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fhlb week for - mother of Ei ‘ ir and Mr. Wil- by her child- ii the- o:- . liq" Yoriy ‘ill Jlld whiled u-

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may or chiming with on.- -" licfore tea was nn- lltltllllf"‘fl. "Phi- dcruriitions 0'1 the ftp. tahh ~ Pll-

w ir» zliifiuilils iiiirl i‘ " vii-Err tlhllli‘ i-i .

"1' ‘ore .\‘l i. lt' , .‘ , llliirtloi-k W. l. Laird, Mrs. J iiics Télll The ton=t l L of llOll- iiv .\lr~, R, E nivl PfllGIlKliTl tn by Mr»; ill u gfltvllll and prelty

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D ~~ (‘l .i*».i u‘ the iuoii‘ Pull‘... Cl‘ . evening,

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§lll'llli' im- thc Wrist: i'u'i' ui-rltllni: tour Mr. Clllllu; lived Lorwny it hi‘ hrmoi- uY ii pretty hi‘ Laird Plrlkrul Hntol,

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Prior to

"~oip'i'iii . lliiliirix. 2l‘,“ll iiir them by Ml‘. fmrwny". it'll" Eli-r, ltr-eil who lll- vlted upwm" of 1'10 giic-"ts to ‘nect tlic he“, ' l‘ ‘tln. . n o rm», y) .7 i ~ lxilPltfllllfld on lii1i"1‘..~v .ll .-'.i~r.i ion tvti iii hon-

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a YOUTIIFUL siitnrwitisr DRESS wgTfl "(if OR DOWN"

COLLAR. ,, yfililllllitl lllllfl simple“ tdrrliigegf 1 ‘],t,._'lll‘......'~‘l’l"ll' ' ‘blilllvlll ‘calql ‘n pfirlrct "find'. It ll bright red Crvfli.‘ with blnck mono- gram embroidered pcrkct. The ac- ynmmodnilug collar iimv be worn up or dnwn.....nnd what a 107' Nob» the gored detail of the skirt. rant embroidery 0Y1 the

$3111 want the same ("£55 n soft dcr blue linen with colorful gnd belt for sootherir resort or cruise . .imd wear it all SUIT’; mer. It‘; lust the easiest druc u

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ca. who i5 spflildlllg the winter at

.\t."c‘tltlil mid ‘Cllllflfllllll NllllOllill Hotel, and Mrs. Vfltilmaflzl)‘ ,Harr_v ’l‘itiiui1: bridc~._

. one of this sea-

lsoirs he tea table, gay

is and tulips, was prc_ sirleu mer by Mrs. Edmund Mur-

lJ-ll). who un insisted in serving

l y .\i V. B’ake, Mrs. Mark Mc-

1 .3\'lr~ H. Thompson, Miss liy Kiruiii,

l Dr Ilupli Parker. of Sydney. who

vsnlizi‘ over to lii- izimionmtiitn f0!‘ lllh friend. .\lr (Tliiiiixs Rwd Lor- uiiv l> pc i 1'» week in Suiir

Iii .\fi'. and Ali's.

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t" E l‘ u: ;i u:i:i.'i" 'l\'(‘!l b,\' ‘~ of ill“ Griuleiiicifs Club Thllffiiifly ('\'(‘n.ll'.'. wok one of the n cot .~o Li" even‘ o.’ the 5ea~

owl‘.

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t 't iiig a. her hruir- ugniu this 0',‘t‘lllll§:,, . t.

iDr i Champion of O'Lcar_v, i~ tut“ r-l" hi": safer, Mr. Peihick, uiul Dr". PItlllCR. 229 Eu» to“ Si.

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r . ltfrs. Harri" Weeks iras for the weekly bridge Thunclay O O O

Thi- \V(l-ll(‘-l(\ Club had a prettily flFYAY-imid four tiiblc bfltlgzt" at the Can: ill Naitioiiiil lloiel on Wednes- day afternoon

lioatecs club on

I O O Mrs. P. S. Fielding and Mix: Murii-l “leeks entertained at a

delightful alX liiblii mixed bridge int Mrs. ‘urcluy evening, . * I

Miss Janet Horne of Summenlde was a grcst at the pretty XfcKic- Lxirwuy" \edding whivh was lhl‘ s0- cizil even". 0i‘ the wri-k, tiikluc pln"? iii Si, Prints Anglican church on blunting‘. Other ouisitlr- puree-t» in- cludcd Mr. Robert lnman and MlEB Helen Holman.‘ of‘ Siimmerside.

