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v1i'T1iiC), _ iiiitiiv('iall it? Bri, ' is}? 955:???" " 4131?: _ :2 EE gag 152% RE? itjjir m E55 VOL. xXTrEIL-NO.tB1 - w T There isn't a member of the family need suffer from indigestion, sick headaches, biliopsness, fermented stomach, ete., if he or she will take Chpmberliin's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach and bowels and stimulate the liver to healthy activity and tone up the 0 whole system. Take one at night and you’re RIGHT in the morning. “anguish, 25c, or by mil from Chamberlain Medicine Company. Toronto. 16 A-r--------.-, law’s Cut. Rate, Drug Store _-')-",,':,,-:".-, ‘_:W’er‘also have on hand a full stock bf-- LEAD ARSENATE,'per lb. . . .3 . , . . . .'. . . .3 _i,i_,'i_,_',i,_iiitr-rsisipi, perlb. '. . . . . . . . . . . /. . . . . . .1, EUE'STONE (chemieairyiuve), lb. . . . " 25 Pound Lots (or' over), per 1b. . . 1/),Pound Lots, per lb. . . . Per Pound . . . Five Pound Lots, per lb. . . We have on hand- 300 LBS. BERGER'S ENGLISH PARIS ' l GREEN IN O"NE LB: PACKAGES: PRICES - ’ OUR STOCK OF Inch’s Cut Rate Drug Store D. L. and W. Scranton Coal Weston Coal & Lumber For This Season is N ow Open and on Sale (llllllfllff5 AND FARMERS PARIS GREEN Special prices in large quantities Our Supply of Coal is Coming Through Now. tiiih'i'if _ Office and Planing Mill - Phone 27 EAGLE AVENUE, near G.T.R. Tracks H. H, RUDOLPH, Mgr,, Weston The Standard Anthracite COKE AND WOOD LUMBER MERCHANTS Place Your Orders Sole Vendors of Main Street The Place for Service & Quality Light Lunches at all hours Ice Cream Sodas Ice Cream Dishes of all kinds Sdft Drinks Candies Tobaccos , Cigars All to be had at - . M O O It E ls The Eagle House Block Moore's Lunch& Ice Cream . Parlor . .350 .15c 40e 50e 53c Me Weston 55c hr iiiriItptii'i_iiriFaittox The other way would be for the town to em ploy a man to look after it. This would mean a direcFotatlay to the town. It should only be put into operation if the other is not practicable. Yet all will agree that something should be done. Business houses are painting up and special attention ig being given to the dressing of our store windows. The necessary step to-day is to see that the vacant lots are looked after and the boulevards cleaned. The attention of the railway should again be directed to their track. In several places it is im- possible to pass over them. Their contract calls for the proper filling in of these tracks. Therefore an effort should be made to have it done. All that is wanted is tohave this matter brought te their attention. This could easily be done by a letter from the council. . _ Again, some effort should be made to keep uniform the boulevards of our town. These are al- lowed to grow here and there. Some persons who are interested do make an effort to keep their front cleaned and cut. Their neighbor, however, does nothing and the effect is lost. Ninety per cent. of the people who know of Weston know of it only from what they see on the Main Street. They do not see the beautiful residences across the railway track. They do not see its lovely scenery on the Humber. They only see the Main Street. Therefore special attention should be devoted to our Main Street. The council should see that every bit of grass and weeds from one end of the street to the other is kept in a proper condition. There should exist a uniformity in all the fronts. This could be carried out in,two ways, first, the town could put into force a by-law that would compel all to keep up the boulevards. _The snow by-law is a similar Jaw. The boulevards by-law, however, would be useless unless it was enforced. The constable would have to see that the details are carried out to the letter of the law. _ Would it not be a good movffor the council to ordriifat"iii these lots' tplowed up at once. By an' order of this description the vacant land W to those who pass through. - _ ,,,,, L"""'" --__.. wavy u“. uyollk. vL LLLC LuULlDdllUb UL ClLy people WHO pass through to secure a home and garden. Yet this effect is spoilt by some corner lots and other large lots in our town to be nothing more than a weed producing ground. Last year these lots were allow- ed to grow wild. _ They produced a large crop of weed seed. This was scattered east and west, north and south. They ruin the lawn next door and beautiful gardens. They fill the sides of our streets with weeds that are no ornament. All of these vacant and ‘uncultivated lots are now, growing very fast. The rains and splendid growing weather of the last week tends to give a big crop‘on these lots. Would it not be a good move for the council to rurrLar tlntar all man. In“ T-s., on”: C,,a.., -__I, _ - . The ioorproduction campaign has turned a number of V plots. Aside from therimportadt retuHs the land gives, it a lots which are under cultivation present a uniform vegetable crop. This shows to the citizens of the town and the pass thrifty and tidy. These little 'plots increase the desire of tl v [I ___-" -‘ __ -"-"r'-" v-‘v LLLQSJJLAILLK, LLJID VVCCLX. 1.1le ~\'\7CIC cnargea 1v1tn the destruction of property on the (air grounds. Constable Campbell reported that 150 lights of glass; were broken by these boys in the fair ground buildings, Such wantOn and destructive characters), will be,dealt with very severely in the future. These boy?s were let go on suspended sentence. Par- ents should take more interest jn these boys and see that they obey the laws of the town. It cbsts money to replace all damaged property. This damage causes the fair grounds to always look in a dillapidated condition. You have to pay for it indireqtly. The town authorities are bent upon pun- ishing those who will not abide by the law. _ See that your boys are not of those who will he made an example of. f / _ , The returns from the money is What is bothering a lot of peol a ti; foot lot. “You cannot.burld it to rent. Butt you can build hor make it pay; Just get your plans and prices. Just remember that self, but a. benefactor to' Weston. You will help to lower the turn. farm land into a valuable asset. Thiris what we want in V yourself or form a' building company to do