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h Job Printing neatly and promptly done m by the Times & Guide Job Work Department ($ AGE EIGHT LAKE SHORE ROAD Janitor Wanted FOR GLASSâ€"This is the headquarters. We can supply you with one light or whatever you want. VISIT OUR CHINA AND CROCKERY TABLESâ€" You can find what you want at a reasonably low price We have Tubes and Hockey Skates. You can‘t do better than get a pair for Christmas. It is a gift that will please everyone. How About Those Skates C. wW. CONN, Head Office: Montreal, OF CARNADA Established 1864. Mimico and New Toronto Branches, O NesR & Y * . Ppne" e If you have not a Savings Account, why ® /'/‘Lfl}’ not use your interest money to open one with & 61 This Bank ? Highway Hardware Co. with a Trial Grocery Order ? _ Well, do so at oncee! f FOR CHOICE FRESH GROCERIES, MEAT, AND VEGETABLES & this is the place. ICE CREAM PARLOR, LUNCHES AND DRINKS Sheffield & Reddan Highway Hardware Co. Applications on or before November 28th, 1919 LAKE SHORE ROAD AND FIFTH STREET Apply toâ€"]J. STIRK, Burlington Road, or Box\74, Mimico Beach P.O. FOR MIMICO METHODIST CHURCH Duties to commence December 1st, 1919 LAKE SHORE ROAD, NEW TORONTO & STOP NO. 21 War Bond Interést Coupons and Cheques Cashed Free. The Merchznts Bank will cash all War Loan coupons or interest cheques when due, on presentation, without making any charge whatever for the service. 7 GET OUR PRICES Phone No. 158 Have you tried Rins Phone 69 NEW TORONTO Manager. G. W. G. GAULD The G.W.V.A. Branch had a depuâ€" tation present to straighten out the feeling of animosity existing between the Council and themselves. The whole matter was cleared up to the satisfaction of all and here we may say that Reeve Lovejoy proved himâ€" self at Monday‘s meeting to be a man of no mean diplomacy. He was placâ€" ed in a position that many a brave man would have flinched from, but his wonderful and magnificient tact controlled the meeting and everything went smoothly. A resolution â€" was passed requesting that legislation be introduced to provide for the election The ratepayers‘ proposal regards the Fire Brigade as put forth by their President was not at all feasible and would incur to heavy an expense on the community. This was felt to be the case by nearly all present. No other town has ever attempted to have a paid fire brigade. Council Meeting The New Toronto Town Council met in«the Council Chambers.on Monday, Dec. Ist, at 7.45 _ p.m. ~All the memâ€". bers were present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and apâ€" proved. Communications from a numâ€" ber of people were read. The case of the Chinaman, Lee Wing, who was injured about 2% yrs. ago at the rush hour, came up. He had his leg brokâ€" en by the street car and he claimed damages from the Council, Radial Railway and Dominion Construction ,Co., jointly. It was, however, proved that the fault was his own and the case was dismissed with costs. The Chinaman, however, has since disapâ€" peared so the Solicitor‘s fees fell back on the Corporation for payment. Genâ€" eral accounts were passed for $266.â€" 07; hydro and water accts., $13,103,â€" 66; ~sea wall and intake, $3,653.87; loca limprovements, $4,729.90.. New Toronto shareof debenture and mainâ€" tenance of joint sewage disposal plant $6,7182.84. Permission was given to Messrs. McDonald, Carmen & Mudge Ltd. to connect 9. inch sewer, from their property to 9th Strect. This property was theold leather mill on 8th Street and this new firm from Boston are opening up as a finishing plant, putting the finishing touches on the leather. There was a letter from the Soldiers‘ Comforts Associaâ€" tion formally handing over the balâ€" ance of their funds to the Municipalâ€" ity for the payment of the Memorial Fountain. The Couneil accepted same and are getting ahead with the prepâ€" aration of the lease so tkat everyâ€" thing will be in readiness for the erecâ€" tion o fthe fountain as soon as it is! delivered. The Fire Brigade question was settled. The fre truck is now ready for use and all necessary _equipment has been installed. The Volunteer Fire Brigade are thoroughâ€" ly organized and one member of the Brigade will be on duty every night at the garage in case of a call. The question of the alarm was discussed at this meeting. of the Municipalities using hydro eelctric energy, that the Board conâ€" sist of three members with Sir Adam Beck, KB,, as permanent chairman, one member from the Municipalities and one member from the Governâ€" ment, theterm of office be not less than six years. The Byâ€"law for the exemption of taxes for returned men owning houses not exceeding in value $3000 was held over till 1920. A Byâ€" law was passed to authorize an agreeâ€" ment to be signed by the Reeve and Clerk for the purchase from the Facâ€" tories Service Ltd. the water works franchise and all its assets for $5000. A Byâ€"law was passed for the taking of the votes of electors on aJnuary 1st to borrow $5000 by the issue of debentures on the Corporation for the Notice is hereby given that a Byâ€" 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 purâ€" pose of fire protection and that such Byâ€"Law was registered in the Regiâ€" stry Office for 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 thereâ€" after. Dated the 19th day of November, 1919 4 BARRISTER, &c. 18 TORONTO ST., TORONTO Phone Main 3510 Every Evening Mimico, Phone New Toronto 31r NOYICE OFP REGISTRATION