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     P189 14 The Guard?!" TU9$fl!_?:'- Al_‘£‘fV 13- l_"_57 7 Red Cross May Organize ‘ and In iuziy attended. 1. her. nu. deposits‘: not found i. 
     
     “ " ‘ G Met In Kensln ton f"...::...Y"9' "*""' ""'°""’ " '.::.‘."...":.".:'...'" "W-*4 ~ 
     
     ' Discuss Mental Retardation l '°°'° 9 ‘ - "°'" -"‘*‘°‘ 
     
     . I l Rev E H Bean Ikas Chair-’ ‘Riv. H. De: :uc1uu:n: 
     
     ' man of a meeti in ensington. O81-Ill M8138” ' 
     
     Af Meeflng   0 Leaf on Monday nigniignovanber 3rd. . Monday night November 3rd. A 
     
     A representotivegmup of m on l'UI7l‘fl¢||::uV¢ l_|"0|-|D gt 3:9 » 
     
     The monthly meetlnl of flte‘n0I so bright Then they are ex- :::(;':d(:d‘l0R:gn(S:lI(.ioC‘I"fl)iCsat)sl't8e:D1U74: p uamhlddd .°°||l4¢"R“ cm“ man“ . 
     
     unit n Kenslngtol in J Gor 
     
    
   
   
    
     West Prmce Parents Association trenies Physically a You are 
     
     for Retarded children was held l noliceabl_\ much smaller tliait the d M D ‘d P 
     
     in O'Lear_v on Friday evemng aterage iiientally loo‘ xnlllt‘ are . G°r.°n M Ma.‘ M 
     
     Nov. lot. The meeting opened by much less bright than the ‘d\Pl‘- "““'”’i Ch‘”m"”‘ °l D'”.5‘"5 
     
     the associations prayer after age Services addressed the Meeting.‘ 
     
     which the minutes of last meet- Mar) is an example a-« an in— "9 W“ ‘ssmed oy Depmyl 
     
     mg were read and adopted. The fani ehe appeared well and Ch‘“”“‘"" Mr" Rube" Y°"°k°' 
     
     treasurer then gave the financial health) But it took her much ‘M M” H.""-V C"‘.m""' 
     
     report which was very encourag- longer to sit up stand and walk The meeting ‘ppoimed ' C°m' 
     
     lug to the mernbers present than ii took other children Later mm” °( mu’ me“ ‘° p'°°"" the 
     
     (‘orresipondence was then read when the was 4-_\t‘al‘\‘-0l(l nd “"9553” 9°’-SODMH [Or a Red 
     
     requesting this branch to regis- still had the appearaiice at first Cm” Dwaswr service In Ken‘ 
     
     ter all parents and retarded glance of an average 4-yt-arold. Smgw" The 'Pa"b°r5 Lo! H": 
     
     children in West ,Pl'ln('¢ and have Mary played and thought more or °""""'”"° 3"" Mr J ' DaV' 
     
     them put on file with the P E.‘ l. less like a 2-year-old child . ’°.n' Mr Rana” Kennedy‘ Mr’ 
     
     Association A motion by Mrs. about figvearvold when niost i_v'”ard Slew“-1’ Mr D°n'id' 
     
     (‘evil Dennis, seconded by Mrs children start school. Mari ‘ ~ ("’m"" . V , 
     
     Lloyd Matathe-w’.< that all obtain nust bt~i.:itinitig to lt'Hl'll lion T“nu‘u"° plans “are made 
     
    
   
   
    
     nit in Kensington. 
     
     . J 
     
    
   
   
    
     -c.:'.--.:.t:».;..:fr.v‘...-=*.:'; ‘ SLIM LINE -1958 
     
    
   
   
    
     assisted by Deputy Chairman. 
     
    

    
     Mr. Rdnrt Younker and Mrs. ’ 
     
     Harry Cudmore. The meeting ap- 
     
    

    
     pointed I Commttee of four 
     
    
   
   
    
     men to procure the necessary 
     
     for a ed Dis- 
     
     aster Service in Kensington. The‘ 
     
     members of this Committee are: 
     
     ' Mr. J. L Davlaon, Mr. Ronald 
     
     Kennedy. Mr. Wllard Stewart. 
     
