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Every new picce that we show is fresh from the looms of the largest manufacturers. Our new goods for Spring There is DISTINCTIVENESS here for any man that wants it. We agree to tailor these goods in a marner that will be faultless. _ And we promise to do it at the lowest cost possible. That means from $15 to $30. MAIN ST Awaits the convenience of you men folks. s Tb uig composed of the justâ€"right, materials for NOW. Every lady as well as gentleman appreciates a good timeâ€"keeping watcth. Why spend your money in buying fake watches, wher you can buy a good and reliable watch for the same money as you pay for the fake article. I keep in stock Waltham and Regina, also Swiss Watches, which are fully guaranteed as good timeâ€"keepers. Main Street, WESTON (@pposite Bank of Nova Scotia.) WADSWORTH MILLS, wWESTON Reâ€"opened and in full running order, Phone 257. Waeston Pore Works WALTER LONGSTAFF, Prop. Gasolene â€" Engines, _ Airmotors Windmills, Force Pumps, etc Phone 71 Main Street, Weston. New Fruit. etc. ' Weston Rd. ML. DENNIS. INSURANCE LOANS REAL ESTATE J. T. LOCKE @ Co. 10 Adelaide Street East, TORONTO j TruEpron®, Mam 1967 Choice Groceries, Fresh and Smoked Fish, Opp. Bank of Nova Seotia TAILOR and MEN‘S FURNISHER Celeman and Hackett Block. CHOPPING AND ROLLING.â€" . J. HOLLINGSHEAD, . E. COLEMAN Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness, G antee. _ Automobile, Burglary Plate Glass Insurance effected in al) Companies. Estates managed. Rents and Interest collected. _ City, Farm and Suburban property in every locality bought, sold and exchanged. Money to Loan at lowest rates on City, Farm and Suburban property. M. J. CONNOR, WWATCHES SEFE US ABOUT P. M. SIMON. JEWELER. DEALER IN WESTON Phone Ne, 2 WESTON. Eagle Block, ~â€" ~ Weston. Best quaality meats only, at. lowest possible price for cash. Fish aud Poultry â€"frosh daily . Vegetables ond Fruits in season . Special quotations to Hotels, Restauâ€" rants and large consumers. Customers waited on daily for orders A trial solicited and prompt attention given. § Your Gountry Needs You ! JACKMAN & TAYLOR CASH BUTCHERS that it will clean thoroughly your Pots and Pans, Knives and Forks, and all kitchen utensils to be cleaned. Ask your grocer for a 10 cent can. DIAMOND CLEANSTR MISS PARKER has now reâ€"opened in the same store in John Street, Weston, with a full line of Millinery. 14 and surrounding vicinity is well served in the matter of facilities for F. PHIPPS BUTIONWOOD TEAMING AND CARTAGE CO. Superior Sand and Gravel Furniture Carefully Handled Excavating Work a specialty 80 Buttonwood Avenue, MOUNT DENNIS. ‘â€" That the Town & Hall clock got |frightened at the? mention of bard |times ‘"on Monday gight‘"‘ and declinâ€" ted to give the city Hathers any tick. I That a certain nductor doesn‘t \know a pretty girl when he sees one. BUSINESS TRAINING That you can‘t? bulldoze our city fathers. That Soo kissed his horse. That a hen has‘been sittirg on one of those missing éolf balls for a week located in Bank of Toronto Chambers at Keele and Dundas Streets. That the wrong Fnan got the potlaâ€" toes. â€" No Better School in the matter of equipment and work can be found. Spring term now open. _ Enter now and be ready for a good salaried situ ation in the Autumn.â€"Pbone J 716 or write for catalogue. That Fiveâ€"hundigd dollars will pay for Twoâ€"thousand§days work at twoâ€" fiity a day. § That some pe«%)le would like to know WHO WRS THE GOAT? That the young Mady was very disâ€" appointed when the young man failed to keep an appointgment at the rick. ma: A TRIAL WILL CONVINGE putting out big smokes. _ & That some post cards are "Inhaste‘"‘ That everyone is iproud of the band butâ€" 7 That a young m was ‘quite pleasâ€" ed when. there_was no Sub Rosa. That we all weiccyme Sid and Cis back to our city. ‘; Take HER a box of Willard‘s Fork dipped Choc@lates at Easterâ€" time. _A fresh stogk just in at Greâ€" gory‘s Drug Store.? That the red 1: Hall Council table Safety First. Spring Millinery Opening That Sam doesn’% pretend to know much about music. & That a nickle in the plate is xorth more than «hotâ€"air.