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â€" Mr. and Mrs. D. Rowntree, Ir., have moved to their house on Elizaâ€" beth street. $ _ Mrs. T. Y. Savage and Miss Ethel Savage are leaving shortiy for Caliâ€" fornia, where they will spend the winter. _ master Norman Robinson, of Toâ€" wonto, was staying with his grandâ€" parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robinson, pver Sunday. & Telephone No. 26 M“““M‘M Mrs. D. Rowntree Jr., will not reâ€" Reive again until the New year. The Women‘s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, entertained lithe «~<apers of the Thistictown iSociety, on Tuesday afternoon. ADVERTISING RATES OCN APPLICATION Subscription Price, $1.00 per year 2l is 158 if gure my coughs and colds. ~weEsron | Repeat itâ€"Shiloh‘s Cure will always cure my coughs and colds. After seven week‘s illness, young Fred Rowntree is now on the.road to convalescence, The Kind You Have Always Bought The Misses Harris, of Toronto, were visiting Mrs. W. J Bourke, over Sunday. One day last week Fred. Matheson fell from a load of straw. but did not sustain any serious injuwy. Mrs. J. Withers and Miss Heseltine, of Toronto, spent Monday with their sister, Mrs. D. Rowntree jr. This cold snap has brought skating appreciably nearer. The rink is finished and will be opened early next week. Bears the Signatnre of Mr. A. Irvine was in town over Sunâ€" day, visiting friends. _ Other old boys staying over the week end were Mr. A. Pearson and Mr. F. Russell. The person who found a pitch fork between Rowntree‘s store and Con. A, on Tuesday morning, will please reâ€" $urn the same to Mr. W. H. Banks. Mrs. Oliver Master, Kingâ€"street, will receive Thursday and Friday, Dec. 10th and 11th, and afterwards on the first Thursday and Friday of each month. Repeat itâ€"Shiloh‘s Cure will always eure my coughs and colds. «3 Mr. J. Hamshaw has purchased a house on the corner of Humberside and Pacificâ€"avenues West Toronto, where he intends to reside for the future. CASTORIA Roepeat itâ€"Shiloh‘s Cure will always THE TIMES AND CUVUIDE For Infants and Children. Weston, Ont., Friday Dec. 4th, 1908 IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY A. E. WHINTON, Proprietor ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO Don‘t forget the Sky Farm Club‘s dance next Wednesday evening, in the Oddfellows‘ Hall. Witty‘s orchestra will be in attendance and a real good time is expected. What is better as a Xmas gift than a nice piece of furniture. We have them, lots of them, and at the most popular prices.â€"D. Sanders, 10 Dunâ€" dasâ€"street, West Toronto. Repeat itâ€"Shiloh‘sâ€" Cure will always cure my coughs and colds. On Sabbath, December 13th, at 11 a.m., Rev. W. B. Cooper, M.A., the general agent of the Canadian Bible Society, will give an address in the Methodist Church, Weston. .}2; FÂ¥, & The annual election of officers for Court Weston C.O.F. will be held on Tuesday evening next. A full at tendance of members is requested. At Elia Methodist Church on Monday, Dec. 8th, a grand concert will be given, at which Mrs. Couttsâ€"Bain, the wellâ€" known Scotch Canadian â€"singer will appear. A capital programme has been arianged for this event.. For parb'uigu\al's of which, see bitie, ‘ convenience of the boys. LiThe A Y.P A. of St. John‘s spent a very pleasan* evening last Tuesday, when they sntertained St. Mark‘s, West Toronto. Next Tuesday the Rev. J. Hughesâ€"Jones will continue bis series of addresses on the Prayer Book System of Worship, "Ornaments of the Church." k)eeting is called for next Tuesday evening at the Central Hotel, where Mr. Armstrong will put a room at the \‘}'\On Sunday evening, Mrs. Manning, a visitor to town from Toronto, slipped and fell off the platform at the Grand Trunk station, breaking