     Mr. Donald 
     
     Tentative plans were made for 
     
     another meeting on November‘ 
     
     1301. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     75 copies of the Helping Hand share tms with other chidren f°r ""°m"r '"‘‘’“"K M‘ N"‘°m'. 
     
    

    
     which is published by the P Hi just tie,-uiitiitig to lt'.'ll'll llt \\ to b" mm H ,___ _ ; . 
     
     .-tsxociatton for distribution at share toys with other children 
     
    

    
     the Fall Fair which Ehe Coin- and him to feed and til‘t‘\.\ lici'- 3l'MMERs'DE (1-w~L  i 
     
    

    
     ll ‘ l h Id l h _~ It A l h  V - < , . 
     
     niunity ospita IS 0 mg n L e to i lig school agt lie H" >\Uu_mber. meennx 0' the rerdie Arsenau“ motored ‘mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     ne.ir future wa~ lu~l starting to l't‘t't);.‘lllIt‘ . , , . 
     
     -\ mutton by Mrs t)aiawa_\ and lt‘llt‘l'.~ and woi'<l~ fill! wen ~till (‘“h"h" Yvomens Ledgue Sub" 
     
     R1‘l‘itn(‘i(‘d by Mrs Jzmies Milligan doing the kind of lll!ll_Ls the aver ‘“""""‘; .5”‘"'""“'de' was held 
     
     that members attend a public age 7 or it vear old tloe<. ”‘ “T9 i"“gm5 9f C°'“_"‘b“5 H°m° 
     
     riiceling in Cliarlottetown which G30“-l\(; ENDS 0" ~\"“‘mb"" ‘_'”‘~ Mm "'9 pm‘ 
     
     the P El \S.\'0(‘lall()l'l are plan- V _ 5109111. “T5 Wlllwd P¢‘l'T)' Dre‘, 
     
     \litid~ like bodic-~ u~u..ll\ in mm”: The meenng opened‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Halifax on Saturday to attend t 
     
     the funeral of his grandmother, 
     
     the late Mrs. Pmsper L. Arsen- 
     
     B t 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Max Martin and 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin of 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     nlll';1 uas approved After a cit» g V _ I _ » . 
     
     (.u\\,(,,, .,n membership and pim. ““ l~""“”‘s “W “W, lW"""“~‘_‘ with the league prayer tollowcd Emerald were guests of Mr. and 
     
     l'('ll\ a tiiotion “,3 app,-(,Htd H, “""V"' “”“" 1"_‘”“' |‘”" “"""i y the ltnutcs of the last nitef- Mrs. Leo Arsenault and family 
     
     rnnizo lht‘ meeting ni‘,.'lil iron. "3" ‘ ’."”“‘ “"l ‘”“’ """"""“' in; and treasurers reptwt Cur’ on the last Sunday of October; 
     
    

    
     the first l"i'iday to the second "i d"w'”Wm‘m H: ‘”‘“”"d 16 rcxpondence consisted of "thankl Mrs. Perry Of P01’! Elli!!!- 
     
     TllIlt“\tl.‘l\ of each month The -“"”‘ "{ ”‘'‘' ‘” ""“ ““" ‘he you" cards. a letter of re.signa- NB. tnee Priscilla Arsenaultl 
     
    

    
     ' came to Howlan on Friday eve-‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     mccting then t'Ifi)0lll‘llP\’i ftIlltl\\t*(l 3:” "M mi m‘m"l ‘mm "I 3 tinn from Mrs l-.nitle Arscnault 
     
    
   
   
    
     lild who is about it }t‘.'ll'\ old ning_ ocwber 2511,. go Visit her 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll\ a (lt‘llt'lltll\ ltinch ‘H | I _ _ __ I ' as lunch coiivenor. Mrs. Ed ...‘d I 
     
     Rm \RDATI0.\' “" “‘ “ .‘~"""‘- “" """’ Gilli! mu take (l\'€I‘ this cun\en- brother Alban '1‘. Arsenault. who. 
     
