O Formal Millinery Opening Ends With Continuous Display
Wair, Vickers and Co. abandon formal opening due to Easter rush. Starting March 20th, a continuous display will add new hats and bonnets daily, with reproductions of Paris and New York designs. Miss Brownlow leads, Miss Vickers assists, staff expanded. Barrie and Allandale ladies urged to view selection and place orders early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilliners-Of
Paris
New-York
Miss Brownlow
Miss Vickers
Barrie and
Allandale
Dress Goods and Silk Dept. New season fabrics teased in stock
Our supremacy in Dress Materials is more distinctly noticeable than ever with Vailles Crepe de Chine Rolinnes and Amazons as the popular new materials. Broadcloths and Venetians are well represented while shades include Greys Fawns Blues light greens Coronation Rose and Black in strong demand.
Dressmaking Parlors Open Under Miss Hunt Revival
Dressmaking parlors now open under Miss Hunt who has returned versed in coming styles for tailor made costumes gowns and related garments. All orders will be executed in the order they are received.
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Miss Hunt
Corsets Offer 34 Styles for Perfect Fit and Comfort
The Crompton's collection features 34 corset styles in The New Health and the Bondt line. Emphasizing health and ease, the bias filled designs promise a comfortable fit for all ladies.
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Crompton
Mustins Display of Muslins Offers Unmatched Variety
We hint that our display of muslins and other cotton dress materials has no equal. We cater to your patronage and invite inspection of the largest and most varied assortment ever shown in town.
Ladies' Kid Gloves and Spring Jackets Worthy of Penny and Perrins
Our stock features gloves from Penny and Perrin’s, trusted makers guaranteeing fit and durability. Spring jackets come in black, grey, and fawn, 28 inches long with semi fitting back and full skirt, workmanship guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny and Perrin’s
Orkman
Allandale News Roundup From Ontario Local Spots
Allandale notes include Albert Gilpin in Orillia business, John Frame returning from Scotland, and Mrs Puckett visiting Toronto. School inspection by Inspector Morgan and injuries from a fall at an area car. Tradesmen, church services, and social gatherings feature, plus a major locomotive fact and a tragic death in Allandale.
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Albert Gilpin
Orillia
John Frame
Scotland
Mrs. Puckett
Toronto
Durham
Inspector Morgan
Mr. Terry
Trortton
Mrs. Doran
Chas Newton
Ada Clarkson
Aurora
Alumni plan new University of Toronto hall
Alumni Association drives a capital appeal to build a large University hall for commencements and meetings, with Sir William Meredith endorsing the project. Graduates have already pledged substantial funds, and year committees organize subscriptions through J. C. McLennan as secretary, amid ongoing births and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Toronto
Alumni Association
William Meredith
University of Toronto Monthly
William
J. C. McLennan
Dean's House
W C T U Notes Highlight Attendance and Activities
The W C T U reports strong attendance at Monday meetings with new faces. Officers note many Shoppers' League signatures and ongoing petition circulation. Mrs. Smith visits jail and hospital to distribute literature. Miss Rogerson funds nine bouquets for the sick. juvenile Sunday School efforts expand. papers thanked for公布 meetings. Mrs Scott to host a parlor meeting on Tuesday 18th inst with an engaging program. Mrs McKee praises the Prohibition convention in Taran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoppers’ League
Deperenente
Wmith
Funeral of J. L. Irwin Draws Large Community Attendees
The funeral for the late J. L. Irwin was held last Friday with broad community regard. Three sons and two sons-in-law served as chief mourners, including J.C. Irwin and S. Irwin. Representatives from Canada Life and local families attended. Rev. A. G. Sinclair of the First Presbyterian church conducted services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Churchill
Pedro
Draga
Scumectady
N Y
Allandale
Lucy Fortier
Enoch Singler
Newmarket
Bay of Quinte
Ste Wis Marrie
William
Manitoulin Island
Arthur
Tarning
Mich
Maggie Boone
Rossport
Algoma
Chas
Radmore
Stouffville
Eli
Shyley
Pred Adawe
Esa Street
Union Cemetery
J. W. Churchill
Port Hope
J. L. Irwin
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Wair, Vickers & Co.s
Barrie
Vair, Vickers & Co
Belleville
Bell
Westney
St. George’s Church
Homer Heard
Thor. Megviston
Beeton World
Wm. Thornley
Epworth
Bithwell
Avenor Fletcher
Ivet
Bishop Sweetman
Seo
Emily Kilner
Grand Trunk
Penetang
George Boyd
Dundas
Robert Colborne
Sargeant Colborne
Lota
Humphrey
The
Bell Telephone Co
Canada
Gawton—In
Mrs. Ganton
Moore
Peterboro
Booth
Innisfil
Joseph Booth
Foster
Craigvale
William John Foster
Seacer-Waite
Baptist
Alfred Seager
Ethel White
CoweLges
Port Huron
Christina Reid
W. N. Cowles
Robi. Marshall
Luck
Crown Hill
Jane E
Edward Luck
McLeep
Stayner
Albert George Cumberland McLeod
McLeod
Harry Morierty
Presbyterian Church
Mises T. Buchanan
Sheldon
Groves
Barrice
J. G. Douse
J. F. Ardill
Thornton
I. Mortons
Vera Ardill
G. C. Allan
Collingwood
J.H. Duncan
A. D. Knight
J. Birnie
Bred
Mailen
A. R. Stephen
J. W. Archer
J. Patterson
Hoe
Horton
Luke Scott
Fprawlieby & Devlin
Wright
New York City
Karrie
Mar
Perry
Alsike
Buchanan & Penstone’s
Singer
W. Palk
Frawley & Deviln's
Walter Urry
Castoria
Childres
da. G. C. Oscoon
Lowell, Mass
H. A. Auerma
DL Broan
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