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PRIZE LIST
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ed by Reverend Plus McDonald-
awarded to Mary Deighen.
Gold Medal lor Excellence in De-
portment - awarded to Lucille
Donahoe.
Gold Premium for the best Com-
position on "The Response of Canada
to the Call oi' the Empire."-Presented
by The Daughters of the Empir-
awnrdd to Hilda Praught.
Gold Premium for Mathematics -
Presented by s Friend-awarded to
Myrtlo Delginun.
Gold Premium for Algebra-Pre
senltedhhy A Friend-awarded to Della
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Cal g an.
Prize for English History and Slud-
ics in Tennyson’s “idylls of The King"
-awarded to Eida Nocenti.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT
The following young ladies, having
successfully passed the examination
in all subjects oi the Ninth Grade,
have been awarded (‘ertiilca`tcs hy the
-Department of Educati0n:-
Helen Flynn.
Helen McMillan.
Margery Hogan.
Gertrude Larkin,
Camilla Hornby.
Estella. Gleeson.
\Vinnii`rcd Trainor.
Kathleen Hornby.
I Prize for Christian Doctrine, -
:Third Senior)-Madeline (ilarkin.
Prize for (‘hrlstian Doctrine. -
(First intermediate)-lst Helen Pow-
GT.
Prize lor (`hristian Doctrine. -
lTh1rd intermediate)-Dorothy Mc-
Kenzie. ,
Prize for Highest Average-(Second f
Senior)-Helen Flvn _
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` Prize i’or Highest Average.-('l‘l1|rd
Senior)-Beatrice Gallant.
Pri fo'
Z9 l ( Highest Average,-
Fourth Senlor) Madeline Clarkin.
Prize for Highest Average,-(First
Intermediate)-Helen Power,
Prize lor Highest Ave,-age__
(Second intermediate) - Blanch;-_
Reardo .
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Prize for iiighest Average,-('i`l1ird
Intern1ediate)Jcan McKenna. |
‘Prize for Highest Average. -
(l:ou_rth intermediate) - Dorothy
OBrien.
Prize for Highest Aggregatt-,_ l
(Third Senior)-Katie Martin.
Prize i’or Highest Aggregate, _
(Fourth Senior)-lloso Connolly.
Prize for Application.-(First intor. l
mediate)-Mary .\10c‘1»s1n-y. ',
Prize for Application.-,-(Second in-
ll‘i`H1€<llHtel-Ma ry Smith.
Prize for Application,-(Fourth in-
termediate)-lphigenie Arsenault.
Prize for Application.-(Fourth in-
termediate)--Eiieen Murray.
Prize for Needlework,-(First and
Second -Senior)-Equally merited by
Camilla Hornby and Hilda Praught-
drawn hy Camille. Hornby. .
Prize for Needlework,-[Tliird . and
Fourth Senior)-Equally merited by
Evelyn Vcssey. l)oroil1_\' Mciiennil.
Georgie Flynn, and Beatrice Gallant.
-drawn by Evelyn Vesscy_
ART DEPARTMENT
Prize t`or Studios in (`l\arco1|l-
awarded to liorothy McKenna. '
Prize lor Elementary Studies in
Crayon and \\"ater Colors-Mary
ile'
R 5.
Gold Premium for Plano Technique,
--Presented by A Friend-Gertrude
Gallant.
Price for Piano* Technique and
Singing-Dorothy Hackett.
Certificates of Music for Application
-(Senior Grade)-Eileen Keele, Ruth
Gallant, Camilla i-iornhy. Hazel
Malone, Clare .\ic('ary. Helen Mciliil-
lan. I
SENIOR DEPARTMENT
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Prizes lor l\'eedle\vork-(First and
Second intermediate)-Equally merit-
vd hy Helen Power. Mary McCloskey.
Edna Mc('_ney Gladys Ranaglian. Alive
Cash, and Gladys Walsh-drawn hy
Alice Cash.
Prize for Needlework-(Third and
Fourth Intermedinte)-Equally merit
od by Lucy Arsenault and Gladye
Grady-drawn by Lucy Arsenauit.
