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| a gfi | To A w W w o 4 \ wESTON Published every Wednesday â€"â€"by=â€" WHE CHARTERS PUBLISHING CO., Limited LOOK ! Grand Garden Party at Malton ALL MaTTER FOR PUBLICATION must be in the office not later than , _ moon Tuesday. ‘This is absolutely \ necessary to ensure insertion in the is m on on fi:’.{ Bc mo sAE *;5“%’@3 ic on e ainonniiee e e t toan t en that 5e per each extra line. Profesâ€" sional Cards and small standing ads. not exceeding }_%",nsi_xxglgjcol.‘l5'7.50 Ne esnt es en noeeaea en ce per year. Auction Sale Advertising, rates according to size and number of insertions. Display Matter Rates, on application. The Times & Guide, con WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16’1"1;{. 1920 fssue of that week WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16TH, 1920 Thursday Evg., July 1st ADMISSION: Adults 60c Come early and secure your seats. En case of rain or bad weather, the concert will be postponed until one week from the above date, Thursday, July Sth. Owing to our regular school grounds being used for purposes, we were compelied to hold this extra special concert at the Malton f Presbyterian Church Grounds. AT EIGHT P.M. Under the auspices of the Eimbank Athletic Association The following artists will appear : WILL THIRKETTLE English Comedian, Conjuror, Ventriloquist ; From London, England. Versatile, witty, humorous. Introducing "Jerry," the talking doll. . SOPHIA FRASER Contralto y SANDY MACDONALD Scotch Comedian and Composer The Eunay Man frae Glesca, Scotland. BERYL BOWLER Something Big S. WILSON, Manager. 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STEWART, Chairman EXTRA SPECIAL i NV Pianist ‘Take notice that a Court of Revision to hear appeals against the assessâ€" ment roll for the Township of Etobiâ€" coke for the year 1920 will sit at the Township Hall, Islington, on Monday, June 21ist, 1920. at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon. All persons having busiâ€" ness with the said Court are required to appear at the said time and place. Td en s o d io ie ols ie Slte en es 1 on the ground of adultery and deserâ€" tion. NOTICE is hereby given that John Verner McAree, of the City of Toronâ€" to, in the County of York, in the Provâ€" ince of Ontario, Journalist, will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the next session thereof, for a bill of diâ€" vorce from his wife, Eitta Winnifred McAree, of the said City of Toronto, 12 15:;{eidmat Islington this 31st day May, 1920. ok e DATED at Toronto, Province of Ontario, 3rd day of April, 1920. JOHN VERNER McAREE, by his Solicitor, Edward Meek, K.C., Mail Building, Toronto. S yect, pils »eop ols oc nc ce l sn nels » ced nmeAyV TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE Wl Oog. BARRATTI, Clerk of the said Municipality COURT OF REVISION being used for building T9 15 h EB NOTICE DON‘T MISS IT Children 15¢ e3 THlS Prosperous and Progressive Suburbh of Weston is now on the market. â€" The purchase of this valuable property adjoining Westmount has now been arranged. This property will be sold in 30â€"foot lots ; delightful location, near cars, low rates, easy terms. For full particulars as to price and plans, phone, write or call at the exclusive agents. of Just Openâ€"â€"â€"Watch It Grow T a + hss ib m 4. n H $ a & 5 o m yO M «6. thB 2s i Eivhm & e ts â€" ud Cras ies T 2 aA B 3 OM a m \ o ts ET "a s 9 _0 s ve s 2 . wow e â€" a it w a o be Con f & U aGmr is 3 tz (o Wl ons S C 3 mud Thursday, July ist, red letter day for Weston citizens who wish to enâ€" joy the day at home. Under the ausâ€" pices of the Weston Branch of the G.W.V.A. one of the . biggest days‘ sports is being put on â€"at the reereaâ€" tion park, Dufferin St. Ball games, races, and other interesting features. Everybody)come. In the closing exercises of Moulton College we are pleased to note the name of Miss Myrtle Gardhouse, daughter of Mr. J. M. Gardhouse, as winning the Rev. W. A. Cameron prize in Second Year (work, also in the Senior Sewing Class Mrs. Firstbrook Memorial. Mr. Coombs is starting pioneer work in Weston on the cash and carry sysâ€" tem so popular in many towns and cities. The store formerly occupied by Mr. Mackay is being renovated and will be open for business. In the adjoining store he will still continue his music and magazine department. Also a first class ice cream parlor will be opened. Take notice that the appeals from the Court of Revision on the assessâ€" ment of the Town of Weston will be heard by his Honor the Judge of the County Court at the Town Hall, Wesâ€" ton, on Saturday, June 26th, 1920, at 10 o‘clock a.m. Dated at Weston, June 12th, 1920. J. H. TAYLOR, Clerk of the Town of Weston. Reserve Wednesday, July 7th. Why? That is the date announced for the annual garden party of the Old Presâ€" byterian Church. Watch for particuâ€" lars. One of the largest real estate deals for some years was negotiated sucâ€" cessfully by Mr. N. J. Seal of the Consolidated Realty Co., when the purchase of ‘Westmount Annex from Mr. Kingdom was arranged for this week. There is no doubt about this propâ€" erty being snapped up by home buildâ€" ers, being convenient to cars, low rates and taxes and situated as it is it will make an attractive investment for any man. Methodist . Church annual garden party on Wednesday, June 23rd. Good prograim, supper served in the carly part of the evening. Come and meet your friends. About fourteen acres of the most delightfully located land is opened up to the public, and thus Westmount, the prosperous and progressive subâ€" urb, is thereby able to extend its borâ€" ders.. The exact price paid is not known, but it was considerable. Mr. and Mrs. McCubbin and family of North Bay are spending a few days with the latter‘s parents, Rev. J. / W. and Mrs. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. D. Macdonald of Main St. spent the week end with their son, Rey. John MacDonald, at Dundas, Ont. i 110 Mr. and Mrs. Sybill, sr., and Mr TOWN TALK TOWN OF WESTON NOTICE In forwatding the decoration I am commanded by the King to assure you of His Majesty‘s high appreciaâ€" tion of the services rendered. i The X. L. Bible Class picnic will be held on Saturday, June 19th, to High Park. Friends accept this invitation and come along. War Medal Comes to Weston On Saturday, (June 12th, Mr. E. Luckett received the 1914â€"1915 Star awarded to his brother, Pte. E. Luckâ€" ett, No. 9049, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, who, while serving with the Imperial Forces in Turkey, Asia, was taken prisoner with General Townâ€" shend at the siege of Kut El Amara on April 26th, 1916, and died May 218st, 1916.f Accompanying the honor was the following letter: Record Office, Warwick, 31st May, 1920. I am directed to transmit to you the accompanying 1914â€"15 Star,which should have been conferred upon No. 9049, Private E..F. Luckett, Oxford & Bucks L. L, had he lived, in memory of his services with the British Forâ€" ces during the Great War. I am to request that you will be so good as to acknowledge the receipt of the decoration on the attached form. and Mrs. Sybill, Jr., of Streetsville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Drinkwalter, King St., on Sunday last. The C.C.M. employees will go to Queenston Heights on Saturday, June 19th. If you want a pleasure trip combining a sail across Lake Ontario and an exhibition of athletic sports and races, go with them. Boats leave Yonge St. wharf at 9.15 a.m. and reâ€" turning Ieave Queenston 5.50 and 7.50 Mrs. Hawman of Missouri is spendâ€" ing a few days with her niece, Mrs. W. J. Ward, Main St. G.W.V.A. Dayâ€"Ist of Julyâ€"Dominâ€" ion Day and Heroes‘ Day combined. You are invited to be their guest at the Weston Fair Grounds. The Weston public library will be closed from Monday, June 21st, until July 12th, as Miss Rothery, librarian, is enjoying a two weeks‘ vacation. On Saturday, June 19th, the X. L. Bible Class of the Methodist Church will hold a picnic to High