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s W 35 Te 98 $3 B HHC ee f CH nde af About thirty persons, gathered last Wednesday night at Richview Corner and enjoyed a corn social under the auspices of the Richview Methodist Epworth League. Plans were laid for the season‘s work, which promises to be a very progressive one. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, October 4th. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend, Very impressive services were held at Richview Methodist Church last Sunday in connection with the harâ€" vest home services. Rev. Mr. Petch and Mr. McVitty delivered a couple Of inspiring sermons on our duty as a people to offer a national thanksgivâ€" ing for benefits received. The friends ef Thistletown choir were present and rendeced the music, which was appreâ€" «ciated by the large audience present. The Ladies Aid are to be congratulatâ€" ed on the beautiful and artistic deâ€" «corations of grain, fruit and flowers. The collections, which amounted to a substantial sum, will be devoted to general church work. Miss Beatrice M. Cottrill and Miss Dorothy â€" Winkworth attended the Christian Endeayor Rally held in @ooke‘s Church, Toronto, on Monday Mr. Ed Stonehouse leaves Wednesâ€" day night for Ottawa as a representaâ€" tive of the Toronto Cream and Milk Producers‘ Association to sit on the Board investigating the cause of the high prices of milk. The Sunday school of the Church of the Good Shepherd held their anâ€" nual floral day last Sunday.. The chilâ€" «lren carried their beautiful banner and headed by the church choir dressâ€" ed in surplices paraded down the cenl tre of the road to the sanitarium. Here they presented their donation of flowâ€" ers and fruit to the patients of the Queen Mary‘s hospital. A very imâ€" pressive children‘s service was then conducted by Rev. Canon Daniel, hosâ€" pital chaplain, assisted by Mr. Holden, layman of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Sunday School Rally Day will be observed next Sunday in the Mount Dennis Presbytcrian Church at 3 p.m. ‘A: cordial invitation to all. Mr. Hodgson, the live shoe man of Mt. Dennis, gave a free distribution of rulers to the school children on Tuesday, commencing at 4.15. Promptâ€" ly at the hour between four and five hundred boys and girls were on hand and from then on Mr. Hodgson and his assistant were kept busy. It beâ€" came necessary to call in Constable Wilson to keep order and prevent any accident from overcrowding. _ Each child went away quite satisfied with their prize and voted the donor a jolly good fellow. _ _ K. /s The A. P. Y. A. of the Church of the Good Shepherd will reâ€"open after the summer vacation on Tuesday, Oct. 2nd with a social evening. Come prepared to lend a helping hand in the work of this important church «organization. jolly good IeCMOW. Harvest Home Services will be held at the Chuch of the Good Shepherd, Sunday, Oct. 7th Holy Communiqn at 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. Rev. Mr. Sulr?% merhayes will preach at both morning services; at 7 p.m. a full choral will be given and Rev. Dr. Macklem, proâ€" vost of Trinity College will address the congregation. |â€" _ . _ _ _ front, while plain, is very attractiven Everything is looking fine and upâ€" toâ€"date in Marshall‘s new building. His store, when completed, will be the finest on the road. The window _ Our first Victrola Re%?‘é%l*met with such unbounded success that we have decided to hold our second Recital Our program given below is very selected and we are sure everyâ€" one who attends will spend a very enjoyable evening. We have plenâ€" ty of accommodation and cordially invite you all to attend. BRING YOUR FRIENDS DON‘T FORGET THE DATE, SEPTEMBER 27TH f Programme Commences at 8.15 Sharp FIRST PART 1. Cavalleria Rusticana ....... Prelude and Introduction to Act I. : V essella‘s Italian Band 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 38. 2. Pagltacct Prologue :.....;!...:..:, 3. Neapolitan Eavorites ...........,.. «â€" Fascination Waltz .:........l.‘..... §. Emmetts:iEullaby ..............%.. 6 Moha Oc ... ..../...... .