-1; COMMiRClAL DEPARTMENT
(`crtiilr-ates for Proficiency in i’al1n~
er Method of Business \Vriiing-May
Peters. Dorothy ilnclrctt and Gertrude
Gallant.
Dlploinns for Typowriilng awarded
by tm. Joseph P. Dr-'nan Puls. (.a..
Qu1n(~y_ ill. -- Myra 0 Brien. Lpura
Niooney, Ruth Gallant. Marie ihec.
Florence (`alln1:l\nu, llorothy llnckctt.
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Peters. i’cin'l I\lci\'cnn:\_ Mac A)'l“`ill"l-
Mary Lombo. May Al "" "ard, idn Mc-
Kenna. (`larc lVl<'i'a1o_\'. l<‘i'»ri1m|
Greene, Jacqueline .~\rsenault. Mildretl
- ~ Gall; it. Kotlielrori
Grady. Gertrude ll
F‘itz|.:erald. Winnie Mr-i~‘arlr\1u-. 1
Florence Walsh. Mary Trainor. l
Diplomas for ‘Steiiosiaplly-Iia\\\‘=l
Mooney. Ruth Gallant. Marie Phec.
,Gertrude flallant. Eileen Keele. Myra
0'[)rion, May Peters. Dorothy Hackett.
Myrtle Prendergast, Winnie Mc-
|-‘tn-|gn@_ Mary Trainor. (‘nth<-rlne
Cash Pearl McKenna.
Diplomas for Booltkel‘Dll1I»!-‘R\llll1`
Gallant. Laura Mooney, .\lyrtlc Pron-
dergsst. Marie Phee. Dorothy Hackett.
Gertrude Gallant. May Peters, (lathe-;
rine'Caeh.' Eileen Keele. I
Gold Medal for Bookkeeping-Pre
sented by A Fri4.=.nd-awarded to Ruth
Gallant. '
Gold Medal ior Stenographyi-Pro
slanted by Mr. l). M. O. Reddin-
awarded tn Laura Mooney.
Bronze Medal for Tynewritins-PYG
sented by the Joseph P. Degan Pub.
('o,, Quincy, ill.-awarded to Myfll
0'Brien.. l
Gold Premium for HiSh°B¢ AV9i‘H8€
-Presented hy Rev. Francis McQuaid,
-awarded in Laura Mooney.
Gold Prnminni for Bookkeeping-
Presented by A Friend-awarded to
Phee
Marie -
Gold Premium Tor Hookkeping --
Presented by A Friend-awarded to
Dorothy Hackett. l
Fountain Pen for Penmamahip-Pre
vented by Reverend N. Poirier-
nwitrdcd tn'M!! Peters.
Prize for Christian i')octrine-E4'Nnl-
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mliant-drawn by Rath Gallant.
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Ladies’ Serge
Suits $13.50 il
DOLLAR DAY .
12 only Ladies’ Waterproof Coats,
black and fawn, worth to $12.75 on
DOLLAR DAY for . . . . . . . . .
. .$4.00
12 only Ladies’ Messaline and Crepe
de Chene Blouses in fancy, mauve and
white, worth 1') $5.75 for » - - - -

12 oi.;_, Ladies’ Serge Suits, navy
and bro\i‘.1, worth $13.50 for _ _ .$8.00
1 only Lady’s Green Taffeta Silk and
Crepe de Chene Dress, $15.00 for $5.00
14 only Georgette and Crepe de
Chene Blouses, white, maise and peach
“forth to  for . . . . . . . . , .
. .$4.00
36 only Ladies’ White Rep Skirts.
last year’s,_worth $1.50, two for $1.00
Small lot of white Pique and Rep
Wash Skirts, worth$2.95 for $1.00 ca.
Three dozen white and colored Voile
Blouses, soiled, 2 for - - - - - - - .
