Inge 14 The Guardian

Wellington And . . . Vicinity Mr. Lowell Barlow spent the week-end at his home here.

Misses Priscilla and Mary Arsen- oult tttended the Teachers‘ Con- vention in Charlottetown.

—-Her many friends will regret to learn Mrs. Willie Arsenault. teacher of New French School. is a patient in P.‘ 0. Hospital. one and all trust she will be able to return to her home and resume her teach- ing duties soon.

Mrs. Frank P. Arsenault has re- turned from United States. where she spent the winter months. Her host of friends are pleased to see her back home.

Misses Dora. Modeling and Flor- ence Arsenault. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Arsenault, Abrams’ Village, spent Easter holi- days at home.

Miss Lorraine Arsenauit, student at Prince of Wales College and Miss Francine Arsenault, student at St. Augustine's Convent, South Rustico. spent holidays at their respective homes in Abrams Vil- lage.

Messrs. John Barriauit and John Gallant spent a few days recently in Moncton, Dieppe and Lewis- ville. N. B.

Mont Carmel Altar Society met at the home of Mrs. Cyrus Rich- ard. It was decided 32 would be given to National Convention and $2 for a Mass for Mrs. John P. Arsenault. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John J. Rich-

Professional cards

Chartered Accountants T. Earle Hickey

Canadian Bank of Commerce

Buildln Summerslde, P.E.I. — Phone 2888 W. Albert Robertson

P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water Street Summerslde P. 0. BOX

681 INSURANCE

R. E. Ellis & Son Lintiird Fire — Auto — Casualty I Summer St. Summerslde

DIAL 3344

Optometrists

B. F. Hunter. R.0. Summerslde. I’.E.I. — Phone and SMALLMA S BUILI G

E. E. Parkman 0pt.D.. 11.0. PHONE 3237 REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St. Summerslde

A. Raymond Grant, B.Sc.. 0.D. 233 Water Street Summerslde Above Maurice Mlu's Men's wear PHONE 3530

Dentists

Dr. J. A. Doiron . Dental X-Bays SMALLMAN BUILDING Dial 2360 Summerslde

Physician & Surgeon

Dr. H. B. Ma.cNeliI Water Street (Oppoolte Holmnn's) DIAL 7032

VETERINARIAN

Dr. J. R. Cunningham mai. 2520

Water St.

on. L. K. zisimsiu‘

General Practitioner Kensington. I’.I£.I.

Office Hours:

Afternoons 2:00-4:00 PJI. (Except Friday). Evenings 7:00-9:00 RM. (Except Tuesday). Maternity Cases and Calls

- tion of Rosary. Various

Tuesday, M§y_5. ‘I964

ard. A vote of thanks was tender- ed Mrs. Richard. Bingo was play- ed which realised $4.60.

Sincere sympathy is extended Mr. and Mrs. Ffdele J. Arsenault and Mrs. Emanuel Arseneult on the recent death of their brother. the late Joseph J. Arsenault . ‘

Pie. Louis Gallant. member of the Canadian Army stationed at Halifax. spent Easter with his fam- ily here.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant of Halifax. spent a.,few days in Cape Egmont at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Sylvain Gallant. They also motored to Summerslde to visit Mra. Gallanl's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dolar Richard.

Miss Jeanne Deresp. Grade ‘xx student at Misuouche Convent. spent the Easter holidays with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Leglr Derasp, Mont Carmel.

Miss Marie Aucoln. Tomato. spent a few days with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerard Gallant, Mont Carmel. Follouing students of Rustlcol

Convent are spending their holidays with their parents in Cape Egmont. Misses Gloria Gallant. Bertha Richard. Melina Richard. Leonie Richard and Robert Richard.

Miss Anita Aucoiri who has been eniployniciit in Toronto for some

l.lI‘fIL‘ is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Gallant, Mont Carmel.

PIIDVIS of English Scholl enjoyed a \teel<'s holiday and eagerly start- ed back to their studies on April 26.

