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ic0""'"'5'il 000”. "' '””W"Ph'- Spring coats, suits. dresses. Also ' 3 ' ale Stock.

"Well. this certainly does seem 37:2: u up Qua; nu-at i like old times! I can't tell you how l j fnguxnmon "x3335!" h glad I am you dropped in on us. sunwaaa naunn nr:vo- f,?”',f ”" ”'i"”' "W" """' Mr... De Bruin My wire will be non - wssnssiiays p.15 to us. '" ”""'""'P"" " '""”'T""' down m . mmum rm mm mm. Km 0! an hm”. day. March is l.o.o.r'. Hall rim xlligltefml know you've had a db - - ""l'" '"''u”'' ' - - , .. C surprise in iindine your csnlsau ..'A. scooss '. "'” ' - i " . cousin here. Oi course you'll both Saturday, Mari:.!'ltlI.l:t2 Pnidbly Eynlnnox "ml, 3'33” V . A ' stay overnight with us. And would Princess aiissoeth Group or the m':”'8h- '”'”B”""'i "mi"! 0' ' A .. Li p fill: you care to come to a lien try with Baptist Ohurch. M '9” '”d'" A'5”?m"i0"- i ' . ii i no we” 1"” sum": out... y: . oak adrchllilth, will be at 2 P. M. "so r:sieiie's been telling me. It's wonjrll-s new areas. Prince 31' l ”d 1” 'i- M " i""i0"'iY yslaarlststirice 1;: seent::;'. bu: greet. will ml; ftthe only may "”"”"" ' : ave n yes ay are open. a ernoon and UV- weren't tor this great girl who's, oning. lLnL:n;PmNe"'m1-9 grown up while I had my back evenin at 8 P M n 3:" CO um turned. why, yes, Brock, we'd be BIBLE IOCIITY sssar con. , g '- - R," C"'""'- sled to spend the night. We were rssr closes March alsi. Mail an M n' flmmor V :3" f”; 9""''B' rather hoping you'd ask us to. We tries to. or obtain further inlor- Junk”. C6,; ma ” Pt M had to come to Plaquernine on mation from. R. J. ltuppert. Box Rank uyegn" on "" er M" business, so we thought we'd drop 328, Charlottetown. - " down here, too. We got a rd; at K ' t the livery stable. 'And so you're AITINTION Ell!!! lEnllD- m3TAu'N"0N 01' OFFICERS V on to a lien fry? Is that part oi sas. - The Annual Meeting or ;; AH” mi"-r meeiinz at Lady MrI.laalaGoldlI.popaianIldaatol0ageimra,N.B..baa the political program 1 hear you're the sheep s. r Association. W” 1--0'3-As of Canoe Cove V oailrrrslssttsa-all'ielsetsssann's Yeast. ' mapping out? Aiming to be a del- on March 16th, will be at 2 P. IL. U” '”"0Wina officers were ln.siall- 0 tuQCouff agate to the Constitutional Cori- instead of 10 A. M. as previously 94 by 13-W-P.G. Mistress Minnie Mn, nlKIId vention. eh?" announced. . MwNevm for the year 1951. i.P..u. 5 IY Tug auxin! oi , -x

"News must travel faster in llclwzn Nnwhymh ”M”V 3419 Mlcndyen; W.M.-

louisirns than it used to. well, I Flmnce Mecca-nneu; D. M.-Lil.

4 , ' e ' don't suppose it d any harm to Eilworth wilsoo xsouthport, re- Xian MapNevin; R. Sec .-M 1 i S get around amen people at such ceiwd I phone, call on Sunday Mwphalii F- Sec.V- - Nlhry awn: , gatherings. But as a. matter or momma conveying the sad news Macxlnnon; Tress. - Julia Dar-

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' 4' 1 rec ; . . , .. . Yes, the vii" ii” ” the 1'” 53'” in8Pd''9"'5'- "Y0" WW miikritdlifewliii3t:d"tloyw2;:""lgeleste 3:33:16 ”'oehr'r'.m'i're'?' 011:4). J-Dgrnle irlgirzelyudrlrfigl ' says "Fi1'3lo"i And tings 03137 miilt ii-EV! Piiinty Of DeP'r-Mid broke in. "I've never been to a Portitnd. Maine. ilil -' Dsn Mai.-Nevin; O. C. - one of the honors Mrs. Louis that's why, I recommend ilsh fry, Mr. ds Gruy. I wanted to - mg Mlnme MacNevin; lst. Lect. - V'G”'d1i9e5';”"wiu'.he'd':ki'tm me-"chm'm."'” Ye;'t'shv,mh iiglil”iil::8'.sreck show A'r1'sNi'loN snsnr an dd Le?” '

