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" MARYS. JIM PAGE FOUR Your costume is only as smart as your accessories and certainly gloves are the most important feature. In this group are gloves of many,styles and many shades. Colors; white, black, navy, dusty rose and dusty pink. _ T and Fabric Gloves .....u.... 79o, 89tt, 980 Kid Gloves Sl I98 _ _---.. 41 MAIN NORTH {Foam BAGS A NATION AT WAR NEEDS NATIONAL iEiilIjfi?Tiffiff"iiifliciji WESTON. LADIES’ SHOPPE Authorized by National Government "state-ters, From the classic man..tailored style to the softly feminine dressmaker tyer-tou will find our collection fas. cinatingly complete and alluringly smart. Why spend days looking for your Spring Wardrobe? Why stand the jostling of large crowds? When you can shop in comfort a stone's-thmw from your own home, right here in Weston, at Weston Ladies' Shoppe. Nothing leaves our store unless it fits perfectly, and there is no extra charge for alterations. The garments sketched are representative of scores of other distinctive models, tailored with a precision of cut and fit that is a Weston Ladies' Wear tradition. See them to-morrow. ia, QEastet Style] To the Ladies of the Westoh Shopping District Boys' accentuate your Easter wardrobe. This is only one of various styles and shades in stock at -_.._r.. $1 .98 $32.50. Special *" . . . Smart trimly tailor- ed . . . Perfect as to fit, and flawless in work- manship . . . Made of men's wear worsted, stripes, diagonals and sharkskin weaves. In black, navy, grey, etc. Built-up shoulders, skirts with zippers. Sizes 14 to 20; 11 to 19. Reg. value $29.50 to ab--- $22.50 with an assured future A NATIONAL GOVERNMENT $22.50 ., . CUTOUT WASTE *\ THE LGOWNS In tea rose or whité, lace trimmed or fine embroidery gimmeds.9 Sizes 32 to 44. eg.$1. . Special B."""-..-... $1 :25 Tea rose, white or blue. Small, medium:1 or lalrge.d Daintily trimme or tai ore . Beg. $1.00. Special ...690 _, SATIN PANTIE SETS In tea rose, whit; Jr"Thre. Small, medium and large. Tailored or beautifuly lace trimmed. ' Reg. $1.59. Special$1 n1 ' Beautifully tailored or lace gimmed. Tia. rose or white. izes 32 to 4 . Reg. $1.29. Special $1 .00 Crepe slips, guaranteed wash- able, tailored or lace trimmed. Tea rose or Igvhit‘e. Sizes 32 to 44. Regu r $1.00. Special ,.....m........................ 79 c These items may be purchased on burget terms. y, down, balance in weekly, monthly or semi-monthly payments. No interest. N o extras. SILK CREPE SLIPS =, t40 Wellington Street, Ottawa SATIN SLIPS WESTON PANTIES Lovely lace-trimmed gowns. Just the thing for Easter. A Bride variety of styles. repe gowns reg. $1.98, 'i'si'iiii'i1 ........$1 .49 Swingng swaggers or elegantly fitted styles In every shade of the fashion spectrum . . . with that beauty and strict attention that have made our fashions famous. $19-75, $M.00, $29,,50 Hose as delicate as the first ' 'ils3ilai, Primrose-r-as colourful as a _ F.',?iy35'.N bowl ofISpring blossoms. A il,ii'jui),a'ci1 complete range of the famous b'i(iiiailil makes of Well Drest and - Penman's. Guaranteed first . quality--- service weight and chiffon in all the latest Spring shades. Reg. 79e value. Friday and Saturday, 69 Special """""""-----..r-.-.r...r-.. 0 CTS Germany wants it made clear that it doesn't desire to interfere in Rumania. All it wants is to con- trol Rumanian industries, oil pro- duction and gosrermnent.--Hamir- ton Spectator. ' WESTON MUSIC AND RADIO Satin gowns, re and $3.95, Special G.--.-..... Tea rose or bl medium or large. ZONE 4442 "Listen to the Beauty of Victor Reront on an Rtpt.yictrolf, - the f'ist"a',"J',', built to play them." WESTON scar _ 'Fffili:f.(i',l,l,p,, _ “my we; ' 'GigitgiSih Etrip, 1liilm regujar $2.95 ........'$2.29 blue. Small, TIMES AND GUIDE ---We are still faced with the difficulty of folk who write on both sides of the paper, when they sub- mit copy to the Times and Guide. This makes it rather difficult for our office. If you number your pages it more readily insures your copy appearing correctly in your weekly _ _newspaper. - The Times and Guide. -The Department of Education Ins actors commended Principal E. E G. Worden for the tone of his Collegiate and reported that the Reading and spelling in Grade 9 was above par compared to other points in the Province of Ontario. The Presbyterian Women's Mis- sionary Society will hold their Easter thank-offering meeting on Thursday evening, March 21, at 8 o'eloek in the church. A pageant (The Challenge of the Cross) is being presented by the members of the auxiliary. A cordial invitation is extended to all. --April 3rd is last discount day for the Public Utilities accounts in Weston. -.