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w iss subscription Price. ‘Telephone No. 26 Mayor Charlton School on Monday â€".ed the children gi interesting and i British Red ‘Cross gratulating the chil and generous work Trafalgar Day an yious. eccec2eseeee00eee00e0s seee ~X All those <who h: first instalment, of that 1 per cent wil St. John‘s Ang having the roof shingled. Grifith Bros. will mess as usual on moons during the gi Mrs. W. M. MacMay will be at home to her frierds for fthe first time since coming to Weston,j on Friday, Novemâ€" berâ€" 5th jafternogn and evening, the Rev. Mr. Mack with her in the «£evening. i The momhlysgq BRed Cross Soc #their room in ‘thé Mlay, Novemiber 1| ‘There will be meeting of St. Phillip‘s Dorcas Spciety at the home of Mrs. Wadswojth, on Wednesday, November 3rd, at P o‘clock. Henry Gordon returning â€" from,his sell Motor: Works f cycle dislocating fracturing his shol Charlton is in atten sgatisfactory progres A public meeting Branch of the Red be held on Tuesday 2nd, at/8 o‘clock in Bank of Nova Scq speakers ; and sing% will be‘ present. cordially invited t‘o! The ulast two €ross Soiety has fing, and as the pressing, it is work jwill grow _ member the sl(! ard while you a another to do hg is mneeded as a great test. 1 ‘The Annual Méeting of the Weston Branch of the {Upper, Canada Bible BSociety will be Beld in the Westminâ€" ster Presbyterian§ Church, Weston, on Eunday, November l4th, at 11 a.m. WThis will be a [union service of the congregations the Presbyterian, Methodist and «Baptist Churches of Weston. Rev. ._ E. Hassard, Seeâ€" retary of the Bifle Society will give an address, illustrated by special lanâ€" tern slides. 3 ‘"I‘ve done a lof gollecting in | my miinent gentleman c never béefore did gladly given as on ‘‘Rough on Rats‘‘ clears out Rats, Mice, etec. Don‘t Die in the House. â€" 15¢. and 25¢. at Drug and Country Stores. E wEsToN | Tne Weston Wonfen‘s Institute purâ€" pose holding a d@ramatic Entertainâ€" ment in the Towni? Hall on Tuesday, November O9th, enfitled "At the Bar of Civilization,‘" e cast of characâ€" ters will be taken Yby the Woodbridge Red Cross Sociefiy, who have perâ€" formed this Draj before a number of crowded audieffices, who have been delighted _ with withe performance. Proceeds devoted j to patriotic purâ€" poses. f . For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought _ The public genegally and especially all those who a interested in Red Cross work atre €ordially invited to attend. â€" Various@matters in connecâ€" tion with this impiprtant work will be ‘discussed and plags outlined for furâ€" ther work. Pleasejshow your sympaâ€" thy and interest this cause by atâ€" tending the meetingg. J . ~M.:Pearen, Sec@ T. Williams," Pres. MLELLAN.â€"At is Friday, October &n McLsllan, _ belo d Ema Raczers. alged CANADIAN RED sCROSS SOCIETY, Public @Meeting. _ The regular monthly meeting of the Weston Branch the Canadian Red Cross Society 11 be held in the Town Hall, Momlay, November ist, at 8 o‘clock p.m. Bears the Fignature of Weston, Ont., Friday, The Cimes anni Gutw ADVERTISING RATES CN AFPLICATI DEAFTHS. ectings of the Red been very encouragâ€" need becomes more leamestly hoped the n proportion. Reâ€" gan ‘"Do your bit," e at it try and get s, for every woman fi:a‘mpa.igner in this eral meeting of the E‘ty will be held in ‘Town Hall on Monâ€" t, at 3 o‘tliock p.m. PUBLISKHED EVERY FRIDAY . E. WHINTON, Propsietor be open for busiâ€" Wednesday afterâ€" inter months. B Another, a thri of ,l}ouse'-to-house!