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view at the Princess lllubetls and Prince Philip. The ohlildnn were very excited to see a reel princess and prince.

Breaddbane and" Vicinity

Mr. C. B. Jelly. supervisor of on Monday, November 12th. Master John O'MA1ly. who has

been ill with the measles, is eblel to be out again.

Mrs. Elmer Wigmore. in the death of her aunt, Miss Pearl Abbott

Mr. Onthol MscLeod, Broadcl-

schools. visited Rose .Velly School bane. who has been ill for the Ipast week. is now feeling much better.

........

Mi.-as Jean Cousins. Moncton.

New vlarunawick. is visiting her paren . sympathy is being extended to Cousins, Breedallbane.

Mr. and Mrs. Bismark

Slpmpethry is being extended to

;Mr. W. J. Seaman, his two sons Miss Catharine Stevenson. I Mr. Cednc Seaman and Mr. Lome Fredincton. visited friends in'Sea.man, and his daughter Mm!

Breadalbene on November

6 Ramsay. in the death of Mrs. Why and 7th.

TJ. Seaman. ML: Junetta Murray, Breadal-i Mrs. Ewen bane visited 'It the home of Miss ' lottctlown. was a visitor during Helen Stevenson. Fl-edicton on i the week of November at the Thursday, November 8th. ;home of her sister and brother-ln -: !-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex C Mac- A large number from this vill- .Dol'lnld.

age visited Charlottetown. on I Friday, November 9th and all I were delighted to get such a good lray, gg ; the home of Mr.

Murray. Breadolbane, on ' ber 4th.

MedDoneld. Char-

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson J. Mur- Fredericton. were visitors at and Mrs. P. E. Novem-

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence New- ison Breadalbane. Wtre Visllbfl at the home nl Mr. and Mrs. ,F.lmer Newson. Summersidn. re- cenlly.

and Mrs. Arthur Newson

Summerside.

Mr.

1M.-3. Cuyer M.-lnheson on Novem- I her 1th.

COFFEE. Schwartz.

SUGWAR,--IL-antic. 5 lb. bags 53:

Friends will be plrased E0 Ielm that Mr. Frank Jaldine. formerly of Bl-eadalbane. now of Charlotte- town. who recently had the mis-

lb. 51.05

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Chocolate Mzillow

COOKIES. reg. 49: I5. for . ........-.. 39c

fortune of breaking his hip, is now making good recovery-

The November meeting of the

"Crawford Memorial" Missionary Society was held at the home of

To Discuss Food cgtrols

orrraws, Nov. 16--(OP)-Arrh aultuu Minister Gardiner that he has srrsnzed to meet Lord Woolton. Britain's cab- inet spokesman on food and agri- culture, in London next week to discuss food contracts.

He told the Commons he is sure that Caneds and the United King- dom can resume where they left off in the matter of food contracts when the Conservatives went out of office in the U. K. after the war.

His statement was an emPIl00" atlon of his nun-uncement Mon- day night that he plans to discuss food sales with officials of Britain and other countries at the current Rome meeting of the United Na- tions Food and Agriculture Or- ganization. He leaves for Rome Monday.

Mr. Gardiner made the state- ment in reply to a suggestion by 1-lazen Argue (C. C.F.-Asslnlbols) that he discuss the possibility of a larger market for Canadian farm products with Prime Minister Churchill. when the British leader visits Ottawa in January.

Mrs. Cuylermatheson, Mrs.Javmes Craig presided and Miss Dnrthy Mathown road the missionary lesson. During the lesson session plans were made for holding I bazaar in the near future.

There wee A good attendance at the annual meeting of the Breadalbane Village Women's Institute which met at the home of Mrs. Hedley Woodside. on Monday. November the twelfth. After the regular business the following new executive was ap- poinrted: president, Mrs. James Craig; vice4president. Mrs. Cuyler Matheson; secretary, Mrs. Millage Maclbeod. E

NUTTSNIACH. 16 oz. Ice Box Jar . . . . 43:

IPEANUTTEUTTER. 16 oz. Ice Box Jar . . 43o

PURTEVPEPPER.-2 oz. pkg. 41:

EXETER MINCED BEEF LOAF. tin 37:

Wooinisukvlsisoii, 4 cakes 30:

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2 cakes Regular to 49.50 now

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pkg. 'I0c (Elie-."wT..l"lrleal.cl skirts,

Christmas Baking Supplies SPEGIALS DOMESTIC SHORTENING. 3 lbs. . . . . 95:

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VGroup of Cotton Housedreue Regular 2.49 now ............ ..

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The GREENDAL DD. LTD.

150 Gt. George Street

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ssusfors. lb. 53: SHOULDER PORK CI-IOPS. lb. 51;

Fr:-sh Halibut, Large Fat Salt Herring. Boneless Dlgby,

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Fresh Haddock. Mackerel Fillets, Smoked Fillets.

Salmon,

sweet potatoes.

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York aniVIelnll'.y

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Jewell have returned home from their honey- moon.

Mrs. Vernon Rodd and dough- and son. Junior. city, were visitors to York on Sun- dny. Oct. 28, the guests of Mrs. Rodd'e sister, Mrs. Dolph Murray.

Miss Anite Lewis and Miss Mar- ion Murray left on Friday, Nov. 2. for Toronto, Ontario.

