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. Fa TXE WESTON BIGYCLE DEALER Headquarters for C.C.V. L Rebuilt Bicycles, all makes and THE, CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE _ Old Bicycles taken Repairs of THE BANEKS PAIDâ€"UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND Cash and Bank Balances Other Quick Assets â€" _ â€" Loans â€"/..~ _= > 0no. Deposits ssm ie 9 Total Assets â€" â€" C MAIATAIAIAIAIAIAAAIAC full line of Accessories on hand WM. WHITE, wWESTON BRANCH, C. B Tones hitherto lost are brought out in rich clarity by these excluâ€" sive Brunswick features. Hear The Brunswick before you buy or even make a tentative decision. Doing so will not place youunderthe slightest obligation. all kinds a specialty As at 30th November, 1919. E. 0. COUSINS C.C.M. Bicycles, Second â€"Hand and ates and modelsâ€"guaranteed. POSITION in part payment for New Bicycles PROP., 8 MAIN STREET C. B. Millar, Manager. $ 90,757,510 129,154,213 283,870,274 393,605,156 479,644,205 $15,000,000 $15,000,000 501 WHAT It is nearly time that there was some‘ greater activity shown in .the matter of a general cleanâ€"up of the whole town. Backyards, . streets, front lawns, lanes, driveways, public grounds, cellars, stores, in fact, everyâ€" thing, would stand a general cleaning up and then our old town will take on a real spring appearance and be ready for the big improvement plan that the Horticultural Society have laid out. Can you dowit? Well, anything that is taken hold of in Weston generally suceeeds when it is along this line, or lin the line for the general welfare of the community. \ Clean Up Day ‘ What about it? â€" Have you noticed the little repairs necessary to the garâ€" den fence, the broken twigs in fruit and shade trees, the uneven spots in the lawn? All these can be fixed even if the day and the soil is not warm enough to garden. The perennial bed can be levelled, dead twigs removed and a light covering of fine fertilizer ‘sprinkled over which will give better bloom a few months later. A visit to the backyard will perhaps reveal a few broken odds and ends of dishes, ho Cinwes & Gmine. cans and remnants â€" of vegetables stalks which have fallen from the garbage can and owing to cold weathâ€" er not picked up. «Perhaps ashes are scattered around, making an unsightly appearance. Then the lawn needs raking and in small communities it is up to the citizens to keep streets and boulevards clean and tidy if the town is to present a good appearance to the visitors. A little forethought and coâ€" operation is all that isâ€"needed to get [results. From all the talk that is going around there will be a lot of lacrosse‘ in Weston this year. In the first place the club were successful in having one of our townsmen and players elected on the executive of the O.A.L. A. Mr. Arnold. Smith, with his ex< perience as a lacrosse player and his ability as an. executive officer, willginâ€" deed do honor to the club and also will be an able officer for the Association. The general talk is that there will be three teams from Weston this year. From the way the talk is going the senior team will be a real surprise. to all. : Some new men are held under cover and will be signed up. These men, it is stated, will round out the l_gcals so that there will be nothing to beat them. They will sweep all before \them‘ wWith Young Torontos, St. Simâ€" ons, Beaches, St. Kitts, Brampton and ‘Weston in the senior‘groups, it will be some lacrosse., The younger boys are also getting together for the springâ€"time. It sure looks like a real season‘s sport. $ What of Baseball? Can we not have a baseball league started in the town? As there are two or three thurch teams these could be grouped into a section of the Interâ€" Church League. This would enable them to play under organized baseball and it will also give our boys the O0pâ€" portunity that they need .to get. into the sport. This is the time to get \t’his organized and a general plan unâ€" der way. \ y Are You Bowling? _ Well the season will now soon be off to a good start once more, The election of officers last night and the splendid. financial report of last year shows the club to have been ‘most successful last year. This year‘s pnosâ€" pects are still better and those who are interested are just waiting for the grand opening day. _ t OF THE GENERAL The marriage was solemnized ‘m| MPMUESCAY, s oE cn l Cis weaniic wvant LR Cleveland on Monday evening of this | ing of Weston Branch Labrador Misâ€"‘ week of Mr. Geo. sanderson, of the j sion at the home of Mrs. Wisner, Wilâ€" Soudan Interior Mission, Africa, â€" to | liam St., at. 8 p . | Miss B. Moyer, of that city. Mr. and * * * Mrs. Sanderson will leave Toronto for Friday, April 9â€"Regular meeting of the Mission field