-En last week's paper we show- ed Margaret Mowbray as passing Grade 1 Theory with 99 points. The letters in this girl's name were transposed fo_r Awh‘igh we apologize, iifradratufate Margaret" on-her) success. It is impossible to list the com- plete assortment of le sale merchandise, but your visit to our new store will convince you that there is no more satisfac- tory method of saving money on a. large scale than the Rexall Me oo......-..?..".......,.........,.."., toi, Me Rexall Shave Stick, regular Me ....m.....................................2 for Me Hornton's Cough Drops, regular 10c s-."....,,..-...."..",...,.."...,..' for Ile Nests of Easter Eggs......4 eggs $e Laura Secords, 1b. ........ .,"",".,.,..,...,...,..".L.......-.."..2 lb. $1.00 Laura Secord Easter Asst. 25e up 50c "..,,.,.,.,...,".,.,"....,..,.,,........,..r.g tG 5ie Wash Cloths, reg. 15c...2 for 16e Wash Cloths, reg. 10e......2 for Ile Ree.l1 Shaving Cream, - tdg11lar Me r,...,,.,.,..,.,,,,.,..,...,....,...,.....',,., $3236; Epsom Salts, reg. 15c..."2 for 16e Beth, Jron and Witte,, regular $100 r.."...-.....,..-...,,., 'for 3116i Meloids, reg. Me -............2 for Me Joyfeel Face Powder,, xegular Below are listed avfew of the outstanding Bargains on this great sale. Ask for handbill for complete list. We consider this your last op- portunity to buy cod liver oil at this outstanding priee--2 reg. $1.25 bottles for.-........$1.50 Puretest A.S.A. Tablets, reg. 49c r......-..,......-.....,.,,."..,,.,, for Me Haliver Oil Capsules, regular Me e....,-........,..,.,..,.,.......,,,.." for 91e Rexall Milk Magnesia tablets, reg. 35c m..-..,.........,.,.......,.....? for Me Puretest Yeast and Iron Tablets, reg. 79e o.-......",...,,.,-,,.,,.? for Me Bronchial Syrup, reg. Me "r"..'...-' "."--.-....,.-....,...,....,.2 for 51c Steak Baby Powder, _r_egular INCH 'S REXALL ONE Cent SALE TWO SPRING GARMEN TS CLEANED AND PRESSED Cleaners and Dyers JU. 2121 WEST( ..............................................8 eggs 10c Clean Up--DressUp For Easter 'I-e-."' This includes Suits, Plain Dresses, Ladies' and Gents' Spring Coats. SEE OUR HUGE EASTER ASST. 1c Sale Single Garments ssc Phone 53 SPECIAL RATE FOR FUNERALS, WEDDINGS Phone WESTON 654 ARROW RELIABLE TAX] LOCALS TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE No extra charge for minor repairs. Free pick-up and delivery. $1.00 ......~....-.....60c V. Carey Mission Circle The Mission Circle of Central United Church met at the home of Miss Gertrude Allen, Main St. S., on Wednesday evening, March 6, with the president, Miss Helen Rowntree, in the chair. Miss Evelyn McCort, advisory president, took the worship period, followed by some interesting topics given by Miss Evelyn Aekrow, who attended the conference for Mission Circles held in Toronto the previous week. The most important item of busi- ness was the planning of the "Nao. tical Tea" to be held in the Sunday school on April 6. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the tonelusion of the evening. ‘ St. Matthias W.G. --The meeting of St. Matthias Women's Guild was held last week in the Sunday School rooms, a good attendance of members were res- ent, the president, Mrs. A. W. gear- son was in the chair. Mrs. S, Rooney led in prayer, Mrs. G. Dodgson gave the Bible reading, much business was discussed, ar- rangements getting under way for May sale, also a speaker will-be present in April, date announced later. Mrs, T. B. Butler closed the meeting with prayer, Mrs. G. Mas.. ters was hostess, assisted by Mrs. S. Rooney and Mrs. Walker. St. Matthias ..