     \loiii.il retardation lt \\.'i< e\~   9': '3 ;'T“‘I:"_‘" [‘:“"\""I:‘e ..,».h.,§_ gr 9€_|‘l<:USlYl in .111‘ ll‘?! ‘w95“‘T"i 
     
     Dl.'illlt‘tl means iiitpaired or in- ‘ ‘ " _‘ ‘V1 “ _ “ A 1 ;.~ f~ r-‘- w 1 t_ \' 1. OSDINIZ {I50 VISIUIIE INF Wolfe‘ 
     
     ikc llll)\(‘ of .m adult dllllttlltlh N " mm ‘ 3 " a his other slste,-S M,-s_ Add” we”- 
     
    
   
   
    
     cnmplete tiiental development y y ‘ _ . “mat L)”,-(-u,r for (‘anada t_,;- 3 
     
    

    
     Th? "lllld “‘h0 l‘ "‘l3Td¢’d 15 W’ ,::‘”\“r\i:,‘:f h.l‘L::,S h_(.:li'r::f,hn, m.?},1:; donzition to the Sacred Heart 
     
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     ah‘? 1" [Mm 35 mum as 0m” soiiic tv.'t_v like an H(ltilt‘\(‘etll or l""’*-‘1""‘"‘"“5'~ A ‘flier ‘mm M”- 
     
    
   
   
    
     of Souris and Mrs. Millie Gallant ; 
     
     of Summerside. t 
     
     The funeral of the late Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l'll'l(ll‘t‘Il What he is able in . . .' . . _  ‘_ - 
     
     lcarn. he learns much ntore a,]>}"gnE,l“ld"I,l SH“ hm] '"”'d llreflefelgihp;:;;[:‘:lagné0na ‘  , Prosper L. Arsenau‘lt_ whose 1‘ 
     
     slim“ Hi‘ mmti "lawn as “on :1 i< (()lldl"ell|f)  liinfl 3””: lt'llt.'l"ll‘tlln (irace Steel re nteel-    deam occurred on Friday’ 0“- 
     
     fls “W awrage Mind" He Mien 9”\]'(ear olil ‘t:'l)llilt’.ll'l‘:‘ll C|i1ll]<iil\(' M iii~' to be held in Cltarluttcluttn ob" 25m' was held ms!" Amhony ‘ 
     
    

    
     .\ ~ y - - ~ ‘ ~ 5 , , . “ " “"“*j‘:‘"—?"_‘j 
     
     nil‘ ll:tn:>LrJttl‘<3t;:tgtiue*rr;t [hll[lmSta(lt:“ ,‘ . on xnvember 8th for all press Callll)l'ltl;.'t‘, .\las< . Dr John a model of an American Sal.ei‘.'ll:‘(\;t‘s Stat ‘through the olhyardme.    
     
     “P has Imuw, deciding hm, tn sinf;~e”\ltir»‘_ Hl aflmrgtl “°1'];)'¢‘“‘;':]- . V ‘D. Rhinehart. Assistant Director lite. predicted that the Russians;;‘eas1‘<:- thélssdltlig ?:_?:)€r‘:11ll>Sl;u\‘0nl3u'(l NHL R was decidm to Continue the 
     
     act in new situations Many of one A M M P” Hm ” I e 9 0 Wm“. mmem” flaw of The Smithsonian ASlI‘0Pl'l_\'Sl(‘ could reach the moon in a few‘ - sale of Cod Liver oil capsules; 
     
    

    
     way the an-race child of h(’l' age reports Red (,i'soo. Mrs Cecil and bring it back to earth 
     
    
   
   
    
     thrue children will need some 
     
     k ml of profesqonal help and 
     
     \.ll‘\lllL' zimountr. of supertision 
     
    
   
   
    
     (V-hm n,p(m9d 8 mm] 0, 5, an_: al ()bS€‘I‘\‘al(ll‘_\ here. shown with. vd:si.r-I)r.N Rhinehan also“  
     
    
   
   
    
     safely and in good health. with Mrs. Jardine in charge. The 
     
     —— *““— “rs” "‘“' attendance cup was merited by 
     
    
   
   
    
     Association meeting to be held Grade 2- ' "24    
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘llUlU.‘.ll('.ll it-~t~ utitild s.'i\. that :(’lP.\’ made In the month of Oct‘ 
     
     M‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     m,,51nfl mm, mes an had .in_ I Q U! ltttcllt :ctil iober. ways and means. Mrs (‘lif-lsame can be purchn . the evening. 
     
