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Sports ' Amusements Novelties of every kind Second Annual Field Day Cordon Avenue St. Alban's Park Riga?! ",011 Thursday last Mrs. Body, Main St.,'Weston, passed the 89th milestone in life, and receive the congratula- mum of the many friends who called on her to express their good wishes, tslats several beautiful floral messages of roses, carnations, tulips and other tVrwers were showered upon her, their gragrance filling the rooms with the iiit,rp __ time and the gorgeous array of 13.9119; and bloom Just bursting into Life. - Her two daughters, Mrs. Suth- erland and Miss Body assisted the Mother in her duties as hostess. AT. Electrical Work f Weston Lady Celebrates Het. ttftth WEDNESDAY, MAY 26TH. 1920 We are not engineers, but we are mechanics has_greatly increased in cost, but by keeping down our OVCF- head expenses and by putting in our personal efforts, we are en- abled to give you prompt service at reasonable rates, togethcr with first class wbrkmanship and material. When we quote a price we complete the job at that price. ' House WirintcrPower, Heating: Repairs and Alterations at- tended to. E"J'he, 19.1% 5;? Birthda y Great War Veteran's Association SIMPKIN BROS. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Thursday, July 1 Weston Fair Grounds Only Three More Days G Thurs. Fri. Sat. (l(htMiiitllhilllll 1 Ohly Superior Gramophone in mahogany. Regular $75.00 ‘duced to......................,...,,..,,., 7 1 Karn,Organ, easily worth $50. In A-I condition. Reduced to 1 Genuine Victor Gramophone, mahogany, value $150.00. Reduced to ....w.......ms.............. ../....-....-....$75.00 1 Rotary Singer Sewing Machine, regular $78.00 H. O. COUSINS Only Superior Gramophone in fumed oak, regular $75.00. Rcsduc- ed to .--.-..............................$50.00 F ull Particulars Later ibrating Singer Sewing Machine, regular price $74.00. Sale price y"............... ........ n.....................") WESTON REMEMBER I CARRY $600.00 WORTH OF LATEST COLUM BIA RECORDS IN STOCK. IF YOU DON'T REALIZE HO TO COME IN AND HEAR THEM. though Mrs. Body has seen many suns rise and set, time has dealt kindly with her, and she is still active, tak- ing a. keen interest in_all life's ,actili- tits and able to enjoy the bettuues of nature, and we trust many bright and happy days are still to be enjoy- ed by her. SOME REPAIRS The suburban railway company has found it necessary to make some re- fiairs to a certain part of the tracks ‘nd has placed new sleepers in. In doing this work, however, they hare) used very Itttle, judgment 0r consider- ation ‘for those,"who Jive along that Music Afternoon and Evening These Machines are all Brand New and Fully Guaranteed Phone 334 PO. Box 259 Two motor'cars and a horse and buggy figured in a nasty accident Sat- urday afternoon on Main Street, just opposite, Mr. E, Redmond's. A car, travelling south with three occupants, turned out to pass a horse and rig going in the same direction and did not notice a. car coming up street, and crashed into it, with the result that the northbound car was turned over on its side. The four persons who were in the car, two gentlemen, a lady and small boy, crawled out from under the wreckage, all escaping in- jury with the exception of one man who had his face cut with the glass, from the broken windshield., The car was badly damaged, the top, typolt- en, front axle twisted and had to be taken to the garage for repairs, the party who were on their way to spend the 24th with Owen Sound friends taking the radial back to the city. The other' car was also wit out ot commission and had to be towed section. The "people living about Main Street' North have taken u. pride in keeping their boulevard well trimmed and cleaned up. These men come along. leave their ties, dig out the soil, throw it all over the boulevard, leave all their clippings and old spikes and old ties, it sdtneone does not take them, on the boulevards. How can (any person be expected to take an in- terest and keep his place clean? The company and their employees should be given to understand that when re- pairs are being made to the tracks some care must be taken to see that they do not spoil the boulevard or the lawns. Refreshment/ Sale price .