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Annual Meeting 0i Y Brads Bluli

The annual business meeting oi the Y Grads Club was held Wed- nesday eve at Olifspain Blue Room with Pr sident Jim Cudmors in the chair.

The ‘Treasurer's report. read by Syd Green, showed that the sum oi $3305.00 had been donated ior various charitable purposes in the city. including the YMCA Building Fund. Firemen’: Fund, YMCA Hol- land Cove Camp, Ierkin Fund. Red Cross end others.

Vice-President Lloyd Grant, ior the Membership '6: Attendance Committee, reported that the club membershiip now stood at 80 with l8 new memibers admitted during the year. ‘iwelve members had a record oi periect attendance ior

the season.

Other standing committees re- porting were: -

Programme — George MacDoug-

all.

Social-Lorirner Cudsnore.

Club Amenities — Alan Forsythe.

YMCA Holland Cove Camo — Andrew likely,

Publicity — Lloyd Williams.

President Jim Cudmore. in his President's Report, said that the club had concluded a very success- ful year and was in a sound con- dition. He thanked the executive and members ior their support and help during the past year.

John Simmonds made his iinal report on the Fun Parade. held at the Forum recently, stating that it had been most successful and that all matters in connection with it had been completed.

Don Seaman reported on the pic- ture “l Know Where I'm Going" sponsored by the club at the Prince Edward Theatre.

The President's Tropy. donated by President Jim Cudmore, for

KENWOOD RAMCREST KENWOOD RAMCREST the bowler with the high this» in the season. was presented to Keith

QUALITY, Plain Colors. WlilTE. ‘Whipped ands. AS1311‘; Burrows was welcmed back Hum “hm Wm‘ N“ to the club alter being absent lor

several weeks due to illness. A short sing-song was led by Pop King.

LONDON - 25.500900 hooks

London durilng 1947.

to many women, is oiten due to

PIGDRE £~ MfLEOD L‘

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i MISSES WEAR

2 dozen Misses’ Blouses- Reg. 4.98 to 5.50—lor

Aiewllouses at

.. 2.49 1.00

All lost season's Silk Crepe. Jersey and Wash Dresses, sixes 12-18, Clearing ot-

i 2.00 3.95 "i 5.95

i 00.... Ladies’ Plaid, Alpine Shirts- Clearing or _....... .. ,,.,.

~9 Trench Coats- Clearing at ....,

lattes liloiiaecooie- Clean d! u.“

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and Crepe

lode ‘ac-rag urea.

" ITEMS NOT. LISTED

i, 3-Day Anniversary Sale hTHURSDAY, FRIDAY o- SATURDAY .

MAY l3, Ill and li5th

This Is Our ‘Ilene For Celebrating

And Your Chance To SAVE

You'll Find Amazing VALUES At This Eventful Sale

GIIILBRENS’ WEAR

FOR BOYS- I dozen Spun Suits (1-3)- Reg. 2.98-For ., I dos. Shirts-

(1-6 yrs.) Reg. i.98--For

l doz. Shirl!

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0 T...“ Suits isii}; s; '4‘ his '5'). ' . I

Reg. 8.95--For 3 Suede Coot Sets (1-3-

For ..

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FOR GIRLS

Z dozen Skirts (lO-llx)