The many friends of l\ii.<;~ Laura. Hoduson, who is spending the win-

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ter in St. cter. uru. Florida. will

regreuto learn ‘ .~lie has been

qiite ill, but is ruiv eonviilcscing ~ i‘

Hon Bradford W. LcPage. M’, L. A., President of tho Executive Council ivas rcceivhiq the con- gratulritlons nf his friends last Sat- urday on the occasion of his 62nd, lilrthdiivy.

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Hon and M115 T. W. L, Prowse left ’I‘l"iursday for Toronto, where it i< hopcd it ‘s Prowse will soon rennin her health.

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‘Mr, and Mrs, A B, l“l~'hcr. were among thti VIFHOYS to Mont- real this week, llllCalfi at Mount Itovul Hotel. . . '

Queen Elizabeth bought a rose

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pink baby cot Wednesday while touring the British Indllstrtev F311‘- iii London The King and Queen piirchawrl numerous gifts to be sent to friends. Presumably thlv was the Queen's object in buying the cot.

ltlocles

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stretch your lvirlczi-t for many more Style No, T-FFB] is Iivslvned fm’ sizes l2. l4. m. 1R l'l"d 20 year‘. Embroidery No. 113-11012 covts 20c extra. Send 70 "uh for pattern to Campus Moder-i. Guardian Pattern

Fielding‘; home lust Silt--

A MorningSmile

AIfID WHERE EMPLOYED. Pl‘l}I.—wll£\l-5 a Grecian urn? d sludent-Delxnde 011 wnat he oes.

MISUNDERSTOOD, The new minister win; gxtrgmew

and one of his first sch-appointed tusks upon coming to the parzsh was to call upon all of his neigh.

and enlist their su port,

“I'm sorry," rep] farmer, "but it's no use asking me _I don't approve offoreigu misc ions." '

,“But- surely" the minister‘ per- .~Ls.e<l. “you know that “'3 are com. lllfllliivfl to iced the lnin ry?" "That. may be." came he grim icply "but surely we can feed ‘am on inmrilzing cheaper" titan 111L55- lorinrlcs." .

T‘ ‘ll‘ Airijcslies laiichcrl iieuriiiy when the portly Earl of Derby, \v._ escorted them about the lair, said} of the cit: "I vnudei" ivhat weird llilDpflllnllig not 1mg 1i?- a

‘_\it~ H Ln lloiiiiuzi. oi Summer- si e. is speudinu u week with her ‘ .' Mr. Robert '1‘. Holman, ‘tl“.fl lllix Pflrllllilll, Briqliio 1\[r5 i-ioliiuiti we.» hcwti- .~ at h: = fir her ycwtcrziziy afternoon at her ut- IYHCLVL‘ ham“

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Miss Iiirivfillsiii. left vnstariiay llltlflllll’! on n holiday vi..it to i"ir\ur'= in Nrw York iiiui Tampa, Florida.

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Thr- dinncr in honor 0f lxird iliirliin-Pwuw-li filltl the numerous lUllfllll brldcm f ' irl Guido work were snrlul lzt-cpinz a great mum" Ylli flllll old pleas-

i Jiztly PllltfilTilllliYlllllls week. I 8 it

Anions: tho hour sou enterlnliilns; "i": week in Suzmnerridc was Mrs.

W. P. Cnilnwlmvi. who gave a seven table iirulic on Tuesday rifieriionnfni- ll iiiuiibui- 0i her friend» Q O I Mrs. R L, Show. Siimriierslde.

entertiiinerl at a delightful four table bridce on Friinv evening for intimate frieiirk ‘

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Mrs. ('1, M A-xiirtl i-iitcriniiivd fit ~11 wiinuer brlrluo ol three table.» on

f-‘i-idav eveniuk nt lirir home on Prince S‘. lvlrs .1\\'==r,'i win 393i" hostcaw to a number of ladies at

afternoon lea on \V"flflP-=di\,ll

‘Vfr. A. E‘. MrzrLr-iin. M P., and llifocltean. Suinmovsidc, who are iii Ottuwii. i‘ ‘ll Tuesday in Montreal where Mr. lvlzieibean was attending i1 mcetiuc uf the Senate of the Pl‘9'~b\'lf‘l‘lfiil College, O!’ which he is a member. t t t

