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South Austhalia. The state govern- ment said the tind otters prospects of important development.

N0 INDICATION THAT ENERGETIC El?2;'..f..' .1Z3i..T"” ”""""”" BEAVERBROOK PLANS RETIREMENT

lot 16 miles were repo ted in the inorth-west comer of t e state of

FREDERICTON, (CF) - Lord neal'el'bi'0aI(. at '15 appearing en- urgetic and iit. shows no indication 0, planning retirement.

Less than two weeks before ar- mmg on his annual visit to New Brunswick, he announced that his wntrolllng interests in the Express group of newspapers in London hm been placed in a ioundation. gut he is the chief trustee and. .5 such, still holds the reins. Business calls to and from London. together with a mass of corres- pondence, are evidence at as much .ctivity as ever. y

The ioundation will perpetuate his scholarships and other New arimswick beneiactlons, as well ,5 help aged and infirm Presby- terlail ministers.

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Alter a month in this Pf0VinC9- Lord Beaverbrook intends to leave 1,, m.id.November ior a row days at Toronto and then will proceed to his whiter home in the balmy i;Ilnll"lL8 or Nassau.

Every section oi the province ha been man by the generosity pf New Brunswick's greatest in- gyidual beneiactor. The University Dr New Brunswick here, the whole Mizamichi district and Newcastle in particular, where he grew to -,-gung manhood, have been es- bccinlly iortunate. Capital re- quizcd, ior Beaverbrook scholar- ships alone involves dullnrs.

millions oi

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More millions were spent ior buildings. a. park. libraries, art ob- Jectl. books and records. There are also uncounted instances or nu lordship's help to individuals and associations.

GRATEFUL UNIVERSITY

"How the university would have managed without him I don't know," says Dr. Colin 8. Mackay, Dresident oi UNB. or which Lord Beaverbrook is liie honorary chan- cellor.

His gifts to UNB include en- trance and overseas scholarships, mens and women's residences, a gymnasium. library, rink, law school building at Saint John, the president's residence, invaluable historical papers and book; He also established scholarships at other New Hrunswick universities.

He reiurnished the Presbyterian manse in Newcastle, where he spent his boyhood, as s library for the community. stocked with 10,000 volumes he gave. He con. verted the town's iormer burial place into a 12-acre park and built a rink at Newcastle and large town hall, including an audi- torlum.

COIINTLESS GIFTS

Other gilts to the Newcastle area include equipment ior the Mira- mlchi hospital, a memorial to early settlers and help for a rink at st. Thomas University in Chat-

ham. He assisted in erection oi ay

school at Beaverbrook, a village 15 miles from Newcastle from which he chose the name ior his title. He also donated Dixon centre, a well-equipped recreation hall at Beaverbrook.

Beaverbrook fellowships and bur- saries tor overseas travel are awarded to New Brunswick teach- ers. He has enriched museums and schools with countless items and tlnanced the collection or historical documents and old songs relating to the province.

The busy ”Beaver," speaking philosophically at one point in his present visit, singled out ambition and ability to make decisions as keystones ol success in liie. He had seen men rail "ior want of de- cisions."

He acknowledged he could look back over the years and find re. grets. Retrospective examination led him to feel he might have been wiser to "cultivate his own gar- den" rather then "wandering over the world."

ausrnnran NICI-I-EL ADELAIDE. Australia (CP)-Be-

Iieved Australia's first source ni nickel in commercial quantities.

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MONTREAL, November 4th-Qne of the nicest moments in the day, seems to me, is when the family is finally away to school or business . . . and you can turn back to a leisurely cup of coffee before you start the dishes. Have a frcsh, hot, fragrant cup of INSTANT CHASE dc SAhBQRN C.OFliI-.L . . . first the umi you wont It-medium, mild, orgstrony. No fun or bat,her- Just add oiling water and the granules will me t

like magic into full-bodied coEee that's a ioy to servel Best of it is too- on save up to 400 a pound over regular nodeel Everywhere I go I nd m friends serving Instant. Chase A& Sanborn Coffee-for

brcaklast- or their friends--for a quick pick-nie-up.

Are You A ”WarIu'ng Gal”? If so. . . it's more iinporliml Um! EH-'f that you know about the hue qualities of FRLSH CREAM DEODORANT . . . because in the over- heated offices of today, there's a very real danger of giving otTcnse with underarm odor . . . with- out any realization of it yourselfl Ixew Itrcjsh Cream Deodorant is made with an exclusive ”Moisture-Shield" formula, which keeps the underarms so dry that there's no possibility of odor . . . so dry there's no stain on clothingl Use Fresh Cream Deodorant. every day.-JUN: 5 touch of its gcntle cream base will bring 3'01! ghat. lconlidcnce in perfect good grooming every Clrebf Womln "I'M iave

Eternal Vigilante, m'lass, is what ”B"e'uer Lininl" - - - I-9 "III" kgepg those most of us are . nggty head searching for. colds away MIIIY "TOW from vour fam- Mild! OI CEM- ilyl liut when dians have any of you are IOHIHI II"-IP bothered with UITOIIGII-I P107" the symptoms. 7171 blfillglil ONE do remember that you can get 0 W 0'" help with MENTHOLATUM. illimflf ih”.,I,Af,CdMER”; ELAN; . , .h in y i you n a gres ea o Th” Lelmlile pr.Od"ct.' W" interest and help in the booklet IO5I'”?I'nF Ingrcdlen”, In If I?I"d' prepared for you by IDiILlSll'liII soothing base will rclicvc irritated A,.cepum,.e Cm-p,,m.jc,n' called membranes, and czi.-e the etutli- ' '