on April 21ist, and | 8.0.E.B.S., No. xs: im‘ t â€"o.0â€"F. Hall, will be in Weston Monday evening, Church St., at 8 p.m. [ ‘April 19th. Arrangements are being x x x made so that all Mr. Sanderson‘s |, Monday, April 12â€"Monthly meeting \friends may have the opportunity of | of Weston Town Council in Council |bidding him Godâ€"speed as he goes to Chambers at 8 p.m. the Mission field again. If you are inâ€" % * % terested in ‘Mr. Sanderson and his‘ Monday, Aptil 12â€"â€"Regular meeting work keep this date open and watch I of the t.0.0.6, in Church St. Hall at for further announcement next week. 8 p.m. OoUR LACROSSE TEAMS wWwESsST YORKS NEWSYVWEEKLY Sandersonâ€"Moyer WEDDINGS CLEAN UP wWEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th, 192 2000 _ For Community service duce, Improve, Beautify The biggest cantpaign yet has been organized as follows: Team No. 1 â€" Chairman, M3.:â€"C. B Millar; Captain, Connie Burrage; Marâ€" garet Banks, May Ella, Ruth Trinkâ€" won, Reva Heslop, Eleanor Morrison. Team No. 2â€"Chairman, Mr.. Aléx. Pearson; Captain, Jessie Wright; Madelin. Cowan, Mabel _ Cobb, Alice s onmases Sesthteon Harris» Mary Bosâ€" Teany. NO,.. 4â€"â€"â€"C NLELUeN DE Cl ce 7. Covathe Pearson; Captain, Jessie Wright; Madelin. Cowan, Mabel Cobb, Alice Vaughan, Kathleen Harris, Mary Sosâ€" nowsky. Team No. 3â€"Chairman, Mtr. A.. E. Mellish; â€" Captain, Nellie â€" Wardlaw; Kathleen Fide, Eunice Nicholls, Berâ€" tha Lithgow, Thelma Johnson, Hilda LaRose. : I M PC BA ( Team No Harris; Cap Team: No. . 5â€" C MceEwen; Captain Cameron, Erma . linsworth, Evelyn Campbell. CAE DCIC The campaign will commence Wedâ€" nesday evening and continue until 10 p.m. saturday. A prospectus outlinâ€" ing the work to be undertaken is beâ€" ing mailed to every member with the options li§ted thereon so as to let the people Iknow what is being planned by the committees. One of the importâ€" ant features is Community Service in the way of pbeautifying the public grounds, churches, etc. . You will be given an opportunity to contribute to the upkeep of your own church in the way of planting shrubs and flowers around it.. A small contribution from you augmented by some one else will go towards making (the community centres places of beauty and will add much to the value of the town as a residential centre./ As an after glimpse of the war and ‘ a reminder that brave deeds are not forgotten also that messages of goodâ€" will travel slow,, comes this week a letter posted a, year agOo in France to John Mattison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mattison, Dufferin St., Weston, John was serving with the Scouts stationed at Cambrali and although severely woundsd and the Germans only a few yards |away with heavy artiltery, he managed to reach his Lieut.â€"Col. and warn him. In recognition of his serâ€" vices the following card and letter was sent him by TLieut.â€"Col Meighen: ‘ 8$7th Battation, Canadian Grenadier Guards. WwWESTON HORT. CAMPAIG N T{5b344, Pte. J formed his duty. distinction at Ca Oct. 1st, 1918, ar T UA es in ooiel nds 9t Canadian Grenadier Guards. "{5344, Pte‘ J. Mattison has pS°T~ formed his duty. with gallantry and distinction at Cambrai on Sept. 27th. Oct. 1st, 1918, and is deserving of all praise for his conduct. ( H.. Meighen, TLt.â€"Col:, 0.C. 87th Batt., CEâ€"4: B.EF., France, 19â€"3â€"19. My Dear Mattison : The enclosed card goes with evers good wish and I only regret it can: not be more. As you may perhap know â€"I recommended you for g00G work and the assistance you rendere« eedelronee d e ete naie not be more. As you, mamâ€"Psi. s know â€"I recommended you for gC work and the assistance you rende me at Cambrai and I was greatly C appointed when nothing materializ but this will at least, show yOu t your services were appreciated myself and the unit. I hope you h «fully recovered from your wound now. Thanking yOU for your COâ€" eration and with every good wish success in reâ€"starting civilian life. Very sincerely yours, A. W. Whyto the new E) ria Streets Wednesday, April 7â€"A ing of Weston Poultry, P Stock Association in To p Monday, April 12â€"Mon! ‘ot" Weston Town Council \‘Chambers at 8 p.m. Thursday, April ing of Weston Br: sion at the home 0 s.0.E.B.S.., No Church St., at wESTON BOY HONORED Wednesday o. 5â€"=CGHairman, Mr: N. . J. Captain, Tila Bull; Mary Erma Capner, Grace Holâ€" fivelvn Martin, Marjorie sday, April 7â€"â€"Qpening of Public School, Pine and Maâ€" CoMING EVENTS Chairman, Mr. John card goes with every. I only regret it canâ€"[ As you may perhaps nended you for good ssistance you rendered and I was greatly disâ€" i nothing materialized, t least, show yOUW that were appreciated by unit. I hope you have from your wound by » vou for your cOâ€"0Dpâ€" pril §$â€"Regular meetâ€" Branch