OF i BYâ€"LA W Ww. â€"H.C. MILEARD, & Municipal Clerk NEW TORONTO purpose of acquiring by pfirchase the water works franchise and properties belonging to the Factories Service Ltd. Complaints were laid before the Council re chickensâ€"nuinning at large and teams driving oÂ¥er the sidewalks. The Council adjourned at 11.45 p.m. The next meeting willbe on Dec. 15, the last meeting before nomination. On Friday, Nov. 28th, Reeve Loveâ€" joy and W. Millard, Clerk, and ‘Reeve Jackson, representing the township, took a trip to the Parliament Buildâ€" ings when the Village of New Toronâ€" to was incorporated as a town withâ€" out any opposition. We are glad to see such a spirit of unity existing in New Toronto and earnestly hope that all citizens will work to get New Toâ€" ronto raised again to a city. Our Reeve should give us a holiday in commemoration of this great event. On Nov. 27th the new fire truck arrived here, which is an ideal imâ€" provement on the old horse and wagâ€" on, At 8.30 Ritchie & Ramsay Co. sent in a fire alarm, which called out the new truck as a fire test. A run was then made out at Long Branch and Mimico. We congratulate Chief Louden and his staff on their promptâ€" ness and efficiency and wish them evâ€" ery success and support. We are pleased to report on the reâ€" turn of Mr. Conn, manager of the Merchants Bank, who has been on a month‘s holiday. Mr. Conn is looking wellâ€"~after his holiday and we feel sure he will give us again that attenâ€" tion we so freely had from him. We wish him good health ard every sucâ€" cess. Methodist Church Captain R&wson, returned chaplain, preacked in ou rlocal chureh on Sunâ€" day last.. His discourse was much apâ€" preciated and the church, as usual now, was filled. All the week beginâ€" ning Dec. 1st, special evangelistic serâ€" vices will be held, the pastor, the Rev. E. Harold Toye, B.A., preaching each evening. The men of the church conâ€" gregation have organized a Brotherâ€" hood and will meet every Sunday at 3.30 p.m. This is a real community Brotherhood. Anyone is free to join whether he is a member of the church or not. Their aim is the apâ€" plication of the preachings of the Christ to practical purposes. All men are cordially invited to join. on Sundays. Of course, we know that Hamilton is not dry as yet, but is there not enough water here in the lake to quench their thirst instead of going to Hamilton to wet their whistâ€" les. An item appeared in last week‘s isâ€" sue in reference to some attraction at Hamilton and upon keeping up the old scout game of tracking, we find some of our New Toronto folks visit there inestnidavetntnedndhiconcinetnatndvintsiatretidtsiduianiasistnidtisiitnditinareivetninirat tinarnerttceimentviecmsmmemanncamamememeimetennorienesnmetnat ®= Stop 20 D. W. H. WILSON For Real Suggestion â€"PAY A VISIT HERE LAKE SHORE ROAD GASCOLINE o â€"â€"f :E, a fi @ E} @ ns melil Hilks peaio The Highway Garage FOR EVERYBODY AT THE RIGHT PLACE STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS MADE AND FITTED COMPLETE Room for Storing Cars QOUR NEW GARAGE IS COMPLETED EDWIN ELAND DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST â€" New Toronto BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH CET our rATES o o4 c a o4 0000 404040 o4 44e 4o o4 e 4 4o CARPENTER, ETC. x A. J. Ingram OILS Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Ete. 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 G. F. ROONEY 7 Dr. W. M. MacKay DENTIST Stop 14, Connaught Hall Superior Ave., MIMICO, ONT. Office open daily from 9 am. to 6 p.m. Monday, Wednesday & Saturday evenings from 7 p.m. Special attention given to chilâ€" dren. E.A. Crowhurst EFLORIST Church St., North of Queen St Phone Parkdale 1947. HUMBER BAY FURNACE WORK You can‘t do better than get Place your orders for CUT FLOWERS PLANTS WEDDING BOUQUETS ~â€"withâ€" PLUMBING, GAS OR .HOT WATER FITTING TINSMITHING 3rd St., New Toronto attended to. Phone orders promptly LAW OFFEICE and his prices. You will need TEL. 55, MIMICO REPAIRS Edward _ Derbyshire EXPRESS & CARTAGE FURNITURE REMOVED, &c â€"PORTLAND STREET 5 MIMICO Church Street The man ‘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. Well, let it be a Muffler, but see what there is in our stores before you go elsewhere. y 3e Give them the one look over and you will buy for yourâ€" self and your friends. Say, hre is the last thing in Shirts. Patterns and goods are the very best. & Look For Trouble COMEDY THE CONNAUG GODDARD & MARSHALL BLOCK, MT. DENNIS Corner Fifth and Lake Shore Road, New Toronto. Queen Street West, Toronto § esn A7n «D. Sacoh â€" en % 5{;’3» &n &R o Bluutko S Th i es El ou GS o m i i9 1 BEAVER GARAGE Wednesday, December 3rd VIRGINIA PEARSON in "BUCHAN‘S WIFE" ALICE BRADY in "HER GREAT CHANCE" TWO REEL COMEDYâ€""MUD" ¢ Prices: 10c and 15c WANNER BROS Tuesday, Wednesday, December 9th and 10th Friday, Saturday, December 5th and 6th TOM MIX in "WILDERNESS TRAIL" EPISODE 4â€""SMASHING BARRIERS" W. G. HAY â€" T HREE STORES MEN‘S AND BOYS‘ STORES AND YOU WILL EIND IT ‘"The Store that Pleases." PHONE NO. 23 Mufflers WEDNESDAY, DECEMEER 3. 1919 Shirts STOP 20, NEW TORONTO Toronto Office: 33 RICHMOND ST. W. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Ete. Office open on Monday and Thurs= day evenings, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., in BANKING ROOM OF MERCHANTE Law Office W.H. MALE, B.A. War Tax Extra Phone Main 7686 Mimico Avenue WEEKLY 27. pi w8