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Total RPotal es X.. slsc ons â€"\ @heque to Town of Weston 1 ty k _ When Energy and Vitality are 4 Lowest, thenâ€"Influenza! J (By 8. C. BOWER, M. D.) At this time of the year people feel weak, tired, listless, their blood is thin, they have lived indoors and perhaps expended all their mental and bodily energy and they «want to know how to renew their energy and* stamina, overcome headaches and +« backaches, have clear eyes, & smooth, ruddy skin and feel the exhileration of real good health tingling thru their bodies. Good, pure, rich, red blood is the best insurance against ills of all kinds. You are apt to suffer from an attack of Influâ€" enza if your health is run down. s At IN THE SPRING NC kHL E am always ready to recommend them."â€"W. J. Naxg, 272 Railway Avenue. STRATEORD, ONT.â€""For many years I suffered with nuralgia. It would affect my head, extendâ€" ing down into my neck and shoulders. I took Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery and was sompletely cured. â€"I have also taken ‘Pleasant iRellets® ard found them an excellent remedy for Jonstipztion, bilious attacks, also stomach and lver troubles, ‘ They seem to regulate one‘s whoie system. Ever since I can remember Dr. Pierce‘s medicines have been used in my family. Drink hot water a half hour before meals, and for a vegetable tonic there‘s pothing better than Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery, the oldâ€"fashioned herbal remedy, which has had such a fine reputation for fifty years. It contains no aloohol or narcotics and is made into tabâ€" lets and liquid. Send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce‘s Invalids‘ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. for trial package. Purify the blood and you can defy influenza. This is the time to clean house and freshen up a bit. Plowing and Seeding meed‘ ¢}... s.. ... fRexft s slnsellll c Repairs to fence ... Sale of oats ddcficit 5.\ . funded, see receipts . Sundry |.......... .. " Vacant Lot Committee Agricultural Committee Total As instructed by the Ontario Orgaâ€" mization of Resources Committee, Weston branch, I herewith submit a i report from this committee, with the te & A â€" following recommendations for your «@onsiderations, viz: We recommend that the work ‘of this committee in ‘the matter of vacant lot cultivation _be taken up at. once by the Council, and as far as practicable the vacant "lots. be reâ€"allotted to the same parties who hadâ€" them last year, Already many citizens have expressed a desire «o continue cultivation and the necesâ€" sity for greater food production is “jgtiill urgent. An application. has been _ made to this committee for a grant of sufficient funds to purchase at. cost the building erected by the, Weston Athletic Association for the skating rink.. The Committee decided it would be better for the Council to deal ""with this matter and strongly recomâ€" mend that this building be purchased and held by the town for the use of the children in connection with the Juvenile, Community Garden ope:"aâ€"' ’qibns, as we believe the community . work of the children‘is one of the,| ‘Chief assets of our town. Attached . "Rereto is the treasurer‘s statement of ‘ receipts and disbursements; . also | eheque for $701.99, balance of funds on hand. So far as the commuttee is | aware there are no outstanding assets f or liabilities. i Total Disbursements Postage and. stationery, reâ€" Wown of Weston! ...;....... ihuterest o23 ct.sa f4 .l Stationery, etc refunded from Central Committee Vacant lost com, .. ‘Agricultural Com. . To the Mayor, Reeve and Councilâ€" lors of the Municipality of Weston. Gentlemen: Below is the full report of the Reâ€" sourses Committee for Weston during the past year. This is a report that everyone can read with considerable pleasure and ‘show it to your friends with Bride. It»â€"is what Weston did and shows what can be done., PHONE NO. 361 agaimn PAGCE 31X The Weston Garage Subsidiary Statements Agricultural Committce Receipts Every call will be responded to promptly. Every car turned out will give pleasure to the owner. Let us do yours next. . GASOLINE ENCGINES repaired. Bring your engine trouble here and we will fix them RESULTS THAT PLEASE Yours truly, J. M. Pearen, Secretary. General Satement . RecSipts ‘ Your troubles will be solved. Your car will be put into stunning order Disbursements $2215 31 $1513 32 TOL 99 $ 26 85 90 RUSSELL LAROSE $1000 14 $2215 655 47 253 82 100 93 T82 TT T02 80 TO 2 26 521 655 T5 05 50 50 00 25 80 34. 