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e ° at Bisley, England, the following | Serious diseases can be spread to your crops

Rifle Shooti ng ml ‘This year, F-Sgt. Mike Susick., | through the’ use of custom .set cutting machines.

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Lt.Col. J. T. Davis has ad- sed the Prince Edward Island p Agsociation that the Squaw pint Range is now open for the wy season. The first practice shoot will te place on May 9 when a rge turn out of expert, and D gunners are expected to up their rifles for the sum- r competiti A committee Maj. A. F. Gormley, Capt. R. A. McCabe, ind L4. A. Mutch, will select this year’s Island Inter-Maritime team r competition at. Halifax, NS., June. 13. Elimination shoots be held starting May 16 and |

n each of the following Satur- | fays when the best three shoots |

Ml count for the eight places n the team.

Due to the great interest shown ing the winter months by the

$500,000 Is Bid Made Robinson For Title Scrap

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Ray Robinson $500,000 plus

ree town defend his mid- leweight c against Carmen Basilio, Harry Markson, general

mager of boxing for the Gar- n, said Wednesday.

tional Boxing Association be ase of idleness, said it was “a pod offer.” Negotiations will con- nue, Markson added.

Markson did not indicate what Wad -offered Basilio, former mampion whom Robinson de- | moned. It is believed to be $250,- D however.

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wes to fit hirh for a journalis-} At 17 Cullis was captain of career, and turned out with | Wolves’ third local football club just. for| captain of the reserves At 19 he} — relaxation. - | was captain of the first team. He But Cullis never made his mark|™made 31 appearances for Eng- Fleet Street. He was too busy) land. mane Of Orsne of the finest ball player for England and then ceate-haives who ever played for one of the top managers in| the national team. English soccer FINE RECORD Be areer has been| Cullis packed away boots see with Wolverhampton Wan-| While still in his prittie—at 32. He rs, a club that hadn't won|Was immediately appointed as- |] Football League title in 75| sistant manager and a year later until Cullis took over as|Manager. In the succeeding sea- vrehacer it hes won it three | Sons, beside his three league title times since. With two straight | Wins, he steered Wolves to an FA Mi|championships to their credit, |Cup triumph and several impres-r -4| Wolves currently reign as mon- |Sive victories in exhibition games archs of English football. against the best

teams. Cullis’ future in journalism was| Cullis is \docmed the day a scout for Bol-|ist and a man who expects 100-- ton Wanderers spotted the. young-| per - cent || ster in an amateur match and ex-|from the 1 '|pressed interest, Stan’s father,|‘eam to | pressed interest. Stan's father, a|side. ‘No

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The Shoe & Clothing SALE

_ of The Season . = e | Shop Now And Save For Mothers’ Day !

We have in stock a complete line of women’s pumps, in new styles, in spike and levie heels. Pointed and round toes in many new shades. Also in leather an d buckskin, white and silver brocaded shoes. Flatteys, wedges and sandies in many new patterns. Nurses, C areergirl and White Cross shoes. And for teen agers, patent leather and suede ballerinas in many shades, a Iso full line of children’s footwear.

For the men and boys a full line in patterns and size s in Ritchie, Greb, Stratford, and English made dress shoes. Greb, Palmer and Comeau in cork-and leather sole work vent Wellington and Desert Boots.

A complete line of miner rubber footwear and raincoats.

MARKED DOWN CLEARANCE LOT.

On our Clearance Sale counter on main floor we have 800 prs. of broken lines, men “s women’s, and chil- dren’s shoes, men’s and boys reg. 3.95 to 13.95. NO W ONLY 1.95 to 8.25. Ladies’ pumps black, blue, brown, tan and white oxford loafers and sandles reg. 3.95 to 9.95. NOW 1.95 to 3.95. All must go. -

—We have a complete line of G WG cloth ing, jackets, pants, jeans, shirts and overalls. Also underwear, sweaters, T-shirts and Sport Jackets, suede and leather jackets.

Also for clearing 200 brokefi line sport shirts at $1.00 each.. 50 pairs gabardine pants, going at $3.00, we have many items in children’s clothing.

Also 106 asl, Patek oc ee Clearipg $2. ; im bt. Gee eee The K & R Shoe & Clothing _ 158 Queen St. STORE Dial 5312

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a SALE ~ JEWELLERS ~

We thank you al the overwhelming response to our sale, which’ will last just three more days! Prac- tically every item fn thestore is on sale at DRASTIC ALLY REDUCED PRICES ee - SO May We suggest you hurry in this) Week for these tremendous saving s. Top quality merchandise . . . slashed in price te ng

move F-A-S-T during this, our finest-ever May Sale: >

a : Cake-Plates, Bread Trays, etc. Bulova Watch, Ladies or Gents oS Regular $5.00 be $6.00 SALE PRICE 3.59 Silver Serving Tray PEARLS | All Lengths & Sizes 20% DISC Silver Roll Tray *« : OUNT Add to Mother’s Sterling Flatware — All Patterns | 20% DISCOUNT ° Obtain your ballot with each. purchase.

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