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se ho RY W y hok 8. Tel i $ Single ladies, 75 yards, ratepayers daughtersâ€"Mildred Behan, Oimn Beâ€" han, Loretta Nicholls. Boys, 100 yards, 12 to 15 years â€"â€" Clarence McLean, Jack Malone, Jack Kelley. Throwing ball through hoop, open to all ladiesâ€" Mrs. Ed. Dyer, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Berry. ‘ 220 yards, ratepayers only, for ‘"Horner Cup"â€"Dave Atcheson, Morâ€" ris Breen, Ralph Brown. Girls, 75 yards, 12 to 15 years â€" Helen Mills, Loretta Nicholls, Phyllis Ludlow. $ Single ladies, 75 yards, open to Mimico, New Toronto, Etobicoke â€" -glildre'd Behan, Olive Behan, Loretta icholls. 1 « Married ladies, 75 yards, ratepayers‘ wivesâ€" Mrs. D. Atcheson, Mrs. D. Chappell, Mrs. J. Stewart. Married ladies, 75 yards, open to Mimico, New Toronto, Etobicoke â€" Mrs. J. Price, Mrs, R. Dunn, Mrs. E. J. Hoover. | <omtte 100 yards, men, open to Mimico, New Toronto and Etobicokeâ€"D. Ketâ€" tlewell, J. Lubbock, A. F. Dyer. 440 yards, open to Mimico, New Toâ€" ronto, and Etobicokeâ€"H. Kennedy, A. Dyer, D. Kettlewell. 100 yards, married men, ratepayers only, "Harsant" Cupâ€"Ed. Dyer, D. Atcheson, J. McNeice. Boys, 50 yards, 8 to 10 yearsâ€"Tedâ€" dy Roberts, Jeffrey Mosher, Ernest Herod. Boyé, 50 yards, 10 to 12 years â€" John Lottie, Stanley Dyer, . Albert Linnington. Egg and spoon race, married ladies, 50 yardsâ€"Mrs. D. Atcheson, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Mosher. Nail driving contest, married ladies onlyâ€"Mrs, Lee, Mrs. Skeene, Mrs. Mosher. < ‘Hop, step and jump, open to Mimâ€" ico, New Toronto and Etobicoke â€"â€" D, Kettlewell, A. Taylor, J. Blake. Bicycle race, open to New Toronto, Mimico and Etobicoke, for Goodyear Cupâ€"A. Dyer, J. McNeice, D. Atcheâ€" son. f Girls, 50 garet Ball, tleton. Girls, 50 yards, 10 to Lillian Hobbs, Josephine Routery. Hop, step and jump, ratepayers onâ€" lyâ€"Ed. Dyer, Dave Atcheson, George Behan. Broad jump, open to Mimico, New Toronto and Etobicokeâ€"D. Kettleâ€" well, J. Godwin, H. Kennedy. 220 yards, open to Mimico, New Toronto and Etobicokeâ€"D.. Kettleâ€" well, J. Lubbock, H. Kennedy. Half mile race, open to Mimico, N Toronto, Etobicokeâ€"Morris Breen, P Dyer, Ted Harrison. Tug of war, north vs. south side of track, for Toronto and York Radial Trophyâ€"North side won. & Boys, 40 yards, 6 to 8 years â€" Fred Hobbes, â€" Harold Weese, â€" Kenneth Stewart. * Girls, 40 yards, 6 to 8 yearsâ€"Audâ€" rey Hoover, Mildred Routery, Marâ€" garet Stewart. % Boys, 30 yards, 4 to 6 yearsâ€" Patâ€" rick McGaughlin, â€" Charles Weese, David Atcheson. The athletic events drew a large enâ€" try in each race. All were keenly contested... The bicycle race for the Goodyear trophy was well won by Mr. Dyer in 14 minutes. This was excepâ€" tionally good time for the course. The half mile and 220 were races full of good runners and close finishes. in the tug of war the north were casy winners, yet when you looked over the grey hairs on the south team it would not be wondered at. j The Sporting Events Girls, 30 yards, 4 to 6 years â€" Rhoda Dyer, Violet Munger, Geneâ€" vieve McGaughlin. Collection of Weed Seedsâ€" Birdie Elliot, Loretta Nicholls, Jas. Kingsâ€" berry. Drawing up to 15â€"Eevlyn Hoover, Loretta Nicholls. Drawing up to 12 â€"â€"John Mosher, Teddy Roberts. Kitesâ€"Teddy Roberts, Wallace Bliâ€" tho. Manual Trainingâ€"Arthur Stoll, Geo Gore. ; Mr. Campbell, who was present to assist in the judging, was greatly surâ€" prised at the extent and excellance of the exhibits He suggested that in the school work in each event more numerous prizes, even if they were smaller, should be given. He expressâ€" ed his intention of donating a special prize for school work in next year‘s fall fair. Number presentâ€"500. Estimated proceedsâ€"$200. . Results in the school work: Writing, up to 15â€"Loretta Nichâ€" olls, Mildred Baldwin. Writing up to 12â€"Evelyn Hoover, Olive Hacker. On Saturday last the second annual fall fair was held under the auspices of the Long Branch Ratepayers‘ Asâ€" sociation on the grounds of the new school at stop 27%%, Lake Shore Road. It was a grand success, more so than the