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Casual Comiortlsr are Keynotes For Summer it

ffvagletone" CLOTHING For MEN-

For many years Holman’s has carried this excellently tailored, very reasonably priced line of Men's Clothing, but, during the period of shortages, we were not able to procure enough of these to be able to tell you much about them. NOW-Eagle- tone Clothing is back in full civilian production with a variety of fabrics and styles that is better than ever-and at values that are more than comparable with any.

Three~piece "Eogleione" Suits of brown or navy striped wor- steds ln two-button styles with peaked lapels." The s|_zes_are S6to4Z- ""' .

A 35.00 _ i

Doublebreasted "Eagletone" Suits of brown line striped wor- eted in two or three button styles. The sizes are 36 to 42.

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These are ideal Shirts for Sum- mar. The styles are cool and non-binding and they can be worn with or without ties. Sport Shirts come in a variety of fab- rics including Gabardine. They an in a galaxy of shades that

well as the shy and reitring.

3.95 to 6.95

SPURT SHIRTS.

will please the "bombastic" as

Hay. Roy caaropbeli, Olselton

Dawson, Albany.

lie. R. R. .

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Hervey, Clqpe Traverse.

CIPO TIC-VHF”.

right party. Apply at once to B. D Dixon, North Tryon.

S. D. Dixon, North ‘Ii-yon.

Kensington

Friday and Saturday of this week. Don't miss this money-saving qr- portunity.

—PEAR.DON'S Ready-To-Wesr Kensington. Iifor display and sale, latest styles from Montreal in Ladies‘ Jersey dresses and girls’ suits. These will be in Kensington Friday and Saturday only oi this week.

—R.EV. I. 1t. MMWILLIAMS. Field Secretary Maritime Temper- ance Federation will show moving pictures in 'I‘ravellers Rest Hell on ‘rhursdsy. June 3, at d p. m. Everyone welcome. Bring your boys and girls.

-OH1I.D DIES-The deem oc- curred at the Prince County Hoe- pltsl on June 1st. i948, ad Francis Gallant, age s years, 4 months. be- loved eon of w. and Mrs. Edward Gallant of Emerald. The funeral will take place from the home oi his parents on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock to Bt. Malschsfs Church. Kinkors. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at '1 AM. Satur-

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—-ldl'l CALL to‘ let load l-lill- slde Chicks at reduced prices. lter

-caa iron ssu ms Dodge Coupe. Apply Ivan Campbell mere-

40: _. Singer Sewing Machine and Ice Chest. Mrs. Fred

-I0l IALI. - 19$ Car. Sec- tional Her-row. 0. C. M. Bicycle. All - in good condition. Vernon Muttart,

hi . Atlnnll-Il WANTED ior general counts-y store. Good opportunity for

—WANTID - Clark do! mu country stare, prqdarsbly male. Must be buinees inclined. Apply

-PI.AIDIN'B Ready-To-Wear, atoch-reducim sale. special bargains in all merchandise

_ v _ . JUNE v Q, 1943 v vrssrrnu 'GlI'AlillIilil"“""§~e “

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Fri. 8:30; Sat. 7:30-9:30

Note: Twe Shows Saturday

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KENSINGTON Thursday ‘ms ma e_-1s Dennis Morgen, Jack Cerwl end Janis Pele In ' "THE TIME, THE PLACE AND THE GIRL" With Comedian l. l. label 't>oo£eo&roo-1oo$ee4

nan, Mrs. George Taylor cs4 You!!! Hm Robert of Travellers‘ sRest were visitors last week in Halifax where they were the guests of Mrs. Moore's brother, Mr. Edison Bowness and Mra

--M‘.rs. Robert Mouse. New An- .

day morning. "_

43.00

"Eagleione" Suits of grey or fawn yarn dyed worsted in both single or double breasted styles. The sizes are 36 to 42.

52.50.

