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i A large number of the Mount Denâ€" nis‘friends journeyed : to Thistletown on Friday last and paid a visit to the local branch of t\he league. A debate on Missions provided a pleasing and interesting program. The visitors takâ€" ing charge of the Foreign Field. Mr. Eck supported by Miss Ada Chilvers and Miss Ethel Burlingham, presentâ€" ed ‘the needs and the work accomâ€" plished in a very able manner. Mr. Lorne Barker, Miss Sadie Farr and Carmen Johnston gave the outstandâ€" ing features of the Home Field, also in a striking manner, but were unable to overcome their opponents. After a careful summing up of the points, the judges, Rev. \\i. N. Chantler, Mesâ€" rs. Jordan and Stewart awarded the decision in favor of the: Mount Denâ€" nis League. f Rev. Robert Sims will address the Methodist Church League, at their weekly meeting held this Friday evening. 4 _ A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by the members of the Thistleâ€" town Women‘s Institute at the home of Mrs. W. 0. Duncan, where the [January meeting was held. The marâ€" ried‘ ladies entertained their maiden sisters with a splendid program of contests, charads and vocal selections by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Fry. A dainty luncheon was served at the close. ) Matinee Daily 2.15 Evenings 7 Saturdays and Holidays Continuous 2.15 to 11 p.m. Hundreds to select from this season‘s latest creations. No wider or more beautiful range anywhere. Newest styles, suitable for immediate or early spring wear. Tafâ€" fetas, tricotines, mignonettes, fine velours, crepe, Georgâ€" ettes, etc., models included for any occasion. All Fur Sets and Fur Pieces at Half and Less Than Half Price. Just what you‘ve been waiting, for, Don‘t fail to see this one MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY _ Douglas Fairbanks _ _ One small group of about 50 dresses in a whirlwind flyer, smartest styles in this lot. Samples and odds and {23) m i n t sn CP) > B Fea wl ' ’ ez 729 ' CC 1. @ iggpamices) SA al) | cada Euk ppamtes =Al0, Je P e MXs Tsl SÂ¥A | | 2 En Te 'v'ev‘*;? CA _ e 2#A | beo 1 | & rikg CX & rs) C e 2 /‘i 34 ho 4 se m 1 NE v{ % nA iess Ts "(:; Qeg.‘ f SAll )D 5 her E es €4, NU "’ en t -‘:" mt . d * A w’w?‘ermnh 3 e s 32. â€".--r:._:g,_.»lf-:‘é.’;"%i‘;;':*; ; Depicting the Ancient and Modern Lust for that which is Unlawful. sz Here you are not confronted with a paltty few garâ€" ments, the survival of several former sales, but you will see a stock of clothing that will amaze you. Rack after rack of the finest overcoats. Wardrobe after wardrobe of the very latest creations in men‘s and young men‘s suits. Every garment radically reduced ; in some instances they go at half and less than half former prices. ; i 32 in neat greyi‘ checks and mixturées, well made and tri d, in sizes 32!tand 33 only. _ Regular o io. t s BOYS‘ CORDUROY SUITS P Pure allâ€"wool Indigo dye. Made and trimmed in a highâ€"class manner. Semiâ€"formâ€"fit with belt. Sizes 27 to 36. Regular value up to $25.00. For Q@ positive cleatance ...l.........n....... $10°95 The fastest acting picture ever shownâ€"thrills galoreâ€" 3 <~ absolutely one of the best. _ THISTLETOWN PAGE FOUR Direction ]Elg and J. J. Allen West Toronto + PROGRAMME, WEEK OF FEBRUARY 7 Men‘s Suits, $17.50 at Easy Stages to $49.50 Reduced from $35.00, $415.00, $50.00 and $65.00 Men‘s Suits & O‘coats THURSDAY TO SATURDAY NEXT WEEK The Film Sensation of the Year "MADONNAS AND MEN" "THE MARK OF ZORRO" TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ositively the greatest picture of his career NO MONEY DOWN SALE PF Ladies‘ Dresses BOYS‘ BLOOMER SUITS FERIDAY AND SATURDAY iz umm m e e e n on y m o TErsctt c ooo rearanrpnimrpa o bntory conmentin o iafenmp io hn remure chavact vageny teuctoacal lt ies ie Cepoopieniepe. oc es podiaten neitanes i ,"ttxn"';!'»:r?.'vf?:’:?