committee in charge could posâ€" sibly have anticipated. The vegetable, writing, drawing and seed collection exhibits entered by the school chilâ€" dren of the district (School Section No. 12), and the poultry, canned fruit, flowers, etc., were both numerous and of good quality. Some of the winâ€" mers in Classes A, B, C, D, and E. It is not possible to furnish an exact or complete list in these classes: Mrs. Fitzhenry, Mrs.Routery, J. Skeene,Mrs. Barbeau, Fred Routery, Mrs. Mosher, Margaret O‘Connor, Miss Wild, Miss Blois, Evelyn Hoover, Loretta Nichâ€" olls, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Prentice, Eva Harsant, Hazel Elliott, Mrs. Skeene,. T. Roberts, Willie O‘Connor, Mrs. Linâ€" . nington, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Dunsuth and others. Judgesâ€"A. L. Campbell, P. S J. R. Bulmer, Jas. Dandridge. Conprighied Hof by L MÂ¥â€"BaOurdy _ _If you have lost a purse aon‘t you think.the finder would do the same.. If you wish to find the finder use our Classified Want Ads. If you found a purse your first ![npulso would be to look in the Lost and Found‘ columns of our paper.. f Find the Finder PAGE TWO LONG BRANCH SCHOOL FAIR yards, 8 to 10 yearsâ€"Marâ€" Margaret Weir, Arlene Litâ€" ie 12 years â€"â€" Kelly, Ruth What of the aims of German peace. When would the horrors of war cease? When from the viectors come release, If England died toâ€"night? Think of the pani¢ and the fears, The brutal deaths, the endless tears, The world fall back a thousand years, If England ‘died toâ€"night. Her And For What if old England Were to die toâ€"night, The wolves would gather round her bier, Toâ€"morrow they would slaver here. The Bulgar, Turk send forth a cheer, If England died toâ€"night. way From Kiel to Colon and Bombay, And dark enshroud and dawning day, If England died toâ€"night. ) Democracy, where would it be? Tossed on a wild, unguarded sea, The sport of evil destiny, Brave France andâ€" Allies, what their fate ? And wé, alas! prepared so late? Where could you find aâ€"saviour State If England died toâ€"night? What of the little peoples then? What of their liberties and when? Where could you find the conquerâ€" ing men, If England died toâ€"night? The teacher and scholars of Emery School (are to â€"be complimented on their high standing at the School Fair held in Thistletown September 19th. Evelyn Riley won first place for the girl winning the largest number of prizes. Stanley Love was successful in the boys‘ competition and the school was awarded the honor of hayâ€" ing the largest number of prize winâ€" ners in the various exhibits shown. The following tribute to England and her services and inspiration to the cause of liberty everywhere, by an Americanâ€"poet, is being . widely reprinted in the United States, where it was first published. . For its vigorâ€" ous and picturesque statement of all that England means in the war, as well as for its striking revelation of the spirit in which the people of the United States have joined her in the struggle, it deserves an equally wide publicity in this country. Anniversary services will be held in Shaw‘s Church on Sunday, October Tth, at 2.30 p.m. and ( p.m. Rev. W. McKay of Weston will be the speaker for the day. Special music wili be rendéered by the children of the school. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to he present. The Kaiser‘s sword would hack its New Toronto council met on Monâ€" day night, with a/good attendance of members. The appointment of Mr. W.â€"H. C. Millard as clerk was confirmâ€" ed. Mr. T. H. Fountain was made secretary of the Hydro and Water Commission. A deputation from the Board of Trade asked for a motion to be put through incorporating New Toâ€" ronto as a town. This was laid over for further consideration. An appliâ€" cation was received from the school board asking for a $11,000 debenture to purchase a second school site. | This was turned down. Accounts were passed amounting to $810. The annual supper and entertainâ€" ment will be given on Wednesday evening, October 3rd. Tea will be served from 6 to 7.30 p.m., followed by a concert. St. Margaret‘s Church of New Toâ€" ronto held their