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[ Drive Safely! ‘April 8th in the church. The devoâ€" tional was taken by Mrs. Charles Watts, and the explanation ‘of the lesson on the desciple, Thomas, was given by Mrs. Arnold Gardhouse and was very ably explained. Miss ilda Veentitra sang "The Lord is Myâ€" ~Ehepherd." Rev. C. A. Mcâ€" remn of Westminster Church, Weston, was introduced by Rev. Kell; Mr. MeLaren spoke on "Your jand Yours" and left all present withâ€"something to ponder on. Miss Weentitra ‘again sang "O Divine mfimer.” She is the soloist of n Presbyterian Church and a gudent of music at Trinity College, ‘oronto. A social half hour was held downstairs afterwards. Mrs. Fred Lund and Mrs. John Love pouring tea. Several ladies were qpresent from West Presbytery, the leader, _ _ Rev. Professor Oran of Wycâ€" liffe College will be the guest preacher next Sunday, April 18th, > The ‘Women‘s Guild met at the home of Mrs. Booth, Coulter Ave., Weston, for their April meeting and enjoyed <the afternoon very much. God might bless the work of reâ€" search in Cancer. Mr. H. Flavell and Master Bill Flavell acted as gidesmen. ~.The Scripture Union meets at 7 .m. on Tuesday, April 20th, in the fiiy School rooms of St. Anâ€" érew‘s church. Mrs. L. Berrill is â€" The open meeting of the Thistleâ€" #own United W. A. was held on town United ‘April gh in f ‘Thou knowest all things, Thou g;weut that I love Thee." Miss Shirley Snider was at the organ. _ Happy birthday greetings to Bud Crone for Tuesday, April 20. Thistletown â€" ;pâ€"e_â€"cm Erigve;s w?e:re' bffe}‘ed _'Ehat Continued ‘from page 8â€" l 2.13 p.m. 3.48 p.m. Round Trip â€" Tax Included FROM _ TORONTO HALIFAX ..._......$54.35 _ WINNIPEG ... gll_JlI!C ummnnnimmue 2430 REGINA ... . JOHN ............_ 41.40 _ CALGARY ... Toronto Bus Terminal â€"LEAVE WESTON INCH‘S DRUG STORE 3. Barter BUS CONNECTIONS AT TORONTO FOR MONTREAL, OTTAWA AND NORTH BAY Bay and Dundas Sts. dâ€"Sun. & Hol. gâ€"Sat. only. xâ€"â€"To Schomberg only. * 10 dRaLER H West, Weston Tickets and Information at FARES ARE LOW (Standard Time) TO ALLISTON oo t o e e e es o+ Mr. C. Head, president of Red Cross sends thanks to his good faithful servants, to volunteer canâ€" vassers and to. kind patrons. Thanks for your share for the work of mercy which never ends. making a total of around ninety. ADVERTISING PAYSâ€"TRY IT 6.08 p.m. xd9.33 p.m. Immediate Delivery on AD. 4221 .. $44.15 ... 56.00 .. 176.05 Sentinel of Safety, an exclusive Westâ€" inghouse feature, protects the motor against damage and provides a conâ€" venient switch to start and stop the motor. The only washer with Cushioned Action â€" your guaranâ€" tee of a brighter, cleaner, faster wash. Another great feature is the streamlined Lovell wringer with featherâ€" touch release and adjustable pressure. See these fine washers now.... .. ... $149'50 Total wool production in Canada in 1947 amounted to 14,090,000 1b. as compared with a revised estiâ€" mate of 16,747,000 lb. for 1946. The decline in wool production in 1947 reflects the decrease in sheep numbers. Shorn wool production Wool Production Westinghouse April 15th, 1948 Islington, Ontario. and terminating at 2 o‘clock a.m. on Sunday, September 26th, 1948. _ All Industries, Merchants and Citizens are requested to coâ€"operate in respect hereto. _ _ During this period all times mentioned in Municipal Byâ€"laws and including hours for holding Council meetâ€" ings shall mean Daylight Saving Time. FURNITURE & ELECTRIC CO. 25 MAIN ST. N. â€" WESTON Phone 1208 â€" LY 2626 provides that a period of Dnyl%ht Saving Time shall come into effect in the Town of Weston, commencing at 2 o‘elock a.m., SUNDAY, APRIL 25th, 1948, and continuâ€" ing until 2 o‘clock a.m. on SUNDAY, _SI{)_I?