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_ _ YES | | hy PAAAE C Rewan _ The financial statement for . St John‘s Anglican Church just issued is ?‘,.;fg“}ei“-y}iertcouraging and shows an excelâ€" Tent year‘s work along all lines. Affer paying all expenses, also a small overâ€" draft from the previous year, a crediâ€" t‘%hle bank balance is.recorded and the prospects for the coming vyear are â€" The Holy Name Society of St. John‘s “Chu‘rc‘h, George St., are holding a euchre in the L.O.0.F. Hall, Church ‘St., on Thursday night, Jan. 23nd. Proceeds in aid of Church funds. 2 WESTON In round numbers the livestock bought on Canadian â€" stockyvards through the packing houses in 1919 totalled:; Cattle 568,000, calves 163,â€" 000, hogs 917,000 and sheep 400,000. Phone 4113 The Cruickshank Wagon Works D. L. and W. Scranton Coal Weston Coal & Lumber Co. ; Now is your opportunity.. Get your car painted, and it will be ready for the spring. : THE CANADIAN BANK _ OF COMMERCE FOR CONVENIENCE IN PLACING YOUR ORDERS FOR COAL You can ring phones No. 252, Mount Dennis, or j 27 Weston Office i ALL ORDERS EILLED.PROMP TLY with the best ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RIVERSIDE CEMETERY COMPANY will be held in the Council Chambers TOWN HALL, WESTON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1920 s at eight o‘clock p.m. 3 For the Election of Officers and Other Business JAS. R. DENNIS, Secretaryâ€"Treasurer Office Phone 27 Night Phone 236 EAGLE AVE., near G.T.R. Tracks H. H. RUDOLPH, Manager, Weston A Good Investment PAID.UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND WESTON BRANCH, C. B. Millar, Manager. â€"â€" when deposited in our Savings Department, and both principal and interest are safe and can be obDfainâ€" ed whenever required. Open an account toâ€"day. + 6A £ E SHE money you save earns interest We on c n ol . on e ol e esn 200 e NO m Soalc s o2 0 NOTICE : |. _ She Woman‘s Missionary Society of for . St. ] the Old Presbyterian Church will hola ssued is | theirr meeting onâ€" Tuesday afternoon, n excelâ€" | January 27th, at 4 o‘clock inâ€" the s. After ' Church sehoolroom > Taa will ha earc. January 27th, at 4 o‘clock in the Church schoolroom. Tea will be servâ€" ed and the Ladies‘ Aid Society will meet at 8 p.m. the same evening. All the. ladies of the Church are cordially invited to attend.. On Sunday, Jan. 25th, a special colâ€" lection in aid of the suffering Armenâ€" ians will be taken up in the Methoâ€" dist Chureh. The Sunday School will alsoâ€"contribute to this most worthy cause.‘ This maiter only needs to be brought before the people to call forth a most hearty response. exeeedingly bright Main Street, WESTON $15,000,000 $15,000,000 ;‘-,\»’,:-,7-;,“:5, PS s ? -_;‘/ yA & a e ate 4 i 4 ) ‘ (@ : .1-', ° & Ll m \ s Ns {%f U 7 tb” $s : B t heor 3 o 2 @ o € a" w m k € A 44 / m < Ti > 8 w a @ C & 2 4 2 3 o t «4 % \ e a a w $ â€"R i e Q B Ho .M(:-:.‘; C " -J-‘-""’ gg;- L -.;-'v", 5j moies y ;{‘\'-4‘:";', f »'\._;. :_};:r 52 . 6 ttrophy. by the C. C. M., and _ some sharp competition is expected. Mr.â€"F. Roberts, of the C.C.M. Spoke Department, is President of the Leaâ€" gue, General Manager J. W. Gibson is Hon. Préesident, and Mr. W. E. Bradâ€" en, the energetic Secretary of boys work in the West End "Y.," is Secreâ€" tary and chief booster of the league. Both Mr. Pé very much tou On the afternoon Superintendent Ha: was invaded by a the C.C.M. foreme ment being represc of our garages. Those responsible broke a window and entered the garâ€" age and took these three new tires. It is not the first time that tires have been removed from this neighborâ€" hood. Some special effort should be put forth to have those responsible apprelhended at once;. It is the duty of the town to run a few of these cases to the ground.. Noâ€"effort should be spared and it is learned that nohe will be spared in this case. Some people are small and do very small things. One of the most conâ€" temptible things that can be done is petty thieving. During the week there have been three tires stolen from one A little expense. would give tâ€"héSe ped- ple the enjoyment that they 1should have. This is indeed something that should be considered. Note the numâ€" ber of persons, young and old, who now use the dangerous hills around Weston and at the