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teen super- een Gillette Blue Blades. Dad

won't be pretending, he'll be more than

pleased-as will any man! For here's a gift

that gives him the swellest shaves 98¢ emsncanhave! . . . . . Only

Osbes Ulrlstwsas Packaged Otllstte ems at Ysss Dealers-SI.“ and $1.50

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i No matter what is his preference we have it here - we have such complete lines it will be easy for ' choose.

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well groomed appearance whether away or at home.

IlILLFOLIIS

Just what he has been looking for. Latest styles, best quality leather. A gift that is practical and worthwhile.

FOR lllS LEISURE

What could be more suitable after a day's work than to en-

joy a smoke in his nook of the home.

OTNER SUGGESTIONS

TOILET SETS RAZQR$ LENTHERIC SEAFORT WRITING LEAVE:

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IIIIHGVALLIIIOIOOI;

Report o! Spring Valley School for the month of November.

Grade X.—-1, Elaine Sudllllfl: 3. Dorothy Bryanton; 3. Joan McKin-

non. Grade IX_.—1. Dolly Cole. _ Grade VnL-l. Ethan Cannsboll; 2. Brenton Cole. Grade VL-l. Joyce Campbell; 2. Olive Chsmpio -; 3, louloe Brwnan. Grade V.--y. Shirley 811010011; 2, Don Sudabury. Grade IlL-l, George Glover; Wayne Harrington; 3. Keith Suds-

ury. Grade II. A.~i, Sylvia Prodtt; 2. Rilla Bremen.

Perfect Attendance: Olive Chasm- ion, Learner; Cole. Shirley Brytn- ton. David Bryenton Wayne Bar- rlngion.

Highest Average: Elaine Suds- bury 94.5. beTflChet-wvfl‘ M. Broader Carnr

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STORDY-KELLY NUPTIALS

An event of more than usual In- ierest took place in Bt. Joseph's Church, Kelly's Cress on the mom- in; of Nov. Nth, when Mr. Frail- cls Patrick Kelly led to the altar- Miss Mary Reta Genevieve Stanly wherc the nuptial vows were orc- nounced I the presence of a latte gathering o! friends and relatives. The pastor, Rev. wilted KNfe performed the marrlale ceremony and also celebrated the Nuptlel Mass.

The bride looked v01‘! attractive and charming In a dress of mid- ship blue velvet, a brown fur coat with matching accessories carried e. corsage of white chry- santhemums. Her only ornfment was a beautiful pearl necklace, a gift of the groom.

li/liss Edna Sturdy. who was her sister's only attendant was attired in e. lime-green sult. with black accessories and carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums.

Mr. Justlrn Kelly. brother of the

' groom, very ably acted in Ihe role

ATTENTION! rox rraucsssns

Our receiving station ot F. l. McLslnfs ls new open for the season. We are receiving furs for shipment to the leading markets.

_ Many years of successful selling and mor- ltetrng for Ranchers in the Maritimes is your assurance of good returns. .

We new have orders for all kinds of furs so this should bee good your to lltlp to the

i°.yIilAn|'r|us run POOL m.

. Vleeelylepsesoptative . p y ell MUSKIAT Shins -ere high.

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of best man.

During the marriage ceremony and during the Nuptial Mass which followed Miss Kathleen B'n‘th of Emerald Junction. e. cousin o! the groom, very capably presided at the organ, while Mrs. Amos (lai- laghan of ‘Tyrone. another "Ou-‘Jfl. sang several beautiful and an- proprlate hymns in her usuel good style.

Upon leaving the church the bridal party motored to the home

| Mrs.

of the bride's parents, Mr and Emmett Sturdy. dainty breakfast was served to immediate friends and relatives. Among the honored guests was Rev. Fr. Keefe, pastor of the cun- iraciing parties.

After a day spent, very pleasant- ly in music. song and dancing the happy couple left by the evening plane for Moncion- from which point they set out on a pleasant hc-nxvmoon trip through the Mari- timrs.

The grOfJlfl. who during life war sorverl for five years in His Illa- iosl_v's Royal Canadian Navy. har- reccwiy purchased the farm of Mr, Patrick McGee lu Broakvalc Where the happy young couple will reside.

