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it | â€"Bringing Prices on _ High Quality Furniture aorn zo (e4 hx PAGE EBIGCHT This Offerisive Promises to Be Greatest in History of the War Reports received from the French troops which ‘are attacking on the difficult territory between Dixmude and a point near Boesinghe say that they have forced their way across this marshâ€"studded and partly inundated ground, and captured the first two Knes of enemy trenches. The casualties of the entente allies kave been surprisingly light and the morale of the men continues at the Mighest pitch. The contact netween _ Â¥ou will see something that will make you lau gh and think, somethng that will cheer you and give you new inspiration. The greatest collections of st ars each evening. GREAT DAIVE IN FLANDERS * British Front in France and Belâ€" mium, July 31.â€"An epochâ€"making ofâ€" fensive launched by the British and French against the German lines beâ€" #Â¥ween the River Lys and Boesinghe at daybreak has, with few exceptions, @wccomplished all that had been planâ€" ned for the first day of this battle, which, in its early stages, gives proâ€" mise of being the greatest conflict of the war. y Roughly speaking, the British peneâ€" trated positions held by Crown Prince Rupprecht of Vavaria between Boesâ€" inghe and\ Warneton, and at the time of the filing of this despatch were in possession of the first\three lines of the German trenches at most points throughout this front. Befiish and French Advance en Fifteen Mile Frontâ€" : Good Success £,500 PRISONERS TAKEN THE BEAVER T80 .... K880 ................ Anita Stewart. 8.00 "THE MORE EXCELLENT WAY" 1.4% ... BE SURE AND SEE CHARLIE AND THE OTHER STARS. Price at 2.15. ipoamonsnaninneneneninanoncinn WEDHKESDAY AND THURSDAY August 1 and 2 Walnut Dressers, bevelled mirrors. Reg. SSmefor L .......lscl.. .. $ad:To Mahogany Dressers, bevelled mirrors. Reg. $35, for ................$29:79 Quarter Cut Oak, bevelled mirrors. Reg. P $26; for L......: Mahogany finished, Brass Beds, reg. $17.75, for ... .. .$12.75 Best English Lacquer, bright and comâ€" bination, satin finish, from .. ..$15.75 up to .......................0650.00 White Enamel Beds .......... $2.95 up 1654 Dundas 6t, 3 Doors East of Kecele St. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE 25 PER CENT. OF YOUR MONEY Starts August lst and Lasts for One Moath Oaly. Be Sure You Are Here First. Repairing, Upholstering andâ€"Picture Framing Our Specialty uk en>... ... . Charhe Cha.plin‘ "THE PAWNSHOP" . SANDERS â€" â€""The Furniture Store" BEDROOM FURNITURE BEDS Two Performances each evening at 7.15 and 9.00. bevelled â€" mirrors. #vge~...:097:99 up Weekly T.16 THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN the British and French armics has been constant and excellent. Germans Resist Fiercely Late toâ€"day it was reported thai the Germans had begun a heavy eounâ€" ter attack at the point where the alâ€" lied forces join. The German front line trenches, which had been torn to piece by the preliminary bombardâ€" ment, offered little resistance, but once the allied forces had penetrated beyond them they met with fierce reâ€" sistance at many points. Directly east of Zillebeke and again a littlo to the north the British were temporarily held up by a heayy machine gun fire, but only temporarily, for the #roops charged through the rain of lead and forced the Germans from their po#iâ€" tions in handâ€"toâ€"hand fighting. ‘ mans. One of the most striking and speeâ€" tacular events of the day‘s fighting occurred at the soâ€"called Menin Tunâ€" nel, an anderground fortification eonâ€" structed by the Germans on the Menâ€" in road opposite Hooge. The British preliminary' bombardment had forced the Germans to hold the French line thinly here, and the British division which was to attack at dawn lay out all night in shell holes within twentyâ€" five yards of the German line, waiting for the signal to advance. When the time arrived for the charge, and the British gunners had dropped a proâ€" tecting barrage on the German front trench ahead of