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552% :g Trie MERCHANTS BANK, iFi, "ite, t% EfY e Olde Country F aire, Church, of the Good Shepherd PAGE EIGHT Lake Shore Road, Phone 87 THE PASTIME THEATRE Protection and Profit You Know This ! Let's take the rattle out of your' car and put the joy-lack into your motoring. Nothing annoys like a rattle or 'a feeling that something is going to give. Bring your car into C. W. CONN, Head Office: Montreal. OF CANADA Established oak Mimico and New Toronto Branches, Carmel Coal for Fire Grates Starring HARRY MOREY AND BESSIE BLIGHTE d Episode 9--"FIGHT FOR MILLIONS" is, Summer Season-Four Nights a Week . ..=, il, Electric Fans Make it Cool and Pleasant Pdpular Artists Produce the Latest and Best Movie Films THE g Friday, Saturday, July 18th and 19th CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in "THE CLAW", ( ', mtw CHARLIE CHAPLIN COMEDY BEAVER GARAGE Tuesday, Wednesday, July 22ndand 23rd Wednesday, July 16th--"ALL MAN" Prices: 10c and 15c. War Tax Extra. J. LOUDEN BEST QUALITY HARD COAL T (All Sizes) , LIMITED Church St. and G.T.R. Subway Order by Phone Local Phone, New Toronto 15 City Phone, Parkdale 475 When money is in a Savings Account in The Merchants Bank, it is absolutely safe from loss, as far as you are concerned. All the time it is here, it is earning interest --so that the bank actually pays you to let it take care of your money. Don't carry unneeded sums on your person or hide them at home. Protect them against loss, theft and fire by opening a savings account See Program for Events NEW TORONTO MIMICO BRANCH LNES BUM EH. s, Do We' New Toronto Heating Coke Manager. A Public Holiday VILLAGE OF NEW TORbNTO Dated at, New Toronto this 14th day of july, 1919 Saturday, July 19th Dated at Mimico this 14th day of June, 1919 Saturday, July 19th» V A Public Holiday TOWN OF MIMICO 'I, _ PROCLAMATION The regular meeting of the Town Council was held in the Library Hall on Monday evening, Mayor West in the chair and present Reeve Coulton,' Dep.-Reeve Bryer, Councillors Har- lock, Wixon and Ring with Clerk Tel- , fer. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The ', matter of complaints laid by Mrs., Stock, regarding a garage erected by,' Mr. Peacock, was discussed at somei length, Mr. Peacock personally stated', that he was willing to make the build- ing conform to the requirements of the by-law, but positively refused to move the garage, alleging that the complaint was made out of spite. irr.l It. Waites represented Mrs. Stock! The Mayor suggested that the matter' be settled, amicably between the part! ies and pointed out the trouble and! expense which would be involved by an action at law, which might talcel place under the provisions of a fire! limit by-law, which was enacted some) years ago. The next order of busi-{ ness was then taken up. A construc- tion by-law tor sewers and water- mains to be laid on certain streets re- ceived second and third reading and carried. A petition signed by a large ' number ot residents and owners oft land on Mimico Ave. protesting the apportioning of the cost of the pro- posed new pavement to be laid on Mimico Ave. caused much discussion. Mr. Savage and others speakintop the matter, the Mayor contending that under the circumstances unless the pe- l tition was withdrawn they (the cor- poration) had no option but to al proposed work be dropped, in conse- quence of which the, petition was with- drawn. Accounts amounting to $10,- 565.60 were ordered to be paid on the l recommendation of the Finance Com- mittee. Mr. E. Paylor complained of surface water being turned on to his lot on Warden St., as a result of re- pairs which had been made by the Corporation's workmen. The Engineer’ and Reeve Coulton, Councillor VViXonl were instructed to look into the mat- ter. The probable mill rate will be 35 for the current year, the clerk be- ing instructed to draw-411p a by-laW for the purpose. After some discus-l sion as to the advisability of having some. peace celebrations on Saturday‘ next, it was finally decided to calla public meeting on Tuesday evening. The question of watering the roads to Keep down the dust was brought up The following permits to build were granted on the recommendation of the Town's Building Inspector: Mr. Wm. Townsend, solid brick dwelling to be ereotiiilwn port? side of Lake Shore road, value $5500.00; Mr. It. Major, frame dwelling "tops, erected on Mel- rose se, value $1400.00; Mr. A. El- tiott, solid brick dwelling to be erect- ed on north side of Lake Shore Road, value $3500.00; Mr. Wm. Leggett, concrete basement under occupied premises on Macdoneld St., value $300.00; Mr. T. Beckwith, frame dwelling to be erecte& on Hay Ave., value $2500.00; Mr. G. Welch, frame dwelling to be erected on Murrie St., value $1400.00; Mr. G. Blake, frame dwelling to be erected on Victoria Stu value $800.00; Mix J. Ir. James, solid brick dwelling to ‘heerected on Church St., value $4000.00; JWr. g}. E. Brunne, solid pylon dwelling to be erected on Lake Shore Road, value $4800.00; Mr. by Reeve Coulton and sthe matter was referred to the Engineer. The fre- quent breaking of street lamps, alleg- ed to be the work of boys was brought to the attention ot the Council and a, resolution moved by Councillor Ring that a reward be offered for informa- tion that will secure the conviction of the alleged offenders. Meeting then adjourned. 