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THAT'S NEW AND G001) . showing specially purchased for separate collars, shirts with collars

VERNEAT SHIRTS, the ideal collar attached shir i. no wrinkle, no starch. no supports. no trouble. White. Blue, Cream Fine Broadcloth I

Men’s Shirts in all the popular new

There's

Easter

MEN'S PIGSKIN GLOVES cream

shade. Pull on style. Pair

Men's Real Goatskin Gloves. Cream

shade. Pull on style. Hal!

hand sown. Pair

MEN’S 31.331. PGu0uATSKI1? GLOVES; BI'.Wnp Q: , H I.’ 0 Pair

MEN‘S REAL GOATSKIN GLOVES, Sun Tan shade. All hand sewn,

Pull on style. Pair

SHIRTS TAKE ON GAYER,

BRIGHTER COLORS FOR EASTER

‘ Get some new SHIRTS

HE MEN’S STORE OF]-‘HRS 1'01’

with the popular new Forfused nttziched collur.

good colours. and “believe it or not Mr. Ripley” they’re only

l~'.\'lCRY 1{!.\'i) OF SHIRT . 'l‘iiiu'l{l‘.“.~ ii \»mi.’..~i'l'iilly full l'.‘zi.~'ter liuycrs . . . . Sliirls with attached.

Men's Shirts. l'l:iin .~h;i(lc.< with Linen \\'t'(l\'(‘. White. (‘:iii:ii'_\'. liliie. and Green. ('olliii' ziltuchcd pith

lioiics in collar, Each

shades, Fancy p:itiei'ns and .\1l'ipt.‘.\‘

$1.55 $2.00

Prices

TIES for EASTER

every sort of handsome tie that you can

imaizlne. Some as during as you li|-.e. and some quiet enough for :1 dc-zicon_

AND Sl’E.-\l\'lNG 01-‘ LOW l‘Rl('lC>‘. there's a range of handsome ties that heat c\'ei'ytliin1.{ we . have ever seen. all sorts oi‘ good piitterns and 7 l 1

50¢

And then. three enormous ranges of clever new i

ties, mostly types exclusive to THE ‘ MEN'S SHOP.

75c $1.00 $1.50

MEN’S CAPESKIN GLOVES, Tan shade. Snap wrist style. - Pair

MEN’S MEDIUM S H A D E, Grey

Suede Gloves. Snap at wrist style. Pair

MEN'S DARK GREY SUEDE

GLOVES. Snap _wrist slizlier

MEN’S FABRIC GLOVES, Grey or

35;?! shades, with sgaiiir

A simona of Stanley, N.B.,’wl]1

Ilia central Busrtllss

‘Ills column is reserve! as IIII 0! Ion! intense but ﬁrm as 1 song usual in be a casts a weed sari ‘ poyulls sdvsseo.

OONFIDIIATION lull’! maus- ANCI. L-6798-7-12-313.

WATII B.A1'BS—Waic rates {or in current quarter mu: be paid by Saturday the nth. L-31

WHO? WHAT? When? Where? Gomez, Miller, Wood Recital, Hearts 1 Hall, April 16. Admission 35 cents.

L-3655-4-ll-ii.

CHURCH OF sC0’l'LAND—Ow- ing to the poor travelling condi- tions, Rev. Ewen MacDougall post- pones his services in Birch Hill and ,1 will preach Sabbath, 12th, in, People‘: Church at 11 am. and 7‘ pm. L-3627 l

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ST. JAMES KmK.—Tomorrow. Easter Day, will be signatlzed in the Kirk by special services appropriate . to the Joyous occasion. The Easter 1 hymns will be sung, and seasonable 1 music rendered by the full choir. 3 Strangers and visitors are given a‘ welcome to these services

SERVICES IN YORK Pastoral Charge on Easter Sunday will be: York 11 A. M. Brackley 8 P. M. Cen- tral church '1 P. M. Ooinmunioanta class st 8.30 P. M’. G. A; Christie, Minister L-3065-4-ii.-it

was _

Easter Sunday April nu: , O I asnikan 11.00 A. M. communion ﬂervioo, Montague 1.00 P. Il..Preae!_i- in: service. specisl_llu.tor music. The waist: at both ‘services.

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lath. .l_£t._ ,1. my n.oi_i.a. gﬁzmaizlma zoo 7a‘eld ‘loop. ML The’ mi. : , preach. L-8661-4-10-1i.

