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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1i3TH, 1921 To have some storekeepers calling at your door begging for orders, possibly when you‘re Rurrying preparing dinner or entertaining callers. 1 8 do n‘t? FOOD TO YOUR TASTE â€"Your Dry Goods, Druggist, Hardware or Shoe Merchant do not trouble you thus, so why should a few other lines? . ~Say!l â€"haven‘t you noficed that the better class of stores It will pay you to. visit the Stores, compare Cash Store prices, select your own goods and save money. ' Scrutinize our window on Fridays for specials, more inâ€" side daily‘ : ~~ â€"â€" 7: s 2 PHONE 184 PHONE 456 PHONE 102 PHONE 340 BEST QUALITY AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE We buy for cagh from the best firms in Toronto, tal ash Discounts, and you get the benefit. _ 7. You can move right into it toâ€"day. _ § Note the description. s This is an ideal home and a real buy. Brick Veneer House, 4 large rooms, well trimmed, full sized basement, electric light and water, side drive, _ Splendid view. Five minutes‘ walle to car line. Deposit to suit customer, balance as rent. Libâ€" eral discount for large cash payment. Township Taxes John OQ. Sears PHONE 344 F. J. Bridgman CIGARETTES Is It Not Annoying : OUR MOTTO IS SERVICE AND QUALITY You are the best judge_of the groceries that we carry. If they were not good, wholesorae and appetizing, we would not have built up the trade that we now have. They have chosemthis store becauseâ€"of the cleanliness, service and quality that prevails.. ‘ _ j Mallaby‘s Store Specials for the Weekâ€"End â€" # o & § special Rates for Boarders by the Week HIGH CLASS QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Gâ€" W. COX BILLIARDS iCE CREAM PARLOR CANDIES, CIGARS A. V. DEVINS HERE IS A HOME Killed and Dressed at Home. Choice Legs of Young Mutâ€" tom 4b. sraw acytns. ... 089C Shoulders, 1b Best Grade Creamery Butter, ( D es t t aiaan :sce 6e BEresh Eggs, strictly Choice Dairy * > Nort Pot Roast, 1b, . Choice Oven Roast, Breast and Half Shoulders Lons, BUTCHER GROCER CGEOQORCGE ROBERTES, Builder Phone Weston 238. ALL MEATS Butter, 366 MAIN ST. NORTH § : 4 JOHN STREET 6 JOHN STREET TOBACCOS new laid 30c doz. Ib... 58e â€" WESTON MAIN STREET 25¢ 23¢ 17¢ 16c 20c About one hundred and fifty men, and boys turned out to attend the, general meeting that was called by the Mayor and held in the town hall , on Wednesday evening last â€"for ‘the | purpose of furthering the organizaâ€" tion of the Weston Amateur Athletic €lub.. Mayor FElynn acted as chairâ€" man, whilst Mr. Alex Pearson assumâ€" ed the role of secretazy. The genâ€" eral desire for organized sport in the town was very evident by the enâ€". thusiasm displayed by those present and also by the interesting questions that were asked of the chairman, who displayed his ability and knowledge by prompt and explicit answers. . The chairman,. in his opening Temarks, outlined briefly the idea of the meetâ€" ing and also (the aims and objects of the club, whose main ambition will beâ€"to nurture our young@boys and men so as to get themâ€"into shape and give thein every assistance to enable them to become firstâ€"class sportsmen. . This will establish a basis. whereby we will have a series of excellent players coming along all the time, §‘6 thatâ€"we will not be lacking for materâ€" ial for our fast teams when they are most. needed, thereby eliminating a great deal of the hardship that teams in the past have had to contend withk. The boys will also benefit by the careful training that they will receive and the general knowledge that they. will gain of the higher arts in sports. Committees Report _ ‘ A report was presented which had been drawn up by the Special Comâ€": mittee, who are. mainly re,sponsiblel for the formation of the club. This: report is a general outline of@the, constitution. (1) That:an association . be formed to be known as the "VVesâ€"} ton Amateur Athletie Club" for the purpose of developing and encouragâ€" ing amateur athletic sport. (2) That the membership be composed of three classes, to be known as ‘"Honorary," "Associate," and ‘‘Active.