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For This Week Unly. ,

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GISII Illil GIRRYS STURES

` PHONES 147 and 748

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the driver of a. taxi-

whlch she was travelling, driver of a private oar

the

which was involved in a collision with the taxi. Dr. ldgworth David ot Bt. John's Wood, who attended hsr.wasaaskedby)¢r.Justloe God- ard: “Bile was able to go through liar marriage ceremony?" Ek. David: "She was just able

3440 lo, Ind hatétvfgwgo bask to

lf'“i’Wll¢l" Judgment

lk. Justice Goddard said he

mth extra becpuse it mn ‘

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unfortunate accident .happmgyg two days before she was to be mar-

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Orada 8.

Andrew llaeltaa; 3, Donald llac- Ausland.

Grads R-1, Irene liscleod: I.

Jean lladke' I, Kenneth liao-

Rae.

Grade 1! Ur.)-1, Norma Young. Grade V111-1, Raymond Hamhly. Grade V1-l, Heber h(acAusland;

I, John Agnew; I, Iva Chowcn.

Grade IV--1, Holly lewis; 2, Har-

old llacliae: I, Alliam llacltae.

Grade III-i, Arlene Jenkins. Grade II (BL)-l, Daniel Ohowsn. Grads II-1, Lillian Lewis: 2, Nor- ms Jenkins; I, Betty Agnew.

Grade I-I, George Araeneult. Perfect attendance-Arthur Mac-

R-ae, Donald ltaclimlsnd, Kenneth Msollss, Jean Mscliae, Heber Mac- Ausland, Jdm Agnew, Harold Use- Rae. Arlene Jenkins.

’Iba»ches-Helen Douglas.

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Glu” Quinn (C111-ll).

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Isabel

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Perfect attendance-Non. Reid ,

Reid, Layton Bell, Ralph- llarlon Bell. Jlutin Raid Bulman, -lasnss Bennett,

Kathleen Reid, Norbert Reid, Francis Boiger, Anna Hcltwen, li- va ltclhy. lvclyn Hcxay, gem. bald llcrwen, D. B. Reid. Alban Reid, Thomas Bolgk. Joy Hclaod, Helen Reid, Jenin llelwen, Katy ltlzid. Janie Molnod, Georgedle-

en. Ernest ,Anna ' , ““M_|_Dl_mnins rsecsoo

W°l\ll»ll3.leoluUbl|8|

Catherine Prickland.whod.lad -

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Grads IV-l, Kathleen White: 3.]

Marian llollitee; l, @r1y1e Tralnw and Oiarila 'rrainor (equal).

Victoria

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Dedication Service

place on Arm- s. m. The day

d the Chinch- every facility ceremony to

th the sacredness and he event demands.

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Grade ll-i, Nora Arscnault; 1,

nurture. num; a, ammo enm- , . ones n ur.)-1, :my

g. Gordena Murphy: 3. Dorothy

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his comrades

ings which are

Stalworthy alskin tents

in winter.

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Sketch of,8es View _ |

_W omen’s Institute

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Pickering; lcuetary-'I.‘reasurer. llll lnlly llaolay; Directors. Joli|\lllrphy,lh'l.JlmlDuaan andthelate\hs.J.l.Campbell; Auditorl.l|.‘rs.H.I.».D¢nald,l|im NettieBarwlss.'rwantynamcswere enrollcdaschartermamhlrs.Ths

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iiiéilii §§§§§§ iéiisiri Zo §§ § 5;§;lti5 sri § iiiiiii iii; lgéfsrléts oo.;

different meetings were varied, de- iom were given on candy

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lndlng, first aid, short

hotlsekeeping. question box-

other helpful sub-

have beelrpre-

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some of

ferent times we

have had papers from the' Depart- ment on different subjects whi were always helpful and full of in- terest. But the splendid spirit loving helpfulness and co-operatic are the things that are w while. All have shown their readi- nms in bringing cheer and sympa-

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thytoallinthscommunitywho had sickn ement and in , the days war, all gs ci or their mit-I ting and tsfto our boy! overseas. prismsr of war was adopted and cared for and st the time of the disaster in Halifax a generous donation was sent. Contribution have been made toward Provincial Banatorium, and the Orphanage has by no means, seen forgotten, donations of money, quilts, knitting and hooking have yearly been contributed. lbr our

l h urcd a library

schoo we ave proc ,

‘sign board, desks, fountains, stove,

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flag, maps, window shades, hot lunch equipment, giffs for pupils at christmas, gifts for teachers. To:

