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t When bombs rain over England, the children are haddled into great caveâ€"like cellars to sleep in what comfort they may. One of the small comforts which their Canadian cousins make for them is a commodity of the Canadian Junior Red Cross called a "bomb kit". This little bag contains a toothbrush, comb, bobbie pins and other toilet articles. Bomb kits are sent in quantities to England as part of the :finipmont for supervisors on duty in bomb shelters. far greater importance, however, is the work which the Junior Red Cross maintains for children whose homes have been demolished. The Canadian Junior Red Cross is now entirely supporting and clothing the children of 14 nurseries in Eng)-nd to which the homeless, often parentâ€" less children of the blitz are brought by the English Waifs and Strays Bociety. Here they are given expert medical care, warmed, clothed and fed, and here the long task of rehabilitation begins. Kach English nursery receives from the Canadian Junior Red Cross $3 a year to pay for heat, light, staff, food and equipment, and in add it receives ample outfits of ¢lothing made and bought in Canada. Last year the Junior Red Cross of Toronto alone sent to British children more than 19,000 articles of clothing. During the Red Cross Campaign, remember the children, neediest of all. Let Ko-r heart carry your hand to your pocket and giveâ€"more than pau have ever given before. The Red Cross needs $10,000,000 now. | W A N T ~‘tires: Apply 9 Joseph Street, "Weston. 0â€"15â€"1w ~BSEWING MACHINE SPECIAL | WE HAVE a limited number of new treadles and hand portables. Get yours while they last. Also wdnd whm&' forsul:. léenub & ns&lrl nger Sewing Centre, 1198 St. Clair West. gEnwood 2154. xâ€"18â€"4w BOY‘S blue trench coat, size 14 to _ 16, good condition, $2.00. Phone Zone 4â€"851, 208 King street. _ wine background with floral deâ€" sign, also small English Broadloom rug, 4% x 2%. Apply 1 Arthur street, Weston. oâ€"15â€"1w SMALL trailer for sale, good ONE mahogany tubular steel bed and mattress, one bone ~colored &nm. 284 King street, Weston, in e evenings. xâ€"15â€"1w $5,300.00 â€"â€" SIXâ€"ROOMED brick bungalow, hot water heated, owner occupied, $1,000 down. Packâ€" ham Real Estate. oâ€"l5â€"1w ONE Axminster rug, 6% x 8%, $200.00 CASH, ‘34 DeSoto Sedan â€" (airtlow). Phone Weston 3â€"Jâ€"2, after 7 p.m. oâ€"15â€"1w SINGLE men, military exempt Married men, with tamilies of working age. Also teamster, truck and tractor drivers. Steady workâ€" good wages. Applicants give full information in first letter; age, exâ€" perience, nationality, and if marâ€" ried state number of workers. E. .D. Smith & Sons Ltd., Fruit Farmers, Winona, Ontario. xâ€"14â€"2w TRADE two small houses for one with six rooms. Apply 56 Humâ€" ber boulevard. oâ€"14â€"2w weekly for messages and light house duties (for vicinity Church and> Main. Phone Zone 4â€"426. PASSENGERS leaving Weston 7 a.m., destination King and Jarvis. Phone 669â€"W. noâ€"1541w WE HAVE several clients with $500.00 for down payment on house. What have you to offer. Packham Real Estate. oâ€"15â€"1w dues in home, live in or out. Adults.. Good pay. Apply 25 Main street south, Weston. oâ€"15â€"1w YOUNG girl, after four, twice ONE big g;;;v__Pcrc_he'rpn horse, nine .years old. Apply A. S. Broughton, RoyAL York road. Phone 61â€"Jâ€"4, Weston. xâ€"15â€"1w MIDDLEâ€"AGED woman for light brown. biécgiéi; between Coulter avenue and the Weston theatre. Reward. _ Phone 688â€"R. oâ€"15â€"1w , wallboards atléWest prices. ivery service. York Wrecking ‘Lunibef:Co., 2 Blackthorn Ave. . 