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LAUCTION SALE have been held Gordon , Carleton, pogtptllcd until further notice.

be 511111110“, Friday. mans,“ requeisged m n Utes will be served.

en Emneieney, secretary.

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Q Vitamins are so important to Life and Health ﬁrst everyone who values Health and Vitall

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. eimpiemnderetnndn language- and wen illustrated ‘dllng what ou should imam about Vi I t they are. what they do-ln what fooda they are found-who needs than moot. --.........°°““‘ "s"? Elf-oil‘. v you ‘Amazing. Story of Vitamins" Iran: only st the mu unique 1n your neighbourhood

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suitable Euler

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“pontiff-mutton nut. Movies. Mon-

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CLUB TAB DAY in aid Oountv Hospital. Easter

i-b-lﬁ-lﬁ-Si‘ that was tn on premises o! April 12. 11-2

eetlllibmke

d m‘@D@ldVl to attenwd.

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Enmanr Drug "Co. Ltd,

all

tans

suit biaee

cries

in

week

mg‘: ro was serio other car ins orders for. oats. B early. Ralph MscCaull.

and

in darkroom for about 15 The vole ca of the-

avor of nat anal officers and Canadian dir- ectors to take whatever steps mill’ eluding strike act- e the implementation sl wage and hour ele-

be necessary, ion to secur of the nation mend: of our

The Union reeks a

wage. sda'e other two minim‘ producers are Domini Sydney, N. S. and 819B of Canada st

us sheri- wheat. have ordered au- to arrive soon. Also tek-

ook orders

‘ 4-11-21.

—INTEBVAL 0F DARKNESS- A light ﬁxture on s. pole on

Eust- Sohurman s Mill

Street near

about 8 o'clock Yesterds ‘evening and caused a short circ t which, unaed

the southeastern sections ot the town minutes. 15g. on fire as a re- rt circuit but the eras meedily extinguished. ISDSONALS Harold m. Gaudet. woo- Oapitoi Theatre. left . New York connect- he pro-

on b new theatre Summers e.

rectin

Will Start. Balloting 0n Monday

IAULT STE. MARIE, Ont, April ll-(ClU-llmpioyees Steel Corporation will begin bai- loting Monday whether to to the United Steelworkers of Am-

of gems

in a vote to decide accord strike authority

(01.0), William Mshoney.

Union international representative

allot will rad: "Are Y0“ authorizing our inter-

in

Union?" and a $83.00 weekly minimum

In addition to Algoms, Con- basic steel Steel st Company

‘Hamilton. _________ omens. CONFUSION

Both the honours eye! are on its right side.

BLACK

Blackheads simply

nuns

dissolve and v

appear by this one simple. safe and sure

me

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JEWELLERY 1s {inwards AN snrnopnrsrs: - ' i GIFT AT '

WEASTER

In

Add perfection to any ’ costume with tbenegenr- irlng stars.

$1.50 up

What

when; e long time

‘u.

Fund" e on a hot. wet cloth. and apply qlﬂi-IY

—every blaclrhead

have no out

thod. Get two ounces of peroxide

from an‘! drun sim- svrinkl will be £01K».

\ s x s s n s s s s \ s \ x s -\ \ s l

isnmues Silver Or Gold

you have been

8 strand pearls.

40-hour work

laeorr.~s~ cosmic» nnuuigm

yAlso Comedy Shows 7:80 - 9:15 ‘Matinee Saturday hell

warms nscolmns cnsnoeo or scnoor.

l orallty Bathing n. Suits

- Catholic Bid, rim-Catholic quur-

- models submitted -by "co-operative"

llrlv Against

riill. ._ <0?)-

mar-LA. V director of the drive by the man Osthoiic ooeee of "Montreal, against

Archdl

immorality, Idid today the com- turnin its cam- wosneus inlmodest Quits.

Depressing ieuure st the sup- port shown t e campaign both in ters "so: Tu’, Msgr. Valois said a woman's committee had reviewed

bathing suit manufacturers and the ‘ ‘ ' wo d

be made publ c shortly. 8o" far,'he said in an interview, grinters turning out calendars and letters which the Committee be- lieved saleciorg had bowed to its request to iscoxttinue use of lmmodel‘ figures on their publi- cations ‘on the grounds that it isi unnecessary for the sale of their products. The request was backed uphyvrthreat of boycotting by supporters of the drive.

Megr.‘ Vaiois estimated that close to Lmillion people, mainly Roman Catholics, would back the commit- tee to the limit in its drive against immorality. ‘The diocesan commit- tee of Catholic Action which dir- ects the drive embraces some 55 Catholic Action groups of Mont- reai whose members number 5100.- 000. Sympathy with the commit- tee's work has been err-pressed bv numerous other dioceses through- out the province, he said. i

‘The campaign." he said. “has more than a moral obiective: it is

WASEINGION. April ii - The wartime crop oi gum-chewing ot- tlce workers who co dn’t and dropped saying to the boss had better be minding their urn‘ ma“. .._

A new course in decorum and conduct for secretaries is a must tor ambitious career, girls enrolled at the Washington School for Sec- retaries. First oi! these girls are taught to have s respectful and impersonal attitude for the higher- urns. at all times.