(xeady with her har« mme‘ said a })TO‘;the husbhand added this Town, © bu’f"/each was fourd for I find money $91Ths family is also Trafalgar Day. King and Empire. f Russel Road ON| A+ another house work at the RUSâ€"\ watchword the collé & from his motOof he little girl came is shoulder andtcents and: the m lder blade. DI-‘.same amount rem ance. and reports "ta% . tan. cents in | work, also conâ€" ten upon the noblg done by them on canâ€" Church are f the Church reâ€" ve not paid their axes are notified be added. of Mount Dennis ross Society will ening, November Inch‘s Hall, over tia. _ Prominent rs from Toronto Weston people are be present. igited the Public ast, and addrassâ€" ing them a very ipressive talk on ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO a few dayg preâ€" eld, Ort., on 1915, Douglas husband â€" of 9 years. October 25thâ€" At another house; watchword the colle The little girl came, cents and: the im« {same amount rem{ last ten cents in _ IDaddy’s pay had _ He was at the Fron The collectors mittee of the To: of the British Recd turned into the $3,775.80 _ whilch follows:â€" : House to house . High School ...... Public School ... Separate School Chicken Sale . ... Comeert . _._.â€".‘__â€" _ Another good wife whose husband G, is absent on duty l@oked up a coll:câ€"| , tor at night and asked why they did yf not call on them. She and her mothâ€"| ;, er had planned to give a dollar eech. 'be They wished to be répresented. en _ Thess â€"are suffici@nt to show the hearts of our citifens are g-enera'ny. auite warm and eal. Possibly if _ Thess â€" are suffici@nt to show the hearts of our citizens are generally quite warm and keal. Possibly if those who think fof stony hearts knew more they w@uld be willing to forgive the present gelfish lack of inâ€" (terest in a great public effort on the part of a small few, We cannot closet without reference to _the excellent Eshewing by the schools. The live®enterprise of the scholars in ‘selling ‘anything and everything will be gn amusing recolâ€" lection of this efforts We, the undersi compared the Tre the _ Collectors‘ _ amounts duly acc find the total Seven hundred ar lars and Eighty At one house | the collector was handed $5 which the husband thought was all they coul& do as he was out of work. ‘The collector thought it a generous gift and fproceeded to make lout the receipt. e husband turned to his wife and said he thought they had better make it $10â€"and ten it was. m 1 The figures in thefreports speak for themselves and are ‘the best evidence of the hearty interest of the workers and contribputors. ) report with the records go to the /Town Countil at the next meeting. EIt is not the inâ€" tention of the C ittee to publish a detailed list. h * The general corfmittee closed their work Friday p.., (October 22nd. Chairman ; Dr. harlton reported a letter with contribution from Mr. Albert Van de k Vord of Daytona Beach, Florida, former resident of Weston. He saw| the Appeal in a former issue of this paper. Of the various mncidents of the canâ€" vass the collectors are quite reticent. These mre sonmje which were found October 23rd,, 191 At one call the Wollector was very[sticky in. Ore‘ s pocket. I wouid also agreeably surprised with $25 and be:Pleased to visit any sick or wounâ€" another pair vigeâ€"versa with $1. ded. soldiers in hoxg)itals in either Possibly in this lakt case the: worries Leeds, _ Bradford, | ERuddersfield _ or of this life and tak burdens excluded D°WSbWy. All these places are from a good and just soul thoughts| Within ten miles of me. of the great things