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A. GILBERT "CASH OFFERS will be received by the Board of Education, Town of Weston, for the purchase of the buildings knoin as the "fBungalow." Cottage and stable on their property, corner of Maria and Pine Streets. A Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. Offers to be sealed and marked "For Buildings" and be in the hands of Jas. R. Dennis, Chairman Property Com., by noon March 20th, 1920. IE? PAGE FOUR Phone 130 MotorSales & Machinery Co., Ltd. BUILDINGS TO BE REMOVED BY JUNE IST You. Are Building-- BISHOPRIC STUCCO BOARD, WALL BOARD SHEATHING BOARD . ASPHALT SHINGLES--Red and Green ASPHALT ROOFING--A11 Standard Grades HARDWARE, &c. / Agents for-Fairbanks Morse Ltd. Machinery, etc. Delco Electric Light Systems to light your home and supply power for light machinery. 0 PORT CREDIT P Ask us about Roofing and Building Papers For Sale Chances To Sell Your Property Tell Me Why Good-Night. Angeline F Evan To" In a Smile In an Irishmnn‘s Hungl Mr [ale of Golden Dream: C Dadd You've Been a Mother to Me Tamara In A speedy. nappy, swinging song with a clever .ounch of rapid-fires words by Billy Murray. ‘On the other aide "Come. Pier Wiz Me." another rollicking numbe; also by Billy Murray. _ -- New "His Master's Voice" Popular Song Hits: “His Magter's Voice" "in. Mmter'l Voice"Record 216086 a Dream: CL}; Elwin; All 10-inch, double-cued. $1.00 frt2tgEt2ttg%lgsatarg% 'i' f Phone 130 Qsarie. Hmim Plat; cm? Jungph Ehmipl 1050 Weston Road Mount Dennis H IVE“ HEW a“; B. H. HALFORD, President Mr. H. Ruthven McDonald, baritone; w. Brown, tenor; Mrs. George Scott, contralto, and Miss Vera Gray, elocu- tionist. Robert Burkitt, President, and Rev. II. S. Warren, pastor. \VOODBRIDGE I The annual knife and fork supper and anniversary services under the lauspices of the Bachelors and Rene ‘dicts of the Woodbridge Methodist Church, will be held on Sunday and Monday, March 141h and 15th. On Sunday Rev. ‘G. B. King, B.A..R.D., who was in Germany when the war broke out and who was successful in escaping, will preach both morning and evening. Special music by the male choir of twenty-five voices, On Monday evening supper will be served from 6 to 8 pan, in the School room, followed by a. splendid programme rendered by these well known artists: myFowufiffiififmfijfi‘fi‘gfifiw)mf‘fifl i School class of young ladies took the -"-"""'-'-'-'-r--'------'---=-"-" I opportunity of expressing their appre- "r---------------- I ciation of her work among them by _ ( WEDDINGS l presenting her with an address read l , - by Miss Mitchell and a beautiful ottvni-sranien French ivory‘beqmom clock: Miss The marriage. (Pt. Miss Margaret Emily Laver making the presentation. Eloise Cottrill of Brantl‘ord to Hal'- On behalf of the League an address old T. Mansrell/M.A. son of Rev. W. was read by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. J, and Mrs: Manselyl, Ottawa, took Garbutt made the, presentation ot a place at the residence of the bride's handsomely bound hymn book with uncle, Mr. John Baldwin, St. Clair Pin' mime engraved thereon. Follow- Avenue, Toronto, Rev. scottiuiton, Ing this refreshments wet'e se1'vHiend BCA., otticiated. Ther bride, who was the CO‘mPany broke up after Wishing given away by her father, wore a Miss. Evans and-her mother, Wh‘.) are French gown of navy bye chiffon em- mov1ng t? the .citt, Peir best wishes broidered in cut steel and a picture and happiness in their new home and; hat ot'tiavy blue. and carried a. shower surroundings. ‘ 216081 216088 216094 French gown of navy blue chiffon em- broidered in cut steel and a picture hat of navy blue, and carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses. Roman hy- acinths and sweet peas. Miss Beatrice M. Cottrill ot Weston, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. and was dressed in orchid taffeta with black tulle and silver hat, carrying a Vic- torian bouquet of Sweetheart roses and violets. The groom was support- ed ’by his brother, Mr. Stewart Man, sell. Mr. and Mrs. Mansell, on their return from New York, will reside in the Lakeview Mansions, Toronto. The marriage. Q1? Miss Margaret Eloise Cottrill pt Brantlord to Har- old T. Mansell, M.A., son of Rev. W. J, and Mrs: Mansell, Ottawa, took place at the residence of the bride's) uncle, Mr. John Baldwin, St. Clair it T Jib/m 21am: k-'Sg2'kesk2feSAysA%WA2yssA04 Sleighing parties are the order of the day just now. On Wednesday evening last the choir of St. George's Church, Islington, came in a sleighing party and Were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. w, Allen at their cosy home in the Vale. A pleasant evening was spent with much singing and music. and all departed