00 28 85 43 15 are getting the|branch formed in Wesâ€" ton. (Miss Wilson then gave "Angus MacDonald" in grand «style, and an encore, . Then. Mr... Wmn,. T.. Turley, Provincial secretary, gave the speech of the evening, which was greatly apâ€" preciated... Miss Wilson then gave another beautiful rendering. . Mayor Gardhouse then thanked the speakers and those who contributed .to the program and also Miss H. Patterson, who was accompanist, a part she played in an admirable manner. Much credit is due the executive comâ€" mittee and the secretary for the exâ€" lellent programme given, "What sort of a father are you to your boy Do you .know if your standing is good ? . \ Do you ever take stock of yourself and check up ; Your account with your boy as you should ? Servant of God, well doxge: Thy glorious warfare is past; The battle‘s fought, the victory won, And thou art crowned at last. _ Those citizens of Weston. who atâ€" ! tended the meeting in the town hall l on Monday night, 3ist of March, unâ€" |der the auspices of the leocal branch ; of the G.W.V.A., to hear the various | speakers, the subject. being the Aims ’and Objects and ‘Accomplishments of ]the Great War Veterans‘ Association, | were not disappointed, although the hall was sparsely filleid, owing to the date clashing with another entertainâ€" | ment in the town, but as that was the only date on which the speakers were free, it hald to be held to suit them. Mayor J. Gardhouse: occupied the chair and in a very nice address startâ€" éd the proceedings going. He then announced that Miss Margaret Park Wilson would ‘sing "The Land of, Long Ago," which she did. in beautiful‘ tones, and as anâ€" encore. she gave "Take Me Back to Dear Old Canaâ€" da," which was greatly . applauded. The Major thenâ€" introduced‘ Lt.â€"Col. A. T.\ Hunter, president of Parkdale branch, who gave a stirring address, which was listened to very attentiveâ€" ly... Comrade Beardall of Mt. Dennis then gave a monologue entitled on the Staff," and for an encore a very humorous reading entitled . "Stew." President Armstrong, Mount Dennig, then addressed the audience and apâ€" pealed for support to the boys who Or do you neglect him and leave him alone To work :out the problems of youth? "Take stock of yourself and consider the lad, & Your time and your thought are his due,; How could you answer . your God should He ask ‘What sort of a father are you?‘ " "Have you time to bestow on the boy when he comes With his questionsâ€"to tell him the REAâ€"In loving memory of Gunner William John Rae, who died for his king and country, April 4th, 1916, at St. Eloi. | i Total ! Plowing and teaming ...... ( Rotatoes . 2a 2. n.als um MAuntrers) u.. e ie uy | Stationery and advt., refund> i ed, seeâ€"recelipts ..}..... . Total s eaviul t t (e000s Average cost of. cultivation, $2 per lot (not including fertilizers.) Total value production, 102% actes, $5603.25. j : No. of lots under eultivation 240 Average production per lot .$ \18 00 Total value of crop produced: 4320 ‘00 t summary of Production | â€" Agr. Com., 1024 acres, value 5603 25 Vacant Lots Com.,.30 ac., val. 4320 00 Mather Farm, 30 acres., $18% bus: oats," $655.75. f ? Eagle PI‘ollerty â€"â€" Willysâ€"Overland staff, 10 acres, potatoes, cabbages, toâ€" matoes, ete., $1320.00. & Russell Motorâ€" Farm, for training returned soldiers=â€"59% acres, $3227.