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THE; PASSING OF MRS,
is GBINA Maci:b ONALD'
On March 3ot11, at her residenct: oat
Patrick St., where for months she
had fought bravely against an insid-
ious illness, Mrs. Robina MacDonald,
late of Aberdeen, Scotland, passed
away. VVith inarked 'unselfishness,
a predominating " trait of her high
character, she bore her days of pain
and discomfort,. patiently and silently,
lest, as she said, she ;dight cause oth-
ers to worry.
Her childhood and .early girlhood
were spent on the 20c1 concession of
'Cuirass, where her brother, Mr, R.
W. Simpson resides, Her married.
life, varied with occasional summer
seasons in Canada, or travels in Eur-
ope, was spent in Scotland.
Her son, the only boy of three, who
grew to manhood, a proverbial Scott-
ish lad, clever and capable, a young
Officer with the Seaforth Highlanders,
lost his life in 1917, when with a Div-
ision of the Allenby Army, his regi
ment operated• in the region of the
Tigris and Euphrates.
Modern phychologists,:who wish to
reduce all thought to a natural science,
having a physical basis, might halt
amid, their concrete facts ,to ask)
whence comes unquenchable faith, im-
movable and ever-renewingc
Faith .,such as this was Mrs. Mac-•
donald's stronghold. Even through
the darkdays of the late war, days
which sorely tried the faith of many,
when in Britain,-evening,lights were
prohibited, and rations were low;
wherein scores of homes where music
and 'jollity ha to be heard, sobs and
fathers -were missing; .when her keenly
sympathetic nature was shadowed by
the sorrows of others, and later pierc-
ed by the untimely death of her prom -
ming son, Mrs..Macdonald never wav-
ered in her trust, , that in the great
cosmos of things, there must be some
design, some onward and ultimate
good.
Widowed, the last of .her three chil-
dren game, Mrs. Macdonald, in T923,
resolved to, return to Canada, trusting
that the clear air and sunshine might
restore her war -tried health. To
wards this hoped for restoration,al-
though at last defeated, she did inuch
to assistnature by holding her mind'
cheerful and busy.
Love for the ,simple -,,,common things
of life, was with her, a gift. Just
a sunshiny day, the face of a friend, a
kindness one for another, .;and the
Leads the World in Motor Car Value,
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emyi egoo for the finest and -smoothest tierfornttance results, ,Dial
treed 7, rather than 3 or 4.
Obviously, 3 or 4 supports for a crankshaft cannot give it the rigidity
and smoothness of 7. That is why Nash—with customary engineer-
ing progressivetxess--has developed the 7 -bearing motorr' for all
Nash models.
The 7 bearings of Nash achieve iovoew-smoeithriess''' and quietness,
and achieve it, moreover, tnith no sacrifice of etete` etwt erg.. fit fact,
the:ropersup n
p supportf the. crankshaft decidedly iip><4Ovtis, the energy
and aggressiveness of the car>
Herre is another fact;
to remember about`
the,
r5tdriiige have more bearing surfacesby actual' riieattreite1b,6drcLn•afny&cylinderengine
of similar size and price, not *atter i h
%rings it has. (Actziall, , With,
,
,
fewer bearings.)
y 20 squanr,e intelks�s. more oes many
Vithe
thaw Cars th6
ten you buy vont 1927 motoe car be swe'to asks'r<
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main beatittgsr' And for better results choose the car that has ie
Nash offers you this Tiir,trfortinance,adt+antage ixn every single; model',
DO matter which, oneof the 23 Nash models -you chooser
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WIN�vI AM ADVANCl -TI1VI ,$
Thursday. `,A. 4th,. xgzry"
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PREPARE
For The Holidar
By making your selection of chick wear-
ing apparel and smartest accessories from
aur up-to-date clean stock.
Silk Hosiery
Priced' at
50c, 89c, 95c, 1.00
1.25, 1.45, 1.95, &
2.25 per pair.
Gloves
Silk or Swede Fab
ric from 39c -pair
to 1.98.
Scams
Qualities such as
Lace, Georgette,
, Crepe-JD°e - Chene
Etc. Beautiful col-
or ., and style de-
signs. From 69c
to .3.95 each.
• Nurses
most `.attractive
ones ranging in
price from 89c to.
2.95 each.