, *_* ¢xn,,1|”,p|,- lralseourfunds we hsvehsdso-i

Irelands oldest woman, Urs. ' April 1,_8&nm¢ sim, wppen, hmm, 1ectures,|

the crew of 's. tramp plays, ice cream festivals and plc-| 305,] mmgqu. nice. Our returned soldiers were, Wu- old “uhm ¢f also remembered by a pub-| Qgmg-no am col lic recep.ion and the presentation

um Dgphm of a signct ring to each. An honor yo 1,1; for rollwasalsoframedandhungln

pm-pm; U19 ball. There wus In Bddltlbn

builttothehalltobeusedasan

ngmugm, Institute room and completely fin-

bound lshed and furnished with stove,l 1.4, settles and pets, unmet. aun»,I vmg knives, fake, spoons, tables. lamps,

nd to etc. Gasoline lamps for the hall Persia, vers provided by the Institute.

and cat- We all enioy the socisbility of the people our club and as we often come in search with our problem, and failures and the people tell our experiences in the differ-

ent phases of our home work in

out round little this way we receive help one from hobbled camels mother and strengthen that bond

and share every of lmity which has always existed lsk of the wander- among our members. At the April

ing ~ ~ lonely desert. meeting in 1821 the honor of being

made Honorary President was con- ferred on Mrs. Solin Donald, which office she still continues to hold. Thus Bea View Women's Institute

(ly The Canadian Prem) claims the honor of having the

IIUNTRIAL, ADH! 13-Al I ml* first Honorary President in this dapprecia.tionforaIlf¢0!!ivl Provincessinallihewslksofg portraitsoi' His Majesty l-he Kill- llfewehave haqourdark daysaa donated to the Royal Cllladiln well as our bright ones, but I sm

sure you will all agree with me

mums; a

°""°° °“"" " "‘“ °“""'” em Amie. the uumcipaz chapter not in worm; ms om the your mln., heal. ImP¢l‘ial Gdcr Daulh- that are past we have much to be

e lunoire. were oresenicd thankful for. only one or our mem- Boy’s Grey Domet also Tan and Blue W ‘g°t';§,ggig1'y”°;e’ce§}§f; 2:1; 5*: p'§_§;=;df°§";f fy hdéyegr Dusk work some ................... ._

noone Peninsu1a.tne "1-yg,,_ gem.” mv, M, ,,_, md Boy’s Ribbed Cotton and Wool Golf I0" °f mf! R- C- “~ gone to mako homes for themselves H050. Pull' . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .

he . _ _ _ _ . .._

have all gained experience and at

our work in home and commun-

are striving toward lhst end ing our boys and girls bet-

and women for in the

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» illeiiinll _ lines lvllililfi’ HATS $1.50

Clearing a few broken lines of Men’s Felt Hail all elses in the lot- light. and dark greyl, sand, brown and black,

l.';.T.l’..l°°.f|'§;"' $1-50

The Smart “ Vagabond ”

HAT _ $1.95

Lilht weight weathers lied Nll-felt. Smgl-1 snap brims ln brown, Zreys and fawns. All

silk lined

NW* Sllring Biltmore lists, Snap Brims with raw edge, ohers with narrow bound edge, elm new rolled brlms nicely

ilnished with silk lin- lllx. Colors: _ dark brown, sand, dark, pearl

;.z:._1'f<':f. $3.15,

Many Men prefer a

CAP

Large range oi' Men’s Caps - all new spring patterns, lmbreskable

peaks., eight piece I tops. Each S s

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Seethe

New Shirts

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10 Men’s Spring T OPCOATS $10.00

cleared at . . . . . . . _ . ._ _

price. Now . . . . . . . . ._ _

Shorts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _

in the Basement

I Ten Men’s Spring Topcoats, clearing at s frac-

tion of their value. Light fawn and ian pure

wool cloths. All good patterns to be

. . » . » » . . . . . . .. . I

Ten Small Boy’s Spring Toppers. Pure wool cloths, nicely lined, mostly sand and brown

tweeds to be cleared at less than half 2

..... S .

| Smnél lot of Boy’s Fawn Twill Trench Coats

.for ys 7 to 12 years,

' Priced at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .__

Youth’s long Tweed Pants, sturdy

I

brown and grey mixed iwecds . . _ _ ...

I Boy’s assorted Tweed and Blue Cheviot

Boy’s Blue and Khaki Combination Overalls. Suit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... a

Boy’s Jerseys, Polo and V-Necks

mn, in me ,U ,mn h 1 d Dark shades ¢=h1!d1’°11 111" somemtifinzndew mtanbergdficlslu-“arid Boy’s Blue Denim Overalls,

