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D. W. H. WILSON Job Printing neatly and promptly done by the Times & Guide Job Work Department â€" Stop 14, M+mico Beach _ Et will convince you of its great vaue for the money. You will understand why this car is so popular. A ring or card will bring a car to your door. Head Office: Montreal. OF G@ANADA â€"â€" Establish ; Mimico and New Toronto Branches, C. W. CONN, = = s a 3 2 Cannel Coal for Fire Grates Warmeâ€"iW If you have not a Savings Account, why \/’@V not use your interest money to open one with ~ e1 This Bank ? TKE MILNES GOAL 60. THE HIGHWAY GARAGE Chevrolet Car DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST Stop 20, Lake Shore Road, New Toronto War Bond Interést Coupons and Cheques Cashed Free. REPAIRS ARE OUR SPECIALTY Expert Mechanic Works on All Cars BEST QUALITY HARD COAL LIMITED Church St. and G.T.R. Subway Order by Phone Local Phone, New Toronto 15 City Phone, Parkdale 475 The Merchants Bank will cash all War Loan coupons or interest cheques when due, on presentation, without making any charge whatever for the service, HAVE A RIDE IN THE MIMICO BRANCH (All sizes) Telephone No. 55 Heating Coke Established 1864, Manager,. en at the Mimico lacrosse grounds on Saturday afternoon before a large and enthusiastic crowd of spectators. Mayâ€" or Louis J. West opened the game by facing the ball, and a very snappy match followed. Although the Carlâ€" isles lost nine to one, they worked hard all through the game, and were only defeated by the close coâ€"operaâ€" tion and steady playing of our own men, the team work throughout the whole match being excellent. The ling up for Mimico was: Goal, Jack Neal; point, "Toots‘"‘ Harrison; cover Mrs. Earngey of Kenora is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Forbes Godfrey, Albert Avenue, Mimico. A welcome home dance for Pte. Ralph Trafford, who has recently reâ€" turned from Siberia, was given last Wednednesday evening by Mr and Mrs. Trafford of Portland Street, Mimâ€" ico. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Newton, Mrs Brooks, Mr. Humble, Misses Johnston and Mr. Johnston,; Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Watt, Miss Spreadwell, Mrs. Shirâ€" ley, Miss Williams, Miss A. and Miss F. Donville, Miss Green, Mr. and Mrs. DeLuke, Mr.sand Mrs. Crawley, and many others. A charming little supâ€" per was served. Lacrosse Exhibition An exhibition lacrosse game between Mimico and New â€" Toronto Lacrosse Club and the Carlisle Indians was givâ€" Court Durham Lodge, I. 0. F., are giving a banquet Friday evening for the boys of the lodge who have returnâ€" ed from overseas. Mrs. Graham gave a pupils‘ recital in Harrison Hall last Friday evening. The pupils taking part were Miss C. Watt, Miss L. Grobba, Miss B. Mcâ€" Kinder, Miss I. Shirley, Miss B. Grobâ€" ba, Miss F. Launchbury, Miss R. Harâ€" vey, Miss M. Campbell, Miss M. Mcâ€" Kinder, Miss P. Mitchell, Miss V. Bagâ€" gott, Mr. Bruce Snider and Mr. Leslie Thompson. Mrs. Graham gave a seâ€" lection by special request. At the conâ€" clusion of the entertainment Mrs. Graâ€" ham presented each pupil taking part with a souvenir of the occasion. At the annual meeting of the Dioâ€" cese and.. Women‘s Auxiliary at St. Ames‘ Farish Church, Toronto, thirâ€" teen girls of the Junior W. A. of Christ Church, Mimico, took certificates, and five won the silver cross. Those winâ€" ning the silver cross were Miss Hazel Everitt, Miss Rita Henry, Miss Beatâ€" rice McKinder, Miss Constance Hughes, and Miss Ena Sarson. Mrs. and Miss Glouster; have \reâ€" turned from a visit to Proviaence, New York. y Pte. J. Hamilton of the 20th Batt. arrived home from England with his war bride on Saturday. $ Mr. H. Dandridge arrived home from overseas on Saturday. Mrs. Ted Harrison and daughter have left for Buffalo. D. Parkenson, Mr. and Mrs. James Fulton, Mr. McDonald and Miss Eland. The evening proved so enjoyable that the! party did not break up until six o‘clock the following morning. Last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. Ward of Vanevery St., Mimiâ€" co, celebrated the double anniversary of their birthdays by entertaining a large number of friends and relatives. The entertainment took the form of a card party with dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Ward were the recipients of many beautiful â€"presents. Mrs. Ward took this occasion to present herself with a 1919 Chevrolet touring car. In spite of the inclemency of the weather,there was a large number of friends presâ€" ent, including Mr. and Mrs. W. Ward; Mr, and Mrs. J. Ward, Miss M. Ward, Mrs. J. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. G. Allison, Master Almer, Miss MarsRall, Toronto; Miss McGenty, Pt. Credit, Miss Beethâ€" am, Miss M. Telford, Mrs. and Miss J. Giles, Mr, and Mrs. G; Parkinson, Miss Mrs. Mary Todd, dife of William James Daniel Todd, Victoria St., Mimiâ€" co, sold her two houses to I. C. Anâ€" derson, Henry Rivers, for $3000. The Sir E. Carson L. O. L. at their regular meeting held on Monday evâ€" ening in Harrison‘s Hall initiated three new members. The County Master and other district officers visited the lodge and a profitable evening. ~was spent discussing important lodge matâ€" ters. Wor. Master Bro. C. King preâ€" sided. "Ba, Ba, Black Sheep," with precision. After the programme the. teachers called ecach pupil up and presented favors to each one after which Mrs. Graham played, by request, a piece entitled "The Myrtles," by Wachs, and the pleasant affair closed by singing God Save the King. Mrs, Graham reâ€" ceived many kind words from the friends who were present and . also congratulations upon the way the proâ€" gramme was carried out and all went away feeling they had spent an enâ€" joyable evening. Piano Recital An interesting event took place in Harrison‘s Hall, Mimico, on Friday evâ€" ening at 7.30 o‘clock when Mrs. W.A. Graham gave a recital by her puplils. The hall was nicely decorated with flowers and ferns and the following programme was rendered. The chilâ€" dren all performed creditably, the litâ€" tle girls being prettily dressed in white. The youngest performer drew much admiration, being Miss Betty Grobba, aged 5.. She looked sweet, dressed in pink satin with roseâ€"bud trimmings and played her little piece, During the last week there have been several cases of householders having their milk taken from outside their doors before they are up in the morning. This should be a warning to provide a sutable place in which the milkman can leave the morning milk. T Pte. Archer of Albert Ave., Mimico, arrived home on Monday evening of this week. Capt. Gordon Gauld arrived home from Siberia last week. MIMICO Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Office open on Monday and Thursâ€" day evenings, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., in BANKING ROOM OF MERCHANTsS BANK STOP 20, NEW TORONTO Toronto Office: 33 RICHMOND ST. w. "It has been brought to our notice by several firms here that Canadian manufacturers and other are very lax in not replying to correspondence and enquiries, and it is having the effect of creating an impression that Canada as a whole is not looking for business, or making much effort to get it. Trifles of this kind create a false idea, as the people in the U. S. are very particular about prompt reply to enquiries, and furthermore carry on a regular followâ€" up course of correspondence. Not only has it a bad effect in creating an imâ€" ‘f)ression of slackness, but it is also causing some of the importers here to make strong representations to the Government to remove the import trade restrictions with other countries that are not within. the Empire. At the present moment, Canada is, as you are well aware, particularly favored in this regard as compared with the United, States, but if the répresentaâ€" tions of the‘importers are sufficiently strong and insistent, the Government will be forced to allow certain comâ€" modities to be brought in here on a par with Canada, becausae these comâ€" modities cannot be procured, or apâ€" parently so, within. the Dominion. Even if they have not got the stocks on hand, or do not deal in the comâ€" modities they are.asked about, surely it would be a simple matter for them to write a note to the English firm enâ€" quiring and explain the situation to them." Law Office A grave statement on the lack of business method by some firms which is hurting the general Canadian reâ€" putation in Great Britain is contained in a communication from Mr. Henry B.. Thomson of the Canadian Trade Commission, now in London in a adâ€" visory capacity with the London Misâ€" sion.. He says: The meeting held on Monday evenâ€" ing to consider the matter of arrangâ€" ing for a reception and public welâ€" come to all the boys of the district was well attended. . There was great enâ€" thusiasm and it was decided that. a committee be appointed to make final arrangements for a big field day. For this purpose they are collecting the sum of $500.00, Over two hundred was subscribed