$50.00 $62.40 T"') 'si?'?? . 'cs," _:',,:" 11:73: _ _ _ ",d li." '. ( / "Y.' l: s"'., -:'.vix If,» M» f _ N ." rt, 21.32"} _-" f _ -,"rf-i w- Frr-Ar' ' [ :13;‘ (r I _ _ 91133 . Re- , 5,133} ,UJ';~., - _ M ', B1MrlMiRl 'ltr, Iriq, BMlth I ' . '51:“ Mi ":vs.: I F, ' .'. AMlly 1lii.ltlN . . " ' Il - 1 gunk" in": it . gig - , . , _ Silltit) 3 . , , '13 "II' I " i8 I _ W, Kttt v' " 'MW' “A M t ' 1llN ' " . Mm - _ 1 INF, [l I A , lil? " mid; "4A: " - - ' _ “r 'Q ‘. - Mill -al, a Il " v " . ' 11 M lit It iMl5iNemllt _ . , ‘ 1ifc', dgNh", " - Bt - IMI Yi.' I ' Ir - T, . ’ t ,r'c I It - 2-: , - '. Lu“- ' - KN. > n, . ' 'llIilllalNail, " " tet . > r " a.” ' - " , V 'liili “i=1 " P E , " " I" Wood Tub, Cyprus wood, regular $30.00. Rwlucod to 1 Only Superior duced to . . . 1 Only Superior duced to .. . 1 Only Superior duced to . . . l Only Superior duced to . . [ Remember I sell Singer Sewing Machines, $2.00 down and $2.00 a month. Only Superior ed to . . . . . . At. the meeting of the Bethany Pre, ceptory, No. 842, held in the Odd Fel- lows' Hall on Friday evening w. Sir Knight Nelson A. Boylen was pre- sented with a past preCeptor‘s jewel. The presentation was madé by V. W. Sir. Kt. Loftus Reid, County Master ot York. W. Sir Kt. Arthur Varcoe presided. During the evening an ad- dress was made by W. Sir Kt. J. Stringer, County Chaplain. ee xt We The Weston Branch of the Consoli- dated Realty Company are still keep- ing tab on properties, two deals hav- ing been put through this past week. Owing to the excessive prices of inm- ber and all building material, variant lots are moving very freely. But in spite of this fact several lots have changed hands in Westmonnt section at a, fair profit. The complete returns for Miss Gil- lette‘s piano recital are in and show a net result of $56.00. This is very gratifying and will pay more than half maintenance ot a Labrador orphan. The Weston branch of the Labpa- dor Mission will hold their next sew- ing tea at the home of Mrs. Robert Sims, Albion Road, Thistletown, on Wednesday afternoon, June 2nd. The Woodbridge car leaving Weston at 2.30 p.m. will be the most convenient car for those attending this meeting. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies. Miss Rhea, Jennings secured her se- cond year certificate in costume, and second year certificate and qobnorary mention in antique at the recent ex- aminations at the Ontario College of Art, Toronto. ' BRANTFORD ROOFING METAL CEILINGS ' Miss G. Gray of Toronto, one of the department speakers for the Women's Institute, will address meetings at the following places and dates: Richview, May 27th; Thistletown, May 28th; Woodbridge. May 29th; Elia, June 1st; Edgeley, June 2nd, and Maple, June 3rd. MAIN STREET, WESTON home to Mt. Dennis, but the three, per- sons in it were fortunate enough to escape without even a scratch. Miss Fletcher, of the Public School staff, spent the 24th week end with friends in Brampton. When you want a jo1fthat you can depend upon, our experience our different lines of manufactures and our material are selccted to give service every day. Gramophone in fumed oak, regular $133.00 Gramophone, mahogany, regular $150.00. Ruduc- Gramophone in mahogany, re,gular $135.00. Re Gramophone in Cvmed oak, regular $100,00_ Re- Gramophone in mahogany. regular $100.00 We carrying and install BURGESS . BROS; REV. ROBT. A. SIMS, RECTOH Residence Albion Road, R.M.D. No Weston: 'phone 58 2-1. 10 a.m.--Sunday School. 