E. S YtiacLood. well known ilslzind Poctcss. celebrated her |95th. birthiiwv unnu-ersnrv qiiietlviit i her home tvcdiiesdav. She wits the ‘recipient of a beautiful bouquet of irosi-e from lli= Honour the Lieut. iGoveriior and \fr>_ DoBlois. Quite in number of nrovniiiciit visitors iciilled to offer‘ conerniulnliom being cordially- received by Miss Foley.

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Slxteen-year-old Vlvlnn Ewe

t {mind a bar of smelled izold while (lli1-”ll?" in "Hi Wok curden oi’ nth

Home in ‘i/fclboiirvic. Aiwlrilin. T-“o

' bur. which is valued at. S10v0. is. v~ni=-~-~I m have hm", h-q-inri hv a

bllshftilllfvl‘ or a mid thief more than liftv years aco.

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Banish Surplus Poundu-Cul Down on Calories

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ml. 2I6m£ 136045

Resolution for Mrs, Stout—-a streamlined figure in i036!

No halfway measures. She starts right out with a three-day liquid diet-hot ten and coffee, refreshing orange, pineapple, grapefruit, to- mato and prune juices to cleanse and tone up hcr system.

But no weakening hungcr strikes —Thursday site's back on three complete. well-balanced meal: a day. Here's a sample dinner of only 4B7 calories: 2 pieces celery, average serving lean roast lamb, Va cup green peas, 1/; small cauli- flower, 1 teaspoon butter, 1/4 head lettuce. 1 teaspoon French dressing, V; cup snow pudding (no nuce), ten with lemon.

By limiting calories to 1,200 I day she know: she can lose two pounds a week. Her chart of 100- cnlory food portions makes plan- ning easy, includes recipes of favorite desserts to satisfy her sweet tooth.

Slenderlze healthful? Our 32- page booklet given eliclous re» ducing mcnun for two weeks, llqulrl dirt, rni-irv rihrirt How to w"

send 20c in cnim; for your 00p’! of The New way To A Youthful

Dermflmtnt‘ Figue tn The Guardian Home

style N0. T4551 size ., . Service, Address. Be cure tn write plainly your Name. Address, and the Nmig of booklet.

Name ___i _______ Nnmo sue“ Address street Address a" _ DWI»; Gt] Pzovlnot

enthusiastic about foreign missions. 1

bars whom he knew to have money,

one wealthy 1

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Nagging illothers-in-Laiv Are a Problem in “Any Home, But There is Little One Can D0 Except Accept Them for Their Real l Worth and Make the Best of it

__..-_--- Dear Dorulliv Dix-Please tell me the best u'av' to kct alum! with my mot-her-ln-lzi . She has a fiery temperament. but she is generous and open-handed. She ha; two sons whom she still re nrda as little children and thinks they shoud let her dictate to tiicm. anc Ls vci1v ineudluiig. nu p0 Know nil our bllbllltufi. the price oi everything we » uuy, even Lnc ciuuiing and groceries; then mic DlOtMJC-lata‘ all 0f our LHHHXB to the bal- iimc oi the minty. mic cums me around lLllU, ttllfi inc iiuw bl“! out; inks and that. “m1 now .i. 5001141 ouy such iii-u mun u. uurgam, which lllLlllli-Lll-‘S thin. 1 Quilt iuww uni/Willis- 1 icci lkF-C tclilll-l iu-r to unnu ner own busi- lltba‘ uni». iUc iinue urullfl. "W m! ‘lllfibwd uutcll i kuiii, to tut her iur fear of “Mull; ncr llillllkb. 11c m,» line Ls ulct and uoesiri. iiicuii iiiritiiiiic p, lL. i .i_v to take 1t, but it i»; iciy mini iii». iu any ii word Duck. 11c!‘ ucui-i- bUflc wic icukiu. with nor and 5116 hut-hr, MM.‘ iicr, kfiflllzi wuh us Wile“