fair grounds for sliding on. Some accidents have ocâ€" curred. Could there not be slides made at the fair ground that would be less dangerous? It is the opinion of many that they could be and should be made. It would be a means of removing many out of danger‘s way. C..C. M BOYS‘ HOCKEY TEAM There is a letter in this issue from one who is willing to do his part for the boys and a boys‘ band. As a‘reâ€" sult of seeing the great opportunity of doing something for the boys, Mr. ‘Geo. Sainsbury offers his services if the citizens will form a committee to carry on the work. Is this not one of the things that we want in this town at the present moment? Yes, it is just the thing.. Music is one of the greatest educators for fine sense ~ of refinement. It develops the characâ€" ters of boys higher than they otherâ€" wise) would attain~ It gives the boy the necessary incentive to accomplish something. The whole of the success depends entirely upon himself. He learns the great lessons of life under i)roper leadership and practical trainâ€" ng. Can you do better than follow up this officer? It should be acted upon at once. A strong commuttee of men interested in the development of the boy, or the present committee that is now acting, might launch this as part of their programme. One thing certain is this, if the work is to be done it must be done at once, Don‘t delay it and start in the summer time. This is the time for laying the founâ€" dations and teaching them the miusic. It is somethingâ€"that should be taken up as a big town proposition and carâ€" ried out by a strong, well organized committee. â€" a real asset, but then there are alll the utilities, educational facilities and transportation facilities, which make this place ideal. One thing is bad and that is our road to Toronto. The city is going to fix up the old Weston Road from, St. Clair to the bridge. This will give a good road to the Black Creek Hill. From that point in, however, something must be done. This rbad is not good for traffic. It needs reâ€"surfacing or reâ€"building. It is out of the hands of the councils. But the citizens and the council can bring such pressure to bear that the commission will be forced to heed the appeal. If our council in Weston will coâ€"operate with \ the manufacturers, the York Township and all the other bodies, this matter can be arranged. Get this started now and then the woOrk will be ready this year. no better proposition to be offered than the town of Weston as a resiâ€" dential town, as a business centre, as a manufacturing centre, as a healthy place in which to reside. All this is The 1920 year promises to be one of the brightest in the history of this section of the country. In order that there may be nothing get away from Weston that should come our way, there should be some active way of doing things in Weston for Weston. There are many ways in which we can carry on an active policy that will bring Weston before the eyes of the public. One of the more important, however, is the securing of better roads from the city to Weston. It is one of the great drawbacks at the present time to our centre. There is on PRESEXTATIOXNXS TO sUPTS THE QUESTION OF SLIDES PEFTTY THEEVES AGAIN GOOD ROADS NEEDED PHAT BOYS‘ BAND ifternoon of Christmas Eve {T hed by orem 67 presc WVWVEST YORKS NEWSY WEEKLY thisâ€" wint ‘ain the W ockey. Lea des seven n n vey Peace‘s office big/ deputation of n, every â€"departâ€" t] Hall were nexpected the matter up/and call a meeting, the band could be started at once, and got ready for the summer evenings. Any boys who are fond of band music from the age of about cight years and up and willing to try and learn would be welcome. Trusting that something will be done along this line, I remain, i Yours for the boys, & â€" GEO. SAINSBURY. thi the It is really too bad that the wint is fast slipping by and still there h been no effort put forth to form local hockey league for the boys. 0: of the great difficulties here at t present. time to carry on athletics the fact that our ‘boys coming alor have no ince'n'-tivge given them to pl: games. » Can this not: he change Weston: boys with\ a little eoschn There has been a lot of talking going on lately about the great winâ€" nings of our local poultry men. Each man is playing a lone hand. They all