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} SUBURBAN _ _â€" HOMES 5. Platoon parades will be held every Wednesday at 7 p.m. s sharp, in Bala Ave. School Grounds. Arms and equipment s will shortly be issued to all N.C.O.‘s and men. B PACE TWELVE Orderly Officer, Lieut. Nesbitt ya lmfinlnnulluunuunllnn)nnllllllnllluIullnlnnu)llllllllllllu|luunnnullllullullnnlrlllmnnlnnlllllnllnlB _ EUNNY END MEN VAUDEVILLE |eeeesiengnrenom mm n mm m nendnencnennmmnnnenieemmie in en e cecnn ce innnennneo00nce 0 einncncon c c nc 0 io a Kodak Minstrels menmmienonoonmo000me0000000000000 000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 .000 00000000000000c0000c0000 0000000 000000 [w DUNDAS AND MAVETY STS. MONDAY EVE, APRIL 17 ‘ TUESDAY EVE, APRIL 18 HOWS WEDNESDAY EVE, APRIL 1« M NOTICE : _ Orders given to the Steele Briggs Seed Co. through the above Society will all be mailed before the end of this week. Please arrange to call and get your parcels at the Post Office so as to get the plants, etc., in the best possible shape. Any complaints will be readily investigated and adjusted if notice is given immediately to Recruits wanted from ages 18 to 35. Must be 5 ft. 6 in. and over and of good character. ‘ numunuulmunummmm-nn-mm-nmumumuunmunu|un|uumumuuuuulmunumumumummmnumnE_ 14 Kingdon Street RESERVED SEATS 50c ‘and 35c Including Amusement Tax f Tickets can be purchased at the Company‘s Offices.from Monday, April 10th, to Wednesday eve, April 13th. After that at Sanderson‘s Drug Store, Keele and Dundas Streets. qnmmimmnmmoomonmenmmnenmmniobininnn nemenneninne en m ce indenoine 00000 0i 0om0 c0 00c 0rcenne 000 in 0000 o m en omm mm innemmennnnmnnnnmememin en ie inniini0nd00 0000 00000000ncii dn in e mennenin irre OFFICE: HIGHWAY, PORT CREDIT : OPPOSITE POST OFFICE TELEPHONE, PORT CREDIT 26 _ OPEN EVENINGS Harold A. Clarke FARMS ACREAGES _ FRUIT FARMS ‘ POULTRY FARMS BUILDING LOTS BUSINESS PROPERTIES PORT CREDIT AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Also building lots for sale on Maple Leaf Drive and Randle Avenue in Alverston Park District, 20 minutes walk walk from Weston Railway Stations. Easy terms to purâ€" chaser building on the lots. By Order, Building lots for sale on Connaught Crescent in Township of Etobicoke in vicinity of new Consolidated School, each lot 50 feet by 118 feet. Wantedâ€"Buglers and Drummers. Lieut. E. A. Terrill Lieut. V. Lowens EOR SALE AT THE JOSEPH NASON, Weston and 157 Bay Street, TORONTO Cement Blocks, Hole Centre, Rock Faced 8 x 16 Block Veneer with 8 in. return corner Weston Horticultural Society Ist Battalion, York Rangers UNDER AUSPICES OF K. A. A. CRYSTAL THEATRE W. C. EVENDEN MR. A. S. THOMAS, Sec‘y of the Society HERE AGAIN Apply to platoon officers : Curtain Rises 8 p.m. Sharp MAJOR A. H. S. ADAMS, 0.C. Headu«e _ Company, .st Batt. York Rangers. HEADQUARTERS BUILDING LOTS soLOos CHORUSES KA.A. ORCHESTRA Lieut. Nesbitt Lieut. McCormick Orderly Sgt., E. Callard Westmount RUSH 25c ow Mon., April 17.â€"Regular meeting Weston Branch G.W.V.A. in Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. Sat., April 15.â€"Annual meeting of West York Liberalâ€"Conservative Asâ€" sociation in Town Hall, Weston, 2.30 Mon., April 17.â€"Regular meeting of Weston Horticultural Society in Town Hall, 8 p.m. , Tue., April 18.â€"Monthly meeting of Westminster W.M.S. in Westminster Church Parlors, 3 p.m. The annual Easter service in conâ€" nection with the Woman‘s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, Weston, was held on Sunday mornâ€" ing, April 9th, the members of the Society occupying the centre seats of the Church. Owing to the illness of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Williams took charge of the service, and in a kindly, gracious manner introduced â€" the speaker, Mrs. (Rev.) «W. H. Graham of St. Clair Ave. Methodist Church, Toronto. Her subject was the famiâ€" liar story of the woman at the well meeting our Saviour, which she preâ€" sented in a pleasing, forceful manner, showing what a great work this woâ€" man did, thus emphasizing the imâ€" portance of service and the great opportunities offered to the women of the church today. A large and <apâ€" preciative audience greeted the speaker, who will be made welcome again. The young ladies of the Misâ€" sion Circle acted as ushers and the choir rendered appropriate music. Wed., April 12.