7 In Accord with the Proclamation Issued by His Majesty King George V., I Hereby Proclaim In Accord with the Proclamation Issued by His Majesty King George V., I Hereby Proeqaihe All Citizens are requested to observe this holiday and govern themselves accordingly. All Citizens are requested to observe this holiday and govern themselves accordingly. PROCLAMATION MIMICO Wednesday, July 23rd. Watch for the Posters. CHAS. LOVEJOY, Reeve. W. H. C MILLARD, Clerk , C. ll. Lee, solid brick dwelling to be (erected on Dartmouth Cres., value $3000.00; Mr. E, Howell, solid brick dwelling to be erected on Eastbounre _Crcs, value $3000.00; Mr. s. Flood, garage to be erected on Dartmouth .Cres.v value $200100; Mr. H. Burns, lsolid brick dwelling to be erected on ( Superior Ave., value $2800.00: Mr. R. ( Barlowe, brick veneer addition to , house on Mimico Ara, value $2000.00; [Mrs A. Coulton, concrete basement ,under occupied premises on Robert iSt., value $400.00; Mr, E. ~Fessey, frame dwelling to be erected on Mac- donald St., value $1200.00; Mr. J. Browning, frame dwelling to be erect- ed on Macdonald St., value $1600.00; I Mr. J. Penney, veranda on Alexander ist., value $150.00; Messrs. Porteno & ’Valentine, solid brick dwelling to be erected on Eastbourne Ores, value I$3500.00; Mr. J. Webster, concrete I basement under premises occupied on l Lake Shore Road, value $400.00; and , at a special meeting held on Thursday i permit granted to Dr, McGill for the (erection on the south side of Lake ‘Shore Road, an apartment house, value $16000.00. Peace Celebration Planned The Mimico Town Council has pre- pared for a. celebration on Peace Day, Saturday, July 19th. It is to be held in the afternoon and evening on the lacrosse grounds, stop 15. Every- one is invited to come and help cele- brate. The council appointed various committees at their special meeting last night, and everything will be ab. tended to that will help toward mak- ing this a memorable feature in Mim- ico's history. In the afternoon a splendid programme of sports, races, etc., is arranged, and in the evening there, will be dancing, a huge bonfire and fireworks. All this will be Der- fectly free, and everyone is invited. A special invitation is extended to fafn- ilies to bring their lunch baskets and cups. Hot tea will be served free of charge on the grounds. A band will be in attendance, and concerts will be given at intervals. I "Nursing Sister‘Edgar arrived at her home on the Lake Shore Road last Friday. Nurse Edgar, who has fhe distinction of being the only Mimico girl who has seen service overseas, en- listed in March of 1917, and arrived in England in December. After she had served for six months in Eng- land she filed her application for ser- vice in France, but before she was accepted the armistice was signed. The work, she says, is most interesting and the cheerfulness of the wounded soldiers wonderful. She returned on the Olympic, with fifty-five nugses and five thousand troops. Nurse Edgar says that the Olympic is a splendid boat, and that this iito be its last trip as a hospital ship. Rate is 35 Mills With the slightly increased assess~ ment and careful _ _management the council has succeeded in getting the rate down to 35 mills for the year 1919. This is indeed welcome news to tho taxpayer, when one considers the high cost ot living and the cen- tinual rise in prices. This is a decrease of 4 mills this year. Mimico has had some big expenditures to carry on ac- count of improvements.» With more houses and people, the. rate will be- come still lower, The style of house being built means a still larger assess- ment and thus more valuable property to the-town. B0051; your town and keep the rate down. The council is to be congratulated upon their efforts to keep down expenses. i L. J. WEST, Mayor. J. A. TELFER, Clerk Nursing Sitter Edgar Home Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Money to Loan Open Thursday evenings and Saturday afternoons Corner Seventh Street and Lake Shore Rd., New Toronto 60 Victoria Street, Toronto Phones Main 4120, 4121 E.A. Crowhurst FLORIST Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Office open on Monday and Thurs- day evenings, 7 p.m. to ltr p.m., in BANKING ROOM OF MERCHANTS BANK STOP 20, NEW TORONTO Toronto Office: 33 RICHMOND ST. W. th F. RODNEY Law Office