The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 26

1 25.:. .7, i 1 Carlingwood Shopp v.r THIS IS Alt ARCHITECTS SKETCH OF THE CARLINGWOOD SHOrNNQ CENTBI New Centre Largest In Eastern Canada On of. Canada' largest i Drug restaurant, a bar-hopping centres, shoppers ber ahop, a beauty aaJon, a dry. dream, will ooen many of Its 'cleaning and laundry establish- door to the people ol Ottawa jment and a (330,000, 24-lane tomorrow, Th new and (learning shops th Carlingwood Shopping Centre, on Carllng avenjie at Woodroffe, are ready to wring wide their doora and reveal an amazing variety of good and services. Today there are our buP nesses In operation.

Tomorrow there will be It and within a ahort time mora than 40 pHees of business will offering their With buildings and parking areas covering SO eeree of ground, th centra larger than any, to be found In Mont- 1 real or Toronto. Matching. 1U six will be the extent of the services It will offer eventually everything from soup to nuts to clothing and home furnishings, business and professional services, banking and automobile maintenance. It will not be simply a matter of offering on of every- thing, either. Carlingwood offers variety, even within nearly every 'field of merchandising and business so Its.

customers may enjoy the vltlmatrtn selection. Seven More Stares. Because of its tremendous slse. th places of business, ut Carlingwood could not be opened all at one and tomorrow's ceremonies will mark th addition of seven more stores to th ever-growing centra. These are the Bata Shoe Stores, Zellers Ltd, Lindora ladles Wear.

Reltman. Amew Surpass Shoe Stores, P. W. Wool worth and Company and the Maternity Shop. Already In operation are th two-storey Simpsons 8eara ton, th backbone- of th centre; th large and modern Loblaws groceteria and two banks, th Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Bank of Uora ScoUs.

On March JlV Talrweatheri' new store will begin business and following along In ahort order will be Warren's Men's Wear, United Clfar Stores, Davis -Agencies, Tamblyn's NwMaiyWtor FALSE TEETH With LitU Worry tr ml hiiinsfi fl totHb dropping, fslrpiMac wobbLlmc. rABTSETS heiom ptM strsncr attor oat fomMf. Hit. plautat povdwr htta Doam muw nBttsw, It's ftUstlfMt Cbcki "puu ftdor" 48Bttjr tpremUi). 0 fAMlUMim HI truf upMsiMr.

C32CZ59 I ond OTTAWA" Eajoy a wide choice of deperrare aad arrival feat, comfortable riding ia aircoa-diriooed cars. Xeserved Coach Seats available a The Csaadisa. Scenic Dome cranscoa-tiaeaial traia. laqeir at Caaadiaa PaciCc office for traia depertar tian to soil yor coa- CHJITf CI MM) bowling alley, complete with lunch-room and day nursery for bowling mothers. Xven all of this will not complete Carlingwood field of operation.

A two-storey office building is to be erected and mad available to doctors, dentists and other professional men as well as small personal, businesses. There still will be store space open after that and many more merchants ar expected to take advantage of the centre as an Ideal location for doing business. CJM Servlc SUUoa. Topping off all this business and unique In Ottawa la the automobile service station to be found, already In operation. Just inside th Woodroff avenue entrance.

Her the shopping family may leave its car and hav It completely serviced (including a tank of gas sold lor six cents per gallon less than elsewhere) while It tours the stores, Carlingwood, In other words, will have everything to offer in one relatively compact location that could be found In small city. Surrounding the great array of retail premises (Simpsons-' Sears alone has 185,000 square feet of merchandising space on Its two floors) will be parking areas unequalled In the city. In carefully-supervised stalls and rows, 3,000 cars can be psrked' within a moment's walk of any store In the centre. Ac 1T cess can be mad through any of th numerous entrance off Carllng and Woodroffe. This, of course, represents one of the premier advantages of Carlingwood the ease and convenience It offers those who shop by car.

Tor th non-drirers, th centre la easily reached by pub 11c transport. Two bus lines approach It vis Carllng and each Britan nia street car Is met at the Woodroffe atop by a shuttle- bus which carries passengers to the front of the centra. In the stores' the shopper will find himself amid tasteful decorations In. th modern line, sofUy and brightly lit Aisles sre as wide as th selection of goods, displayed In a manner which makes shopping easy, Wlndew-Shepplng Easy. Even window shopping Is simplified.

The centre pre sents a front which Is almost all glass from a point two feet off the ground up to the side walk-shelter which runs the full length of all store, front as weather prfttccuon. To ensure a major necessity of any shopping centre, that a truly complete group of facili ties be made available, ntr- llngwood will have a number of stores In competition witn on another. Many types of goods ar represented by two or more competing stores, offering not only th wider variety but th ad vantai to th ahopper of competitive prices. Businesses lsrge and small all find their place in Carllng wood, from th department -1(1 THE OTTAWA JOURN AC WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14.H51 Believe It or Not ers Th larg new Carlingwood, Shopping expanding with th opening of seven mdr stores tomorrow, may surrounded by parking areas but Is not forgetting th families without car. I Not only baa It worked to hav better but servlc provided.