Queens un Flelschmannsm on are i ” 9 uar-

Gasetownv N-3 ii!” "'4 "Y'”'i;h'3d hm” gguhiilleggodbediilm-A giidttgogirlulliid ii? Sheeirimlsrggilieii-:1 AMssos”ui.'Sioirf 1ii:::cel1wnA:toildlikr Gu"d-- . can well be proud. for Queen's lstender and digestible." you oughm-E to hav, to depend on on March 16th. will be at 2 P. M: or ins-iallstion; is socilall clfriflumn County boasts some mighty Right across the plate! an on mm” mm mm nmy instead or 10 A. M. as previously enjoyed and a delicious lunch on keen home bakers, and It's results that make ' "I have s. beau. of course. ML """0i"i00d- served by the ladies. - competition is pitched high. Flelschn1arm'sYeastthschoics do Gruy. I-gs here. too.) but 11: r Speaking of her .success in ofprins-winningcooks,andi.'.he nhzg greiffk aim!” gixlgr exifd 1 baking, Mrs. Goldie says that favorite of 3 out of 4 Canadian do,” we wk,” you mean -by mum:

A Prodrm of General roads

the firlii GNP 55 '0 Chm” the "9m3m him old. I don't call a man really Y ,l1 A old until he gets to be thirty. and 0 - " 3 Ir is ly t nty-eight." l 011 C Loveller N101? C rleri the iiiidst Z: the men-lment r , which lollowed this- state-

ment. Anna came into the room. - and there was a new round of in-

trodu tions followed by a detailed ' 1

LI F E discuscsion ' oi arrangements (or - ' . ' getting to the fish try. The ad-

vent oi two extra guests. tactiess- A

ly arriving in a horse-drawn ve- hicle, besides coming unheralded”

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complicated a situation which she had vainly thought she had well g in hand at last. But it was (in- ' . m any decided to lreep the hired hack 9 ior the day and use the motors. too, and the enlarged party was 4 oi .

The grove was already fairly well filled when they reached it. Wood tires had been lighted in low-built .

fireplaces, and Negro woman, wearing clean calico dresses and bright tignons, were preferring the C O

strong thick colles which it had

been their ilrst task to prepare. . s The male guests were lounging about on the ground or sitting on i 4'" -' . fallen logs. smoking clars, swap-

ping stories and giving a general b g etiect of large leisure and genial contentment. A iew of the women ' sat on camp stools, fanning them-

selves. Celeste and her mother had not sat down with them After pleasantly acknowledging their ”:”.:".:.""'::-..:.":V. .2: '

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another group, more actively en- designed l0 Blend OX uisil i gag . The women in this were WE”, ; . q e.Y making ayoli with a good deal of YOU? GVOPWG costumes -- some shade; grg dgl- friendly argument as to how much ;c .,l,. so d , g 5:Il'.i'ici;udlht;llhi't.i goepmouoig. eg:l:lsy...e -yr-Ii -f :10 are aring . . . . all are breathtaking -n. looks delicious.” she said. - - - - U as toned for the young and the youn -in- .. 'l';itdsmells sood. too. Could I hell: he”... of ." agey 9 See. . ."Sun Dance". . . Ko7'ser's exciting new nylon shade: a sum .yo,,5;:i,':o,':”;,,:',I,..myum m ' '

j dissed peociibloom beige! And "IIuebaryy Mauve"-marvelous "Yes. chere. when 7I"used to vis- new glove shade that makes magic with your Spring navy. it the de Gruys as a young girl." See our entire Keysar collection -more colors and Presently we um caddie were more wonderful variety then you've ever seem 233:8 "M 'lmP"n8 WWI "10 To 1 d tart" . - ' . en 3 ng new t KAYSER NYLONS from 31.85 to 51.95 ...ff ,,?::.."l:5s”i':”..d..i'L'2? 32:: sembies . . . wear 'iSwgeleatrliiIef-)d1liit"ix,irilltl,ufllaliti,arir'ie?i ?3dsp?.?iTii33rpiri'iE

KAYSER GLOVES from 31.25 to 3225 ii:a"'o?Eair 'lll.”'s'&””ml?a;2l.h":l ' ” ”'d' if c”"'”' with 1951'””""lf"' Black ' lilo , M00 in ' . a r

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HA . . :?:e:iEuou1s:o go? 23?: uiiolsifmeilrgiyg with your f"”""t9 Pink! beige. apricot or suntan 0 ll IWII P.E.l. ” ' ””'"”' "””" .

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that sort. which she had begun to

as . ' r w possible. , Shl l ' .' e .Z.'i.i:.i';:.7-:..::-1.i:.::".:::.."”.: veh'ii5'l?5l"F'eim.'iitlc.3?.lf1;i':3”..i:..l:t"..t”:l.l?" We” "M””."' l y in W” ”.i.”l:':'3:s.”"?: :2: D - ,, clld I0 ll . i turned orrnsd an ooaunvo to the REAMER"h

bus: of conversation which had Ultra-flatter!

became more centralised as the H8 and so Very fashionable . . . you'll love thl h d :..-"re: .'."::.':.-.:-iiimr...-:22; - W" W "W "W-than-mvv. and son pastels 5 5 ” ' voices blended. The sauce was eir- .

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