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ne of lovely hats, shown and sold exclusively _in this store. ,

Lyon Hats felts-straws

express the last word in New York style, they are

` - perfectly designed and beautifully made, and are

amazingly moderate in price. Every hat has that touch of “class” that you look for-and that you ought to have.`

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J 8 Colors in Bombay Crepe

a Charming Silk Fabric

- of Amazing Value at $129 ydf'

l- Extra special value in “Bombay Crepe." This crepe is some-

what similar to a heavy weight flat crepe. Very firm and lus- trous iinish, 36 inches wide, in the following colors, Navy Blue Cornflower Blue, Chinese Yellow, Jade Green, Pink, Crane

Grey, Black and White. One of the best values we < have ever offered. Special, yard .l . . . . . . ' ‘

Smal lot 54 inch Tweerls clearing at 1-2 price. A few of the prices are: $1.50 for 75c; $2.00 for $1.00; $2.75 for $1.38; $3.00 for $1.50; $3.75 for $1.88. V

4 colors of double weight Fuji Silk, Sand, Jade Green, Salmon

and Powder Blue. Regular $1.10. Special ........

Small lot of semi-service weight silk hose, about 6 colors nearly all size 10. Regular $1.50

Lot remnants cottous, rayons, silks, etc., clearing 11-2 price.

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` -.IDIIN B009 Fl-DUI. better: .saosnv noon nova is suav- than ever. All srocsxs. 8383-4-23-Zwks img” 5 91",, yw semi-,

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17; "S, 'Wlwili IIC Nall ‘ff nl‘l@'l. Haro! sAL'_..,§f,]|_ 551 QM ‘ f I “°‘°"'”~ uses nroson -memos. una moon

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TOWN United Church services: N., Bedeque, 11; Wilmot, 3; Freetown, “l” ' . _ 1.30. J. w. A. Nicholson. umuwr. l1°"“°f 3°" ‘“ ‘M “‘°”““"' 1” “‘° ‘f

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° I am-s-s-zi. me mum would wi-im to her

-CONCIl_.T IN KING Glnldl childrenoftheirdistricttoreceivei-116

LL. Kensington, Monday evening treatment.-8.

-.1 0'~1l>¢k. May 12th. cliarlottewwn ` -*-

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-I not fins Monday will be 'I*uesday.` Ladies Branch of the Bumm

1 roceeds in aid of Ladies Aid. Pres- Golf Club held their annual meetllll

9 . nyterian Church. 8m-5-9-2| this week and reported a Very l\l°°¢H°

-SUCCESSFUL BOX SOCIAL-A

by a number of the guests. the prizes going to Miss Dena Gaudet and Mr. J. H. Gaudet. Consolation prizes were received by Mrs. Adolphe Arsen- auii 'soc sn-. Joseph osusoz. 'rho auction of boxes followed the card games and some high prices were realised.-5.

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-Pl.l!BYil'El.lAN CRUICB IN

CANADA-Kensington and Preetown Services, May 11th, 11 s. in., "Moth- 1 er’s Day services. Theme "The Moth- er-Heart ol the World"; 3 p. ni. Free- town, "Mothers Dey service; 7 P. In-. Sermon Text. "O My Bon Absalom. My Bon, My Son Absalom! Would

School will take part at the morninz

-GOOD HEBIJNG CATCHES BY

s spell of poor fishing ever vines nut- tin: out their nets in the Straits. the first good catch of herring was made on wednesday, when the Summer- side fishermen broulhif in 01/G1' f°n¥ barrels from their nets set od Mis- couche and at Sea Cow Head. The largest amount landed from ont boat was fifteen barrels. Since then the run of fish has not been quite so good. out his catches are expected in

..|v1Ugvu,|,5-.A new Instihlts was organised at Piusville by the 5\lD¢YVi' .oi-, Min Msorhsil. on my ith- in me sehocolhouse. The following officers were elected:-Prsideoe Mn- John daumz. vioe-tres-Mn. ambrose cor- enrsri. lecy~'n-ss-Mrs. William Gal- lant. Directors-Mrs. Archie Gallant. Ms. Mossy Gallant. Mrs. Prank Cial- imi, Auditors-Mrs. Maxim Gallant. Mrs. moore osussc. 'rho recoil-r dey of meeting is the fourth Wednesday of “gh mmm, the first meeting is to be held _at the home of Mrs- Thom” Corcorsnsvhenroilcall istobsan-

- Fancy printed Crepe de Chine and Georgette scarfs. ...md W ~~M_y nvoriis nsoipe." _

Triangular and long styles. Special, each . . . ._ . . _ .» -~ -

Clearing at, pair

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_BLOOMFIILD--A new Institute was organises at Bloomfield corner by

lisdies’ smart Knitted suits $7.50 -- ~»-»-_»»-~» My F-°

atd on May 'ith in the schoolhouse. Tas following officers were elected'--

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Here’s a. knitted suit that we think is one of the best values "ml pm, vi' .

- wer have ever offered. lt is asilk and wool mixture, two ,.,,,_.,;:‘::`wY4':° s¢ey.1~.»‘:¢.-1:1.

piece, coat and skirt, suit, shown in mauve, sand, use rms. ninoum-Min. Moe blue, green and black. _ ' Pi1\¢\U» WH- WW "‘“"- W* 3'”

bit Plneau. Un. Arthur Martin.

