Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 2, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba 14 Winnipeg free press Friday october 2, 1964 London Salon in which Couturier Charles Creed has designed clothes for Chic englishwoman is to become the Headquarters of a real estate firm. Creed whose great great great Grandfather founded the firm in 1710, could not afford to renew the m a y f a i r House s lease. Hibiscus uses the Hibiscus Plant was used by 18th Century women who crushed the Flower for Eyebrow and hair Dye. If you re cold in this underwear better move South nothing except maybe the tropics will keep you warmer than Stan Field s Thermal underwear. This is because thousands of tiny knit pockets actually capture body warmth and insulate you against below Zero weather. This Winter proof underwear is made in a Choice of weights in All Cotton Cotton and Wool and Cotton and Zerylene. They will keep their shape washing after washing. You can get Short sleeve shirts from about or Long sleeves from men s elastic Waist Longs from to boys shirts will Cost you around and Longs with full double seat about to you la be comfortable in Stanfield s. And they re a lot cheaper than moving South. Ston Field s Stanfield s limited Truro Nova Scotia . Open Friday till 9 . Miss Sale for year round suit lovers Reg values suits to take you free Wheeling on to Spring in Superb English Wool crepes Monotone Salt and Pepper or mohair tweeds Plain or textured Wool knits. Single or double breasted styles some three piece knits in the collection. Colours include Brown Cognac Green Gold Blue charcoal and Black. Bargain Days Are while Stock lasts which won t be Long at these prices. Sizes 10-18. At h o l t Renfrew Portage at Carlton storage cover up. There Are decorative ways to hide away extra storage or House a Home entertainment Centre. This closet beside a fireplace shows one Way it can be done. Shelves above hold i i equipment with the Tele vision below. The television Rolls out can be turned for viewing in various parts of the room. Panelling and old style hardware match the room decor make storage unobtrusive. Copyright 1964, better Homes and gardens beet sugar apples at cheaper prices Mclntosh apples Are a Fine fruit buy at 89 cents for a six quart Basket. They Are Crisp and Sweet. The Mclntosh is an All purpose Apple excellent for eating out of hand or Fine for pies and sauce. In bulk the macs retail at 10 to 17 cents a Pound. The More expensive Are fancy Quality. Cheaper apples Are commercial Quality. Both Golden and red delicious apples Are now available at 20 to 29 cents a Pound. Baxter and Norah Cherry Hume variety apples from on Tario sell at 85 cents for a six quart Basket. Cranberries have come Down four cents a Pound this week. New Price is 45 cents a Pound. Each Pound contains four cups and will yield two pints of sauce. Peaches vary from 99 cents to for a six quart Basket. This is the last week for them and the Quality has deteriorated. Concord grapes Are for a six quart Basket. A few super markets have re packed them into four quart baskets priced at 99 cents. Be sure to buy them this weekend if you wish to make Jam and Jelly. Sugar reduced for the first time since de Cember 1962, Consumers Are Able to buy 10 pounds of beet sugar for under the Low Price of 99 cents is a weekend special at one or two grocery stalls and is not contingent on a food or Der. Nor is the Quantity limited. However most shops Are asking for a 10-Pound bag. Cane sugar remains at Large size Valencia oranges from California retail at 39 cents a Pound. Three oranges weigh Over a Pound. Juice size oranges Are 33 cents a dozen. South african oranges sell for 49 to 69 cents a dozen. Prune plums Are 20 cents a Pound or 79 cents for a tour quart Basket. Cases of plums Are scarce now the harvesting sea son is ended. Hyslop crab apples sell for 14 cents a poured. Make your Jelly now before they Are off the Market. Grapes inexpensive flame Tokay grapes Are Inex pensive at 15 to 19 cents a Pound. The Green seedless grapes Are 17 to 23 cents a Pound. Black Ribier grapes Are scarce but where available the Price is 33 cents a Pound. All three varieties Are dessert grapes not suitable for preserving. The Green seedless grapes can be Frozen in a sugar syrup. According to size the Price of locally grown cauliflower is 20 to 35 cents a head. The cheap cauliflower is. Rusty with a Loose curd. Brussels sprouts Are Selling for 25 to 29 cents a Pound. They Are compact and a Good Green col or with no hint of yellow. Carrots Are a Good buy in three Pound cello bags at 22 to 25 cents each. A have upped the Price another 10 cents which makes them More expensive than the bulk carrots at 10 cents a Pound. Tomatoes imported almost every supermarket is offering imported tomatoes at 29 cents a Pound. They looked in