a small bone in her leg _ She was taken to Mr. Hill‘s house whereâ€" sxe had to stay the_night, but was able to be taken bhome next morning in one of Mr. Cousins‘ rigs. The anniversary of the Methodist Sunday School, of Weston, will be held (D.V.) on the 18th and 20th insts. On Friday the 18th, the scholars of the school will be entertained at tea, after the tea a select programme will be rendcred and the gifts on the Xmas ree @istributed. The services on Sunday the 20th, will be in the interests of the school. At last something is to be done owards forming a hockey team. . A The most important sale of pure bred stock this season, will be the disâ€" persal sale of the registered Jersey herd owned by Captain T. Critchley. The sale will take place on Tuesday, December 15th.. There are over twenty cows and heifers and two bulls in the herd, all of which will be sold without reserve. Pedigree certifiâ€" oaites will be given with these animals, Beside the Jerseys there are a number of excellent grade dairy cattle to be sold, horses, pigs and a large number of implements. ]he sale will comâ€" mence at twelve o‘clock sharp and the auctioneers are Messrs. McEwen & Saigeon. GUNNS‘, Limited, wish to advise farmers that they prefer deliveries of live hogs at their packing house, West Toronto, on Wednesdays and Fridays and in any case, not earlier than Tuesday, or later than Friday each week. Highest prices paid for select hogs. Weights preferred, 160 to 220 pounds, On behalf of Mrs. Chas. Morton, I desire to thank the kind friends, who so generously came to her relief in her time of need. _ I am personally grateâ€" ful to Mrs. H. P. Irwin, Mrs. Cousins, and Master Harry Cousins, for their valuable assistance as collectors. NOTE OF THANKS 75s if paid in Advanceé WESTON, ONT W. A. Potrer, The Weston branch of the West iYork Womens‘ Institute, held a most successful méeting in the Town Hall, on Saturday afternoon. There was a large attendance of members, who were deeply interested in Miss Campbell‘s instructive address on "The Judicious Housewife and Homeâ€" maker.‘‘ At the conclusion of her address the speaker demonstrated some suggestions for Xmas. gifts. The West York Farmers‘ also met on Saturday afternoon and were enterâ€" tained to supper by the members of the Womens‘ Institute. At the conâ€" clusion of the excellent repast served by the ladies, a joint meeting of the two Institutes was held, at which over thcee hundred members were present. The chair was taken by Mr. A. E. Mercer, President of the Instiâ€" tute, the speakers being Miss Campâ€" bell, who spoke on ‘‘Tne Ideal Home;‘‘ Dr. Reed, of Georgetown, who had some good advice to offer the farmers, on ‘‘The Feeding of Horses,‘"‘ and Mr. Calnan, of Allisonâ€" ville, who gave the audience the benefit of his knowledge of dairying. A capital â€" musical programme was provided, among those contributing being Misses Hamilton and Bond, vocal; Miss Pugh, elocutionist, and ‘Misses Vanalstyne and _ Mclellan ‘instrumental. The Weston quartette also gave a very acceptable number. } During Miss Savage‘s absence in ;California, Miss Agnes Sosnowsky will fulfill _ the duties of Secretary ;ot the Weston Branch of the West iYÂ¥ork _ Women‘s Institute. Doctors say the country is f First comes a chill, then cold d the inflammation growsâ€"you ca a long bereathâ€"} rngs and sides gd and pleurisy sete . A good hom! consists in takin wenty drops of viline every four hours. _ Supple this by vigorously rubbing the sides chest with Nerviline, and when war and cireulation are established, put Nerviline Porous Plaster ‘over the achin; spot. â€" Nerviline Treatment is alway successful in colds, neuralg1a, and pleur isy. Try it yourself. LETTER FROM AN OLD WESTON CRICKEIEg_â€" â€"â€"~~~ Some interesting facts