feel, however, that much good could be accomplished if there was an association formed in town. It would then be possible for the local men to get.together and taik over the fine points about the different birds. Leading men _ could be secured to come here and give a lecture upon the different points in raising show birds. They. could _ hold little evening shows, where the training would be invaluable for the bigger shows. They would be able to. weed out the poor birds and get only the best stock, All these points could be well taken care . of by such an association at a very low cost. The local poultry mien feel this and are ready to do something. Let them get together and we will see results. I WHAT OF POULIRY ASSOCIATION _ : Once more the annual meeting of the‘ Fair Association â€"was held and now is over. Many new faces will grace the board of directors this year. For faithful service Dr. Charlton and G@. W. Verral \véfge made honorary di«â€" rectors of the Wbard. It was shown clearly that it fiays to . advertise and to give value. This was done last year and there was & big attendance and splendid receipts. Many expenditures on account of the lack of sufficient building accommodation were incurrâ€" ed, making a heavy drain upon the reâ€" ceipts. It shoul} be the object of the council to build a Jarge. auditorium which could be.qised for public meetâ€" ings, picture shows and rink purposes. This would be an asset to the town and also a benefit to the fair. The question of the permanent lighting system to be installqd is a splendid idea and should be carried out.. The lighting of the fair grounds would. be a step in the right direction and would meet with the approval of nearly all our citizens. This matter will be presented to the council and should be dealt with early. Many band concerts and big entertainments could be held on the fair grounds if it were lighted up. It might be here stated that the fair board directors showed considerable enthusiasm and will carry on éthis year as they have never done before.. Let the town and all come up to the mark and make our park a place of beauty that can be of use. We need this park and plans for its use by the public should be made at once. This is one of the great objects that the present Forward Movement is striving for. Men, women, boys and girls to take up an active part in this great work. If you are not in touch with the movement, get in touch at once. . See your rector or minister and ask him about it. If your church is not playing her‘ part in tahe great gameée, find out the reason, because you should not stand aloof with such a great work going on. Don‘t be afraid of the work it will entail. Reâ€" member this: He gave Himself for us. Can we do lessg Sn thing.. What is that son it not be explained whe that the. basis must be . well tried and proven foi is to stand.. Then there foundation that we can only one solution to the g and that is true Christiar taught and practised t This is one of the great the present Forward striving for. Men. wom The citizens are now awaking to the fact that the different churches are out doing something that is really big. It is being borne home that there is something stirring among the Churchmen these days. True, the greatest and most gigantic move that has been made by the church is being made by the protestant Churches of Canada at the present time. From coast to coast every church is putting forth anCeffort to stir men, women, boys and girls to realize their duty toâ€" wards God and their neighbor. While speaking of the extensive movement to a person, the question was asked, how will you reach the man who does not go to church? It is the plan that this is the man that is to be reached. ‘ Big things appeal to everyone, A task ; to overcome is the grestest way to. Enlist menm. RMén Enlisted under a banner whose objective is the upliftâ€" ing of humanity will fall in with the great vision of the Master, "It is more ‘ blessed to give than to receive." Once \ this spirit grips you, then you will go_ forth with a new light in your eyes,_ a new object in your life, and a help that will never forsake you. This great movement is most opportune. At the present timé, with the great state 3 of unrest facing us, we see that someâ€" thing must be, done â€"to combat this force. It