at the meeting. This is the way to go about an affair of this kind and we can look for a big day. Plans have been approved, the byâ€" law registéred and everything is ready for a big meeting of the fifty appliâ€" eants who are anxiously waiting for the beginning: of operations. The comâ€" mission purpose calling a meeting this week to lay all the details before those who purpose taking up the house proâ€" position as set out by the commission. This plan, which gives the working man the opportunity be wants, should be taken hold of with a Â¥im. It should mean the increasing of the population of New Toronto very considerably. It is noted at the baseball games that the stand promised by the Goodâ€" year Company is needed badly. There are many of the fair sex at the games and they have no place to sit. This will no doubt be attended to at an early date. a The Goodyear started to build anâ€" other 100 foot addition on the east side of their present building.. This will be erected the same height as the present main building. It shows just what this company means to the munâ€" icipality. ‘The Reeve is in charge of the construction of the building. Who planted the trees along the Lake Shore Road between 3rd and 6th Street? This is the business part of the town and it seems to be the wrong place to plant trees right on the street line. . A great welcome was given to Cyril Telford on his return home yesterday. BHis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Telford, have been waiting for the safe return of their boy. He has been across with the battery for the past three years and has been through most of the big shows that the Canadians took part in. His father is the clerk and treasâ€" urer of the town. On Saturday afternoon the Mimico lacrosse team will journey to the city and meet the fast Beaches team. This team was the winner of last year. It will give all an opportunity to size up the team in real company. The game is called for 3 o‘clock, as many of the followers as can are asked to make the trip with the boys. The official opening of the Goodâ€" year Bowling Club took place last Saturday afternoon on the Mimico Bowling Green, which the Goodyear A. A. have recently taken over for the season. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnstom of Heather Avenue spent the holiday in Woodâ€" stock. The remains of the late Mr. Brown of Vanevery Street were interred in Parklawn Cemetery last Wednesday afternoon. point, Ed. Carte; ist def., Cecil Johnâ€" ston; 2nd def., Earl Smith; centre, Tad Harrison; ist home, Purvis; 2na nome, Cosgrave; outside, Alf. Taylor; inside, Chuck Northcote; subs., "Red" Sanâ€" ford, "Prim‘"‘ Kennedy, and Jack Luâ€" bock; Manager, D. Brown; referee, Art. Harrison. The manager, Mr. Brown, and the coach, Mr. Harrison, certainly had the boys wellâ€"trained, the way in which they played showing inâ€" dications of strong competition for the Intermediate O. L. L. pennant. W. H. MALE, B.A. Phone Main 7686 LAMBTON MILLS NEW TORONTO Open Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoon®s Corner Seventh Street and Lake Shore Rd., New Toronto The soldier grant will not be made to any settler who has secured land from the board. by purchase, or has secured an advance of" money for the .clearing of enmcumbrances or the improvement of any land; or is the owner in whole or in part of agricultural land to the value of §$5,â€" 000. _ Conversely the board may not sell lands to any settler _ who has obtained a soldier grant or has securâ€" ed advances of money or the clearing of encumbrances on land owned by him, or who is the owner of agriculâ€" tural lands which are considered an average farm. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc Money to Loan G. F. ROONEY The board ma,y,’also, arrange with the Government of any provinee for acquiring or utilizing any ‘crown â€" or other provincial lands. in such pro* vince, and setllement upon . such lands will be, as nearly as possible, upon the same terms and conditions as those which are provided with reâ€" spect to settlers to whom the board shall send lands acquired by it. The board may acquire from the crown Inâ€" dian lands which under the Indian Act may be validly released or surrenderâ€" ed. is GUCiResh y seute. The bill also provides for agriculâ€" tural training for those eligiple solâ€" diers who are not ready to go imâ€" mediately on the land, â€" and for the payment of allowances for subsistâ€" ence for the settler and his dependâ€" _ents during the time of â€" training. This