Before friends mcl

lhcll" marrlag, their at the bride's home and showered her with ma-ny beautiful and valuable gifts in- cluding a largo sum of money. Their many friends wish Mt. and Mrs. Kelly a hariny end smooth voyage through llfc.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS. lllnsland -40?) -- six hundred tons of al.2- ‘rr-0ne week's ration for 3.000.000 persons -is being produced daily by a beet factory here.

Good news for

col surrrnurs! Mi 1 stops colds where they start

PERFUMES

BY

Elizabeth Arden i

Your lady friends will u. pect Perfume. lt‘s a nice addition to any other gift. you ms! be sending and she will I he delighted with ARDENS. This list we have stoelrs of:

Flower Mists: - Giolesness .. $1.75 its You m... u.“ Whltn Orchid $1.50 b $2M June Geranium use a sass Carnation $1.501 $8.00

Blue Grass- Sh". SUI. $5.00 with Member

large

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. Principal — Kathleen McCarvilie.

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Grade ll. B.—1. Gerald Sudsbury.‘

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PROF. PETER. F. CHURCHILL

Who arrived from England rec- ently to succeed Dr. J. N. Brun~ ton. as head of Ihe piano depart- iment at the Mount Allison Uni- versity Conservstory of Music.

BIDEQUI! B08001. Report for November. Inter Io—

Grade X.-1, Arthur "roombe. Grade VlII.-1, Lillian Jack; 2. Ernest Heckbert Grade VIL-I. Leigh Jewell; 2. Theresa MacDonald. Grade VL-l, Therese l-‘ollassdq 2, Mary Gaudet; 3, Jean Gaudet. Grade V. Senior-i, Hillard Mur- ray: 2. John Aitleclr: 3. Charles Follsnd. I iGrade V. Junior-l. Ruth Jack; é“ Mary Shea Connolly; a. Stusrtl - r

Grade IV. Senior. -— l. Georgie' Murray; 2, Eliza Afileck.

Grade IV. Junior-A. Dorothy

Arsenauli; 2. Sherman McCaull; 3. jHGlGTi Follund. l Perfect Attendance - Lillian Jock. 11.61811 Jewell. Preston Murray.» John Mffleck: Hillard Murray: Dorothy lArsenauli. Earl Collett Sherman lMcCouli Georgie Murray.

Primary Room

Grade IV.—1, Arnold Ballem; 2, Theresa Gaudet; 3. Ella Heckbert.

Grade IIL-l, Stella Craig; 2. John Gaulci: 3, Teddy Gaudst.

Grade Il. Senior-l, Garth

[Foombsg 2 Joyce Follnnd. where a,

Grade II. Junior-l, Allan Collett; 2, Willard Collett; 3, Beatrice Arsen-

Grsde 1'. A.-—l, Victor Craig; 2. Gerald McCaull: 3. Wilma Ballum. Grade i. B.—1, Ross Murray; 2. Collie Toombs. _'

Assistant -- Rlilo. Braham.

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at. the temples and, superficially. he appeared to be a prosperous ant’ conventional professional mm. But long experience had taught Ducios never to take a man at lllS fut-t value, never to judge by appeal" BITFBS.

Dolllmorc, too. watched over movement, every changc in hi: ex presslon.

There was something wrong Will Rollltefls eyes. but neither cf thi men who examined him was quill ill’! Willi; it WEI. A peculiar cast l" "w left eye gave the effect m: Rollller was watchlmz-with one eye only. but with strange intent- T1683.

The policeman stopped him at. the main entrance and while m was sending the news of the RlTlval to his superiors, Fernandez, ‘who had been sitting alone ln me dame, F°°m ‘he Phil"? 01' delmtion. csrre °"l i0 hlm- For a minute. at least, the two men were alone together but. when Doiiimore appeared m’ lake Rolllter into the office. they slnDDBd apart.

"W5 ¥°°d "l you to come down at this unearthly hon”. Dun,” said as he waved the visitor to a chair.