Mrs. Dolph Murray. York, met with a painful accident last week when she fell down stairs and cracked her shoulder bone.

Mrs. Elby Hardy. York, is still a patient in the P. 3. Island Hos- pltnl.

Lewis Bros, York. left on Sat. uzdey, Oct. 27 for Amherst. Nova Bcotie. with their fine herd of Holstelns.

Mr. and Mrs. Ashford Monday evening, Oct. , home of Mr. and Lcwls.

spent at the . Harry

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Vensey were recent visitors It the home of their daughter and eon-in-law,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis.

, George Andrews. George Proud. :Lowell Watts. Gerald Robinson and Myron Ling are all attending ithe Amherst Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Dougllls Moore spent Sunday. Oct. 28. in York.

Mr. J. A. Moore spent Sunday, Oct. 28 in York, the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Auld. and two children, Gerry and Joan, spent Tuesday evening, Oct. 30. at Covehead. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay Auld.

Mrs. Alex Benton. York, is vis- iting in Tracadle the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keizer.

Many friends of Mr. Vernon Crockett are sorry to hear that he is a patient in the P. E. island Hospital.

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Special feature of the recently published "Oxford Atlas" is I 24- pagc section of the Americas. with its own index-gazetteer. of these 12 are devoted wholly or in part to Canada.

Maps deal with population, veg- etation, structure. land use and economic development. While po- litical boundaries are clearly mark- ed, physical features have deter- mined page areas. Thus. one double page map covers the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River basin and their surrounding land messes.

All mlps have been newly drawn. and e. specllsl process of layer-tints employed to depict contours and elevations. The 50.- 000 place names are all hlsnd-let- tered. Production of the stills took five years and was directed by sir Clinton Lewis. former surveyor- general of India.

Greater accuracy than ever be- fore in reproducing the elsrthis curved surface on flat pages has been achieved by using five dif- ferent projections.

Published by Oxford University press. the Atlas is intended chiefly for students ofgeography, but at the same time it is an efficient reference book for any geograph- ical purpose.

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HT. MARY'S ACADEMY

Honor roll for month of October.

Grade X--l. Doris Polrler; 2. Marie Peters.

Grlsde IX-l. Joan Marie Le- Clair; 2. Mary Thompson; 3. shir- ley Gallant.

Grade VIII--1. Catherine Praught: 2. Mae Arsenault; 3. Sandra. Arsennult.

Grade VII-l. Julia Sonler; 2. Geraldine Noonan; 3. Nsndl Gel- lent.

Grsde VI-1. Patricia Grant: 2. Marjorie Noonan; 3. Philippa Mc- Nelly.

Grade V-1. Elsie Ann Arsen- ault: 2. Norms Fitzpatrick; 3. Marcie llrseneult.

Grade IV--l. Marjorie Bernsrd: 2 Noreen Cameron: 8. glelome wedge.

Grade IV-l. Doneld McNeill; 2. Paul Conlon and Ronald Mclnnls; 3. Jsmee Hickey.

Grade III-l. Carol Glow; 8. Beverley chiow; 3. Brenda Arsen- lult.

Grade III--1. Alexander Camer- on; 2. Thomas wood: 3. James Hogan and Thomas Wood. ,

Grsde II-1. 'Jeennette McDon- ald; 2. Judith Moon and Mary Drlscoll; 3. Delphine Arunsult.

Grsde it-l. Arthur Noonan: 2. Daniel Murphy; 8. Edward Gal- lsnt.

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srunr amour new In I cnsmtm

The Teacher's study lrmlp was held this you at Crapoud on Nov- ember 8th with to teachers In at- tenqance representing 10 schools. The schools represented were On. Mud. Albany village, Alhan nur- el. Lady Pane, Wostmorlan . Ink: Emlln. Kelly's cross, Victoria. Ttyon and North Tryon.

M120. 3. Jelly. the District lup- ervieu, led the discussion which

Kmrll Rn;l,lll.ll

Annual Meeting llllller Montague lll.l.

The annual. meeting of the U9- per Mon-tlcue Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John Mslfhce on Nov. 'lt.ll.

The meeting opened with re- pectin; of the Club Women's Creed in unison, followed by the roll call answered by seven mem. bers paying their dues. The min- utes of the last snnusl meeting were read. approved. and the twlturer save her 1-CPON. on the year's work.

The school committee reportnd six blinds and two window panes were needed for the school. It was decided to send to Baton? Ind S'imDI0n'I for remnants.

Mrs. Melville then invited the members to herhome for the next meeting. roll call to be In ex- change at Christmas glib.

Following is the list of officers for the ensuing year:-. -

President: Mrs. Jennie Macken-

zle.

Vice Preeident: Mu. John Mio- Phee.

Secretary: Miss Blanch Mec- Phee.

Treasurer: Mrs. Raymond Nich- olson.

Auditors: Mrs. Carmen Rogers and Mrs. Roy Gillis.

Convcnon: Mrs. Den MacDon- ald and Mrs. Melville Mao.Leod.

dealt with curriculum problems and their implications.

A pamphlet. containing I detail- ed explsnatlon of the many needs of changes in the educntzcnal sys- tem. written by Mr. Malcolm Macxenzie was read lmd dllcuu. ed

Any questions or problems of I general nature confronting the teachers were answered by Mr. Jelly.

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