Park. All interested in the class are cordially invited to join with the members and come and spend a pleasant afternoon. Sports of various kinds are being arâ€" ranged by the committee in charge. Picnic lunch served. Your presence and coâ€"operation is needed to make it a success. The party will leave Weston on the 2.10 car. Any who are not able to come at that hour will be welcome at a later hour. The first open air band concert of the .season was held Jlast Saturday night and enjoyed by a large number of citizens. It is hoped that several of these musical evenings will be givâ€" en during the summer months. Our town band is to be congratulated on the choice of selections rendered, and deserve the support and patronage which we are sure they will receive from time to time. Your obedient servant, H. GOWER, Lieut. (For Officer to Records) The program for the annual Methâ€" odist Church garden party to be held Wednesday, June 23rd, in the Orchard Park, belonging to Mr. David Rownâ€" tree, Dufferin St., contains many inâ€" teresting numbers. The Weston Band, Mr. Howse, baritone, ‘Toronto; Miss «@eorgina Burgess, elocutionist, Wesâ€" ton, Misses Chapman and Emberson, pianists, Weston, and numbers by the K.O.H. Class, under the leadership of Mr. Pearson, also singing directed by A. T. Mather, Mr. H. Reid, church orâ€" ganist, accompanist. Tea . will be served from 6 to $ p.m. Procéeds in aid of Ladies‘ Aid Funds. Mrs. Armstrong of Locust Hill spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. R. Greer, Main St. \ On Thursday evening, June 27th, the Children‘s Aid Society of York County intend to open the Children‘s Shelter at Stop 34, Metropolitan Railâ€" way. The farmers of West York are arâ€" ranging for a big day on Saturday, June 19th, when a picnic and sports will be held at Woodbridge. A request is being made by the Laâ€" dies‘ Auxiliary of the G.W.V.A.. for donations of baking for the.refreshâ€" ment booth, also anyone willing to asâ€" sist in the work will they please leave their name with Mrs. Foster, President of the Auxiliary. The friends of St. John‘s Church, George St., are holding their annual picnic on Saturday, July 26th. Sports for everyone, band music, good muâ€" sical program. Mr. J. B| Adamson and J. Bell left on Tuesday for Montreal, the Grand Lodge of the Canadian Order of Forâ€" resters being held this week. The annual Sunday School picnic in connection with the Old Presbyterian church will be held on Saturday, June 26th, to Mr. Robért Chapman‘s farm or perhaps better known as Mr. Jno. Ackrow‘s picnic flats, Mr. Chapman having reecntly purchased the farm. Motors will leave the Sunday School, Cross St., at 1.30 p.m. and convey the children and friends to the grounds, the return trip be also arranged for in the same manner. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Irwin are leaving on Thursday for a motor trip to Prince Edward County and will return July. 1st. We are pleased to note that Rev. W. A. Rodwell is able to be out again after being confined to his home for the past few weeks. The summer session of the York County Council was opened Monday in the County Buildings. Warden J. M. Gardhouse presided. On Tuesday the annual excursion to Nlagara Falls was held several of the local townsâ€" people accompanied the members and/ enjoyed the outings. The total ‘cash ‘donations at the Grenfell Mission Shower held last week amounted to $16.00. On Monday two large bales, containing articles of clothing, bedding, groceries and other comforts were packed and will be shipped immediately, one going to Forteau and the other to St. Anthony. Phone 359 The president of the Auxiliary, Mrs. Foster, will be. pleased to receive contributions of HOME MADE BAKING for the G.W.V.A. Field Day. Contributions _ can be left at Mrs. Mattison‘s, 165 Eagle Ave., or No. 1, Humber St., Weston, on the 30th of June. " Those willing to assist on July ist in serving might also comâ€" _ municate with the above. 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