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A DELICIOUS, MELT-IN-THE MOUTH TASTE SENSATION!

NOT rust another dessert with a new name. NOT iust another combination of the, SAME ingredients used in other desserts. BUT something entirely NEW!

' l di ,lihNo ,tr whihth 'tl‘t,l‘€i:ll'lg'0°LI‘Iﬂ'l°"G";°l'OvI.O‘°‘l: 'd.e:’ived.c We I, thin’: th: se?:Tet otcNOV’A QUE EN'S stwchless, excltingly diiferent tasting, satin-smooth quality. Because oﬁ this NEW BASE, Novil Queen has many-advantages besides its untested-betore del- lcieusness and fragile-smooth texture.

NO OTHER LIKE IT!

/V0 50”” - Since . it contairls no starch, it is smoother and anyone can enioy it to their heu't's content. Also it means that Nova Queen is not sticky to the taste-owill not adhere to pots and pans, thug It's quicker to make, quicker to clean up afterwards.

Nova Queen dissolves immediately, releasing its full ﬂavor or soon as you mix it with milk. Laborious stirring isn't necessary so Nova Queen puddings ore EASIER to make...there'e no fus~ alng, no anxious watching! ' '

New Queen blends lnatanﬂy, supremely smooth with no annoy] ing lumps to work out. It sets as itcoole and holds the set firm for dove. What's more, it moulds beautifully into a gleaming, perfect shape to use as is or gwnlsh for puddings. In lea, it slices clean as the lmile blade and it makes the SMOO HEST

ice cream you ever tasted.

“OVA QUEEN MAKES A MARVELOUS THREE-WAY DESSERT:

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Your Grocer has Nova Queen in FOUR delicious llavors: Venille - - Chocolate - - Butterscotch - . Caramel

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' week-and in the city. the guest at

York and Vicinity

sunaey visitina friends in sin.

Hours In and Claude Lewis. York. were b last you ill! week loading

In. Doha Murray. -put the

her sister, Mrs. Vernon ltodd.

Miss Christine Proud. teacher at ltustioo. is Ipendins her luster holidays at her borne in yo;-L

Mr. Gordon Crockett was a vis- itor to the city last week the guest. 01 his litter. Mrs. Vernon mad,

Mrs. lllby Hardy has returned to her home in Pleasant Grove after visiting relatives in York.

Mrs. Herbert Lewis has returned to her homein York after visiting in Rracsdie, tin. guest, of he, dnushter. Mrs. Jack Watts.

MI’. and M11. Richard. [on ﬁn sndy ‘ganglia: 1:-lo;-gnu. slim‘ 0 u of Mr. Mrs. Harry Lewis.‘ ‘M

Mr. and Mrs. Prank VHI? and dliikhter Beryle. spent Sun ay in Covehcad, the guest or Mrs. Prank- Bovyer.

Mr. and Mrs. ﬂarold Yeo, union R-Old. were recent visitors to York. gmuests at Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Miss Alice Crockett. Monctnn, i‘{.3-. spent the Easter holidays in ;z::r:h(°h_$::ti>i her mother, Mrs,

Mi’. and Mrs. waiter Msllett York, were visitors to Stnnhope on, Sunday. the guests of Mrs. Mal. lett‘s mother. Mrs. James Mac- Lsughlln.

Miss Shirley Cooke, teacher at West Covchead, is spending her Easter holidays at her home in Y°’k- the Euest or her parents, Mr-, and Mrs. Will Cooke.

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Mr. and Mrs. Olaude Lewis and

dﬂﬂxhter Donna left for Tomnw

°h Thuﬂdﬂl’ mornins where -the

daughter will undergo sn ey, ,9.

oration. Her friends wish her every success.

Bellevue and Vicinity

Mr. Angus MacPherson spam the week-end at his home in Bellevue.

Mr. John W. Maclieih has re- turned lrom a visit in United States.

Mr. Chester Reynolds has surned his well-digging at home of Malcolm MacPhee.

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Friends regret to hear that Mr. Stuart MacPherson has |'e-entered the P. E. I. Hospital for further- treatment.

Mr. Ernest Matheson of Char. l-:39"-‘l-°Wﬂ went a few days in

ellevue guest 1 in g Mrs. A. ’Mathesorl’. I mo her’

Mr. Hush MacPherson of Glen Martin attended the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Rachel MacDonald of Brsdalbsne.

Friends in Bellevue were sorry to hear of the death of Angus L MacPhersan in the United States. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved family.

meeting was held in Bellevue School on Saturday. April 1st. The March Star Race for better do- partment was won by Kenneth Martin. Grade 3 pupil. He was presented with a note book by ‘his ‘ . Second prize was won by Norma MacPherson. Grade 2 pupil. Third prize was equally shared by the Grade IX pupils. Lorna Mac- Pherson and Elaine MacPherson.

Tickets were drawn on two fruit cakes made for the J. R. C. by Lorna and teacher. J. D. Mac- Pherson drew the first lucky tic- ket for Ramsey Mackenna, while second ticket was drawn by Fion- ence Macl.ennsn for Arthur Mathe- son. The Physical Fitness Depart- ment is to be congratulated on the fine new Physical Training Course supplied to the schools. From this course an evenimfs entertainment wardrawn up for parents. teacher and pupils. By all appearances the parents in attendance enjoyed the new games as well as any pre- vious programme.

On the evening of March Nth I crowd of serenaders gather-3 to extend best wishes and con etu- lations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. Following the charivsri a shower to honor their recent marriage was held at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MecPherson of Bellevue. The bride is the former Miss June Mae- Pherson. After a pleasant social hour. the _bride nnd Broom were called by Mrs. Maxwell Cooper. Mrs. Malcolm MscPhee read an address after which Miss Lorna Maclﬂlerson made the presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell graciously, thanked those present for their ulfts and invited their friends to, call when they take up residence, at Whlrn Read. All joined in slng- u in: "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". at the close of which‘ Bob was seized and bounced in. the usual manner. A dellciousla lunch was served by the ladies. and the crowd were seneroulivg treated to chocolates. When too- msny happy hours had ticked by. the guests departed for their re- spective homes wishing June and nob every filiure happiness.

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