-knit metal strip inserts eleverly used. It's the sort of thing that gives wonderful and smart Gymkhana Planned May 24 in Afternoon Y.M.C.A. United War Services Plan Fourth Annual Open House The fourth annual "open house" of the Y.M.C.A. United War Services club. 102A ave.

and 100 will be held Wednesday next, 3:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.. with Mrs. Frank Wyatt, president, receiving. Assisting her will be Mrs. V.

Patriache, Mrs. Ewart Macpherson, Mrs. Eugene Stevens, Mrs. J. A.

Dawson, Mrs. E. Brown and Mrs. A. D.

Youmans. Pouring tea will be Mrs. P. Seddicum. Ten countries comprising the allied nations will be represented by tea pourers in national dress.

They will be Mrs. P. Seddicum, who will represent the United States; Mrs. T. C.

Marm, China; Mme. N. Stromiloff, Russia; Mrs. C. T.

Olson, Norway; Mrs. C. E. Michil, New Zealand; Mrs. J.

D. Ruttan, CzechoSlovakia; Mme. E. Michand, Free France; Mrs. Spillios, Greece; Christina Sigmund, Holland; Mme.

J. Lambert, Belgium; Mrs. Sabaloff, Yugoslavia; Mrs. N. Kinisky, Poland.

Mrs. J. Boyd McBride Hostess At Pre-nuptial Reception, Friday Entertaining in honor of her daughter, Miss Alison McBride, whose marriage to Mr. Richard Douglas will take place quietly on May 24, Mrs. J.

Boyd McBride held a reception to 200 guests Friday at her home in 113 st. In the drawing-room the decorations were carried out in tulips, stocks, sweet peas and iris in pastel shades. Mrs. McBride wore black with an embroidery motif in crystal beads. Her daughter wore white crepe Elizabeth, her graduation gown, which had touches of silver in the bodice.

Mrs. Ancus Douglas, mother of the bridegroom-to-be, was in gray, with violets. The tea table in the dining room WAS laid in filet lace silver and spring flowers. Pouring were Mrs. W.

A. R. Kerr, Mrs. William Dick, Mrs. Balmer Social and Personal R.

L. CHADSEY arrived Saturday by plane from Brockville, to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Chadsey, 10948 84 ave. The engagement is announced of Miss Nara McGillivary, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. McGillivary, of Edmonton, to Mr.

Charles Wilfred Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Watson, of Moose Jaw. The wedding will take place at the end of the week. The Soroptimist club of Edmonton will hold its dinner meeting Monday, 6:30 p.m., in the Corona hotel.

Mrs. Kate Lyons will give a report of the regional conference at. Chilliwack, B.C. There will be an election of officers. Mrs.

A. M. Campbell has returned to Vancouver after spending a few days in the city with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H.

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Dudsons Bay Company COMPANY NICORPORATEB MAT PT. EATO.N COmMON 10168 101st Street Phone 21315 10139 Jasper Ave, RADIO AND MUSIC DEPT. Briererest Sadde club will hold 8 gymkhana May 24 at the club gorunds, 117 ave. and 149 in aid of comforts men of Loyal Edmonton regiment and the Kinsmen's -Britain fund. The program, which will include races and jumping events, will start at 2:30 p.m.

Today's Coupons Ration coupons currently valid: Butter: Nos. 58 to 61. Tea, coffee: Nos. 14 to 29, E-1 to E-6, and T-30 to T-32. Sugar: Nos.

14 to 32. Jam. syrup, honey: Orange-colored coupons Nos. 1 to 20. Meat: Unrationed temporarily.

COLD WAVE The Town at Talk of $8.50 PEARL'S BEAUTY PARLOR "Bigger Staff to Serve You" 10163 100A Street Ph. 21278 SUMMER COLDS CATARRH, ROSE FEVER Insert little Buckley's Stainless White Rub in each nostril several times daily. You'll he surprised and delighted to see how quickly this helps clear your clogged nostrils, eases breathing, relieves your discomfort. it must give relief faster or your money back. 30c and 50c.

TAKE A JAR ON YOUR VACATION RUCKLEYC STAINLESS I WHITE RUB Manchester, England, held an nibition of textile furnishings showing samples of fabrics to be made available after the war. Watt, Mrs. B. Spencer, Mrs. William Wilkin, Mrs.

R. R. Todd of Victoria, Underwood and Mrs. H. O.

Grainger. Assisting were Mrs. Gerald Charlesworth, Mrs. William Muster, M1s. Lee Brintell, Mrs.

Logan Sutherland, Mrs. Howard Emery, Mrs. Julian Garret, Mrs. John Cleve Kenwood, Mrs. Paul Foug, Mrs.

Sydney Crouley, Mrs. Ewart Macpherson, Mrs. Norman Cook, Mrs. White, Mrs. Leonard Wize, Mrs.

Jack Charlesworth, Miss Mary Douglas, Miss Lenore Connor, Miss Mary Geggie, Mrs. Daniel Radford, Miss Driscoll, Miss Isabelle Driscoll, Miss Margaret Massey, Miss Gwynneth Evans, Miss Margaret Allen, Miss Isabelle Bowman, Mrs. Frank Walkins, Miss Lois Macpherson. In charge of dining-room were Mrs. C.

E. Shaw of Ryley, Mrs. ham Huckel and Miss Susan Brewster. The trousseau was shown by Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs.

Andrew Strang, Mrs. Hart Collins, Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs. Jeanne Dubuc, Miss Ruth Jamieson, Mrs. J.

R. Teviotdale, Mrs. R. Douglas, Miss F. Naftel, Mrs.

Robert Grant, Miss Lita Martin, Mme. Louis Cassault, Mrs. C. Hampton Smith, Miss Jessie Horne. Red Cross Receives Letter of Gratitude Hearty thanks for clothing sent to Britain by the Edmonton Red Cross work depot is expressed by the Women's Voluntary Service of Minehead, Somerset, in a letter received Wednesday by Mrs.

R. Procter, vice-chairman war work for the Alberta division of the Red Cross. The letter reads: "The Women's Toiuntary Service of this town have asked me to write to you. They have been showing me some of the things sent over by your people to those of ours who have been in bombed areas. It is with a very full heart that I sit down and write these few lines to you to add my thanks to those of others for all you are doing for us and have done.

"The pyjamas are very much appreciated and we send our most grateful thanks. They are beautifully made. Will you please tell each one of your members how delighted we are with them and your wishes kind thoughts of us. We send best to you M. Snell." All women's pyjamas shipped from the Edmonton district were made by members of the Red Cross var work group of McDougall United church under the convenership of Mrs.

Norman Duke and Mrs. A. G. Carmichael. This is the fourth letter expressing thanks for women's pyjamas has been received by the Edmonton Red Cross, Mrs.

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LOVELY NEW BLANKETS NEW BED-THROWS and Other New Articles Made From Your Old Woollens AT VERY LOW COST I You'll appreciate our service. For years it has been used by many Edmonton homes and letters of thanks and appreciation continually come in. A QUEBEC WOMAN WRITES: "I only wish I had woollens for another order." A CUSTOMER IN B.O. SAYS: "My blankets are lovely!" DISTANCE MEANS NOTHING We pay the freight on 100 lhs. or over, on your old woollens.

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