also shows that the present basis of reconstruction lacks someâ€" thing.. What is that something? Can it not be explained when we realize that the: basis must be built upon n,] well tried and proven foundation if it THE FORWARD MOVEMENT WEDNESDAY,) JANUARY 21, 1920 FAIR MEETING te HOCKEY h them or 1 â€" an article re a boy‘s n and. district. If the boys. would. like them nd a committee could Prange for the instruâ€" O 101 «& UE coaching 1 team that will with the â€"city as not been done it it will be done or team will help rlong if they will fou rere T o would TC n teachin by cour ~T )ys. One ‘at. the letics is g along to play langed ? wee ild d upon, question someâ€" t this resent someâ€" Lord W n ‘"*What ruine "Advertising "How ?" "IClet it all petitors." our patronps a line covering eact ciety will. appear weekly unde heading of Current Events. Three things are needed to dev the Dominion\ livestock industr ’permanenit lines: first, improved c ity/in our meat animals: second ance of this column. But as this is a means of keeping our informed in a concise manner local happenings and in an er to make the home paper one terest, â€"information and profit our patrops a line covering e conversant with the meeting nights of tho various Societies and Boards, we intend to publish weekly a list of the current dates, hour and place of holdâ€" ing To enable us to do this satisfaciâ€" orily, we need coâ€"operation of the peoâ€" ple and we would deem it a favor â€"â€" the Secretary of each Society would give us, with the required information, also when a change in the regular schedule occurs, a notification â€" of same be sent to the office not late than Tuesday noon of the ecurrent week. â€" Inability to procure eorrecl data was thes reaean aAln Areaavwiram The annual convention of the South York County Sunday School Associaâ€" tion will be held in the Methodist Church, Unionville®. T he. â€"committee are arranging for a good programmeé. The speakers for the various sessions are very select and a good time is anticipated... Every Sunday _ School Supt. should endeavor to be there and have at least two delegates from their School . with him. Remember _ the dates, February 18 and 19. 1920 year. He impressed very strongly on those present the absolute ‘necessity of making every part of C.C.M. biâ€" cycles as well as possible: It would be had enough to send out parts to the Canadian trade that were not fully up to the mark, but when goods were shipped to foreign countries thousands of miles away defects could not be made right by correspondence and imperfect goods would mean loss of business and he felt every confidence in the high standard of workmanship prevailing in‘ the C.C.M. factory and believed every "employee would take a pride in keeping C.C.M. quality up to the C.C.M. standard. It looked as if the bicycle business in Canada would also be still better next year thgn it had been underâ€"the rather unsettled conditions â€" of last It had alwayg been the objfct of the Company to provide steady emâ€" ployment for all employees, although the nature of the business was such that it tended to run in busy â€" and slack periods. We had now succeedâ€" ed in spreading the woark pretty evenâ€" y throughout the year, thus avoiding ing the necessity of having to lay men off at certain times. To help }ieep the factory busy at all times the Company had gone out after business in foreign countries, and had already ‘sold a great many bicycles abroad, especially in Austraâ€" lia. Following out this policy, Sales Manager B. B. Halladay would leave shortly on an extended trip practically around the world, thus getting in perâ€" sonalâ€"touch with many countries from which inquiries nad already been reâ€" ceived. 5 since‘the society was purely an ployees‘ affair although encou and assisted by the Company. a, man was temporsarily unabl wo?k even the comparatively amount received each week from Benefit Society was a very great better than nothing. M. Glee yon and Mr.. Wal Departi Gener The election of officers resulted as follOws: Hon. Pres., Mr. J. W. Gibson; Pres., Mr. A. Pearce; Hon. Viceâ€"Pres., Mr. Hy A..FPhillips: Viceâ€"Pres.,. Mr.. W. H. Luindy; See.â€"Treas., Mr. P. Knight; Auditors, Messrs. E. C.