”BrIIer Liuinn" WIIIFII is ours- nrss in your nostrils and head. FREE-for tlis a.il:i'riy! yt tells you'll fwd your head cold dis. you sU about the IAC Merit Plan comforts relieved when you use Md. hi"? It 9"" bF'nE,)'0li II"; Mai-itholiitum. Just a ly in little ”g15I”t;01P sir! Y”':”1iE'7gne1:'Lp:;'IilI';IP inside earli nostril an then snitT I" C"? an -I E I” II ', '

. time you need them most. I well I).'4l('Ix'.' Wrilo for I FREE ""3 you '0 "rim for linen". IIILNETRODS SAMPLE '9 C01” Living". In me at Conlidenlially tidentially Yours, l4il Crescent you". 1411 Cfegcgny, st, Mom- St., Montreal. real.

Skin Drynsu Is A Robber! It robs you of lhat. fresh, young look..- '

i'n.niui-ii the same wnyla smooth plum, when it' dried out. I)PFOiTlC5 a wrinkled prunril The wonder-

keep tiwa the threat of dry skin-for it is lanolin-n'c -and contains a remarkable new penetrating agent, too. This amazing penetrating ingredient carries the lanolin and othcr lubricating oils nnil cmollicnts in the c-roam dcepcr inlo pore npniiiirm than was over possible before. The regular use of Woridbiiry Dry Skin Cream will help to overcome the tiny dr,v.skln lines-will bring II. younger look to your skin. 25c, 45c, 78c and 51.15 at stores everywhere.

Only Two Dollars And Filly Cents down payment for a 850 bond only 35 down payment for a 8100 bondl Yrs, that's all you need to start with when you Iiiiv a Canzidii Savings Bond lit. the IIANK OI” ItlONTRljIAL. The rcrnriiniler you ay in eleven monthl instalments. It's ii. uronzlcrlul savings plan, a solutely safe, and the bonds carry s. good rate of interest too-'I'.i7i: Why not drop in Ioday and buy your band at your nearest Bof M branch? It won't cost you more than nn evening at the theatre, l'iL1LI by next. L)i'IOI)Pl' you'll have a government-guaranteed. "nest-rgg" with which

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COFFEE. Maxwell House. lb. ..SI.19

SUGAR. l0Ib.bag

SHREDDED WHEAT. 2 pligs. MIXED COOKIES, lb. SHORTENING, 2 lbs. .. . . . . LARD, MapIe.Leaf, 2Ibs. RAISINS, Seedless, 2Ibs. KLEENEX. 2for

WHITE SWAN

TOILET TISSUE. 3 rolls . . . . PEACHES. 20 oz. tins, 2for

CAMPBELUS

83c 33c 35c 49c 45c 39c

37c

33c 47c

TOMATO SOUP, 2lins 25c

ROBIN HOOD

ROLLED OATS. 5Ibs.

45c

FOWL, Grade lb. ,. 29c BACON. sliced, Ilb. 53c FRESH NECK RIBS. Zlbs. 35c ROASTING PORK. lb. 39c BOLOGNA, sliced. lb. 29c SAUSAGES. Superior, lb. 39c POTATOES. lpli. 39c CARROTS. 4Ibs. 29c CRANBERRIES, 2lbs. 35c ORANGES, 2doz. 69c GRAPES. 2Ibs. 29c BANANAS, Ilb. 19c GRAPEFRUIT, 6for 39c ONIONS. 5Ibs. 23c

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I. Coniferous publication that 6. Hebrew I. Avenue germs O tree .1. Perish kills K letter . (abbr.) 20. Chinese 3 D S A L E . 0. Legendar; B. Torment:-d pagoda ,

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75'3" M S '50 See the WONDERLAND at 29.Angry iIi.Mucullnc S 172 L . . . . . 22.45 for I435 UP ,1 gggigggn . TOYS we have to offer. V . . it a..l..2i...... - -. . . MK 2 F 15 15.95 for 11.95 OF TOY BARGAINS Firestone

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BABY CHICKS

We ivish to announce that Chicks will be avail- -lllle from our hatchery from Dec. 1st on.

Besides the Pure Bred New Hanipshires and Bar- WI Rocks, and the black and grey Crossbreds, we will We a special small type high producer cross avail- able this year. It is "Leghorn and Rock Crossbred" which gives a Leghorn type chicken.

Our chicks are R.O.P. bred. The highest coni- "irrcial grade available. Place your order now for 310 coming season, from an Island Credited R.0.P. breeder Hatchery. for diseased free cliickeiis.

. TIRES IN TRADE

ANTI - FREEZE

RADIOS - TV - REOORD PLAYERS GOOD USED BATTERY RADIOS-59.95 up We Trade all Sizes of Radios

The kind you can use Rub”,

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Firestone

HOME AND AIITO CO. LTD. Dial 5547--187 Gt. George St. Oliltown

' year after year.

Reg. 3.9! gallon 33.39 Gallon ill:

332.9"?

Used Washers 589.00 up

EXTRA SPECIAL-

Den't Talia a Chance-

Cold Nights Are Here.

5-Woy Reg. 2.25

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