it. - 7 Arouse your faith in good Weston. Turn, the best side out, alive and active! I "V-"--"" -V- -VVV “ix“ uuu AULD Lu; 51113 auu. LIU)’b tries art staple aim/{Will continue to do business after the: war. Therefor for anyone to build: You cannot get a better inv estmeht to-day. -The Toronto is fast growing back this way. Nothing will or can stop the grc To-day, is the opportune time to get your line's out for the place to sible chance of a setback. Several factories are negotiating for sites to l; with favor by these, manufacturers. Don’t let some company come in f cream. . . t Are the people of Weston too conservative in their ideas or is it a case of lost faith in their town? Many excuses are given to-day why Weston does not increase its population., The chief one, how- ever, is the lack of house accommodation. Weston needs homes for working men. Wemust have a house to put them in if they are to live here. The big cry is everything is so dear. Wait till after the War, then labor will be cheaper. Or again, it does not pay to build houses to rent. ' All these:cries are no doubt more or.1ess true. If the world, however, operated on the same policy, what would be our position to-day? If business houses tried to do business in the same style, what kind of business would we have? You realize the old saying, “Nothing venture nothing win" is true. You all know what happened to the man who buried his talent. Yet no effort is made to start some building" operation. The cause must be that you have no faith in your town. This is a bad condition. The man who has no faith in the growth and development of his town is dead. He wants to take a trip around to the surrounding district. Look at Oakwood, VVychwood, West Toronto, Mimico, and New Toronto, and what will you find? Building onerntiooc2nrs, (rhino' fntn 1m 1mm ”A came up Detore the JudlClal Committee. They dealt with all the evidence and gave it a careful hear- ing. This hearing resulted in the committee recommending that Cross St. Church be re,cognized by a majority of five to two. A minority report was also presented on the floor of the house. Both were allowed to state 'in brief their case-again on the floor of the General Assembly. Dr. G. B. Wilson spoke for. the Toronto Presbytery and Mr. C. Lorne, Fraser ypheld the Cross Street, case. Both men were very able and marshalled the facts of their respective cases very clearly. The result on the vote was that Cross Street Church should be admitted as a member of the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada. , The Old, Presbyterian Church, Cross Street, have received recognition and are now members of the Presbyterian Church of Canada. The case has been carried on for some little time. On three occasions it came before the Toronto Presbytery. Each time something caused it to be turned d/own. They appealed to the General Assembly against the decision of the Toronto Presbytery. The case came up before the Judicial Committee. They dealt with all the evidence and gave it a careful hear- LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF GENERAL INTEREST The}? is here en" _ 1l'ii'rraiii1'it"""io'; 1000 men and lots for girls and boys at good WE i art staple an will continue to do business after the; war. Therefore it will be "_-rt-e-s--., L_ C ., , NT -. - N UAAV. we] or iwumu diullg Lue p1cT11reSque banks or the number, connected as it is with tiail- s and car lines to the City of Toronto, having sewers, sideWallcs, waterworks, Hydro Electric em right up-to-date, with several large industries employing large numbers of men, both skilled unskilled mechanics and laborers. NVeston holds a position, that, few of Toronto suburbs have, .een boys ofthdtovvn appeared before the WEST YORK'S NEWSY WEEKLY THIS IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY TO NOTE EVERYBODY CAN DO THEIR PART HELP TO DEVELOP YOUR TOWN WESTON, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY JUNE 20TH, 1917 CROSS STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH What is bothering a lot of people. This is true about a house with rent. Bu? you-can build ilouses Ito rent for $18 a month and get your line's out for the plate to invest. There can be no pr1ces. Just remember that you Will be not only a help to your] You will help to lower the general burden of taxeg. You will Thiris what we want, in Weston. Just see what you can do “um LPVIt. ALMA Lu: Frau: Lu Invest. were can De no pos- e negotmtlng for sites to locate. Westonjsqooked upon some company come 111 from outside and take all the m a giytratty thi? w'eerc." They Were charged, with the gives, it adds to the t or can stop' the growth of Weston all these lots/be turned info pasture, cut, acant land would at least look presentable t adds to the beauty of the town. These ole garden in place, of the former weed asser-through that our towrispeople are . the thousands of city people who pass acant ‘lots‘iuto good food producing Isomer corner lot-s arid other large Let the people know that we are -fesv of Torpnto suburbs have lt good wages. These indus- . it will be a good investment whole district will build up. Store open from 7 a.m. to li) p.111 Open from 3 p.m The Cruickshank Wagon Works - t q "x I - , 4 'e ' - _ ' . " " ' - " I " L: . 'l, A e , a M r, o e '" ttt Im. . q I MI N s Ill, lk tir, . I Ili' " lg . A Cool Exclusive Parlor Entirely Separate from the BUSINESS WAGONS REPAIRED, REPAINTED . SUITABLY LETTERED _ f Commercial' Bodies for Autos and Auto, Painting. All Kinds of Wagon Repairing. ; Buttonwood Avenue and Weston Road Telephone 55 "eaw T If Mb. M q Rim ‘ a. m ‘ _ wm ' e Big E) - Experienced Lady Stenographer Wanted WESTON, Phone 74 The Use of Ice Weston in the household is not only a direct benefit to the family health and comfort, but tends to reduce, the cost of living. It saves and keeps everything that can be spoiled by heat, and gives you back its own cost in a dozen different ways. A dollar strip of tickets purchased from the driver will give you ice in the quantity and on the day needed. Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd. 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