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llizrxiill/m Bpmtavn: last-r: ‘mills G111, pnmipal o! Ibo Hzmzzvm TQcnrJ/nl lrtatttule, IOZl-knw-n uiucati/miat In! dis- dnqubirmzd war ‘rv/rran. died this harm/n. u: the [nix-awn clinic. rant/i. whcre he tmdzrwcmt an Iwratvm last Prz/ir]. Par some months he bu: hm: zuilering

but kept the his illness from his

1i friends until a week

am last 1mm“ men he was ari-

ggitinl hr, n. patient at the clinic. "ma. F»? years 01 aq».

Mr. Giii came In ilsmlltlm in 1W2 lmm m». University ul Bri- um ("nlumbia st Vsmrmver, when be v1 been s. valued member o1 . He. sumeavimi (jam-we L,

struc- ss prirclml nl the tach-

n .s nrhmi ‘here. ills mrwrr hull s humble hearin- nina and ‘he wiry In hil unme- mcnb, ru-Innplmhlxi thrmmh hard work ard a l"il.'ﬂli'4ll ambition wss W!!!‘ an Imps-tun ll) LhP, ynuﬂh with whmn Im- ramc in contact and in IlvM rrl/‘Iivnlv. h:- wan always ln-

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ubicctr . a orxiegs education. 171011‘. having had the advantage u! s rlism school training, and 21 years o! 38¢. he lat-idly applied lor srimlmilm to McGill unlvenity. Enrolment was only granwd alzer man"; rcbulls an} alwr he had convinced the faculty of his eligi- bility b1 maxing Irrnry examina- tion durinz n pranizwn VHLOG ol three. To igraritlav: an sh electrical engineer was his goal and he en- wfvd the desired course in 1N2. In 18M he naliualed u s. gold medalist with the dqzme o! bache- larolscience, andslso witha urhnlarizhlp calling 1m two your; rem-arch v/arz a: the university. B'l'rn/.qi,-cn'.l-,'. ‘m: vnk a year of m. march work a! Harvard university.

0n Ylﬂllly at Queen's

Hlilbwiﬂk I rnriod 1n which he was sthschl/i to the Wwtlnghotm wmmhy a: Imllaxlclyihiu, a post wlﬂrn as ‘m- wax Iluvrrmined w be- Iﬂmc pruilcucm. in the practical work u! mcc nlcal and eiactrical Bhfiflwfifii m: was Iillerad s m- Minn 1,4 pro - o.’ crainceﬂng In Queen's lini-flfhilv. Shortly an” ' BF/‘Jffilillﬂ the yrrnlvwmrshin he or- gsnlwd the clvll lnecri _ partmcnt at Qu/wmfrm n‘ d.

The cnrrina-nrina rm“ of we Who. l6 . or ,_ _ _, . ‘ Ht ma: R¢f.-i..£;"?lii“. um: lf~~.-r—~—-_-—-¢--- ---__ ___ q _ A W é’

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"The pum! lam in which tobacco can b: smoked." ' l

was unable io loin at time. v m mo n» organimd u» Qlittlfsi university hattery, C, P. A.. and lel‘. tor crverseas in the wring oil .112 sum year. He saw service in France until June. i817, when hr. was reulled m take over a m1: in the wohnical d t 0i the’ war oflioe. his wart being to su- lwtorics. He served with the war oﬂicz lor nine mon he

t . ‘Pribulc i0 M}. Gill’!

01980111113 ability is the lal episode. Just prlqr w the armis he was on his wsy France to take chams o! a lleld battery when he was sppdnwd to the poll o! direc- wr ol adulation for the Khaki‘ co .

ha vmdzrtook this warl: thecollelohldlllnllolbutlw and within if: months’

was nwelary this 400 instructors, and the xi d students proportionately. This accomplish- ment called lorth me highest pride ol edmatiorxisls in England, 5nd General Currie, oﬂicer amimanding the Cs (J0me. vc Prolusor Gill pennlssion to uaallsh a um- centrstian wimp at Riprm, 53¢- land. lor university slMdPnlA. Upon retumlng from overseas, Mr. 0m was rdvcn the oliim of director of technical education lor the ledem! government.

In mlltics ha was a Cunservu. live, and in religion a Presbyterian. The following organizations clslm- Pd him as a mem . The Hamilton Chamber ol Comme c. the Rotarv Club. the Canadian chi).

Wlrvivimt him ere hLs wile. who ‘i.3.’...'3."'2i..’“ mmmmsqm" '"“‘ °""

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IMr. Gill was s hmther or Mrs,

FY1863 Kinsman and an~ Customs.»

Correspondents In Khaki Leave‘

For France LONDON, O02. ll—(CP)— The first n correspondents ol-

changed 5mi- ness suits lor khaki day and prepared to Zeave lor “somewhere in Rance."

ln this wny the Govcmment made ready to lilt the silence which separates the waters. lront lrom the “home lrmt.”

01 the loreign news services Al- lied with the Canadian Press and its member-newspapers across Can- ada. Reuters has assigned A. D. Bke ling and R. A. Ailing. to, "GHQ" while the Associated Press is sending Drew Middleton ol its Landon stall and Havas News Agency is sending Andre Kamink- er

The members ol the news wrps have been instmctcd to outfit themselves in unilorms resembling those worn British army ol- llcers. The un lorms will be devoid 0i the insignia which denotes sn olllcefs rank. Arm brasssrds of red and white will identify the wearer as a corrqaondent.

