Humberside Collegiate Institute - Hermes Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Your Shock Absorbers- Men's Eatonia shoes are built for comfort HS well as style, with hard wearing qualities well in the fore- front. A boot or shoe to suit every requirement-Black ancl Brown Calf . . . Blutcher and Balmoral styles . . . Sport Oxfords for summer wear in black and white combinations-Sizes SV2 to ll. Srfond FHNUZ-f?HUUH and fauuw S71 Salon ia VALUE S5 -fl Z' YT. EIEWED 140

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Personal ppearanee Personal Appearance is important to young men in College. KH IFQFU' KILWZTIHIES cusrom TAILGRED '50 Mil V X WN gf o '3' i '72, fll r W YV. A lk i 4i'i:3!:,g 'l 1 li 1 ff fl ' .ll I , . Only a rich man can afford appearance and even then it self-respect. He who is care- less in his clothes is apt to be careless in his Work, in his habits, in his think- ing. ART CLOTHES, tailored to U order promote self?assur- ance, self - respect. They have that good appearance that makes one feel good and it's when one feels his best that he does his best. to be careless of his is evident-lack of ART CLOTHES, are tailored to order by 1 Cook Bros. 8rd Allen Co Limite 483-489 College Street, Toronto ' 139

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THE it-1 EI2IVIlZf gg 215,21 A Ballad ofa Fallen Arch There were twa teachers sate in a bower fBullonerie, Q Bullonerie U Eating their lunch in the luncheon hour Une was Bennett, the other McQuarrerie. ff' Give me, oh give me, oh give me sugair fBullonerie, 0 Bullonerielj Mine tea is cold and l'm vexed sair, Said Bennet-t to McQuarrerie. KK K! Uh, ne'er vexed, sair, .sae much as I fBullonerie, 0 Bullonerie lj UA brae student to me didst lie. To Bennett quoth McQuarrerie. This morn his yellow locks he Hung QBullonerie, O Bullonerielj Said he 'I've not my homework done' To Bennettquoth McQuarrerie. H011 ne'er heard l of such a thing QBullonerie, 0 Bullonerielj Ch ne'er heard I of such a thing, Said Bennett to McQuarrerie. K6 KC Nae work today, nae work, children fBullonexrie, O Bullonerielj For he waxed sad sae acts to ken, Poor Bennett, not McQuarrerie. Up sprang a youth, 'My ho1nework's done' QBullonerie, O Bul1onerie!,l Then down to office on the run, Said Bennnett, not McQuarrerie. Then sate he down upon the bench QBullonerie, O Bullonerielj Beside a yellow and homely Wench fNe'er Bennett nor McQuarreriej. In came Sir John Silvestere Wren. fBullonerie, O Bullonerielj Why carn' ye here and how and when, Frae Bennett or McQuarrerie ? 141