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--'e-- ---. F Edward l ', Derbyshire Job Printing neatly and promptly done ' ' " l ' by the Times & Guide Job Work Department 721 EXPRESS & CARTAGE FURNITURE REMOVED, &c The Young Man's _ I Games-You will find here a great variety of clever games --instructive and amusing for children. Just set out and ready for your inspection is the greatest display of Xmas toys that has been displayed in New Toronto, You can get anything from a Jack-in-the-Box to a Rock- ing Horse-Dolls! Yes, we have all kinds. "s C. W. CONN, YOU CAN DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING HERE and GET SATISFACTION. T Don't go into the crush and take what is handled by hun- dreds, Buy at home and boost home trade. Head OfrmerMontreal. OF CANADA. Establish l Mimico and New Toronto Branches, LAKE SHORE ROAD THE. MERCHANTS BANK Highway Hardware Co. PORTLAND STREET MIMICO FOR CHOICE FRESH GROCERIES, MEAT, AND VEGETABLES , " this is the place. ICE CREAM PARLOR, LUNCHES AND DRINKS Sheffield & Reddan LAKE SHORE ROAD AND FIFTH STREET oys 1 Highway Hardware Co. LAKE SHORE ROAD, NEW TORONTO, STOP NO. 21 with a Trial Grocery Order P Well, :do so at once! A Savings Account is more than..a start towards financial independenee--it IS a mark of character; - _ One of the strongest recommendations in the world of business that a young man can present, is a Merchants Bank Pass-Book, showing a record of consistent savings. . " -Ujiia'vllUsi%ret%ii;" {hay be Openea with $1.00, which shows how highly we regard the accounts of those who desire to save. Best Recommendation Phone No. 158 Have you tried Ring Phone 69 STOP 20, NEW TORONTO Toronto Office: 33 RICHMOND ST. W. Law Office Oeicty open on Monday and day evenings, 7 Pao. to 10' pm BANKING ROOM op MECHANTS BANK Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. w. H. MALE, BA. Phone Maia 7686 NEW TORONTO oys: Established 1864, Manager. Thurs ' in On December 3rd, under the auspi- ces of the Women's Guild of Christ Church, the annual winter fair will be held in the schoolroom, opening at 2.30 p.m., and in the evening at 7 p.m. Home made cooking, fancy af- ticles, children's clothing, and other articles will be on sale. Refresh- ments will also be served. The committee in charge of the re- freshment Booth and ball game for the returned soldiers' day held at Mimico recently handed over to thé I.'O.D.E. $148.42, the net proceeds made on that occasion. The officers of the Mimico Chap- ter of the Royal Arch Masons at their inaugural meeting presented the pre- siding officer, M. E. Comp. Tinker, first Principal, with a basket of roses. Should there not be a. little more activity shown in the fire brigade? The company should be thoroughly organized and trained in their duties. Some arrangements should be made to hold practices and also the fire en- gine should be tested at least once a week to see that everything is right. No doubt this will all be done, but it should not be left too late. I rose with great alacrity To offer her my seat, 'Twas a, question whether she or I Should stand upon my feet. ---Cortae11 Widow. IN THE MATTER of the Applica- tion of the Village of New Toronto under section 20 of "The Municipal Art," to be erected into a Town under the name ot "New Toronto." "My hunger is appeased; I just ate 30 cents' worth of grub." 'Thirty cents worth?" "Yeh, but it cost me $1.26." Have you noted how the roads on the back streets are graded up? It makes it Very hard to pass anyone on a wet day. The clay that is peculiar to this town makes it {may to slide down the side to the ditch and stay there a few hours. The Ontario. Railway and Municipal Board hereby appoints Friday, the Twenty-eighth day of November, A. D. 1919, at the hour of half-past Two o’clock in the afternoon at its Cham- bers, in the Legislative Buildings, in the City of Toronto, for the hearing herein. Dated at Toronto this Eighteenth day of November, A.D. 1919. H. C, SMALL, It is well that everyone who has not paid their taxes should do so be- tore Thursday the 20th. This is the last day as set by the by-Iaw when the collector is to receive taxes at the present rate. After this date there will be added another 5 per Cent. to all unpaid taxes. This is only good tor a few days. The collector has the power to destrain for the taxes. It is thus very bad business not to make the effort to pay your taxes by Thursday. If you do not happen to have the ready cash arrange with the bank for it., It will be the cheapest in the end. Up to date there has been a wonderful response to the tax no- tices this year. At the present‘time there has been more money collected than at any previous period in the history of the old system or of the new as tried last year. This speaks well for the system and the effective- ness of the collector. Mimico Avenue is now completed and the road opened up for full traN fie. Many persons are disappointed with the road as it now stands. They feel that it will not stand up under the heavy traffic that will pass over it. This is something that time alone will tell. It was on the strong recom- mendation of the county engineer, Mr.' James, that this road was built as it is. He is looked upon as an au- thority. He may have the theory, but the theory does not appear to be working out in practice. The same kind of a roadway built upon the Weston Road this year is not standing up. It is to be hoped that Mimico Avenue will stand up better than the road just mentioned. Road building is something that requires a. lot ot studying. Conditions locally must be considered. Traffic must be noted. Drainage and other items play a large part in the local road conditions. What may appear to, be a success in one part of the county may prove a. failure in another. It is up to paid authorities to study these conditions and make experiments so that muni- cipalities may no't waste their money. Roads built