â€" 50. tds 4 f Russell Propertyâ€"C.C.M. staff, 3 acres, potatocs, ‘cabbage, .tomatoes, ete., $400.00. esOPREnset svann mss efi es en 28 082 T0 Report of Production, Agricultural Committee, in which location, acreage, class and value are given: What Sort of a Father Are You? Total Committee Defcit a.." Cash from lot holders ..... Cash refunded from Central Harvesting and Sundries Total truth? IN MEMORIAM Vacant Lot Committee Receipts G.W.V.A. MEETS Disbursements MAIN ST., WESTON JUST TAKE THE PHONE AND CALL $ 466 $27.02. 50 601. 100 55 261 T82 173 55 §5 25 00 48 49 00 80. 14 715 48 34 Fortyâ€"five veterans were welcomed home by a banquet on Friday evening following ~a _ torchâ€"light procession through the teown of Woodbridge, led by the town band. Nine hundred sat down at the tables, presided over by Reeve C. L «Wallace and served by the women «of the Patriotic League. The speeches were followed by a conâ€" cert and dance. The tenders for the school debenâ€" tures were called for and opened. In all there were 20 tenders. It was surâ€" prising the amount that was offered. In fact, the average was $103.53 for the tenders. Brant Noxon‘s tender was accepted. »It was not the highest in cash but gave the, best valie. They offered $62606.92 with accrued inâ€" terest and delivered to the town free of charge. This means printing and all other costs will be borne by them. The highest bid was $62,676.00 but did not offer free delivery. This made the difference. The lowest bid was $60600..! This speaks well for the fiâ€" nancial standing of our town, and also assures us tha the School Board have made the first step towards building the school within their original cost. All were well pleased at the results. The chairman was right there and asked that the debentures be turned over to the school account as soon as. they were paid for. This will give them all the interest which is their due. The byâ€"law was introduced and read appointing Mr. Campbell as chief constable. His services to this town have been well done and all are pleased to see him back on the old job. His health failed him and causâ€" ed his retirement a year ago. The Council adjourned. The Weston Resourses Committee handed in their report which is given in detail in the paper. All were pleased and passed a.resolution thanking the committee for the excellent work that they had done.. The sum of $701.99 was returned to the town,. Read the full report and see what was accomâ€" plished. A. big discussion took place on the question ‘of daylight Saving.. Finally, it was decided that Weston would folâ€" low suit, starting on Sunday night. It was felt that on account of. the large number of persons living in Wesâ€" ton and working in Toronto that it would not be possible to do anyth,ing else but fall in line, § The possibilities of Weston as â€" a place of beauty were brought before the council by Mr. Mackay. He callâ€" ed attention to the Humber Valley and its natural beauty for a park and driveway; also the waterâ€"dam and thus making the whole banls a beautiâ€" ful place for picnics and parties. To carry on the great work, ‘he had no doubt but that the Horticultural Sociâ€" ety would give every assistance. The Rev. Mr: McKay appealed to the council to buy the building erectâ€" ed for the skating rink.. He pointed out that the community gardens were in need of such a building for the juyenile work. This is just what was néeded last year to place all the foolz in, give short talks to the class‘ and for changing garments. The rink comâ€" mittee were willing to dispose of the building and give the community garâ€" den the use of it. p. m.~ Mr. Verral and Mr. Jarvis preâ€" sented the plans for the subâ€"division or tne Verial property that was turned down some little time ago. It is now proposed that the town buy the lot next» to the‘town hall as far as the present hedge. This would give ample room for park purposes, alsorgive the town a square.