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Dover Men's Shop " Main St. N Weston FOR THIS WEEK TWEED SLADKS GET EXTRA WEAR WITH GOLD SEAL BUGS AND LINOLEUMS Beautiful New Spring Patterns REGULAR UP TO $70.00 SALE PRICE sSTso TWO PAIR PANTS SPECIALS SALE PRICE sSss ' Y. W. c. A. Zipper Fly and Pleats Regular $9.95 Just Arrived-New Shipment, SUITS 'f.sTJRl _ deht. Th mu- won mud with handiwork the girls hnd tuned out h m pundit; tr-ttell- enh. childm’I tops, wot. - baht. and 0th! novel“. Net ptocoodl An for the cluh’l contri- bution to the r-r-, Coaster-ee land to the YWCA'. World Recon- The Y. t I. Club in hard " work on I play, "L'Amour a la Cute”, which they will present in Central Unitsd Church auditorium, on hel- dly, June u. Ticketl will be on tale in We of thin date either through the 'Y' or from the club Itmtion IRTS Lamps & Shades " ONLY -95 Each CHINA WESTON 1208 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6.30 P.M. DAILY a... sine " Glut mm litre tl." SWEAT sox - 59c am. 31.49 SALE El$liiltlllll0WElllt JACKETS Yoke Back - Elagtic Bottom Regular $10.95 IEI’S LEATHER IELTS no. 40: " can 25: ALL WOOL Clock Patterns, All Shades SMART DIAMOND AND FANCY ALL ELASTIC SUSPENDERS - 45c SALE Here I made all the sad farewells last week, thinking that there would be no more announcements, but I just had to take this oppor- 1tunity of thanking the different (performers of last Sunday. As those that were there know, we had all those people that had performed during the course of the year, do an encore. Bruce Ruggles and his jokes; the trio, including Barry Penhale, Bruce Ruggles and Larry Clark, who sang "Jealous . . . /' oops, I mean "Uprosy," started off the evening after devotions. Then there was Ralph Draper, who gave us all a nice thought to keep in mind, to help make life a little happier. Barry Penhale also sang two songs, "Until" and "Agiut." A small orchestra graced our pres- ence and each one played a. solo. They were Ray Santin and his sax, Doug Jennett and his trombone, and Denny Berni, the maestro of the accordian. Thanks a lot fel- lows for coming down again. A classical touch was added by Julie Rankin and her brother Garry. All in all, it was a very musical even- ing, broken only by Johnny Thorn- ton, excuse men, Dr. John.Thorn- ton, and Bones Murray and his antics (of course that was musical with Lorne Aisbitt's singing). I really think that there should have been a talent scout present to sur- vey the cream of the crop. For the coming year, Miss Claire Cole, who has gained her experi- ence in the advertising business, will be Writing the article for the paper. Let’s let her start off right now. Go to it Claire, and tell the people about next year. ThreqyMryettr C 'd utmhnyollunht Jun-humankind“. an; mutant-unlu- hm “pr-jug. and Jot-o -, no u - M n. (Mammary-1131M!“ T'hti'htt,Q't,tVg l-r, " to country. Tho elm-uh: to load I boxoffoodtoluhnd. My!!! eosttrit_mali_torratist thebox. AWN” tary, Judy Holland. m she‘d. Mary Jane [up]: in the new leader. YWCA Noun-'9 Club N . Here in n duff" .eBrTtt2t. and I welcome for all. Tho Nowcomu’ Club of the YWCA will hold their third Annivemry To. on Wednes- dny, June 16, from 8 to 0 pan. " the home of Mrs. Gordon Moffat, Fraser avenue. There will be home baking, and pretty apron. to buy made by the club members. We Ill-ll hope to see all our friends. Sunday Night Open Mouse JERRY BYERS. Hi gang, this is Clairt taking sox PENMANS t6ss UU.E str 69c over for the new committee under the expert guidance of our old friend, Jack Lynch. We're all I k. ing forward to another swell 'pr, and hope to see you all out again to Sunday Night "Y" Open House next fall. In the meantime, there will be Bummer activities for those who are not on holidays, starting with Friday, June 10th. This will be an informal dance and get-to- gether to be held in the "Y" rooms at the library, but more about that next week. Bo long for now, you’ll be hearing from me. Funeral service: for Mrs. John B. Lawson were held Friday, May 27th, from King United Church, conducted by Rev. D. C. Soulea, To- ronto, Rev. & W. Hirtle, Richmond Hill, and Rev. M. R. Jenkinson, King. Mrs. Lawson died Tuesday after severnl months' illness. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cherie: Forsythe and was born at T onne, Ireland, 76 year: ago. JJTl'l'l; to Canada and Vaughln’ township with her parents 66 years ago. She lived in the Maple district until her mar- m an - ML“ 60 B-ttet " 82k canon. a VIM. In 86, 100. walk. but Int». 