5345. LY. 0433. xâ€"61â€"1t NEW AND USED LUMBER FARM .HELP WANTED LIVESTOCK FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE 1 LOTS FOR SALE HOUSES TO RENT OPPORTUNITIES HELP WANTED LUMBER CHILDREN OF THE BLITZ TIMES & GUIDE oâ€"15â€"1w oâ€"15â€"1w s en for rent, all conveniences, business couple preferred (no chilâ€" dren), cooking by gas. 6 William street, Weston. oâ€"15â€"1w TWO rooms for rent (living room TWO unfurnished rooms and kitchâ€" ATTRACTIVE two room flat, SMALL vacant front room for a middle age or elderly person. Box. 1525, 'I’imu and Gufde.pe Wednesday to Saturday. S'anplu may be seen during these days Reasonable prices, prompt service. Ante s aâ€"54â€"1w quiet business people only. LY. 7941. &15â€"1w and bedroom with linen closet), bay window, coal fire g‘lace, hot water heated, continuous hot water. Phone Zone 4â€"361. oâ€"15â€"1w keeping in quiet home, young couple preferred. 48 Emmette Ave., Mt. Dennis, Ont. oâ€"l5â€"1w FURNISHED room for rent, light GOOD building lot for sale on King street. Phone 301â€"W. _ xâ€"15â€"2w TO PRESERVE your pictures have ROOM suitable for light chouseâ€" houlékeéi)ing privileges. Adults only. Apply 25 Main south. _ _ WATSONâ€"In loving memory of our dad, Edward Watson, who passed away March 19th, 1938. Your presence is ever near us, Your love remains with us yet, You were the kind of a father Your loved ones would never forget. â€"Lovilngly remembered by Garnet and Maisie. 0â€"15â€"1w Three quiet adults. References. Phone (;&5-.]. g0-1‘.',§’f1.w THREE unfurnished rooms for mother and son (adults). Phone 931. 0â€"14â€"1w wanted by couple with two chilâ€" dren. $35.00|a month. Phone GR. 3381. oâ€"15â€"1w FOUR or fiveâ€"room cottage in The family of the late Mrs. Sarah Ann Lindsay wish to express their sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbors who have been so kind and thoughtful at the time of the recent death of their dear mother. 0â€"15â€"1w or three roomed apartment in Weston. Zone 4â€"502. 0â€"15â€"1w Weston, handy to car line. Will rent or buy with small cash payâ€" ment and substantial monthly payâ€" ment. Reliable adult family. Phone T64â€"M. oâ€"15â€"1w In Memoriam HOUSE, apartment or four rooms SIXâ€"ROOM unfurnished house Card of Thanks YOUNG couple want to rent flat ments, In Memoriams Notices Under These Headings 10c Per Line. Minimum Charge NOTICES Births, Marriages, Deaths Cards of Thanks, Engageâ€" J PRESEIVE ,;our pictures have them framed. Phone Zone 4426 C 2DH _nglnmlnt ©F 1006 RUOUIMS, unfurnished, now or April first. PICTURE FRAMING ROOMS FOR RENT WANTED TO RENT WANTED oâ€"15â€"1w oâ€"15â€"1w I""‘_'â€"'-â€"-â€"â€"-â€" %QOWLI NG ;i ) FOR FUN .... INSIDE STUFF: Speaking beâ€" fore a sports gathering the other night, Lefty G;omez said that his greatest thrill of the 1942 season came when he got four hits in a game against Washington. "You‘ll notite", added El %oofo, "that Bucky _ Harris _ resigned â€" after that." > THE CRACK OF THE WEEKâ€" Torporal Walter Scott, former crack New York Amateur golfer, says the army has corrected his worst golf weakness, He never could &nke & chip shot right until he started using the smooth, swéeping stroke he learned wieldâ€" ing & broom in camp. AS THIS copy is tolling out through the news presses, Jack Culverwell‘s Ostnngm have a one game margin over the backâ€" toâ€"theâ€"wall St.ock{:rdl and if the Jewellerymen make the {:‘de the aircrafters will have plenty of grief in upnm%fi the clever Ostranders club. e men of Culâ€" verwell have been knocking at the door all season and they have a strong offensive scoring g‘ower to r}:;et the "Kittyâ€"Barâ€"t e-D\oor" ads. "‘There is _ much behind the elimination of Stafford Industries that can not be printed . . . The players tried hard, but they didâ€" n‘t have that extra spark in the playâ€"offs tha carried them to the top all season . . . Jack Stafford, the team‘s sponsor, is too good a sport to let his defeat terminate his interest in hockey and other sports. _ However, â€" Staff, â€" has learned, much to his sorrow that even doing the right thing doesâ€" n‘t pay, when certain