SPORT COATS and SLACKS

Sports Coats and Slacks take the place, of that extra suit at a great saving in cost and a great addition in comfort. They look smart and you'll be smart to enjoy the comfort of these well cut and well tailored garments.

i; Men's green gray Sport Coats of tweed with an overplaid check- ‘Ql? bright but not gaudy! These have patch packets and notched The sizes are 36 to 40. '

24.59

I Men's gray checked tweed Sport Coats with notched lapels and patch pockets. The sizes are 36 to 42.

15.95

l Boys‘ brawn and fawn fancy tweed Sport Coats with a fleck pat- tern. They have patch pockets and leather buttons. The sizes are

s: to a1. . 15.95

Men's gray Glen check Sport Slacks with a zipper fly and drop belt l!

loops. The sizes are 29 to 40.

- 9.75

Q Men's tropical worsted Sport Slacks. The color is gray and the sizes are 32 to M. . " - i- - - "

_ 10.15 SLACK SUITS

Man's gobardlne Slack Suits In dark chocolate brawnlehirt end trousers to match. The sizes are 36 to 40.

913.95 to 17.95

Men's Summer weight BI-lbfilllll Combinations with ahort sleeves and ankle length legs. The nisee erelldtoMps-icede-twdtomb.

Men's Belbriggan Shirts and

Drawers in siaee 36 to 44. priced ~

per garment

Men's cotton Merino Shirts sud Drawers in medium wpight for Spring, Summer or early Fall. They are priced ‘per garment at 1.95.

Men's cotlm knit jockey style Shorts end Shirts. The shorts have eleatla tops and are in sizes smell. medium or large-priced at 85. 95 cents and 1.25 each. The shirts to match are 15, 95 cents and 1.25.

Men's striped broadcloth Shorts in_ sizes 30 to 42 priced at B! cents end 1.50 each.

Boys’ Balbrlggan CombinM-iosal. with short sleeves and knee length legs. The sizes are 24 to 32 priced at 88 cents and 1.39.

Boys’ cotton knit Jockey style Shorts with elastic tops. The aisea are 2d to 80 priced at 85 cents each.

Boys‘ cotton knit Shirts in match the Shorts in rises 2t to l0 priced gt so cents eeoh.

“WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET"

Grade v-1. usrruerits mum;

—G. I. ll.- "IIOW CAREULLY D0 YOU READ?’

l. In this item of the Store News there is a misspelled word - MARK 1'1‘. WRIIE YOUR NAME clearly in the margin, CLIP out the Wl-IOL! Store News and BRING 1'1‘ in to the Grocery Department . . . . for this you will receive a. tin of ABKELL PEACHES, regularly priced at 8| cents for ONLY HALF PRICE — Just 16 cents! These Peaches era choice quality and this is one dandy Bargln . . . . We're going to b! really fussy this time. if you don't reed carefully end comply with all the conditions you don't get the Arlsell Peaches for 1e cents a tin - Gcod for one wcelr only and Only 1 to e customer in the Grocery De- pertinent. l. Your little girl will be sweet and dainty. cool and comfortable lss I SUNDRESS from the Youth Centre. The sizes are 2 to l2 and there is a wide range oi materials including gingham. print cotton, pique end slub. The patterns are bright and youthful, the gay styles are either one or two piece. I don't know when I've ever seen anything cuter than these little SUNDRESSES priced at 1.69 to 3.95 in the Youth Centre.

8. Tuesday morning e big shipment oi GOTHIC BRASSIEIIS w!‘

two outstanding numbers -- a dream of a Strapless Bra called thl "Minuet? in white net and satin with rordex frame. This is in aises 24 to 38 and there are only a very few oi them. A lovely Black Satin Bra with the comfortable breathing waist and all the paints that snake Gothic lraseierea the most popular on the market. These Black Sail! Iressieres are in all sires. Don't waste time - order either or both these Gothic Brasalerea today from the. Dry Goods Department.

d. SLACKS of every color including plaids and checks — SLACK! of Alpine, Wool Flannel. Gabardine or Corduroy - QLACK! in eises II to II — BLACKS priced at (.95 tn 12.95. BLACKS — BLACK! —' BLACKS! You'll need at least one pair for susnm wear - Buy than! l! The Ladies‘ Wear Department.

