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We also have flaring ballerina skirts, Gib- son girl blouses, smart jackets and hand bags to complete your costume.
lay-away. plan. garments until needed.
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coastal and fishing craft, and mod-l ern methods have been adopted to cope with tlm-n. Former naval pa- trol motor boats are being success- fully used.
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egg Production ilp This Year
Egg productio continues at present levels, which levels are higher than last year, Mr. F. M. Nash, senior poultry products in- spector reported yesterday in a Dominion Department of Agricul- ture egg and poultry market re- port. He said present production is considered excellent ln view oi the severity of the winter and snow conditions.
Volume oi eggs going through hatcheries is increasing steadily and has reduced somewhat the volume oi’ quality eggs on local markets. Maritime markets are well supplied with eggs end all surplus stocks are being packed for export to Britain, three car loads being shipped last week, with the result paying prices for un-
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_ Tomato Sauce, and the distinctively dil- . feral lavor of Van Camp's New England Style Pork and leans with Molasses and , * Tomaso Sauce. Next time you shop aslr for both kiadmNaw is she time to stock . up with Vea Camp's. i
graded eggs continue on an ex- port basis. Operators oi grading stat-i quoting for ungr ded eggs. A large 3'1 1-2; A m ium 35 1-2; B 30; O l8. Carlot assemblers or charlottetown dealers are quoting ior the graded pack i.o.b.- shipping point: A large 42; A medium 40: B 34; C 22; and for_A large and A
per dozen.
Most chick hatcheriu are now in operation and although sales are not up to i941 volume at a whole is quite favourable. Considerable orders are on hand ior March, April and May chicks. Severity oi the weather coupled with snow con- ditions have contributed much t0 lower early chick sales.
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MONOKW. N. 3., More]; 11- Inadaauate and defective electrical V1598 was the cause of the early 11101111118 biaae which took the lives of three occupants o! g m“. meat bisilding here last week ' it was stated by Charles Plant, fire Underwriters Investigation my,“ oi Canada for the Maritimes, who gave evidence here this morning It the owning of the Provincial F1" Mvshll’! inquiry into the causes and circumstances rounding the tenement iire at the corner of Main and. Robinson Streets March 12.
York And Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey and family Fern and Gordon oi’ York were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jen- kins and family oi Marshiield on Sunday. ~
Among those attending the run. eral of the late Mrs. John Drake of Hazelbrook in Charlottetown from York were Messrs. Vernon Dennis and Leith Brown.
Due to the winter blizzard which swept the Island on Monday many motorists were forced to _leave their cars on the highway or in Charlottetown and return on foot or by train to York.
Among the visitors to Charlotte- town recently were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vossey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ling, Mrs. Harry Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vcasey. —L.
Th! lymlimttiy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. Wylie Gib- son oflMarshlield and relatives in their recent sad bereavement due to the death of Mrs. John Drake, Hazelbrook whose death occurred in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital on March 5th.
The Board of Stewards of York pastoral charge reported the fi- nancial standing or the United Church under their iurisdiction in the 1M7 which closed recently in a very encouraging condition, also the organizing of several church activities were meeting with great success with the little children.
The two new dwellings which have been under construction dur- ing the late summer and fall are now completed. These homes are owned by Mr. Harry Swan and son Dewar who sold their farm property in Covehead recently, moved to York last year and have now moved into their lovely new home. The other owned by Mr. Prank Watts, a retired section man of the Canadian National Railway moved into his home very recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts were entertained by their family namely Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Swan (Grace), Mr. and Mrs. Richard Veeeey (Dorothy) and son, How- ard and his bride Kay on the oo- caaion of their wedding anniver- sary in their new home on the old homestead purchased by Mr. Pr. Watts some years ago when they moved from Grand ‘rracadie. A very marry evening was spent and dainty luncheon was served by the hostesses. On departure they wished this happy couple many more years oi happy wedded bliss.
The regular monthly meeting oi York United Church Junior Mis- sion Band was held t the home o! the header, we oyd Vessey newly appointed leader for the bend. Meeting opened by the presi- dent. Miss Elisabeth MacDonald by the singim of hymn, Jesus Loves Me. All members repeating the Mission Band Purpose in uni- son. Rieqaonsive reading from Hymnery No. 745. Miss Betty An- drews read a Scripture reading from Psalm 138. Followed by prayer by Leader. Hymn: Away in a Manger was then sung. Bleeding irom Study Book was vary inter- eating. “The World Friends" which are very interesting to the little ones were distributed: The business part oi meetim was conducted by Miss Elaine Cook who read the minutes of last meeting. Roll call was answerect by twenty-ll“; a. C .. .. l - J
The Little Sparrow Fall" was sung by members. Meeting closed by Benediction by leader. Ciames were then played by the little ones who were treated to home nude fudge before they departed after thanking am. veesey for their enjoyable afternoon.
HOUSE COSTUME SHOULD ILATIII
The career girl who invests part oi her clothes budget in a pretty .eisure hour outfit is smart. 110% extravagant.
By switching from a tailored business suit to a is» ' ‘ basics! robe, houseeoat or lounging pail- mas at the end o! the day. eh! saves unnecessary wear on marl expensive clothes. This change of pace from sombre street talc l1- so oepo u! ‘horde.
An end-oi-day outfit needn't be expansive. You can,
which you already have. ‘mnic made tom-straight ltrllil 0! m!‘ tarial by cutting e hols in tM middle ior your head. hemming u? the sides and cinching in your waist with a long sash.
But choose your evening at home
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Make the most of this opportun- ity by trying out colours you con- sider impracticsl ior ofiice wear- tho brilliant reds, sunny yellows, eye-stopping plaids. A gay colour can be a pick-me-up for tired spirits.
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