Master Orell Poirier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Poirier, Summer- slde. recently visted his grand- father. Mr. Emile J. Arsennuli. and other relatives here.

Mr. Mazaire Arsenault. Abram‘: Village. accompanied by his sister Mrs. Anthony Arsenault and sister- in-lnw, Mrs. Alyre Arsenault, visit- ed their mother, Mrs. Jacquline Arsenault, who is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital on Sun- day.

Sincere sympathy is extended Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gallant. Egmont Bay. on the sudden death in Mont- real of their son Gerard. Remains were accompanied home by his older brother Theodore and two sisters Lorelle and Gcralda.

Young Edwin Darby is spending l'llS holidays at home. He is a High School student in Saint John. N. B. He was accompanied home by his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clark. Mrs. Clark is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Edwin Darby.

Ladies’ Altar Society oi St. Gil- bert met at the home of Mrs. Florin Arsenault with nine members pres- ent. Meeting opened with recita- reports were given. Ladies’ played bingo from which $9.20 was ralsed.- Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Cyrus P. Gallant.

Following Naval ratings station- ed at H. M. C. S. Cornwallis Deep Brook, N. S.. spent Easter holidays with their parents, Faustin Gal- lant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jaddus Gallant: Adrien Richard. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Richard; Theodore Gallant son of Mr. and Mrs.‘Ben. V. Gallant. On their return they motored to Moncton, accompanied by Claire Gallant.

cape Egmont Women's Institute meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jos. Richard. Roll call was answered by 17 member and two visitors. New committee: were sp- pointcd. Entertainment consisted of an auction sale with Mrs. Adelartl as auctioneer. Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Aubin Arsenault.

Young Matt Gallant. son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Gallant recently returned from Halifax. where he had been a patient in Victoria General Hospital for over six weeks. He was accompanied home by his sister. Mrs Felix Arsenault. who had been by his bedside through his long lllnesb and his sister Liza who was employed in Monc- ton.

—BM.

LA LINEA. Spain (AP)—Spaln look further action against the British in Gibraltar Saturday: they'll have to get rid of their own

Pluovllle And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. James McArthur and daughter Shirley. arom- psnled by Mr. Carlyle Ramsay. of Rosebank. also Mr. Nelson Gallant. Piusville. motored to Summerslde on Thursday. April 28th.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran and children were visitors to 0'-

Leary. April 28th. Messrs. Oscar Gallant, Alyre Gallant. and Anthony Gallant

were recent business visitors to Summerslde.

Mr. Emanuel Gallant.‘ Rose- barhr. is busily engaged in haul- ing slabs from Anthony Gallant's saw mill.

Mr. Fred Mallett. St. Louis, and Dave Kinch are hauling lumber these dayslfrom the saw mill in Piusville. ’

Mr. Hansen Oliver. Albcrlon. and Mr. Wsrburton Murray. were recent business visitors to Sum- merside. . I

A very enjoyable evening was spent in Piusville hall on Wednes- day when their regular Wednes- day evening dance was held. Music was furnished by Mr. Leon-

ard Barnett. accompanied by Mr. Robert Gallant and Mr. Leo Blanchard. .

Little Carmel Corcoran is much improved in health, after receiv- ing treatment in Western Hos- pital. All wish a speedy recovery to her usual good health.

Mrs. Emanuel Gallant and chil- dren. Rosebank. spent Wednes- day afternoon visiting relatives in Piusville.

Mr. Ervin Horne, Rosebank. is hauling oats to Mr. Anthony Gal- lant's seed cleaning plant in pre-_ paration for seeding.

Mr. Warburion Murray recently purchased I i954 truck. All wish him success in the gravel hauling this season.

Mr. Joey Gallant, has returned to his home after spending some time visiting friends and rela- tives in New York and St. John, N. B.

Mr. Peter Finnan. Woodstock. was in Piusvllle. recently in the interest of his firm.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Len Gal- lant on the birth of a son in the Western Hospital. Alberton.

