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Wls NC Bd u. 45 47 e IMPDORTED _ GLYDESDALES AND HEREFORD GATTLE B P 24 iF UUuuYSPFuYYYETETTYSYYYYYT PV vYTYTYTuTYTYETYTTTTTYTYuTTeYT Â¥TuTTTvEuUuvTAaTvTuTuTTuuvTuvuUuuuVEVVUVTuUVYU Ns i MR. JOHN MILNE to sell by public auction at lot 6, east half of con. 4, West York, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18T, 1917 f At 1 O‘Clock, the following : HORSESâ€"Clydesdalesâ€"Bay mare, imported ; bay gelding rising 2 years ; bay filly 7 months old ; bay horse, heavy draught ; black mare 6 years, in foal to Sparkling. CATTLEâ€"Hereford cow, calf by side; Hereford cow, calf by side; Hereford heifer, Hereford heifer, Hereford bull rising 2 years; Holstein cow, calf by side ; Holstein heifer ; Holstein heifer ; Holâ€" stein cow due February 12 ; Holstein cow due Ferbuary 26 ; Holâ€" ___ stein cow due February 28. j IPMPLEMENTSâ€"Wagon, Cruickshank; set sleighs, Cruickshank; team corm cultivator, M.H. ; hay tedder, nearly new, M.H. ; gang plow, Dick, plow, No. 3 Wilkinson ; 2 sod plows, No. 1 Wilkinâ€" son; double root pulper ;, Tolton ; pulper, Wilkinson ; dise harâ€"‘ row ; set harrows; 2 road scrapers; mower, Massey ; grindstone; set Standard weigh scales, 8,000 lbs., new; wheelbarrow ; set double harness; set buggy harness ; riding saddle and bridle. Mount Dennis Red Cross Skating Night AT THE KODAK HEIGHTS SKATING Wednesday, January 31lst, 1917 BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE The Rink Management have given the Red Cross Society the use of their rink for the evenâ€" ing. All the proceeds go to the funds. ADMISSION 25¢. CHILDREN 15c TERMSâ€"Hay, fowl!, potatoes, fat cattle and all sums of $10 and unâ€" der, cash ; over that amount 8 months‘ credit on approved joint notes. HAY, FURNITURE, ETC.â€"40 tons hay, 3 cases Myer‘s Poultry . _ Spice ; seed potatoes, Empire State and Irish Cobblers ; bedroom _ suite; 2 washstands ; 3 arm chairs ; 2 tables; 1 kitchen cupboard ; range, No. 9, Moffat; camp bed ; couch; carpet, clocks, dishes § and other articles too numerous to mention ; Cyprus incubator No. 3, nearly new, 390 eggs; 2 Cyprus portable hovers ; 12 pair _ Plymouth Rock fowl. S PAGE EIGHET AUCTION SALE Thke Undersioned has received instructions from LET EVERYBODY COME TO It contains all the news of West York in detail. Good serial. Other special features now running Mives ie Se c * 8 $ A onl No f i nslcb Werand P io t w 4 Hale e nd (eo (ee ie Couat Memole Yaor‘h ; A ; pabes NorP v demnt) Rollh MRcraly i a ols " j i MA h 4 * C M f h Pss (ave Hrons apu oS Â¥ hoR e | # j § $ f c e *h M Mgae i2 maeae ... _ ‘..v" Relcake i t 6 h & A 3 l : + : s Aldv‘ C Tt oosra i g N y a ie . 6 j t F a l " w a C 4 Mss a s h IMPLEMENTS AND FUI\QNITURE J. K. McEWEN & SON, Auctioneers. n «_ T t n P e ult E e o ;. : 1G J ‘J%; f ‘)t.‘ T": ".\ ’,' ‘_ , '. 4 e \‘ “ | NP TE | <Sp. ied ‘{l/ip Bs ptie 4/A B yA y 'If'." oo lt _/ Aered â€"â€"oOofâ€"â€" SUBSCRIBE TOâ€"DAY for West York‘s Newsy Paper $1.00 PER YLAR se Ki ..\ â€"a tm Di ho ; A I l 3 : ( P L _ 7 immmnconss i oo L 4 = s 6 : : e ‘ 3. An exhibition of fancy skating will be given by the recognized most eomical couple in the world, who will be in costume. Weston Rink â€" Saturday, February 3rd, 1917 THE MOST COMICAL BUNCH OF CLOWNS that were ever let loose out of a cireus Also a number of Fancy Dressed Couples THE QUEEN OF THE FAIRIES will be present. This event alone will be worth seeing. Don‘t miss it! : The above artists have promised to be present, but we want you all to come and bring your costumes. ‘ No one is debarred from competing. Only one prize allowed to each person. MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY THE 220TH BATTALION BAND Doors open at 7.30 p.m. JNO. CHAPMAN, ; Manager Skating Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday night. Band in attendâ€" ance every Tuesday and Saturday night. Special Tuesday, January 30th â€"the band will render 12 selections. _ Grand Fancy Dress Admissionâ€"Adults 25. The manager has spared no time or expense to make this the greatest event ever held in the Weston Rink. & The following Carnival artists have been secured: JOHN BULL IN FULL UNIFORM Following prizes will be awarded : \ i Couple wearing the best costume, 1st and 2nd prize. . _ Ladies wearing the best costume, 1st and 2nd prize. _â€" Gentlemen wearing the best costume, 1st and 2nd prize. Best comic in costume, 1st prize. Boys under 14 years in costumé, 1st prize. __ Girls under 14 years in costume, 1st prize. A special prize of a 50 gallon steel tank complete for oil or gasoline, valued at $15, will be given to the person bringing in from outside of Weston the biggest sleigh load of people. Each load must have at least 30 persons. THE TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON, FRIDAY, JANUARYX 26TH, 1917 & 4 THE WORLD‘S GREATEST ACTORS Charlie Chaplin and his Bride Come and See the Bride. Never put off until toâ€"morrow, what you ought to do toâ€"day." _ AND WAR TAX GOD SAVE THE KING CARNIVAL RESOLUTION : Children 15c. 1706 Dundas St. WARDELL‘S MONUMENTS Call and examine the beautiful stock of Bracelet Watches in solid gold, gold filled and silver cases and bracelets. Diamond Rings from $10.00 to $200.00. â€" Very prettiest designs in solid gold and gold filled neckâ€" lets and pendants. ; Gentlemen‘s Watches, Chains, Signet Rings, in 10 and 14 karat gold, Military Mirrors, Compasses, Periscopes, etc. Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses. ~ _ OUR WORKS AND SHOWROOMS are at 1476 Dunâ€" das Street and 10 Weston Road, opposite the C.P.R. Depot. Phone Junction 190. M. G. WARDELL, Prop. C. W. WARDELL, Manager A fine selection of Saucepans, Kettles, Teaâ€"pots and Dishes of all kinds to choose from. Weston‘s Hardware Store, Main Street Oldham‘s Hardware SE OVR JEWELRY SPECIAL SALE OF ALUMINUM . _J. SHEPPARD as to style and inscripâ€" tions we will follow, or if you wish we will submit designs and estimates for in granite or marble that will look well on your lot. Call any time and talk the matter over with us. YOUR . 4 SUGGESTIONS MONUMENT TORONTO \ v 1 5t i is M f 3