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or Orient pair — — — —

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price

i. “ MOTHER’S DAY SUNDAY MAY 14th

comes the one day in the year that oft- ers you the opportunity to pay well deserved tribute or honour and affec- tion particularly and exclusively to MOTHER. May we help you?

.HOSE P

FOR THE Y 0 U N G MOTHER who likes a sheer hose why not give her a three thread chiffon, either Kayser

Sir

THEN FOR THE MOTHER who prefers a stocking a little more durable, ask for Crepe Chiffon 134 x in Kay- ser, or 505 in Orient

Pair—--'-—— $1!

AND N01‘ FORGET!- "IN G Grandmother - she’ll want a some- what heavier weigh, so medium or heavy ser- vice ls just hose for her.

work and hand

UMBRELLA r NECKWEAR?

‘Any Mother would love a pair 11f gloves for her Spring en-

semble. Wehave them in the ﬁnest of French kid in white, black, ehamois, blue, brown and the newest Spring colors

3"“ r 2. 2.50 , and 3.

What Mother wouidn’t love a new Umbrella? Shown in the new gay oil silks or in the somber shades of art silk. Prices

'2.00 ‘Z95 ‘3.50 and ‘4.50

SCARVES Plain and ﬂowered Chiffon and fancy crepes. An ideal gift at a reasonable

‘l .00 ....1‘1.50

HANDKERCHIEFS. White and colored linen hand rolled edges, applique, Mexican drawn emboidered initials, Prices _

25c 35c 50c ......75

FOR MOTHER DAIN TY UNDIES

"' "Harvey Woods" cuff panties in" colors of white‘ hrlarose and apricot. All sizes . $1 .i’ri¢l'----—-—-—————-—- I Vests tarnotch above in two styles, tiny adjus- table strops or comfy cut S Price—————-—--——-—-- I i Loveily ltrilored slips in rgyon satin sstripes, all sat ns an a crspes._ ~ White and tea rose‘, all sizes 1 I95 - How about o cerseiette or girdle for Mother? Se K often she needs these gorrnents but keeps putting off getting them to buy things that .see|n to be more necessary. And what is more necessary than a trim figure this Spring? _ See our window of foundation garments and bring Mother in for a fitting. ‘

Prices range from Si‘ ‘o0 N $1 . vlsrr THE ALINENS,

e this great second tloor department is y tilled with- suggestions nor Mother's ‘_ Day gifts. e

QVER§ You. can

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word. She swan: along. her happiness to hereel . lob mlaht not materialize now did not sonre her She felt it was her lircky day. She was oer- Whlte had altered her snd

‘s nude rrood. atraid of work. She must get out her books and bmsls kinds of first-add a

lions, she supposed. but that did Alison. she was a hard-

esse . impossible to be annoyed man. "ﬂusyer. Al

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yes.

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that's lhati" Alison thounh. restralnlna s deaire to look beck. But she smiled as she walked. un- conscious of the rzlances of those For they saw an ex- tive younrz woman who looked so radian-t that

int. Steve to you. t! yoglease. Am

“Call me Sonny." Alison rotor-ted quite unexoeotedly. And she blush-

t walked. the literature

Steve had liven ner clutched in her hand. Hex-thoughts turned to- Mr. Roerden szeln. How he had found her. she could not im- agine! Why he had done this thing shedldnotknomlfsheoouldonl write and thank hlml

Hunts New Home The next weeks

dream to Alison. She night imtll midnight,

killing ‘em off——-"

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anes and alrlsnes. 81o haunt- been home for days. Sometime; or lﬂsrgry, poured nisM. . her eyes were um aviation msgesiuee there until she with study. shed try it on. even w felt she could m: the jargon of the neat blue can. ﬂylne 000019. And ell this before , Now that Alison was certain oi she had ever been off the ground. being given n ohence in make good Th, qqy; rushed on. Alison re- as a stewardess. she had a p1“ ported every day st u» Continental lilezvJeynshspoulggraix-Ju Airline Bohool. And she was leem- “I . 1'“ “*- lng test. Then one morning Mr. {Oontlnued on page 9. Col 5)

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‘ CREAM l RQUTES Commencing Monday 15 leaving Murray lllvehr to creamery via Dover, Glen William, Peter's Road; » . ay Harbor

Alison seeped ll not sure iusthhow much Broderick

eyes showed her rtelntv “Oh. I'm serious enoughkei

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just the president! And you worry about not

a BT96 You'll get it all rich/t. But how did you new to have such s. rrull

Drive out

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ur . c "Here. here. redheads ha lng wanna? ivrllgtlllout 10° - e o ' An tall y g

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FOOT ODOR

ahilp. Welcould stand a

ous text driver learned cab and yelled unnrecatlons at, her.

‘Cut ti And scram! You didn't hit her. did you?" the young man

hurry home-and tell her mother about the aux-prism: things which e/oomlnc to her. A

North, Gaspereaux Sturgeon, ~Milltowny ~ Road, Lower Montague, Upper MQIWBBIIQ» I-Yllllﬂie,

Wednesday 17th leaving Murray River via. fliadstone, Abney, Murray Harbor, Guernsey Cove, White Sands,

‘Belle River, Surrey, Belfast, Etc. Friday 19 leaving

Murray River via Hopefleld, Iris, Wood Islands, Caledonia, Glen Martin, Brooklyn, Heatherdaie, Valleyfield, Etc. ’ Once weekly until further notice.

JOHN J. BECK ‘hawler for. Haselbrook Cooperative Creamery A - —-~-~»~--u

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