-‘_a”fio;.f-_./.V:.z Ne inant Eon cemimata ep onA on e sls MesisarcyAâ€"uoca Gate e e enc e aence on d § nc ol oo o esn t en e e t t 0 ts e oo e en S aniie s oogan in ts es en fucioe s Lo ale cegermenner on 2s Mene un aane c Wim. S. Hart "SAND â€"â€"â€"n The Lake Shore branch of the G. W.V.A. will hold a large and interestâ€" ing organization meeting in the Orâ€" ange vball, Humber Bay, on Februâ€" ary Ith.â€" It is the wish of the Vetâ€" erans thatéeturned men attend . this meeting. he speakers for the meetâ€" ing Wi).llr be Mrs. Gunn of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary, Major Ashton Fletcher of the York Rangers, W. E. Turley of the Provincial G.W.V.A.; A. F..Col= lins, Lake Shore G.W.V.A., and .P. Donovan of Humber Bay. The purâ€" pose of this meeting is to organize for the localâ€" branch . for the year T921 : Two years have gone and still we miss him, Never shall his memory fade, Loving thoughts will always linger Round the grave where he is laid. â€"â€"Family. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Thomas Barton,who died February ith, 1919. Ad the congregational \meeting to be held next Wednesday night a deâ€" bate whether a city or a country girl makes the best wife, will be the chief item of interest for the program. â€"A cordial invitation is extended to eyâ€" eryone. On Tuesday, February 8th, a Valâ€" entine social will be held. at the home of Mrs. Cowley, under the ausâ€" pices of the Lambton Women‘s Inâ€" stitute. PC \ CA 6s) &A s e e y en I c V [ o «ns &2 cpa e & s ib _A S \ & apon weu. us‘ LAMBTON Evenings 7 to 9 1 66 Danforth Ave. 318 QueenW. â€"â€" Gigantic NoMoneyDown Sale We.do not ask you to pay any money down, all we ask is that you act quickly and help us to unload this gigantic stock. Think of itâ€"new fall and winter clothing, just when you need to use them, at prices practically half real value, and on terms to suit every financial necessity. You can‘t afford to miss it. Come with the crowds and get your share of the greatest barâ€" gains you could possibly imagine. The entire stocks at both stores, 66 Danforth Avenue and 318 Queen Street West, to be sold at a sacrifice that is startling to contemplate, the stocks consisting of Boys‘ Suits and Overâ€" coatsâ€"Youths‘ Suits and Overcoatsâ€"Men‘s and Young Men‘s Suits and Overcoatsâ€"Also a magnificent range of Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Dresses and Coats, etec. ALL MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY. 3 We could go on giving you list after list of the great buying opportunities this sale presents, but you must see the stock and the price tickets to form any idea of the superiative values. es Cese < S ; Sn on in Hep «nc oo s ho. hh ie 3 ies t setans iaey on Mmss ALo 5 C en 6 (2 MShem rgre Bs Adncmeltreeciony “:‘ Chers m aes o h it d 5 in $ } e uce mies Sop s Parndesh eCs & : ol a C aAso ho «es SHiee in sctan Relenteed § 2\ We io ome C5M ~ Weaaed i se PM a We io: 6 e ues wal hss haSel Colo s e 4 8 i & o Esa ues Ns C Must Sne Eavn eean ue t 9 m alld barsh ad ts tm se Gers s fae ; e sefi ol on mt ce tm tako en es es oR 9 l i : Sn tan â€" oo Ceaoch sc Th isb Pace xo. h e brs $ tJ Raks uo Rchnan umss tengron‘s is in § & s anf a\ h 5 bs bor * o o is omcs B ds / o f a uo 0o Ser mven e M Metlectce Pet h 5 iA he d M Ww ftont Meces W Bors: P w 9n ho C tds beea Ee ‘ ie Meinasy m in 7 Jond Hbo SW M BR (9u4 Cld 942. % hk Ummen B A _ i RSS Re on C pogoaril. ) f ME : 5 Had j 5 E nmanerrac 9 oie hd ies hgfe en o y Ne ob n old e ds s wA > J s Cua t y SENSATION OF THE ENTIRE PROVINCE Our membership, who are all Canaâ€" dian citizens of native or British parâ€" entage, feel that a Canadian Trade Union would be an > asset in the National life and for that purpose, â€"I am requestedâ€"to ask through your columns, any â€"Electrical Worker who desires a Canadian movement to comâ€" municate with us at the address beâ€" low. A Convention for the Province of Ontario will be held in the City of Hamilton on March 25th and 26th for the purpose of solidifying the Nationâ€" ‘fl movement in Ontario, and Secreâ€" aries of organizations interested or individuals interested are requested to communicate with the . writer for further information, Yours faithfully, _ 1. C CtNXx. 