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TOWELS
TOWELS
Turkish
towels
In
every
size,
color
and
quality
thafs
manufactured.
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special
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the
mill
direct
from
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to
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Priced
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III.
3
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IV
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season's
washing
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wide,
fast
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from.
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yards
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spring
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O
J
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RED
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assorted
chintz
coverings
An
exQeJJent
buy.
(BO
nc
At
Dollar
Day
price,
each
'
&
tping
of
the
Mallorytown
district
;
!pf
Quebec
Province,
which.
If
a
jprnewha.t
crude
Job.
made
history.
"
1
A
decade
later.
General
Mc-
.real.
Headed
earjy
for
the
amy,
or
he
went
to
Royal
Military
College;
'
.
.
t
-
.
in
Kingston,
and
wis
there
ca-n-iGenerai
StAff
.chairman.
'missioned'
during
the
last
war
in&the
committee
on
Survey
research
Vthe
Rdyai
Canadian
Engineers,
in
'at
the
National
Research
Council,
1915.
The
following
August
saw
.made
Brigadier
Burns
head
of
the
'him
in
Francs
as
Signal
Officer
of
Geographical
section
of
the
Gen-
,
cpl-neven'the
11th
Canadian
Infantry
Brl-'eral
Staff
and
convenor
of
the
ambulances-making
vi
a
total
of
25-
commanded
by
Major-
'sub-committee
on
methods
of
plot-
have
been
presented
to
the
Free
'General
Odium.
For
services
with
'ting
aerial
photography
at
the
French
forces
in
East
Africa
by
thej
unit
on
me
somme
he
re-
Research
Council..
Brigadier
Burns
British
American
Ambulance
As-
niyed
the
Military
Cross.
At
Vimy.jtnvented,
three
machines
lor
plot-
General
Odium
refeornmended
his
jttng
maps
from
aerial
photographs
t
ranacnmeni
to
in
start
or
the
and
for
this
and
his
deratoDment
work
in
general
was
awarded
the
the
Armistice.
Brigadier
O.
B.
E.
in
1935.
NEW
YORK,
May
2.
Copper
was
Bums
was
sent
as
Staff
Captain
When
the-
present
war
broke
.02c
higher
at
11.43c
per
pound
on:to
the
12th
Canadian
Brigade
in
out,
Brigadier
Bums
had
just
fin-
terday.
POUND
STERLING
NEW
YORK.
May
2.
The
British
roles.
Belgium,
commanded
part
of
the.ished
his,
coua.e
at
Imperial
De-
time
by
Col.
Ralston.
It
is
an
in-fence
College
in
London.
He
was
jteresting,
if
grim,
drama
that
sees
kept
over
there,
subsequently
at-jRaJston.
Odium
and
Burns
aU
tabhed
ta
Canadian
Military
Head-
working
together
again
in
leading
quarters,
London,
as
General
Staff
pound
sterling
was
unchanged
at!
Brigadier
Burns
made
a
peace-$4.03
on
the
New
York
fireign
ex-
time
name
for
himself
in
the
change
market
yesterday.
world
of
science:
A
pioneer
In
the
j
Geographical
Section
of
the
Gen-
.
a
spot
costs
rJO
only
half
a
eral
Staff,
he
collaborated
with
the
Officer
to
Major
General
Crerar
during
negotiations
with
the
War
Office
concerning
the
dispatch
of
the
1st
Canadian
Division
to
Eng
land.
Last
May
he
was
appointed
jG.
SL
Q.
to
the
2nd
Division
under
dollar.
Try
it
hi
the
Dallv
Jtewsriewlv
established
RnvaJ
Canadian
iOenm-ol
rwinm
tin
n
am.
532
CSKT
KUVTd
Officer-Commanding,
.details
of
Canadian
troops,
reinforcements
and
other
unite.
Later
he
was
re
called
to
headquarters
in
Canada-
Brigadier
Burns
has
taken
on
the
spot
that
series
of
shocks
that
has
forged
the
Aflgnlficent
British
mor-aleweSre
wtcl&g4h
Khft
Battle
of
Britain
today.'
In,"
peace
he
showed
Ingenuity,
Inventive
capac
ity,
expert
mathematical
ability.
In,
war
he
is
serving
his
country
hard
and
well
Joseph
Stalin
Reviews
Forces
Mighty
Display
of
Soviet
Forces
Before
Dictator
Yesterday
MOSCOW,
May
2.
As
was
his
custom,
Dictator
Joseph
Stalin
stood
on
top
of
the
Lenin
mausoleum
yesterday
fpr;
the
annual
review
of
Russia's
armed,
might.
Troops
in
enormous,
masses
passed
before
him
in
the
Red
Square
with
huge
numbers
of
tanks.
As
well
as
the
soldiers,
there
were
thousands
of
workers,
farmers
and
athletes.
Overhead
great
numbers
of
planes
Ht
Air
Force
In
the
1922
aerial
map-
shot
during
June
and
July
as
filled
the
skies
ike
a
cloud
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
and
Payne's
See
Windows
For
Numerous
Qther
Items
oi
Outstanding
Value
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
Full
double'
bed
size
flannelette,
sheets.
Green,
rose,
mauve,
blue,
gold,
plaids.
Fast
colors,
whipped
ends
Q-f
A
A
ready
for
use.
Dollar
Day,
each
shet
JJlAtUlf
Stores
Close
at
6
O'clock
Saturday
PRINCESS
SLIPS
Good
quality
satins,
white
and
tea
rose,
assorted
styles
and
finishes.