‘They must not expect to be in- sulted." an oﬂicial oi the school explains.

Manners, posture. carriage. dress and grooming are taught in a four-i. ~' lecture course at the schoc niie attendirig the school the; expected to put the tea“ _, into practice. They must wc. "kings and gloves. shoes w... .. and lusts teed

...l the girls’ bah are tab- ; that is strictly glamqr an official. and so are flowers. 'I'heir e..ll5.€l‘lll!blV0——!10C. open-

.\ l.

~ r14 m. .. tom. brig many mraps. or fancy tri Tiny must wear not Jewelry. Tailored suits are rec- ommended as most app te of- fice attire.

0f polish, been

U18 WQSIK’.

The 3m‘ 9" “m” l" "59 u“ body away in a truck. The body

without it."

nests that a brush be used

lips appear smoother

ﬂee behavior

Ito open dra/wers, how to take messages ere.

A secretary .mnn’s hat. |servant close.

no smoking. and gossip.

SPRAY TIOIOUGILL

In the control of one very important

coverag G. . Berkeley, officer in Dominion Laboratory cathnrin

the of lall Pathology, St. es. Ont

to t icknees of an ordinary Therefore if thesen

of spraying thoroughly.

COUGH

Qv/(ualvd? aJ/J/i/q

treatment is the im

pleasant to take relief. These. amply me in

and’ aromatic - mo."

a e ton; . children to

If your

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shoes

open heeled. not too l . . i color. and not having too

too much

There is no restriction on color, except that it "ought to complement the natural coloring

use the "average per- son's hands are more conspicuous "My They are urged to

use lipstick that doesn't come of!‘ on the teeth and the school sug-,

News Briefs

paint on rouge because it makes

Among other tenets o! good of- hammered at are! how i0 wit!‘ I NW1. how to sit -Mexlco has agreed to the up- zracefully. how to bend the knees

the bottom file cabinet

make introductions and greet cali- must never take s That puts her in the the teacher warns.

There must be no gran-chewing. no chatter or

Plant diseases sot relating to;

spra g is the necessity of tho- ro e. As polar-ted out by} e

res are extremely minus entities: the smallest equal n5

Wise mothers lllldw that early l __ _ rtant fac- i Th, tor in ridding a, chnl of: cou h used bv or cold. Themedicinemuet . m“ and give fast Axum, uirements are

sosfeCou hi

o one ‘has to~weit long for results ’ oouvm‘

£::;"..*.‘.~;3'°W..; .,°';*;g,",.~°;;,'::.- fi“'."i.”‘“ifill‘ . andeaietlie cough, it has the M“ b‘ “m” additionslfedvantegeof acting ‘also

wamlioonooignouooo h“ ask or

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patriotic as well. Realizing that lthe youth of today are to be the heads of families throughout th: nation tomorrow, we attempt to foster the proper atmosphere-free \ of the immorality which ls becom- ing rampant today-rip which they can _be prepared for their lnzport- ant stations in years to ccme."

l

iliase For

‘ilrown ls llompleted

SAINT JOHN, N. 3., April 11- (OP)—The case for the crown was completed this afternoon at the trial of Mrs. Audrey Dunlap, l |charged with manslaughter as a result of the death of Mrs. Aud- ' {rey Walcirm. No defence witnesses will be called, and summing up [by counsel will start tomorrow, i

Medical evidence today was that ‘. the fatality resulted from an air | emboius following an attempted- abortion.

An alleged confesslcn was ruled inadmissible by Mr. Justice a. '1‘. LeBlanc. "

Ernest Pittman. charged as an accessory after lhe fact, testified today. He said he had helped Mrs. 'Duniop to take Mrs. Waldrons

was left near the St. Stephen

Mmuco crrY, April ll-(AP)

polntment of Walter Thurston as the new United States Ambassno , dor in Mexico qity, succeedlnil George S. Messersmlth who will go to Argentina within a few weeks. Mr. Messersmith now is ln Washington to consult with the State Department. Mr. Thurston s: present is ambassador to Boil- va.

JERUSALEM, April ll-Reuters) —Leaders of Nationalist Jewish groups in Palestine will start a hunger strike tomorrow and will fest until 1.230 Jewish refugees now detained at La Spezia, Italy, are permitted to proceed to Pales- tine, it was learned today. The refugees are regarded by the Bri- tish Government as not coming under the regular monthly quota of Jews admitted to Palestine.

mrw YORK, April 11-01m-

l

paper, . leaf .Dave Bleed, ‘i4, who wrote the uriace oi’ the pislntisnot lyrics for the song hit "Love Me rnlection mlY N" D1109 WW0 and the World ls Mitre", died today rooted areas. Hence. the necessity st his home. He had appeared m

vaudeville as a banjo player.

