Pickering College - Voyageur Yearbook (Newmarket, Ontario Canada)

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THE VOYAGEUR Canterbury Shirts Birkdale Shirts Canterbury Pyjamas Boys' Smart Furnishings IT is at real pleasure, shop- ping in the Boys' Furnishing Section on the Second Floor. Here the better grades of fur- nishings are attractively dis- played in a quiet and digni- fied setting. Here courteous and well informed salesmen will give careful individual attention to your needs. Q R 171. J A distinctive shirt, well and carefully made from finest broadcloth tcotton poplinj in both attached and unattached collar styles Sizes . . . . . ' 12 to 1454 The material, in solid shades of biscuit, blue and white will keep its lustrous sheen 352.50 throughout the life of the shirt. A very dressy and serviceable shirt in a most pleasing variety of stripes and all- Sizes over patterns -carried on 'light and daik 12 to 14M grounds, also in solid colois of white, blue, tan and helio. In attached or separate col- 51.75 lar models. A distinctly better grade sleeping suit, smart in appearance, neatly and roomily Sizes cut and to be had in attractive color com- 24 to 32 binations of blue, mauve, cream or white, 82.50 with contrasting trimming. Second Floor Albert Street '- 'T. EATON CYAN., TORONTO CANADA

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2 THE VOYAGEUR Qin GBM whats A satisfied customer is the best advertisement. This proverb is true but the problem of modern business is first of all, to find the. customer. To accomplish this end advertising has developed a technique both thorough and efficient, whereby the producer may present his wares to the general public. Newspapers and magazines are successful, largely by virtue of their value as advertising media and this publication is no exception to that general rule. By advertising in this, the second issue of 'tThe Voyageurf' our advertisers have not only made possible the publication of this book but have shown that they believe there is a value in making a particular appeal through our 'columns to a selected group of readers. It is our duty to return that confidence and to justify their belief in us. PATRONIZE THOSE WHO PATRONIZE US PAGE PAGE Adams Furniture Co. Ltd. ......... 11 Nash, C. O. CFord Sales and Servicei 107 Art Metropole ..................... 102 National Piano Co. Lltdd ............ National Stationers t . .......... . Bartholomew, Dr. J. W. CDentistJ .. 109 Nelson, Thos. gl Sons cMapS, , 6 BOHOH, T- CStHfLi0I101'D ------------- 103 Nelles Service Co. .............. . 98 B0yd'S Livery CTaXii .-----.--.--- - 107 Newmarket Flour Mills ...... 106 Brotherton's ....................... 99 Bl'0l1Sht0I1'S CDFUSSJ ------ - -------- 109 Office Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd. . 13 Budd, Studio CDeve1op. 81 Print.D 108 BUITOUSIIS Book St01'9 ------------- 103 Palace Barber Shop ................ 106 . . Patterson, W. J. CDrugsJ .......... 109 Canadian General Electric Co. Ltd. .. 97 . h , h 1 4 cassidye, Limited ................. 103 Prmele 85 Booth KP Otoelap Sl 0 35233: 313332 Bus Lines ' 133 Queen's University ...... . ...... . 4 . n..o neeeaeeeee . - ' , W. F. C . B k . . . . . . 8 Club Coffee ce. ............... .... 1 05 Quame 0 i O0 Si Davis Leather Co. Ltd. ............ 10 Roadhouse gl Rose ueurniturel 108 De Luxe ccleaners and Dye1.SJ . . l . . Rogers Coal CO. .............. Dominion Bank ................. . . 12 Ryerson Press fPub11ShefSP ' ' ' 93 Ryrie-Birks Uewellersh ..... . Eaton, The T. Co. Ltd. ...... .. 3 Edwards, A. E. Uewellersl .... 110 Shaw Schools .................. 104 Simpson, Robt. Co. Ltd. ............ 12 Frame Neckwafe Lid- ---'- 110 Standard Radio Mfg. Corp. Ltd. 16 Gage, w. J. ce. Ltd. ........ 102 Iftlfens Furmshmgsi wg Goslett, M. H. CHardwareJ .. .. . 107 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Gray Coach Lines ......... . . . 101 Taylor-Statten Camps . . 0 i U - 9 Harris Abbatoir ...... 103 TGHS, James The ------ 104 Hendry, Geo. M. ......... 102 A , Hunt'S fC0nfeCti0nery, H H 14 United Typewriter Co. ....... .. . 102 0 University of Toronto .......... . 64 Imperial Bank of Canada . .. . . 15 University of Western Ontario . .. . 4 Imperial Oil Co. Ltd. ...... .. 96 . . V' t ' C ll .... . 5 Kitching, P. I. Co. CFloristJ .. 14 IC Ona 0 ege Layolomi Lodge ................... 9 Wainman f-Iewellerl ----- 106 Little, J. o. fCoal and odkep ...... 107 Watson, T- C- C0Dt0If1ef1'1SU -- H9 West End Y.M.C.A. ................ 0 Mason gl Risch .................... 11 Whytes fProduceD ................. 105 Morrison, .Wi.lf. tSporting Griodsj 111 VVilson, Harold Co. CSporting Goods! 100 Mundy Printing Co. ................ 112 Willis, C. F. fTailoringJ ........... 106

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THE VOYAGEUR QBueen'5 Zflilnihersitp KINGSTON, ONTARIO Eighty-Erighth Session. ARTS-Courses leading to the degrees of B.A., M.A., Ph.D., B.Com. MEDICINE-Courses leading to the degrees of M.D., C.M., and to the Diploma of Public Health. APPLIED SCIENCE-Courses leading to the degrees of B.Sc., and M.Sc., in Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geology, Physics, and in Mining, Chemical, Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering. ADVANTAGES l. Kingston, as a university city, is an ideal place for study. 2. The cost of living is relatively low. 3. Queen's was the first university in Canada to introduce student self-government. 4. Splendid equipment in college and hospitals for the teaching of applied science and medicine. J. The geological formations and the diversity of land surface near Kingston enable students of Geology and Botany to make extensive field studies. 6. For reference purposes Queen's library is unexcelled in Canada. The Canadian section has many rare and valuable documents of particular benefit to students of research. 7. Part of the course leading to the B.A. degree may be completed by home study and attendance at Summer School. 8. A beautiful residence for women students. 9. A students' Union for men just completed. VVrite for a calendar of.the Faculty inAwhich you are inter- ested, also for information about Matriculation Scholarships. W. E. IVICNEILL, M.A., PH.D., Registrrzfr ? ' W' Zi' .riff 7 -W. if' 'Iik'i7CC C iv' B-,C 'H-'T' ' if -j -, - - 5 I ix. FS. ' -gi I-L.- ' i JL - ' C 519- .QV gg xx University of Western ntario LONDON, CANADA Aafrs INIEDICINE PUBLIC HEALTII Pass Junior Matriculation iadmits to undergraduate General Course in Arts General Course in Secretarial Science General Course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing tB.Sc.j Six-year Course in Medicine. Honour Matriculation in four specified subjects admits to under- graduate Honour Courses in Arts leading to Specialist Certificates of De- partment of Education of Ontario Honour Course in Business Administration Honour Courses in Mathematics and Business, Chemistry and Business, Physics and Business Honour Course in Science and Medicine Ccombinedj. Public Health Courses tl yearb for graduate doctors and nurses. For flllII0lHIl'f'H1CIIf-S' and information about SI'hiUlIlI'S1ll1lS. mrzfricrulution, courses, fwritc: K. P. R. NEVILIIE, PHD., Registrrir