     mm rewrdauon like being Qu0m,m_ of 00' “M 3121].). been ford Gaudet reported the Dr0‘ll)et-ember iiiceiing. Rev. Ell. Bean reported ‘on in Charlottetown. Ocinlier 22. Ml L_0l‘ne Moaseogave a com;l 
     
     able [ll \0l\(- |Illi\ .‘ll)tllll 4 oi the (1-edg from the rummage sale The l)(_(_onlb(_r meelmg W1” be me progress of the 5chool (”.0_ The fouowmg delegates were prehensive report I recen 
     
    
   
   
    
     m-.'irsightcd or hard of hearing . V ‘ y _ . ‘ 
     
     i~ a condition it’: not a disease pmbhimi "mm ‘‘'“M’‘'" "f M” ‘W14”‘('t'nl1}'3"W“"l9d W $35-0O‘lanswered with a gift fortlie sot-iali““d5 'ml>"'°V9m9m (»0mm|ll99 flPPOml0d 10 allendl R9V. BAH m¢€lln8 held in Charkmemwn     
     
    
   
   
    
     and |\‘ not in 5 b~(, 5_ H 826‘ <'t>Ul<li U10‘ \WHlf_l ‘M ‘h? Mrs. Gaudei also stated that the‘ . .. ~ . - and stated that although the plans Bean, Mr. Donald Gordon, Mr. ' - '. 
     
    

    
     ililx to do withaihea"i\'ay'0a\;l>e‘i‘s(in‘s had ‘m IQ "F “hm” 2". mm ‘m’ aniitial tag day will be held on‘ n:(;fa{:fim:::(ie',:\.  were delayed they would con- T.J. Ling_ Mrs. Scott Moa.-re and “tended by, "re Na,u0na]_pres:.’   
     
    

    
     “mm Works‘ or doem.‘ work been able to do abottl *4 ol what ‘\-m.(.n‘b(,r 15,16 Cmzenshlp. 511.5‘ mg mm ‘hm\n- Y 2 gthnniemiae “flue to add tomeimprovemems Mrs_ Elwood Clark. ent. Mrs. Lowan. Following  is as o 
     
    

    
     and how rhal persons mental “ml” (‘h']d”'" "_’ ““" Hf“. “"‘”‘ Joseph .Linkleiter gave a reporiigmdes who am.‘ndN{ D09 [Lake He moved a vote of thanks. Committees were appointed as 799°“ "'9 group ‘“V'd"d ""0 .1. DlAL 5547 
     
     ability compares wit that of zbdelm Ida‘ ‘tr’-§l“‘;“l7‘1_ ‘dig ‘"9 of a meeting she attended forlcuide Camp in the summer An'secQnded by Miss Olive Thomo follows: Membership. Mrs Roy‘Buzz Sessions on the topic. 187 GREAT GEORGE S ' 
     
    

    
     cverybottv else 3 "“ " “ "’” " ‘retarded children. sick. Mrs. [van .0“, the regular meeting son to the Lion's Club for the Clark. Mrs. G. Spicer, Mrs. T “Teacher Reenmmem". 
     
    
   
   
    
     Just as people are of different e Ti”: (I)? ': (i’}‘l‘1,i"]l:"'9'ii‘l]i‘“:"' Clow reported a number of cardslexecuuve nwenng was hem 9 School Grounds play equipment. Ling. Mrs. Ronald Kennedy; 
     
     vliimal Wes so they haw: dif‘ ,,f,‘}’3‘0,, ,,,,'T““",,ff,..“‘..’(‘,,.;‘ In .,f.“,§f sent out and 15 hospital vtstu —-— -— -V —— ———e-- ~— A v or thanks to the Town Social. Mrs. Keith Waite. Mrs. 
     
     lf‘l'Pnl mental al‘)lllll(‘!~ some ’ ‘ made .‘\lt's Thomas l-inklctlcr KENSINGTON H_ AND _g_ ,Council for havina School Street Scot Moasc. Mrs Gerald Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pcrsnns are tall and some are mg up‘ ‘lam Wm Ivar" mm m at ‘ t t t" h ' ' - - 
     
     _ take mm. M hm, mm n(,(,d\.' [aka A e a iepor o s mec mg 5 6 lpaved was seconded by Mr. Kcnzie. ‘Ways and Means. Mrs 
     