BB.

casoumpec and . . s Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. John Raynor and son Winston. accompanied by Mrs. Rhodes Ashley and daugh-

ter, Eleanor were visitors to Charlottetown, April 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis had as their guests on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Dermott MacLean, Milo. Mr. and Mrs. William Robin-

son. West Devon, were recent vis- itors lo Cascumpec.

Mr. and Mrs. Heath Leard. Cen- tral Bcdeque. visited with rela- tives in the Western part of the Island, over the week-end.

Miss Gwendolyn Smallman. spent the week-end visiting her sister. Mrs. Ellsworth Thomas.

Mr. Vance Bridges has return- ed to his home after spending the past few months. visiting rela- tives in the U. S. A.

Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, accompanied by Mrs. Marian Phillips and son Dale, O'Leary. were visitors to Summerslde on Tuesday.

Miss Judith Harrison. O‘Leary.

spent the Easter holidays visit- ing her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Hudson.

Mr. and Mrs.’Ersklne Clarke were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas.

Mr. Hillard MacLcod was a vis- itor to O'Leary on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. were recent visitors to

Thomas Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray were recent visitors to O‘Leary.

Burton And Vicinity

Miss Carrie ‘Walsh. was s rec- ent guest of her sister, Mrs. Gladys Walsh, Burton.

Burton School opened. April 20. following the Easter holidays. and is progressing favourably un- der the management of the teach-

er, Mrs. Melvin McGregor. Bur- ton. Mr. and Mrs.’ Percy Senmer.

0'Leary, were recent‘ guests of Mrs. Sentner‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wood, Burton.

Messrs. Calridgc Rogers. Peter Dalton also Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Collicutt. Burton. motored to Summerslde. recently on'busi- ness.

Mr. Hutt MacArthur.‘ Cas- cumpcc, was in Burton recently on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Calridge Rogers, Nadine. Chryie and Orville, Bur- ton. were visitors to Summerslde on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McWil- liams. Cape Wolfe. also Mr. Har- old Howard. Burton, motored to Summerslde recently on busi- ness.

Mr. Stanley Dalton. son. Sonny and daughter Virginia. Miscouche. were recent guests of Mr. Dal- ton‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Dalton. Burton.

The following have left recent- ly for Pictou, N.S.. where they will be employed during ‘the fish- ing season: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Perry. Messrs. Edmund Col- licutt. Lorne I-lcmlow. Cape Wolfe. and Leigh Griffin. Broc- ton.

Mr. John de Muss. Summer- slde. recently spent in few days at the home of his father-in-law. Ml‘. Patrick O'Connor. Capo Wolfe. Jean was enjoying his favourite sport of trout fishing and landed some good catches.

Mr. Cecil Wood and son. Everett. Burton. are expanding their garage business. and are

busily engaged in erecting a fine new garage on their premices.

Mr. Patrick O'Connor. Cape Wolfe, was .1 Sunday guest of his son-in-law and daughter. MI’. and Mrs. Peter Dalton. Burton.

The opening dance of the sen- snn was held April 20 at St. Marks. Lot 7 parish hall. with :1 good crowd attending. despite the bad roads. Excellent music was furnished by Lance Dall.on's Or- chestrra.

Mrs. Edward A. Griffin. Bur- ton, was among the many trach- ers who attended the Teachers‘ Convention. held recently at P. W. College, Charlottetown.

The Baptismal Services were held at St. Marks Church. April 25. Marion Ida, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lance Dalton. Burton. (sponsors Miss June McGregor and Mr. Doyle. Burtoni: Mary

Eileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E v e r e t t Jones. Cnmpbellton. (sponsors, Miss Phyllis Jones and Mr. Gervas Clementsl: Joseph Lawrence. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bullcr. Campbcllton. (sponsors. Miss Joan McCarthy. and Mr. Donnie Doyle. Camp- be1lton.l The pastor. Rev. J. N. Trainor officiated.

—Mr. and Mrs. nic) Griffin. are receiving con- gratulations on their marriage. which took place. April 20. at St. Marks Lot 7. parochial house.