concerning cricket in Weston, many years ago, are mentioned in a letter from Mr. V. B. Wadsworth to the President of the Weston Cricket Club,, in which Mr. Wadsworth expresses his regret at not being able to attend the banâ€" quet given by Mr. Verral to the memâ€" bers of the Club. "It may be interesting" says Mr. Wadsworth, "‘to the members of the Club to know that abou: forty years ago I introduced cricket into the Weston Grammar School, having just left the Grammar Seaool at. Niagara. where cricket was a feature, the boys being instructed by two celebrated Canadian cricketers, Rev_ T. D. Phillips and Horace Phillips, sons of the head master. & We formed a Boys‘ Club at the Weston Grammar School, and shortly afterwards the mea‘ of theâ€" Village formed the Weston Cricket Clab, and s .me of the boys of the Grammar School became members, and assisted matarially in upholding the supreâ€" macy of Weston in many cricketing contests. Some of those boys are still alive and some are deid. Some of them were John Paul, William Nason, William Grubbe, Ambrose _ Kent, Benjamin _ Kent, Edwin _ Musson, Jacob Ball, Wiliam John Couron, William R. Wadsworth and Vernon B. Wadsworth To induce the members of your Club to emulate the cricketing deeds of the cll1 Weston Oricket Club, I will present a Bat to the member, (a resiâ€" dent sf Weston), who makes the best average score in matches with other Cluhs during the season,of 1909."" "I woun‘t, marm, they began on me furst.‘. es ‘‘Mike, Mike, stop scratching yer head, b‘y. ? ‘Most people say worryâ€"they are wrong â€"the cause is in the blood which is thin, and lacks nutriment. To cure "Nerves" more blood, sinew and flesh are required. You get these quickly~by taking Ferroâ€" zone. No health bringer is so certain, no nerve strengthener more potent, no sysâ€" tem tonic so well adapted to the wants of the runâ€"down, nervous or sleepless. Let Ferrozone build you up, let it fill you with vim, energy and surplus vigor. Is has done this for thousands. cce IN WHAT CAUSES "NERVES?" x vwWwN WITH PL 1 20 Feet We are now prepared to let our cus. of Bargains tomers have the greatest bargains in € Fancy China and Glassware that were ever offered in any store in Canada. Our huge stock must be cleared to make room for new winter goods, Come and View Our Bargains. Large stock for Fall Trade just arrived. These monuments are all choice in design and are of the best foreign and eastorn granites. To be sold as low in price as posâ€" sible this fall. Call and inspect my stock. BALDWIN‘S BOOK STORE, ' $ B 3 E _ i) B . B Fise ‘ 3 W . B P abSe d R S m BB 6 § =" 5 :.;l:{ â€"QAE B o tel a Es 6e R a _&& 4 f 2 C Bs B9 i WCn on o ue M Ro be c mio m Jed § GEas s ks E6 1“ C & C 3 Ts ts 2 & & ns NONâ€"TARIFF York, Merchants, Traders, Standard â€"=AND â€"= Royal, Norwich Union, and North British and Mercantile. Also Agent for reliaole Nursery stock all at lowest possible rates. TAKE NOTICE that the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of West Toronto, intends to open up a street or highway over and across Lots 59, 60 61 and 62, Gilmour Avâ€" enue, plan 814, to connect with Gil mour Avenue as shown on registered plan 814 with Gilmour avenue as shown on â€" registered _ plans 822 and 853 and intends to asâ€" sess three fourths of the final cost therecf upon the property abutting theron and all the property benefitted thereby, and that a statement showing the lands liable to and proposed to be specially assessed for the said imâ€" provement, and the names of the owners therof, so far as they can be ascertained from the last revised asâ€" sessment roll and otherwise, is now filed in the office of thke Clerk of the said Municipality and is open for inâ€" ‘spection during office hours. The estimated cost of the opening of