training may be at a traiming _centre specially equipped, or with specially selected farmers. â€" Instrucâ€" tors and inspectors of the board will visit and assist settlers who particiâ€" pate in the benefits of the act. Settiement Areas With regard to the compulsory purchase of land, the bill provides that a "settlement area‘" shall be esâ€" tablished only in districts wherein by reason of lands remaining undeyvelopâ€" ed agricultural production is being reâ€" farded. The board shall be the sole. judge of this. A settlement area shall be deemed to be established when the . soldier settlement board has'lgazettedJ such establishment. Within 30 days thereafter each ownerof a block of land within such settlement area shall file with the board a return, naming the price at which he is willing to sell, and such other information as may be required. Provision is made in case of resistance for forcible possesâ€" sion. For the purchase of privat ed lands in any province th Settiement Board may loan u 500, repayable in 25 equal ar stalments, with interest at th five per cent. amortized. For chase of live stock, impleme the board may loan up to $ payable in four equal annua ments, beginning the third y« interest at the rate of five p but no interest will be charge; first two years. A further $1000 may be loaned for pe improvements, repayable in at five per cent. Those eligible to participate in the benefits of the act are members of the Canadian, Imperial or Colonial forces who served with an honorable record in an actual theatre of war, or outside the country of enlistment; or members of the CE.F. in Canada onâ€" ly who are in receipt of pensions for injury occasioned during ‘such serâ€" vice. The privileges are also extendâ€" ed to widows of such persons, Loans for Purchase For the purchase of privately ownâ€" Arginne ic‘ The Soldier Settlement Bill introâ€" duced by Hon. Arthur Meighen in the House recently extends the seope of theâ€"legislation passed in 1i917, by which Dominion lands within 13 miles of. a i-'ailway were made available for soldier settlement, and it now proâ€" vides for the purchase of privately owned lands in any province for reâ€" sale to eligible soldier settlers. It alâ€" so enables the Soldier Settlement Board to compulsorily purchase lands which are held to be retarding agriâ€" cultural development. The bill was read a first time Settlement Board Given Expropriate Where N 60 Victoria Street, Toronto Phones Main 4120, 4121 LAW OFEICE Agricultural A’l‘rajning any province the éoldier LANDS*FOR SOLDIERS stock, implements; etc >an up to $2000, reâ€" equal annual instalâ€" may loan up to 54;- 25 equal annual inâ€" : third year, with of five per cent., e charged for the further sum of at the rate of a _ Power to Necessary _ permanent in 25 years the purâ€" _ FAST BALL HERE DR. P. J. WATSON, Dentist, office at Connaught Hall, Superâ€" ior Avenue, Mimico. Open Tuesday, 1.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m., 7.30 to 9.00 p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. For special appointments Phone College 4536. Stop 14 Church Street 4 Ste es bevect geo i hssy .Bs k ee [ss EuoS * (en 3 mc EEn . hy tad on 5 wn‘t\;: Rad WWe =,a..’,';'; THE PASTIME THEATRE This is the place to spend a pleasant evening. It is enterâ€" tamming, intellectual and educational. LAKESHORE BASEBALL LEABUE Beach Boot Store Saturday, May 31st at 2 p.m. MAY ALLISON in "THE TESTING OF MILDRED VANE" Friday, Saturday, May 30th and 31st MADGE EVANS in "THE LOVE NET* Episode 6â€""LIGHTNING RAIDERS" Wednesday, Thursday, May 28th and 29th WM. RUSSELL in "FIGHTING GENTLEMEN" â€" __ EPISODE 2â€""A FIGHT FOR MILLION§” Starring WM. DUNCAN Also Lawns â€"Prints Cottons Hosiery _ Laces Embroideries _ OQveralls Working Pants Men‘s Fine and Working Shirts We atm to please. THE CONNAUG Supply Your Needs in Eootwerr held on Goodyear Diamond, Lake Shor e Road, Toronto Friday, Saturday, May 30th and 31st BILLIE RHODES in "THE LOVE CALL" WANNER BROS TWO BIG GAMES Prices: 10c and 15¢c. War Tax Extra. Tuesday, Wednesday, June 3rd and 4th . FARNUM in "WHEN A MAN SEES RED" COMEDYâ€"MUTT AND JEFF in "EFFICIENCY" Prices : 10¢ and 15¢c. War Tax Extra. Monday, Tuesday, June 2nd and 3rd SEE PROGRAMME FOR ‘LIST OF EVENTS "Home of the Great Star Productions" We sell Dr. Scholl‘s Foot Eage Also Dry Goods and Smallwares NEW TORONTO "The Store that Pleases." Wednesday, May 28th PHONE NO. 23 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23TH, 1912 Mimico Avenue Mimico Beach meven Goyk