4 Alexander Street, Toronto, Ont. The story is an adaptation of Johnâ€" ston'McCulley‘s novel, "The Curse of Capistrano," which appeared in. the "All Story Weekly" magazine. Those critiecs who have viewed ‘"‘The Mark of Zorro" have proclaimed that Fairbanks has excelled any of his previous performances. This is due to some extent to the ingenious story and the opportunities afforded ‘Doug‘ to make the greatest use of his athâ€" letic ability. The Richview Community Club met last, week at the home of Mr. M. Peacock.. EHuchre filled in the first part of the evening. Prize winners were the Misses Dixon and Messrs. Canning and HutcMison. â€" After this dancing was engaged in and refreshâ€" ments served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Clara Canning on Thursday, February 10th. To the Editor. Dear Sir:â€" Your readers may not be aware that a purely Canadian Trade Union of Electrical Workers, free frogn American affiliations, has been form> ed, an‘d I am taking this opportunity of bringing it before their notice. Never before has Douglas Fairâ€" banks waxed so enthusiastic over the suceess ind admiration of a picture than he has\ over *"The Mark â€" of Zorro," his fourth United Artists‘ proâ€" cfilction which will be the feature atâ€" traction_at the Allen Beaver Theatre, beginning Monday. "Sand!" is a picture with . thrills galore and human interest plus. TAIRBANEK‘S LATEST Critics and Public Wonderfully Enâ€" thusiastic Over "The Mark of Zorro" iithe P‘g(nto, with almost human inâ€" telligence, is as the apple of Bill Mart‘seye. And in the story, scenarâ€" ized by Lambert Hillyer, and directed by him, the talented equine shares honors with some of the human charâ€" acters and â€" among other things disâ€" plays his love for his master in the most affecting manner. Indeed, the meeting between the two after a sepâ€" aration is a very moving thing. In another scene the / Pinto, with his master inâ€" the saddle, leaps from a high cliff into the river, one of the most daring feats ever attempted. The beautiful pinto pony, seen‘ to such advantage in many of the old er William 8. Hart pictures, and very prominently in ‘"The Toll Gate," :one of his\recent productions for Paraâ€" mount. Artcraft, will _have a really important role in "Sand," Mr. Hart‘s latest vehicle which will be presented at the Allen Beaver Theatre Friday and Saturday.~ WM. 5. HART AT THE ALLEN BEAVER THEATRE,. FRL, SAT The Greatest Value Giving Event in the History of the Canadian Clothing Trade Toronto, Ont. ; January 26th, 1921 RICHVIEW 66 Danforth Ave. D. MORRISON PICTURE HIS BEST Rec. See TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON Canada‘s Foremost Credit Clothier A resolution was passed recomâ€" mending that the Government reâ€" employ the 80 returned men _ who were discharged from the Toronto /P.0. Deputy Reeve Graham and Macdonald of York Township, introâ€" duced the motion. Deputy Reeve Donovan and Reeve Whitmore conâ€" demned the Government for not doâ€" ing all possible for returned men. Reeve William Keith, Newmarket, and Reeve J. M. Gardhouse, Weston, were appointed York County Road Commissioners. Reeve J. G. Whitmore, (Vaughan, recommended that the Government be given representation on the comâ€" mission. ‘‘The Government,‘" he said, helped support the road by paying 40 per.cent. of cost, therefore | they should have some representation." Col. Cecil Williams, Rev. Crawford Brown and Sam Harris waited upon the councilt in the interests of the Navy League. Our raw materials, it was claimed, should be turned into a finished product and then sold in the best market, and in order to do this we must have British‘ ships manned by British seamen. . A grant of $10,â€" 000 