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2k ego HPN. a en 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Th-ursdey, Nov mber 15, 1962 BOYS' CARDIGANS | For the younger men in the family, here are sturdy cardi- gans for which the instruc- tions are given in 4 sizes -- 6 to 12. The design on the left features a cosy shawl collar Oil Paintings Recall Artist's Lonely Life Near Banff, Alta. BANFF, Alta. (CP)--A myste. rious woman has left this Rocky Mountain resort town a legacy) of powerful, unusual oil paint- ings. Mrs. N. Drummond - Davis, who came to Banff at the close} of the First World War, painted} big game animals and scenes) of the old west. | The woman, barely five fect! tall, used the signature '"N.| Drummond" on her canvases of| grizzly bear, buffalo, moose, mountain goat, mountain sheep and elk. : She managed to capture much| of the inherent power and wild- ness of the beasts. Her most powerful painting, The Prairie Fire, shows a herd of buffalo stampeding in wild-eyed terror. Pronged antelope and rabbits, their big, 'soft eyes wide with) ' a bound through the dry grasse Personil history of the artist is sketchy. The little place she called) }ome was a rough cabin usually) un by cats. Some stories} there were as many as 15) s ata time. But in later} years her "family" was a sad-| dle horse and three Airedale! dogs. CHARGED LITTLE Old timers say she kept her-| self poor by asking unnecessar-) ily low prices for her work. It) was a policy difficult to under-| stand because people wanted! her big, colorful paintings and/| usually there was a ready mar-| ket for them, None knew why she came to} Banff in the first place. Her husband, an Englishman) described as a person with a) flare for doing nothing, arrived| in the mountain resort shortly) after she settled in Banff but soon returned to England. Few] people met him and he left no! particular impression of himself| other Ae being "'the artist's sband.' She was quite independent, | did all her own chores, chopped| her own wood, patched the ca- bin roof when it leaked and, as one old timer remarked, "didn't) seem to have too much use at men.' She was a familiar sight in the| town of Banff--a small woman| on a big horse followed by the three Airedales and a mount-| ing box hung from the saddle by| a rope. She needed the box to! get on and off the big horse. | Mrs. Drummond-Davis retired] to Victoria in 1927 and died| there in 1950. | What brought her back to at- tention was the purchase of her paintings by the Glenbow; Foundation of Calgary, a histor-| ical research organization de-| voted to the collection and pres-/ ervation of western Canadiana. | the. ultimate in design sand quality Swedish Stainless by ORO GENS | at fine stores throughout the | | world. Write for folders, In- | cluding "The Gense Story", and the name of your dealer. I SAMACO TRADING LTD. ; 1604 Bayview Ave., Toronto I [| Name. ] Stre Clty. Po I one, with colorful edging while that on the right shows a smooth "Vv" neck and the stripes in one sleeve are just meant for his school colors. If you would , like the instructions for knit- ting one or both of these styles, simply send a stamp- ed, self . addressed envelope plus ten cents for handling to the Needlecraft Department of this paper, requesting the Leaflet Boy's Cardigans, Number 10-62. | |WHY SO POPULAR? : tion, year in and year out? The} Chic and Rugged Denim A Big Style on Campus INTERESTING SIDE LIGHT By ELEANOR ROSS New machines and manufac- turing methods are revolution- izing our lives by changing our work patterns and living habits. New wonder fabr:cs crop we like clover in the fields! ... ... .. But one thing never chsbots --the devotion to denim work clothes. The farmer wont be sold out of his denim dungarees or overalls, The carpenter de- mands his denims, as does the house painter. 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