â€"Alma C 4. ‘Ehere‘s a Long, Long lrail ....... .. 8. (ayAve Maria (Schubert) .....:..... (b) Quartet in G Majorâ€"Andante . 9: Ea Marscillaise ..........~....%... Thursday Evening, Sept. 27th 1706 Dundas St. S H EP P A Egmontâ€"Overture ................ When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ........ Mother..ss . 3. :..s.0......_..0.00..... {a) Polonaise Militaire (Chopin) .... (b) Minuett (Paderewski) .......... All the World Will Be Jealous of Me . Umderneath the Stars ............... Silver Threads Among the Gold ..... On the Road to Mandalay ........... Wauny. ... ..........ssaaszsenhls..... LImited Empire March .............. Fine New Building MOUNT DENNIS MALIN STREET WESTON, ONTARIO W. J. SHEPPARD VICTROLA RECITAL RICHVIEW LORNE R. BAREETT fture ....:..../...... Vietor Concert Orchestra yes Are Smiling .........r».s.. ...( McCormack Militaire (Chopin) ................ Paderewski (Paderewskiy ..:.sl.l...uc.......... . Caderewski Will Be Jealous of Me ............ De Gorgoza | Te Stats .........l.....laac.l.ns.nc...n. Arefsler s Among the Gold ..................... .. .Culp o Mandalay=............% ‘Auan.y. 1 . ... . W hecler P Anernir esn nds oisias .n tall o w ns s i9 .. 4sl +0 LaaudGer e March ................ Victor Military March GOD SAVE THE KING YICTROLAS AND RECORDS daLLC \\,uu}_}ux) kok k w w ow w e w k 0 8 w84 ewski): ;.:si l iastiaaaass ns on e s Be Jealous ot Me .....â€"...... one the Cold ‘..~>...........~. ndalays.........". s uo. .B + ich ... . sa. is .ls aevictor Mi SECOND PART Fill Your CGabinet With Only the Finest & Riches W ° An Excellent Selection of @l SILVER TEA SERVICES l% CUT GLASS BERRY 1 BOWLS tf . CUT GLASS WATER Ilj/"p‘n BOTTLES iÂ¥ CUT GLASS CREAM T AND SUGAR â€" ""_ _ cCUT GLASS TUMBLERS D. L. Jourard, of Mount Dennis, is holding a big stock reducing sale on Saturday. He finds that the store is too small to carry ; all, the present stock and the big fall shipments comâ€" ing in. As building material is so high he decided to sell his present stock at cost price to get the room. Therefore the people of the district has a great opportunity to buy‘ at home. The goods offered on the adâ€" vertisement only represent a small part of the great bargains to be had. It is a splendid chance to get your needs supplied at cost price. Look the add. over and then go to see the good quality and prices given. It gives the necessary show space and lights the whole store. The store is built so as to utilize every space. Upstairs is a large hall, 27‘x70‘, which can be used for dancing or concert purposes. This will be a big improvement on the old hall. The floor is being rapidly put into shape for the first dance on Monday night. A lodge room 18x56 with anteâ€"room occupies the balapc? of the upstani{s. MR eotomne in non dieadian o " It is what is needed at present. The whole building is very attractive and is situated in the centre of Mount Dennis. The granite cement block used and the big window space makes it a very imposing building for Mount Dennis. A few such buildings would soon build up this centre. The Mimico council held their reguâ€" lar meeting on Monday night. The mayor occupied the, chair. Minutes were read and the correspondence was received. se _ It was decided to hold the $500 from R. B. Stewart‘s account until all bills were paid by him. ) ... . )_. . > No Nee . m e en The Hydro sent in a bill for $690.94 interest on the debentures for the highway. This was laid over till the next meeting. 8 mbg s A complaint was read re the boys loitering on the street corners. These rowdies are insulting people as they pass and obstructing the walks. On Sunday night they threw some stones at a young girl. Efforts to stop this had only met with more insults. This raises the question of whether Mimico had a constable or not. It was stated that the county clerk said they had to make their appointment through the county office. The present conâ€" stable had been dismissed by the county.: He will, however, act as the constable as he was appointed in January by the town. § y Rowdyism must be stopped. All citizens must recognize authority. A few arrests and fines will soon stop this work. e f '-!Kpbfi;:;fions were made for sewers and sidewalks. A byâ€"law was passed to carry on this and other works peâ€" Harvest Home Services will be held @ the Woodbridge Anglican Church on Sunday, September 30th. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 o‘clock a.m. Mr. R. G. Alder will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p‘m. A corâ€" dial invitation is extended to all. _ Reâ€"opening services will be held in connection with the. Methodist Church on Sunday, Oct. Tth. Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Weston, will preach. Special mumsic by the choir. aranaelill. sA WMertrentath savasites. â€"Nictor Mixed Chorus i Pnsc lsioak nc omith‘s Orchestra varsaarrian..ca.vMabel Garrison Alma Gluck and Orpheus Quartet e uis io.‘ McCormacikk i n man i ie ns o o tman dante :... Elman String Quartet e en use AXida and . Chorus Those whko desire to learn about conditions at the front among the soldiers will have an excellent opâ€" portunity at the Red Cross meeting on Friday night in the Methodist Church. The address by Lt.â€"Col. Williams will be interesting and instructive. ioned for. Issuer of Marriage Licenses WOODBRIDGE MIMICO TORONTO Fourth Avenue, from Lake Shore Road to Whitâ€" Tam Strect.. . ..... ul sls n se nieataieeainiese aie e en Seventh Street, from Lake Shore Road to New TorORCO _ BEROCE L. ... 2s uen uon nsl n in e nla ie n e Fourth Street, from Lake Shore Road to Lake Shore. Drive 102. ..le in o e ciele a slnce aie ns Lake Shore Drive, from Third Street to Fifth St. Third Street, from Lake Shore Rd. to Lake Shore (@iriv ols .0. ALc s ele c inlaie o nve o Con nsl o aieabiee wl ie wl ulle a00° 18 a0ol 00 5VC Fifth Street, from Lake Shore Road to West Point Promenade ie u.. rsald e c ies o rainels + 4027 02 1592 89 80c Eighth Street, Lake Shore Rd. to New Toronto St. 3681 77 640 57 80c Ninth Street, Lake Shore Road to Birmingham St. 4168 67 2085 67 80c Lake Shore Road, the Eastern limits to Fourth Av. 31582 00 25295 47 80c The special assessment is to be paid in fifteen annual instalments. The estimated lifetime of the work is thirty years. § A Court of Revision will be held on the 24th day of September, 1917, at eight o‘clock p.m. at the Council Chamber, Lake Shore Road, New Toronto, for the purpose of hearing complaints against the proposed assessments, or the accuracy of frontage measurements, and any other complaint which perâ€" sons interested may desire to make, and which is by law cognizable by the Court. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Village of New Toronto has constructed as a local improvement certain works on the followâ€" ing streets between the points mentioned herein. Cleaning, Pressing Dyeing, Repairing Good Work. Telephone No. 265. VILLAGE OF NEW TORONTO DATED this 11th day of September, 1917. § GEO. D. sCOTT, Clerk of the Council and of the Court Stoves O L D H Â¥A M S WESTON‘S HARDWARE STOREK MAIN STREET P HC DEPENDABLE BOOTS FOR THE FARMER, The Workingman and Their Sons Not a particle of shoddy in this shoe from its genuine, sole leather insole to the very best oil grain upper that can be produced; upper stitched with three rows of heaviest thread. ® HUNDREDS OF WEARERS KNOW THIS. SHALL I CONVINCE YOU? HODESON : MT.DENN At these prices my margin is extremely close, but when a merchant who aims to become a really great merchant acâ€" complishes that for which he has worked, he must and will realize that the corner stone to successful merchandising is quality. For this reason I am continually working to obtain â€"â€"for my patronsâ€"the best quality for their money. Keep your eye on this space. NOTE TO FARMERâ€"Leare your skoe repairs while going past the door and get them or your retura hemeo, §pecâ€" ial attention is given to this work. 1050 WESTON ROAD MEN‘S SIZES, 6 TO 10 MRS. FINNIGAN Has Taken the Agency for THE WHITE ROSE CLEANERS AND DYERS $4.00 Local Improvement Notice Street and Section Your Size, Black or Tan, following prices : THE SHOE MAN THE TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON, WEDNESDPAY, SEPT. 