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Shop at C0-OP SUPER MAR- KETavrtirne...andday . . . and you're sure to SAVE because our prices are LOW PRICES i.he week 'round. Monday. Tuesday and Wed- nesday - Thursday. Friday and Saturday e- every price

is a low price every day. That's our policy-and that's

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leard. 0'- ' Leary were recent visitors to Cas- cumpec. .

Mr. Fred Gamble and Mr. Hor- ace Gamble were recent visitors to Summerside.

Mrs. Lamont Hutt and Mrs. Eld- on Matthews. Alberton. visited ' with their cousin. Mrs. James Thomas recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dennis and . family were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Derniott Maclsean, Milo.

Mr. and Mrs. Rustin MqcNevin , were Sunday guestslof Mr. and Mrs. Milton MacLean. West Dev

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A Haliowee'en party was held in Cascumpec school. Oct. 31 under J the direction of the teacher. Miss

Wilma MacHugh.

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon W. Leard Miss Dorothy Leard. R.N. and Miss cast. Central Ontario. Quebec and cratures. The Pacific coastal area. ;'Jf,'i'.f",.f.'.'.'.f":,.5fE.;.5cfoarigimitiazt the Maritimcs may have near- Albertahand Manna” ”e expem” 05 Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas.

ed at "V9 m"ch'b91”W W"n31 Mrs. Ada Wright. Montrose. was normal and above-normal temp- readings. (CP Photo) the ncem guest of her sister Mn

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COLD WEATHER FOR WEST 'i”0RONTO- Most of Western according to this map prepared Canada can expect below-normal on the basis of the United States 9 mperatures for the next M days Weather Bureau long-range fore-

why you save more in every

. E1Ii;iee'r Wallace and Mr, Wallace. l ya gig! Yllllll DHYYALL Y0!"

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I H N I r .AtTbGIT.0:l:!lnad:s cail:rThythi:rPvlvli?:TiT- 1 time and mane; because you on Saturday morning, Oct. N, 1y new y'

don't have to hunt tor "spec- ials". You save more money because more low prices add up to lower food bills for you.

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a dam took '8 L0 C 1. f 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pickering (:11, very pre Y W9 I P 09 N L and family of Borden spent the n Sl.hJohnhthe Bang: ghurcg, llgln; . S e week-end with Mrs. Pickering Sweden has 77 cars per 1,000 per- out 9 W 911 "'3 9 3" e OTTAWA (Cp,yM th 100.", 1. . , I uld parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke. ans. compared to Denmark's I7 i aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthona 00.000 worth of coftgactgnhave po1i:tcoTilt0tiiT:tlthevg-ojecllei: 'f::"ff: They also visited with her sister and ind Norway's 52. a1degfo&f;hrl:icg:&?;b::a&:fif:?(elbeeil lot so far for the Mid-Canada oi.-neiit of both countries and it is bmthe"i”'l3w M" a"d M"' W" W9 ' ' .e Cili tt,B t . hry were attended by. Mr. and.”'d'"' '.'g9'Fi?3”"””. ':'1,'"1:.”,' ,Ca.m.','l”".'y ,d"e.,,": "'9 ."”C,”'f'” 9'. 9” !li:lrf:uClihui'liliemT..ocke of the Lee WHEN YOUR CHILD'S .. J. J. caudal 0; Ham”. ,ncy ssi r ay ngi. oa cos lgiapiy a mos 0 he installs R d I n Th d t k . and Mrs. wmm, wink of of the chain along the 55th parallelhiions must. of necessity. be on W 9 0" "'5 55' 0 399 em

PEPSODENT REG. &l.l8 VALUE GIANT TUBES

TOOTH PASTE. 2 for 75: .

- NW0" WOUS Thursday Night 9:30 PM. h lottetown were recent visitors i' estimated Et Wine S170.000.000- Colmdilll 5011- pl”yme"”"T”m"w-0m”1”- N t C A 8 t. 3 . - Ealasgucgegt gslalgifne og 34,-,ts"Ti:lI:.tk)Cnlil'l,lxlI)(i)iJt;yct,sn(li(: lLli;n(:;.. JOINT DEFENCE Ell:irr:.)rsN:ll:):t Igieididegggngfmstti I S 1 O1. C, NIgTl'I' P.M.

on Saturday evening. Oct. mm, ynnd dmlcullleg, ls lm schedule, "HS purpose is for the joint de' her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. KEEP YOU BOTH AWAKE i0HNSONiS - Us LB. FREE ALT. shower was held al me llomc Target date for its completion is fence or both cuunmes and in. "Id M!'S- Thomas HOWRH1 " r , R " "UK c . 0 TMMM-ED -