Middleton. native

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IIOPZ RIVER SCHOOL

Report ol Hope River School lor ‘ Aumst and Swiember:

Grade IX:

i. Gordon Simpson.

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2. Sylvia Bﬁnrpson. _

Grade VII: x

i. Betty Reining and lols Slmp- ; son (equal )

2 Marie Simpson I 3. Rosa ‘hzrner. i Grade V:

i. Billy Cullen and Mona mrner ‘ ' ual.) ‘

2. Ruth Simpson.

3. Ada Graham.

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2. Bobby Pl .

3. Vanda Ferguson.

Gndc III:

l. Benson Graham.

2 Edwnrd Fleming.

Ghdc II:

1. Merrill Simpson.

i. Vernon Simpson.

2 Mary Simpson and Noreen Tumor requal.)

Perfect Atiandsnce-

Mons Turner. Ruth B-lmpwn Ada Graham. Helen Simpson. David aimpaml, Msry Blrnnson. Vernon S'mpson. Noreen ‘Purner.

Teacher —-Mary McGaHQIWI.

Av» Mlnsrd’: for aches.

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PrlntedsndPtsidCocton ﬂannel,”

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21in cs de, per

£12m}: wide e! .9"

Turkish Towels. White and Natural, with color borders. Sizes 15 f!

x 36. Price, s pair . . . . . . . .. 59c.

Rayon Tsble Cloths. 81m 52 x 52. Special. each .. . . . . .. Wsbasso Prints. A special lot, 36 inches wide. On sale for per yard,- l8c., 22c. ..... 25c. A slrlaecial table oi.’ Ladlegzgelt Hats for ﬁr: $17?‘ On sale for‘. .'. . .59 ﬁdTifﬁﬁ? i322 75¢. 49c. 15c. wlluzilaﬁfllgxrl-eé.

Girls School Hose. Special, a pair -

17c., 25c. 811d 49c.

Children's P l a1 d Flannel Skirts. Sizes 2, 4 and 6. Price

Children's Flannelette Bloom- ers. Sizes 2, 4 8: 6. Price, pr.

over (Ladies). Special

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snddyaars. Special 52272132 15:12‘ .‘. Pf.’ 3i‘??? 18c. $1.95

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$1 .49 .0 $3.95

Children's Fall and Winter Coats in all the new high shades with and without Fur collars, 5 to 14 years. Prices, -

$7.95 to $15.95

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$12.95 .0 $92.95‘

Ladies Crepe Dresses, Navy, Brown, Black and bright shades. Smart styles with bustle elects. Prices,-

szss .. $17.95

Ladies’ Glove Silk Underwear. Vests, Panties, Bobettcs, and Bloom- c l.

ers. Special, at each . . . . . . . Indies New Fall Hand Bags in Black. Brown and bright shades. Prices from

$1.00 .0 $8.95

Sweaters, long sleeve Pull-

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Men's Fall Suits. Odd sizes. Values to 22.50, for

$1 4.95 335i? §if’.}§?'.§'.“.‘.‘t . .55"; $1 .69 3331 $§Z°§.i§"?i .9‘?'T‘.".’T‘i‘.' 89c. 95c. 69c.

Men's Heavy Rib Wool Under- wear. Speclal a garment

Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers. Special a garment

CURTAIN DRAPES,

Special Table ol broken lines Curtains on sale at . . . . . . . ..

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$1 .49 i“.§.“"‘s§§§?;l f1??? .S.“.s.".“.".“.' 37c.

$1.35

Men's Canvas Gloves. Reg. I‘

15c. Special a pair . . . . . . .. 19c.

Men's Dungaree Overall Pants. Special a pair . .

Men's heavy Work Hose. Special a pair . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8 OILCLOTH DEPT.

Hol- Iiace and Frllled |_3 Disc°un*

Homespun, 40 in. wide. Suit- able lor Overdrapes. Per yard

43c. 25c.

Castle Floor Wax. Price per pound

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Lag an iequsi.) Ggsda :

Grades Ill and IV: Etta M. MacLure.

, Grade IV: i. Alan N‘ “ lson. 2. Margaret Macﬂuigan. 1. Belt Anne Beck. Grads X: 3. Edith Outhouse. 2. Jessa Hutchison. 1. Carl Currie. Grades V and VI: 3. Ruth Stewart. 2. ﬁnest Annear. Minnie D. MacDonald. Grads Ill: 3. Bctt Mscllalsn Grads VI: l. GordomNicholson Grads : 1. Dick Median and Gerald 2. Helen Lannan. i. Helen Grant. lnruum lequnl.) 3. Rmnq Preece. 2. Rcynol 2. Edith Clay and Stewart Sor- Glades l and ll: l. Vaughan Allen m; (equal) l. Msrioris I-lyndman. Grades VII and VIII- . Joyce MacDonald and Arnold Grade II: lama art. Whiiemsn iequsl.) l. Edith MacDonald. 09MB Vi!!! Grads V: 2. Mary MacKenzie. i. Jean Duur and Shirley Msc- l. Molly llscDsarmid. 3. Joan MscLsggsn. 01:8? ﬂqusl.) . Coleen Madam. grade I: . crass McCe . , 3111b _ qminguqu, I. Hamid III!!! QM Bill Kec-