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,

COOL WEATHER IS FORECAST |

ther—and-the west—coast— will be-welter than usual, The out- look is not a specific forecast and changes may occur. Other normal temperatures (.a nd préecipitations):. New York 66 (3.5), New Orleans 77° (4.4), San Francisco 60 (0.3).

(CP Newsmap)

Above-tonmnal” temperatures are indicated for the Prairles in thie 30-day weather outlook ~ the United States weather

, bureau for mid-May to mid- June. However, both east and west coasts are expected to have unseasonably cool wea-

by

Stratford festival has the high- est. rating inthe council.

Elmer Forbes (PC—Dauphin) wondered whether any council grant would be considered for

Tail Lights "Are Debated the Dauphin, Man., Ukranian Festival. He said many - art |

_OTTAWA (CP) — yy proposal forms were

practised at the that green tall lights be made festival, including the eoloring a compulsory addition to motor at Easte? eggs. -vehiclesdrew-__mixed.reaction--—-y4¢--—yartineau-reptied—that- Tuesday from delegates to the ine festival was being held in

annual ‘Ontario traffic confer- connection with the 1967 cele-

ence. iets = brations and thus falls under the

Insp,Ernest” W. Duffield of wing of the centennial commis- the Sarnia police department If the festival continued

sion.

gaid the proposal was aimed at 7, perhaps somethin ~.«ppoviding.more:..timeto...adjust.. eo ocite ea :

h he red ed then the red Sa flashed Jack Bigg (PC—Athabaska) fr ice Wondered if the. council wasn’t He told delegates from police gonad cages

t spreading — its Cepartments, and _ traffic. peeps “an area. Perhaps most-of—

ki t wae tae scaent. >= the money shouldbe directed tem of red lights on the back towards one aspect of Canadian fart. He noted other countties”

of vehicles” i red-light Aa ee z specialized in one of the. arts.

adie sen light, brake Tent Italy for eer, was noted for; and ‘turn: signal. its singing.

If a driver took his eye off the Mr: Martineau said the coun- | road at the moment the driver cil considers —art as__interna- ahead. braked, the only thing to tional. It was trying to aid: Ca- notify the driver behind would nadian culture by commission- be greater brilliance of the red ing Canadian novels, plays and

light. other works:: It had ~ under-

RAW ATTENTION ~~ ~_ writtén_ “‘some~ lemons’ in ~com="} But if the tail light wee mon with - other groups in the |

green, application of’: the red field.

brake light would be quickly | seri Se

noticed.

eg Sac had heen plied with success to front sig- |: nal lights whose amber color See

made them: easily distinguish-_ k New Rights able from the white headlights. MONTREAL (CP) Pine Amber turn signals should be point Mines Ltd., a. subsidiary used: on the back of vehicles as of Consolidated Mining and Smelting. Co.,--announced Tues-

Several delegates speke—from the floor in opposition to the proposal, claiming ‘green has ° “traditionally. indicated -all clear ahead and a driver could not give . this, . assurance to drivers following him. ‘

Insp. Duffield said tests con-

Pyramid Mining . _Co.,. for ita mineral claims in the Northwest Territories: on

Terms of the shee, “to ‘merge the two properties that border ‘each other were not disclosed at the request.

ducted. by optometrists indicated “jy G. Jewitt, president of » green is easily perceived by the pine Point, said the company Fye: started production in Novem-

- jurisdiction.” They don’t rate as

~ ber, 1965, and. has proven ore reserves of 21,500,000 tons. The Hockey Said reserves proved - four « per “cent ‘Jead and .7,2, vet cent zinc, he added. s¢ Outside Scope Pyramid, whose’ mine ~was discovered last year, said its

Of Cc reserves were around 11,000,000

ouncci tons of lead and zinc. It has not yet gone into production. ~ OTTAWA Teenie pee

not

(CP) — Hockey- is = considered “as part of the PLANS TRADE VISIT

LONDON

arts, humanities. or social. sci- (Reuters) — Doug ances by the Canada Council, !@8 Jay, president of’ the board . _the.Commons—-public—accounts_of trade, will make a ‘three-day

visit to Canada next week for- talks .on Anglo-Canadian trade. He will confer with Canadian cabinet ministers. Jay who leaves here Mays 25, will address a luncheon meeting of the Ca- nadian Club in Ottawa May 2% and the next day will speak at the 14th annual general’ meeting and conference of .the. British- Canadian’ Trade... Association. -

"FIND FEWER COWS The United States' cow herd decreased 5.6 per cent to 16,-

the 600,000 head in 1965. : /

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committee was told’ Tuesday. James Muir (PC —Lisgar) in- quired) about ‘hockey's standing with the government agency es- -ablished to foster. art in the. na: tion .as-the committee consid- ered the (1965, spending program M the Canada Céincil.

