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He was rushed -to Hotel Dieu here early Sunday evening after being stabbed in the right side|the “paddle” as part of and underwent emergency sur-/ punishment. > gery. His condition was said to} Efforts..to revive softball| MacPhail, Meadowbank; Syivia be fair. : '. » | games, ‘discontinued after the} Poirier, Miscouche; Coreen Grant

The Transcript says there has| resignation of the committee, re-| Borden; and Dianna Rodd, North been growing dissatisfaction! sulted in a game being played| Milton. This trip to National Club @mong the more than 500-inmates| Sunday night. KR was during the| Week is one of the highest awards of the institution for the last sev-| game that one @f the convicts) #i¥' embers and eral weeks, . who had ing . part -was|# indeed: a great honour.

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There is_usually_a|— One pair of rats could have !.-| tine, and Julian of Pointe Claire, | es- | 500 descendants in a year if all| yontreal, Quebec are. spending |

AGRICULTURAL NEWS clean eggs. Handling eggs on a ‘the teat which | the animals lived. In three years, | 3 two weeks vacation in Baltic. ; commercial poultry farm is the darken in very acute cases /the one pair could have a total) Mrs GM. Mason, Mrs. Mas-| : you | © a, red or purple, followed by/of 350 million descendants. on (Sr.) and Master Freddie | Ss ventiliation, if possible, gases Milk secretion is usual-| Fiy repelilants on dairy cows} Mason, of Montreal left on Fri- ;

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PROVENGIAL CLUB WEEK many points of interest and giving : ————————_ —— ee — During the past week thirty-|them some of the history of its Kr dey don't believe i, keep | ; . ae, gine (89) 4H Garment Club Mem-| fifty years of operation. onal ae » hep |

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McCready’s made the best vinegar

85 years ago — and are still making

i ; | the best' vinegar today! interesting and showed their or- | iginality. *

In addition to the classes on||iji/} Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs- = the girls enjoyed a tour of

© Dominion Experimental ferm | @ for salads and é¢veryday tse, we recommend

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on Wednesday morning. The sup- erintendent, Mr. R.C. Paren‘. con- |||! McCready’s “White”, ducted the tour, showing them |!) ‘ : ea i @ ior all home pickling needs, none can com- pare with McCready’s “Special Pickling” or “**MecCready’s Proof” (depending on the

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i @ these vinagers are the finest on the market Hy for home pickling.

i McCready’s Vinegar is Manufactured i| in Saint John, N.B., and is a | {

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