of this year of] I know when I fir§t came to Eungâ€" opportunity. A $1l contribution makâ€" 1264 Years ago, I used to long to ing a contrast came from an elderty 5%° Someone from Home. I am a dame, who living, alone in rented MeMber of the Dewsbury Board of quarters, keeps her self respect py CUardans, and also ‘of our local war honest work. ~ tA jard Belgian Funds ‘Committees. Another, a thrifty housewife was’ Yours g‘,‘flY: ready with her hard earned days pay, ‘ Mrs. E. COCKILL, _ the husband added his and a quarterl ((Maiden name,\Hmma Giles.) each was fourd for each of the boys. The Hawthornes, _ | / This family is also idoing its duty by Liversedge, Yorlfisfi%ir,e, ' * King and Empire. | % England, _ $ At another house where duty.is the October 6th, 1915. * P e ts e e o on ih 2 se sn L nve se â€" o The local council; Canadian Order of. Chosen Friendsg?wnl hold a Proâ€" gressive Ruchre at‘ the Oddfellows Hall, _ Church Street, on ‘Wednesday evening, November 3rd. ist, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be gri:en, games will commeence at 9 pim. sharp, admigâ€" sior 10 cents. . Will members please take nbtice and bring their friends to enjoy a social evenifig. wWESTON HORRICULTURAL socIEa‘Y. Annual Mgeting. The Annual Meeting of the abovpe Society for. the Eléction of Officers, Directors, etc., wil be held in the Town Hall, Thursday, November 4th, at 8 o‘clock p.m. EKW1 reports of the work accomplished @uring the past year will be presente@ and discussed. The Directors ‘of &the Society are very anxious that Bthe citizens of Weston will avail themselves of this opporturity _ of expgessing their inâ€" terest â€"in_ the Sb,ciefi by attending $1,00 per Annum in advance. d +TRA E A L M Treasgure See AR DX Y." # Report. of the appeal comâ€" n of Weston in aid ; Cross Society have easurer the sum of E- is classified â€" as anvas ......$3,345.15 Arrfesfestorvims e 1gg:19h rreersresseac se ~182.00 [rerersaeirarnaey‘s 5.00! tlartesiae * 45. .10 mss BB o 5 1915. GALBRAITH, | Treasurer. ned Auditors have! surer‘s report with ooks and find allf unted for and algo mount ‘of Thirty, 1 Seventyâ€"five Dolâ€" ents to be correct. BuLn, _CAMPBELL, RRISON, wESTON, ONT y housewife was earned days pay, is and a quarter ach of the boys. loing its duty by vhere duty.is the tor was welcome. forward with ten ther offered the rking it was the he house as the ob yet arrived. Dickin, Pres $372T75.80 Auditors. Sir,â€"The subjoined letter signed Mrs. E. Cockill appeared in The Mail & Empire of Mogrday, Ocatober 25th, l1915. There ma?i be some in and around. [Weston that would like to 1he1p our soldiers ag suggested:jiby Mrs. Cockfll, and I write toisay that I have known her for a great number of years. She wasg a member. of the {Anglicanf Church, Streetsville, during my Rectorship, d she is a most \trustworthy lady. I may say that .Mrs. Cockill‘s huspblnd is the manager of ~a large industfy in Liversidgeâ€" |hence her work (ag suggested in her letter) on behalf of| the soldiers is a |labour of love. 5 } At a local gathering of the Daughâ€" ters ‘of _ Scotland,; Lady Aberdeen iCa/mrp, West Tor‘zgto, held in St. ‘James Hall on October ,25th, Mrs. R. MEN AT THE FRONT. To the Editor of the Times & Guide. â€" Physiciam, Surgeon, etc. ficeâ€"Weston Road, Mount, Dennis. § Office Hours:â€" â€" 8 to 10 a.m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8.30 p.m. The Rectory, 7§ Weston, Oct. 27th, 1915. PARCELS FOR T}% MEN AT THE FRONT. f To the Editor of the Mail & Empire. Sir.