Council chairman Jean Mare’ ineau replied that hockey and “her spor{s are ‘“‘outside our

art fopms. Replying to Percy ~Grey North), he

Noble (PC said

Progressive Conservative KY _

Provincial Campaign

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Office Hours: 9 a.m. - 168 Gt. George. Street

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‘day —it has made an—offer—to—

- MIGHTY M. AYS

your outfits.

Blouses of cotton terylenes, many different sleeve styles.~ Sizes 10- 18., Reg. 3.98 to 6.98 in the group.

white and colours.

“Take Your Pi lok My Sale, each

Save!

Be sure Wools,

A-lines, straight 20\ Reg

3.9

‘ Superb & ‘Lord

wonderful your summery, eat

~ 10-20.

SLIMS - —

“MIGHTY MAY. Savings 1 in Quality Holman’s: Stan

Luxury Matching Lingerie

Famous name lingerie, you ‘il recognize the market’ s name ‘the minute yeu see it.

Nylon satinette.

NYEON— White or natural. Reg. 3.00 MAY SALE, pr

Attracttive lacy

NYLON HALE, SLIP)— small,

large. White or natural: Reg. 6.00. MAY SALE

Reg: 4.98 -

SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS —

“Assortment of Sport-and Dress Ghinte. by nationally known manufae turer. Dress shirts in. fused collar style in. white or striped. Sport shirts. in Tailored from a quality cotton broad- or tapered body With regilar or button brown, red, greys.

plains, neat checks and stripes.

cloth. Choose from’ régular down collar. Shades in blues,

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SAL, EV sites from Our Sportswear Department

LADIES’ SHIRTS AND BLOUSES

Something “you just Can't have too many of, to mix ‘and: match’ and change Cotton” print-shitts, short and long sleeves, many collar styles.

A companion_ May to the ladies’

flannels,

lined or unlined. Plains, checks, pleats,

)7 0 9.97

New for Summer

‘Tarpoon Prints

The minute ySi see“them, you'll know you've got a free sportswear right at

finger-tips. Lovely match-ups,_in many, many...

colours. wardrobe

JAMAICAS - Reg. 5.98

a AIGHT_ SKIRTS — Reg.

PLEATED SKIRTS _ Reg. 6.98 - 8.98. SALE

PANTIES =smalt,—medium;targe—

medium

“SAVE ON MEN’ 5 & BOYS’.

ATHLETIC BOOTS

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4

Some lace trimmed, 4

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V, on SKIRTS 5

Sale saving skirts and blouses, to save on these, too. double knits,

full sheath style. 5.98 to 14.95. MAY | SALE

belted and Sizes “8 -

Quality Gailey

summer of care-

good-enough-to Gather a and a«hand-full.

“3-8 ALE Rex. “7.98 SALE

SALE

Rich Antron trim.

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natural. Reg, 9.00.

MAY SALE, each 4,97

SHIFT GOWN — in nylon Fiesta, with Ban- lon lace... Small, ‘medium or large. “Reg. 9.00. ~

4.97

1.97

or’

3.97 ©

Big Savings on

MEN‘S SPORT COATS

MAY SALE, only

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centre or side vents. Choose your style in either a regular hody or-a-youthful-slim_tapered_body._ Shades ‘bottle green, olive. ante-

lope, brown and charcoal. . Sizes %6 - 44 in- regujar, and tall, Regular. 24.95 - 29.95. SALE nas

MEN'S DRESS PANTS.

‘Tailored from 100% pure’ wool. Perm- anently creased to always: look neat and well pressed. Regular looped waistband with slimming no. pleat front. Shades in charcoal, brown, grey, olive, blue. Sizes

30-40. Regular 14.95 - 16.95.

5.98 Valuels

\ 2.

Regular 4.98 - 5.98, +

3.97

"Sturdy tuck uppers, comfortable cushion arch insoles, Firm-gvripping rubber soles. Black and. white.