‘!'EI_BER 26th, shall come into effect in the Township of Etobicoke commencing at 2 o‘clock a.m. on the 22nd day of March, 1948, provides that SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1948 | TAKE NOTICE that Byâ€"law No. 1420.'mby the Municipal Council on the Second day of February, 1948, In any Byâ€"law of the Municipality in which time is mentioned, it shall, during the aforementioned period, mean Daylight Saving Time. All persons are respectfully requested to take notice hereof, and to govern themselves accordingly. April 14, 1948. RICHARDSON 1948, during which period all clocks shall be advanced one PROCLAMATION TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET 'l'qun of Weston PROCLAMATION DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME TAKE NOTICE that Byâ€"Law No. 7398 passed on Washers Township of Etobicoke GOD SAVE THE KING GOD SAVE THE KING , WITH EXCLUSIVE CUSHIONED ACTION Washes Cleaner Less Wear On Clothes Lasts Longer C. M. SINCLAIR, K.C., Reeve. Royal National Lifeboat Instituâ€" tion boats went to the help of 579 vessels in 1947, saved 427 lives and lost eight lifeboatmen. decreased in every province, and with fewer sheep available for slaughter, _ pulled _ wool _ also decreased by 1.4 million pounds. T. E. DOUGHERTY, Mayor. Regular $2.75. SALE $1 PRICE . SALE PRICE Regular $24.50. Clearance of Tweeds and Venetian Wool. Regflxéar $24.50. SALE PRICE $9-95 MEN‘S WHITE COTTON SOX 35c pair 3 for $_1.00 MEN‘S SHOES ireula c rcres uce $1.95 fric _ $1.00 rece . 94.99 MEN‘S SUSPENDERS Nnonâ€"stretch 15c Sport Jackets _ Sport Shirts cABAKBin® Black Oxfords. Regular up to $8.50. . MEN‘S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS SALE PRICE 2 Weeks Delivery Men‘s Tweed Top Coats 19 Main St. N. Weston DOVER SPORT SHOPS LTD. maeg $ 7 \‘ 2\ y k ,géf j‘\, 5%’: M,\,‘ C Feas ,,-"' ,’i Caadl :%A%‘;{ °* ’MS,' /" .“,,i x:‘":z)} y l whlt thee [ o %2 '& ”tjfi f * @ cy»1 §ALE CONVENIENT TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE Tailored To Measure To Your Individual Styling â€"â€" Stores Also At â€" 576 DANFORTH AVE. â€" 1154 DANFORTH AVE. 445 PARLIAMENT ST. and 578 BAYYIEW to Serve You Not Valid After May 1st, 1948 $9.95 $3.89 Regular $4.95 up. Assorted Shades. Regular $4.25. ce $52.95 molcs SALE PRICE Special Sleeveless ui SWEATERS Children‘s Sweaters â€" Odd Trousers Come In And Browse Around Many Other Items Specially Priced Assorted. .Regular to $3.95. SALE PRICE.. Oversize Shirts for Big Men Size 17â€"19% We carry Clothes. _ _TO CLEAR BOY‘S WINDBREAKERS REGULAR 4.95 TO CLEAR 1.95 6 inch Palmer McLellan. Regular $8.95. C Now available. Sizes 44â€"50. Worâ€" sted and Gabardine. MEN‘S SUITS 5y WORK BOOTS complete line Offer You LADIES‘ & MEN‘S WINDBREAKERS SALE PRICE Regular $6.95. Gravenette and Rain Coats $7.95 up TOP COATS $1.00 $4.95 $4.95 of Work Sign Here and Cut Out Phone Zone 4â€"499 A new shipment of hats has arrived. Homburg and Snap Brims. to wear with that spoit jacket in Gabardines, Tweeds Serges, Worâ€" steds and Checks. 2 Weeks Delivery