Benedict (Ben-

o'Leury and Vicinity

Mr. Robert Friszell. Medical Student at Dnlnousie University in Halifax. spent a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stirl- ing Frizzell in Springfield west.

Mrsend Mrs. Milton amallrnan. 0‘Lcary. motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Mrs. John Noonan of Alberton. is visiting with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders of Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Lldstone ol Charlottetown. are spending a few days with relatives and friends in O‘Leary, Mt. Royal. and Alber- ton.

Mr. Kenneth Mafheson. O’Leary. lins enstalled a television set in‘ his residence. This is two sets that have been installed in 0'Leory recently.

A large crowd attended the lec- ture and film show put on by Mr. and Mrs. Parent of Charlottetown. on Tuesday night. This was very interesting and entertaining and was sponsored by the O'Leary and vicinity Brotherhood.

Misses Georgia and Freda Friz- zell of Springfield West. spent A few days recently with relatives and friends in Hunter River and vicinity. '

Mr. Kenneth MacLeod of Fox- ley River. was a visitor to Cole- man recently. The guest of his sister. Mrs. Charles Caseley and family.

Mrs. Alice l\iacF:idyen and lit- tle grandson Donald of Brae. are visiting with l"..lhl.l\/El and friends in Moncton, NB.

Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Lockhnrt and family of Amhurst. NS, spent the week-end with relatives and friends in O'l.cary and Coleman.

Mr. Robert Ciaswell of Cole- man has accepted a position. as egg grader at the Western Cream- ery in O'Leary.

The play by the Baptist play- ers of Summerslde and sponsored by the Baptist congregation of 0'Lcary and Knutsford was well attended. The actors all took their laughter attested to the popular- ity of the performance. Candy was sold by the members of the Guild.

The many friends of Mr. Dan Sniallman 0‘Leary are sorry to know that he is confined to his home and all hope to see him able to get out around again soon.

Mrs. Mary Dunbar. and her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and

mony. The bride who is the for- mer Miss Faye Janet. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crossman. Cape Wolfe. was attired in a dress of blue. with black accessories, and wore a corsage of yellow roses. and was attended by Miss Shirley Colllcutt, who was at- tired ln a dress of grey. with red and black accessories, and also wore ll Corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Wendell Collicutt. cap- nbly performed the duties of groomsman. The groom is the youngest son of Mr. and the late Mrs. David Griffin. Haliburton. Following me ceremony the cou- ple motored io Summcrsidc, and left by plane for Toronto. Ont., where they will reside. Their many friends join in wishing

The pastor. Rev. J. N. Trainor, performed the marriage cere-

them happiness and success.

sue. Archie Barbour or Alma mo- tored te O’Lcary to enjoy the play Iponeored by the Knuisford Bev- tist congregation and put on by the Baptist players of suinniersld on Wednesday night. April 28th.

Springfield West Institute held their meeting at the home of Mrs‘ Stirling Prluell on Tuesday even- ing. Meeting opened in usual. man- ner. Eleven members answered the roll call and there were five vis- it-ors. It was decided to sponsor is play. each member to make threr lbs of candy for same. Next meet- ing to be held at the home of Mrs. Robert England. Roll call to be answered by exchange of seeds. National Anthem closed the meeting. -