\ The whole proposition would be very advantageous to the town and could be secured now at a most reasonable rate. The balance of the property would be sudâ€"divided. The narrow frontage from this subâ€" division would naturally assist in pay~ ing for the property. The matter was laid over for consideration at a â€"special miecting on Wednesday night. ; ¢ Tenders Opened The special meeting of the Weston Council was well attended on Saturâ€" day night, All the members were in their places and kept at it till 11.30 p. m.~ Mr. Verral and Mr, Jarvis preâ€" sented the plans for the subâ€"division all being run the old and new times. Everything is out of order.. This will all be rectified within the week. You will not note the différence once things are started off right. ‘We are all related in our work with every ‘deâ€" partment. Let one strong bo‘d?” ge;t out of time and it upsets everything. Keep going and keep up to the times. Work ‘on the new schedule as anâ€" nounced by the mayor in these colâ€" umns, < Daylight Saving You do not realize how closely eyâ€" erything is connected with each other. Our members at Ottawa decided that it would not be to the best interests of this country to enact the daylight saving bill. Considerable pressure from certain points had the effect of putting this act out of order. . The Railways, however, had made all arâ€" rangements to change their times. It was found to be a benefit to them last year. They also wanted to act in conjunction with the American road. This. they did. The large centres adopted the new schedules of time by \proclamation and thus‘ the whole country is in turmoil. The very thing that the members, wiB&ed to. avoid was brought about. Veston abided by the decision of the government, but have been plaqeq in a very bad posiâ€" tion, train, cars, meals and schools are This is here War Savings Stamps have a decided advantage over the money box. As soon as $4 is put into one of these it begins to earn at the rate of 414 per cent. compounded half yearly. This means that if allowed to remain in Stamps, it would double itâ€" self within less than 15 years. Money put into a box and allowed to remain there would not be spent, but it would earn nothing. The moral isâ€"buy War Savings and Thrift Stamps and â€" let your savings work. But the money box, though it has rendered splendid service, has its limâ€" itations. All that it does is to take care of the pennies, the dimes, or the 25 cent pieces, preventing them for a time being squandered. But, in comâ€" parison with â€"later saving devices, its chief defect is that while it holds money, it does not enable the money to carn anything. WwAR SAVINGS AND THRIFT STAMPS BEAT THE MONEY BOX The children‘s money box on the mantel shelf has, in the past, done good work, having gathered in tens of thousands of dollars, which, had it not been there, would never have been saved. To many generations it has been one of the, hest possible object lessons of the value of saving. Tt has taught, the lesson of thrift ‘better than almost any teacher could ‘have done. s WOOODBRIDGE Our wagon calls at Mimico and_ New Toronto _ twice _ a week, winter and summer. West End Laundry The friends of the boys .who reâ€" turnedâ€" from overseas last Saturday are extremely grateful to Mr. Monkâ€" man and Mr. Vaughan for their kindâ€" ness in meeting the boys and bringing them home. SPECIAL The rules and ethics of the exchange do not permit of sending out alâ€" luring price lists, yet we give you an exact and expert grading and pay you at a rate of five to twentyâ€"five cents more on the dollar "than the average advertising fur company, as we cut out all middlemanis profit in dealing direct with you. ) Ship to us directâ€"The top market price paid and equitable grading made. f No delays at any point We are registered with and recognized by the United States War Trade Board and all of the Collectors of Customs under license P. B. F. 30, and you can send your furs to us direct by our tag or any tag, changed to suit, if marked "Furs of Canadian Origin," and your furs will come right through. \ EAIR GRADING Just figure out how much you can save if you had a sewâ€" ing machine.. Here is your chanceâ€"A bran new White Sewâ€" ing Machine