Labrador Misâ€" e of Mrs. Wisner, Wilâ€" 1 7â€"Monthly meetâ€" try, Pigeon and Pet in Town Hall at 8 2 0 Proâ€" n As yet no official word has been . reâ€" ceived by the local authorities in reâ€" gards the fight against the raise in the commutation rates. Nothing has been heard at the stations either. Still there was the report that appeared in the city papers which‘ cited the cases and judgment as follows: j \ Commutation rates on the railways under the new tariffs allowed by the recent judgment . of the Dominion Railway Board will be, only about oneâ€" half the increase asked by the railâ€" ways as regards points within the limâ€" ited zone of approximately nine miles from Toronto, states Corporation Counsel G. R. Geary, who represented the city during© the »recent hearing of the railways‘ application to increase commutation rates. for wESTON CoOMMUTATION RATE the railways‘ application Lo increasel commutation rates. | Under the decision of the Board, | 50â€"trip and 40â€"trip tickets will be subâ€" | stituted for the 55â€"trip and 46-tripl tickets, as urged by counsel for Oakâ€" ‘ ville and Toronto commuters. The‘ judgment prescribes that all stations from which commutation rates . are now granted by | the railways shall continue to enjoy such rates, although the railway announced that they inâ€" tended to cut off a number of the staâ€" tions from these privileges. While there is a general incréase in rates, therefore, the decision of the board does not represent a complete victory for the railways in their demands. It is expected that the new schedule, which has not yet been published . by lhns Faitwave will. be: put= Iinto effect It is expected that the which has not yet been the railways, will be J shortly. S NECARIT® It would appear from this articl¢ that the Railway Company will not have it all their own way. It. cerâ€" tainly will besan advantage to Weston. The proposed increase would indeed have been a big stumbling block for many who intended to come out here to live. With the suburban service it is a big inducement to those who have their business in the city and want to live in the country. Weston supplies them with the needed place. Goe Wb Neuit ooo t The Woo@bridge Lacros: have ol;_gafiized for the comi with the following officers: Mr. Belfry; Viceâ€"President, ( lace; Secretary, B. Johnson; Toad" Farr, Captain, H Management Com., G. Hug] gill, G. Baggs and E. G. â€"Stn On, Friday evening, April . 9th,) . & concert: will be held in the Methodâ€" ist Church, An excellent program is arranged for, and the following arâ€" tists secured. Miss Florence Sleigh,. soprano; Miss Olive Day, soprano; Mr. A. Warnes, baritone; Misses Jesse Blake and Hazel Mundy, piano, and, AMr. H. Bitter, Hawatian,guitar. . Mr. T. Bott will act as chairman. 3t ive erybody come and enjoy the evening. The Lambton Mills Women‘s Instiâ€" tute will nold their regulzbr'mouthly meeting on Tuesday, April 13th, at the home of Mrs. J, Graham. A corâ€" dial invitation is extended to all memâ€" bers o\n\d friends fto come and enjoy the evening. Members of the Islingâ€" ton Institute will be present «and give the program. W Rev. Mr. Matthews, Chaplain , of Bishop Bethune‘s School, Ottawa, who was ‘spending "Eastertide _ with Mrs. Willis, William St., took charge of the service in .'\‘t. John‘s Church Good Friâ€" day evening, giving a vety forceful and encouraging address. Frank Stone The funeral of Mr. Frank stone, formerly of Woodbridge, ‘took place yesterday from the residence of his sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. John Hutchinson, . of Richview, to (Riverside Cemetery. The Rev.. Mr, Petch conducted _ thes services. Mr. Stone was in\ his $9th year and is survived. by. three sons, James, of Woodbridge, John, of Hamâ€" ilton, and. Harry, of Weston, and by five daughters, Mrs. Kingston, of Port Colborne, Mrs. Hutghison, of Richâ€" view, and Mrs. MeCurdy, Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Perry, all of Toronto, family tion 1916 â€"â€"bfficers and Members of \1 Lodge No. 200, 1Oo.0.F. | me £oێs Sn but still we "mmiss® hil" ; it dawns another yeal» _ our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of him are ever near. ~=<Mr. andi Mrs. S. J. Tottens and In 1 f lovh»\-g' memoryof Bro. W. J. Raé, 304303, 34th Battery; killed :in acâ€" at St. Eloi, France, April 4th, LAMBTON MILLS wOODBRIDGE 1N MEMORIAM OBITUARY Ige Lacrosse Club ‘or the coming season ig officers: President, â€"President, C. L. Walâ€" B. Johnson; Managet, u >;din, H.. Hugill; ~G. Hugill; F. Hu: E. G..Sting. \ Cab Sir ! GET OUR QUOTATIONS FOR TRUCK BODIES AND CABS The Cruickshank Wagon Works PHONE 41 eston Esz{-educe Your Fue! Bill ! We‘have them ail ready to fit your truck. 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