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The I,-ligh-Lo HOSTESS TABLE.

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A handsome drop-leaf Dining Table with graceful l8i'h Century Pedestal legs. Pull a knob on either side and table smoothly descend: to a beautiful Cock- tail Table.

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SIMPSOWS. AGENCY

129 Kent 5!. Phone 2188

. THE K. G: R. ARMY & NAVY STORE SALE

We invite you to check our stock and prices:

Paints. any color or qiiantity. per izal. .......... .. 3-75 and 4-90 Some clearance lots at. per gal ..... .. 2.7:)

Tarpaulins. any size; Used army wool pants and jackets;

New nirforce pantsaiid jackets; Gabardine and Satin Bomber Jackets, unlined, lined and heavy quilted.

Complete line of work shirts, overalls and underwear

Wool Joe shirts and parkas; 100 new and used suits. 150 new and used men's and boys” overcoats, many types of gabarcliiie and burlicrry coats; dress and rubber work rain

coats. Also Plastic Raincoat: at ................................................ .. 2.95

Airforce and Navy Flight Suits and sheepskin lined jeep coats.

Complolc line of Army type. Greb and John Palmer Gro- Cork and leather soles. guaranteed water resistant boots;

Also Panoo and rubber soled boots.

Large stock of children's, Ladiesl and Menls Shoes. Also a full line of riihhcr footwear.

in short what ever you want. in clothing or footwear at prices you can't equal. .

We also buy, exchange and sell new and used skates.

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0 chance of getting etucli when you have the euuetionol new Firestone Studded 1 h GroIndGripI'IeeonyowvIhoeIe. Offtlno highway in mud or now they hire hold any- whco and pull through the worst conditions poeeible. But on the pevemont they on quiet, smooth-riding and long-veering. We Invoooomplejoetockforcennldhlggg. Le! i put them on you car now.

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In an address to the Home of Common: in Ottawa. James Sin- clair, above, parliamentary nonlet- Int to Hod. Dougie: Abbott. amn- cial minister, reported that "no country has a better record of fighting inflation: at home than Canada." This conclusion was reached, he said. after he had spent a summer in Geneva. Swit- zerland, nttending the meeting of the economic committee of the Un- ited Nations. There. he heard pro- fesslonnl economists from other countries discussing the capital in- vestment program. which is such a powerful factor in Canada's infla- tionary situation. Canada, with l4.000.000 population, is making 34.500.000.000 in capital investments in it single year-far greater ex- pansion percentage-wise than my other free country in the world. ”Thls fantastic flow of wealth from investment is two and It halftime: the amount of our defence expen- ditures. which is regarded as an important inflationary factor," Mr. Sinclair pointed out.

Semi-Annual Meeting. Of Girl Guides Ass'n

The semi-annual meeting of the Provincial Girl Guides Association was held in St. .lanies' Hall. Tues- day evening. with the Provincial Commissioner Mrs. F. G. Hutche- son Dl'PSi(lllliZ. The secretai'y-trciu- urer. Mrs. Fred Jenkins. read the minutes of the previous meeting, and Mrs. J. H. Cerry. finance chairman. gave 8. financial report. Particularly gratifying was the re- sult of the annual Raisin Day this year; the proceeds exceeded nll previous yearsf sales. .

Mrs. P. G. Hutcheson. Provin- cial Commissioner. gave A most. interesting and informative report of the Dominion annual meeting which she attended last May in Winnipeg.

A special feature: nf the meeting was the presentaiion of the Award of Merit to Miss Gladys Hart. In- tcrnationsl Commissioner. who has been active in Guiding for twenty years. The presentation was made by Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse and Miss Mona Wilson. who complimented Miss Hart on her splendid Guiding record.

A coniprehensive report on the year's camping was given by Miss Suzanne MacKinnon. Provincial camp adviser. Two successful camps were held this past sum- mer with an attendance of over one hundred. The Prince County camp was held at Fernwood. while the Queen's and King's County camp was at North Ruslico.

Outdoor Guiding was featured. giving many Guides on opportun- ity to pass proficiency badges. Miss Mackinnon exhibited a plan which had been prepared by the National Parks Branch proposing a site at Stanhope for a Girl Guide camp.

National Camp

Advance information on the National Camp to be held at Con. naught Range. Ottawa. July 14-25. 1951, was given by Miss Lillian Duchemin. Public Relations Com- missioner. It is expected 1.000 campers from all over the Domin- ion will be in attendance. and iii- rendy great preparations are being made to make this the most suc- cessful camp yet held. In order to qualify to altcnd the National Camp in Guirle must be ill and not more than l7 before July Isl. 1952. must have had 14 days previous crimping experience. and must be recommended and approved both locally and provincinliy.

A "Day in Camp” was most realistically demonstrated by Guid- en Helen Chnppell. Marjorie Pick- ard. Ann Corry and Jeanne Glllis. with Miss Betty King on Camp Commandant. The stage was set up in real camp style with tcnr. campfire. trees. etc.. and theGuld- es: actually cooked bacon and eggs over the ciampllre during the dam- omtratlon.

Miss lphlgenie Arsenitult, Divis-

mentntor and explained the vari-

'0lll phases of Girl Guide camping.

Al. the conclusion of the meet- ing refreshments were served by Mrs. Morton Dew.Mrs. Louis and- ler and Mrs. Gordon Avnrd.

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MAURICE ILOGK & 00.