A large Crowd from O'Leary and vicinity gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. waldo Phillips on Tuesday evening April 21th. and listened with intense interest to the 0'Leary Maple Leaf Club Dc- bate, Resolved that "Country Life offers more advantages than City Life". Chairman of the evening was Mr. Charles Reid. Teacher of Grade Eleven in 0‘Leary .High School. The Judges were Mr. Pea- cock OIIIIIC Experimental Farm Charlottetown and Mr. Morris Dea- con. Fieldmen for Kings County. and a member of the Department of Agriculture. who scored the Teams and awarded the decision to the Affirmative side. The mem- bers of both teams presented their points in a very interesting man- ner. which showed careful study and preparation. For the Affirms.- tive were: Miss Valarie MacWil- iiams. Rankin Macxinnon. and Fearllc MacNeill. and for the Ne- gative; Mr. Lloyd Jclley. and Misses Elaine Palmer and Lioytlia Mat- thews. The Judges complimented the Teams for the fine way they presented their points and also gave a few suggestions for improve- ment. Serreral of the men; Messrs Alton Rayner. Ralph Adams. Lloyd Matthews and Charlie Willis spoke at this meeting after which a social hour with music and singing was enjoyed. Several numbers were sung by Mr. Ban Webb. Mrs Webb was pianist. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by several of the ladies.

—CP.

PIONEER SERVICES

The first regular Church of Eng- land services in Canada were held in 1710 at Annapolis Royal. N.S.

BORDEN iilonday-Tucsrlzry 7:15-9:15: Matinee 3:30 Tuesday. Alan Lndd. Arlene Dahl in technicolor dcsorl picture, “DESERT LI'lGI0l\"‘

Also Serial and News. Bank draw- ing 'l‘u(-sduy. TillIl'S(‘li'I_\'4 Saturday. Bank drawing Tuesday. Thursday and .Saiurday worth $50.00.

KENSINGTON Monda_\‘-Tuesday 7:15-9:15; Matinee 3:30 'l‘ucsday. Charles Boyer.

Marsha Hunt. Bobby Drlscoll . “THE HAPPY TIME"

A joyous warm and tender roman- tic comedy. Bank drawing Tucs- doy and Thursday, uzorth $35.00.

in

Discuss’ Blood Donor clinics st Meeting In Summerslde

A meeting was held in the Town Hall at Summerslde on Tuesday evening under the chairmanship of Mr. w. A. Currie ’to find some means’ of stimulating the attack dance of Summerslde resident! at the Blood Donor Clinics.

Mr Currie reported that at ‘the two clinics held last year summer- side had not met its quota and be said that this was most unfor- tunate becaiisc in 195! at the Prince County Hospital 57'! bottles ,of whole blood and 27 bottles of plasma were used. -

This blood and plasma. ‘as made available to the patients that need- ed lt without charge.

He explained the value of this service and the fact that so many people have been helped yet the citizens continually fail to sup- port the service which is for their own welfare and for the welfare of other members of their families. He stressed that the greatest lack of co-operation was found among young people in the 20-30 age brac- ket and he said it was necessary to find some way to attract the young people to the clinics. He said the operation was absolute- ly painless and there were no harmful after-effects.

After some dl5ClI.$l0Il it was decided to hold a canvass of the business districts to get sufficient donors for the Clinic to be held in st. Mary‘: Hall in early June. A clinic will be held at the air- port then.

Various community organiza- tions were represented at this meeting and it was decided to hnvt another meeting on May 6 at 7:45 when each delegate is to bring several more members. At that

ufll HID CIIVIH W!!! X Offlnm.

l-‘ire fllleetroys 27 cattle at Mansion

MONc'1'ON.. (CP) —— Twenty seven head fcattle were lost yesterday w_ en en early-mom ing fire destroyed a barn at. nearby.Lute:i l‘l1‘untair. and dam aged two other buildings.

Machinery. fart’: equipment and feed also were lost in the blaze on the farm of Winston Lutes. "

The fire also damaged the rear of the Lutes' form home and the Home of Lloyd Call on the adjacent farm. Total damlifle at $40,000.

was estimated

Marten’: CIIIIY and CIIIISI STICKS

Look for Msrvon's Seal of Quality

TODAY (Tuesday)

in M-G-M’: v ' II

(Mi 8”‘

CAPITOL ‘Summerslde

3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

Good Enter talnment not up no car KILLED,

....or run. That was the code of the lawless lend!

Robert TAYLOR Ava GARDNER Howard KEEL v

OIAMI rum IV TECHNICOLOR ' ANSCO COL

-~CB.