was asked for,and the matter was turned over to the finance commitâ€" tee. â€"York County council have deâ€" cided to move into new quarters, and from now on will occupy the second floor of the county building. Severâ€" al renovations will be made and the rooms redecorated. The court will be transferred to the rooms now usâ€" ed by the council, which will also be redecprated and a new heating sysâ€" tem will be installed. VALUE IS OUR MAGNET The following high school trustees were appointed: Markham, R. A. Mason; Richmond Hill, Dr. )R. L Longstaf{; Newmarket, J. F. Harvey; Aurora, Charles Webster; Scarboro, Alexander Baird; Weston Board of Education, J. A. Cameron. Deputy Reeve T. A. C. Tier, Etobiâ€" coke, and Reeve Dr. Scrivener, Auâ€" rora, were appointed Industrial Home commissioners. Reeve F. H. Miller, York Township, and J. . Dolson,. King ‘Township, Awere appointed {lrepresentatives on the Canadian National Exhibition Board. HAdâ€"to Pay Interest "I was one of the committee apâ€" pointed last year to interview the Government with a view to. getting earlier payment," he said. ‘"We went before Hon. Mr. Biggs and he told us that the engineers‘ report, which should have been in by November, did not come in until May. It was then too late for them to make payâ€" ment that year, and the result was that this county had to pay 7 per cen. interest on $400,000 for six months." Warden C. L. Wallace criticized the members of the commission for mnot seeing to it that the county enâ€" gineers had their estimates into the Government early, so that its share of the cost could be paid during the year. He declared that the county had to pay between $7000 â€" and $$000 interest charges because of the slowness of the Goyernment in payment, After passing two byâ€"laws, appointâ€" ing school trustees and representaâ€" tives to the Canadian National Exâ€" hibition Board, York County Council proceeded_ to discuss one of the most important questions that will come before it, that of the county roads system... Reeve William RKeith, Newâ€" market, who is one of the Toronto and York Road Commissioners, said that no plans had been formulated for 1921 yet, as the council had. not had an opportunity to decide how much they intended to spend. COUNTY ROADS DISCUSSED BY.YXORK CO. COUNCIL Reports Lateâ€"Government _ Slow in Payment of Contributionâ€"Counâ€" ty to Bear Heavy Interest "CHARM SCHOOL" AT THE OaAKWOOD, FEBRUARY 7, 8, 9 The oldâ€" question of whether woâ€" men should engage in business or political pursuits is brought to the fore in ‘"I‘he Charm Sehook" with Wallace Reid as principal. As Prof. Austin Bevans, Mr. Reid says "no." When he inherits a young ladies‘ school from his aunt, he changes it from a school of business instruction to a soâ€"called "charm" school. It is the school that is soâ€"called, not the charm. ‘EIhere is no doubt about that, or about the pulchritudinous distinction ofâ€"the fifty charmers who are pupils at the school. Prof. Reid will give lessons in the best methods of being charmingâ€"lessons in Greâ€" cian dancing, delsarte, fancy swimâ€" ming, diving and Selocution. Mr. Reid‘s reputation was made by "The Roaring Road," ‘"‘Excuse My Dust," and ~What‘s Your Hucry?" and his ability is again demonstrated by his conduct of the school which has been forced upon him. The sketch"The Old Peabody Pew" put on by the Ladies‘ Aid on Thursâ€" day last proved very entertaining as wel} as a financial success. Mrs. W. H.