Trafalgar Castle School - Yearbook (Whitby, Ontario Canada)

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30 VOX COLLEGII Smart Styles at Moderate Prices Smart styles at moderate prices are featured in the Eaton Catalogue. The middies, waists, skirts, dresses, suits and coats will delight you with their up-to-date style, serviceable material and splendid value. Prove this when you are in need of any wearing apparel by ordering it through the Eaton Catalogue which you will find in the Library. Amongst the other offerings in the Catalogue are gloves, hosiery, books, wool, candies, suggestions for gifts and hundreds of other articles all representing the best values obtainable. There is abso- lutely no risk in Shopping the Eaton way for if goods are not satisfactory return them and money will be refunded, including shipping charges. These two middies are excellent examples of Eaton Mail Order values. SERVICEABLE MIDDY FOR SMALL SUM 78-V79 — This moderately priced Middy of Navy Blue Cotton Serge will prove decidedly useful for school and sport wear. It is made in the approved slip-over style that laces at the neck. Two rows of strapping in contrast- ing color trim, large sailor collar, buttoned cuff on long sleeve and handy pocket of this in- expensive middy. Colors Navy and Red, Brown and Tan. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 years, 40, 42, 44 Bust. Price $1.75. INEXPENSIVE MIDDY 78-V52 — Remarkably good value in this White Jean slip-over Middy which will prove such a useful addition to the College Girl ' s Wardrobe. Large sailor collar and shaped top of pocket are trimmed with narrow white braid and wider whltebands. Long sleeves have buttoned cuffs. Colors: All White, White and Navy; Red or Copenhagen trimmings. Sizes 14, 16, 18, and 20 years, and 40, 42, 44 bust. Price $1.25. T. EATON C9. TORONTO CANADA LIMITED

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vox COLLEGII 29 a most enjoyable motor ride around tlie city, returning to the College for after- noon tea. Spring Field Day was held on Fi ' iday of Commencement week. There were many events and a large number of the girls entered them. Perhaps the most exciting event was the relay race. Main, Upper and Lower Frances, and Ryerson each had a team of six girls from their respective halls. Upper Frances ( The Nursery ) came first, Ryerson Halls second, then Lower Frances and Main. The ivinner of the highest number of points was Loaise Burns, with Hazel Taylor second and May Webster third. On Saturday afternoon the swimming meet was held, with many contestants. After an afternoon of the most thrilling excitement, the results were as follows : The Gold Medal, open to those holding Award of Merit eei ' tificates from the Royal Life Saving Society, was awarded to Cort. Reynolds, and was by reversion, given to Hazel Taylor. The winner of the Silver Medal, open to holders of Bronze Medallions, was Marjorie Nicol, and the numerals were won by Floi-ence Eastmond. Congiatulations to the winners in the tennis tournament! After an interest- ing, and exciting week the finals were played off on Tuesday, June 8. A silver cup, the gift of Mr. H. W. Reynolds, of Montreal, was awarded to Maude Mc- Quillan, winner of the singles, and priz- es to Laureen Terryberry and Maude McQuillan, winners of the doubles. On Saturday, June 5 ' , great happiness attended the election of Cort Reynolds as holder of the shield for 1920-21, for excellence in Athletics, Scholarship and Womanly Qualities ; and it was in her honour that the F eld Day Sports took place later in the afternoon. When You Buy A Heintzman Co. Art Piano You do so in the knowledge that you are buying the finest toned piano that man can make or money can buy. — Choice of Royalty. Choice of the World ' s great artists. -Choice of citizens of culture aU over Canada. Piano Salon ; 193-195-197 YON 5E ST., TOHONTO

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