fellows reâ€" fuse to play the game according to rules. series for the Les Allen Memorial Trophy which is emblematic of the league championship and as we go to press the issue as to who will meet Alfie Moore‘s DeHavilâ€" land sextet is undecided. will see the O.H.A. rules with the exception of changing on the fly in vo&ue. Of course that means that the "iceing the puck" rule will be in effect and that one litâ€" tle rule might cause the aircraftâ€" ers plenty of grief. With teams in the Mercantile loop allowed to ice the puck during the regular season and semiâ€"final games, the DeHavilland sextet have worked themselves into a state of perfecâ€" tion under the present, system. Whether Alfie Moore‘s team can carry the frozen rise out just as well as shoot it up the ice reâ€" mains to be seen, ‘ NEXT SATURDAY swings the liip into the best three out of five ONE THING is definitely cerâ€" tain they work like the proverbial million under their present system of play. Blue line thumpers as Les Vickerly, Johnnie Hamiiton, and Ellis Pringle, backed by the smart goal tending displays of Alex Brownlee, round out a perâ€" feect background for their strong defensive efforts. The aircrafters suffered a tough loss when Andy Bellemer was relegated to the sidelines for the scason a week again Wednesday night when he fractured his cheekbone in the Stafford tilt, However, Manager Ellis Pringle stepped right into the breach and "%ig Ellis* surely looked impressive in his appearâ€" ance last Saturday against .Osâ€" tranders. â€" A GLANCE over the scoring records shows three of the blue sweatered Ostranders in the scaâ€" son‘s Big Five. After a check and recheck, Gordie DeLaat and Bill McComb were declared dyal chamâ€" pions of the season and while the honoring of two scoring chamâ€" pions in one season is a bit unâ€" usual the loser is Jack Ostrander the cup donor. However the extra miniature that the genial sportsâ€" man has to come through with will be good for a‘ speech just twice as long as usual at the leafue's comâ€" ing banquet. Bill McMullen was the other Ostrander representative that hit the charmed circle, finishâ€" ing in fifth place with a thirty point total. _ _ _ WITHOUT any comment from this corner we give you a paraâ€" graph from Bunny "Sport Slants" Morganson of the Telegram, Says Bunny: C Bowling is a healthy sport! Come on and join the funâ€" meet your friends, learn to bow! with skill, and get the health and pep for the allâ€" important war work you are doing! Bowling Alleys THE â€"CHAMPIONSHIP | series MAIN ST. NORTH (Over Richardson Furniture) WESTON FOR FUN . ... FOR HEALTH MERCANTILE WAR INDUSTRIES HOCKEY LEAGUE ames on the regular nlflhu. ‘lodmu_hy_ and Saturday, till a winner is decided. Then of course it‘s on to the city finals and let the sweeping fall were they may. It could be that the final round of the loop will not get under way till next Wodnuda{...dependlnf on the results of the last twin bill of the semiâ€"final series. In the event it might be necessary to order the teams in the final series to play m Monday night game. However more in this connection in next week‘s issue. CHAMPIONSHIP playâ€"off acâ€" tion which will be ushered in next Saturday will continue along a best threeâ€"outâ€"ofâ€"five series with games on the ‘regular nights, WARNINGâ€"From here in folkâ€" ses, leave a little eu'liyh for those "Merk" final tilts. e coming final series should eclipse all recâ€" ords both from attendance and competition angles. Toronto‘s "allia’nbors and hepâ€" cats held one of their greatest jam sessions last Monday night when over 4,000 of them crowded into the Humber Pier Rollerdrome to hear Vaughn Monroe and his solid senders. The band appeals to the more conservative folks, at the same time providing the jump and rhythm that intrigue the millions of jitterbugs from coast to coast. If Vaughn