thinking Mr. and Mrs. Allen the best of host and host, [The choir of the Old Presbyterian Church of Weston enjoyed a jolly sleigh ride last Tuesday evening to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, where they were entertained until the wee small hours of the morning. Mrs. James Nuttall, we are sorry to report, is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen of Credit spent last Wednesday w:' and Mrs. W. Allen. i the party were then driven to their different homes, much pleased with their pleasant outing, ' Miss Lillian Brown treated her sun- day School class of young ladies to a sleigh ride last Tuesday evening. A jolly ride was enjoyed for about’two hours. the pamiry then returning to Miss Brown's home, where they spent the remainder of the evening in play- ing games. Supper was served and The Ladies' Aid met last Wedneeiday at the home, ot Mrs. C. Hope. There was a good attendance of members and several visitors. The roll call at these meetings is getting quite i11terc esting and several gopd readings, IN',- cipes and good ideas were given. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Hope? assisted by her daughter, Miss D. Manning, served very dainty Iuefresh, ments and a social hour was spent, with much, music and singing, which made the time pass very pleasantly. The next meeting will be held the first, week in April at the home of MPH, Tu; Chapman, i) Miss M. Holdsworth Chapman enjoyed the f en by Mr. Nicholl to his class of Weston Moth DH iVllSS M. Holdsworth and Miss F Chapman enjoyed the sleigh ride. giv en by Mr. Nicholl to his Sunday Schoo class of Weston Methodist Sunda: School last week. Mrs. J daughter cust Hill ing very mess. the city I a sleigh ride and enjoyed a, few hours' skating, and in the early part of the evening a couple of hockey teams from the Weston High School put in a couple ot hours' practice. This was followed with the regular skating and band, which always calls forth a large turnout. On Saturday Thistletown Sunday School took possession and enjoyed the afternoon skimming over the glassy surface, ending with a pie- nic lunch. On Wednesday of this) week Edgeley Sunday School are hold- l ing a sleighing party and will enjoy an afternoon's skate. The past week was one of the bus- iest on Pecord'at the rink and Mr. Farr, the genial manager, was kept busy attending to his many patrons outside the usual hours of skating. On Wednesday afternoon a merry par- ty from Richview Sunday School held On Tuesday the 16th, under the aus- pices of the Methodist Church, a high class concert will be given. The Ital- ian Orchestra, of Elm St. Mission, with other artists, will contribute the pro- gramme Come. One of Etobicoke's well known pioneers passed away at his home this week, in the person of Thomas Jack- son, father of William G. Jackson, Reeve of Etobicoke. Deceased, who was in his 89th year, was born in Yorkshire, England, coming to Can- ada 1856 and settling on the Lake Shore Road. He was a most success- ful and progressive farmer and took an interest in all matters pertaining to the progreSs ot the community. He is survived by his widow and one son. l Miss The League ,meeting OI eveniyg took the form o evening and a very pleasant spent, although somewhat by the tact that it- was a ft Miss Gertrude Evans, who I: very faithful and energetic , The Go to Church Sunday services held last Sunday were not as well at-. tended as hoped for, the condition of the roads being responsible for this. The address given by the pastor was both helpful and inspiring and there is a, suggestion of the address being repeated when weather conditions are more favorable. / The Richview \YOnlen's Institute will meet at the home ot Mrs. \V. TVardlaw on Wednesday, March 17th. The afternoon will be spent in quilt- ing, followed by a, short programme. All members are requested to be Pt'e- sent. gin/other business change has occur- ped-dut'irlg the present week. Mr. J. Renwick, who tor some time has most successfully‘conducted a butcher shop on John Street, having sold out to Mr. George Cox. The new proprietor is a man having had considerable ex- perience in the business. also one con- versant with markets and the selec- tion of meats, therefore will be able to give his patrons the service they have hitherto received. We bespeak for him a, share of the local trade and all will find that his prices compare favorably with city prices, while ser- vice and delivery will be prompt and efficient. iss Grace Holdsworth is attending Western Business College in the at present. John faithful and energetic worker in ueaguc and all young rreoplt's so- s for some time. Her Sunday 31 class of young ladies took the ‘tunity of expressing their appre- M i'S. slowly hn Scott is still with her Mrs. A. Armstrong, of 1.0- HULIBERVALE BUSINESS CHANGE THISTLETO‘YN ISLING’I‘ON Armstrong- f Pom her RICHVI F. IT an, Allen of Port 'edneSday with Mr. ls improv severe ill on Monday of a social nt hour was at saddened farewell to hasleeen a tii Years' Practical Experience. W to any place., Drop a. can. 200 Beresford Avenue, West Eisentere Avenue JOHN T. AND PERSON . Address: Maria Strqet, East of Fifth 012, Bok No. 