‘ Annual membership fee, Honorary $5, Associâ€" ate $2, Active $4. (s) That the year shall be the calendar year, and the annual meeting shall be held at least one week previous to Good Friday and the exact date of the meeting shall be determined by. the Executive Comâ€" mittee.. (4) At the annual meeting there shall be presented a report of the activities of the year, and a proâ€" perly audited financial statement. â€"In addition.to this there will be the elecâ€" tion of officers, and any other busiâ€" ness pertaining to the, welfare of the club. ~(5) IPhe officers of the club shall consist of honorary presidents, â€" president, â€" viceâ€"president, secretary, treasurer, executive committee of five members and two auditors. (6) That necesi‘éa.ry officials ~â€"be appointed. by the eXecutive, as various branches of sport are developed, who will work under the general «executive. â€" (7) The executive committee shall have control of the playing grounds, finanâ€" ces, rules and admission for memberâ€" ship and any other matters usually assigned to executive bodies. Organized Sport Sunday â€"morning, â€" April 17th, a special meetingâ€" of, the: Methodist Church Men‘s Club is called for ten o‘clock, for the purpose of discussing some important matters in connection with the Brotherhood. All are reâ€" quested to attend. It was first suggested that the reâ€" port be accepted en bloc, but after discussion it was decided to. analyse the whole and take it by clauses. This method permitted the change of any part that the members. desired and the above report.is revised accorâ€" dingly. _A resolution was submitted by Mr. T. J..Maguire and seconded by Mr. H. M. Alexander, that the execuâ€" tive committee be instructed to draw up a constitution and byâ€"laws for the club, which was carried by. the memâ€" bers. Mr. F. G. Beardall called atten> tion to the fact that no provision had been made for the ladies to partake in the sports, but. was assured ~that they would be taken care of as the byâ€"laws as already drawn up did not particularly specify that the club was for men and boys only. <This. matter will be given full consideration as soon as the club gets under way. Election of Officers The chairman presented a slate which had been prepared to facilitate the formation of the club, but called attention to.the.fact that the; memâ€" bers were in no way bound to) accept all or any of the names that ‘were suggested~ This method was approvâ€" ed of by the original committee and each name proposed had been given full consideration in an endeavor to eliminate any hitch that might occur, The following were elected for. the ensuing year: * Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gregory re= turned home last week, after spendâ€" ing the winter months in St. Petersâ€" burg, the Sunshine City of the South. «‘On Friday afternoon, April 15th, at 3 o‘clock, under the auspices of the W.M.S., a union prayer service will be, held in the Methodist Church, Weston, in the interest of the Referâ€" endum.. Mrs. Pugsley of Toronto will be the speaker andâ€"vocal seiections will be given by the ladies from the various churches. An urgent request is made to all the ladies to be present. A game of carpetball between Leeds Lodge and Kingscourt Lodge, Mount Dennis, on Wednesday evening last, resulted in a score of 42â€"40 in favor of Kingscourt. There is a great deal of W))l‘k to be done this year, as there are various lines of sport which will have to have immediate atftention if we are to have success. In a few. words, Mr. Fred Rowntree, the veteran‘ goalâ€" keeper of the senior lacrosse team, which has brought so many honors home, addressed the meeting and mentioned that the executive of the senior team had made arrangements for the entry fees of the junior and juvenile teams. He lauded the work that was being conducted and gave assurance of his support whenever he possibly could.. Mr. Harold Coulter appreciated the efforts being put forth, and wished the club all sucâ€" ‘Honorary Presidentsâ€"Mayor R. J. Elynn, Reeve J. M. Jackson. Presidentâ€"Mr. Alex. Pearson. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"Mr. T. J. Maguire. Secretaryâ€"Mr. J. P. Allan. _ Treasurerâ€"Mr. Jas. Cameron. Executive Committeeâ€"Mr. Arthus Mallaby, Mr. N. J. MeEwen, Mr. J. T. Farr, Mr. Jno. Harris, and Mr..Ihos. Griffith. a Auditorsâ€"Mr. }H Mr. Nelson Clarke cess. The marring feature of the WESTON J. Alexandercand TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON Now a Reality evening was when Professor R. W. Wade regretted that he would not be able to take any office owing to the fact that he was already president of Bowling Club and did not feel that he could ‘do justice to both clubs in the way that he would like to, despite the fact that pressure was brought to bear on his to accept the presidency of the Athletic Club. â€" _ Three Lacrosse Teams _ By the program outlined for laâ€" crosse this year, Canada‘s national game'will be appropriately brought to the fore. A championship team has always been the aim of the playâ€" ers and the ambition of the citizens each year. During the past we have had very good success through the intense interest . manifested at all times by the players and through the undivided support that has been given he team as a whole. ‘ Lacrosse â€"as it should be played has been truly exemplified by our boys and such exâ€" cellent sportsmanship â€" will receive equal encouragement in the future and more especially since sport in general has become organized. The matter of arranging games, geiting