hasn‘t got a terrific band, we ho?e to kiss a bowâ€"legged bumble bee! Planning to become an engineer, Vaugn envolled at Carnegie Techâ€" nical University and earned his tuition as & professional musician. Vaughn Monroe was born in Akron, Ohio, on October 7th, 1912, but was reared in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, where he attended grade and high schools. At the age of eleven, he learned to play the trumpet and, three years later, won & state contest for a trumpet solo in Milwaukee. by Jack Adamson 150 feet hose 150 ft. pulley Here‘s News WESTON 74 139 MAIN ST. S. AUCTION SALE SAT., MARCH 27th Irvin Lumber Co., u«. BUILDING SUPPLIES The undersigned has recéived instructions to sell the following property of purpose 1 tractor plough, 18 inch 1 McCormickâ€"Deering drill 1 cultivator 1 cream separator 1 set of harrows 1 oat sprouter 1 cutting box i cli{:ping machine 1 set of scales 1 black horse, general CcOURTEOUS SERVICE PROMPT DELIVERY It. pulley andp fork By William Harrison Wilson Avenue and Jane Street Lot 10, Concession 4, Township of North York A. M. MeEWEN, Auctioneer, Phone 187â€"W ck horse, general 1 set of single harness pose 1 ?Iic%ormick-Deerinz ctor plough, 18 inch Dinder Zorrr?ick-?)eering 1 McCormickâ€"Deering 1 mower & 1 tractor disc ivator 2 hay racks am separator 1 churn of harrows 1 brooder stove sprouter 1 light wagon _ . ting box 1 ladder ping machine 1 root pulper of scales 14 Steel drums ; hose 1 truck wagon ulley rope, pulleys 1 set of double harness fork 600 bushels oats Other articles too numerous to mention. JOHN ARMSTRONG FARM STOCK AND 1942 TRACTOR (McCormickâ€"Deering, rubber tired) FUEL > LUMBER TIMES AND GUIDE Termsâ€"CASH. 1943, at 1 p.m. PHONES: Upon his graduation in 1933, he landed a trumpet job with Austin Wiley‘s orchestra, being featured simultaneously as a vocalist. Afâ€" ter six months with Wiley, he joined L;&rrngunk’s band, settling down for three:and a half years. He quit the job to join Jack Marâ€" shard‘s Boston society group. In June, 1937, Vaughn was preâ€" vailed upon to front the Marshard band which filnyed alternately in Boston and Miami for two seaâ€" sons. When his orchestra began doing broadcasts and making reâ€" cordings, his popularity soared. In 1940, the band was reâ€"organâ€" ized and became "one of the most talked of bands in America." Feaâ€" tured with the orchestra are Marâ€" ilyn Duke, vocalist, and Ziggy Talent, saxophonist and novelty singer. . ks s Vaughn is of Scotch â€" Irish descent, is over six feet in height, weighs 185 pounds and has brown eyes and brown, wavy hair, It‘s too bad, girlsâ€"he‘s married, For recreation, Vaughn plays golf and tennis, rides horseback and swims. _ He likes flying ‘ and motorâ€"boat racing. He hopes to be a success as a eventually retire New Hampshire. Incidentally, _ Vaughn â€" Monroe will make his first picture in May or June.. We hear that Lana bandleader ‘and to his farm in WESTON JU. 9662 Turner, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers will coâ€"star in the film, to be produced by the Mâ€"Gâ€"M studios. News notes: Helen Ward, oneâ€" time vocalist with Benny Goodâ€" man‘s band, has joined Hal Mcinâ€" tyre‘s orchestra, replacing the Lyttle Sisters. . . . Now leading a band in Salt Lake City, Herb Miller, brother of Glenn, is under consideration for an engagement at the Hermosa Beach Terrace. . . . It is believed that Rose Blane has established a record for femâ€" inine â€" vocalists â€" with â€" bigâ€"name bands. She is beginning her ninth year with Aie Lyman‘s orchestra. . . .. Drummer Jimmy Crawford, after a fifteenâ€"year asâ€" sociation with Jimmie Lunceford‘s group, is retiving from the band business toâ€"take a wellâ€"earned rest at his home in Harlem. . .. From Elgin 1863 Money To Lean Weston 152W Weston 658 INCH APTS. PHONE 28J Piano, Singing, Violin, Theory, Kindergarten, Choral