'N, Weston \ Phone 34-5 Agent for Fire, Life, Accident, Auto- mobile and Plate Glass Jnsur- _ ance in Safe Companies" and at Best Rates. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public 2922 Dundas St., West Toronto (Above Moon's Hardware Store) Real Estate Loane placed at Current Rates. Telephone-Junction 991 daily for qualified recruits. A course in one of Shaw's Schools will qualify you in short order. Wtite for catalogue and proof of demand for our graduates. Aclflrem P, McIntosh,- Chief PHtvipal, 'ionge and Gerrard Sta., Toronto. . Phone 106 FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE St. John's Road Tel. 301 WESTON ONTARIO Manufacturers of Pressed and Rug Brick, in the different shades of Red, Buff and Brown. W. C. BURRAGE, Agent. 171..“ A SPhet ““‘ - H General Alterations and Repairs attended to Concrete Foundations, Cellar Floors and Sidewalks laid, Practical Plumber . Repairs promptly attended to t A Trial Solicited PIANO INSTRUCTION Monday and Thursday", 2 d, ' pan. Studio, Bank of Nova Scotia Building Pupils prepared for Toronto Conner vatory Examinatlons. R. R. 2. WESTON PHONE 2.4 MILTON PRESSED BRICK CO., Limited I 33 Richmond St. NT BUILDER & CONTRACTBR 106 Rosemount Ave., Weston Phone 106 GENERAL TEAMING Sand. Gravel and Filling Alwa Hand’ Movings Promptly Attended to. Phone " at 6.45 aan., 12.45 a and 6.45 Van. Studio: J. h. McEWEN 5; SON Undertaker and Embaimer MOTOR EQUIPM E? Licensed Auctioneers for tile- COUNTIES or YORK, PEEL AND . SDICOE WALTER LONGSTAFF JOHN MILLS Business Calls Or other if desired Residence and Chapel Phone 168 Telephone Junction 72 Piano and Organ Tuner Main Street, Weston CHARLES (ELIE Stella V. Rowntred Main 3289 Kenwood 32 8 5 . J. oiri)ilii'ii"jj', E F. B. EDMUNDS l J. MUSgON JOHN HARRIS L06 106 Roseani"rfi%re. WESTON, ONT. ‘Terms Reasonable. K. McEWEN, Kleinburg. Phone Weston 3-24 M. McEWEN, Richview. Phone, Woodbridge 950, . A. TITLE"? Teacher of Violin Public Accountant and Auditor Main St NOTE THIS \VELL l Burrage ' Established 1830 is still" doinsr busi- ness in the old stand. Be sure and .add.ress all communications Box 33 or Phone 285 For Pumps. Windmills and Ciasoline Engines WALTER LONGSTAFF . Morley -to--. WESTON NT 12.45 noon Toma» PHONE 3-4 Alwayl WESTON Toronto Ave Weston If inconvenient to call or man will call upon you. 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REAL ESTATE T INSURANCE and GENERAL AGENTS RENTS COLLECTED $35.00 E $1800 4 $3200 E $22005 RUSSELL BUILDING Corner Dennis Ave. and Weston Road, Mt Phones: Weston 18-1M2: Tum 15m “A T.. Russell a Russell views on Holland and Belgium. Lyman B. Jackes, Canada's Leading lanternist, who (vas here last week, is coming back by request. he will show these countries ae/he saw them in July, 1914. Ask anyone who was there last _week if these travel talks are worth seeing. you want to see the 1hr?yiiteyoyr Listings 1102 mums ave. and Weston Road, Mt. Dennis Weston 18-1-2; June. 1520 and June. 2090 MAIN STREET NORTH, WESTON ', WESTON ROAD, MOUNT DENNIS" BRICK 6 ROOMED H’oUSE, Mt. Dennis; 1 minute from cars. Small deposit will se- cure this. \Vorth $3700. ( BRICK HOUSE, one minute from cars. Wes, ton. A snap 's ROOMED COTTAGE, nicely decorated; square hall; nice deep lot. $500 cash, bal- ROOMED COTTAGE, nicely decorated new. Worth ii220 present day prices. ', D. W. HUNTER-WILSON, New Toronto 00mm, Mimico 111CC easy ,unless write just phone and one of magnificent colored dissolving: Other lines are Victory Euca- lypti Inhalers 25c, for hay fever, catarrh, cold in head, etc. Nasaline Eucalypti and Menthol Snuff 25c,' for stuffed up head, etc. Collins' Eucalypti and Camphorice 15c, for cracked lips, chapped hands, etc. ly superior to any Eucalyptus Oil yowhave hitherto procured in Cart- ada, and it used in your household will save you much money and suf- fering, and respectfully requests you to try it and when you find it excellent recommend it to your friends. Office: cdiiiiGrii7i" ( LONGEST REALTY FIRM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10TH. 1926, EVENING, MARCH 12Tik Telephones: Weston Office 110 Mt. Dennis Office 11246 ck to recognize the of their customers, SALES BY LIS’11 Residence 359 Post Box 50t AD U LTS 25c l O our sales- 59 l