annual Harvest Home services on Sunday, Sept. 30, with a splendid attendance.. Rev. Mr. Hartâ€" ley of St. Matthias was the special preacher in the morning and Rev. Mr. Childs, curate of St. James‘, Toronto, occupied the pulpit in the evening. Both speakers gave very impressive addresses. Mr. Childs was in charge of St. Margaret‘s before going to the city and his many friends were glad to welcome him back again. The Union Jack Chapter of the I. O. 0. F. of South Etobicoke held a very successful entertainment in the New Masonic Hall, Mimico, last Tuesâ€" day. A sale of fruit, home made cooking, etc., was held during the afternoon and the evening was devotâ€" ed to euchre.. Mrs. C. Martin won the beautiful cut glass dish. A raffle for a chicken dinner created considâ€" erable amusement. Dr. Godfrey drew the lucky card and then proceeded to auction off, his prize, finally purâ€" chasing it himself. for the sum of $5.50. Total proceeds amounted to $250.00, which. will be used for payâ€" ing the postage on the Christmas parâ€" cels sent overseas to the boys. South Etobicoke has 300 boys on her bonor roll.. Last year the society spent| $700 in providing Christmas cheer a.né owâ€" ing to the increased numbers this year they are planning to spend $1,â€" 000. \ IF ENGLAND DIED TOâ€"NIGHT You can ward off many anxious Why, if our England Were to die toâ€"night, children true would meet the test Pars , gathering from the east and west, S3 freedom, they ‘ would give their best, 4 If England died toâ€"night. If England died toâ€"night NEW TORONTO HIGHEIELD â€"â€"J. Levring Jones EMERY MIMICO Big Features Each Evening You will forget your troubles if you come and see T.15 7.30 WEDNESDAY 8$.00 "THE SOLDIER OF CHANCE" THISTLETOWN & ETOBICOKE & Received iwam. 12 (noon) Despatched a.m. 8.30 A. J. BARKER, P.M, Office open from 6.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m., except Saturday, 9 p.m. Cars leave Keele Street on the hour and half hour. Leave Evelyn Crescent, on quarter to and quarter after the Woodbridge Cars leave West Toronto for Woodâ€" bridge every two hours: first car 6 A.M.; last car 10 P.M. Leave Woodâ€" bridge: first car 7 P.M. last 11 P.M. Cars leave West Toronto on quarter to and after the hour. Leave Bathurst Street on quarter toâ€" and after the hour. / THE BEAVER THEATRE Cars leave West Toronto .every 15 minutes: on the hour, quarter past, half hour and quarter to. Leave Lambton on the hour, quarter past, half hour, and quarter to. Weston 14 Cars leave West Toronto for Weston and Mount Dennis every 20 minutes: on the hour, 20 after and 20 to. Leave Weston on half hour, 10 to and10 after the hour. MAILS RECEIVED AT WESTON 8.38 a.m. daily except Sunday. 9.45 a.m. daily. 5.53 p.m. daily. Trains Going South 7.50 a.m. daily. 11.05 a.m. daily. 6.11 p.m. daily. 7.40 p.m. daily. 7.20 9.10 1.16 4.45 7.05 11.59 8.04 a.m. 9.57 a.m. 12.18 p.m. 4.25 p.m. 7.52 p.m. SUBURBAN TIME TABLE Ees ane Nectrgars hn ie LAE T in the second episode "THE FATAL RING" C. P. R. TIME TABLE a.m. flag, daily except Sunday a.m. daily. p.m. daily except Sunday. p.m. daily except Sunday. p.m. daily except Sunday. p.m. daily. G. T. R. TIME TABLE An all star cast October 2 and 14 Trains Going North Trains Going West Evelyn Crescent Trains Going East mt 715 G.T.R. s 2. CE.R. 9.10 G.T.R. 12.1% G.T.R. 4.45 G.T.R. 5.58 C.P.R. 7.05 G.T.R. 7.50 G.I.R. Despatched T.50 C.E.R. $27 C.E.R. 9.10 G.T.R. 12.18 G.T.R, 5.53 C.P.R. 1.05 G.T.R, 7.50 G.T.R. Dennis received a.m., 11.10 p.m., | 6.10 Despatched a.m., 8.50 p.m., 5.30 G. & C. MERRIAM CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Overture Davenport ; (@Czame° . epecimen pages, ,;p illustrations, etc. FREE, a set of Pocket " Maps if you name this paper. 