50va but no: oi lamb. all 1iili'i11 Wt, " A _ In. Blvd, Vista. and si/Ri:,',,",, Linda, Garry Ind _ " the Ron Cult Fund Bonn. Que-n St. W. a Dual Am. Bunio- 'iirt the”! Saturn-:11 Bart. u. ':Uregtettt Pro‘cpect cemotery.,- _ ‘Bohn Tonn- , . At Bt.,Wtetsael's 30-pin}, To- ronto. on Thur-day, I” " 1949, Robert Topper-in his 80th you. beloved huhnnd of Jim R. Ben. dry, and dear tuber of Myra, Rob, on, Lawrence. Alvin, Edward, EliB- Ibeth and Prank. Renting " his late residence, Humber Summit, until noon Sum-thy, May 28th. Funeral tserviee in Humber Sum- mit Congregational Church at 2.80 o'eloek. Interment Pine Ridge cemetery. Alida mrt1tinq At Toronto on Friday, May 27, 1949, Alidn Holllnder Houtintt of 1899 Jane Bt., Weston, deer mother of Andrew, Herman, Ida, William and Mtsrtrtsret in her 72nd your. Resting " the W. J . Ward Funeral Home, 119 Main St. N., Weston. Service in the chapel Monday 1.30 pm. Interment Sanctuary Park cemetery. Mrs. John B. Llwson MllyilitllMlli COATS $19.50 to $29.50 WORSTED SUITS Sate Price OBITUARY Sale glee In Latest Patterns and Materials Single and Double Breasted Models SERGE PANTS lo Price tloss CLAIRE COLE. MENS AND YOUNG MENS REGULAR UP TO $39.50 "MILITARY STYLES" Drop Loops and Draped 48 ONLY MENS IMPORTED TWEED SUITS Regular Up To $14.95 Regular Price $35.00 The Baha’i goal is the unifiea- tion of the world upon one spirit- ual basis and under one inter- national government. Through the teachings of Baha'u'llah, the founder of the Faith, principles were promulgated and laws were My, my 28. 1949. Robert A., beloved husband of latent Wil- lie Ennis. dear fitter " George. Resting It Flynn Undertaken Funeral Residence, 1278 Weston Rd. Service Mondly " 2 pan. In- terment Summary Perk cemetery, Weston. April 28th, 1949, was an histor- ie date for the Baha'is of Canada when the bill for the incorpora- tion ‘of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'i: of Can- nda passed the Senate and re- ceived Royal Assent. This is an- other step in the growth of the Baha'i: World Faith, which was founded in Iran in 1844 and now has members in over 90 countries of the world. Last year marked the first National Canadian Con- vention, which was held in Montreal. Delegates from' across the country have just attended the second National Convention held this year in Winnipeg, and than "rsorrd but to [by will“ thy lived tor the MINI yum. In. Luna-unnatu- of the huh-wad amp-unma- Chmh hud‘ol the WIS " the Marin-in Church a Stun... Surviving no he: Ian-bud, on. child. In, Irvirtqutkott, Toronto. and u madam. Dough: Scott. Interment In in King “to". John Lee FW'III T Funenl nervicea were held from St. Patrick'l Church, Schomherg, Sammy, May M, for John Loo Flaunt-n, Toronto, who died lud- denly Wednesday " the home of his "ther-in-law, P. J. McCabe. Death was due to a heart lilo-lent. Mr. Flanagan, who we: in his Mth year, w“ I tsteelworker and had been idle due to the building strike. He was eng-ged in temporary work Wednesday and come here to visit his wife who is ill. Surviving be- sides his widow is one son, John. Mr. Flanagan lived on Davenport Rd., Toronto. rim 1:. ud In. Lam tuning: the nail 1M8, who Senate Récognizes Baha't World Faith Robert A.“ Pied any a hit home, u Sonnet-ville Ave., Mt. Donia, Sat- $14.95 $24.50 PHONE ZONE 4-499 all. the 'tHndpuf " the au- no- o!_mkild Mi Mi}! a world bunny-I WWMJ DRESS SHIRTS DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN Broken Sizes. Regular To $5.50 SHIRTS, SWEATERS, ETC. Regular $4.50 Each To Clear $1.00 Each Assorted Shades, White, Blue, Beige and Grey. Regular $3.95 Atiterwood-to4 Brown's Line-ttr. 4232 Hu mber Mimico--Coomought Hall, 23 Superior _Avenue--hhimico 1360 Mount Dennis--35 Humber Blvd.- JU. 0944 T New Torointo--880 Lake Shore Road --zone 6-698 . Srwartsea-rl?l Kennedy Ave. at Bloor lslington - 4197 Dundas West of 'Prince Edward-MU. 7310 Long Branch--i63 Lake Shore Rood -Zone 6-994 ASSORTED WHITE AND STRIPED PATTERNS MEN'S ATHLETIC TOP MEN'S BREVETS ELASTIC TOPS Rog. soc SALE SB, WOVEN SHIRTS Windsor ind Fused Collar 9636 sroo TABLE For A Greater Canada ' " can s2ss RODNEY ADAMSON You an“! the. 1940. COMMITTEE ROOMS SHIRTS SALE $1.19 SALE $2.49 Bay-Mil, Queensway) Regular $3.95 Meadqunrtertrt 2908 Bloor St. West, Toronto 18. MU. 9898 ADAMSON Progressive Conservative Candidate Published " Jubon Lundy. 01th Agent. a! um and, -ti'0io.-- uuoul. Will And "W. compute-y MI. and!” " a. “as. n wintry inter. Mao-d Imam did u world t"ulehuutrtt;xrtur:tvc:atg,) 'md-sd-u-tri-det-utr.)-," NATIONAL DEFENCE . ' . SOCIALISM . IIOUSING . . . I... Non-bu, Yuk Tun-M. um I. Maul Gown-unf- huh. nonal- u I” In It would have Inn.“ on would: burdo- Iho ankl- - could not have home. 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