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.-_-, Aim-tier: , flnLll sulvlliUll tlilflahl cu (hing iiiu..i,i-iii-iu.~. At It! u p com; uiiu 3d l» i.» “not llluAL‘ gut um; lrllftimti“ Utiyclklic uiicci. iiittlicu oi dciiiluk “ii-h 1191" and will" "l" _ i r - - . ) u ‘I lliigci uii ul luul‘ IJW- OeUIU-bi- “hi” lliii. ALAMLvl cliitl icil llLl to kc i i~ ~> l uauauu Wu“ u’ mm Bu“,

- - .. tic uumu ku Lu your u “Utllu indict. HLL llAllUufi Luolwa. W“ w)“ ~ “M” W “an a“ um woman”

Liluii L ital you hull‘ Lu tlfil “hold with a mull- l. cit-iii iiziii. tiiumctiw.» nil iiuinull WLSUOIU l0 in; “UhlUll uciiiiu to know than any other

ii LMuLAALA uLlrv-Lkll you. ‘ ‘ __ l _ c. _ woman we“ tut-unit». JUN LulA t LllplL/Allill/ltlt-AJ uupntat .u iiti cl titan-u .1 w‘ UuL n“ trill» mic ha.» u i..,iit to iiiii in L null find». iii nu uwi it y. D

uun lflllhtnll-i, but. ulllli-lo hllLlt. mic JliLi) iiitiii and pimp NU llfrlxutitiuten UCUUYKIIHK to lltl‘ Unllyluciilla» fr‘?ififigf:icufgflslygzléier “rmwms "oubh ‘MU ‘Qclixiffilllto all‘: lililtfifvcmtfiut ant.‘ viui cvcr uiltilostf. UBUWM? Gibfilllvm‘ 15 no iiioic lnllllUlnlUlU iiiuii an old woman, 51w l5 not only set in her way». nut blink! bill,‘ in piiictii,» iiiiiliiiccu lnui, rm‘. lire tin; uni)! Amlll- WWW W“ “““5c"t iimiifill“Ililliiffyfffflhtl, gPl iilcnuivith u iriuthcr-iii-law of the kinu wit. time“ jtlat 4U ilLcLDt llLl‘ lib cue id and. try i0 111M“! lhfl WM "1 AlLl. iiy to ecu "hut in coon in iicr tuiu cuui. your c; eii to me butt.

r1“ ,0 “m, will‘ muiiier-iii-iuws point u. view unu, her married son 5 Stu}; “but; poy to nci. mic uucsil t gcuiizc tliilt lie uuuairt atlLl flan: to be tum w Witoll ULllllltt hi; citrus, not, to luv. in» ice-t wet and. t0 WHMIH for tiiituiiiupiltxs until flt‘. KIUIKJLD‘ iiie btrcvc. Li, LS ncr iuvc and suiicituuc that tilt: u‘ " 0i Lllt.‘ iitiguiiip Lilli-L gcta b0 upon your llcA'Vc.->._ ll» 13 _ b?" cutiec out; i..i.> cu icu iii... l\ h.» .ii it“. tinii hilt: D1143: niw nil ul your ailulis and llkia to iciiuw wliiit citiyiiiiiip coat-i, “hut, you. Luci yccucraay 8.110. NB going; LU uu tomorrow. ilpprutiicliigi an inn m. 1b i.» piullllf, L00. In“ )0}! §HOLLLU Lltikll ullll it lllClCClttinjy, uilitknu now lull your oi-u lue is 0i NW allU fluctuate‘. ‘ ,

“for”. oi all, you should iiiuiec any pflLflllUU l0 ire. 11.0111; with your I]H)t|l\'l‘ill-f¢\i\ lJtTllllaU tiiitc in iiic iuiuiiliw" ‘WM Mill will 113W HD1111 49111 uiwyiliiti. liit Al‘ i» iiu iitiiui‘ imu tiling; r01‘ Wiilcii u, iiiiui is b0 kfuttilil. L0 fins uric n5 ioi‘ nliufllllfl- 1| LLHL‘ lDfutluwtilCC H) Alli; iiiutiiti‘. ‘Inch: L5 no ullltil‘ one illJllH tlllft it win.- cull (l0 lint will up hU iar LUutlYd imiun-s Mel‘ Alubflkllltilkldllyg u: t0 v8 iilciltus “Ll/H nu iliuiiici‘, _