ATTENTION rs CALLED to the Sale 0,! the Gill Property on April 21st. This property is a iirst class investment, very suitable for a rooming house as it now stands, It can also be made into offices or an 1

O'Lciii'y Lee lrom Local 1-lar-

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sou:-sros-r sosoor.

miowingin the xcaorunsor thenrontholltaeoha-a

Biirte: 2. Joseph Msqinnis; 3. Gordon Mutoii. _

' Grade Ix-—(Jr.)-—i.‘Eeien Keﬁy; 2. Harman Jo:-cannon; 8- Mary

Grade VIII-1. Boyce Mscxie.

Grade VII—(Sr.) 1. Ruth Mac- "mis: 2. Daphne MacPhee; 3.- Lillian MacPhee. 1

Grade VII— (Jr.) —-1. Ralph‘ M111CG%1I‘I'Y: 2. I. B. Jorgenson;

Maoﬂarry. I 1

apartment house. L-3579-4-8-ll 3 Kenn Mum, _— S i qfglghest Average, Thelma. Burke Halifax fort . ‘ ' 1 A . I ' Primary Department / ' 8 . rrl Ua I Grade‘ VA—l Alphonsiis Mar- ‘ . Innis; ‘_ . li"..’l St ' ' H Daily Vessel Report for 21 hours 19.1,‘. ,,.q.,,1.; 3 (-,(;1l;:,l,.,, Giglgncwnd ‘ (‘li(lillg 12 o'clock noon ’I‘iies., Ai.\:'. A . 1 L015 H,..m).. ._,_ 7'35 _ l)e\\':ii' .loiic.~ .\Rl{l\.:\l.S: ,1 Mm. M... Peiitl.i..<l troiii Local liarbour. 3 Lolui. Henry; 3 Elame‘ Mm;

Innis

Grade IIl—(Jr.i—- 1. Jackie‘ S1f11'9.\': 2 Ninrgnret Maclnnis

. lirilll Lo .1; llaiboiir. .. No\:ili:e from Local lIdl".JUll‘.' 2 ‘vi Pearl P(‘ppe‘\' .~‘.\li.l!\'(i‘.S: i (‘vrrirlo I tl)l W1 _}Q,,.ph Bun“. Airlliriii to Glzi :.-o\\' L‘ .\i.'ll‘_¢,’Cl.i'f‘1i B‘.ii'iis: 3 Edwiii Colborne to B. W Iiirlics H(‘lil‘_\'

City of Pl'.LSl)lll‘g to 13o.~i,oii Pciillaiitl to Local Harbour O'Li-iiry Lee to Local li.ll‘l)Olli‘

Cihltlf‘ I (cl ——l Ella Mnclnniq; xv l\iZ‘l(‘lllilj 3 Ruth Pippey C /\\'1‘1'nec, .\‘l:ll‘y Tim on

Cllllixkt‘ to i.()i'Zll H.i:~!)oiii'_ I Tc. l~.c:~< - Aiisiiii Keiiiiedy I ii.'if;iI.< to \.’Vtio(l.~.E(le ‘ I\I:i:‘:o CllI'l(‘y '1 . .\‘o\'.ilit.c to L‘t'.’il ilill‘lJ0lll‘ \'l7.\',~ .L.\' IN Bi-IR'i‘ii: »— _.___ Pt‘illlE1l‘.(‘l Disi'li.::'::liii: ST. MIR 1'