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COMPANY

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unpacked in the Dry Goods Department . . . . in this shipment I as! ‘

MOUNT TRYON SCHOOL Grade VI--1. Grade MacDonald;

cad‘ Honor of ates-oi; m the month 2hr?“ myhm 8' mum w".

corms narrows scnoor. Iollovllnl is report for April:

MAlllllfllI-D SCHOOL .___ I. Lilla Strickland: I. Jane Wood.

Grade IV-I. Iona. Scott; 2.

Report for May:

cpseaaae Accountant

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T.-'”lEerle~' ‘iiiekey

of May: Grade v-r. Betty Anne Ourtis; Grade x (era-r. mm mac; Grade IX-I. ahirlay Dennis; a. Lloyd Scott; t- all» lav-t»

Grade Ix-i. male Martin: I. 2. George Curtis. 2. Robert Reeves; s. Ruby Drum- Leis Mutter-ti l. Donnie Wood. Grade II—I.' Joanne Lilly; I .

Eleanor W Grade IV-l. I-Isrold Warren; I. inond. Grade VIII-i. Beth Boswell: I. llillbith W006; 3- Pflli-flfl 500% u" Fer all year Fire lsarsaee requirements use

Gfnde VIII-l. Vlflwll

Lorne Msyhew.

Martin. Grade VII-l. Velde Martin; 2.

gharlctte Noonsn; 8. Dorothy Cur- an... rn 512-1. m: Welsh: s.

Grade 12-1. Helen Warren. Grade I lr.-—I. Gordon Msyhew. Grade I Jr.—-l. Welter Warren. Pupils having perfect attendance during the month of May are: voids Martin. inns Meyhew, Dar- oth! Warren. Helen wn-ren and

v Prods MacDonald.

‘reseller: Terese Ann Ilclanne.

_-..--_.,____._ IDNDON - (OP) -- kitein p exported 157.965 bicycles during

Grade x (JrJ-i. Phyllis Drum- mond; 2. Beds Stetson. Grade VIII-l. Rose Reeves: I.

is nnnvlllretm l °°éiifi.“’.il'“i.i'_r‘.“"rl.".‘...r gem“ omtmm S “Mm ' “'34.... vr-s. Millicent Munn: s. M "mes It» slimy bfl w r ~ ‘* no flew I'll tin. Grade v-r. nuns Reeves: s. Iris Prisseli; s. rays mu. "l" 11°"! m"? "MM d8"- Osrl I. Wetl- "Mtmhfitle w“ '°' Grade rn ar-r. Iveratt Mes-tin. lldnev Drusnasond; 1- W“ i ~°“- Irene s. Gallant. silicates cums srnwqdilllvwm

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Grade W-l. Stuart Dnunmonrd; 2. Ions Wright and Yvonne Gau- thier (equal): I. Wa-idron Hecel.

Grade III-I. Verden Reeves: i. Lowell Drummond: 8. Garth Drum-

inons: 2. Gail bummed. 9 Grads I (Al-I. Connie Reeves.

a ' -- - -- — . u e ' ' ' 1 i ‘ mum h saummmsrgt” ‘grade r (a) 1 rm 0mm censor. DILANIY "M Qities- Jlgraneh emu Oharetteiewn » months oi this sver- Principal: Jean Ileflaulhi- SUMMIRSIDI l ‘ ' " '

Meriorie Scott: s. Wallis Weed. 0114s 1-1- ehlrlor amt: 1- fl- ‘Grade vn-a. super-s Jenkins: 11MB 8W»!- 2. hetty roster; I. George Btrick- 9911M Dorie. teacher.

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Property For Sale »

House 2A x 10 in escellent condition. Will sell separately er with ranch and eat-buildings. ideal for poultry farm. Hausa ready to be occupied. Located ene mile from Surnmersidi. Could be moved to Summoralde, if desired, at very little expanse. ' r '