It 1 even seeing to It that no extra cost 1 placed upon It chopper by OTC tone fares. Westbound bus and streetcar riders must pay an additional five cents when travelling be yond Broadview. Carlingwood will not only return this nickel, but will add another to see the shopper home. store with Its tremendous stocks to the specialty shop which can meet th more unusual desires of many shon- in isct, uie Dusinemnen bi Carlingwood state that, before lone, nobody will ever stop at th centra and leave wltnout have acquired exactly what 1-e wanted. estwHTS CF 1 SUES fXWlW LEFT TX WW H006 rirWJ Vm imi acuta.

Dream i Shopping Centre to Pay Bus, Tram Zone Charges i Beginning tomorrow, those who us public transport to the centre need only present a transfer at any store In Car-I llngwood and they will be given ten cents for It There ar three different mean of getting to Carllng' wood via OTC, On. Carllng avenue, the Ottawa West bus, which originates at Confederation Square, will drop the shopper at the centre, as will the Britannia bus. The servlc is operated very half-hour. There Is also the Britannia streetcar line, which can be boarded In th downtown area. Sine th stop at Woodroffe th centre, Carlingwood' mer chants have provided a shut tle-bus, which meets every streetcar and carries the shop pers right to th centre, Easy accessibility, both by ear and public transport, Is thus assured to Eastern Canada's largest shopping centre.

(fMlDClEUX, (liM-KTO) OIEDTIMEM VUCL9 BECAUSE M. rJlXntRSTHTYWU) e-s2k SLomo iiii.AW AHIst; Jri Miss Pan Dandy N. v2 Extends I CARUWOOD I 1 SIIOPPIIIG CENTRE I While Inspecting Carlingwood, Ottawa's JSf newest and largest Shopping JS ur to visit Simpsons-Sears beautiful Sa- ih taurentlde Cafeteria, operated by Morrt- JSr S. ann-amothe. You will appreciate the 1 Jyp' 5t bright modern decor, th relaxing atmos- Jhere and the extra care, that makea a Jq meal much mor inviting.

Drop in soon. u1- LAUREIITIDE CAFETERIA Carlingwood TEA WAGOII PASTRY COUIITER Loblawt, Carlingwood Carlingwood Easter Section On Wednesday Th Journal will publish a ll-pag Easter (bopping upplement on Carlingwood Plata next Wednesday, March Si. Entitled -Mr. and Mrs. Ottawa go Easter Shopping at it la th story of a typical family shopping tour through th new shopping centre.

Pie turea will be used to tell th story of th many shopping conveniences to be found at Carlingwood. 'Be sura to watch for this interesting "and value-filled supplement In next Wednesday's Journal. Recalls Pioneer U.S. Rail Days PAIR VIEW. 111.

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a-svamiBWSBrammi i I a wT I- ed railroader, remember when the "Peavine Railroad" waa an important gauge 41nk between Oalesburg and West Havana, HL (1-mlle Pulton county narrow gauge, railway com menced operation In 4878 In th Spoon river valley. The road was changed to a stand ard gauge -line on October IS, ibos, when 430 workmen converted th tracks on a Sunday. Ekatrand says th "Peavine" got its nickname from th fact that It had 183 curves to make It on of th crookedest roads to be found in its heyday. He retired In 1(41 after 81 years or railroading. VV COMING SOON TO CARLINGWOOD Watch for the opening of another quality men' and boya wear store to be open.

ed soon In Ottawa's newest and most complete shop ping centre. STILL TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 755 Bank Street Billings Bridge Plaza jiV imimmmmmmmmwMMmmmmimmmf 4 1 in CAE.LINGWOOD) CARLIIIG AVENUE AT WOODROFFE Reitmtn's brings a new, modern Ladies' Wear store, renowned for quality and fashion leadership, at purse-pleasing prices to this This marks the opening of Reitman's 79th store lo Canada. policy: r- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONET, REFUNDED TkeTadVantege of the' GRAND OFjENING SPECIALS, SHOP NOW AND SAVE! FIRST QUALITY NYLON TRICOT COTTON SLIPS A charming eolleetkm nf pre shrank cotton and no-iron pitaae, slips Designed (ar mm of wear, ease ear. Styled with eyelet trims at bndlee, straps, hemline. White.

CHaes to 40. COTTON KNITS To mla and match with skirts, suits. Pine Jnterleek knIU In a wMe ausertment of styles, snlld eoloun and atrlpea. Knellent values. Slasa S-at -U iiJ j.MLVri MdsMMlSH NYLONS II Gang.

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White. 8-ai-U 1 I 1 1 PETTICOATS .44 .44 .88 3 Pit. $1.30 DRESSES Pert Spring dreawe for' Daytime and Datetlme wear. Draws with Jackets, slim sheaUt. long torso styles, flared sklru In new linen fabrics, satin-Back vederos, eoUona, Pastel colours and navy.

Slrra te I. 10 to JO. VALLES TO SIIM. COTTON PYJAMAS Bhunbertime beauties In pre -shrunk cotton and nob-on plisse, In the popular Notch collar style. Available In novelty print and small floral designs.

Sizes S-M-U NYLON TRICOT OUmoroua gowns In white, pink, blue with nylea and embroidery trims. Iots of smart styling far the price. Come and sea them today. Slses S-K-t. GOWIIS inuN PANTIES Better ajuallty nykn trlent brtefs In elastic leg styles.

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