Celtic .\lona"cli L0(1(l.ll[! D§ll(‘i‘l‘l_\‘ l.o ‘ C_:i!cliai'l Berth

"S (‘O.\'\'El\'T. SOURIS

lloiior ltnll for _\iiii'ch l9(l6:~

Colborizr Lo-.i;l ii',‘,‘. Gmtlt‘ X--—l Alilla Rose; 2

Lntly Nc..<:~ii Lnicliii: ‘ }3“i1U’5<?L‘ Hollilndi 3 Frances

Barre No . 2 Berth C“111DDCl1-

City of Piinsliiirrg l)z.<cl:ni'ging . G’”=“'l9 1X"'1 M31‘§'fLr£’t Pnquct; l

O‘i.mii~_\- Lcc L)l.\(.' i\i:i,L'nh1Zd Loading

irging

Mrmrm Di5(']13]‘gi:}g 2 iidiia Pnqiict; 3 Doris Camp- 1 D£|\'i(l Braxiiard pr.i_\'ct| eight 11111115‘ 1111110115 _1‘f 111*‘ \‘~'°1’lfl- CM‘-"‘l“V New York Clll P.’\:itliii_r: 139“ itlayr. and had 1! l‘('\'l\‘l\l .iui<iiig 1-\'_ 11°‘ 0111)’ -‘Ck blli 11"11‘.!¢‘1”0\1513 ‘ N(‘\\'i0ill"l(ll.1l1tl l):scli.ir_uiii{: G"3<10 V1191 H€l<’n Chevcrie; ill“? 1“‘“*“‘5‘ ll‘ “.h'|l' ,"]mH,“_'[_‘-,i1O'fIC'.t(glnlmlal Fort AJ‘llllt‘l'Sl. Loiidzng. 3 Mmi" L 031111111: 3 Margaret " The Early Cliurcli liZ".I_\'t‘tl tcii (l1<“‘~‘1 1'11“l\S“‘1;‘i“‘l“ \‘;NlI°’t _ 0 ‘Me Belle Isle Lradliig R Cht‘Ver1.°. idays——and then Pentecost. :01“ ““‘l‘‘“- * '- -1' ‘ ‘ “'~“‘°‘

Clarissa Berth l\‘!rr_\' Clll'l'lF‘ Berth

Man. John. Lady Rodney from Jamaica. Beaverbum from Saint John Usirnglen from Saint John. 1i—Alaunia from New York. Man. Exporter from Phils. Dachau of York irom saint John. Siiversandsl from Far East. Montclam from Oreennock. Julianne I. from Saint John. in-«Norwwian from saint John. Ohedsbuctor mm E. 0. Ports. Nfwtovundlsnd from Boston.

Jewish Population Greatly Increased

Pmducer from Saint

IIUDINIIJ. IOIOOI.

sapuuorthomonoiouruon onaorx—x.maoinoo3mun

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2

Barbara Cheverle; 3. Hughes.

Donald; 2. Annie Marjorie Tminor.

. Helen MacDonald; Mulligan.

Grade Vm5—1. George lmith; 2. prominent WM5. worker has been Pauline Wright; 3. within iuid. rendering splendid service in the

Francis Smith.

Amy Miiloiie: 3 Rim 0'DoiinclI. i

Easter GLOVES

April showers ahead. Prepare to meet them with a smart new Um- brella. We have the new Cellophane ﬂnish Strip- ed silks. Prices

$3.00 $3.75 $4.00

FLOWERS — (‘omplcic your Easter Costume by visiting our Neckweai‘ Depzirtnicnt and make a selection from our large .~:howin;: of c 0 st u me flowers. Prices from

300 To $1.20

EASTER HANDBAGS

In divine leathers soft and smooth as B kitten’s ear. The lovely colors can match your gloves. Colors Butterscotch, Grey, Red, Green, Rust, Navy, Blue, Brown and black. Prices

$3.00 $5.00 $6.50 $7.50

BELTS—A shipment of Belts has just arrived in all shades including

Pastels w

Prices

;.\pil'll.llll\' ll llla'(l woiiiziii, at llL‘i‘ W ( I U N S ‘own pc . 1 3011.1‘ as .1 nio<‘.cm ‘ ' ' ' ote ci'i;.szitier, - . 3 111110 ‘dll(l Lalcziz to __ in-lp hitlt lll‘l «'n'ililll‘_\'. Said she _ _ _ ‘U ,| . . i «.11. tC0nLli)ul_‘(i from page 13. It m(iil,s ll.lllll.vl)l, lh1i,'lllL git i -. __,, ,___,,_, _ , _ (.51 Uni}-,\\\' 01 1.1,, -, .ln- giaiit THEY l.“__“-H, ‘l'0l)l)('l‘ oi iiiaiikiiid. azziliisi \-rlioiii Mark H.-:4 ;(‘!i:'i.»Lliiii 1oi'ce.<, ﬂll(i iliiiikiii: __ ‘.lIlll2t".\‘. of all nations lirivc \\'llgt‘<l \‘J.ll’. 1.» HOW Ylllll‘-».' L‘-'Iii‘-HLI. mid

Grade VIII-l Mary Cnvanagh; l

Grade VI-—l Margaret Massey; l Mamie Mciirmit; 3.

Margaret

Grade V—l . Oatherine Mac-

Oheverie :

MIDDLETON scnooi. '

Orszie x—i. 'rhompson Wright: 8. Mary

Grade “-1. Eldon Wright: 2. land. She is ureinz the church wo- men to take a more sotive part in

Grade V-1. nits ksdshsw; I. helpinc to solve this or George Ounpbsll: I. amith.

Grade zv—-1. Buddy cnia; ma.

hinrgnxet forty days and nlghls in the \\‘i‘d-

ihave tr; salvation Army. 3. without ceasing. said Paul.

alert, keen nor service,

formed that we may go forward to

tight the rlshteous Report for the month 8 March: alcohol.

Russel! lam. the

Luther pmyed tlll't‘t' lioiiis a day.