Reg.4.95-For .,

Z dos. Skirts-

Z-S-JEoch 6 Suite-

Clearing ot .. Children's Blouses-

Each...“ Areekel

1.00 5110' 1.00

lest season's Cotton: (oil sizes) GREATLY REDUCED

aaIQIQI ass .000-

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All Lost Season's Coats

Clldmore with David Hum at the piano. The meeting closed with the

(OM-Move than were issued to borrowers ivy public libraries in

w blood count. Luck oi euflcient red eorpuaclea, se-

dlhare wm other reasons then her pa-olegeea’ good luck and the rprogress ed certain deqs laid snatch- making deidgns to raise April's qsirlts that bright morning. The good nows about 20st and Polly had oosnie on top o! a telephone message seem the Barter Shop say- ing the Chippendale chairs had been sold-and tor a hundred and iiity apiece. The purchaser was a collector o! antiques, the pro- prieior explained. It seemed a Vlllle description, but April did not ask iurther about the penosi who was rich enough-or crazy enough-to pay aolargea sum.'Ihreehun-_ dred dollars! That meant that when i the Barter Shop canmission was paid and the check sent to Ten. she would have aeveraty dollars M hersel: ior new clothes. Sweaty? Did she need all that‘! Couldn't ditty be stretched tioproivide the new malt eind hat sine needed so dies- peraitely’! Then therreldbeian ior the Gilligan children's shoes and ten ior Granny Moucher’: little winter cmnfironto-rilot Mgottlrig pap- permintal It was so long since April had had the nnsllest sum to play with that the enioyed pondering financial adlustmenta. The loss oi her lob had been a lblow but still, as she moved down the dark hall, she rejoiced to be ira oi this d-ismel gbode or! clack-

ing typewriters, jangling phones. and hard luck tales ,Aipril in iact was in holiday mood this morn- ing. In love with the world —the world in general-not the tell young man waiting at the toot oi the staircase.

"Hi!" said Bill Brawn. Are we

smoking this morning. April Glory?"

"No. Mr. Brown, we are not speaking"

"Scurry, My mistake." Bill

Brown stepped herein in alylow ilihe sliendeir figure in the old bro/inn cmt to pass. Suddenly he secmd to change his mind. l-le shot out a long arm and drew April to him. “Look hem, Little Thing." said Mr. Brown solemnly “You can't jump all over s chap without letting him know what he has done. My idea is ior you to come out i0!‘ a bite at lihe tea

like a little porcupine when a

soothed by Mrs. Dozen-liner‘! re- port on her new boarders. "Tem'- rary. are they?" said the I006 lady scorniully. “It'll be tem-rary all right so iar as Kim concerned They do beat the Dutch, them Miss April. I give you In? they ain't been here one dey and already they've got the whale house round my ears. Miss Bfrigls. she's not unpacked yet. air"! what do you suppose she"s i-‘tin’ 160'?" “I don't lmoiw. I'm lure" "Tine parlor piano, ii you please! ‘She wants it moved upstairs in so‘s she can practice.

“sr room, Piactloe-the nerve oi herl" "lin aorfl. ma. Donnitaer."

April tried to stem the flood oi wrath. "I'll speak lo them. Their good luck came so suddenly I'm uirald their heads are tumed- I should have told you that Miss Zora was once a music teacher." Still complaining, muttering lver du-eoiry phllsosphies, April's landlady vanished down the back stairs. Aiprll. a discredited inhale heraeli who might soon be given notice in raver od a "gent", stood pondering the situation in the linoleiian-clad hall. It seemed darker and shabbi than usual. this hell, aiter the sunlight and

with sudden desire lo peak her own trunk and be all. Oli where? well. aha could go home to Granny's Alter all. when you ‘have a house. why not live ,in m n0 Bill. as MOD still called (or “flu

the old h! mansion, had the pelt two years steed. not urlor . 1M

tenanted. April it had iiha charnipi old es- eociatlons. There was west to do

tih-e job.

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mu etsn CHECKS sell from $45.00 i. $00,000 up» GAIARDINE SUITS sell iuh-....... . .......m.. sezso i3 $15.00 leeeiise 0i oiir large purchasing power and the large steel: we corry wg were rile to rnelie arrangements fer the purchasing of Fionnels, Glen Cheeks and Gabardine Suits to sell for much less. ~

.-. . MAY _14.,_1943

i fliifilielflllob- i» N0. Mr. Brown if ' . , i _ . ' _ I j ,,_,E,,_,:',_,,_ ' Think This Qver m; m l‘ ' h... wooi. FLANNEL surrs sell m... .. .._. . . ...... . ...... $80.00 to $00.00

We have lust unpacked o shipment of smart numbers in-

“ aeonaea-aes-eeeauillua AGLEN CH-ECKStosellet WOOL GAIARDINE to sell at

MODELS-

Z-Button Double Ireosted-Onvlutton Lounge and Z-Button Single Breasted.

Three to BIT- CASH

CHARGE

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$39.50 $39.50

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LAY-AWAY

‘HGDRE a reason m

is

ot fly-speclsed shelves and wilted vegetables, she was leaving, nose in air, when she happened note the proprietor standing at the back oi the shop under a sign that read. RELIEF‘ HLLEID HZERE. He was carrying on a low-voiced conversation with a. younger man. a rough looking fellow who leaned eagerly across the counter.