All Sizes _ . _ . . . . . . . ._ _

“"°"°” 6” N "1 °'-lm' °°“"“““m°’ I ‘"1 W' Boy’s Caps ln line iweeds

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and school ls the foundation °

mu' mmm it 1 md. ’ f\Jl4l4`)V.I'41‘ , . r t d mmmg, 'm,un:§,|;E n§,,:¢¢T§I: b"nA1bK Mens fine Ribbed Sport Jerseys in u e an

ny' 3,0 b,°,,,,,’,°';§,°,,|_ Plain and fancy all wool Pullover-s ln Turtle

one another mon, Neck, V-Neck, Polo Collars and Z|ppers_ \

*bg Good serviceable school sweater . . . . . SL

h ,M Boy’s ancy wool and cotton V-Neck Pull-

ti?>:° and overs. Ah good patterns, sizes 24 to 32 ._

"W" *nl Boy’s Balbriggan Combinations, no but- 5*

,§,.,11 tons. sins zz so at sm

Boy’s extra Long Pants, blues

Twceds.Slaea30to38

Boy’s Navy Blue Reefcrs, brass but 50

tons.8iaes3lio26

Boy’s plain and fancy Broadcloth Blouses

Boy’s sturdy Work Shirts, well made, good

cloth in Navy, Cadet and Khaki All ....

Boy’s all wool Golf Hose, brown, blue and 5*

4

°°°°4l°°*| greenl\htlers,slses7%tol0.Pair....

Monfs Two pant _ S ‘ Worsted Suits"

Men’ IP iBllIlll5.N. Bl'Uw\,Blael, Bl sndlzlreygltriped and flocked worlteda

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§'-7'-»¢ "-'..°"“. _‘_ _'_'_f'ffl'_f‘fT.'."_'.'T.TTf‘*$ll'l.H

Eirrrirrgg iorirogts °

NEW TOPCOATS 5 for men at .’

Men’s New Spring Topcoats-New Raglan Sleeve Slipon also set in shoulder with halt belt models. Twill silk lined, all wool Canad- ian T eed in d

eheckind .gl-eyssvn. . . NAVY TWILL TRENCH' <3c1ArI1s lrclri sultry 1:7425;

M¢l_\'S New Twill Trench Coats, with heavy ' plaid lining. Smart, dressy and dur- “ able cost at -

Brotherhood Overalls and; Jumpers, blue or black S1,75

n marins. cmnins. llladal _ , w V ~ ~>\

Have you seen

~ the new spring BILTMORE HATS?

In the

BASEMENT 5

Men’s Khaki an shirts Men s Dark Grey Domet Work ‘ Shirts ............. .. Men’s line Broadcloth Shirts, attached ` collar, assorted stripes in blues and sam

Men’s iancy Cotton Socks, summer weight Pair . . . . . . . . . . _ . Men’s all wool, medium weight, Ribbed Q Sock in khaki, brown and black. Pair . ._ 3*. Men’s line Baibriggan Combinations, nth. - leiic style. Suit . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. Men’s line Balbriggan Combinations, short ' sleeves and long legs. Suit . . . . . . . . . .. ._ Men’s fancy black all wool ribbed, medium

weight Jerseys, V and crew necks, - white and red trimmed . . . . . . . . . . . .._ ` Men’s fine Broadcloth Shirts with two ' separate collars, assorted stripes. Each |00,

Men’s heavy wool Socks, just the thing for

rubber boots. Pair ..................

Men’s Heavy Police Braces P... ______ ____________ 454:

;?f§_§ff§6T_ff_l?Yff?¥'_1______ $1.25

eu’s e ac vers ls and Overall

$1.00

Pants.. Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .._

Men’s Fleece Lined Zipper Sweat Shirts Blue, Sand, Green and Maroon _ .. slr

Super Size, well made

WORK SHIRTS

Ma\’s Work Shirts in navy, cadet and khaki

duck, Super size, well made. Guaranteed to give satisfaction _ _ . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. . . Men’s line Twill Fleeced Back Shirts, Coat Front, two pockets, triple body stitching, super

size, guaranteed in every respect. Navy and khaki I ' Men’s Fancy Cotton Half Hose Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . Men’s White Cotton Shirts Each. . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . _ . . . . Men’s Fancy Broadcloth Shorts

Pair . _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . 5% Men‘s Jalbriggan Shirts and rawers At ................................... __ 650

Men’s Balbriggsn Combinations, short W sleeves and long legs. Per suit _ . _ ... I

Men‘s “Merino” Shirts and Drawers wc Each _ . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _._ Men’s “Merino” orn inat ons S Suit . . _ . _ . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

Men’s Collar Attached Broadcloth Shirts blue, white and tan . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . .._ I Men’s fine pure wool V-neck Cost Sweaters,

two front pockets. Comes in two nice w

I

shades of brown and blue _ . . _ . . . . _ .. _ I

Boy’s fancy Tweed Suits, smart brown and grey patterns, 3 pieces. Coat, 1 pair longs and

$6.50

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iliwtlf.f»'.fITf'{f.fl§°l’¢Bll'.°L.§§.°°f'_’_¥f_'f'ff' $1

Au w 1 _

BOYS' Tweed r§§,,.., $4.50 ‘ 'f.‘}{»}'.'l'.l 3°°.l.f§§f'§°ILfl°ff6T§3.’f.' $4.50 Boys’ Fancy Tweed Suits 3 piece

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