ee aN eh ai a eG Mb anaes oomencane eal name ey ae eee ee oon - eee = -- oe Sei mee ar Se {pete ee Se ee eae SS -- nn ee rere 8 THE MIRROR Pertinent Patter (Continued from page 1) The question of the proposed health centre is very much to the fore just now and the idea is one that ought to be seriously considered. At the pres- ent time the public health work of the city is somewhat divided and gets no government aid. If they are grouped under the Board of Health a grant of $500 can be secured. There must be an addition to the staff but the ex® tra grant from the government takes care of that so that the people get that much more service for the same money and incidentally with al] the work in one organization more ef- ficient service can be given. The question of school dentistry is one matter involved as there is consider- able difference of opinion about whether there, should be a dental clin- ic or a dental inspector. There is one section of the board and public which supports the clinic because it gives a poor family the same chance as the well to do one and there is another element which supports the imspec- tion system because they say some people get free service who could af- ford to pay for it. It would seem to the unbiased onlooker that it is more important to see that the needy ones are taken care of than to cavil at one or two getting free service when they could pay for it. Familiar Words--A doll that says 'papa' is now on the market, but we don't think it will sound natural un- less it also says 'gimme.'--Prince Al- bert Herald. Their Limitation--The neurologist Says optimists live longer than pessi- mists. They might if they didn't have such sublime faith in loose brakes.-- Portage la Prairie Graphic. A Matter of Taste--Nearly one-third of American homes are without bath- tubs. Still the dirty third probably have radios and one can't have every- thing.--Sault Ste. Marie Star. Hindy's Oversight--President Von Hindenburg stoutly maintains that Germany drew her sword in self-de- fence, but he doesn't explain how she happened to be so far from home when attacked.--Winnipeg Free Press. THE Kose Marie BEAUTY SHOPPE All the latest equip- ment, and the most modern method of treatment. Elizabeth Arden Method of Massage. 133 ONTARIO STREET Phone 1717 Shop formerly known as the Hollis Beauty Parlor. Banish Blue Wash Day--Buy a COFFIELD GYRATOR NEW MODEL ELECTRIC _ WASHER A Marvel of care-free efficiency Gets out dirt, but saves the clothes. Let us demonstrate in your home. HYDRO SHOP. Phone 1278 The People's Store. CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES, LTD. Seuinwer catia a A AOS eR NEE Be dais ho Ae Here Are Extra Specials For Saturday These stupendous values will jam our aisles every hour of the day Tea Toweling 21 C Yard 150 yards pure linen Glass or Tea Toweling, Irish make, 23 inches wide. Regular 25c vara.' Saturday 4........ 21¢c Sheeting 50C vara Three pieces extra quality un- bleached Sheeting, English make, firm, even weave, free from specks or filling, 80 inches wide. Regular 65c per yard. Saturday .... 50c Damask Tabling 150 vara Two pieces Damask Tabling, bleached pure white, linen and cotton mixture, 66 inches wide --floral designs. Regular $1 Vara. maturday.......:. 75¢ KIMONA CREPE, 29c YARD Dainty Cotton Crepes, 32 inches wide, fast to washing, plain and floral designs, suitable for kimonas, pyjamas, etc. Colors flesh, peach, orchid, mais, white and sky. 29c Regularly 39c... Special, ¥ard 7 /020.4.3 3 ease wee ENGLISH MADRAS, 19¢ YARD. 500 yards pure English Madras, 36 inches wide, suitable for men's and boys' shirts. pyjamas, house dresses, etc. 1 | £ Regularly 45c yard. Special, yard ENGLISH LINGERETTE, 25c YARD Only a limited quantity, 40 inches wide, pure Egyptian yarns, very fine even weave, suitable for ladies' under- things, etc. Exactly half price for Friday and Sat- 25 urday. Regularly 50c yard. Special, yard ........ Cc FRENCH SANTOY, $1.00 YARD Colors roseglow, Copen., pitchpine, Bordeaux, vieux rose, Spanish cedar, mirdora, navy and black, 40 ins. $1 00 wide, pure wool, regularly $1.25. Special, yard, 6 SUITING SERGE, $1.75 YARD 50 yards only, navy blue, 54 inches wide, fine twill, pure Botany yarns, suitable for dresses, pleated $1 75 skirts, ete: Regularly $2.50. Special, yard.... 2 Ladies' Silk Vests 8Sc Five dozen Ladies' Silk Vests, extra fine quality, opera top, self stripe, colors maize, pink, orchid, Nile, blue and white. saturday, each ......... 89c Silkk Hose 39C pair Three dozen only ladies' black Silk Hose, fancy rib, spliced heels and toes, sizes 9 to 10. Regular $1.00 pair. Satur- eS es weak 39c Roller Toweling 20c Yard 300 yards pure linen Roller Toweling, 17 inches wide, splendid drying quality, regu- lar 25c yard. Saturday, 20¢ Canadian Department Stores, Limited Successors to Duncan Ferguson Co., Limited