Jesus prayed all iiignt and spent mg?‘ 1 \’EltN()N RIVER S(‘ll0()l.

Abadirm Berth. M liicliitosli, and Nora Macizenn. crness in P1‘i\.\‘C‘T. M0111“ M M?”"'l‘5* v|«jss[;[,s pm; To Anni“; Glade IV—»l G‘n<iy.\ i\innt- Moses was in the i‘nt)llill.l|lll.'~liOi'1.y Grade X—l Freda Currier; 2. April K0li1I‘i‘_v: 2 Gertrude McDonald; 8. days, and hm taoe shone so that Helen Miacdoiiald; 3. Myrtle ‘ 7—Chctlabucto from E C Port: MHI'.V Hllizhes he wore a veil. Coi1dY- Chonjody from E w mm.-5 Gl‘:l(l(‘ III—1 Rita Clieverie; 2 Moody prayed and he and the Guide V1! ta) 1 l1.dlt.li Enman; 9-City ofF1tntfmm 1-{u11_ Alllllf‘ i\'i‘.l"l)0ll.“|ld and Annabelle Institute were filled with the‘ 2 Mock Carrier; 3. Cecil Mac- Gitano from New York 'I‘rn1nor' Spirit. 01011516 Rm from Halifax Gi-udc Ii. 1 Hazel Steele; 2 Muller prayed and he secured Crade VIl:I— (b) 1. Margaret 10...Ci_g§ from Jnmglcg Gladys MacDonald; 3 Rosemary one million and a half dollars, en- Macdoiinld; 2 Estelle Les; 3. Clif- Can, Britlshgr from Ausgraiin Mossey abling him to iced and clothe two lord Enman oapupn from U 5 pom, Grade I ——l Tersa Grant; 2. thousand orphans. Grade VIl—l Ann TWOEGY: 3.

and we Kay Carrie; 3. Harold Enman.

Grade IV_ (a) 1. Victor Wil- son 2. Johnny Wilson;.

Gran‘. IV— (1)) 1. Herbert En- man; 2. Marion Macdonald; 8. Ruby Macdonsld.

Grade IlI—(c) 1. Irene ilmman.

Grade II (a) 1. George Tweedy.

Grade II (b) -I. Gnome Wil-

William Booth prayed, We need more praying. Pray

May every W.0.'r.U. mam‘ be and in-

tight sasinst

—-London Prayer Prosnm Ion. ——-—-— Grade I (a) 1 Dan Mscneod. Mrs. D. A. Girvin. oi Duncan, 0. Grade I (b) —. 1. Man,-oim

Stewart 2» llinbeth Stewart ~

Costume FLOWERS

‘"l9°1e&l1E5’e°de-

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M Joyous Easter Handbags

GLOVES-—Smart is the word when your hand is covered with Swag- ger, Cnpitaine, Militaire Roller and Shorty. In Fabrics, Doeskin, Suede, Pigskin and Kid. One

dollar up to

NECKWEAR-— Charm- ing is the word for the New Neckwear. Every type of a collar to suit your new Spring Dress or Ensemble in Satin. Crepes, Organdies and Georgettes. Prices from

$1.00 To $2.00

ETSTEHN tiuiinniii

* ..’0l)l)l"l-ILl.()WS HALL, Mon- . liigue, April 13th. Amateur Pox. iormnnce. L—3525-4-3-7-l0. 1 ..'T|Ili MONTAGUE LEGION iwlll start a series of Amateur Nights in Oddieilows Hall. April ‘. 13111. L-3525-1-3-T-10.

..'GASOLlNE 27 cents a gallon. Motor Oil 69 cents a gallon during Clark’.-. Spring sale at Montague.

L-3654-4-11-ll.

..‘SUGAIt, 10 lbs. {or 52 cents. Beans 10 lbs. for 29 cents during Clark's Spring Sale at Montague.

L-3054-4-ll-ii.

TORNADO LEAVES CHILDREN HOMELESS

cuirwnsvnims. Ga., April 9—(0. P.)—waderlng about since Mon- day's Wmﬁdo. 20 orphans oi the storm yesterday round 3, haven with motherly Mrs. G. W. Waite.

Mrs. Waite took over iihe com- munity house. With the aid of led- eral workers and the Red crosﬁi food. clothms and beddlns WM Provided. ‘

"We don't hive any idea how msny of these youngsters were left without parents and homes. but we Rlvloinstotakecsreotauwc 0511 ﬁnd." Mrs. Waite uid., ,

' uni.’ Msodonald. cna.¢i....oj

Grade VII—1. Everett Bradshaw. Northern hair at Vancouver is-

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