3 fllm'llflll”l"fl"ll”fllfll’llll"flllflllm"mflflm@ Llwh. epaitam = Lambton not give your DW boy and girl an : opportunity to iÂ¥ make their home study easy and efectve? Give them the same chances to win proâ€" motion and success asthe lad having the advantage of Matinee Daily at 2.15. Two shows each eveningâ€"7.15 and 9 o‘clock. daily except Sunday. daily. daily except Sunday. daily except Sunday. daily. Mutual Weekly 7.15 No. No THURSDAY FRIDAY THE TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3RD, 1917 29 705 31 30 189 T07 37 34 28 705 31 30 707 37 34 HOME OF THE GREATEST PICTURE STARS T.30 8.00 October 3rd, 1917. All interested in the Red Cross work are asked to meet in the Town Hall on Tuesday, October 9th, 191%, at eight o‘clock, for the purpose of organizing to carry on the BRITISH RED CROSS APâ€" PEALS. . : POWER ON THE FARM WF Phone 91 and 19 JOHN SMITH 1237 Weston Road MOl (Corner of Buttonwood Road) 4. MRS, EINNEGAN Main St., Tel. 265 IS NECESSARY FOR THE HIGHEST EFFICIENCY "Ahâ€"that certainly feels good" 5> .. CHARLTIE CHAPLIN "THE POLICE" October 5 and 6 NOTICE ! Overcoats Cleaned and Repaired TE ROSE CLEANERS & DVERS SCARLET OATH" H. COUSIN & SON Overture THE PEOPLE‘S SHOE STORE Main Street = & WESTON Why Pay 8c per Bag for Mill Grinding When it can be done for 14c per bag at Home? Will show how it can be done with the Fairbanks Type "C" Engine. VELVET COLLARS PUT ON FURS AND FEATHERS CLEANED .. GAIL KANE CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE POLICE" D. HENDERSON OUR FALL BOOTS are as good in quality as you can get anywhere. Our repairs are neatly done while you wait Our prices are cut to the lowest possible rate. Our service in the store is right at your door SEFFE SATURDAY MONDAY CHAMBERLAIN‘S LINIMENT The dull throbbing pain in the joints disâ€" appears, the burning ache in the muscles gives way to ease and comfortâ€"that‘s the finii of rheumatism when the healing, penetrating oils in Weekly 715 â€"Agentsâ€" in are allowed to do their work. There is no need to suffer from inflamatory or muscalar rheuâ€" matisra, lame back or shoulder, !umbago, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains, neuralgia, etc.â€" use Chamberlain‘s Liniment. For cuts, bruises, wounds, frost bites, etc., its antiseptic and healing properties are very valuable. Get a bottle today, all druggists 25¢, Signed The most thrilling serial ever proâ€" duced in the Western class. W. J. CHARLTON, M.D., Mayor Popular Prices : 10¢ and 15¢ "THE, FIGHTING TRAIL" Main St., WESTON October 8 and 9 MOUNT DENNIS Overture WESTON TUESDAY Weekly M. G. WARDELL, Prop. Phone Junction 190 Six feet eight inches by twentyâ€"seven inches, square h end, buttoned, cushion style, in best drill leather 4 | Special prices for the above in tapestry if desired Remember all our couches have the best oil tei and no ropes to break in our new English spring cor 6 John Street Size 6 feet 3 ins. long by twentyâ€"five ins. wide, drill leather n e o e daarar : etpaas ce cce c 9 od® In Spanish drill leather fls in on ie aatpordd In flowered verong ‘@$700 Size six feet three inches by 25 inches, oak show wood, sides covered inbestblackdrillleather...............................$6.00 Large size couch six feet eight inches by twentyâ€"eight inches, coverâ€" In brown Spanish ‘drill leather feman dudsice cce en i ns nemgdrt HAS BEEN OFFERED and perhaps never again will we be able to offer couches at these low prices, as material is advancing rapidly. Our special prices are as follows :â€" Never Before 1050 Weston Rd Tel. .No. 234 MT. DENNIS All the best malkkâ€" es are to be had here. ; W AR DE L LC S FALL OVERCOAT THE TAILOR T he Wardell Monumental Works BALFOUR, Phm.B. BERT MILNE FULL LINE OF NEW CLOTHS JUST IN 2696 Dundas Street and 10 Weston Road ‘~ WEST TORONTO The QUALITY of the Ahe QUALITY of the Goods. The WORKMANSHIP on the Clothes ‘The PRIEE will satisfy you. It‘s Time For . GODFREY KEELE ST., 3 doors south of Dundas Phone 264 :s have the best oil tempered springs new English spring construction. A. N. BALFOUR ALSO ICE CREAM, CANâ€" DIES, DRINK, ETC. WHY YES!â€"WE WILL SERVE YOU WITH Lunch Any Day Moore‘s Lunch and Ice Cream Parlor Sells the choicest lines of BULK AND BOX ; CANDIES / Eagle House Block, Main St WESTON inches, square head and square C. W. WARDELL, Mor. Opp: C.P.:R. Station PHM. B. for this fall‘s efrecâ€" tion. These cannot be duplicated till afâ€" ier the war. We have also a choice selection of We have been forâ€" tunate in securing some choice Canadian and American Granites & Marbles sCcoTCH GRANITES WESTON ... .. . $8.80 4 aonl t 1