Mm Urba" Gm” in h0"0m' "T 592'” but the best guess 15 1.951 deed. for the defence of NATO as T T S E ' mm mum " I e C : raine McNeiii who will be mai- There is no reason to baht” well-just as much so as anything - Golds-so iiifisrsntltwillchsngn LEAN MEATY. L!-

V in the near future. she was thus far that the line will not be- bemg dune .,, Europe use" And 'all your iiisssaliourcnii lis pl McCllEADY'S-24 oz. 9 recipient of many lovely gifts, finished on time though. of course. that is why Canada and me" Us E W" HWEE-T plenum c .lr. Cyrus Des Roches or Mis- in a project of this type and mag have planned and undertaken ,'he' Tmeman Harris of the Locke At last-ii new and leasant SHOULDER. L3 uciie recently left for 'iadeson. nitude, new problems and new con project jointly .. Road was in ovuuy on Monday. cough medicine, gickl, I '

cw Jersey where she will visitfstruction difficulties may intrude Mr Campneiy said Construcuon M” Joseph T Gaunt of Form A yledhl,-atingg coughs

'th her daughter and son-in-law, ; themselves at any time." he added. i ' '

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i the two lines in the Arctic andiView spent Tuesday Nov. lat vie ”mi?i"95 3. nemiins 111- .and Mrs. Frank Caffery. h ” - . .. . ' gredi t t ed' r 0. h, . ..... fi.'.”?.'.”J.'.f....l.'.l.'1.."?.l”.d :::5.:;.:"e.::':: if ”".....- ran-nih. 3i.m”:a'herf”?ni"r5 5'23?" ofvv;h;eg,"T:2sScofJTll1la1:n The line is scheduled for com ,N0rth commensurate with that nett Peters of Bloomfield. She re- Tgenitalg; T-Fge-1Ie;i'3::"'l' ups" bgnstghurfhi In honour" Mocgmf p)ict&i,)iimiaI: about the same time (2 titiel liuilflyling our :i'.iti:lse- turned to her home on Wednes- T ' T 0 y lb. K,-ngl -l-he pup", walkeq in E I thtante8I(:"3'Wi1AI';lI:8)i1am. :0 "I6;Hi Fa toy lilies 8 H1 .da)' in company with her husband. "Dunn". imessif" '”,,"'e ”''"'c'' 3"” 3 illheedncnifsgsnii bTiTldmgtTiesMid- h"2'imfi Iigliii leznadian oilil7eSf?'lMEsaui?elli)i:mO)i:1iroTin(il)f lll)lTivaliI'wweiwsmer' caucu gygup Illprnpr ate ymns. "this was -f - ' . . T - ' - Md by Benedlcuon of me mes. Canada chain and the United States Mr. Campney described the plum ,visitors on Tuesday evening Nov. 1 ng4JI1uo-sunn...4..l.. Q sacrament. the DEW line. p nlns that went into the line train at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law- - "me 0,. galm-lay evenlng adobe, 2, Mr. Campney was speaking to a the time the first aerial maps were lrence Peters and Mrs. Bennett Pet ls student's council of Marla” Ac. closed meeting at the Royal Caiia- prepared and the tough terrain that . ers of Bloomlleln, demy sponsored I Hall0we'en dish Army Pay Corps Association. has had to be conquered, parti- Mr, and Ml-5. Fl-ed mg of me

ce in the lvllncouclm pnl-all lull, The statements were included in.culsriy 1" the Quebec . Labrador Locke Ron.-l were ln o-Lem-y. ,lrrge crowd attended. The jiid- 3 text 0' I Bpeech issued to the'section. I Flrnisng Perry of l-lowlan was as awarded prizes to the follow- PP953 beTPl'E OEHVGFY. He Said 055101815 Of the defence in Forest View on Thursday. T Rosalie Dcsnpcllgg, Estelle Discussing the air defence sys-.and health departments now are Mr, and Mn, pl-ed Arsenauu 0, iloches. Maui-ice Gsudel. and ten: for North America. or which discussing the possibility of bulid- llowlnn motored to summe,-,;.;, on

lldine Decoste. the Mid-Canada and DEW lines are my several hospitals along the Thursday. On Monday afternoon. October. a part. he slid? Hudson Bay region of the Mid-Can- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant

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ta iiaIiowe'en play was staged "To those who say that we in ads line. They would provide serv-

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lihe pupils or Grades 2 and 3 Canada should go it alone in this ices to Eskimo and Indian com- ;Tlllr:(T::' evemgwiircfv V;-30:: ; F TENDER. JUICY g Eliarian Academy, Mischucllgln matter and to those who say we munities in die area as well as to home of Mr and Mrs l-ired Arserp BLUE BRAND BEIIF. -1.3.

is enjoyed by all. B.V. should let the U. 8. take on the RCAF personnel manning the line. suit of Howlan. ' LN -

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