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Chicago, Illinois Loretto High School, Stewart Ave. Chicago, Dlinois St. Bride's Convent, South Shore Dr. Chicago, Illinois Loretto Academy Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan 1 Loretto Academy • * Sedley, Saskatchewan Loretto Convent . Regina, Saskatchewan Loretto High School Regina, Saskatchewan hrwr^rygflriwrrwryw&gtifrwr^ —I— Save Money ON OUTDOOR DISPLAY Use De Luxe Service SPECIAL SIGN WORK All work by professionals. Quotations given freely. CONVENTION DISPLAYS All facilities for quick service for exhibitors and other special displays. THE COTTON BANNERS ROYAL YORK is Glad to be De Luxe Advertising Your Host Co., Ltd. 340 Dufferin St., Toronto. LL. 6682 It is our ambition during these dif- The only Independent Poster ficult times to maintain our usual Company in Canada high standard of service and keep our good friends, so that when this conflict is over and business be- comes more nearly normal they will think of us in a kindly way. A welcome is always waiting at the Royal York Hotel. 1,200 OUTSIDE BEDROOMS Twin Beds Tub . Shower . Radio . Telephone THREE RESTAURANTS COMPLIMENTS OF Imperial Dining Room (Concert Orchestra) Venetian Cafe (Popular Prices). Sandwich Shop and Soda Bar (Quick Service). SHERIDAN SUPPER DANCE NIGHTLY (Except Sundays) EQUIPMENT Horace Lapp's "Orchestra of Fun- makers." CO. LTD. Air Conditioning in Public Rooms. Private Tunnel to Union Station, eliminating the use of taxi cabs. LEASIDE, ONTARIO Rates—$4.50 per day single; $7.50 double. For reservations, write, wire or phone THE ROYAL YORK TORONTO A Canadian Pacific Hotel II- — — FSB"' "; iff P*- t ME*. ''The Pines" BmMK^ „T5V3 CHATHAM, Ontario ' l : Residential and Day School AH Grades—Kindergarten through Upper School Business—Music. Catholic girls get a B.A. Degree at Brescia Hall LONDON Ursuline College of Arts in the University of Western Ontario. Glengarda School Riverside Drive, WINDSOR, Ontario. Residential School for mentally retarded children. Are You Planning Now for Postwar Projects ? Many of the Dominion's war plants and air- fields are Robertson-built: Aluminum Com- pany of Canada, Limited; Canadian General Electric Company, Limited; Defence Indus- tries, Limited; De Havilland Aircraft of Can- ada, Limited; John Inglis Co., Limited; Massey-Harris Company, Limited, and a score of other great industries across Canada, en- gaged in producing the weapons for Victory. When the needs for war are satisfied and peace is in sight, Canadians will be planning various projects, including churches, schools and parish halls, etc. If you are looking ahead, you are invited to consult us—without obligation. A. W. ROBERTSON LIMITED General Contractors 57 Bloor St. W. 660 St. Catherine St. W. TORONTO MONTREAL LET US BE THANKFUL WE ARE IN CANADA Buy More VICTORY BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS KITCHENER PACKERS LIMITED Kitchener, Ont. THE FINEST EVER OFFERED IN ANY MARKET — LOVE'S FINE CONCENTRATED FLAVORS — — OVER 250 VARIETIES — For Every Use and Purpose Household Flavors Ice Cream Flavors Fruit Punch Flavors Bakers' Flavors Milk Shake Flavors Soft Drink Flavors Known and Used from Coast to Coast for their High Quality, Absolute Reliability and Unvarying Standards. Write for descriptive literature and lists to: LOVE—THE FLAVOR MAN 62-68 Lombard Street Toronto 1, Ontario. KERNAHAN & CONNOLLY INSURANCE Adequate protection in Sound Companies 64 WELLINGTON ST. W. ELGIN 2141 TORONTO 1. WHEN ATTENDING THE CONVENTION See the Wood Hand Carved Statues and Carvings in the Various Booths. Produced by The GLOBE FURNITURE CO. Limited WATERLOO. ONTARIO Manufacturers of Church and School Furniture, Folding Chairs, Special Woodwork. Federal System of Bakeries, Ltd. Specializing in WEDDING CAKES and BIRTHDAY CAKES 18 Toronto Stores to Serve You 543 Bayview 581 Mt. Pleasant 966 Bloor W. 1474 Queen W. 1302 Bloor W. 169 Roncesvalles 2262 Bloor W. 514 St. Clair W. 351 Broadview 964 St. Clair W. 547 Danforth 1174 St. Clair W. 2000 Danforth 834 Yonge 2874 Dnndas W. 2463 Yonge 1493 Gerrard E. 3406 Yonge Head Office and Bakery 4 Ellerbeck Ave., Toronto For Quality and Service, You Can Depend Upon FEDERAL SYSTEM OF BAKERIES, LTD. A. P. HERBERT, President. 4— ; Canada Carbon & Ribbon Co. Ltd. Makers of Beaver Brand highest qual- ity carbon papers and inked ribbons. 