-A large congregation had the pleasure of joining in with a very sincere and inspiring service on Sunday evening last, at St. Mat- thias Church Westmount. The ser- vice was conducted by the Rector, the Rev. T. B. Butler, assisted by Mr. L. Phillips, the sermon by Bishop Beverly, which was a most intelleetual and inspiring one in these tragic day. A solo was ren- dered by Mr. Wm. Milligan. The Bishop Beverley, which was a most lights, which have just been in.. stalled, these lights have made a great improvement to the church, and were a gift from the Bell T ele- phone Co. -The Memorial Home and School Association will hold the March meeting on Tuesday the nineteenth at 8 p.m. By request Mr. Oliver Master has consented to dramatize the Tragedy of Richard III. Mr. Master will present seven scenes. In order to get the setting, he will give the first two scenes of the third part of Henry VI. Mrs. Adams, music convener of York County Home and School council, will direct a sing song and Mrs. Morrison of Toronto will sing Shakespearean Songs. Refresh- ments will be served. Come and en- joy'a pleasant evening with parents and teachers. --A liberal Rally will be held in the Auditorium of the Weston High School on March 20th. Farquhar J. MacRae, the official Liberal Can- didate will be among the promin- ent speakers who will address the audience on Liberal policies. Mrs. D. McGill Farwell President of the Toronto Liberal Women's Associ- ation will give the ladies of Mount Dennis and Weston, the women's point of view. Mr. Oliver Master, president of the local liberal or- ganization will be chairman. Every- body is invited. The time is 8 p.m. and the date Wednesday evening March 20th. --At the time of going to press it was learned that a Liberal elec- tion Meeting would be held in the Collegiate auditorium, March 20th. Reeve F. J. MacRae and other prominent speakers will be on hand. -.-Migs Jessie Wright, concert soloist; Mr. Bruce Metcalf, organ- ist and aeeompanist, and Miss Norah Phelan, Toronto, harpist, are collaborating in preparationfor an evening of outstanding music to be rendered in Weston Presbyter- ian Church on Tuesday evening April 9th. Further particulars will be announced later. --The enrollment of Weston's 2 public Schools was as follows for the month of February, King Street 357,.Memorial 342, with an average daily attendance at the former of 326 and at the latter 291. --The funeral of Mrs. Phipps of Golfview Avenue took place yester- day from Speer's parlors and was conducted by Rev. T. B. Butler. She is survived by 3 daughters and one son. The Memorial Home and School WESTON 120 -r-Money saved is money earned ---don't forget that April 3rd is Last discount day for Public Utili, ties accounts. l ---Don't forget that on Tuesday March 19th the Fathers of the King Street Home and School Club are presenting one of the most out- standing progrtimmes that has been seen in these quarters in the his- tory of this club. Professor J. O. Wilhelm of the Weston Board of Education and Assistant Professor of Physics in the Toronto.Univer- sity together with Dr. J. M. Thompson consulting engineer of Ferranti Electric and also a mem- ber of the Board are furnishing a, programme on cold light featuring) illustrations and experiments. The programme has been arrangerby the men's section of the Home and School. All the fathers and friends of pupils attending King Street School or even Ex. Pupils of this seat of learning are urged to be present for this outstanding pro- gramme. when you want the Lirse/"'iihGne 666-W. x-tf Greece is shipping mo; goods to the United States than elsewhere --Vietorian Order of Nurses-- " Main St. S. HIS RECORD OF SERVICE MERITS YOUR SUPPORT IN NORTH YORK RE-ELECT That's what one of our new customers said to us the other day. "I used ‘to worry so," she said, "because I simply didn't have time to do my cleaning at home and yet I dreaded to send things to a cleaner. But you did such a beautiful job that'I’ll never worry again." We're confident you’ll think just as highly of our workmanship when you try it. __ QUALITY CLEANING BILL MULOCK CLEANERS AND DYERS PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE LYndhurst 2168 HALKES--1n memory of Raymond Gerrald Halkes, 3 years of age, who died March 11, 1939. Two little hands are resting A loving heart is still . A little son we loved is waiting For us just over the hill. Ever remembered by Daddy and Mummy, Granny and Donny. SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940 30% to 40% OFF Notices under this heading 10c per count tine-mini- mum charge of 50 eerrs. SENGER STORE Floor Models, Treadles, Portables and Cabinets THIS WEEK ONLY In Memoriam WESTON PHONE Til-DAV WESTON 845 o-16-1W