     "_h'""' “in” aw bngm and 5”“ omen gm apmg Mm .,ih(.,.,-_ and‘<’“‘9"d“d T9 501"“ -“<‘U0“- I Mr. Thomas Hall. president of‘ Gordon Cooke. L.K. Ztelinski. Mrs. Robert Good- < ‘ 
     
     llearn tom. 3 g1‘(=.')t many iliinggl It was agreed to buy a gift tori the Kensington Home and School The treasurer reported $229.91 win, Mrs. Al‘. Mann. Mrs. Gor- ;  ' 
     
     United Y. P. U. lwhich become routine and d()n't‘lll9 heague of Mercy. Christmasi Association presided at the first on hand. A letter was read from don Cooke, Program. Mrs. Ver- i 
     
    
   
   
    
     require reasoning or mental g.‘card_s will be ordered fro the Fall meeting which was held in the Provincial President announ- dun Paynier. Miss Mamie Mill. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Hold   lbility. J ‘lSistersfiofwlllew‘Precious’"3l0ot1l;[9IeV Highmschomr 0nr‘:Jltll"‘S7d7ay'Cllfl the annual Home and School Rev. E. lngraham. Mrs. l.W 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev Dotiglas I-Iarlo of Tryon 
     
     United Church is m be a special . 
     
     speaker at the fall rally of cen— j 
     
     '"' "'“*’~“°” "W "°"*"°'* FASHION FLATTERY FOR YOU WITH THESE 
     
     l‘ninns. 
     
    

    
     The rally has been planned for ' I 
     
     Saturday afternoon and evening. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     November 9th in Rose Valley us- : ' i I -E . A y .. -. 
     
    

    
     lng the national theme of "Free-‘  ..  .. ..   - ..  .-   E i  i 
     
     ly ye have received freely give. ‘ 
     
    

    
     The planning committee has ‘ | 
     
    

    
     made arrangement to include in i ’  T 
     
    

    
     the program a wide variety of Y-  .A ‘ , I - ' ‘ 
     
    

    
     l" 1'. activities past. present and , ' \ Pu“ 
     
    

    
     future. These will include sum—: 1 ' Reg‘ 1535 . “V. umcflon i. “ow- 
     
     maries of camp at Augustine . , ' A Q Full. new winter tire tread 
     
     (‘nve and Taiamagouche. the ._  -I  depth. 
     
    

    
     Maritime Convention and our  . — " ' 
     
    

    
     view: of the I958 national council ' i = _ _ g  . 11 mom“ ‘Md iuurd 
     
     meeting in Sackville_ and World '- -t.,__ . V ' ““"'"°° 
     
    

    
     ‘  : ‘ f no x l5—Reg.’l6.9I  1l$5 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ('hristtan Education meeting in 
     
     Tok' . Le d .h' ‘ll be  . 15 
     
     W a Pr‘ lp M ‘nan 670 X 7.0 x 15-30]. 17.96  11.05 
     
    
   
   
    
     on drama. Bible study. role play» 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘..’;“....'.i’f:‘.‘3.‘“?§.:.‘?:.‘:":$;..§£.2“; IN FASHION-RIGHT STYLING AND FABRICS E 
     
    
   
   
    
     worship service: are being (‘0n~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Each in pairs with I 
     
     recappable tires ALLS-[ATE 
     
    
   
   
    
     <=2;l;};‘gIn;;41“"1;}i;»:j<;i¢§;‘1.““" FOR SMARTNESS AND WINTER LONG COMFORT STORM KM; 
     
     held lnip\'al‘lkill?Sn ('eantelr1.: levchliciii 
     
     voting people attend in the area  30‘ 16.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     from Wellington to Hunter RlV- O Evei‘_\' coat lined atid illlt‘l‘llllt‘(l plus cliatnols backs. 
     
     t"l Four officers of the M a r i — 
     
     lane 4'(ttll(‘rt'nt‘P Y.P U. are ex- 
     
     pvctcd to attend this year’; ral 
     
     ly the ltrst in Rose Valley for 
     
     \t‘\l"t‘Hl year: They are I)avtri 
     
     \lacl)onald. Halifax. David Whis 
     
     tnn. Sat-kiille Ernest ‘vlurphi. 
     