CI
AH
Dollar
Day,
each
SUv
PANTIES
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and
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Small,
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Regular
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1
ft
H
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Dollar
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2
pairs
for
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silk
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04
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JuUU
HOSIERY
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qq
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mm
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,
Q-f
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5"'
9'
HAND
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or
batU
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Assorted
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Dollar
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,
?XtUU
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TEA
TOWELS-Linen
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blue
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red
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6
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v-i-tUU.
CLEVELAND
IS
LEADING
New
York
Yankees
Now
Running
Up
In
American
League
CLEVELAND,
May
2.
Cleveland
Indians
are
leading
the
American
League
by
one
and
a
half
games
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play.
The
Indians
defeated
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
In
a
heavy
hitting
game.
The
New
York
Yankees,
by
winning
over
St.
Louis
Browns,
went
into
second
place
ahead
of
Chicago
White
Sox
who
were
blanked
by
Washington
Senators,
The
St.
Louis
Browns
and
Philadelphia
Athletics
are
now
tied
for
cellar
honors
Yesterday's
play
Involved
no
changes
in
position
In
the
National
League
where
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
are
staging
a
merry
race
for
first
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Boston
15,
Detroit
9.
New
York
14,
St.
Louis
5.
Philadelphia
8,
Cleveland
13.
Washington
7,
Chicago
0.
National
League
Cincinnati
2,
Brooklyn
i.
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
0.
Pittsburg
15,
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago-Boston
postponed,
rain.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
W.
St.
Louis
11
(Brooklyn
13
New
York
8
Cincinnati
8
Chicago
5
Boston
6
L
3
5
7
8
7
9
i
Philadelphia
5
11
Pittsburg
4
10
American
League
Cleveland
..12
New
York
n
Chicago
;.
9
Boston
8
Detroit
e
Washington
5
10
St.
Louis
4
10
Philadelphia
4
10
SPORT
CHAT
Pts
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.500
.417
.400
.313
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Fred
ToneyJ
of
Cincinnati
and
Jim
"Vaughan
of
Chicago
pitched
hltless
baseball
for
nine
innlnes
24
years
ago
today
In
a
National
League
game.
Toney
did
not
allow
a
hit
In
the
ICth
inning
but
his
teammates
solved
Vaughan's
of
ferings
for
two
to
win
1-0.
Relative
Health
May
Settle
Sex
London
Doctor
Talks
Of
State
Of
Parents
As
Determining
Factor
LONDON,
May
2:
(CP)
Sex
of
a
child
is
the
sex
of
the
weaker
of
the
two
parties
at
the
tbne
of
con-
Iception,
Dr.
Edward
W.
McCormlck
said
In
emrhasizine
the
narental
jhealth
theory
on
the
predetermln-
aiton
o
sex.
"It
Is
natureVj
lneenlous
mthorf
of
keeping
the
sexes
in
equal
ratio,
and
by
walline
until
the
one
whose
sex
Hip
required
to.
duplicate
in
a
Ftate
of
health
below
that
of
the
other
partner,
the
sex
of.
me
cnud
may
he
predetermined,
Pr.
'McCormlck
said,
"
Success
of
the
method
u-as
de
pendent
on
duration
of
ill
health
(at.
the
time
of
conception
and
migm
prove
of
use
-where
a
male
men-
was
essential,
j
Dr.
McCormlck
quoted
a
case
to
show
that
nature
is
wiser
than
man.
a
famous
athlete
became
the
(father
of
a
bov
althmio-h
ing
to
the
predetermination
theory,
.k
niuuiu
nave
Deen
a
girl
as
the
mother
was
ill.
six
months
later
wit
ma
nana
developed
acute
an-
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
130
neated
Rooms
not
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In'
Connection
Mrs.
C.
n
Black,
Proprlettess
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Garden.Freh
and
Cr(sp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
lteas-onable
Prices.
1
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ECQOy
STORE
Phones
18
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19
P.0.
Box
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Pledge
for
War
SaWr
SALAD
TEA
CANADA
AT
WAR
(Continued
from
Page
One)
trioution,
in
blood,
treasure
and
sweat,
to
the
defence
of
the
politi
cal
and
social
principles
tha,t
have
made
Norm
America
what
It
is.
aria
r
.
6ie.ii
crity
marshalling
'
1
1
trace.
"J.
a
r.ory
that
Cans
knnir
in
it.
.
WAR
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ClfMTf-riti,
Trt
.
1
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'
J
J
(W-vt.vu
w
aunniv
nr
fH
.
the
American
nations
declared
war
against
Germany
seven
days
after
Britain
declared
war
In
September,
1939.
It
points
out
that
Canada
made
this
decision
voluntarily,
on
its
own
authority
as
a
nation
of
sovereign
power
and
with
complete
freedom
of
action.
Many
reasons
are
suggested
for
the
spontaneous
response
of
the
Canadian
people
to
the
German
attack
on
freedom,
democracy
and
everything
for
which
Canada
stood,
and
it
sums
up
Canada's
present
attitude
as
one
of
resolution,
union
and
determination.
"This
unity"
It
goes
on
to
say,
"so
much,
more
evident
than
In
the
last
war,
this
grlmne'ss
and
deter
mination
to
throw
Into
the
stiugjlef
.750
all
that
the
country
"has
of
avail
.647
able
material
and
man
power
which
i
.643
also,
outruns
anything
shown
In
.561
tthe
earlier
struggle,
springs
from
a
In?
tn
lfniQ
trt
vmpany.
prir.;e
Rep
rL.YVRir.mi
.
LONDON
May
2:
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Keynoids.
whose
Ktion
nln
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ocouis
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big
hit
asa
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CHICAGO.
May
2..-
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higher
W,t
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ftitiiil
day.
BAU
sum
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f.
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price
u
23'
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39
single
source
a
clear
knowledge
of
WANTED
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RENT-te
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this
war
Is
about,
what
its
or-
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or
7
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