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Kolinsky, Squirrel. Red Fox, etc., etc.

SPRING i- FURS

Tweeds, - Camel Hair, - Plalds Choose early from our better class range

of Harris Tweeds. English Camel Hair and dressy coats. Priced from $25.00 to $35.00

FURS

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Fitch, Silver Fox,

Stunning styles ln Capes of Fox, OPPOI.‘ sum and Lapin Jackets. .1

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BERNE, March Id —- (AP) —Oer- many was reported tonight to be shlng a three-way diplomatic rive to smooth the differences which she herself instigated among her Balkan satellites. to bring Bul- garia into war against Russia and to msnmuvre Turkey into a posi- tion where the 'l‘urks will not hin- der a Nazi spring smash thr Caucasus and its oil.

Politlcallgcixclge i‘: Bxﬂllsﬁmgﬁdgﬂeni tht 0i‘ 0

ergute ahomengafter a. talk with ‘lilt- ler, might renounce his 01d 088i ‘ihraclan aspirations if this would aocomplishﬂa Turkish attitude fav- orable to e Axis.

This would imply e Ii/lmllilll =- greement between Turkey and Ger- many and perhaps concessions deal- ing with the Dasclanelles or land transit privileges which Turkey thus far has avoided.

r1 no diplomatic agreement is

reached, the prospect of military G

action cannot be ruled out, diplo- mats said. Bulgaria, with troops maintained for more than a year on the Turkish border appeared to be the pivot in the negotiations.

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Radiaie Spring in one of our new

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Just received twenty-five of the latest styles now being shown.

Sheers, nets, crepes and jer-

szysd in delicate pastel s a es 95 to 95 from 1 1 8n

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

This column is relerved for new: n! local Interest, but advertising of n uewsy nature may be Inserted at 6 cents n word, strictly payable In advance.

..'C.G.l.'l‘. MEETING — The C. . I. T. group of the Montague United Churtli were entertained at the home oi their leader, Miss Pearl Green. The President, Ruth Yeo presided. The Purpose and Prayer were repeated. The Secretary. Vio- let Hayward read the minutes oi last meeting which were approved. A discussion followed on the Sal- vage Campaign which was started It was moved bv Nellie Clements. seconded by Frances Cowan that the girls go salvaging on Thursday of this week. It is noped that all will cooperate with the girls in this very essential war work which they are doing. It was decided that the Group attend the United Serv’ a on Tuesday evening. These services are being held in the different churches during this week. was moved by Jean Duvar and sec- onded by Phyllis Cowan. ‘Ilia re- mainder of the evening was spent in sewing for the fall bazaar, and later hot dogs were served by the hostess.—L.

Personals

..'Miss Florence Lave-rs, R. N., of the nursing staff of the Kings County Hospital, Montague, spent the weekend in Georgetown-L.

..'Mrs. Percy Jenkins who un- derwent an operation in the Kings County Hospital, Montague return- ed to her home in Greek River on Saturday. Her many friends will be glad to hear that she made such a good recovery-L.

SHAKE DUST OUT OF CURTAINS

Window curtains will need less laundering if the dust is shaken out of them regularly each week. Shake out the dust also before washing. Soak in cool, soapy water for half or three-quarters of an hour, then wash in clean. warm suds. Usually little rubbing will be necessary. Rinse thoroughly in clear water. Dry full length on the line or on stretcher adjusted like exact size desired.

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For that Stubborn COUGH Take

Reddln’s Bronchial Syrup

Large Bottie--50c

Creosote and Guaiacol A Reconstructive Tonic 16 oz.-$1.00

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MARCH 31. 1942

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Ladies’ and Misses’ SPRING SUITS , l AND COATS ‘s i

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Now on Display

Get ready for the _Easter Parade.

LADIES’ SUITS r

in Plaid Sport- Suits, in Plain Colors and Fancy Tweeds. All sizes. Prices

$14.95 ‘° $29.95

Into a were. sent-ﬂu curable u IIIIIBQ OIASWIIJ. for Tnolonaphe

OONFIDEBATION IJFI INSUI LNCI. lrﬂl-

MEETING of Prince Edward la- land Temperance Federation Tues- day. March 81 at YMCA, 11.30 L-120o-8-3B-ei_

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Reflstered carried off honours in many sh rings. This Mare, although not two years old, weighs i200 lbe., and handsomely ked u been pronounced by competent horsemen to be a perfect specimen of horseflesh. Mr. Hasllun is an en- terprising young farmer and e- eerves much credit for the selection that he has made.

Personals

Miss Anne Sherry, formerly of the staff of Woolwortifs More here, left yesterda ulornin for Toronto where she as weep a tion in the branch in that

Berg P. Ellwood Jenkins, who

raduated with honors as an Air

unner and Wireless Operator left for the mainland yesterday. He has been visiting his parents Mr. M. E. and Mrs. Jenkins, Millview. Berg Jenkins is a nephew o! Capt. W. L. Jenkins, M. C. who ls s camp Quarter Master, on the mainland.

Walter Smith R. O. N. V. R_ is spending his furlough at his home in Emerald Jot. He is accompanied by his sister Mrs. Helen McCarville and little son Desmond of Halifax, also M. Dow R. C. N. formerly from Vancouver. 'l"hia is Mr. Dow's first trip to P. E. I. and he thinks its a. beautiful place and would like to make another trip in the slim- mer. The visitors spent a day ‘n Charlottetown visiting friends and relatives.

iliillinery Department

POMPADOURS AND SAILORS FOR THE EASTER PARADE

Look your prettiest in any one 0_f the adorable Hats m our_ grand collection In Black, Navy and Spring Shadgs,

Kensington And Vicinity

MES. GOFdOD COOK, R.N_, 0f Keg. sington returned to her home from Cirtown where she spent a few days on profesionai duty.

liirs. Alfred Schurman and two children, Jackie and David, of New Amiail, spent a iew days m- cently in Kcnsington the guests of David Clark.