Â¥ That four or five E chickens make a millionaire. 3 _ â€" for young men and women by our Positively a Canadian product wWwWEST TORONTO BUSINESS SCHOOL WESTON Help by using J. F. FOSTER, Principal, W. H. SHAW, President. TOWN TALK. PHONE NO. 280. ap of the Town eemed to whisper for every 25¢. spent in Rennie‘s or Simmer‘s seeds we will give 1000 votes, II, New subscription to Times and Guide, 500 votes. III. Victrola Gramaphone, 50.000 votes for purchase and 5 votes for erch cent spent. IV. Leave your orders here for field seeds, we can procure you any kind any firms, at Toronto prices, 5 votes for every cent spent, V. Special Talcum, Violet and Lily, 2 tins for 25¢. and 2000 votes. VI. Any person wanting a new pair of glasses or glasses exchanged, fo" every $1 spent we will allow you 5000 votes. §R & mt WERVIL We sell Safety Razors{and can,procure any cutlery you may desire. VIII. We are carrying a few of the best Diamond Rings,we have recourse to direct Antwerp buyers we can save you money, for the purchase of one d:amond ring we will give you 50000 votes and 5 votes for every cent spent on purchase price as well, and 5 votes for every ceut snent on jewellery or repair8, / IX. "Don‘t forget boys‘"‘ all those wishing lacrosse sticks at cost namely 50c. and $1 00 leave your order early so not to be disappointed when rush comes X. We will give 10000 votes for every lacrosse stick costing you over $1 each. XI. We are sole agents for Doty Vacuum Carpet Cleaner, will clean carpets where $40 00 electric vacuums fail, we put these out on trial, price $10.00, votes 50.000, X!L. The red cards for voting purposes are still on sale, all yvotes must be in by Wednesday April 21. wW. IJ. INCH G. N. LACK, _ _ |MT. DENNIS. S. S. No. 4, Tenders will be Friday, April 16th, Brick School Ho Plans and specific at H. Canning, Ric or any tender n cepted. Axp Comuinatron Crorn®s Drirr. MADE IN CANADA Patent applied for Easily Washable, Light, Comfortâ€" able and Portawole. N 6 PBRICE $2.758. On and aftee May Ist next our office hours for Saturday will be 9 a.m. to 12 o‘cdlock noon instead of 1 p.m. as heretofore. a Usual hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on other days. Bank of Nova Scotia A. S. FRASER, Manager. Bank of British North America, N. J. McEBWEN, Manager. Lack‘s Baby Cot That the car trgcks will be put in the centre of thef road one of these days if there‘s an fearth quake. That: there was@none of the usual gang on the stre@# corners last Sunâ€" day night. , s That the Soldigrs praised the cars which_ brought . them to their own church doors. Een e o e e e aRe en ampmrme ns oc oonimrarint en yras peaie c o ie nee SUNDAY HOURS, 4 to 5 and 8 to 9 p.m. .Capita « + Surplus â€" * Total Resour I.. CARTER‘S SEEDS. LAWN GRASS SEED Farmers‘ Accounts Farmers‘ Accounts are given special attention. /@ney loaned to responsible farmers. Cheese checks cashed, ?Gtes“ collected on discounted. _/ / § Money depogiteg in our Savings Bank returns yowinterest at 3% and is ready when required. Why not opeg a Savings Account as a reserve 5@ pay on your mortâ€" gage or to hy new implements ? The Bank of Nova Scotia We invitéryou to use as your WESTON BRANCH 4. S. Fraser, Manager Aiso Branch at Mount Dennis TEND NOMICE I7T RATE DRUGGIST Main Street, WESTON. }FOBICOKE. {received up to for erection of a e and Basement. fjons can be seen aview. The lowest it necessarily acâ€" p 15 RSs. ©12,000,800 â€" 90,000,000 $ 6,500,000 189 Get your tinsmithing done by Burgess Bros., Weston. Shorts $30.00 per ton. Bran $28.00. Splendid horse feed, Reâ€"cleaned Western Crushed Oats and Corn, mixed $42.00 per ton. Clover and Timothy Seeds, Moo: Bros. Harvest Queen Flour, $3.15 a tag. BALA AVENUE PFCHOOL REPORT FOR MARCH. Sr. III.â€"AnnicfWhite, Muriel Philâ€" lips, Howard Seaf, Ethel Henderson, Dorothy Wilson, Morris Barney. Hats, caps, ties, etc. in all latest novelties.â€"W.