â€"Regular meeting Grouse Hill 191 L.O.L. in Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. The April meeting of the Islington Woman‘s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs.‘J. B. Reid on Thursday, April 13th, at 8 p.m. Miss M. Moore will give a paper on "Our Canadian Poetry" and the subject, a selected one, will be in charge of Miss Elford. A most interesting program is assured, and a cordial invitation given to all theâ€"ladies of the district. Fri., April 14.â€"Monthly meeting S.0.E. B.S. No. 48 in Memorial Hall, The. usual Easter thank offering ‘was taken and was generously reâ€" sponded to, for which the Society wishes to thank all who contributed to such a worthy cause. ings, etc Mrs. Pankhurst will lecture in the Assembly Hall of the Public School, Islington, on Friday, April 21st, at 8 p.m., under the auspices of the Rateâ€" payers‘ Association. Silver collection. On Monday evening, April 10th, the basement â€"of the Methodist Church was filled to listen to an address given by Mr. Kimura, B.A., a native of Japan, who is at present in his last year of Theology at the University of Toronto, and, on his graduation will leave for Japan to preach the gospel to his own people. Mr. Kimura served in the Canadian army for four years. He spoke on the need of Japan and the far East.. The truest religion is one that lifts up the huâ€" man heart, soul and mind; no other ‘ country needs the uplift of salvation as Japan does. The people in Asia 1 are waiting for a satisfying message ; of Christ. We are all human, beings, having the responsive soul which beâ€" longs only to the human being. In 1872 the Canadian Missionary Society started. Dr. Cochrane with other misâ€" Osionaries went to the far East. In ‘Japan in 1907 there were 247 Sunday Schools, in 1910â€"317, in 1914â€"392, in 1918â€"523, and in 1919â€"6584, an increase in 12 years of 337. In 1907 there were 26 Epworth Leagues, in 1911â€"56, in 1915â€"113, and in 1918 â€"162. ‘The Christian people in 1907 were 11,488, in 1911â€"12,455, in 1919 â€"38,108. Men must commune with each other regardless of nationality if we are to be a true Christian peoâ€" ~ple. We must give our best. He said he was firmly convinced that the war was saved by Christ. No matter what baaness there is in us, there is a cerâ€" tain quality of goodness in the human soul. Your help to us will give us encouragement of heart, mind. and soul; the way we show our gratitude is by becoming greater people. Christ is the Saviour of the world. He is our goal and aspiration to which we are striving to attain. The far East need our help very much. Your life is mission itself.. You must help the people. The far East have a lot to do with us. It is a material thing, it is the attitude of your heart and soul. You will find then that our gratitude will be amply repaid. The fundamenâ€" tal thing for you to do is to create a mutual understanding, leaving out prejudice. : After we have done our best, we will stand before our great God, and He will say, ‘"Well done, My good and faithful servant." This address certainly was worth hearing, and all the large crowd were ‘not disâ€" appointed. The musical part of the program was excellent. Miss Lillian Smith, Miss C.. Macklin and M. J. Cross rendered vocal solos much to the appreciation of all present. Mr. Ward read the Scripture lesson from. the 46th Psalm. The meeting was. under‘ the direction of Miss Dorothy Pearson and committee of the Misâ€" sionary ‘Gepartment of the Methodist