Malvern Collegiate Institute - Muse Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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G. W. CLOSE HOSIERY THE JIUSE For Quality. Service. High Class Groceries and Meats Milburn Si Myers Leader Stores 438 KINGSTON RD. Ho. 3666 Ho. 3471 Lennox 81 Co. Exclusive Men's and Boys' Wear nt Reasonable Prices Agent for Regent Tailors Clothing s:4.oo Only 824.00 1036 KINGSTON ROAD Howard 6751 OH! THOSE LATIN STUDENTS Hmc in Gullianz, inzportznrz csf. Hike into Gaul. it is important. Cursor sic dicuf umlf' cm' fzgressi Iictum. Caesar sicked the cat on the cur: I guess he licked 'em. Xofu 111410. Not a bean. IJIINNIIN sum jam. Pass us some jam. Pk if ' Pk Sample of an indirect request: Dad, I haven't any money. Bird- What's the difference between a Cat and a comma? Weatherburn- One has its claws at the end of its paws. the other has its pause at the end of its clause. 2? if FF :lf Quoth Miss Knight as she called the N. 11 roll: Don't answer unless you're here. Molly Hraniiit- How was iron found? John Gray- My father said they smelt it. Confectionery, Ice Cream and Tobaccos Phone Ho. 0180 12640 DANFORTH AVE. WIC lil-lLlVl'Ill Party Prizes etc., etc. McKinnon's MAIN ST. GIFT SHOP 154 Main St. so 1 . L