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ed ,out at half price. Clocks, Hair
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Pieces, Jewel Boxes and odd pieces.
All Half' Price.
China and Glass War
CHINA TEA SETS
Regular $2o.00 for _ _..._$xq..5o
Regular $x4.35 for
CHINA CUPS AND' SAUCERS
Bowls, Vases, Candy :Jars,, Cake
Plates, etc. less 2o• per cent.
SEMI -PORCELAIN DINNER AND
TEAW.ARE
In odd lines in pretty' ,shapes and'
patterns to clear less 20 per cent;.
CUT. GLASS
Berry Sets, Water Sets, Creams arid
Sugars, Vases, -etc, less' 20 to 30 per
cent.
Sherbets, regular $5.90, the 6 for -$3.95
Sherbets, regular $2.4o, the 6 for -$/.95
Sherbets and Plates, regular $4.5o
for 6, for
FANCY SERVING 'TRAYS.
Regular $8.00; for . .___ ::
Regular $3.00, for
Regular $z.5o, for _._
Fancy Candle Sticks, regular $2.50.
(with candles) •for
Silver Bon Bon Trays, Butter Dishes,
etc. 20 and 4o per cent off.
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Half Price.
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lar $33.50, for a .....$26.8o
3 piece ;Silver Tea Service, regu-
lar $25.00, for $18:95
piece Silver Tea Service, regu-
lar ,$2o.00, for $x4 95.
3 piece Silver Tea Service, regu-
lar $12,00, for $7 95
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Earr illgs, ':Cui@llin s, Tie
Pins, injs, Va liar
C ,, sex, etc.
Earrings, 50c to, $x„5o, to clear out 25c
Fountain Pens (School Specials),
regular '50c, for e.29c
Cufflinks, Bar Pins, Tie Pins, Walde-
mar Chains, Knives, many pat-
' terns to clear out less 20
to 50 per cent.
Ladies' :Fancy Rings, regulara $12,
for $8.95
Regular $ro.00, for $6.95 '
Regular $8,00, for _ ... _ $4.95.
Regular $2,5o, for _
Regular $1.95, for .. ..
Sterling Silver Rings to clear at
Half Price.
Vanity Cases :and Powder Boxes
less .. ._.2o to 5o per cent.
Bracelets, Barrettes and Hair Combs
Half. Price.
'Bar Pins, a few only very' attractive
to clear at Half Trice.
UMBRELLAS
Ladies' and Gents' less 20 per cent.
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Mantle Clocks, regular $rx:oo grid
Tambour Mantle Clocks, regular
$x8.00,:foz ...... _ ....$z2:95
Regular $r2.00, for ...,, $8.95
Regular $io.00, for ,.,._. $7.85
'Alarm Clocks, few only, to clear less
20 per cent.
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ed Oak,
ial regC. $z8e.00,Clockfor f.:»:.._-
$9.95
LEATHER GOODS
Ladies' Hand Bags, • Music Rolls,
etc, less zo per cent.
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Regular $5,00, for . ., .._ _ $18.95
Regular $33.00, for .$24.5o
Regular $28.00, for $19.95
Regular $r800 for $x2,g5
Regular_$xo.00, for
Regular $5.00, for .._.
Regular $2,00 and $2.5o, for
Ladies' ' Wrist : Watches
Regular $35.00, for
daegular $25.00, for .4,..._._.....,...__..__$] 5.95
Regular $18.00e, for _ _..$x2:95
Regular $x6.00, for $x1.95
Regular $14,00, for
Regular $i2;oo, for _._ :.$9:95
Regular $ro,00, . for . .$6.95
Every Watch or Clock bears Hamil-
ton's Guarantee.
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Eversharp Pens and a, few Four -
Jain Pens less 20 to 5o per cent.
Men's Signet Rings, ;several pat-
terns to Clear less _ 20 t0 5o p; a
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TOOK WIFE TO HOCKEY
MATCH
To the Editur av the Advance-Toimes
'Tis plated I am intoirely that
'arlyznint' has opened again fer the
saysen, fer mebby now we will foind
someting to rade in the papers be-
soides shtories av bank min beim sint
to jail, an how could it is at Whoite
River.r awn King an Billy Black
will be back in theer et 1d shtalls, wid
the rist av the Progrissives, lookiti
v yw'
er oise ate indepindint, but iviry
lasht wan act thim dhressed in foine
new soots av clothes, cut afther the
Grit patthern, barrio inebby Miss Ag-
nes McPhail, an a few others who
hey singe enough to sometimes vote
wid the Tories. Mebby 'tis bettlier
so, fer what koind av a hockey match
cud ye hev wid the two soides about
'avenly Snatched, au a lot " av other
fellahs talon tip moshe av the room
on the oice, an gittin in the way av
the regular players, an knocicin the
puck fursht wan way an thin the oth»
,er?' Shure, theer wud be nayther
sinse nor rayson in such a game.