Men's sizes 6-11. Boys’ sizes 1-5, SALES pti... * SALE, fees

—NY¥LON-FUI Sue —sizex 34 - 44, White of —

Tailored from 100%. pure wool or corduroy, 3. button front with —~

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early seasonal

59.95."

_LADIES* SPRING COATS —.. ..

A. very, very special buy in a superb selection of ‘Spring - and : Summer coats: » quality tweeds, laminates and camel hairs: All the very latest

blues. Sizes 5-7;

In rich wool mohairs,- textured boucles,

Many Shades of camel, 10 - 20; .. 14% -

stvles. black, navy, pinks,

244%. Reg. values 19.95 to MAY SALE FEATURE.

1377 39°”

YOU'LL.SAVE 1/3!!! LADIES’ DRESSES.

They're really flatterers, these. “Just come and feast your eyés on these wools, double knits, crepes ...s0 many you must see ‘them to appreciate the selection of shades and styles.” Sizes for all: ~-Jrs. ant Misses’ (8 - 20); Women’s (14'2 --24'2): Vialues from 6.98 to 39.95 SPECIAL MAY SALE VALUES

4” 0 26"

Reg. values from 16.95 to 34.95

What a splendid opportunity to save on your

spring into-summer suit. Buy two. Eye-catch-

ing array of lovelies, popular double knits,

boucles, weols and mohairs. Many, many at:

tractive styles and shades. Sizes (8 - 20), (14'2-

gy ean MAY SALE FEATURE

Mothers. .

A deluge of. hig savings on LADIES’ RAINWEAR

Let it rain or pour, you're’ ready. Big assort- ment of fabrics in_pastels and attractive solids.

Sizes 4- fx. MAY SALE

Beautiful. New

-SPRING. COATS. Ss

_note this...

. tots right up to teens May Sale Values: ther mixes, tweeds, styles and shades that are sure miss; Sizes.-12.--24 .mos....2.--3x,...Reg..8.98 .to.18.95.

5.97, 12.67

May Sale Feature

_Reg,

MAY. SALE

coats for Nit oie MIGHTY "Holan's

Choose from lovely wools, hea-

laminates.

14.95 to 24.95.

Many attractive

fo please a pretty

9.97,, 16.97

Sizes 7--t4and 8-14 Teen. Reg. 17:95 to 29.95.

__ 11.97, 19.97.

Sizes for Tots Richt to Teens!

GIRLS’ DRESSES

“Mighty opportunity to save-on a good selection of spring and. summer. dresses.

Gay

and lovely plains

All ‘Ist. quality, water-repellent fabrics... Sizes anc prints, easy-care cottons “and=-nylons. — Sizes 10. 20_and—half sizes. Reg._values-16.95to- - 3x. Reg. 2.98 - 4.98. SPECIAL... 29.95. . sr 1.97 to 3.27 iT 37 10 1 9 97 Sizes 4- 6x. Reg. 2.98+ 10°95... - Sires 7 = 14-— Reg. 4.98 to 10.95. : : MAY SALE EACH 1.27

BOYS’ 2-PANT SUITS

3 button fromt with centre or side -vents.

check in greys, olive, brown, blues.

Juniors: Reg. Sale...

-Boys’ Reg. 24.95. Sale ets

Reg. 49.95 - 59.95

MEN'S SUITS *

Comfortable Semi-Natural Shoulder 2 or 3 button front. Slimming no pleat trouser. pattérns in stripes and herringbones blues, grevs, browns, olives. regular and tall models (free cuffing). & Reg. 49.95 59.95 — SABE

perfect!

“RAIN & SHINE COATS -

collar, Button. fly: front. 15 ed for easy fitting’ and long wear:

and Pewter. Regular and talls, sizes 36 - 44.

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| Regular looped waistband on trousers with slim. no pleat front- Plain or cuffed bottoms, plains or néat’ muted

™~ 16" 97

Handsome New Spring

_with Centre or side. vents. Plains or- neat

Sizes 35 - 44 -in

3 2c 3Q97

Reg. 19. 95 — Water-repellent to be weather-

Styled. for trim “lines and good looks with halmacan Raglan shoulder design- Shades in Beige

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Knit collar " anet® cults ‘with zipper front Tarlor ' ed from a shower proot cotton and acetate with aT “full light aweight lining. Shades in “olive, black

oct beige Sizes 36-46. Reg. 9.98.° SALE...

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