. .$1.00
6 Dandy"
DOLLAR DAY
 _;  . _si A J line, Bell cults, very smart and
S eciais ” /` .   2   A 2 “  
P . . ,M  lol ,
odd .100 of BRASSIERES,  7, ” -1 ~ i_  _
worth to $1.50 each, DOL- / W \’ ' `" r,  -’
LAR DAY 
Special in Corset Covers,
reg. $1.25 DOLLAR DAY--
Special in Ladies’ White
Night Gowns, regular $1.25
DOLLAR DAY -
Extra value in Ladies’
Corset Covers, Dollar Day-  
2 for . . . . . . . .
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Ladies’ Bungalow Aprons '
large size, $1.25 DOLLAR  
'Y DAY . . . . . . . .
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Extra Dollar Day value
in Ladies’ Knitted Combin-  
ations '.1 . . . . . .
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DOLLAR DAY
Hats and Caps,
50 Fur Felt Hats, new
¢
Sale of
Chiffon
Taffeta *S .50
$2.25 for
Chiffon Taffeta in black
only. This is a genuine
Swiss Taffeta, 36in. wide,
and would be good value at
$2.25. Special for Dollar
Day . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .$1.50
All Silk Crepe de Chene,
3_6_i_11.___\vi_d_e, in rose, maise,
brown,white:s:§5pl1ire,plum,
green and navy. Special for
Dollar Day . . . . . . .
. . $1.00
A special lot of Dress
Goods in Bedford cords,
Repps, Coverts, etc. Worth
up to $1.40 per yard. On
Dollar Day . . . . . . .
. .$1.00
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$1-00 0u1011s111< 11001 uoso 150
2001001.00   .
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1.201103’ black silk boot hose, S'1-2, 9, 9 1-2, 10,
regular prices 75c., 2 prs. for - - - - - - ~ - - ~ - -
- -$1.00
Also a very line white silk hosc, regular $1.25,
fm' . . . . . .
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..$1_00
A fancy colored silk hose, white with black strip-
es; also champagne with black, pink, blue, red, yel-
low. regular 85c line for- .   59c
Ladies’ heavy black cotton hose, all sizes, reg.
400. pail’ for - » - - - - » -
-   __ 3 for $'.O‘\
Boys’ heavy black rib hose, good for school
"" "ar, 8 l-2, 9, 9 1-2, l0, rug. 60c. 2i'o1' ---$1.00
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shapes and new colors. Hats
which we have been selling
at $4.0", $4.50 and $5.00.
Special for Dollar Day - - --
6 doz. Men’s Straw Hats,
including soft straws and
sailors, worth $1.25 to 1.75,
Special for Dollar Day each
7 doz. Men’s Tweed and
Silk Caps, Summer weights,
inshades brown, green and
grey, worth up to $2.00.  
Special for Dollar Day - -~ °
2ddoz. Umbre¥;.1s,b ripw, ,
goo , strong m re as,
$2.00
buying
$2.50
$1.00
well worth $2.50, Special
for Dollar Day - - - - - - - - -
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Through the Store
on DOLLAR DAY
In order to make l)Ol_.LAR DAY o; the great-
est interest and value to ALL of our customers,
in order to hr sure that there shall be some bar-
gain for EVERYBODY. this store will in addition
to all the specially advertised bargains, allow on
DOLLAR DAY, to all customers, the privilege -of
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AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
-Wholesale prices on Men’s and Boys’ Clothing.
-Wholesale prices on Men’s Furnishings. `
--Wholesale prices on Men’s and Boys’ Hats.
-Wholesale prices on Men’s and Boys’ Caps.
--Wholesale prices on Women’s Suits and Coats.
-Wholesale prices on Women’s Skirts and Dresses
-Wholesale prices on Millinery.
-Wholesale prices on Trunks and Bags. ,
-Wholesale prices on Dress Goods and Silks.
-Wholesale prices on Wash_Goods.
-Wholesale prices on Hosiery.
-Wholesale prices on WALL PAPER. '
Moons & McLi§oii i`1.11v1`f1"`rEo ,11f;;.§.1,3grrr.§,r.R,sE0   A
Special bargains in each department--goods not  
specially adver used sell at WHOLESALE prices
` Men’s Summer Underwear Regular 60c teach
DOLLAR DAY 3 for $1.00
Men’s light Jersey Knit Summer Underwear, medi-
um sizes, splendid strong garments. Worth 60c. per gar-
ment, 3 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Men_’s Four-in-Hand Ties, a new lot just received,
in all the latest novelty shades, large flowing ends. A
tie worth 75c each, 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Men’s Suspenders, The Wilmer, is an exact dupli-
cate of The President which sells at $1.00. This is new
stock, with reallive elastic. 2 pairs for . . . . . . . . . . .