the British troops, it was seen that the Germans had taken to their heels and were fleeing. The British, seeing their prey °89â€" caping, went mad and charged diâ€" rectly through their own barrage, forâ€" tunately without heavy casualties. The Menin Tunnel, which was expected to be occupied by several hundred Gerâ€" mans, was found to be held by only 41, the rest having retreated. £ m ie mone o h in rromcadeninne se ue aenrecnt It was only at the second line that the British met resistance, and here, after sharp handâ€"toâ€"hand fighting, they forced the Germans to withdraw. Stream of Prisoners No check has yet been made on the number of German prisoners capturâ€" ed, but they are flowing in in a steady stream back of the British lines. Many of those captured at the Menin Tunâ€" Again, at a redoubt which was strongly held in the German line and defended by concrete fortifications,the British were brought to a standstill by machine gun fire. But they charged with bayonets and dislodged the Gerâ€" .30 ..$19.75 FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY August 3 and 4 . Atredad@tretiel enredretrenredredredrevireireiewre BUSHMAN & BAYNE Chapter 11. uen . .ls suAXlece Brady in "HUNGRY HEART‘ Wire Woven Springs, reg. $3.95, for ROCKERS Bedroom Rockers, from ... .. .. .$1.50 up Quarter Cut Oak, from ........$8.95 up Mahogany, from .\.......... .. $3.95 up MATTRESSES Mattresses, regular $3.75, for .. ...$2.95 Mattresses, all felt, reg. $7.95, for $5.95 Mattresses, all white layer felt, reg. $16.75, for ...:........~.;......$12.00 "Great Seeret" DINING ROOM FURNITURE Extension Table Quarter Cut Oak, reg. §$20:75, for ...â€".:...........; .. $24.06 Quarter Cut Oak Chairs, 5 diners and arm chair, reg. $25, for .......$19.75 Buffet Quarter Cut Oak, reg. $39.75, for Buffet Fumed Oak, reg. $25.75, for $19.7§ It is signalized by a terrific driving down of price, presenting values never before attached! to such high quality fashionably designed and substantially constructed furniture. The swoop of price cutting practically covers éveryâ€" thing in the house, so that complete home outfitters can effect a wonderful accumulation of savings by indulging liberally in this festival of bargains. / .. Weekly 715 WATCH THE WINDOWS The tanks again played a prominent ‘part in the opening of the battle, and reports from all sections of the Britâ€" ish front say that their work has been most satisfactory. Larga numbers of these monsters were employed, and in many cases pursued their destructive and uncheckable way to a distance far within the German lines. me! and other points are mere boys. Knemy Demoralisefi Further information obtained from German prisoners concerning the efâ€" feets of the British preliminary bomâ€" bardment indicates that the effects of this unparalleled expenditure of amâ€" manition were disastrous in the exâ€" treme, both in damage and to the morale of the German troops. Within the past few days six Bavarian diviâ€" sions were withdrawn from the line and replaced by fresh troops, because they were so thoroughly demoralized by tke inferno of fire which they had undergone. Photographs taken by aviators back of the German lines show that there was scarcely a square yard of territory along their front which was not devastated by the high explosives. It is small wonder, then, that the Germans were holding their front line thinly and were swept back when finally the time arrived for the allied infantry to do its work. TBQ L. . . un medieen Wicl e claic e ~AMRONY IBDIBE "THE DOUBLE CROSS MYSTERY" Chapter 12. The revision committee on the prize list for the Weston, York and Etobicoke annual fair met and went over the lists. Some very valuable prizes were placed and also big money prizes. The prize list should be ready in about two weeks. See that you get one. A sunny disposition is a work of art rather than a gift of nature. The raw materials for cheerfulness>. lie all around us like the colors the artist combines in his painting. It is for us to recombine them. To achieve a seâ€" rene point of view is just a matter of. selection. One becomes a proficient optimist in the same way that one beâ€" comes a proficient storyâ€"teller. He seâ€" lects and works over the things that produce the effect he designs; what conflicts with the effect he ignores or treats only as shading.