     Siiinmcrxitlti, Bill (‘allbeck_ Bpd 
     
     entic- 
     
    

    
     Scssintts will be cnndticled by 
     
     Prcwbyterx Arthur (‘raig of Mid 
     
     rllcton and secretary treasurer 
     
     Katlicrtnn Poole. Travellers Rest 
     
     Albcrtn To‘cld is president of the 
     
     Host l'nton 
     
    
   
   
    
     O Fabrics include imporlcd wool and mohair. “A_vers" all wool tweed, 
     
     nubby tweeds and imported ttvccds - Tatterdon Twist - Elysian - Borg 
     
     \'elours - Kolash. 
     
    
   
   
    
     with 2 recap- 
     
     pablo tires 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I.tox15—-Reg. 17.95 1-189 
     
     7.G0x15—-Reg. 18.93 13-99 
     
     Carefully selected nslntzl 
     
     are retreaded from indo- 
     
     wall to sidewall for maxi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . .. V I ‘ \L 
     
     ‘ y , I‘ ‘ ' ‘.70 I II  
     
     l ‘ - _ ii‘ Each in pairs ' 
     
     C Sizes for Juniors, I\Il.\‘.~es anti \\'onit-it. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Priced From $24.95 up 
     
    
   
   
    
     i ALLSTATE 
     
     ‘ Permanent 
     
    
   
   
    
     ANTI - FREEZE 
     
    
   
   
    
     i This is an approved top 
     
     grade ethlene glycol type 
     
     antl-freeze with the finest 
     
     quality anti-rust. anti- 
     
     foam ingredients. Low 
     
     freezing point—high boil 
     
     in point——one filling lasts 
     
     all winter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beta n:.T*T 
     
     Has Meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
     Store Hours 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONDAY. TUESDAY. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     berta Monteith and Fay Harris DNESDAY. 
     
    

    
     T}?! hdefvotional began THURSDAY Allstate Heavy Duty 
     
     wit t e irst two verses the _ Tubes at Special 
     
    

    
     vmn nd ended with the . AM‘ ‘ P'M' GALLON Prices, 
     
     last two Roll Call was answered FRIDAY 
     
     by 22 members and the mentor. ’ A.M_ _ , ',..M_ 370 I 15-33.“ 
     
     Blanche Matthews was happily 
     
     IATURDAV 
     
    
   
   
    
     welcomed back. 
     
     Minutes of the previous meeting 
     
     were read and approved and the 
     
    
   
   
    
     I A.M. - 12:30 P.M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i ALtsrAr- |EtlT rtiAt:riott . 
     
     Famous makes as "Kilgornaclts" by 2 Tube-type Tubeless Al-LSTATE 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘we, 5,, 9,, ¢h,¢m;°._ M.,.g,,,¢ In this group are the styles you'll see talked 
     
     Coffin gave '1 upon on the about 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     in leading fashion magazines- 
     
    
   
   
    
     llacli In - -‘Vt 1 
     
     Eacl In poltt‘-s with I nc.w.bIe fir". 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bug“ __ Sunlighf . liscli in pairs with 1 recappoble res . 3 month road lmnird 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' WEI‘! . . . 
     
     P, - R,mk,,,; styles with the supple silhouette . . . we've N 
     
     , u Woodaide. . . ALI. - SEASO 
     
      Mum shown Just thrce including the ever pop- 391- 24-95 R‘°S- 27-95 3;. ,1; 
     
     C°'iiiin‘cooncti decided the card‘ ttlar filled coat with the stlPDlv influence Gordon — MontrOY "- Senders It : ‘-7' * '5 ‘-70 I 15 ' F‘ « "5 W 
     
     Q ‘ . I t 
     
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     :':.';'n,,,"""°,:,,::.'d,..,""i' ham’ . . . each tailored by makers careful of 1 .44 .15 '05 
     
     "'fi.""@‘ '”*-G °"A'n'“,|“i'; detail . . . and of wonderful, wearable, new‘ G°|db’"Y L°° "' P°'|""‘ -' B°“°'  
     
    
   
   
    
     fabrics. These lovely coats are made for 
     
    
   
   
    
     til 
     
     .t 
     
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     tit 
     
    
   
   
    
     —. ‘ ht-.._ M stylish, comfortable wear through Winter recappoble tires. . Pmmum m.d_n% R:"nm_' W 
     
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