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pinsau. The Nlllll-r day of inbliihl umcmauruuuycfewhmwih

,moon-louse on May 13. st s o’c1ock when roll call will be answered by

OID! 'l'lll'l'llN‘l‘. Mila Zinck

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IAIT IDYALTY 660111! Hll'P¢r; LBHRDLUIHRDLU Wheltlly. .IUUDI “Il N551 ‘Null m |47'

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is the report of East Georgie Harper: 3. Msrylovs.

for the month of Grade IX-1, Woodrow Wheatley:

3, M.scNsir Robertson; 3, William

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Grads vu-i. lstlm Harper; 2. were visited durins the week. thirty- sesis mv; a.~ oorothy nom. fm nauuheles NUM# 1° the we-

Grads V!-1, Mary Bradley; I, Ulm. II school children were treat- Plorencl Horriuoy; 8, Nora lhrper. ed and IU N0-lehenl children. which

Gradslv-l,Arthu.ri.me; 3,lva inadst\ototal140.'rhsdcetsrsalld

leper; I. ldward Carroll. Bed cross nuns were very pleased at Grade In-1, uulas Andrew: I.-tiisaasistsnossiveatoehsasbythe

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‘ l 1 1 u 3 Wednesday evening in St- Paul‘s Hall, gp, annual meeting and the

; 9 Suinmerside, under the auspices of wgmnt gmmitwq handed in their

» » - ,- the C. M. B. A. Whist was enjoyed 1-spam, whim were all very enwural-

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God I had died for thee", II Bam. dule of rams. A Wie 0! thinks WI-‘I 18-33. The children of the Sunday extended to Mrs. (Dr) E. T. Tanton.

and afternoon services. Rev.T.newts 11'. J. E. Wright. retiring secretary

Williams. B. A.. B- D-. Minister. treasurer, for their untlring offlrts

Z- on the Club's behalf during the past

the nest few dlYi--5- opening remarks, congratulated the

President, Miss Flcuie Hunt: Vica- Pimident. Mrs. Ennis Smith: Soc. 'ng¢,|, Miss. Wanda Wyatt. Com- miegtcs were formed. consisting of. Tea Committee. House Committee |54 Games Committee and all have start- ss arranging their prosrams for the season. The Tea Committee is fixing up the schedule for the saturday a.f~ ternoon teas. Three ladies were ail- pointed to mnfsr with the Gentle- men's Golf Club t0 a.\‘1'\l‘l¢t the sche-

ths retiring president and fo Mrs.

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-LECTUII IN .NORTH DUDE-

Qll'l‘.-The monthly meeting at the North Bedecue Community Club tools place on Wednesday evening. There was a splendid program. which was very much enjoyed by s large and appreciative audience. Mr. D. B. McDonald presided and in a few friendly introductory remarks. intro- duced Mr. J. F. Arnett, the speaker of the evening. Mr. Arnett, in his

people of North Bedequo in having a community Club, he considered that it showed that the citizens were in- terested in one another and he thought it was the right idea for any community. The speaker chose for his subject "The Spirit of the Na- tion" and gave a very graphic des- cription of life in Canada up to the days of Confederation. and referred to the splendid spirit and undsunted courage of our pioneer forefathers. Since Confederation. Canada had made wonderful progress and had developed with astonishing rapidity. In the course of his remarks. Mr. Arnett made refer- ence to the spirit in which in times of war our young men had responded to the cali of the Mother Country and gone out tp fight in the cause of justice. The speaker also _spoke of the vast resources of the Domin- ion. its mines. fisheries, forests and agricultural products. which, with the splendid transportation facilities now available are being rapidly developed and. if properly conserved and mark- eted. will undoubtedly make Canada one of the greatest nations of the world. Mr. Amett was tendered a hearty vote of thanks at the conclu- vwn oi his very interesting scams. moved by Mr. Robert Baker. second- ed by Mr. Clem Carruthers. very heartily supported. and conveyed by Mr. D. B. McDonald. A short pro- gram was given by local talent, which was hishly lnprooisiss and was as follows: Rev. Mr. Nicholson, Rasd- ing; Miss Barwise. Reading; two solos by lsr. Clem Carruthers.-3.

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and cake was sold at the close of the afternoon and the net proceeds amounted to over $33. which was very gratifying to all who had help- ed with the program. The program was as follows:--"Canada My Home". Grade 9 and 10; French recitation. "Ls Petite Sourls," six little girls; Bolo. “Li.fc's Mirror." Miss Jean El- lis; Recitstion, "Sick Dolls", Miss Florence Dalton and Miss Mary Barrie; Eteoitation, “Going on an Er- rand," Miss Gertrude Desitoches; "Village Gossip", Miss Jean Ellis, Miss Helen McNeill, Miss Anorea Dalton and Miss Aldine Arsenault; Recltation. "Les Bon Tauvres.” Misa Rota Arsensuit; "The Dentist," Miss Jean Ellis and Miss Andrea Dalton; '-'rue anon in s"Boudin¢ school." by five senior girls: "Broadway Mcl- ody." s song in costume, each young lady carrying an umbrella, Miss Hei- en McNeill, Miss Andres Dalton and Miss Jean Ellis; Recltation, “Baby logic," by little Miss louise McKin- non; Chorus. "Mother", by the boys of the school; "Cod Save the King." _a_ .

¢Mr. Harold schurmsn of _summer- slds left on Thursday for Boston. Maas. on s business trip.-Q. _

-lsr. Thomas Carruthers, of Bum-

mersids. has lone on a trip to the Old Country. sailing from Montreal to attend the London Fur sales in tha interests of the Canadian Nationdi 'silver libs Breeders Association.-I.

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