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iFreetown Notes

Miss Joan Scales of Chairlottetown is spending her vacation at the home of her pirenis, Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. Scales.

Mr. Garnet Warren is quite ill at his home in Uppar Freetown. His many friends hope to hear of an early improvement in his condition.

Halloween passed of quietly in Freetown and vicinity. Weird and ghastly forms flltted through the darkness. but very little damaas is reported. .

Many from Freetown attended the chicken dinner in North Bedeque on Tuesday evening, Oct. 31st. A very delicious not dinner was served and a nice sum of money realized The sale of fancy articles was also well patronized.

A lame congregation attended the service in Freetown United Church on Sunday, October 29th. Rev. K. R. Sullivan of summeralde conducted the service. Special mus- it: consisted of a solo by Mrs. Wallace Reeves of Fireetown and two duet.- hy Mr. James Philips of Summer- side and Miss Ina Phillips oi Tyna Valley. all or which were beauti- fully rendered.

Word was received in Saturday by Mr. Edmuncl Burns of Lower Freetown that his'sisler. Mrs. Em- nui Bnvyer had the misfortune of falling and fracturing her hip at her home in Lethbridge. Alberta. Mrs. Bovyer formerly belonged to Gcorszetown, P. E. I. but has lived in Alberta for ma.ny years. Her many friends here regret to hear of her accident.

NEVV ARGYLE

Miss Pearle Stewart is at present visiting at Crapaud.

Mrs. Nicholas Glilis. Carlyle and Delmar were visiting in New Argyle on Sunday.

Mr. Watson MacNei'in was a rat rent visitor to New Argyle, guest of Miss! Elie Stewart.

!vir.'Pau'. Shame was a visitor in New Argyle on Sunday where he took some up for it drive in his airplane.

The Y, P. U. was held at the home of Mrs. Albert MacDougall. with a good attendance.

Mr. William .VlacDougall has grown a turnip on his farm whicn weighs thirty four and one half pounds.

.Friends of Miss Isabell Inmrn are scrry to hear of her continued Llness in Victoria General Hospital. Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Ferguson. daughter. Doris and son sterling left for Toronto on Sunday Morn-

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that signal there was only one thing to do and that was to obey it without even trying to find out v hat the danger might hr. Always

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So now they turned and with wings stretvhed out ran headlong for the Wt'll0T as fast as their short legs could take them. Th.-y didn't even look back over t.he:r shoulders. They splashed into the water and joined the fathers who had gathered around Honlcer. Then they looked back. The black stump wasn't where they had last seen' it. It was right down at the edge of the water find it didnt took like :1 stump any longer. or coursf. you know what it was. It was Buster Bear. It was great big Bus. ter Bear and on his black face face was such a look of disappoint- ment. Wouldn't you be disapoinb ed if you saw a delicicus dinner swimming away from you?

"Never judge anything wholly by the way it looks," said wise old

;T-lonker. "The older you grow the loftener you find out that things :are not always what they seem.

Many black stumps turn out to be Black Bears,"

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ALUMINUM HAS GROWN TO 3:: A LARGE PART or '

CANADIAN LIVING

i 1950 is the fiftieth anniversary of the Wear-Ever line in Canada.

These aluminum docking utensils were introduced here at tho - bcginning of the century. Their popularity grew so rapidly that, by 1912, a new factory was needed to supply the demand. ihio was built in Toronto. It was the first plant in Canada to make aluminum articles-rand this was only a dozen yeara after the hrst Canadian smelter had started making aluminum ingots at Shawinigan Falls.

Today Alcan has twelve plants, all of them engaged in the aluminum industry. wbileimore than 1000 independent companies across Canada shape the metal into all aorta of useful forms-from kettles to freight cara.

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Producers and Processors of Alumiiium for Canadian In-iuuvy and World Markets

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