158 Kent 81:. Phone 2208

ion Commissioner. was the com-L

Wellington

Mn. Prod Ti-enholm in Vinit- ing her. fImlly'o! St. Nicholas.

Mr. Lowell Bu-law spent a few dun at his home here.

-Messrs Vex-no Gallant and Bud Nuon recently spent I week- end in Now scotin.

Mr. and Mn. Bud Nason and children are mending two weeks in Sussex. N. 8.

Sterling Ryder

Mrs. recently

' spent I few days with Mr. and

Mrs. John Black. Rose Corner

Memlbere of Ladies Aid held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Garfield Day on Tuesday, October-.10th.

Sympathy is extended to Mu. George Barlow. Stanley Bridge in the passing of her mother. Mrs. Gillie of Elierslie.

A large crowd attended the dance Wednesday night October 'l7th sponsored by Canadian

Legion of S'side.

Mrs. Wilfred Gaudet returned to her home in Miscouche after spending some time visiting re- latives and friends here.

On Monday night October lath the Community Hall who filled to capacity when the Bourgeoult Family of Nov: Scott: entertained for two hourl. also Joe win. I guitar ex-tint.

M-. Bleoquleu of st. Nichole: won the table cloth which was drawn for during the show. An enioyeiblo evening of llughter and fun wu certainly had by young and old.

Her many friends will be pleu- od to know Mn. Her-men Ferguson is home from P. C. Hospital where the has been I patient for the past two months. All trust. lhe will have n Ipeody recovery.

A large group of young friend: gathered at the hall on Friday night. October 19th in honour of Mlu Phillia Ga-udet's forthcom- ing mnrriage. She was the recip- iient of may lovely gifts.

On Sundey morning October 21 Mr. W. 11. Brooks. Summereide assisted Mr. Waldron d-uring ser- vices. Bible classes was held onS 'Sunday morning with a good at- tendonce.

WASI-ILNGTON. Oct. 24-(AP) - Premier Mohammad Mossadegh of Iran arrived yesterday from Philadelphia for a conference with President Truman on the critical

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Continued from page 10 thought only of speed. of flying so not that not even the natal: flying of their enemies could catch them before they could reach 1 plage of safety. A place where they could not be followed. But there came I time when they learned that fut. flying LI not enough. That is when they -first met two-logged hunter! with terrible guns. They learned by seeing what happened to other: that no matter how fast I Bird might fly. it. often could not al- cap'e. It was then that they prow- od that they were truly emnrt.

"Our wings are not enough.” said Thunderor to his pretty route. "We cannot depend on our winu alone. we must learn ways in which to out. armrt those who hunt us."

"We mult nee our wit: with our wine." agreed Mi-5. Grouse. "Wings without wit: are not enough, but wings and wit: to- gether may mean the difference :betiween 3 long life and a short one." .

So the two began thinking of tricks to fool those who hunted them and soon they were the talk of all the other folk in the Green Forest. for they not only successfully fooled the other furred and feathered hunters who tried to catch them. but. fooled the two-

Weeklfnd Specials Tliursday-Friday-Saturday

Trlmnted Fresh . S BOSTON BUTTS. lb. . . . . . . . .,., 55:

Grade "A

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Choice Emperor

2 OOOOOIOOOIOOOI CRANBERRIES. 2 lbs. ........ 35: WHITE suo'An. 10 lbs. 31.19

All Flavors

JELLO. 3 pltgs. 29:

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Mrs. Alice Barlow visited her 11-; lg .3:-ltl 11 oil dispute. Mos- . , d.aughm- M,-5g John couison, ndzkhlt wht, has mm in! was logged hunters with terrible guns. Grouse 'knew a trick of two for G-rouse. And they knew whii-Ti Seaview. on Sunday. October wearing an overcoat despite the so now it was thatThunderer the every time he was in danger. and trick to use Ind when to use it. ms-t. 60-degree temperature. it was the some way with Mrs. That. was wisdom.

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WASH DAYS SET With Any

BEATTY .... WASHER

During This Great:

FALL WASHER SALE

Come order your

CLIMAX ELECTRIC WASHER

GENERAL

WE say that Now is the Time to week only-Saturday. Set, valued at 12.75, R

ELECTRIC WASHER .....

new Washer Now!

Electric and Gas Engine

ODELS

Eifllf ..T??5E 3”? ..................... .; ..... -1 59.50 Ef.C.'.lI Til; 99.50 2.2.??? .Tf".775'.f?t . ......204.50 2'i1'2I.ll?”.f.E..l.'..?' .... .. ..............199.50 2?flI..”2?35t.J3?' ......... .............. 244.50

Other Models (in Sale 129.50 .....1.71 .00 193.00

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b ' B it W hi Machin October 20tlhythoS:it?ie;:iay?a0cXobe:s 2'?tgh) you get a sensational 64-P19” ight FREE with your gleaming new Washer. . . .

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0 Beautiful Plastic Washer Cover

C Large Clothes Basket

0 Kitchen Clothes Line in Plastic Cue LO 4 Dozen Clothes Pins

0 Tub Filler and Dralner

Q 12 packages of Fabulous FAB

HOLlVlANiS Both Stores

--ONE WEEK ONLY-- Saturday, Oct. 20thito Saturday, Oct. 27th

e-because Now is the Timgv

Come see the models on display”

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Pay As You Like - 1: CASH ' G 10.00 DOWN on

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Government Regulations.