to-day should be built to stand. Each day sees greater development in Mimico. The shore road is becom- ing built up. A year ago there was many a, vacant lot. To-day these are all filled up with new houses. Other lots are being made'reedy for founda- tions. It is also to be noted that the class of house that is being erected in, this district is of the very best. Nothing under $5,000 buildings are being put up. It means that this will be the real class district ot Mimico. There is another step, however, that should he taken along here. Some uniformity should be observed to have a straight street line made. At the present time the houses are being set so that they square with their lots. No consideration is given to the other fellow. This could be overcome with a little thought, It would also be a grand/idea to now plant trees along this section. This would insure this part as one of the finest places along the highway. Get busy on the plan, (Seal) APPOINTMENT FOR - HEARING THE ONTARIO RAIIAVAY AND MUNICIPAL BOARD MIMICO’S BIG ADVANCE THE BETTER WAY ROAD COMPLETED MIMICO Secretary 2t Notice is hereby given that a By- law was passed by. the Municipal Council of the Village of New Toronto on the Third day of November, 1919, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of $1500.00 for the pur- pose of fire protection and that ,such By-Law was registered in the Itegi- stry Office torr, the Registry Division of the East and West Riding of the County of York on the Twelfth day of November, 1919. Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within 3 months after the first publication of this notice and cannot be made. there- after. NOTICE .OF” EucctsTEtaTros OF BY-LA‘V G. W. G. GAULD Dated the 19th day of November, 1919. . BARRISTER, &c. 18 TORONTO ST., TORONTO Phone Main 3510 Every Evening Mimico, Phone New Toronto 31r Stop 27, Lake Shore Road Telephone No, 146" Did It Ever' Occur to You--- Fuse Plugs, Cord VICTOR PHONOGRAPHS VICTOR RECORDS BRANTOLA PHONOGRAPHS l PERFUMES, VIOLET, ART, ETC. XMAS STATIONERY XMAS CANDY, WILLARDS AND NEILSON'S MIRRORS, COMES, BRUSHES ' AUTO-STROP AND OTHER SAFETY RAZORS TOILET SETS" MANICURE SETS CHRISTMAS CARDS CIGARS PIPES POUCHES CIGARETTES CASES, ETC. THEIR PERFECT HEAT5 MEAN PERFECT DAYS - l LIKE THElR SHOP m ANTI u KE THEURWAYS, Thursday, Nov. 20th is the Last Day to Pair Your Taxes What a strong influence buying at’home has on your own personal interests. When you buy from your local dealer, you help to create a demand for goods that otherwise you would have to go down town for, and at the same time enable him to buy in larger quantities and sell at a very reasonable price. At the same time it works. You can get here D. W. H. WILSON Stop 20 After this date 5 per cent. will be added to all unpaid taxes. W. H. C. MILLARD, Municipal Clerk , ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Lighting, Bells, Power, Fixtures and Supplies . Nitygyy, Tungsten, and Carbon Bulbs CITIZENS OF MIMICO! NOTE THIS! 3, Cord, Sockets, Hea ting Appliances rend Irons Occupied House Wiring a Specialty Estimates Chee rfully Furnished DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST New Toronto . McNEICE 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 th F. RODNEY A. J. Ingram Dr. W. M. MacKay DENTIST Stop M, Connaught Hall Superior Ave., MIMICO, ONT, Office open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Wednesday & Saturday evenings from 7 p.m. Special attention given to chile dren. E.A. Crowhurst FLORIST Church St., North of Queen St. Phone Parkdale 1947. HUMBER BAY attended to. Phone orders promptly CUT FLOWERS PLANTS WEDDING BOUQUETS --with-- f FURNACE WORK You can't do better than get PLUMBING, GAS OR HOT WATER FITTING TINSMITHING 3rd St., New Toronto Place your orders for LAW OFFICE and his prices. 66 Violet Ave., Box 252 LONG BRANCH You will need Church Street Janitor Wanted FIRST-We have the largest assortment and range of prices of any retail store. V l l if; SECOND-we have the goods that will wear and give you satisfaction. Every pair is well tailored, finished with side and hip pockets and flaps, trimmings are of the best, and , THTRD---The prices are such that they will suit any" pocket. You can get a pair of the famous Kentucky Jean at $2.50 Or some of the very finest Worsted in stripes at . .$14.00 You can get many other good Trousers at all prices be- tween these two. Once you see these trousers and note the cut, workmanship and cloth, you will buy a couple of pair. They are the best value on the market to-day, F You can get the three leading makes here, Stanfields, Penmans and Tru-knit. All these manufacturers have a re- cord and stand behind theirrgoods. We have a special line of heavy winter woollen socks, just the thing for cold weather. W. G . HAYS WESTON ROAD MOUNT DEN CORNER FIFTH ST. AND LAKE SHORE RD. --, o."' NEW TORONTO GASOLINE UNDERWEAR SOCKS LAKE SHORE ROAD “High values-Low jpii/4iriiriia" Hello..,. The pan who neglects his car is looking for trouble and _taking chances on his life and car. Employ us as your car experts and protect yourself from that trouble. Lake Shore Road, Phone 87 Look For Trouble; ")rl1tr1'i'ittlhway Garage J) n qt " - " . w; am am " " N Ith ql " ‘ Applications on or before November 28th, 1919 BEAVER GARAGE THREE REASONS Why it Will Be to Your Advantage to Buy Your Trousers from One of Our Stores-- WANNER BROS. _' w.r t Room for Storing Cars Apply to-H. STIRK, Burlington Road, or Box 74, Mimico Beach Rd. FOR MIMICO METHODIST CHURCH Duties to commence December lst, 1919 OUR NEW GARAGE IS COMPLETED GODDARD & MARSHALL BLOCK BY DAY, WEEK OR Mo'NTH GET OUR RATES OILS J. LOUDEN MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE TWO STORES AND YOU WILL FIND IT "The Store that Pleases." PHONE NO. 23 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19; 1919' MOUNT DENNIS TEL. 55, MIMICO New Toronto Mimico Avenue REPAIRS 4.! ilii'j' i'