â€"Ever since e Canadian solâ€" diers came over and went to the front I have wondered How I could do something for themf; My eyes were opened by a request I got from a Canadian nurse in Higypt, who wrote to me enclosing monéy and asking me to send a parcel for her to her brothâ€" er at the Front in F#Eance. It struck me perhapsâ€"some more friends might like %o do the same. A parcel from her‘e‘g{reaches soldiers at the front in two or three days, so E#s Organist, Weston Methodist Church, The water and drain pipes are now in, ready for the @iourrtain, and the Flower bed still remains, hurrah! M. Jones of Weston delighted the audience in her u!sual'@"‘ way. Her songq being _ patriotic s&e was heartily encored!. i Word â€" has beer r§ceived here that Gordon Hamilton, son of Rev. R. M. Hamilton, formerly? pastor of Westâ€" minster iPrésbyterian .Church, has been promioted to the rank of Lieutenant in ‘‘O‘‘ Reserve Battery of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, at present stationed in _ London, _ England. Lieut. Hamilton is the first of the three sons of Rev. Mr. Hamiltor to reach / England, although his two brothers,‘Lieut. Frank, with the 20th Halton Rifles, ard Lieut. H. K. with the 10th Royal Grenadiers, have also enlisted for service. . Lieut. ‘Gordon Hamilton went to England in June lagt with the Uniâ€" versity of Toronto battery as a pYâ€" vate. His rapid promotion is due to merit and is a pleasure to his many friends in Weston. He was a student at Toronto University, and was fof some time on the reportorial staff of The Globe. Word of Lieut. Hamilton‘s promiotion was received in a brief cable. All of Rev, Mr. Hamilton‘s sons have voluntcered for King and country. ages 446 Windermere Avenue, W. HERBERT CGOSFORD, AN OLD WESTON BOY GAINS HONORS. o eig e t e ons wWEST TORONTO. WESTONâ€"Wednesday Friday [and Baturday. courses leading to good salaried positions Free Catalogue on request. _Write for it, W. H. BHAW, President, Head Offices. Toronto, Canada, include The Shaw Cor respondence School, The Central Busi ness College, Tho ;Central Teleg]xzmfij;\ & Railroad School, and Four City raf:ch Business Schools. _ All provide excelient (Piano Playing, DR. W. B. PEARSON, ‘Phone Weston No. 87. Yours »truly, J. HUGHESâ€"JONES, SHAWS SCHOOLS Teacher, 1â€"5ts., Toronto ector of Weston. ' The cleanly, economical, flexible Hydro is helping greatly to solve manufacturing problems . under preâ€" sent day conditions. It enables users to meet rapid changes in policy, in ‘de_lpand, in competition. TARIFF, Royal, Guardian, Canada National, North Britisk & Mercantile, ard Atlas, NONâ€"TARJFF, Merchants, London Mutual,& Factories â€"ANDâ€" EXCELSIOR LIFE, and TRAVZLLERS ACCIDENT AND HEALTH Insuranee AUTOMOB]LE INSURANGE Also agent for reliable Nursery stock â€"_ all at.lowest possible rates. Fire and Life Insurance Co‘s POWER RATESâ€"Service charge of $1 per H.P. per month, and a Conâ€" sumption charge of 3 cents per K.W. H. for the first 50 hours use per month on the installed capacity, 2 certs per K.W.H. for the second 50 hours, and all over these amounts at ore fifth cent per K.W.H. less the following discounts. Class "A"â€"24 hour unrastrimteA nas Farley‘s Shaving Parlour No waiting. Class "C‘"‘ 10 hours unrestricted use â€"10 per cent discount. Class "D‘"‘ 10 hour restricted useâ€" 83 and oneâ€"third p.c. discount,. In addition to the above Class disâ€" counts, a discount of 10 per cent is given in all Classes for prompt payâ€" ment of Bills. The Hydro Electric Power belongs to the people of Ontario. We are here to serve the CITIZENS OF WESTON If you have any power problems, or are thinkin of wirirg your house for Electric Lights, and would like to have an idea of the cost of the urrent per month, corsult us. Tungsten Lamps and Electrical Appliances at cost price to consumers. Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos. . HYDRO THE HANDY POWER George\~K Lyons DEALERS IN FLOUR, BRAN and SsHORTS Gluten Meal, Oilcake, Calf Meal, Crusked Oatsl COhopped Oats, Hay, WATER, POWER & LIGHT COMMISSION WwOOL UNDERWEAR AT oL‘PRices The famous Tirgbull‘s for Men, Women and Chfldrén, also Golf Goats and Coat Sweaters, smart and upâ€"toâ€" date. Children‘s Jerseys. â€" MOODY BRPOS. and Straw. s All kinds of Poultry Foods and Specifics. TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED. â€"No class discount. Class ‘"B‘" 24 hour re: 10 per cent discount. Class "C‘" 10 haurs nn Bank By Mail And Save A Trip To Town THE BANK OF ROLLING and CHOPPING E. J. KMKUSSON New Offices. Thomson Block, Main Street. Hours: 9 to 5. ‘Phone 199. Agent fo@‘iButtcfick’sEPattems. MAIN ST., WESTON WESTON BRANCH, N. agent fer the following EAGLE BLOCK WESTON Telephons No. £5 OR the benefit/pf those who live out of tow e have arranged a plan by whigh you can do your banking by maif guite as satisfactorily as if you stood hege at our counters. Come in and let ug/Explain the planâ€"or write for the infofmiation. _ British North Ameri T8 Years in ll"ll:\“-‘ ' " and Surplus $7,884,000. TON BRANCH, N. J~~McEWEN. Manager. PHONE 36 A. G. PEIRSON, hour unrestricted use discount, hour restricted useâ€" Careful operating. Buperintemdent. Phone No. 16, Al inde of Roofing, Havestroughâ€" teg and Gemerel Tinsmithing attes4â€" ed Po, < NEW TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, GREEN ONIONS, RADISHES, POTATOES, CABBAGE, Ready Roofing. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. ORDERS DELIVERED, PHASH, EHCONOMY., VICTOR BRAMPTON FURNACES, Pedlar, Steel Shingles, Portland Cement Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Gasoline and Oil Stoves, f Stoves and Furnaces. MeCLARY‘S SUNSHINE FURNACB Screens, Doors and Wirdows, Flield and Lawn Fences, Maxwell Lawa Mowers. MAIN STREET, â€" WESTON PHONES No. 9 and 214. PINEAPPLES, ORANGES, GRAPE FRUIT, _ LEMONS, BANANAS, © PRUNES, MAPLE SYRUP and SUGAR, LARD, BUTTER and EGCGS, FULL LINE OF TEAS and CANNED Goops. Estimates given on : kinds of work Concrete Mixer for ] capacity 40 yards a day BEEF, LAMB, PORK and VEAL VEGETABLES CONCRETE MIXER FOR HIRE Phone No. 106 Main Street, W. C. BURRAGE Builder & Contractor able prices For warm weather, c;,;Jva.s € feet, we have these in all lines, Repairing. Don‘t forget ‘our repairing, as strict attention on the promises tion guaranteed. THE SHOE STORE For THE PEOPLE Eagle House Block, WESTON. Geo. Sainsbury Carpenter and Contractor Coulter Avenue, . WESTON 1 e e tm Sn Spring opens a new line of buds, while we open the latest Spring display of footwear, for Men, Women and Children,. {Outing and Tennis Goods. We carry & full line in all styles at reasonâ€" M rerorpve BURGESS BROS TINSMITHS QRIFTITH, BROS. HENDERSON‘S CLAREH BROS., HECLA SUCCESB FURNACES Â¥ear of Oldham‘s Hardware Store HENDERSON‘.9$ Joseph St., WESTON LETTUCEHE, JAS. HUGILL, CEWEN, Manager. FRUIT Canvas Goods Agents for repmiring, as this is given the premises with satisfacâ€" Eagle Block. goods for tired Weston. RHUBARB, all hire, DR. W . J.C0HARLTON, ’ Physician and Surgeon. _ Officeâ€"Corner Rosemount Ave. and ‘ John Street, Westen, Ont. Office Hoursâ€"8 to 10 a.m. 6 to 8 p.m. Surday, 8 to 10 a.my: DR. J. A. MELDRUM.