i
SATIN
SLIPS
Ua
Up
.
white
or
lea
rce,
lace
1.00
MOOMERS
or
PANTIES
.
bloomers
or
panties.
2
for--
$1.00
RLOCSES
cl'wsc-v
assorted
colors.
Datli
$1.00
SWEATERS
wool
.sweaters,
plain
or
fai:cy
I'hoiwi
J
$1.00
H
ORN'S
RRIEKS
.
mesh
fabric
tea
rose.
3
for
$1.00
GIRLS'
PANTIES
t
panic.;
,ilk
stripe,
pink
or
while.
$1.00
SPORT
WAISTS
i
waist
in
white
tirlpc
or
flutes.
81.00
wiM)()V
SHADES
.
i;aile...
36
inches
wide,
cream
only.
85c
MUSLINS
and
NETS
mu
.
iv
and
nets,
white
crnaln
and
J
jt
4
yards
$1.00
WOMEN'S
DRESSES
u
dresses,
assorted
silk
pilnts
and
$1.50,
Each
-
'
$1.95
-
W
NIGHTGOWNS
nt-ae
nightgowns,
blue
or
pink,
to
?1.3
$1.50
'ilUDLESorCOnSOIJCTTES
girdles
or
corsolettcs,
an
asMji
twent
ten-
S1.00
SILK
CREPE
HOSE
Pure
.silk
crepe
hose,
all
new
shades,
pair
59c
RAYON
SILK
HOSE
Women's
rayon
silk
how;,
new
shades,
3
pairs
$1.00
COTTON
GOWNS
Women's
cotton
gowns,
trammed
embroidery.
2
for
$1.00
SPORT
SHIRTS
Girls'
sport
.shirts
and
middy
blouses,
2
for
.
$1.00
PLAID
JACKETS
Girls'
all
wool
plaid
jackets;
to
$2.o0,
for-
$1.50
EARRIC
GLOVES
Women's
fabric
gloves,
assorted
colors
and
white.
Pair
35c
'
HAP.Y
RLANKETS
Baby
blankets,
nursery
rattmns.
2
for
$1.00
CUSHIONS
Cushions,
crettonne
covered,
assorted
patterns.
3
for
.
$1.00
TOWELS
Towels,
white
ground,
nssorted
color
stripe,
......
20x40.
4
for
$1.00,
ta
iile
Covers
Rayon
table
covers.
50x50.
2
for-
$1.00
.
TEA
TOWELS
Stripe
tea
towels,
splendid
quality.
4
for-
$1.00
CRETONNES
'
Cretonnes,
asserted
new
patterns,
39
Inches
wide.
3
yards-
$1.00;
DRESS
SKIRTS
All
wool
dress
-kii
ts.
assorted
.vlziw.
Each
-
$1.50
PRINT
DRESSES
Children's
print
dresses
and.play.suit3.
2
for
$1.00
Wc
Close
at
(
p.m.
Saturdays
Urd
and
KuKoit
GRADUATION
CEREMONIES
Diplomas
Arc
Presented
to
Pupils
Of
Orade
XII.
Graduation
ceremonies
were
held
In
the
Auditorium
of
the
Booth
i
Memorial
High
School
on
Wednes-
j
day
afternoon
when
Department
of
i
Education
High
School
graduation
diplomas
were
awarded
to
the
slu-j
dents
of
Grade
XII.
who
successfully
completed
four
years
of
work
.
In
the
curricula
of
the
High
School.
I
The
auditorium
was
beautifully
decorated
with
evergreens,
plants
and
flowers
for
the
occas.on.
The
ceremonies,
which
were
religious
and
inspirational,
deeply
Impressed
the
large
audience
Qtrents
and
'friend
of
the
young
fradu-
ates
as
well
as
the
students
who
had
assembled
to
witness
and
take
part
In
the
ceremonies.
-
I
Very
Rev.
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson
of
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
concluded
the
rcUeious
service
whichs
con
sisted
of
hymns,
Bible
reading
and
prayers.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
.delivered
the
address
to
the
graduating
class.
It
was
an
insoiriru;
and
moving
address
which
will
Ions
be
,
remembered
by
the
youmr
graduates
as.
an
earnest
exhortation
and
a
ringing
challenge
to
nobleMiving,
high
service,
and
gentlemanly
conduct
throughout
life.
Following
the
pddress
Dr.
Mandy
presented
I
the
graduation
diplomas.
1
Ethel
Knutson.
selected
by
her
class
as
valedictorian,
.pavj
the
valedictory
address,
receiving
well
J
merited
applause
for
her
clearness
of
enunciation
and
for
the
well
chosen
matter
of
her
speech.
.
