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There is much more in casting a fly than meet; the eye of the casual observer. A well belnneed r0: 13:1: that will Pl¢k_up fly off water easily an row a_n|ce line ls most important if you want, even fair success. That is exactly the kind and quality of rod you can select here. We have gzgarfi sailagatment to select from priced from

THE FLY ITSELF

There is all sorts and conditions of tr-nni, flies and prices. We have never changed the quality of our flies. These flies stand up to the most exacting service and are all true to name. See our assortment before your next trip.

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IT COSTS NO MORE TO BUY THE BEST!

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into squares

eis in purple and w a frieze arouind the interior of the

one] a casket. Peering into a tine, the visitor can see the glow from the ous el- ement

plants ms malisnl to the The ow

Boehcn, Victoria General Hospital, Haifsx. ‘Rlesday evening. after a lengthy illness. Mr. Bosh- nsr was a native of Martin's River, Nova scotia, and s member of 5t. Martin's An lican church. He h?

daughters, Jean and Nita, an

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twenty-four at Canoe Cove.

W. their lobster 1M: Out in

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In Miniature lit Glasgow.

(By PAT USSHER. ‘Clnldlln Press Staff Writer) GLASGOW, May 1'l—-(CP)—'I‘ha

hesrt of Empire isn't London now —its Bellaholmon Park in Glas-

gow. Tibet's the nprasion co velyed Beet-infill Empire Exhibitxlon at l‘ anion. wilclhmtclrew 420,000 Commonwealth in mlniaiél: - arts hovtzd placeh “$118011 01h’ c tlmh _ F0 the entertainment-loving there: 1s a1: elaborate mmllfilflflt hpalirk. e mm w H we a a shining

om tower of the Empire, shaft of steel standing awpahillin thecentre of the

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rk. The major bilildigfs Elflbfl-ion are aroused orig three main avenues on three sides of the hill. Impressive Pavilion The United Kingdom has the most

imiwessive pavilion iendidly pro- portioned! clear-cu lines. Two fantastic grllt lions command the main entrance

Four hells open ofif a long - le .One0ftheseisdev0tedt%fls “F tter Britain“ dis lay with a mechanical man-a use working model of the upper half of the human body-es a major attraction.

tic revolving in space with blue sky and twinkling stars overhead.

lcottllh Display Scotland's two buildings display

0f the Eirhihitions chief attraotioms—the clachan. with re- markable atimi and skill a Highland has been created with its inn, its ruined kirk and its cot- i

down - lake and s. pmnted background surroun by

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Dominion Exhibits The life and wtivitv of the Dom-

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It covers more than 1.000 square

George Paterson, formerly oi Vic- toria, an burnished Canadian cop- per. lit was worked out from s. l model only six feet long, divided‘

Canadian "so... historic building; and bridges are degioted in 65 pan-

villon. Moimtain scenery is shown n a number of oil paintings Vi‘ Loughecd The pavilion

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In Memoriam‘

HE. HOWARD BOEBNER

The death of Mr. Howard age 53 occurred at the

April 5th, 1938,

man frien who will loam eath with deep regret. Besides his wife he is survived by two

i123‘ mother, three sisters Lydia. l Jarvis Wentzell, Sommervillc, Mass; Carrie, Mrs. Harold Keddy. Long Island, N. Y.; and Elia, Mrs. Amos Hiltz, Martin's River; also three brothers, William,‘ Fred and Allan, Martin's River. The funeral took place Saturday afternoon from the late residence, the Rev.

0 Plyott officiating. Inter-

fy. Mr. Howard Boohner was well

l-ie wss a partner with the late

L. Dean at Canoe Cove in to till they sold fished up till lllt ear and left for his home 4 lest.

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Out in the warm sun and fresh air every day—That’s what our boys and girls need for health and hap- piness. Give them a C.C.M. Bicycle and let them enjoy their summer to the utmost. Holman’s make it easy to buy a C.C.M.-Only $1.00 Down and $1.00 weekly.

This year's C.C.M.’: set the pace in style_ beauty and easy running-all are rigidly built to give years of carefree service. Bring your boy or girl in to see the new C.C.M.’s today. Remember, this Special Sale is for Friday, Saturday and Monday only.

Choice 0f Any C. C. M. Bike For Only 1.00 Down

C. C. M. Bicycles From 32.50 _ to 46.00

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C.C.M. HIGH GRADE JOYCYCLIS. Baked- on enamel attractively finished in a combina- tion of colors. Bright parts chromium plated. Smart streamlined guards, saddle and step plates.

Model No. 70 —- — — - — — $12.50

Wicker style

INGLIBII STYLE DOLL PRAM8. Mule of lads! and finished in attractive colors. Made to stun! lots of hard usage. Each $2.65, $4.25 and 88.50.

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Sturdy, Well Made "OASTER WAGONS

Fl"! 503's‘ favorite for rug- ied play. Y0u’ll find the right size for your boy in our big selection of wagons. Set up ready lo go. Each $2.25. $3.40. $4.50. $5.25 and $5.50

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