"Not at all. I Wl$.f¢rg-lb]'y dis. tresscd when your colleagues m town sot through m me with m, news. Needla" u, u“ gentlcmqnl anything I can do to ‘assist you will be done." ‘

{Thank you. Now In th¢ (m; Pl". how. ion hav m!‘ “win,” I o You known Rolllter appeared to thlrnk: "A. bout eight or nine mom)“, 1 should any.” -* , "Whore did you me m" pm!" ct her in the “She called st my affine in q)”, rli Street. to sign certain docu. monts In connexion with s 1mm. ed flat she had tslren. 1 a" "s. ingglor the landlord."

or to that r.| n; _ ledge of her?" yo d n? M" "No. I've gleaned certain info}. "Illlon since. l.‘ made out her n. tam for Income-tax in this mo... 9W. for example. and it ii- laminating." “BM ws» a mm.» woman?"

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asrsirsorrs

"Y1" 3e hesitated a rm. nephritis. showing a proper wq. iesslonal reluctance to bslir of his dlttllil’! private business even u, u" Iv co. "But ' a

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has, Tsx Situations

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Only one of the ntns provinces so hr has taloen definite action to assume for its own treasury the federal three-cent tax on gasoline which Finance Minister Abbott announced saturdey is being dis- continued by the federal govern- ment. Other provinces or, review- I-ng the situation.

British Columbia already has legislation on the statute books en- abling that province to take over the tax. and expects it will boost provincial revenues by 823100.000.

Alberta had no comrnen‘, ‘out Baslratchewsnsad ' ‘ snakes-

'men both indicated the question is

being reviewed.

There was no official comment either ik-orn Ontario and Quebec. the two biggest provincial sources 0! res tax revenue. Premier Drew said last nlzht hs could nor corn- ment at all because the Ontario government so far has not teen officially advised of the federal se- tfon.

Likewise there was ne official word of any action in New Runa- wlclr and Prince Edward Island.

For Nova sooth; however Pre- mier Angus Mscdonald said that "Nova Bcoila has been pressing for this for the lest year. Bo have other provinces." He did not say whether Nova lcotia would tsice over the tax but previously Indicat- ed the province wanted all Ihe revenue from gasoline and amuse- ment taxes that has been collected by Ottawa.

WARMSWORTH, Yorkshire, Eng- land —(CP) - Warmsworih pill‘- irh council ls considering demoli- tion of a ‘IOO-year-old parish church rot used since the war began.

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remover. PUTNAPTSCOQQ EXTRRCTORs 35c at all dealers ln mfllmmfi

Putnam's Corn Extractor

Hit with Why not give s gift of sporting goods! It's e gift that will really hlt the taro not tor the man or woman whoJikes the great outdoors. Here are just e

lssv of the many big values for .you to pick from. -

SLEIGHS cushions rut IDEAL GIFT FOR MAN or woman

Those Cushions are suit- . able for the car, beach er homo.

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39 in. .. .. .. .. $3.45 Why Fay More?

BADMINTON RACQUETS SHUTTLECOCKS - PRESSES $7.00 ' $l5.00

TENNIS RACQUETS

FlSHlNG_ BASKETS

with - STNAP, KEELS, RODS nucn DIOOII

Carry-Lise. Just what the name implies. A doses: of Carry-Lite Decoys do not weigh as usueh as he wooden ones. \N IDEAL 011'!’ IOI ‘I'll! SPORTSMAN

BAGS BALLS GLOVES

SKIC $2.60 up rolls

Harness - roots

I ROLLER SKATES

The latest thing ln Roller Skates is the three wheel type. lust lilis Ice skat- ing. Also the popular 4- wheel ball bearing type.

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ELEOTRIO

Pom nsnomm:

In response to a number of requests as to the best means of conserving electricity We would

offer the following suggestions.

srnnrmc m morn

that the daily period during which. savings should be effected is between 4 p. m. and 9 p. mo ' and that conditions are particularly acute between 5 p. m. and 7 p. m.

THIS IS now YOU CAN HELP

I. Eliminate the use of electricity for signs and store windows as much as posfilblit- Use the minimum number of lights consistent with sbfety and good vision.

Use electrically-heated water sparingly and be prepared to eliminate heating water during

Do not use three-range elements when two are sullclent and arrange to do oven clicker! before this periodl . ~

Do not use range elements on “high” whens lower heat. will servo, and turn ofl all bele-

ments as ‘soon ss possible. . l

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Do not use any Christmas decorative lighting daring these hours.

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