Class Marion Demorest, L.T.C.M. TRUSSES MADE TO ORDER Representing Great West Life Assurance Co. Address: 628B CRAWFORD ST. TORONTO Fire, Casualty, Life, Personal Property, Floater, Liability J. EDGAR PARSONS MEDICAL SUPPLIES J. C. INCH, B.A., Phm.B. For Appointment"Cal] JU. 8133 WESTON 53 Elastic Stockings. Belts, etc. R. W. MacDonald wWESTON BRANCH TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC The Versatile Entertainer for your next program. HMlustroted Circular FREE.) 18 Toronto Street, Toronto 0â€"16â€"52 C. LORNE FRASER ENTERTAINMENT RUPTURED? RALPH GORDON IARIISTIR', SOLICITOR, te. Bank of Nove Scotie Chambers, WESTON BARRISTER, SOL(CTTOR INCH‘S dDRUG STORE 7 Years‘ Experience Private Fitting Room INSURANCE General Insurance SOLICITORS W Averiy 6121 BUSINESS CARDS MUSIC SECURE JUnet. 0769 $ Y0U _ AEpp <ai! s/â€"\ 14â€"43â€"1yr. 320 Bay IN THE HOME Since you have broken your enâ€" gagement to Tom because your feelings toward him aren‘t the same. are you going to return his Enough ite remaing encased in Antarctica to cloak the entire globe in ice 120 feet thick, ._ ... _ "No; my feelings toward the ring are still the same as ever!" motor car accident one day. A mm. after recording the acciâ€" t, added: "We are happy to state that he was able to r the !?llowiu evening inm FIM io vearing Tou s Soer th Tos tik ou is the roatmiten "Wee "Gromk 9y ciety, Then, look up this column next mk when we‘ll tell you who‘s in the radio world. laAhta %tym:ilul time it is the P eve Canadian citizen to serve Can‘z by saving. Buy War Savings certificates! the in Sn ho o anath ment in"!‘m,nto, next :u-t.h. 11 ROXALINE AVE. Roofing 330 Bay St., Torente WA. 7771 1017,Weston Road, Mount Dennis PHONES "JUnet. 6402" ‘‘Weston 544" Residence: HY. 8068 MONEY To LOAN on Goon T monreads snetayiiks 40 MAIN NORTH Next to Farley‘s Barbers WESTON Owing to Gas Ration Hours Are From 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. GEO. W. GARDHOUSE, B.A. Bob Evans “‘{'l Mary your eldest sister?" CY on " "And who comes after her?" "You and two other fellows." e we hear| "I‘ve no » ie m o n ent in Toronto next month. ,*fih‘:‘ t ~ t M ke wn Before we hide our tripewriter "Hand om flulc:l’ collector, we want ) uy 222 m.‘: ‘ «on CiouEh Motp,, Authorized Agents For Sales and Service On CHRYSLERâ€"PLYMOUTH CARS and FARGO TRUCKS 269 MAIN ST. N. ROY‘S TAX! Office Hourn: Daily; miso Tussday BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS AND REFINISHING REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS For For EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY ON _WEDNESDAY PROMPT, COURTEOUS. SERVICE F. A. SILVERMAN BAKER‘S TAX] TINSMITHING appointment during eve« ning, phone residence Furnaces Cleaned and Overâ€"hauled Rarrister, Solieitor, Etc Weston 378J _ oppointment during day, 57 George Streat, Weston 4nd Thursday evening» SOLICITORS 456 > Phone 1205W Phones:; Weston, 1061â€"Toronto, LY. 9911 (Every Need for the Auto) One Stop Service For All Your Car Needs PHONE 677 KEN RUSSELLâ€"Repair Shop Foreman Art Loveâ€"Paint Shop Foreman PHONE TAXI thatâ€"ap earthquake "Hand it over," said the I feel like a good ery,; any Caretaker wanted <for Masonic Temple, man or woman, part time. Apply W. C. Burrage, 106 Roseâ€" 72 Guestrille Ave. Mt. Dennis Classified Ads mount Avenue. Phone 106â€"W. ; W J. WARD WESTON TAXI Specialized Motor Tuncâ€"up 122 MAIN N., WESTON ZONE 4â€"387 Tewing Service CHIROPRACTOR Nervous and Chronic Distases CHIROPRACTOR WM. A. RIGGS 1220 Jane gi. MT. Dlv 8 JUnet, 7996 or Weston 473J Work Guaranteed PIANO TUNING Dignifiea and Courteous “ Funcral Service PHONE JU. 8921 5 for Piano Tuning CRUICKSHANK GARAGE UNDERTAKERS 7 to 8 Saturday by UNDERTAKERS Ambulance PHONE: ZONE 4â€"444 J. W. BROWN 1273 WESTON RD. FL YNN Funeral Directors Phone GARAGES Guaranteed TAXIS WESTON Jv.