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ISPLAYED on the centre tables in the MEN'S STORE to-day you'll see four of the best value lines of attractive

new shirts!

Collar attached, white, blue or cream

broadcoth, all sizes, smartly made _. . . .

$1.00

WOVEN STRIPE English Broadcloth in all sizes, collar attached, a very smartly styled shirt, most attractive patterns

and you'll agree it’s a notable value _. . . ..

$1.25

Fancy Percales, tasteful new colorings,

separate starched collars, French

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Blue, White or Cream English Broadcloth Shirts, plain colors with separate collars, barrel cuffs _. . . . . .. '

These are new—fresh—well made—- at- tractive garments, correctly sized, no seconds-no "skimpy ones-all good.

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JOY: "Haw! the man.” says Dr. Lyman Abbott, “who finds a pecu- liar joy in undertaking a difficult and disagreeable task. and in achieving it." Loving one's work goes a long way toward success, but it needs to be backed by the ability to do well Mist one does not love.

Success: and suffering are vitally and organically linked. If you succeed without suffering it is because s- else has suffer- ed before you; if you suffer with- out success it ls that some one else may succeed after you.—Dr. Ed- ward Judson.

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—MABGATI PASTORAL CRAIG! - Services for Sunday. May l5, 1083, Mllilte 11 am" 14mg River s pm, Clifton 1.30 pm.

-N0ll'l'lI IIDIQUI AND FBIITOWN Unihd Church: N. Bedeque. B. B. l0. Worship 1i; Free- town, l. l. 2. Worship I: Travel- ler's Bed. rso; Minister. J. W. A. Nicholson.

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-M-l.-!'. J. Buote. New York, is visiting her home in ‘ﬂgnishr-T

—-Mlss Doria Perry. Palmer Road, spent s pleasant wdek in Tignish, the guest of was Evelyn GaudeL-T

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-m-. Gerald comm, Albertbn. wssinﬂniisboverthoweetend.

4m. Lina M1117!!!» ‘Ilgnlsh, vis- ited Charlottetown Saturday, and returned home on Mondsyn-Ir '

-nsv. Phelsn McKenzie. but ‘l, visited Tigoim Monday and ‘mes- 1011-‘!

-Ih. than Plnesu. ‘rlgnini, was s psssosc to Charlottetown on Iridsp-I.‘

Tryon and Vicinity

The ladies of the Baptist Sewing Circle met at the home of Mrs. John Lyman o! Tryon on Tuesday evening, April 26th. There was quite a large attendance and the even- ing was pleasantly spent in sewing and knitting. An excellent lunch was served by the hostess in her ususl capable manner, which was greatly appreciated. At the usual hour the members returned to their homes highly pleased with the de- iightful evening spent.

Mr. Ma: Leiurgey of North Try- on, had the misfortune on last Sat-

urday evening to lose their broader. *

brooder-house and one hundred and seventy-five baby chicks by fire. Before it was noticed the fire had gained such headway that all ef- forts to save the building and its contents were fruitless. It is sup- posed that the fire originated from the broader-stove.

Miss Adelaide Pooiey, who has been spending the past few weeks visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson of Tryon. is now paying a short visit at Mr. and Mrs. Gus WaddelYs of North Try- on, before returning to her home in Port Elgin, N. B.

The cars are again "on the beat" in ‘rrycn and vicinitles, and the sound of their engines and the honk of the horns are surely s. wel- come changs from the sleigh bells ofs few weeks ago.

We are glad to see Mrs. Christie Lord of Tryon up and about again after her recent indisposition.

Home very nice catches of herring have been made by the fishermen of ‘Iryon and vicinities during the past week. The lobster fishing sea- son is also on, but due to unfavor- able weather tbg catches have not been big.

Mrs. Elmer Dawson and son Ken- neth, o! Augustine Cove. were Sun- day visitors to Tryon.

Mr. Hans Jensen of Tryon, is now engaged in erecting a dwelling house on the property of the late H. A. MacPlieo, which he has pur- child.