for 1488 QUEEN STREET W. The regular price was $60.00 There are two lefft. Get in on this. FURS _ FURS FUR S 1056 Weston Road. The place that your shoes are repaired promptly ST. LOUIS FUR EXCHANGE â€" T7th and Chestnut FRENCH CLEANER GILBERT‘S Do Your Own Sewing‘ In all fairness to the boy or, girl, make any school you are investigating produde referâ€" ences, and when you get them, make inquiries. The future of your son or daughter demands 1t _ Head Office: Yonge & Gerrard Sts. TORONTO P. M. MeINTOSH, _â€"__ W. H. SHAW, It is because our catalogue gives you a lot of references as to our standing that we want you to get it Aifter 26 years in T oronto, our school life is an open book. The Department of Education has given us the rank of an "apâ€" provyed" school.. The Canadian Bafkers‘ As sociation recormmends our work: There is not a public or a high school teacher who does not know of our work in training Commercial Specialists. Chattered Accountants know us as the only school preparing for the degree of, It is an actual fact that some people use less care in selecting a school for a girl than.they would in engaging a hired man for a harvest season. «They want to know something about the hired man before admitting him to the house, but any school is good enough for the daughterâ€"especially if it is cheap. |_ _ HEAVY, SOLID LEAXATHER, BOYS‘ BOOTS For school or farmâ€"hand made. $4.00 a pair while they last. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY If you are thinking of placing your daughâ€" ter in a school, is it fair to her to hand her over to any lom, Dick or: Harmy who drives up and says he has a business school in Toronto. As if education had to be peddled about the countryside like a patent medicine; * Our old country friends tell us that we are very lax in this regard. We take people into our employ and trust them in various ways without asking\for a line by way of reference. SIZING UP A SCHOOL The Shaw Schools WESTON St. Lourts, Mo:, U. S. A. . G. RKJICE MAIN STREET, WESTON Can you beat it ? Principal REFERENCES We Clean _â€"Up Everything friend, Mis mount Ave Jot rom y M on â€" this â€" same machine n S1 tain Staley, recently returned overseas, gave a very interesting ss to the congregation of St. s Church, George St., last Sunâ€" President and with satisfaction. PHONE PARK. 698 MT. DENNIS Will be pleased to call on you. Phone, drop a card, or hail the wagon. l of=0.0 1 Câ€"â€" Mhit eck end. with he thea Charlton, Rose Are you paid in advance ‘ WE SELL OVERLAND CARS And are in a position to show you the rery latest and best models. You will make no mistake when you buy this It is the best fence buy toâ€"day for strength, quality and life. It pays for itself. Remember BIY AT YOUR LOGAL DEMLERS «o Shuctim; c 3 s B;L'%_;g% ;x{g% ; BESD Eo ata c lepeâ€" . Di Ptapam im td EY O C “LL_: $= g' & Td :- -? e Ws i N 4â€"fâ€"â€"y â€"pâ€" 3 Keep Your Eyes on l The Timeâ€"â€"â€" MACINNES BROS. Electrical Engineers and Contractors 48 Main Street WESTON IRONS, TOASTERS, SOCKETS, PLUGS, BATTERIES AND SHADES, ETC.â€"WIRING DONEâ€"ESTL MATES EREE â€"â€"AND N~NLL_ WOR . . GUARANTEED / . GET IN ON THIS Fixtures Beautiful M. G. WARDELL, P See this Beautiful Monument tfi y c â€"p â€"p gapâ€" Py Jâ€"to 16 | «. ...._,__“ S e " ¢f h §114â€"1e 2 2 L #sâ€"râ€"ff} y 7 > ,_ 5 &4 2*. 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TIGHT LOCK FENCE GARAGE, MAIN ST., WESTON, PHONE 254 We‘ll wire your house from top to bottom & A REAL BARGAIN 25 & 40 watt Tungsten Bulbs, 35¢ ea., 3 for $1.00 60 watt Tungsten Bulbs, 45c ea., 3 for ....$1.30 45 watt Nitrogen Bulbs, each ..............70€ 100 watt Nitrogen Bulbs, each ........ ... .$1.20 ‘ Frosted 10c extra. ardell‘s Monumental Works W. J. SHEPPARD The fonce that can be _ depended upon~ . Watches That Are Not Reliable Are Useless 2696 DUNDAS STREET WEST 10 WESTON ROAD ) Frop,. C. W. WARDELL, Mgr Phone Junction No.!190. WE HAVE GOT THEM WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1919 ros fI'ence TORONTO Phone 271 h K+