Me ould frind,. Sandy Banks,, ,net
ane on the shtrate wan day an asked
ane whoy I had shtopped wroitin
about the U, F. O's. T tould him I
wus surproised at a pian av his years
aa undhershtandin askin'such a ques-
tion, "Shure," sez I, "'tis no use
trashin ould shtraw all 'the toime," I
sez. "Ye moind :whin we used to
trash our pays wid the ould pawv'erty
shticks," sez I, "an whin we had giv-
in the shtraw .tlie third turnip, an
flailed it to a finish, we , put it back
in a the mow to fade the shape," I sex,
"an, share if theer wus a few grains
lift in it, ;they wudden't do the crag-:
thugs army hernial." He didn't say
annyting more, 'be rayson av the.fact
+that theer wussen't annyting lift fat-
:
er' annywan to say. ',Cho argyneint wus
closed so to slapake, an bein a man,
he, av coorse, knew whin to shtop
talkie.
I.. tuk the niissus down to the Ar-
enay noight lasht: Froida 'nor ht to see the
hockey match betwane Witighane an
Ripley, At fursht she purtinded she
didn't care to go, but I tould her if
she wanted to be in the siawim wid
the other ladies she wud her to
shtart to attind funkshuns av this
koind. ,Well, she consinted to go, but
only to plate me, she sid, bait I not-
ished that whinshe got theer she did-
n't want to cone away till the Iaslit
dog was hung, as the ould sayin is.
Afther, we . got borne she sed that
nubby we cud. hev shpint our sivinty
ciilts bather in i iiyus a pound av
Mishter Mills'. good tay befoor the
proice goes anny'hoigher. Ay coorse
I tuk no notish av that koind av talk
fer I' wudden't be afraid to bet :tin
chits that she will want to attind ivw
iry hockey match that is played now,
an !I may Link nieself luckey if I don't
hev to buy her a pair av shkates.
The whither is moving along noice-
ly, an we 41101.: soon hev shpring
again. On the farruzns we used to.
say that a good manager , shud hev
half hes fade lift in the barren on rize,.
foorteenth av February, an, share,
'twas a good rule to folly. The miss -
us has soigned up wid the 7Cortieult-
��uw,�n,�wlr�ul�au�nuas s Irilf�
chural Society an is goin to go .in
shtrong fer flowers this year, 'Tis a
good ting, an I hope iirirybody will
shtart in wid the oidea av =akin
Wiiigham the purtiest town on the
snap. We hey the situashun,' an the
trees, an the river fer boatin an.
shwininiin an fishin, an a complete
sewer sishtem,: an pure . wather to
drink, a shplindid' electric loight ser-
vice an a hundred an wan advantages
over naosht av the other towns, so
all we nade is a ' little :more intir
proize an taste on the part of the pay-
ple an ivirytirag wud be all right,
' Yours till niat wake,
Timothy Y Ha .
:NMO17RIS
Miss Laura Casemore, entertained
a number of her friends to a social
evening one evening last week, all re-
port having had a very enjoyable ev-
ening.
'EAST WAWANOSf
Mand Mrs. Robert James, seen
a. day last week with friends in Blyth.
Ishsii INNIINtluglCll�NYNI� :!, IROM Egg
In The, Near Future
Mother --"Children, here's a quart-
er. Go down to the saloon and get
your ice cream cone and soda water.
And on your way hack stop in at the
drug store and bring your father
home."
—0—
A hick town is a place where the
cashier's wife tells the neighbors how
much you have on deposit,
The cost of living wouldn't be near
so high, think's 'Nick" Carter if folks
didn't go out after supper.
--0—
Correct this sentence -"I have writ-
ten a .million business : letters," he
boasted "and never : have written
yours, to hand and contents noted,"
--o—
Her mother called,
The' clock struck three,
The milkman came,
But still sat he
A-neckin'=
The roqf fell in,
Two planets met,
The dead wake up.'
But he's there. yet,
A-neckin.