Musical
numbers
were
contributed
by
Frances
Moore,
who
play-rrf
ns
n
nianoforte
solo
"The
Dance
nf
the
Golllwa-r,"
and
oy
Yvonne
Rlffou
who
san?
"We're
Proud
or
;
Canada."
Yvonne
Riffou
also
played
durtn"
the
processional
march
of
the
students
and
teacher;.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
princlpal-of
the
ifchool,
oreslded.
Mis
Irene
Mitchell
su'peiVlsed
students'
arrangements.
Following
the
ceremonies,
tea
was
served
in
the
rooms
of
thevhome
economic
department.
Mrs.
6'Nclll
and
Miss
Mitchell
roured.
with
pirls
of
the
eraduatlng
class
servinct.
Members
of
the
graduating
c'nss
are:
Mariorie
Allen.
Ale
Hill,
Betty
Blake,
Ada
Brown.
Helen
Brown,
Eleanor
Clapp,
Jack
Col-Urn
IJIf
Doctor.
Joan
Forest,
Joyce
Gillett,
Marlka
K?ewaki.
Edith
Kecfe.
Kosta
KlMaS
Ethel
Knutson.
Setsuo
Kewahata,
Irene
Lindsay,
James
MacKay,
Jean
Mac-Kay,
Don
MeCouver,
Frances
Moore,
Kayzl
Nlshlo,
Dave
Oland,
Janet
Owens,
Astrl
Petersen,
Anna
Mae
nvinv
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Evening
Dance
Cruise
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s.
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1
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iMONDAY,
JUNE
Kith
having
CN.R.
Dock
8:00
p.m.-Rcturnlng
11:00
P1".
by
1st
?,
"ocky
Mountain
Itangers
7-Piccc
Dance
OrcbeMra
CRUISE
FARE
$1.00
(MusTax)
ft'Mre
;hmenU
served
aboard
-
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comfortably
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lpholstered
Bench,
Full
Size
Bed,
Chiffonier,
Cable
Spring,
Inner
Spring
Mattress
S1X-PIIXH
IHNIXrE
SUITE-Buffet,
Extension
v
QAQ
50
Table,
4
Upholstered
chairs.
Special
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Moose
Building,
Third
Avenue
Telephone
Green
91(5
Store
Hours
from
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Ream,
Koichl
Sakamour,
Ruth
Scherk,
Magnhild
Storseth,
Jim
Stuart,
Sachl
Tsumura,
Jack
Wearmouth,
John
Wilson,
Anne
Wlnslow,
Emily
Yamanaka.
Steamship
Sailings
I
for
Vancouvci-
Tiiesdav
Catala
...
Thursday
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
11
Friday
Ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
Cardcna
10
Saturday
S.S.
Prince
George
11
June
11
S.S.
Princess
Louise
June
14
S
S.
Princess
Charlotte
June
21
S.S.
Princess
Louise
June
28
S.S.
Princess
Charlotte
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Vancouver
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5
p.m.
p.m
10
a.m.
Fri,
S.S.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
SS.
Prin.
Adelaide
4
pjn.
S.S.
Cardena
..
p.m.
June
6
S5.
Princess
Louise
,
-a.m.
June
9
S.S.
Princess
Charlotte
a.m
June
16
S.S.
Princess
Louise
a-m-
June
23
S.S.
Princess
,
Charlotte
a.m.
.
June
30
S.S.
Princess
Louise
'
a.m.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.ru
Wednesday
SS.
Prince
Rupert
3
p.m.
Friday
S.S.
Prince
.
George
-
3
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
'
Premier-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
am
Thursday
S.S.
Pr.
Rupert
3
p.m.
,
Saturday
S.S.
Pr.
George
8
pm.
For
Alice
Arm.
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson:
SS.
Catala.
p.m.
From
Alice
Arm,
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Tuesday
ss.
Catala
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Mid-Month
Specials
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
HOUSE
FROCKS
:5i..,
aborted,
sizes
and
patterns.
$1.00
Communications
are
set
up
between
two
gun
troops
as
1st
Division
artillery
takes
its
position
durlnTnianvres
Gunners
B.
Hugbres
Saint
John
N.B.,
and
Al
Armitage
of
St.
Catharines.
Ont.,
take
a
message
as
Captain
R.
A.
Murdoch
of
Ottawa
looks
on.
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
ICast
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
,
6
pm.
From
the
i:ast-
Tucsdays.
Thursday's
and
.
8aiurdav
-
11
pm.
Bfiekels
for
Freedom
or
Shackles
for
Serfs
Buy
Victory
Bon
til'
Never
Say
Die
-Say
Buy
Vlc-
jtory
Bonds!
Listen
Tonight
Conrad
Nagel
In
'So
Ends
Our
Night'
STATION
CBU
6
p.nu
P.S.T.'
ACK
THE
MEN
behind
the
Guns!
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