Miss Annie Kirkham, who recently became the bride of Mr. Herbert Pat- terson, was the recipient of a hand- some clock and two pieces of cut glass ware from her fellow employees at Boxers Factory on the occasion of her wedding. A splendid reception was given to Roy Elliott of Vanevery St., when he arrived home this week. His brother Sidney arrived home the week before. Church St., North of Queen St. Phone Parkdale 1947. HUMBER BAY Mr. Richard Kirkham of George Street, Mimico, was caught in a lnia- chine at Ritchie and Ramsey's fac- tory at.New Toronto yesterday morn- ing, and his arm was badly crushed. His injuries were attended to by Dr. Allison of New Toronto. In the Matter of the Erection of the Village of New Toronto into a town under the name of New Toronto. NOTICE is hereby given that the Municipal Corporation of the Village of New Toornto will after three months from the date hereof; apply to the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board for an order and declaration erecting the "Municipal Corporation of the Village of New Toronto" into the "Municipal Corporation of the Town of New Toronto," having three wards, numbered one, two and three. NUMBER ONE WARD being bounded as follows: On the east by the western limit of the Town of Mimi- co, on ‘the south by Lake Ontario, on the north by the centre of the Lake Shore Roag, and on the west by 11th Street shown on plans 1101 and 1592. . A Municipal census taken on the. 21st day of May, 1919, shows a rest dent population of 2551 persons. NUMBER TWO WARD, being bounded as follows: "on the east by the western limit of the Town of Mimco, on the south by the centre line of the, Lake Shore Road, on the west by the centre line of Eighth St., and on the north by the right of way of the Grand Trunk Railway, and l NUMBER THREE WARD bounded as follows: On the east by,the centre line of Eighth Street, on the south. by the centre line of, the Lake Shore, Road, on the west by the eastern limit of the Township of Etobicoke, and on the north by the right of way of the Grand Trunk Ralway. ( EACH of the said wards has a popu- laton of tive hundred or more and the area of the whole ot said Municipal Corporation is Five Hundred acres (500 ac.) DATED at New Toronto this 15th day ot July, 1919. CHAS. LOVEJOY, Reeve. W. H, C. MILLARD, Clerk A THE ONTARIO RAIL‘VAY AND MUNICIPAL BOAR-I) 'HEROD BROS. (l:f(,lsii','ii)i,'i(ii's, N9 § x. _ mung-p BEACH) Place your orders': for CUT FLOWERS PLANTS WEDDING BOUQUETS --with--- IAN HAPPY .-.. «a l EAT HEARTY - So THEY CALL me "1APPV PARTY attended to. Phone orders promptly W. H. MALE, B.A, LAW OFFICE Phone Main 7686 DR. P. J. WATSON, Dentist, office at Connaught Hall, Super- ior Avenue, Mimico. Open Tuesday, 1.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m., 7.30 to 9.00 p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. For special appointments Phone College 4536. Are in and they can be highly recommended to anyone desiring good quality for their money. Also a fresh supply of COLGATE’S “Perfumes, Soaps, Powders, Toilet Waters, Tooth Paste, Etc. These goods always give satisfaction. One trial means that you will always buy Colgate's. JUST IN TIME-- Stop 14 Church Street We sell Dr.Scholris Foot Easer, Men's Fine and Working Shirts, Overalls and Working Pants, Collars and Ties. Note the address:--- 1 J. COULTON HERE WE ARE AGAIN Mimico Methodis Church Sunday School Picnic on Tuesday, July 22nd Are You Paid in Advance? "C',.,,,,,,,,, If N062 Why Not?, Do it Now Don't Overlook Our VICTOR RECORDS Same as down town, only we bring them here for you Wednesday, July 16th WM. FARNUM in "THE MAN HUNTER" MUTT & JEFF COMEDY--'iiENT ATTORNEYS" Friday, Saturday, July 18th and 19th " JANE AND KATHARINE LEE in "SWAT THE SPY" Episode 13--"LIGHTNING RAIDERS" _ Tuesday, Wednesday, July 22nd and 28rd George Walsh in "LUCK AND PLUCK" Sunshine Comedy---")) YOUR EXIT" _ Prices: 10c and 15c. War Tax Extra. _ ' , FOOTWEAR Also LAWNS, PRINTS, NAINSOOK, EMBROIDERIES FRii Mm Fi', ‘ It MM " b' at Ml r " " . " & " lilMM lik' "a - 'B' " 'i' = (IS Bit ceh tt , uni-pr , .. - A ' franc” e: t' . Ira " A A . - w Mre " " ' _.- A A _ " ,1" Bi " - A [ll(lSillE BASEBALL lEABUH GOODYEAR’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIELD V Stop 21%, Lake Shore Road THE CONNAUGHT DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, NEW TORONTO s1yyly your nC-éds‘in Big Shipment of the NYAL QUALITY GOODS EVERY SATURDAY TWO BIG FAST GAMES AT 2 AND 4 RM. WAN N ER BROS. WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS GRIMSBY BEACH "Home pf the Great Star Productions" Twilight Baseball every Wednesday at six-thirty sharp Also Dry Goods and,Sma11wares We sell Dr. Scholl’s Foot Ease . W. Wilson "The Store that Pleases." PHONE NO. 23. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16TH. 1919 Mimico Avenue Mimico Beach yh'