26TH, 1917 HEADQUARTERS FORâ€" Ranges SANITARY SEWERS BOYS‘ SIZES, 1 TO 5%% MAIN ST. N., WESTION. Heaters Quick Service Car Stops at the Door $3.50 2807 2252 4318 3007 4072 PHONE NO. 14 08 62 T5 43 18 $ 231 1042 1184 3630 2551 08 35 T5 43 58 </ PAE 70e 80c 80c 80c 80c 80c 80c 80c 80c Physician, Surgeon, Etc. Office: Weston Road, Mt. Dennis Office Hours: 8 to 10 a.m.; 1â€"3 and 7 to 8.30 p.m. Phone: Weston 87 is worth investigating. That skylight may have a leak in it that needs to be checked. Call us and HAVE YOUR TINNING DONE now while you‘re thinking about it. Our checks on tinning aren‘t exâ€" pensive. They‘re lasting and help preserve your property. Main Street, Weston Rear of Oldham‘s Hardware Store Phone Junc. 231. 1736 Dundas St. Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing. Cleaning & Pressing You will have a new outfit. Saves you money. Just try it! Phone Jct, 231 1736 Dundas St. INSURE BEFORE THE FIRE WHEN THE ENGINES COME A. B. MOFFAT Back Bacon. Breakfast Bacon, G. B Bacon, Smoked Hams DR. W. E. PEARSON Boiled Ham, Jellied Ox Tongue, Jellâ€" ied Hock, Pressed Beef, Bologna, Ham Bologna. Peaches, Pears, Plums, Grapes, Oranâ€" ges, Bananas, Lemons. Buy your Peaches now, GRIFFIT H BROS. is it comfortable, useful, durable and practical? Is the designing artistic and in good taste? Are the colors in barmony with your furniture? We ean help you answer all these quesâ€" tions. Our is of sueh a standard that it meets ovâ€" ery requirement and adds to the beauâ€" ty and abtractivemess of the home. 6 John Streot BURGESS BROS. _ TINSMITHS ( Ap. & py~_ \ g e h. dsz ltA A#AA _A it is too late to think of insurâ€" ance, and they may be called to your place any day, any hour. CANNED GOODS AND PICKLES R. W. Godfrey rime UPHOLSTERED Meat Market Ask Yourself â€" Felker Bros. A CHECK ON TINNING LET US GIVE That Suit or Dress a FRESH MEATS Beef, Pork, Veal a Main St., Weston SMOKED MEATS COOKED MEATS VEGETABLES Full lineâ€"Fresh PHONE 9â€"214 of all kinds FRUIES Here we have room to carty the LARGEST STOCK OF HARDâ€" WARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, STOVES, ETC. J. G. Marshall & Son Woodbridse Fair OCTOBER 6 and 8, 1917 Featuring Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poulâ€" try, Vegetables, Fruits, Grains, Farm Machinery, Fancy Work, and Fine Arts. Good Attractions! EVERYBODY COMES FROM EVERYWHERE From all directions, County Improved Highways lead to Woodbridge. Take a day off and enjoy it at the big Fair. Dealers for Farm. Implements, Automobile Aeâ€" eessories, Gasoline and Oil, Auto Tires at a real bargain. en o lee British North America Only one pipe line needed. . Pipe line easily run wherever convenient along cow stalls. Operated by small, simple, quiet, light running vacuum pump driven by any suitable power. No compressed air used. Pulsating action relieves and massages teats. No air, dust or odors come in contact with mikJ.’ Milk does not pass through pulsator. . THIS CUT SHOWS TWOâ€"COW UNIT s ONEâ€"COW UNITS SUPPLIED IF PREFERRED All metal parts, special nonâ€"corrosive nickel, the same color and comâ€" position all through. Teat cups universalâ€"â€"â€"fit all teats. All parts interchangeable, accessible, easily cleaned and thoroughly sanitary. â€" Every EMPIRE Milker FULLY GUARANTEED by the EMPIRE Cream Separator Company. EMPIRE MECHANICAL MILKER Weston Branch NEW STORE Mechanical Milker TELEPHONE 218 LAST DAY â€" THANKSGIVING DAY ON THE FARM AS A LABOR SAVER? Have You Considered the V alue of a PHONE 254 OR CALL AT GARAGE Will be extended to our many customers at our Corner of Weston Road and Eglinton Avenue Farmers‘ Famous Fall Festival BARKER & CO. Call and Inspect Our New Premises. Entries close October 4th C. L, WALLACE, Secretary. Main Street, Weston Money kept in a Joint Account in the Bank of B. N. A., in the names of two or more members of the family, can be drawn out by either, without formality or delay. This is a great convenience, particularly where one member of the family is often absent for some time. ESTABLISHED 1836 N. J. McEwen, Manager MOUNT DENNIS PAGE FIVE C M es es Ad xd