The Kensington Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor soci- ety held an enjoyable and interest- ing meeting at the home of Miss Genevieve Delaney on Friday ev- ening. After the usual business and devotional ‘periods a social perriod was enjoys by all.

Friends are sorry to learn of the illness of Mr. Alexander Henry.

ll/Liss Janet MacMurdo of Be- gcque was a visitor here on Thurs- ay.

Mr. Arthur Johnson of Char- lottettown spent the week-end in Long River with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson.

i s ' 9 Ladies and Misses Polo, Harris Tvveeds, Fancy Plaids, Plain and Reversibles. Also Navy and Black. v All sizes. u‘ muemm * n I ‘ - r Children s Coats , in Tweeds, Plains and Revers ible. Sizes 7 years to 14 X. ofines . . 5 *7 95 ‘° $149 An enjoyable evening was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CC. Baker when a number of friends and neighbours athcred in hon- or of their son“ onaid" who is home for a. short furlough. Mr. Angus Jones of the Bank of Nova Scot-la Staff is spending a gag days at his home in Welsford.

itlajor RD. MacNeill is spending a short leave in Kensington with his wife and family.

A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs_ Heath Caseley on Thursday evening when a large number of friends and neighbors gathered to present their daughter, Willa, with ifts and good wishes in honor oi er sp- preaching marriage. About 9.30 in the evening, to the strains of ‘Here Comes the Bride" Willa was

was very nicely decorated with pink and white and placed under a very lovely arch oi’ the same col- or scheme by Mrs. Everett Cham- pion. The large number of gifts were broukht in by the Misses

LADIES’ GLOES

Vina Higgins and Annie Carr and . . . k.d d

opened by the Misses Ruth Wood- Ladies Shiv” l" l a“ SPR|NQ HgslERy

allure gldthDloi-is HenderIs/ililn. $1110 kid backs in navy. brown

Wifgrenishreadarglliiniccoinglslanylryi; a"?! ggikskrxs?“ ‘align: for every occasion. o es an umorous verses. an ' ' .

ﬁterﬁelng passed on m m, Full Fashioned Chlf

light shades. Prices $1.00 to $3 95.

Ladies‘ hand bags, in

bride-to-be, Miss Eileen Hamilton and Mrs. Clark Caseley daintlly arranged them on the table. In a few, Weill-chosen words and her

fon, Semi Chiffon and Lisle. Newest colors. Be smart—stock up.

gsueu ciliilarmiiag manngr, 1 lvfiss morocco, calf Elfin, pa- Prices aseey one onean al or . their lovely gifts and extended a ta." leathuﬂﬂ m‘? goat mos‘: corrdiésl wellicome taouzisit hire; skin‘ in‘ BMW)’. 89c, $11)‘). $1_15 $1.25 er uure ome, r w c n town all joined in singing "roi- She's A w" u’ w M a and $1.50.

Prices — $1.19. to $7.95

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Jolly Good Fellow”. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by a number of Wilia's girl friends and the remainder oi’ the evening was whiied away in singing. ao- cial chatter and dancing, the mus- ie being supplied by Mrs. Ivan Duggan, Miss Marian Howard and

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For Finishing

Wampoies

Hard Boiled Candies cellophane wrapped packages 25c

Molasses Kisses Salt Water Kisses Rum and Butter Kisses 10c per bag.

L. M. DOUCETTI B. M. HMALLMAN . ..

the morning all departed wishing -"Wills"- muolr liepp new“ for the future.

Sergeant Walter and Mrs. Dug- gan of Charlottetown were recent visitors to Kensington, the guests oi’ Mr. and Mrs. John Duggan and

Mr and Mrs. Sydney Mill. H.

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QUEEN'S CANADIAN FUND DONA TION

Repeated bombin raids on Bri- nn port areas an the induetria midlands use attracted fresh at- tention w the frightful lufierinl of the manv thousands of civilians m Oren. Britain who are harried from shelter to shelter and finally Mven into the open country by successive raids. Eventually places are found for them all Places of relative security. but their belong- ings of all kinds are destroyed The m! of emergency reed-n; alone is iifficult. The teak of setting them

up once more with some qullitlt! or cleaning and seedlnl ll much more difficult

‘lie sees mess enormous oeede hind: have been started in venous sari-e of the world In Mallet! use ef her name in connection with the Dnninlon cllnlililll- which ll officially known ee "Ric Queen Canadian hind for Air

may dollar contributed to the time‘ Queen's Canadian Pond sees with- out deduction to the Lord Mam

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ef tendon for distribution in the homeless and needy.

Contributions from this Province should he forwarded to the Royal Trust Company, Oharlotlawwu

the following

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on bee relults with nee , hieiiquelitaeen msﬁ.

cooking them at below Point. dminins them well. l" serving hot. Flor oddnary boiled eggs, the woler should be to boiling int. when the the water, the Mildl- “t... “wit. "at w pot on range w e water vall be n. t below boﬂinl . For aoift- led can. 011W to ten minutes

herd-boiled eggs. plunge into oool water as soon as they I" cooked. ‘r0 avoid cracking 68¢ shells in cooking place the 0d‘? in cola water and bring to a b01- At that point the em will be 50""

boiled. The Whilks 0| 68W quiokl beaten if the e088 l"! m‘ uiene uqd are oolahliﬁeo W"

in a cool place hut not to mm week's ‘supply st a time.

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