Young People‘s Association. Next Monday evening a large turnout is looked forward to as we are to have with us Mr. A. B. Johnson, who will deliver an address on ‘"The Obligaâ€" tions of Christian Citizenship." Do not miss this address. A program of singing, music, etc., will also be, given during the evening. A hearty invitaâ€" tion is extended to all to meet next Monday evening in the basement of the Methodist Church at 8 p.m. sharp. This meeting will be under the Citiâ€" zenship department. Keep Monday evening, April 24th, open. On that evening you will be able to spend a most enjoyable evening if you attend the concert being put on under the direction of the Methodist Young Peoâ€" ple‘s Association. A varied program will be given. There will be vocal solos, and quartettes, piano solo, saxoâ€" phone duet, violin duet, comic readâ€". JAPAN FOR GHRIST COMING ~EVENTsS ISLINGTON TIMES AND GUIDE. WESTON Saturday, April 15th 51 Sixth St. New Toronto R. J. Bull, Mr. Arthur M. Markbam (publicity manager), Willysâ€"Overland Ltd. The piece de resistance, of course, was the presentation of the wards, which was carried out by Mr. Ken. Cruickshank, viceâ€"president of the Association, and the pithy remarks accompanying each rewara caused much merriment. Mr. Fred Adams, in a few well chosen words replied on behalf of the Overland team, and Mr. Trinkwin responded for the Canada Cycie and Motor Co. â€" The gathering, which was remarkâ€" able for the enthusiasm displayed, was brought to a happy conclusion by the presentation to the Toronto Industrial Association of a framed group of the senior Champions, by the Willysâ€"Ovâ€" erland Athletic Association and a simâ€" ilar group of the Junior Champions by the Canada Cycle & Motor Co. The Board of Control and Council of the Association are drawn from the ranks of men holding executive positions in some of Toronto‘s most progressive business concerns, and all are imbued with those qualities which make for success. The amount of enâ€" thusiasm thrown into the work can be judged by the fact that a week never passes without a meeting, and last season saw the executive meetâ€" ing assembled as often as three times in one week. The Association extend a hearty welcome to all business concerns to come under its banner, and full parâ€" ticulars can be obtained from any of the following: ‘ Mr. Ken Cruickshank (viceâ€"presiâ€" dent), Willysâ€"Overland Ltd. Willysâ€"Overland Senior Champions â€"C. Wedgewood, D. Irons, W. Adams, L. Lemoine, W. R. Ristow, T. Jackâ€" son, J. Coulter, J. Holley, Jack Evans, manager. % Canada Cyele, & Motor Co. â€" C Hawkins, C. Brown, J. Slawson, W McPherson, E. McKissock, W. Wilson. C. Griffith, P. Timpson, W.. Bridger, W. Mathers, A. Trinkwin, manager. ANNUAL MEETING Mr. W. M. Bellsmith (secretary), West End Y.M.C.A. The following compose the personâ€" nel of the two champion teams: Mr. M. H. McArthur (president), 89B Dowling Ave. Uuuer inspiring speeches were given by Mr. F. C. Waghorn, Sr., Mr. Armâ€" strong (Swift Canadian), Mr. Jack Evans (manager Willysâ€"Overland team), Mr. E. S. Long, Mr. N. Albert (Star sporting staff), Mr. Knight (Canada Cycle & Motor Co.), Mr. Trinkwin (C.C. & M. Co.), Mr. Bellâ€" smith (Y.M.C.A.), Mr. Simms (Swift Canadian), and were enthusiastically received. Mr. J. R. Marlow, secretary urer and general manager _ Willysâ€"Overland Limited, at onc the hearts of all present by a 1 sportsmanâ€"like address, which : long remembered by those priv to hear it. ANNUAL BANQUET ND . PRIZE PRESENTATION Toronts The Honolulu Hawaiian Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Paul Nulâ€" liette, soon got the boys going, and chorus after chorus fairly made the rafters ring. Mr. Voyce‘s laughing songs were a great hit and proved very infectious. /A The Toronto Industrial Association have gone on record in the manner in which the winners of the Associaâ€" tion‘s Senior and‘ Junior Hockey Champions were