said portion of street including exâ€" penses incidental thereto in the way of advertising, registrations, enginâ€" eering, and postage, is _ $2200 of which $550 is to be provided out of the peneral funds of the Municipality and $1650 is to be provided by one assessment according to a frontage rate assessed against and levied on the lands benefitted by the said imâ€" provement. A Court of Revision will be held on Tuesday, January 5th, 1909, at the Council Chamber in the City Hall, West Toronto, at the hour of 11 o‘clock in the forenoon for the purâ€" pose of hbhearing complaints against the proposed assessment or accuracy of the frontage measurements, or any other complaint which persons interâ€" ested may desire to make and which is cognizable by the Court. Dated the 27th day of November, 1908. ~~ a ___ The Bank with a record of 72 years of steadily incleasing prosperity and resources, _ _ Every accommodation afforded to Municipalities, Corporations, Firms and Individuals. Advances made to reliable dealers in all Imes of business. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT may be started with $1.00â€"or more Interest paid every 3 months. WESTON BRANCH = N: J. McEWEN. Manager 1836 THE BANK OF 1908 NOTICE. M. G WARDELL, 188â€"190 Dundas St. E, West Touonto China and Glassware EXCELSIOR LIFE w. J. CONRON, City Clerk. M O N U M ENT S Toys, Dolls, Picture Books, Cards and Calenders. Corner Church and Main Sts., WESTON mAQQALAALLAALAAALRAALAALALAOER EMladame Autherford? M@RPRP¢99999909090v¢v09r Chinaware and Stationery Work Firstâ€"class. Moderate charges 105 Dundas St. E. N: J. McEWEN, Manager Heaps & Co‘y Newly renovated and specially adaptâ€" ed for the reception of Frank McDonald Graining, Sign Writing, Etc. TORONTIO COLLEGE OF MUSICG, Pembroke St , Toronto. Mrs. I. Finaigan wWEST TORONTO and P. 0. MOUNT DENNIS. THISTLETOWN, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, Joseph St., WESTON (Mars. T. SitrHBONE) Teacher of Vocal Culture MONDAY‘S & THURSDAY‘S ALBION HOTEL Riverside Waiting Room, PAINTERS and PAPERâ€"HANGERS, DRIVING PARTIES suitable for presents. A beautiful line of EAGLE BLOCK, WESTON, ONT. Proprictor Physician, Surgeon, etc. Officeâ€"Cor. North Station and John Streets, Weston, Ont. Office Hoursâ€"8 to 10 a.m:; 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday, 8 to 10 a.m. DR. G. ARTHUR ADAMS, Dentist Successor to Dr. G. S. Martin, N. W. Cor. of Keele and Dundas Ste over Molson‘s Bank, West Toront Bell, Jcet. 55. Stark 105 Office, Phone Stark 188. House DR. W wWIL L X Dentist i Officeâ€"13 Dundas Street, to Bank_of B. N. A.. CHAS. H. PORTER, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public. Money to loan in large and small amounts. Officesâ€"36 Toronto St., Toronto, and Woodbridge, Wednesday. J OS EP H NASON, L. L..B, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary. i Money to Loan on Real Estate. Continental Life Building, Cor. Bay and Richmond Sts., Toronto. Residence,â€"WESTON. A. J. Anderson hz _ Battisters, lacitore.._otfo. lSuite 514, Temp Bldg., Tc 12 Keele St. N., wWEST TORONTO Residence, 401 TORONTO, ONT Office, 160 Bay w.â€"P. Bull, K.G Organist Weston Methodist St. Pbilip‘s hurch, Etoh HAROLD J 31 Macdonell Av 6. w. CoOULTEr, y . g. Honor Graduate! Onrtario Veterinary College Al diseases of Cattle and Horses Treated Scientifically. Calls by mail or phone prompily WeE ana Licensed Auctioneer for the Counties of York, Peel and Simcoe, and West Toronto. s P DR. W. â€"J. CHARLTON TORONTO JUNCTIOR___ COLLEGE OF MU S$1I AND SCHOOL OF ELOCUTI Mrs. Marie S. McGill, Write for calendar Musical Directt ‘Phone Jct. 79. West Toronto. Real Estate for sale rent. PR.~J, T HACEETT, Dentist Real Estate THE YORK FIRE INSU AH. 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