Save wisely

TODAY

with the i

PURE WOOL

HOLMAN’S Features...

BLANKETS

Kenwood Blankets for comfort.

Kenwood Blankets

Kenwood Blankets for lasting service.

for weightless warmth.

,,..'},’,,.;'}‘;‘§3"",‘§','{.','.‘;_.T §§'.iii§}'ria.."°'§'nn3‘§.§'Z.é'"'u.§i“"iZ'§ i:v”§§£.tzCi‘:'Sf.'.ii.rif.°‘i.‘.‘il’.ii"...»§"ii.h'ii.2 ' Kenwood Blankets for bedroom smartness 03".; sanitary reasons Gibraltar garbage in _Rus(.lco. spent the week-end at I Phone: Ker nztnn 29 may no lower be brouflht 10 their homes In Caswmr>ec- : ' Choose your new Kenwood from our lar e S3"i"' I ' ‘CU’ 1 range of colours and qualities. OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE _ H I ' I < . ...w..s. '"i+i5'°'3HT/ins’ '~‘A:'~1‘e"o«=“°HoovL""e HEA K. k P E I .1 ::::“.“”::,‘.’::. ““.:.?:‘:":;; ’?.’.:;‘.?."‘3'.’...“‘;"°...‘: sii.‘.".9.s? .::s#.:~.".2:: ..lt’.f‘.’?.f‘."f.’:li -(H-E. CH-V '5 ’ " l5A LEGEND AT Wli\iD’5V\iE¢T.‘ R0 C0 S _ 9 Ora! ' ' ° satin ribbon. They. are individually boxed. :'n°(_;‘l':,‘,idu";]'lt‘l,‘ Gholgecgl‘ "St:";d£bb".':_‘e '1::1’;'p'ur:' PUTHN-ON A , ’ CRAEQMNODi_J55TlE ';"FHEH'H5H(.--.. / _& Colors are white. blue. rose. cedar. gold. phlom n“'tm.“um’ ilmewgodv ,m".w”¢' ‘mi " sue eou=co~- .,,...'.§,,,. '45. o.”A§_.'§:,(. ,/ ' : 533°'2i.1.i‘2T‘°§.2;‘'§“33Ts;.f‘T°°". 16.95 ..‘.*;'".:°-..... . 19.95 REGENT I ' '0 - ’ ; . . t « ' ' WHAT WA5 MY FAVORITE ‘ USEDTOQVEAK 'A FO0T3A|-L . . Kl’-JNWOOD "RAMCREST". rri SI so as ' A FEW CLUBS —rHtaoueHA« .‘-'a;'\‘/3/‘A55’ “;_A”.° \ ff"“"°"'" ““*,0M0R””5 WVW W WOW)! "" "““' in main colors. will ".27.. min 11.50 PLA‘/[N62-QHAT El_JrE’T . iA , it v "on . i yin iwm v 1-. <1! .i..,« ,. 4.. .,,,y, _ .._ “R ,’ ;|v:,d;m:ire “l:‘t:‘lunr1'ng/il:'t‘t‘uil1ili"|chb;a‘tél(;1 . PASTU -‘ _ \\ c ' , , , ,' PHNIBALL2 . _. pggiii. iivlliit-iflléieeriiiuaniiedxfiiltsld .5 _ . _ 1273.?” °%‘.’. 'L‘.Cf.‘."”.'i§"T.'....’3¥.“.‘.".’.‘..’“é' .'..".i."‘."‘i" "‘““’°°" S“"”“" "‘“°‘"' 7”” '” ' ' 5‘ wlnit lb h-he5 {,':,‘°,,"::’:";m,;,':°f(,M;.':k;"f,ml“:}}f,'. ln?:l’i sail: :0f.l'l’l.fl’v:lllI.8.und‘n:r its-emlIi('1lvltIiiall.~’ charm pink. ilqme. turquoise. , 9 boxed. shades are rose. blue. orchid. The size is 72x84. 1 :95 green.‘ sin -izxu. ....................... .. "