CHICAGO, April ll—(AP)—Po- lice met with s situation entirely foroign to the twual case involv- ing lost children. The three-year- oid girl who had strayed did a lot of talking after a squad car brought her to the station. So did officers as they attempted to learn the child's name and address. They made no progress for nearly two hours until Mrs. Frances Mor- eau, 82, came to claim the child. She told police her daughter spoke only French.

NEW ‘YORK. April ll— (AP)- seven-psssenger limousine former Mayor La. Guar- trans distinguished (and Mr. In. Guardia) will a Brooklyn taxi-cab. Jos-

Abrauloon e taxi-driver,

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April, li--(AP)- housewives are giving up nearly 3.000

Board

. ‘IOHONIO. April 11-»- (w)- Trode Minister Mecltinnon will the tourist service

th s. radio ad- fxom Ottawa Saturday night.

if» H. ‘32&’“t"’.goo.."'" Ti". ‘$2

‘e nloois ion of tourist

bureaus with a view

present eut de-

mand-fer increased and mproved Olnldiameaterlng faculties.

all». Itlvrii 11-40?)- hour rainfall tor Van- . in ‘April-LO! inches-was todsgowvrhlie citisens of main l were wondering .night get some vlous

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Legion Appeal lie Pensions Act

OTTAWA, April

Without

Commons veterans dav discussed o. Canadian Legion uggestiom that

S p1 clpie' f0

the fined as

conduct

OVETSSBB

Capt, sold the

said he play" to

er the

r "all men and voluntarily enlisted for services in Second Great War.

The insurance principle

or disability, result or death, incurred gardiass of whether the service is at home or abroad. cept in cases where the injury or disability results from

An amendment all person's insurance vice in Canada.

The Legion asked that committee restoration of the amend the Pensions-

“medicaily unfit" to qualify "compassionate award of pension

Col, A, , moved a motion that tee adopt the Legion proposal bu! later agreed t0

Rosthem). committee

ganizations make recommesutistions and re?"- serntations The committee hear them before taking action.

scripts, lie wmlroved the insurance principle. but did not wish t0 see any discrimination against any OBI who hsd served in the army-

Considerable discussion arose ov-

and "conecrlpt" and was told the Legion

KEEPS YOUR STOVI

GENTLEMEN

"HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE R’S OVERCOAT, TAILORED

YOUR NEXT WINTE T0 YOUR MEASURE OF

CLOTHS.

Men as you know in the season just passed We

experienced great difficulty for better grade overcoats.

Fortunately we have procured samples from a noted manufacturer, celebrated Scotch coatings, crumbles, elysians, camel hair, ver tones and diagonal weaves. fawn, navy, green and airforce blues.

Quantities are limited, tions early, prices ranging from ..

a later date lf you wish.

This offer is good for a limited time only.

SINGLAIR AND STEWART iLTll.

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did not p

N.R.M.A.

11 -—(CP)— agreement, the

reaching committee

- noun the "insurance ' be restored for pensions women who

lathe or

$65.00 " $01.50 v

Visit our made to measure department main floor as soon as possible. You may

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bars of the Legion.

__.._..__-_-— BOYS LEARN T0 COOK AT AUSBIWB SCHOOL

QANBERRA. Australian wanton the good hu bom-school have their daughters at

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husbands. at the high Here boys of th

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tire iai classes for these pupils who want them. Parents have con- tnd us on the. On

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her eon igught h0Wyl/0 lied." room nnsn 1'0 2.41.408;

GLASGOW — (C?) -—- A lllbol member o! parliament and former railway clerk who lefs school at l3 George Mothers will live in s palace it. —as High Commissioner for ttu

Church of Scotland.

It is estimated that one in every 350 persons is afflicted‘ with some form of epilepsy.

as a any measure to teach the girls and boys what each other did during their te..hnical and domestic science classes. when he for the pupils to revert to the normal classes the boys and ilirl-s sent deputations urge him to corstiuus the

troops to become mem-

A ril 8 -(CP)— D who belong to w are-train -not taken heart for the recently an- ior potential school here. class 56

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rlstum on

old s urettv ratchet. Oil-i‘

I is ﬂe- or an Lniur)’ in disabiity

iull coverages! in service

1'9‘

improper

in 1940 deprived of the protection of the principle while on ser-

if the favor tlhe Xrinciple

ct to enable discharged as for a

did not personnel

J Brooks (PC-Royall the commit- iet it stand over. Tucker (Ir- chairman. re were other veterans’ or- which intended to

Walter

should

Beltle (L—Rimouskl) felt it would only be "fair hear the case for the con-

olunteef‘ omrnittee constitution

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