entertained on Monâ€" day last, at the West End Y.M.C.A. The occasion was the presentation of the magnificent championship cup and medals, to the Willysâ€"Overland hockey team, and a very fine shield and medals to the champions of the Junior Hockey League, to wit: the Canada Cycle & Motor Junior Hockey Team. Proceedings commenced with a sumptuous banquet, and too much praise cannot be accorded to the Y. M.C.A. caterer for the very excellent menu and efficient service. Mr. M. H. McArthur, president of the Assoâ€" ciation, extended a hearty welcome to the guests and gave a short resume of the history of the Association. Hon. Geo. S. Henry, M.L.A. Sir Henry Drayton, M.P. Dr. Forbes Godfrey, M.L.A. West York Liberalâ€" Conservative Association WESTON TOWN HALL nto Industrial Association Make History for Indusâ€" trial Athletics . President. BY A. M. MARKHANM JAMES YUILL Phone 275W SPEAKERS EXPRESS 2.30 P.M. Earl Lawson, Secretary aryâ€"treasâ€" c cot the once won a manly, ch will be privileged w U 2990â€"2 Dundas Street West GIRLS‘ DRESSY OOATSâ€"Fine All Wool Velour. Pekin, blue, sand or reindeer. 10â€"12â€"14 years. Birthday Sale Price . .........:...n0.,. $90.95 SE AL The whole floor stock of two factories bought for cash at less than cost of production will be on sale WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 10 O‘CLOCK. The sale will last ten days, but be early. These garments will go out quickly. They are NEW SPRING STYLES IN CAPES, WRAPS, COATS AND SUITS OF SURPRISING BEAUTY. _ Garden Tools We are entering upon our third yearâ€"BUT FIRSTâ€"we are going to show our appreciation by an Anniversary Offering that will eclipse all previous efforts. This year it comes JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER f ; BURBERRY STYLE COATSâ€"For business or motor wear. In soft shades for Spring wear. Birthday Sale Price .[.......... .. 1.:8M.75 MISSES‘ SPORT COATSâ€"In all the newest efâ€" fects. Made of all wool polocloth. 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Birthday Sale Price ... $6.95 SUITSâ€"Fine Tricotine and Serge styles for each type of figure, plain tailored, braided or emâ€" broidered. Birthday Sale Price ...... $34.75 MISSES‘ SUITSâ€"Tricotine and Serge, in the new box effect, beautifully trimmed and lined. ‘C Birthday Sale Price ...........a.... $17.95 UNDERSKIRTSâ€"Habutai Silk, for wear. Newâ€" est colors for beauty. Birthday Sale Friceâ€" lt rail t 2e s oo td en ientin oare s ave se GC.00 DRESSESâ€"Fine Tricotine Dresses, navy, black or grey, embroidered with self and two tone braid, Kimona and set in sleeves. Birthday Sate: Erice . 2. .. se n ne dn mm es 1075 anmnmmno in m mo en on 6000 o imemn i n00 pin000 000000000 000000000 o im in en m e nimcnt provemevtererevernsenesecttocnneccnnsny senine neminmmeneinineni en mnennnnnmionnneneonmnni0 nenoi00n0 ninimmimi hi i0 00 co mm t nennnmne mm econ in n nenni menen en omm 00 0 00ini0 nemo ol ie 000000 EN0 Canton Crepe and Crepe Knit in new effects. Birthday Sale Price ................ $85.00 Taffeta and Satin, some with georgette sleeves. Navy, black, brown and alice blue. Birthday Sate) Price.. 2. . salk ie vaiy diote se sls ues WAD TD Serge, navy and black. A few â€" sizes only. Birthday Sale Price .................. $11.95 Swiss Taffeta Dresses, ih newest huffant ecects, corsage boquets and contrasting trimâ€" mings. ‘Birthday Sale Price ........ $24.75 EBCE {uehe 2l wille in m Teinl mole n nlie woe nainin n gaiien o ces wve ie peha C Taffeta, Satin and Jersey Silk, shot and two tone. Birthday Sale Price ............ $4.95 Heatherbloom, Thistledown and Floral Silkâ€" ette. Birthday Sale Price ............ $1.89 Between Pacific and High Park Ave. Residence 410r3 . 65c and up .. 50c and up $1.00 and up WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th, 1922 Houses and Lots for sale in all parts of Weston Open until Nine O‘clock Every Evening AT YOUR SERVICE PHONE 14 y'l W