,l', a c91111J, ! i i ''III l
ticher so y
Sacje.i;'t gashing
des, any hear!:
But arty laps < e
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A. mart is 4afc so lorxl, ''
only 'aurae at Ithaa-whet'
to senile` she is dangerous
SHORT DIVISION
"What is an' arithmetical kiss?
"Two divided by,nothin "
Often takes a crank
thing.
—0—
"My 'husband' and I sat up together
till nearly 4 o'clock this morning.
"Radio or cross -words?
"Neither. Our daughter claimed it
was a punctured tire."
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No one ever got ahead, by holding
someone else back.,
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1 . "If it' wasn't for taxes, Christmas
gifts, gasoline, oil. stocks, and such
like, most of us would• have'.' a little
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A young lady not familiar with tIto
language of railroad men happdied to
be walkizig near a depot where
freight train was being made ere One
of the brakemen' shouted. "Jump o,x
her whenshe comes by, ran beg
down by the elevator cut ber-in two -
and bring the head end'up to the de-
pot." Screaming '.`Murder" the yourr
Tidy fled' from the spot.
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Try to see through' things and see
things through,
WILL GET ANOTHER 'CRACK AT
DEMPSEY
Tex Rickard has announced that
he : will match Tom Gibbons and
lack Dempsey for a return title
bout early in June. The, winner is•
to be pitted against the negro as-
pirant to . the championship, Harry
Wills, in September.
Iragination, Humor, Kindness, Athletic
Attributes to Success
Put, Real Success Rarely Obtained Except Through
Individual effort, Says E. W. Beatty.
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48.There are many :ex.6y
ceptions to every
rule in which accident'
or good fortune seem
to have played a great
part in a boy's or a
man's life; but in the
main, "real success is
probably rarely obtained exeept
through individual effort." In ad-
dressing the students of Lower 'Can-
ada College recently, B. W. Beatty,
Chairman and president of the Ca-
nadian Pacific Railway, enumerated
as qualities and attributes to ma-
terial success, work, self-reliance
Coupled with modesty, loyalty, 'Im-
agination, humor, studied thought
and human kindness.
"11 I were to pick out for you the
most admirable quality possessed by
the students of this college, I would
say that it is that of loyalty; loyal-
ty to your family, to your school, to
your university, to your country and
to yourself. The second in the long
list of qualities which are admirable
is imagination; dreams mean ideal
ism and idealism is often followed
by construetive vision. Imagination
enables a man to take out of life
sometimes more than there is hi it.
Retain as long as you can your faith
in other men.
"The third duality that 1 would
mention is self-reliance, and I think
that it is probably one of the out-
standing characteristics of the Ca-
itadian young men." The field of
athletics, Mr. Beatty considers as
the most helpful contributor Lo the
spirits of self-reliance and having.
euli,i rated the .nut -doors: spirit he
would then "cultivate ;a sense of
bunior—not the 'h arnifid humor
n'tl
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t nkdelightt'
ithan theoconfusionly or hu-
initiation oftaotheesrs, but,
that humor which en-
ables 'a man to laugh
at .himself . and hold
himself in proper pro-
portion, a man who
sees the bright side:'
and communicates the
brightness to others."
"Now, most of you,"
he said, "will • proceed!
from here to a :uni-
versity and into a pro-
fession, or maybe with-.
out the university
course into business5 i
and you will want to
succeed, and perhaps
you would not mind nay
saying some of the
things that I have observed that
contributed to a man's suc,ess.
"At the outset come the qualities
1 have mentioned to you became
they are so admirable it themselves.,
There are many and I can only then -
tion 'n few. I have mentioned self.
reliance. Couple it with modesty- ,
that fast disappearing virtue—and
you have a combination . of inestim-
able value to any boy starting in life.
`Now there is a word, an ugly
word, which has a great deal to de
with a. boy's or a man's success—
Work t:... This school and higher
colleges can give you much.; They .:
can teaeh you to think, study and:
analyze, but your education in it-
self will not make you anything.
This is a result which crust come
from your own effort. Do yotte
own thinking. Advise and consult;,.
with others, especially older and:
more experienced people. Mental:
exercise is just as good as athletic&
if you are later to take your places
111 a contest where ;ittdginerit ant$:
brains are your chief equipment
and not physical powers. A g,
"`Che lastquality 1 ant going to'
mention which helps a boy to ate-
eeed is human kindness, Mr, Beat-
ty said, Your own suecess will
never be retarded by a kindly and:
neighborly .spirit.,Remember that
you will go much farther :through
the pod will of others than you
cart
possibly o by elinbinh ever -:
tile's .hack."
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