} Roy, H;._C. Higgins; Committee, Geo. S,. Armâ€" strong, Automatiecs; W. Broyson, Frame Assembly; A. Murray, Final Assembly; G. Ss. Thompson, â€" Tool Room; C. R. Watson, Maintenance: A. Trinkwon, Polishing:; G. Devana, Hand Screw; D. L. Thomson, Office; Miss S. Fulfit, Frame. _/ At the conclusion of the business meeting refreshments were served and a good musical programme put on, inâ€" cluding several selections by the C.C: cluding several selections by the C.C: M. Glee Club, solos bys Mr. S. Konâ€" | [ yon and Mr. J. Alflan, a monologue by | K Mr. Walter Barrows, of the Nickelling | 8 y Department, and a general singâ€"song. | A i i General Manager J. W. Gipson, of the C. C. M., congratulated the society | $ mpimamis on the success so far met with, whicnâ€" 3 was largely due to their own efforts, 8 ® since"the society was purely an emâ€" | f ployees‘ affair although encouraged. and assisted by the Company.. Whenâ€"|" f f a man was temporsrily unable. to ~d wofrk even the comparatively small |â€" § 4 amount received each week from the| J | Brm; Benefit Society was a very great deal j qoéd reb better than nothing. f . C It had alwayg been the objfct of | § SP the Company to provide steady emâ€" | § ployment for all employees, although the nature of the business was such F that it tended to run in busy â€" and | f I slack periods. We had now succeedâ€" 7 Meeti oo n e on en ra d 1 en ce ne s o ces dn th Sick benefits were paid out to 70 members; accident benefits to 26 members.â€" There was only one funeral during the year. This is a pretty good showing for a society not yet two years old, which in its first yearâ€"had to meet the unusually heavy demands made by the "flu" epidemic, W Over $1000 paid out in sick and acâ€" cident benefits during the year and a surplus of assets over liabilities at the present time of nearly $500, were reported at the well attended annuai meéeting of the C..C. M. Employees‘ Mutual Benefit Society â€" Wednesday evening at Masonic Temple, West Toâ€" ronto, President L. Bryson in . the chair. RUINED C.C.M. EMPLOYEES‘ BENEFIT s0C. HAD SUCCESSFUL YEAR In order that the citizens will be Glee Clul h BY ADPVERIISING be done by my comâ€" WESTON needed to develo; stock industry. of paper one and. profit covering a; weekly un business? But as we feel bys Mr. S. Ken h ompany.. When ily unable to aratively small week from the very great deal tl 17 )r th O W t e o s o o o ce o o e o 4 4 s o7 rresessrecrccrce se ce cesc c4 o4c 3 Locust Avenue Lot Owners, develop your ideal of a Comfortable Home into a Rea lity. Prepare to Build Now. For Estimates see: Build a Home sSHUN 2912 Dundas St. West Phone Junction 7327 btnclnalnicmncd oooooom“ammm““mo““- Dc House Brooms ... . Snow Shovels. from Eurnace Shovels ... dollar on HEATERS from PEREFEECEION t nes oo ae2cs 000200 4 e .00 0 0 4 4 5en 2eosseeanen c ow Prices same as charged by city steam laundries men on the premises ready to rush worlk through. ( Ist Motor Truck Delivery will be installed. : ANNOUNCE THE ENTERING INTO THE STEAM LAUNDRY BUSINESS ON A BIG SCALE Household Laundry and Contracts for Hotels,‘Facto‘ries, etc., . can be handled efficiently and Satisfaction s Guaranteed. Get our quotations. CiIve Us.a moderate. THE WATCH SPECIALIST 10 Main Street South, WESTON N. We are here to give you the benefit of expert work on all kinds of Watch, Clock or Jewellery Repairing, right at home. 7 LT ‘Skates and Bicycles Accessories for Sale , Bring your old bicycle and exchange for new Clevel good rebuilt bicycle. x2 SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRS Bicycles and Phonographs sold on time _ WM.â€"WHITE, PROP., 8 MAIN STREET 18 WESTON BGVOLE IHIR M rom TS ym om. w mt $ ooo mervenp Cove hb Eus rom ap 5o Easues C novelad C CS stach. (e Se> B9 h in maaln hb o i ies 9 E* B B "» o â€"H B ats iz CA o 6# €a 24 o VA Te u) e $ C 5 Tuy <oP ire offering a Special Reduction of 15 cent all Fancy China and Glassware for two weel Hal atticles, "Toyvs, Dolls, ete.. to choose c Steam Laundry SKATES SHARPENED, REPAIRED AND PUT ON MTIagk SUT TON‘$S SOQO BROTHERS HEATER STOVES call when you have repairing to do F. R. FEEY . _ S. WARN BUILDER resese cce css *++ose00e00c00 00040 0 04 12 Main St., Westop Phone Weston 274 toreoaesee8 ce e .0 4 o 4 4 Near Post Office MOUNT DENNIS )cents on f} fcesasâ€"Gode 20c to 35c Cleveland or 3. ECOUT On April 21 045C $10.50 T1CES Y ts