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ON WALKER: Saltines à 4lb pkgs rULVER'ITOUSE BRAND DICE» C A R ROT S CULVERHOUSE BRAND .DICED E E T $1, 20 ounce tins- 9FOwR $iL ?-0 ounce tiins F FORw Si. , 15 oz$1 8Tins ROSEDALE BRAND TOMAT lO JaUICE S 20oz-tins$, G.M.ý PURE IN ATTRACTIVE TUMBLERS Peah ut Butter. te.SfO - - - 490oz tumb. $1. atfo~o~oneooeoo.o GOLDEN RIPE SWIF'S PREMIUMI CELLO ».nanas 2 lIPs 27e /g!einers lb ail for GOLDEN RIPE, CUBAN RED, SPANISHI/ Plumeapples mie 12 29)j Pork4 Ive 1 l FLORIDA MARSI1 SEEDLESS Size 9- Grapef ruit 1for45C La Minced Beef lb There Is A Red & 'Wh ite Store Near Y ou Store Open Until 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays mm Imm Corish Rea & te Oon tario ' H~. J Sinlairroorn using a coiurmunity kitcben andi Ilittie homne lfe could bc, had. Clotýh- trolled by the S&ate and studenits wlio ing, he stated, -was da'b compared are capable are given thé opportunity- to that of this continen~t. of securing their education. There is, he said, a higli standard r Thie ron Curtain has accomiplished of teachers and professovs in the in Ikeeping- the peoplie of Russia f romi schoos and Universities and that j knowing what gocs on in the ottside there exists in Russia ai great pas- worid. They are content in Ille fact iýon for education. . that the-' are hetter off todaiy than Jam-es Sinclair spoke of the tunder- theýy were in thie past. He stated that grouand transit system Wý,hich is cýla 11-i the farin project was a flo-p ini ed by the Russians as; the grea3test in, Russia because of the lack on incen- thie wurld. There are, hie si,42 rin ti, e ue to,- the reeetto f the deý,rgroumnd stations, each with a d'f- peo)ple for the bettermnent of the ferent miotif and design. t is a trem- Stat endous show;% piece, hovyever the 'e speaker feit that the vast surns of Although the speakýer elaimied that mney C sýpent in the project could have e should pusue eveiry means of the country. h le marned that there shrnu1d be no cut Inl Russia the -woinen labour as do. in the cio)penditures in defence as this the mien in heavy industry andl ean was our insurance policy aga;inst any he,, found in steel inils and othle, sucil agressio1I fron Russia. This ho'w- indusriesdoin wha we ould ever is not a guarantee against agres- maian's job. T1he State is tLhe owner sion from RuLssia. The oomn f of everything' inmchiding the homes,' NATO and the ring of U.S. a ir bases arouîMd Russia1 are also restraining cars, farm-ls, nalchinery anr animais factors in our favour. The Russian Ruse. 1eür_ orteSL np e<ople, he felt, were as anxious for ThR HnSiclirwa.ipr 1 dpeagce as are the people of the world The on.Sinlai wa inpresedbut here he said the po)'Cy is 'let ,vith the amiazing industrial develoP- formed by t.he people. mient undertiken since the last war and here the Russians cIaiîli that they The visit to Russia, said the speak- hiav,,-exepanded il- 30 years what it er broadens the appreciation f)ror U lias 'taken other couantries to do in own country and the miultitude 4 OP-~ 15vears. There is a great passion opportunities opEýn in this cuty in Russia for' education. Ever-y fac- tory has a trade school ai>d the only way to advance iîs to hetteir one's Brownie News trade so that the-y may be elevated ___ to a higher job. AIl enip1oyllnent 's At the reguilar Browuiie nieatng oýn controlled hy the State. Tuesdlay n-ight thie Brovwnies werev( di- The speaker commnented oýn the vi'jded into'groups;. One g-roup ýworking vast natural wealth of the country, on scrap býoks which they are making- yet hardiy touched and pointed toout ofîf used caids. A second .groupi Ithe Siberia a_-rea. It was inteýressting cleaned and polished their sho,-s, p. Ito learn that 'ninthe southerna areas sing thieir test ini thi's, A thlird group of Russia tea is growvn. diii fi'st aîd whieh Mrs. Ruath Tag- Depressing features o.f the country iar'la entahng wvere, lie saidà, the-2 low standard of A sing-scrg was enjoyed a-ad the living where -faiies had but one meeting closed with Prayrer and Taps. ORONO TINSHOP IN 0W Is, The Time For INTERIOR DECORATING We can supply your needs with BRANDRAM-HENDER SON Paints and Varnishes R. E. LOGAN, Prop. 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