rot‘, you soc, your llllc-izullLi 103Gb nis niuinci. He doesiit see net‘ tatuis m» cieuin its‘ you im lJ"\.'tltL>e he l5 itrctintontcu to minim anfl. 511)’- vuiv, nu lb IJULULU iu iici by u tllUtlni-llKl tics l-illtl- 2i W111‘ van-irks at n81‘ 179111- lNo tlfuil Lw ctci‘ put lti Li. illicit‘): llunlnUll tlltill cue one hi1,» 1a‘ Lzalicu. upon t0 “Anti clue.» UUL-nklill ilm iiiuiilcl‘ iillu rm uric uilu the iigntulg over film like ucgs over u Quilt.‘ and bCtlflllg iiiiii Lu pltllltb ill Liicir ieuu. kou cunt. Clliillfli: your iiioiiici-iii- it». out you tun HHIYHCIL aupwse you try it. Uear ivllss uni-d. liitve been inuiiiui iii u iiimi m0 your; wnu nus h past uoout winch u. so-cailcu iriciiu lulu mc the other day. He uiunt (ieiiy it. Llbtuflki, no Lulu ‘mu uii HUULLL it, iiiiu lliki vcry ‘untamed 0f. hl-S wrongdoing, w A iiuvc no lcur oi his cvcr £01114: astray ukaiu. He. is a gocu mun uiiu u. peril-ct flllhUlillli lllltt we arc vcry huppy together. but in iiiy iue, Lllbl), iiicrc i» u. uiiick piigc. in u municin, Ol resentment at my lPtlIufLb iftlllillltflfl, u-i iiic i-.>i.i ppcii usiut- u bllllilt.‘ time unit tiuve sQt-‘nl. my iiiiic eici" cllillt! lvilltbllllg lL. r iihl iiui, Lcil iiiy husband Ql this before l iiiurricu hiiii ttlltl hc lXJllLiVU: that i was ac pure ms snow, but now since he has UOIIIumEQ his punt L lcci that may uc i bllDLIld tell him the wiwie truth. 1 ivuiit to get Linc burdcn o1! my chest. 1 Iecl that 1 am a. cheat tmtl um not p flylll}; hill‘ with hiiii, but lie lb very lcitluus and l. fem‘ the ream». lncii: Ah IAU pliSblDlG cniutcc 0i his cver finding out about it. DO you think he would UL‘ giiitl ii L told him, or would n. only make him mis- erable iui knuwiiiu o lllb punt (iOUh mu? lFhl. ' Answer: ‘

I. think that l= would be uorsc than ioiiv, it would be a crime for you to tell VUlLl‘ iiuimzuid of your must indiscrctlcn, because it could do no poa-

sible good. it would only destroy hi3 iuith in you uiiu utterly wreck his hzwpiiicss.

You did a wrong tilltt you liiivc rnut-iittiil it. You have wiped your sate cltfllll and stitriud u new llic. You will wulk straighici- in the nar- row put-h licciiucc W" 11M“ “m” fiblluinlrd cit in it. And the rational mid right thing for you to do now LS to lorgct it. all ctnd EtDlWfl-SL‘ your -con- sciciict. .-:i> fiir us your iirruriiiiu l.» (tilllltillltll. by marking him a particu- larly good wiic.

bUlllCSSlUli l5 VYCHKXHJX». 1t is trying to luy your loud on somebody eke.» bliuuittuii; and iiiukc iiiiii or licr help you curry ii. That is a cow- ardly thing to LtU. Don't be iciiipicii lino (luliip it. Shut your teeth on your 5<‘L‘I'l.‘l iizi<i keep _\..iii rcinoiz~c iu yourself. 1t is pdrt of the punish- mciii. tor your .~.iii.