The young man had

cap pulled law over his eyes. ills back was-turned to April, but. W6. she know the set or iihodc shmllde". Bile édied a little closer Y“. it was Bill Brown. luck! She had caught the Spy on Sweet verigence! U16 Enemy delivered into her Lands!

With hand

extended.

lllmlutslv against rules. He would

to Bill picked

ORDERS csly, April,

you should went t0 deiend such a shabby a--" "I wasnt defending the

What Miss a .

Bill. mad about

sugar- April was

M311 Wifllefl in behind the W681. dropping her

the gutter but held on m it, "P91- give me." he said quickhr. "Ho...

there. I've had my mm out one; him (or some time. ‘lhcy ihgvggft been able to catch him sq 1 hm w try myself. 1 can't think why

wretched man! I was just getting W" Mill W" for lmltlna me in wrong over then at the oiiice.

"It is ‘t the Orlce women you“

you. Do yo-u deny it?" "Oi course I don't deny it."

to growing potatoes this year.

ll-It bundle. the bag oi buns rrom

about that chaip in

W“ klliWl. and —"

It's because 1 kissed meeting.

scarlet. "You don't ex-

shcip, so we can discuss my sins sweet smile, Aipril led u. g t $11'95 I “liriiiiurilizhh ot earls 1 abhor young ..~....“'-“éh. M: i333???“ ° "y I m“ l" 4° Edna oolwill. ‘ ea e n n onl wni Ho odd to " limp; .. enough" 5 here! I've Yust cOme iinmefib hi3: sigheeil. Thonotanqnliiiytincgetln and Rom‘ n“ a "No? Then how about a. nice Van moon's reception, She was eyes was melting 1° g twinkle, 10h; drive in the coiaiifiv 4:0 saying she expected you . . “s0 my kiss mattered, mu ii, a...“ °"“°""" din-her somewhere. anid_. i; o 0 e Glory-l... But Apr" h“ "n" eh w u ed T Em l" 3mm" will) “an; “c When April returned to her car, Ciltfll him. ‘filming on the gas, ,1 3y e s u fffihfmfifd “‘§,.d"'{§,._ ‘i-Apgffi she round Bill ‘waiting ior her. Speeding away down Main Street. ‘Mwml w mnhawi-isra purer-humus. B... ,,'.l.,re,ted_ -i..,..,..-. y... m’. 9° {:3 ‘Sallie? 11° flied- "whhi (To B» miitlniiedi study Pmodw l-‘lgurenndPelIl going p) atop righting and be fir, golf‘, gleiaghqlhah m" w“ IDNDO C? Tlsepepleanaxhausfld feelinl common irlends? Do you always prickle Emery gm" _ lmilmgegn-‘Elala; devotmg l Qcérfl )1';)o€(g“:r:: mic oid tlxaenks ‘ ' ' . an rs.

KINGSTON I. P. U.

The meeting oi the Kingston Y. P. U. met at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. Keber Barrett on Tuesday evening, April 27th. Droll Green led the Worship period which open- ed the meeting by’ Like a Shepherd bead Us". Barin- ture lesson taken from St. Luke 9- 1-10 iollowed by Lord's prayer in unison. Hymn, "When I The Wondrous Cross." Minutes oi last meeting were read and approv- ed. mu call was answered by 10 members. Collection amounted to Bile. Next meeting to be in the church. The iollowiris Com- mittees were appointed ior next

d. Lunch. Jean Docherty and Erma

Shirley Newson was appointed to get e. prayer. Roll call is to be ith a versnirom the Bible with the word Friend in it. as than led by Roma Rodd and Olive Barrett. A hearty

Heberi Barrett ior the use oi their home. The meet-

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Devotional Period-Harold Smith. Study Period - Velde Green and

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A clean-skimming. easy-tgmlq llenirevr is available to you There's no waiting As the authorised Renirew lope.‘ aentatlve ior this district 1 a! Iladlr demonstrate a Renirew b your own dairy. lesion to purchase. Get aen cream and butter with a leo- Glve me a call and l1 Drove It to your satisfaction.

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