‘ Physician and Surgeon. Office and Residenceâ€"East Corne®# King Street and Rosemount Ave. Telephone No. 15, Weston, Ont. Maria Stv;r'eeiâ€":;'“ 33 and 41§ Bloor Street, west ReSp Aeaidenenie endieniiie s RabLeAAT 1 OrqBLO, Consultation bours, 10 a.m., 3 p.B., and by appointment. Tel. Col. 2602, TL Lne RLVEIC MB Officeâ€"Opposite Bark | G. HOWARD GRAY, \ Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Nova Scotia Bank Bldg., _ WI Mornings and Evenirgs Toronto_ Officeâ€"43 Imperial Buildings, Toronto. ’ ANDERSON & McMA; Barristers, Selicitors, Nata 1699 Dundas Street TORONTO, ‘Phoneâ€"Main 2689. J. EDGAR PARSONS, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Offices, Canada Permanent Bldg., 18 Toronto St., TCO Barrister, Solicitor, 1758 Dundas St., w G. W. COULTER, v, S. Honor Graduate (Ontario Veteriman Lollege. _ All digeases of Cattle and Horses Treaed Scientifically. 3 Calls by mail or phone promptiy attended. Doigcnon Ni Wey (above Hoar‘s Real estate loan WESTON, SHalrister, Solicitor, etc. Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, "Phoane 152, WESTON, Ont; DR. J,. M. ELLAH, t Veterinary Surgeon, es Honorary Graduate of Ontaricats Veterinary College. 2. Diseases of Domestic Animals = fully treated. * Night or day calls promptly attended to. Phone calls long distance at my expense, Office: Lammy‘s Hotel, w aiy mc y NOVA 5o men o se l Osteopathic Physician of Torc 1057 Weston Road, Mount Dennis. Specialist in Nervous Diseases Womer‘s troubles. MALTON, ol neconlt Receives Pupils in the art of Singing at Mrs. Rothery‘s residence on Main Btreet, Westopg Bpecialty, correct Tone Production, Brs.’g and Enunciation. MELs 1 J. T. LOCHKE @ C3 10 Adelaide Street East TORONTO TEpEpHon®, Mam 19671 _ Graduate Toronto Conservatory ,of Ma@ric. Pianoâ€"Teachers Normal Course. Pupils prepared for Conservatory Exams, Studio, Room T, Nova Scotia Bank Bdg, VVestonâ€"Wednesday, Saturday, Monday and Thursday mornings, _ __ Mt. Dennis Branchâ€"Bank of British North Am, Bldg. Afternoons, 2.30 to 3.30 o‘clock, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 to 9 o‘clock p n 200000000000 LOANS MARGARET R INSURANCE _ Cogches for all examinatio; sagements in Concert, Recital ta. Terms moderate. Auditic REAL ESTATE Private funas Nerve, Liver and Kidney Discases, successfully treated. P.O. Box 459 Money to Loan at lowest rates on City, Farm and Suburban property, Estates managed. Rents and Interest collected. City, Farm and Suburban property in every locality bought, sold and exchanged. Te Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness, Gugrâ€" antee, _ Automobile, Burglary anrd Plate Glass Insurance effected in al} Cumpanies. Shavins . LORNE FRASER Barrister. Solicitar suceessor to H. Davison, DR, J. WARD, B.A., Chiropractric Physician 1057 Weston Road, Mount Dennis, â€" Ii:_.r, Nose f an&i 'I‘l;r;;;. DR. J. T. HACKETT, Dentist, E. P BEEOH, . VAUGHANâ€"BEALE SEE US ABOUT Woeston, Ontario. Tenore Robusto, . D. LIVINGSTONE, unos to loan an first class security. Ave Bark of Nova Scotig, Main Street, _ _E D M U N D 3 loans placed at cu rates. / 4R Telephonre, Junction JOHN TILSON Phone 48 TW EPn frecss.. ©xaminations. Open Mae ons e damanrane . GILLETTE A A B AN Hardware Nnetions. Open for enâ€" Recital, Opera or Cantaâ€" Audition and advice free r, Notary Public. wWEST TORONTO, PHoXE 262 Waston, Or, Notary, etc., Bldg., _ WESTON, d Evenirgs, i3 Imperial Life " ‘Nota'ries' etc'A McMASTER way of Toront®, , M.A. TORONTO, ONTARIO. ONTARIO, Veterirary Store), AM Toromto. Westan, Public, ENE S