‘ Rowntree of Weston gave an outâ€" line of the play which added very much to the enjoyment of it. Mrs. W. A. Riley as president of the Dorcas Society with the assistance of Mesâ€" dames. Burdekin, L. Ellas, Churchâ€" ill , Warren, Hoover, Robb, and Misâ€" ses Riley and Pelor, then outlined the Peabody Pew and its associations in a very laughable manner. Vocal ducts by Mr. and Mrs. Locke of Edgely and Mrs. Hoover and Miss,Robb also adâ€" ded much to the success of the evenâ€" ing. Rev. H. S. Warren acted as chairâ€" man and in a short address welcomed the friends. Proceeds passed the forty dollar mark and will be devoted to the carrying on â€"of the churth work. A story pictured by Tourneur Y With all his well known artistry. Just come and feel the poignant stir Of this new drama of the sea. The regular league meeting will be held on Friday, evening of this week at the home of Mr. Fred Anderson. Then see "Deep Waters,"‘ a romance Of stalwart hearts and horny hands, ue A pretty girl with eyes that dance;: And keen adventure on the sands. A Rhymed Review (By Russell Holman) You‘d like to breathe the salty air Of stern New â€" England‘s stormy coast? & And mingle with the plain folk there, A deepâ€"sea diver as your host? of the â€"equalization .commission: ‘be instructed ito ~bring in & report on the natural increase. of assessment in all the municipalities throughout the county and the increase . of assessment in the various. municiâ€" palities by the addition of 20 per cent. to the assessment. The resoâ€" lution was lost. â€" Â¥ork â€" County Council â€" Tnesday morning appointed Deputy Reeve William Graham of York Township and Reeve John Smith of East Gwilâ€" limbury, county commissioners _ for 1921. The. council agreed.to grant the jurymen {sitting .m the present sesâ€" sions a bonus of $1â€"per day,. Reeve George, Padget introduced a resolution asking that the chairman Graham and Smith Appointed by the Council 318 Queen St. W. 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St. Clair Ave. and Oakwood «i All the smartest styles are included, many of them with rich colors and trimmings of fine Hudson Seal, Austraâ€" lian Oppossum, etc., etc. $ & This season‘s very finest coats, reduced in many cases to less than half former prices, and you may choose from a wonderful collection of distinctive, exclusive garments of the finest Bolivig, Urystal Cord, Evora, Silvertone, Caracul. $ Morrison‘s Gigantic Stock Women‘s High Grade Coats Salts‘ plush, etc., in all the desired colors peICE Coats : Regular Coats â€"_Regular up to $40.00. Sale up to $60.00,. Sale Why pay out good money and only get a poor return in value?. Boots made cheaply with poor material can be sold cheap and give you no real value. ) Buy your boots here and you will get value. We have all grades and can give you them at the right price. REPAIRS are a good way to get full value from your shoes. Bring them to us. N SAVE 10 PER CENT. ON YOUR WEEKLY GROâ€" CERY BILL BY ORDERING FROM Thursday, Friday, Saturday, February 10, 11 and 12 Youths‘ Suits A range of styles and patterns embracing every fashinable garment in elegant new ‘domestic and imported tweeds and worsteds.. Compare these suits with any shown anywhere by any house, cash or credit. We‘re quite satisfied to abide by vour verdict. _ EXTRA SPECIAL Men‘s Fur Collared Coats We still have in stock exactly 51 .Men‘s Frieze Melâ€" ton. Tweed and Beaver Overcoats with highâ€"grade fur collars. . IThey come in grey, black; dark iblge and brown shades. Sizes 36 to 42. Not a coat in the lot less than $45.00 and up to $60.00.. On sale Tuesday,, grouped for quick selling $29‘50 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 7, 8 and 9 i‘ uim a o8 m o Gy . YYhen.pretty innocent eighteen matries worldly ‘fortyâ€"five, there‘s danger; "THE CRADLE OF COURAGE" REGULAR RECUEULAR REGULAR REGULAR RECUEARK REGULAR Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Feb. 3, 4 and 5 "THE CHARM SCHOOL" $24.50 THE OAKWOOD THEATRE Music: Orchestra under the leadership of C. Franks "DEEP WATERS" JOHN J. MARTIN Ar4 Wallace Reid Wm. 8. Hart T. G. RICE pulels Free Delivery $27.50 $30.00 $35.00 $at y i e cpang: s30.00 ) PRICE VISIT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1921 $34.95 11 SALE PRICE First Long Pants â€"Sizes 32 to 35 THE SHOE HOUSE Coats â€" Regular up to $75.00. Sale price @415 NN PHONE 405 WESTON, ONT. $17.50 $22.50 Phone Hill 5300 $45.00 COMEDY +Fe #, [a |