excellent condition thursday morning. Open air stalls Are Selling locally grown tomatoes graded Canada no. 1, at 18 to 25 cents a Pound. They Are Ripe for immediate use. A five Pound Basket can be bought for 75 cents. A six Pound Basket of Grade 2 tomatoes costs 60 cents. They Are spotty and bruised and would require considerable Cut Ting before using in Chili sauce or Catsup. Even though local celery is Hydro cooled in wholesale Ware houses it is Rusty and quite dirty. Price is 18 to 25 cents for a Large stalk. Some of the packaged celery hearts Are imported from California but the majority is packaged Here. Check for rust and signs of de Cay before buying. Lettuce is 22 to 29 cents a head. It is Green and free from blemish. Pickling vegetables and beets Are about the Only pickling vegetables remain ing. The onions sell for 15 to weekly report on food prices 20 cents a Pound. Beets Are 10 cents a Pound. The beets Are too Large to Pickle whole they will have to be sliced. Both Sweet and hot red Pep pers Are finished for the season As Are cucumbers. Corn is off the Market too until the imported Florida Corn comes next Spring. Citron and pumpkin sell for eight cents a Pound. Pumpkin is still scarce but there should be enough Citron to meet the limited demand. Hubbard Buttercup and Acorn Squash vary from eight to 10 cents a Pound. Then Quality is Good. The Squash May be steamed baked or cooked in water. Beef roasts prime rib roasts of beef Sel for 59 to 69 cents a Pound. The roasts Are Cut from the first five ribs. Boneless prime rib roasts Cost 79 cents a Pound. 1 Short ribs of beef Are Thrifty at 29 to 33 cents a Pound. Braise them or pot roast in a smal amount of liquid. Blade roasts o beef with part of the Large Bone removed Are 39 to 43 cents a Pound. They Are Best pot roasted legs of Spring Canadian Lamb sell for 59 cents a Pound. Serve with fresh mint sauce Browne potatoes and the vegetables of your Choice. Boneless pork loin roasts re Tail at 63 to 69 cents a Pound loin rib roasts vary from 47 to 55 cents a Pound. Spareribs lean and meaty Are 49 to 59 cents a Pound. Eureka oven cleans in the sink you can clean your oven thoroughly quickly v at the sink i new Jap pan ranges have oven liners that slide out one by one so you can Wash them the Way you Wash your dishes i no Strain ing to stooping i choose from Chrome porcelain or disposable Alu Minum oven liners. For More facts phone up 4-3078 now clean your oven in Thi Tobe says hats hug the head new York the neat Short cropped Little Heads of Paris mannequins Are snuggled in All kinds of soft close fitting helmet like Caps that cover the ears and hide Al most every Wisp of hair. Crahay at Lanvin has a special Knack softening the helmet shape with sectioned seaming Welt cording and the cutest Little stems at the top of the hat. There Are cuffed cloches in soft colors of Felt others in velvet and Satin often sprinkled with jewels too. Other designers like fur helmet hats especially in Beaver or Mink. Some of the Felt cloches taper right to a deep Point at Back to match the hair Point underneath. If you Are in step with a new Short Hairdo Why not try a Young snug fitting Cloche hat anglican conference on social service fifteen to 20 women will attend the first regional conference Mon. Day and tuesday of diocesan soc Ial service chairmen of the woman s auxiliary to the anglican Church of Canada. Addressing the conference in Trinity Hll will be mrs. Eric Cox on the rehabilitation of delinquent and pre delinquent girls Anne do Moulin executive director of the welfare planning Council of greater Winnipeg on family life mrs. A. S. R. Tweedie executive director of the age and Opportunity Bureau on needs of the aged and Canon e. W. Scott of Toronto of the anglican social service staff on Indian and me tis problems. Conference chairman will be Esther Kerry of Montreal the auxiliary s National chairman of social service. Nine dioceses will be represented at the conference. Jewery centres Florence and Venice Are the main centres for the manufacture of italian jewelry. No Ghana mystique Montreal Best Selling Book the feminine mys Tique could never have been written if writer Betty Friedan had lived in Ghana says mrs. Stephen Hymer who recently returned from a year Long visit there. In Ghana she said women Are economically inde pendent and men expect their wives to work and take responsibility for some of the finances. Roses Cash carry 2 .95 Doz. Broadway florists Polo Park shopping Centre phone up 5-8484 by extending the most convenient terms available to you at lowest contract rates and bring you every advantage of lower prices without jeopardizing Quality. We always invite comparison. Sec us you la be Clad you did 396 Portage ave. Kit coins Boxer Dupont the action is outlasts Winter. 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