CANADIAN JEWISH  R BY
MAIN 4387
Griffin. Sadler & Co.
por. Church and Richmond Stt. Manufacturer* ot �
MADE IN CANADA HIGH-GRADE SEAT COVERS
One-M&n Auto Top* and Side Cvrtaku
Tire Co Yen to match Seat Co Ten
DEER PARK GARAGE & LIVERY, LIMITED
PHONE NORTH 1300
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE - 8-CYLINDER CADILLAC LIMOUSINES-
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STORAGE
"Costs Lmm p*r Month of 8+rvto*"
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Guaranteed in Writing for Two Years
We Test tmd Rtpair All Makes
HENRY ENGINEERING CO. ADEL. 3466       89 Wellington St. W.
BATTERIES
CITY BATTERY SHOP LIMITED
Starting, Lighting and Ignition Repairs 67-79 Richmond St E Phone Main 3423
The Auto Electric Service Co., Ltd.
Our Service it complete. If your trouble ii electrical, we can fix it.
8 and 10 ELM ST.     MAIN 6178
SUCCESSORS TO HOLLAND'S LIVERY
REGENT   TAXI
\JT A T1VT   1 ? s      Tourings and Limousines�Day or Night X1^    X O �J 36 Dund� St. Wwt
CHEVROLET
TOURINGS, ROADSTERS. SEDANS, COUPES AND TRUCKS
GARRETT MOTOR CO.
2574 YONGE STREET PHONE BELMONT 777
THE PRODUCT OF EXPERIENCE
Opca D�y wad Ntffct
GILES, RICE & PETERS, LTD.
PHONE. BEACH 3624 Authorized DwUri 2494 DAN FORTH AVE.
CHEVROLET
SALES AND SERVICE
CHEVROLET
H. C. TOMLIN MOTOR COMPANY
791-793 St. Clair Ave. West Phone Hill. 52*6
Sales and Service Station
LaBell's Cafe 322 spadba Ave.
For Li&ht Lunches and Regular Meals
HOME-MADE CAKES and PASTRY, Fr**h Daily
Telephone College 5527
	Gibson Electrics Limited  1
We repair all makes	MeLaujhUn Sale* & Service Station          H
of cars	19 Bloor St. Ejut                  I
	North 7700               1 -,---J
The Junior Welfare Giria held a Purim masquerade party at the home of Miss Dorothy Levine, Beverley Street, Sunday, March 12. Many beautiful costumes were worn. Games were played and the prizes were won by Miss Lillian Sigal and Miss Celia Schiff. Gifts were presented to Misa Dorothy Levine and Miss Faye, who sold the highest number of raffle tickets. Refreshments were served.
�Y� xo TEACH BUSINESS MEN TO PLAY
Meet Mr. M. H, Bloem, physical director of the Y.M.H.A. Business Men's Class, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 5.30 to 7 p.rn., and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Tbe "Y" is trying to assist and develop the body and mind of the busy business man by teaching him to relax and play, something which he has forgotten since he left school. The school provides certain periods for play and for development. Let your business be your school and the "Y" your time for play. Healthful physical work information will be given by telephoning the "Y."
COURT ISRAELITE ENTERTAINMENT
A regular monthly meeting of Court Israelite No. 3329, I.O.F., was held on Purim night, at the Temple building, along with a grand entertainment. The main event of the evening was a minstrel show put on by the Phoenix Minstrels, before an audience of 350. The troupe were given a very cordial reception. The business manager, Mr. B. A. Sharfstein, recording secretary of the above-mentioned lodge, gave a speech on behalf of the Court and the Minstrels. The following were the performers, who took part in the show: Mr. S. Huntman, interlocutor; Mr. S. Chousky, director and end man; Mr. H. Freedman, end man; Mr. Edison, end man; Mr. Shaul, end man; Mr. H. Messenger, singer; Mr. G. Goldman, singer; Mr. Nathanson, step dancer; Mr. Jacobson, singer; Mr. Cassels, saxaphonist; Miss A. Lev in son, pianist. After the performance Bro. Harvey S. Lloyd, A.S.S.C.R., representing the Supreme Court, gave a speech. He also made a surprise presentation, awarding Bro. E. Fellman with a silver star on behalf of the Order, as a token of appreciation for his services within the past three years.
TEAS STEADILY ADVANCING
"Teas�Advances from primary markets continue to indicate a strong situation with upward tendencies. Locally there are no changes, but as stocks are not large there is a strong possibility for some advances as importers state spot prices are still far below cost of replacement."
The above statement in the "Canadian Grocer" of March 10th is authoritative. Those who understand the tea situation say that unless the prices become easier on the primary market very soon, the consumer may expect to pay 10 or 15 cents more a pound for tea.
JUDAH GIRLS' DEBATE
At the Judah Girls' weekly meeting, Monday night, the main feature of the evening was a debate. The subject was, "Is the woman of to-day culturally, morally, mentally, and physically superior to the woman of the past?" The negative side won this rather strong discussion, the contestants being Misses Jean Narofsky and Eva Kurtz.
A teachers' exchange and registry has been established by the educational group of the Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia. Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of Dropsie College, and acting president of the Jewish Theological Seminary, is at the head of this group, and the registry is one of the: few among its kind among Jewish teachers and Jewish schools in this country. '
TRUE FRUIT I   GET IT IN
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Taber Laundry Service
Is noted for its efficiency and quality, particularly family home service.   Telephone
anytime for the van. Coll. 8333-4
Taker Laundty Works
444-6 Bathurst St.
Typewriters
RE-BUILT (in Canada)
Underwoods, Remingtons, Monarchs,   Royals,   Etc.
FULLY GUARANTEED
Bought, Sold, Rented and :-: Repaired :-:
CANADIAN
Writing Machine Co.
25 Adelaide St. West Phone Main 1171
DOWN COMFORTERS
MATTRESSES
Down comforters made from your own feather beds with the best English *atinea.
RELIANCE BEDDING CO. 34 D'ARCY St.   -   College 8853
Telephone*: Main 3� 27-3028
Ideal Box Lunch
LarfMt R*x Lbxs Csoctra in Ckoaa*
82 Church St.    -    Toronto
We supply suitable lunches for factories and offices. Only the beat food packed. Our cars carry all kinds of cakes, pies, milk, pop, chocolates, etc
Special Prices for Picnics Deliveries  to All Parts