â€" E. Coleman, Weston. All the latest patterns in spring overcoatings, suitings and pantings from $15 to $30. Try one at Coleâ€" man‘s, Weston. Jr. IHILâ€"Winni@ Rayner, Florence Ball, Wilitid Wa&tson, Elsie Pugh, Eddie Barney, Mémie Legrow. Sr:. Ehlâ€"â€"ldly ells, Winnie Crang, Edith Moore; y Connor, Bessie Abbott, Richard Hlstcher. IJr. II.â€"Freddig Wallace, Gordon McCutcheon, Ivy $larke, Harold Cox, Norah Moore, Velfuia Cox. § |\â€" One bottle of \phites- will â€" put \for Spring. It is \and â€" tonic. Inch, ltrib.utor. Sr. TI.â€"Grace $Creighton, â€" Harry Philfips, Leslie Lggcelles, Nellie Crans Rex Heslop, Bessip Alexander. Jr. I.â€"Harvey} Abraham,. Hazgel Chilvers, Willie E®vans, Jack Chard, Dorothy Crane, THeddyâ€" Tibble. Sr. Primary.â€"Willie Windeitt, Geo. Rayner, _ [Margardlf Dowler, Eileen Beardall, Perey Woveless and Lily Edwards, equal, F#ank West. Jr. â€" Primacy.â€" J Holland, George | henden, Vernie Duc dar. The regular me@ting of Richview Women‘s Institute & which was to be held on Wednesday, April 14th, has been postponed to ghe latter part of the month,. Furth notice will he given later. § DEALER IN Choics Beef, Lamb, Â¥eal, fam and Bacon BUTTER AND EGGS A SPECIALTY. BUTTONWOAD AVE., _ MOLNT BENNiIS Any orders for ®Piano Tuning left with George Stewailt or J. Kingdon, Thistletown, , will She promptly and carefully attended §to_ by Mr. J. T. Anderson, 200 Beregford Ave., Toronâ€" to. Terms reasogable and satisfacâ€" tion guaranteed. Buy your garden Inch, he sells yo cents, and you ge as well. NELSON JARRETT Number on roll 223. Average Attendan®e 185 THISTLETOWN Mount Dennis RICHVIEW Fowler‘s Hypophosâ€" you in good shape the greatest builder ck Rayner, Jack White, Willie Bisâ€" er, George Taverâ€" Weston, sole disâ€" eeds from W. J. 8 packets for 25 2000 piano votes PHone 53 :iééi;idl SEE OUR wooee SPECIAL n & 4 ° e , [sâ€" | IN ALL _ST $ ... $ & 16 &0 * FOR THE WHQ ;‘, 2%,“};‘“5,; Jast received our ngw stpel s \v,{,\:z% Here is your opportugity geack< oo & ’ 7&\‘_/';4&’ Boots and Shoes, afd atyprice ”% pockets. f / Cns ® We have evegythjhg new b [ “? GL ] and where quglity/counts we no, SAG â€" NE 1 1 liNE _ BEST ROYALITE COAL OIL. 5 GALLONS, 75c ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER TO RENT +5 ONE DOLLAR PER DAY h. BUITERZ WRAPPERS _ _ Printed at the n a TIMES AND GUIDE OFFICE | LARGE DEEP LOTS. WIDE STAEETS, BurpDbing RESTRICDPIONS. OLDHAM‘S HARDWARE BUY A LOT, HUMBERMQOQUNT *200 002 000C 0C $1 per foot down. 0E STRAEETS, y LDING RESTRICPONS. $ ]0 per lOt montle' THE HUMBER HOME DEVELOBPMENT (0., BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING, WESTON LITTLE AVENUE, opposite Towu Hall Call and examine this car, it will give better service for less cost of operation than any other car in the market. Don‘t fail to see this car beforé purchasing. We sell PEERLESS GASOLENE. You can get more miles to the gallon than any other gasolene made. We keep a first class machinist on the premises all the time. Charges reasonable. Ail kinds of Auto Supplies, Oil and Grcase, on hand. ; Office Hours : JAS. GARDHOUSE, Ford Touring Car Price $590 SAVE YOUR TAXES. POULTRY "MADE IN CANADA" Weston, 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mount Dennls, 4 p.m. to 5.30 p,.m. SsOLE AGENT We have everythjhg new but our pricesâ€" and where quglity/counts we win. If you préferfto have your foot properly fitted, which mfeans economy and comfortte> you, while wéaring your shoes, and if a shoe: merchantgSexperience is to be considerec® buy at our store. We gell all custom goods made to Om@ ordep by the best manufacturers, 5 Here is your Boots and Shoes pockets. 1 Shae Repairing neatly an@. £3 Storeicloses Mondidy, Tuesday and Thursgi,f’;'-,\ \«; day ewhhings at 6 p.mh . Friday and Saturdayâ€" _ ___â€" evengigs at 10 p.m fevery Wednesday afterâ€". _ LOTKS_SHOE STORE, _ Jast received our nAgfi Here is your opfirt oots and Shoes, afid at SPRING FOOTWEAR IN Main Street, WESTON BUIL!» A HOME NET TING opposite Bank of Nova Scotige STYLES iity to select your~ rices suitable to alÂ¥ ck FAMILY. sels 3 us ie $e l N)