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..'THE BIGGEST SALE or the yeur begins Tuesday. November 17th and lasts for tcn big days at, (Jim-i; Bros. Montague. L-387-li-14-21,

..‘C. W. L. MEETING-At the November meeting oi’ the George- town Sub-Division of the catholic Women's League the President Mrs. D. P. McKinnon, oonvenor or rc. treats for King's Countypurgcd the members to attend the retreat op- ening Nov. 6 at Notre Dame Con- vent, Charlottetown. The usual arrangements were made tor the annual bazaar to be held. The sub- division donated a wool comforter tor the lottery. The required quota was voted for the Margaret Jones Memorial Fund and the Regina Fund. The entertainment commit- tee presented a good report or the ﬁnancial results from their scmi- monthly card parties.

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A railway car was loaded at Mon- taglle lust week from the sur- rounding districts for the drought- siricken area in Western Canaduﬂ which consisted of about 400 bags: oi’ vegetables and fruits, also con- slderuble canned‘ goods. ‘

The beautiful new homo oi Mr. Francis Maclntyre, Lorne Valley. was the scene of a pleasant party last Tuesday night, xvhcn a largo? number oi his friends tendcrcdhlm a house warming, on thc complct-il ion oi his new house, which is of beautiful structure and acids muchl to the appearance of the commun- ity. A vcry pleasant evening W215i spent in dancing, music being iur- 1 nishcd by Messrs. Alex MacDoug- all, Walter and Charles MacLeozL} Vernon and Lloyd liiacDonaldnmdl Miss Helen Burdcit. Later on ini the evening the ladies served a dc- , licious lunch, after which thc 111:1 " useful and beautiful gifts were op- l ened by Mrs. MacDougnll oi Ban-I‘ gor, and the accompanying hum- orous verscs rend by Mr. JJIHUS l) MacLcod, Lornc Vnilcy. Mr. blac- Intyre then thanked his mini, friends tor the beautiful gifts, and, hoped they would enjoy ihemsclvm; to the grentcst extent in llﬂflClllL for the rcst of the cvcniilg, which they did to their hearts content and departed to their rcspoctivcl homes at a vcry into hour, Wlﬁlllllj!" Mr. Macluiyre mrmy yours oi imp-l piness and good luck in his 110w, home-C. ‘

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The 12th annual meeting oi’ thc Mt. Buchanan Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Jos. Robertson on Nov. 10th with 9 rrfembcrs paying annunl dues and one visitor present. The meeting? opened in the usual way with the President in thechair. Standing

as follows: School, Mrs. Angus Murchison; Sick, Mrs. J. D. Murch- 1 ison and Mrs. John Cantello.

~ school windows are to be repaired . and dustbane ordered. Two bills

for lumber and wire were ordered I paid. The Institute news was dis- ‘ tributed and" discussed and to be token tor the following your. The pnrsibillty oi planning a six month ‘ program was also discussed but was left the same as last year with the questionnaires coming first at; each meeting. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Watson Bishop. Roll ‘ call to be “An exchange 0t Chrlst- mas gitts." The different ways of raising the necessary iunds to carry on the Institute tor the com- ing year were discussed and the chief entertainments were decided on to be carried out when thought bcs‘. by the executive.

The president's address contain- ed a full account of the different activities of the Institute for the past year while the ﬁnancial rc- port was fully itemized and read by the Sccy-Treas. Cash on hand being much larger than at last annual meeting.

The election of officers followed with Mr=. Nicholson in‘ the chair. result as follows: Pres. Mrs. John Nicholson; vice pres., Mrs. Angus, Murchison; Socy-trcas. Mrs. M. A. MacLeod; directors. Miss MacDon- ald, Mrs. John Cantcllo. Mrs. John‘ Morrison. Auditor". Mrs. Dougald MacKinnou and Mrs. Rob- ertson. Orsznnist, Mrs. Murchison.

The meeting thon adjourned while a dclicous lunch was served by the Imstcss, Alter a short soc- inl hour was spent the meeting was then vnllcd to order by thc new President. nlr. John Nicholson and the following "Peace Day"

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PIONEERING in‘ 1937

Because thc covered wagon has vanished and there is no longer any rislé of hostile

Indians shooting do\vn white settlers from ambush, it does not follow that thc

pioneer spirit of our forefathers has disappeared from Canada. Conditions have

vastly changed since those early clays, but the desire to explore new ﬁelds, to open a new territories, to improve rand then continue, to improve, still remains an

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addition to its plant in Montreal. This unit — Building “K“ —- pioneers by making the most liberal use of GlassBrick of any building in Canada. It was planncd illICl‘ exhaustive research and study by our architects and engineers, to provide us with thc newest and best manufacturing facilities in thc world today. p . GlnswBrick, heretofore used in Canada only for decorative purposes, now fulfils its rruc function by providing really sunlir manufacturing iloors,'vvhcrc we can make use of thc most advanced airrconditioning. These floors will be cntircly insulated, and so, unaffected by summer's heat or winters cold. The temperature and humidity will be controlled, and the washed, conditioned air completely changed every ten minutes. These features will also achieve an impor’ tant advance in thc comfort, health and wellbeing of our employees. _ Building “K" is a long stride forward toward the Imperial Tobacco ‘Company's goal —- pcrfcction! More sunshine, better conditioned air and immaculate cleanliness will all enable us to improve still further the already ﬁne quality of Imperial Tobacco

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programme was successfully car- rierl out: ,

() Cllllllflﬂj Pence motto rePml" l ed in unison; roll cull; TW° mcm" bpi-s, peace inotln; Four members-- custom of homcmakcrs in other lands; 'I‘hreo members-A book I have l‘l‘ll(l about. another country; Paper, Women's home influence as y for gaining peace-Mrs-

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iriciulsliip song-Mré. Reading — Pence —Mrs. DOHRId lvlurKiimon; solo, "Give Ponce n8-

tcst, “International Peace Day"; Address. “Pca:e". Mr. DQ118515 MacKlnnon, M. L. A-l, Rea-dint "'11"; song o! the pnciiist," Miss MacDonald; “Victory throush Ponce," Mrs. Dougald MacKinnon; The vicfory which is peace-—Mrs. Morrison; Taps: The National An- tl1cm.—J.

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LONDON -- (CP) - J. Dyson. English jookey gave a. rare display oi‘ pluck at Catterlck Bridge when he won a. race although struck in the taco by a part ot’ the starting- gnIA‘. Blood trickled down Dyson's tare ns his mount finished.

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