510 King St. East Toronto 2 Also Winnipeg ; Vancouver ; Montreal London, England Through 125 years of peace and war Canada AND THE Bank of Montreal HAVE GROWN UP TOGETHER Business by barter, travel by stage coach—such was the order of the day when the Bank of Montreal opened its doors in 1817. Canada at that time consisted of but a few scattered colonies, and half a century was yet to elapse before Confederation. As Canada's oldest bank, the Bank of Montreal, gave Canadians their first real money. From the start, the Bank planted its branches at strategic points throughout the country as set- tlement spread, and nursed along the early busi- ness enterprises of the colonies. During the century and a quarter since its foundation, the Bank, working hand in hand with Canadians in all walks of life, has aided and shared in the development of every phase of the country's economic life. To-day, Canadians naturally look for a continu- A Million Deposit ance of the pioneering spirit underlying this Accounts Denote Confidence development. BANK OF MONTREAL ESTABLISHED 1817 MODERN, EXPERIENCED BANKING SERVICE the outcome of 125 years' successful operation ASSETS OVER BILLION DOLLARS 6— THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH and THE CATHOLIC CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY OF CANADA PRESENT THE FIRST Canadian National Missionary Exhibition and Convention TO BE HELD AT TORONTO, ONT., OCT. 15 - 19, 1943 CONVENTION HEADQUARTERS 67 Bond St., Toronto, Omt. During the Exhibition: Newman Hall, 8 9 St. George St., Toronto. PATRONS Their Excellencies the Most Rev. Archbishops and Bishops of Canada. PRESIDENT Most Rev. James C. McGuigan, D.D. CO-CHAIRMEN Very Rev. William T. Davis, D.D., Very Rev. Joseph A. McDonagh. SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARIES Very Rev. F. V. Allen. Rev. W. P. Hipkin. Rev. J. C. Bouvier, M.A. SPECIAL CHAIRMEN Finance—Rt. Rev. J. V. Harris. Exhibits—Rt. Rev. W. C. McG-rath. Co-ordinator of Exhibits— Rev. Brother Gabriel, F.S.C. Reception—Rev. H. Gallagban. Conferences—Rt. Rev. E. M. Brennan, V.G. Programme—Rev. J. McHenry, M.A. Schools and Youth—Rev. J. N. Fullerton. Publicity—Mr. H. Somerville, M.A. Priests' Hospitality—Rev. L. Hickey. GENERAL COMMITTEE Very Rev. J. Fuller, C.Ss.R., Rev. G. E. Nunan, S.J., Rev. Joseph O'Don- nell, C.S.B., Rev. P. J. Gallery, C.Ss.R., Rev. V. Priester, Rev. W. R. Morrison, Rev. V. Lawler, CM., Rev. S. Puchniak, O.M.I. , Rev. C. B. Lanphier, Rev. Geo. T. Daly, C.Ss.R., Very Rev. E. J. McCorkell, C.S.B., Rev. J. B. Burke, C.S.B., Rev. J. Mullaly, S.J., Rev. D. O'Rourke, C.P., Rt. Rev. J. E. McRae, Very Rev. H. Sharkey, Rev. E. Moriarty, Rev. A. Roborecki, Rev. L. J. Austin, Rev. G. R. Quinlan, Rev. L. F. Barnett, S.T.D., Rev. B. S. Ellard, Rev. Justin Heinrich (Regina), Rev. J. A. O'Reilly, D.C.L. (Guelph), Rev. C. W. James, Very Rev. A. J. O'Brien (Hamilton), Rt. Rev. L. M. Forristal (Londoni), Rev. F. Lee, Rev. W. Smith, Rev. J. F. Corrigan, Rev. T. Battle, Rev. T. J. Maniley, Very Rev. A. E. McQuillen, Rev. J. E. Ronan, M.C.G., L.C.S.'C, Rev. R. J. Egan, Rev. Brother Prudent, Rev. Brother Gabriel, Mr. James J. Hiaffla, M. R.A.I. C, Mr. C. J. Gillooly, Mr. Geo. Hanrahan (Wind- sor), Mjr. Gleason Smith, Mr. J. M. Bennett, Ph.D., Mr. T. S. Melady, ,M.A., Mr. Frank McDonagh, Mr. Vincent Reid, Mr. N. Ware, Mr. T. McDonnell, Mrs. E. Blanchet, Mrs. A. Hymus, Mrs. F. W. Addison. I^^t^^t^t^t^^t^l^i^^l^l^^ listers; of &L Josepf) of Toronto, Canaba St. Joseph's Convent — Mother House and Novitiate St. Alban Street, Toronto Community Activities and Institutions Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. TEACHING: College, affiliated with the University of To- ronto, Queer's Park. Secondary Schools,—Breaidalbane Street, Adelaide Street. Grade Schools in various parishes of Toronto. Pre-School and Kinder gar ten, St. Mary's Convent, Bathurst Street. Private School, Grades 1 to , St. Joseph's-on-the-Lake, Scarborough. Secretarial and Business Course- St. Joseph's College School. MUSIC: Students prepared foi A.T.C.M. and Bachelor of Music Degrees. ART: Practical and Applied Art, Arts and Crafts. NURSING: St. Michael's Hospital and School of Nun Bond Street. St. Joseph's Hospital and School of Nursing, Sunnyside Our Lody of Mercy Hospital, Sunnyside Avenue. SOCIAL SERVICE: Care of Aged Men and Women House of Providence, Power Street. St. Teresa's Unit, Sackville Street. Care of Orphans and Underprivileged Children, Sacred Heart Orphanage, St. Clalir Avenue. Young ladies who desire to enter the Community of the Sisters of St.
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