11 a.nr---Morning Service. Holy Communion 4th Sunday I the month. A special mveting of the Weston Horticultural Society will be held on Friday night. May 28th, at 8 p.m. in JrhetTpwn Hall. The members are urged ii make‘it a point of attendirig as matters of important gbusineSS is to be brought up and it is) imperative that they he given attentidn and put through. Mr. and Mrs. S. Charters, of Bramp- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. S. “Timon, Main St., enjoyed a motor trip to Detroit and other points over the week end. Rev. F. Robertson, formerly of UK- bridge, has been, appointed Rector of St. Phillip's Church and will take charge the first Sunday in June.' Mr. Ernest Wilby, the noted archi- tect of Detroit, has been visiting Weis ton friends and relatives. He left on Friday for Montreal, sailing on the Grampian for a. four months' trip in Europe, one. month to be spent with an artist friend in visiting devastated France. Mr. and Mrs. Rom. GM ily motored to Shelburn the holiday with friends. Watch these columns during the next week for particulars as to a high class concert put on by the West- mount Improvement Society' Monday, June 7th, in Weston Town Hall. The programme will consist of several numbers given by well known and favorite Toronto artists. Harmonica selections and other Interesting tea- tures. Proceeds in aid ot Westmount Commupity Hall. The object is a. most worthy one as the hall has creat- ed a, centre for the community and is a. factor in the social life of the residents, _ l with friends in Lon St. Phillip's Church Rev. W HAND IT (Over Oldham's Store) PEASE FURNACES TINSMITHING Etobicoke kay spent the ondon, Ont. Main Street Weston $125.00 $115.00 $115.00 $28.00 $75.00 $75.00 Re- 1D Ith m You can't do better than have your Cartage Work done by Motor Truck. Movings l l BARNES af?,' Cartage V/dk Our care is your safeguard gainst damages. It pays to get the best. Quick, Safe Service is our Aim IT IS FAST. IT IS CHEAP. IT IS SURE. When moving use our truck Our experience counts. Happy Home Water Power Washing Machine' makes washing _ easy, copper tub, double partition, and galvanized, regular $40. Reduced to e...............................'.........') GOOD COLUMBIA RECORDS ARE, WE INVITE YOU Only Columbia Type X., in mahogany Only Columbia, Type C2, regular $82.50, fumed oak. Reduced to v..............:......."....... _............... .,.".$50.00 Only Columbia, Type A2, regular $37.50. Reduced to ...$30.00 Only Columbia, fumed oak cabinet, regular $16.00. Reduced to Only Brunswick, in mahogany," Model No. 110, Reduced to m...........................'.... W. J. WARD Only Brunswick in mahogany, Model No. It, regular $170.00. Re- duced to r.........................................)) Motor Truck Undertaker and Embalmer MOTOR EQUTPMEN" Or other if desired. Residence and Chapel Phone 168 Main Street, Weston 35 SOUTHPORT MOUNT DENNIS Phone 396 --and- ---by-- Only Three More Days May 27th, 28th, 29th 1llGfllll METHUUIST (lllllllu Sunday, May 30th, 1920 10.00 a.m,---mmday School at ble Classes. 11.00 a.m.-The Pastor: "L from the Manna." 7.00 p.m.--The Pastor: ") Choice." Bright Services. Good Music Seats free, Established 1858 Pastor, REV, FORBES ROBERTSON Residence, John Street Phone 24t Sunday, May Mth, 1920 11.00 a.m.-The Pastor will preach Rev. J. Wallace Stewart. l’uston, Residence, 35 King tst. Phone qt NA. T. Mather. Choir Leader. Mr. Harry S, Reid. Organist 11 a.m.-Morning Worship 3 p.rn.-jrbbath School. 7 p.rn.--Evening Worship. Monday, 8 p.rn.---B.tp.U. Wednesday, 8 p.m. - Mee Prayer and Praise. Suntan). Bray 30th. 1920 11.00 a.m.--The Minister Wm preach. _ Sunday School in conjunction with the morning service. BAPTIS1 CHURCH WeSImmster Presbyerian Church 7.00 pnn.--The Minister will preach. ' l Organist-Mr. R. Wetherston. Strangers cordially welcome. 2.45 p.m.--Sunday 8011601. 7.00 p.m.--The Pastor will preach Choir Leader-prof. H. G. Bell. Organist-Mrs. S. S. Hughes. Strangers welcome. Old Presbyterian Church A.W. BARLETT aster; H. E, WINTEMUTE, B.A FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER MAIN ST., WESTON Phone 28 Motor Equipment Cross Street Pastor: Phone Services .........$135.00 regular $200.00. ........$175.00 - Meeting to PAGE FIVF Lessons 1nd Bl Ruth's a?