Collars, Testees, Jabots
We are showing a very smart range of
choice neckwear suitable' for Easter wear.
and though style and quality must come
first you are assured of our usual low price
Holiday Special,
'7 Dozen Pull Fashioned Silk Hose.
+I 1 Fine Range Of Spring Colors. Regu-.
'tjry)b .lar 1.95 value, for -per pair 1.69.
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Dress cioocls Dept, Cs
CREPE DE CfENE }
'L T CREPE
CANTON CREPE
GEORGETTE CREPE
„In ail the
wanted
Go1ors
P'rINTED CREPES
RAYON TAFFETAS
PRINTED SOISETTE
PRINTED SHANTUING
?"RINTED VOILES
New
and
Attractive
Cloths
Best
Wishes
For
u
SEE
Our Srn
SOF-
COATS
DRESSES
1 II LINEPLY"
STYLES LOTHS UP -1 u-.TSE'MINUTEA
AND. SLOTHS
NEW COATS are arriving two to theme;
time, a week' which keeps our assortment
most up-to-dae.
NA,V-Y' predominates, this season. Our
present range of this, color is quite attrac-
tive. Be sure to see; it.
.n. Dresses
you " will find us
well equipped to
-handle your needs.
The New
Short Stout
Sizes
enables us to make
a perfect .fit when
otherwise short
figures have been
usable to secure a
ready-:to-weargar-
ment.
A New Shipment.
of
Millinery
just arrived for
Ladies And
Children.
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Holiday Specials
10 Dcr4gn . I,ar ,
plt s Silk 11oomer
— warranted colors, 2 sizes in the lot. I
Regular 1.45 line, special per pair L29
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Men's and Boy's Wear
Holiday Suggestions.
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Shirts, Ties, Collal?s
Checked Silk-Wod$; Silk -Lisle SOeits
Braces, Belts, Garters, Atm Band; Maps
Underwear, Pyjamas,, Etc.
Beautify the Horne
a r For the Holiday.
1' Curtain Goods, Net Panels, Frilled Curt
ains.. Side Draperies, Linoleum, ' Floor Oil-
cloth, Congoleum; Rugs, Mats, Blinds,, &c.
'The Waiker *IOt.,
•day was eoni'iKit"d.. D'ttring the past
sutimer, when c$'ri'fitted• to' bed, she
y
often spoke of thd' d o of'elle robin,
the bird that annually'bet'a%es itself to
Winghatn, as, to a 'birdld fhar disc
Her well -stored mind, drirt,il'iett t
good literature, and fortified by the
Eternal promises, was ever
{ sonal source of supply. Especially
touched when any slight kindness was
bestowed upon herself, her thbughtw
fitttiess for others was corns'tant. t -ler
is unfailing sense of. hutrtor, her ready
'excuses for the failings of others,
made for inward harmony, but above
all, and beneath all, and all -embracing
Was her sublienduriri� faith
me andg
that a Divine Ivtind canes said sustains
14er funeral held. torr Saturday, Ap�
til 2it4 was attentied,.liy family rein
ft
trolls and trnatty t
lead ltrtowrt h'er in gsrrrtrrit;
An only .srs^ter, alvei the first est one
to -''.c e
pass from
a faint
1 c"x.
t 1
e of
y
.� seven
she leaves behind, fie btctitlit'rs Dr, A.
A:' Si'1ii3sari, of ,l£tntatl, .:l°'obert• W.
Siiripsott and John. A", on the &Sitte-
stead; James J. W. of orottof Ewen
Vt., of Innisfail, Alberta and Af'b!er
Cj; of Laugham, Sask.
Besides leaving those of her inti.
mate family, she. leaves friends who'
feel that the world is jttst a little ,etnp
tier since` Mrs. Macdonald has pass.
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A,`'I`t vDtt�s Best Booster
A 'writer it a current magazine ob.,
serves, "Tf the ne riYspaper is last a
little better than fts",town, the latter
is the gainer thereby." Towns and
then" newspalyers ttsita.11 lag or lead
togetherr. Pi ogressiVe jorirtta,listliis
flee 1i2t611h ttyttira t,f tyke Tstlxafkrc
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agset than a honkie newspaper ectio,!l,to
the needs of the community} ' While
a poor newspaper is better than none,
t otlie individual reader,that does 'not!
Auld true of the "town . ; What tau a
gorsdl newspaper do for its community? ' ,At ,,art Bird
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