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Men’s Linen Collars, worth 25c each, a good shape
that any young mano would wear. All sizes, 12 for . . . .
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Men’s Work Shirts in all sizes, a large line of Shirts
in dark stripes, blue zephyrs and khaki shades. Shirts
Sl.
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easily worth $2.00 each today. Selling for . . . . . . . . . .
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DOLLAR DAY -Men’s Clothing at Wholesale Prices
2  -B0y’s Suits . $7.50 DOLLAR
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Worth to $10 DAY
_ » '25 Boys’ Suits, grey, brown,
blue and green, in good quality
cloths. Sizes 25 to 32. Worth up
to $10.00. Special for DOLLAR
_DAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .$7.50
15 Young l\le_n.’_s mix-ed grey
Tweed Suits, latest styles, waist
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trappy young man’s suit. Selling
on DOLLAR DAY for . . . .$25-00
Men’s Grey Tweed Raincoatsf
This is a nice looking coat, rain-
proof, also suitable for a duster.
The regular price of this coat is
$5.00. We offer them on DOLLAR
 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .$4.00
Mcn’s Navy Blue all-wool Serge Suits. This is an excel-
lcnt line. Colors are all fast, styles are regular three-
- buttons, 5 fitting coats. They are really worth $40.00
to $45.00. We offer them on DOLLAR DAY for
. . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.  . $30.00, all styles.
,Men’s Brown Tweed Raincoats.' Slash pockets and
belt, worth $25.00. DOLLAR DAY for . . . . . . .
..$2i.50
6 doz. Mcn’s Black and Blue Overalls, sizes 34 to 44.
Good strong denim. Well worth $2.25. DOLLAR 
for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Tapestry Rugs reg. $1.50 Special DOLLAR DAY $1.
Ready iillcd and covered cushions, suitable for
surfuncr cottages, hammocks, canoe or boat. Special for
DOLLAR DAY ouch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Tapestry Rugs in assorted colorings and patterns, V 0
size 54x23 ins., special for DOLLAR DAY each . . . . .
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Large sizc White Flettc Blankets, 50 pairs only. To 0
make some fun on DOLLAR DAY pair . . . . . . . . . . . .
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A lot of odd rolls Bordering will be cleared out on 
DOLLAR DAY for 1001,-___;;91_,1_ . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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A good big supply of odd'lots of Wall Paper go on  
sale DOLLAR DAY at per lot . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Ladie’s Black Kid Gloves regular $2.50 for DOLLAR DAY $2.
Black Kid Gloves, with white stitching, size 5 3-4, 
6, 6 1-4, 6 1-2, 6 3-4. Regular price $2.50, for . . . . . . .
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White Kid Gloves with black stitching; sizes 6, 6 1-4, Z 
G 1-2 6 3-4. Reg. price $2.50, for . . . .
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Fine Silk Gloves in white, black, and navy, regular  
price $1.25 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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' Chamoisette Gloves in natural with black' stitching, I 
white with black, white and grey, reg. price $1.25 for. .‘ _ °
Fine Cotton Gloves, white with black stitching, 
grey with black, white and black, reg. price 30c for. . . . .
Wash Goods DOLLAR- DAY
1. Flowered and striped Muslins and Voiles, on $  00
DAY at 8 yards for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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2. English Print Cotton and Chambray, 36in. wide_at‘ 
4 yards for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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3. Checked and plain colored Ginghams, suitable for  00
Children’s and Ladies’ Dresses, at 4 yards for . . . . . .
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4. Striped and Spotted Duck Suitings, with white  00
and natural grounds, at 4 yards for . . . . . . . . . . . .
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5.; Striped Beach Cloths and Repps, Skirt lengths,  M
2 1-2 yards for  ,‘
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