â€"Seiected. MONDAY AND TUESDAY 10c and 15c. Matinee daily KEEP CHEERFUL adtya Big Star, Production THE TIMES & @@@@DE, wWESTON. WEDNESDAYT, AUGUST 1iST, 1917 naninpnunnpiniot Molly King Comedy Well finished, all modern conveniences, situâ€" ated on the Humber bank in the heart of Weston. These are two of the most ideal and beautifully situated houses in Weston. See them toâ€"day. The new price shows an increase of 25 per cent. Our stock was bought at the old price and we are selling at the old price. FOR SALE $3200 Each $3200 Each Big Opportunity Phone 36 TWO ONLY SIX ROOMED BRICK HOUSES Don‘tlet your system becomelowered by _ "/â€"~</# S the attacks of a .cough or cold. “Sa.f::{l ~~Ԥ$ a 6 , d\ First‘‘ â€"take a dose of OChamberlain‘s Co _ al lÂ¥ "‘“K\J Remedy at once. It loosens the Cough so m â€"= & that it soon disappears ; it heals the soreness ; <z strengthens the throat and lunge so they are unaffected by changes oftemperature. Chamberlain‘s econtains no narcotics or harmfu{dmp. While it“fivcu relief from the first dozse it may be safely used with the youngest. druggists 25c. & 50e. Gents‘ Furnishing and Tailoring Store MAIN STREET, WESTON PHONE NO. 2 ie 36 Main Street, WESTON The House for your Flour and Feed Supply and Chopping MAIN STREET W. E. COLEMAN SAVE 25 PER CENT. OF YOUR MONEY DR. E. F. IRWIN, Main St., Weston. A Grand New Buggy at the Old Prices. R A 1| N C O A TS MOODY BROS. BERLAINS RRAE+ H. COUSINS You Can‘t Go Out Without Your Rainâ€" Coat These Days SEE OUR NEW LINE OF ENGLISH RAINCOATS. In all styles, light and heavy weight For ladies or gentlemen. ; UMBRELLAS A big stock of Umbrellas at low prices feed to be had. No musty fodder ever leaves our place. If your horse is spirited he will want our feed.. If gives him renewed life. If a draught horse, is still what he wants. It‘s fresh, clean and pure. It doesn‘t pay anyone to sell musty stuff in the line of feed. Don‘t buy what‘s inferior when we sell the best just as cheap. WE CARRY THE BEST WESTON To Reach Your Home or Office On T ime and In Comfort USE THE LARGE UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE TOURING CAR Garage, 3 Victoria Boulevard Beautiful DRESSERS For Good Job Printing just . Telephone 26 and your _ wants will be promptly _ attended to. THE FURNITURE STORE 1654 Dundas Street, 2 doors east of Keele St. â€" WEST TORONTO J. G. Marshall & Son building Ask for our estimates on Hardware, Plumbing and necesâ€" sary outfits. Phone 218. J ~€ i f Regular style of Swing \ $ Hammock, in all colors. Will h t a sell while they last at $2.00 t ies and $2.75. musmmse â€" See our Window! O L DhA M § WESTON‘S HARDWARE STORE MAIN STREET PHON DEAL WITH THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE & BEST STOCKED HARDWARE STORE ON THE WESTON ROAD. Fiectric Wiring and PFixtures, Painting, Glass, Ftc. Heating Systems and all parts. GARNET HYSLOP THE GRAY SHOE STORE WLNUT ND MHOGANY At Cost Prices. This year‘s Style and Stock. White Canvass Shoes for Women and Menr. White Canvass Boots for Women and Mer Running Shoes and Boots Pumps, etc., all at low prices. See our windows for real bargains. supply all that you require to complete your new OF SUMMER SHOEFS Under an Experienced Driver. Lessons Given in Auto Driving. Long or Short Trips Booked as Desired. Just Ring Junction 7299 or Weston 228 . SANDERS DUNDAS STREET 1046 Weston Road AT A BIG SACRIFICE Regular $39.00. Special Price $29.75 These will last a lifetime, are finâ€" ished in the latest and most artistic designs. The mirrors are of the best British bevelled plate, quarter cut oak and mahogany finish. Reg. $25.00, special price .............. ... .$19.78 Verandah Couch Hamâ€" mock, complete with cushâ€" ions and chains, springs, etc. Price $11.00." : HAMMOCKS FOR EVERYBODY Take Life Easy ! PHONE NO. 14. Car Stops at Door Mount Dennis i es l | w