The "flu" has been prevalent in North ‘rryon for the out two weeks and many are confined to their homes with the disease. D.

WHIATLIY SCHOOL

pupils for the month of April: David Axworthy. 'rie; 2, Johnnie Msthescn and Leiths

Home (equal); I, Robert om. Grade V BIN-J, Doris MacLure

Skin Loveliness

Ilsy lo Have. Famous Vogotoble Pills Better than Creams Mil E. T. lass rovsd it ' ' n». f.

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Following is the standing of the . Grads ml_1| Rosamond Neill; 2, l

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Alniiltieirs Silk Underwear retailing from $2.55 to $4.00, '

cea ngat 1/2 Price ‘ Odd lines of Men’s Pyjamas clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/2 Price Special lines in Men’s Silk Underwear . . . . . . 19c, 29c and 39c p _ f Men’s Fur Felt Hats latest shades. Regular value $5.00 and . " , $6.00.Clearingat..................................l/gPrice onir WA er mes e re Offering at Special Prices for Men's week Lienjs Negligee Shirt Specials . 84c,95c,$1.19 and $1.29 a ' MensFancyHose Specials 22c,29cand39c

Men’s White Service Handkerchiefs.

A special line of Men’s Standard Blue Serge Suits, single 8e double

élrlatgtlhle; clearing line of Men’s Grey Serge Suits, regular value $28.00 to $3290,

See our table of Men’s Work shirts. i...‘ the; '$'i12s.'s.'.;.;.i.;1'1'=;-i' 2 sir

A splendid assortment of Men’s Tweed Caps. Reg. value 75c. gfeaﬂngrattfor $1.98 Men’s Work Shirts, khaki color and blue. Regular value 75c Clearin at " 59 Men’s All Wool Socks, heavy weight for the working man.‘ g ' . ' ' ' c

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50 Men's Tweed and Worsted Suits, Regular value $15.00 to $30.00 at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1/,_ Pris;

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A special line of Young Men'seTop Coats clearing at % Price 7 only Men's Leather Windbreakers, clearing at . . . .» l/g Price 7 only Men's P1115 Fours. entra good value, clearing at V2 Price 25 Boy's Tweed Suits, regular value $15.00 to $18.00. Clearing

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Today-Jo Your Part. _

z, Vera Mstbeson; 3, Bernice Ax- worthy and Gordon Matheson (equal).

Grade V JrF-l, Jack Cudmore: 3. Preston Neill; S, Daniel MacPher- 5011.

Grade lVi-l. liilds Mttcqoarris; I, Vern! Oudmore; 3. Alma Carr.

Grade IIL-l, John Carr; 2 Mable Smith.

- Grade ISL-i, Glennas Cudino t.

Grade L-l, Isobel Gudmore; 2. Donnie Asworthv: B. Cora Ax- worthy.

Perfect Aliendsncs: Gladys Mac- Quarrle. ,J'0hnie Matheson, Vera manned. Katherine Mserherson,

and Katherine MacPherson (equal);

Doris Maobure, Omar Younker, Verna Gudmore and Isabel mm.

rash; 4. Heokie Msclieviﬂ. . °"¢- Grads nn-i. mm mumps;

B. Idiliilld mmlb. ' Grade n-l. Catherine listless: 2 asin-ieluselfevin: I. 01min‘: (Report of Osnoe Oove School for Donna: 4' ma“ uuum‘

News: can be accomplished without s sic. not riches without ‘wititotlllabor; witlrtt, everything ‘ _ j

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month of April:- cvi-sae x--i. Louise manual; a. “Imam” i gm"; Jane Banach. " ' “m” om. zx-i. suns lnmsn. - ' Grade vm-i. 01m Hsorhes. ‘am m“ “m ,

Grade viz-i. Arthur Maetnau; l 2. Dorothy. llsctifsvm and tacos ltsnufaclormﬂow did my Osnoui s. Nan; luemvin: l. Dsosuryea the when walls r marries. gqay. . ,~

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