I iliiiik |lll“~i)l|ilfl$ uiiii Wl\‘i',€ niulzc ;i iiiriliile llllhlilkf,‘ ivlien they "tell ouch other <*\"i-i'_\'iliiii;‘ ilUUlltr iiic wilitg, iiiiiv hair committed 11111055 there is hulllilllllllb‘, tliiit cou d ruin-h out iiiiu Lllc nevi: lite lllld SDOH it. If they had served it lull sciiaencc or haul wine contagious disease or there was sonic tnhcrltublv lllfllllfly in their llllllllltW, itiey .~.li'0uld reveal it, but not thc story of blllllt) fytllllllllll cuuuiiitic or some boy or girl who was a. first swccl-he-tirt. "

Crliflt 0‘-ll\' itivm cruise for lilTfl

too true tliht iviiiit \\'i' ruin’. know

iiiii'r>iii.,\'. and in marriage it is only »lll trouble u.» DOROTHSLDIX;

Crochet Medallion Bedspread

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. If luce HDDCHII; to YOUPTCIHIHIIN‘ heart, ii yo“ 341ml“ u", unmua] i; you a preclaic beautiful things, on ivill not rot until your buiw gmchgy, ‘ iook a .fl8lll0lilllI these cleverly csignuti mfidttlftblll and assembling thom into lovely yet Billfdy bedspreads. Each mcdalltml made iieparnteiy unihg heavy crochet and knitting cotton. The fringe hung; in prgcefu mcnllops rind is added nftcr the entire shroud is assembled. v be ugcd over white or colon, as you prefer. The pattern includes euy-to-undcr. llfllld working and assembling instructions, instruction; for mmlng (ring; nncl diagrams oi stitches. Poi Uivniilvli" imtn-ru iuki inuruniinnn for all ol than denim. ocnd 20 centu in ntiimiln or coin u-nln iarererrcd) w Tho Charlottetown (Junrdinn Nni-rllcaork Dcbnriment.

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To The Charinlictown Guardian Needlework Dept.

DESIGN N0. 306 Name - —

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some interesting new February and March books include —"Actlon at uila" by l-lerveyAllen author of "Anthony Adverse’ an edition of which may now be bought for 98c . .. . - . Nose h in Eavm” by Thomas Mfillll-W o is now on a lecture tour of the United Still“- which will lut until the end of Aptfl , , "Defoe" by Jame"; Sutherland, a biography of the author of those memorable char- acters Robinson Crusoe and Moll

Flanders , , . ."Time and the Conways" a play by J. B. Priestly who, in a recent broadcast men-

tioned that this current plity whs to 80MB extent the outcome of hi5

rcadin "An Experiment With Time" by J. W. Dunne . . After this broadcast "An “EYWQTIIHEXIY.

Wit-h Time" suddenly born? to sell so fast that the publisierk went

out of stock , i . flffearken Unto This Voice" h Franz Werfelh first full length novel since "The Forty Days of Mum Dagh" . . .“ e Blue Dragoons" by Curt Berg a new Scandinavian writer . . . , “This Proud Heart" by Pearl Buck . . . . "The Light of Other Days“ by Elizabeth Corbett . flf-lcm-yi of

Navarre“ by Quentin Hurst . , . "Adonais," life of John Keats by Dorothy Hewlett . . . "Dawn in L oneue" by Mary Ellen Chase . . . “ nqueror/ of the Seas: The Story of Magellan" by Stefan Zwciv- February Lltcrury Guild Selection . , . "This Salzburif-thc gayexti of guide books by Count Ferdin- and Czernin,

"This Salzbiirg" is described as n guide book with avldes. It‘; about "dirndls. ioder, the Brriustubei-ln, Lanzks, the Bazar, Kommer a Cz. - . . . not to mention Mozart Reinhardt, and the Deitrich," also contains serious advice for the traveller. It is delightfuly illustrat- ed by Count Lcdebur: and the first edition ls limited to two thousand numbered copies bound in imported Dirndl cloth in four diffrent cle- vigns. The price l4 under $2.00.

The Greystone Pres-s, publishers of “This Balzburg," has secured an excellent tie-up iii promotion 0f sales with Joseph Laiiz a Iillflpli» though exclusive Salzburg fashion designer who has just moved into new quarters in New York making an appropriate celebration of his arrive. Lanz diaplayed copies of the book with his own merchandise displays and recommended it. as giv ng the true spirit of Balzburg. in his circulars which were sent out to approximately a million eople. In addition, the Saizbur estlval has given ita official en o 5ement to the book supplying dlspl y mat- erial to be used by bookshops.