the certificates signed up properly and the many other little items that generally confront the management of a team will be hamdled previously by the executive of the club.. Every facility for the prospective player will be advanced and all boys who are interested are requested to hand their names in to the president, Mr. Alex. Pearson, designating the team that they {wish to play in, that is, junior, juveni\le and midget. Each team will be managed. by. an expert at the game and captained by one of the members of that team. This method will give the club the opportunity of properly handling the different teams by providing firstâ€"class management, whose duties will be to concentrate on their particular team. Judging by the good lacrosse men that we have already there will be every possibility of producing a winning team and every boy is invited to become a member ‘of the club. He will have everything to gain and |nothing L/) lose. e FEqotball will be Promoted Years ago Weston produced a winning football team(and it was anâ€" ticipated at that time that the good, old, English game had come to stay.. Unfortunately, with the passing of that team aiso faded the hopes of the continuation of that hne of sport. It is the intention . of the club to resurrect footballvand again bring it back to its former,, position.. ‘This game ranks among the foremost inâ€" sofar as healthful games are concernâ€" ed. As there are quite a number of football players in town, they are urgâ€" ed to get in, touch. with the secretary and enroll so that this popular game will get off to a good. start and enâ€" able the team to get their full share of practice and qualify for the disâ€" trict. By instructing the boys now we will reap the benefits later, when the demand for good players will become greater, when it is hoped that we will have quite a numberâ€"of boys to choose from who have received careful tuiâ€" tion under real management. & } Encourage Indoor Ball The club will endzsavor to promote those games that will appeal to all the citizens and at the same time ofâ€" fer as much ‘recreation~as possible. Now that Daylight Saving will soon be in force, we will ‘have long evenâ€" ings, during which time we could utilize the daylight for the promotion of sport in general, and indoor ball will be one of them. ~This form of sport will especially appeal to those who work in offices=all day and are desirous of throwing. off the fatigue of the day by indulging in a man‘s game, and so invigorate the mind and body for the morrow. Married. Men‘s. Team s The â€"committee will organize teams for everybody, so that no one will be barred from‘ playing: this game, but they will also specialize on a married men‘s team._ If the members who are desirous of joining in the Married Men‘s Team will communicate. with (the secretary, it will greatly facilitate the formation of the different teams LCOF Court Humber will in ~â€"fuâ€" ture hold their xpeetings in the .G.W. V.A. bhall, Elsemere Ave., Weston, on the ist and 3rd Fi*idays of each month.. Next regular meeting, euchre game, 3 prizes, April 15th. While repairing wiring in the Lake Shore Mansions, Mr. ‘W. Crowhurst of the Mimico electric . store â€" fell and severely hurt his ankle. He is proâ€" gressing nicely. as it is hoped to have representations from the different wards of the town and as schedules «will have to be drawn up, there is every need for speed. $ â€" f General entertainment of this kind will be carried on during the summer at the end of which time the finals will be played. ~A very large perâ€" centage of married men find that inâ€" door ball is well ‘suited to the extent of their abilities, as faster games are too strenuous and they are therefore qutclassed, Again‘ the’ fact that a DE FORESTâ€"FRANKS â€" On Wedâ€" nesday, Aprmil 6th, 1921, at Vanâ€" couver, B.C., Grace P. Franks, forâ€" merly of Toronto, youngest daughâ€" ter of the late Peter Franks of Wesâ€" ton.~ Ont., toâ€" Mr.â€" H. J. â€"de «Borest of Calgary, formerly of Vancouver, é‘reat many of our hitherto"spectators Aro wearied Of being ‘"Just spectators" and are desirous of becoming active members of at least one line of sport. We can begin to play as we get older, but we cannot begin to play younger, so send your name in and boost the elub and indoor ball. Cricket will be Played. Although it may seem that too many games will be tackled this year, still there is no doubt in the minds of the members that those sports set down are not one too : many. Cricketâ€" ers are invited to assemble and get out on the oval.. We have some exâ€" cellent players who eould stand. a little exercise themselyes and at the same time pass on some of their ideas of the game to those who are anxious to induige in that quiet game so well known to all Englishmen. NOHCE WEDDING Duiterin sStreet, and intends to specâ€" ially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $8,000.00, of which $2000.00 is to be paid by the Corporation. The estiâ€" mated special rate pet foot frontage is $2.80.. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalments, 38c per foot per year. 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town of _ Weston intends to construct as a local improvement a curh and gutter on the northwest side of Main Street from the north limit of Dennison Avenue to the south limit of Dufferin Street, and intends to specially assess ~a part of the cost upon the land a@utting directly on the work. j ; 3 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Town â€"of Weston intends to construct as a local improvement & pavement on both sides of Main Street from the south street line of Dennison Avenue to the south street line of Dufferin Street, and intends to specâ€" ially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 3. A petition against the work will not avail to prevent its construction. Dated this twelfth. day of April T924. 2. The estimated cost/of the work is $3.300.00, of which $800100 is to be paid by the Corporation. The estiâ€" mated special rate per foot frontage is $1.35. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalm,ents,‘ 20c per foot per yeat.. â€" \ 3. A petition against the work will not avail to prevent its construction. 1. The Council of .the Corporation of the Town of Weston intends to construct as a local improvement a curb andâ€"gutter and . pavement on both sides of Main ‘Street from the south street line of Dufferin Street to the south lot line extended of lot 626 Dated this twelfth day 1924 on the east side of Main Street, 460 feet, more or less, north of King Street and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting diâ€" rectly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $6,300.00,â€" of which $1,500.00 is to be paid by the Corporation. The ‘estiâ€" mated special rate per foot frontage is $4.00.. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalments,.55¢ per foot per year. 1. The Council of the Cérporation of the Town of Weston intends to conâ€" struct as a local improvement a curb, gutter and pavement on both sides of Main Street from the north street line of St.‘John‘s Road to the north street line of Dennison Avenue, and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work 2. The estimated cost of the work is $3,000.00, of which $800.00 is to be paid _by the Corporation. . The estiâ€" mated ‘special rate per foot frontage is $4.00. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalments, 55¢ per foot per year. gl x pétitién against the work will not avail to prevent its construction. â€" Dated this twelfth day of April, 192. Mrs. J. Scott. of West Toronto is visiting Mrs. L. Clark and Mr. Wm. Scott. â€" , Miss L. Brov?;, Mrs. F._C. Rogers and Master Lloyd Rogers visited with friends in East Toronto last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. Chapman attended the wedding last Wednesday evening at Emery of Mrs. Chapman‘s nephew, Mr. Eddie Castator, â€" to Miss Longâ€" house The Ladies‘ Aid met at the home of Mrs. J, Nuttall on Wednesday last and held their meeting for April. There was a very poor attendance of memâ€" bers owing to so many being away or very busy. Those present had a pleasâ€" ant and profitable time, â€" The next meeting will be held in the church early in May and as this is the annual meeting it is hoped all the members will try and be present. Mr.â€"ant Mrs. A. A. cust Hill, were visito strong‘s parents, Mr. Scott, on Friday last Messrs. Frank and Albert Nuttall, who have been on the sick list the past few days, are now again able to be out. § Mrs. Moses Warren is looking forâ€" ward to a visit in her old home in England this summer. All being well, Mrs. Warren expects to sail in June. Mrs. James Kingdon, Sr.. Weston, Ont., announces the engagement of her granddaughter, Katherine Mary Gracery, to â€"Mr. Ralph Rickett of Kleinsburg, Ont., the marriage to take place the middle of April. , MASHENTERâ€"In loving memory, of my dear mother, who departed this life April 6th, 1917. & I‘m lonesome here without you,â€"defr mother, And sad the weary. way, For life is not the same to me Since you were called away. But peaceful _beâ€" your _ rest, â€"dea mother, . 5 "Tis sweet to breathe your name. In life I loved you very dear, In death I do the same. Daushter Alice./ LAVERâ€"â€"In Aoving _ memor, > dear father, Edwin G. Laver passed away April 5th, 1920 Beautiful toiler, thy work all done, Th_;s_\world’s weary troubles and _Sorrows are past. In silence bhe suffered, with patience he bore, % And with farewell unspoken He quietly entered home. _ TAKE NOTICE THAT TAKE NOTICE THAT TAKE NOTICE THAT TAKRE NOTICE THAT J. H. CAXYLOR,. Clerck J. H. CFAYEOR, Clerk J. B. TAYLOR, Clerk ENGAGEMENTS J." H. LA XELOR, Clerk HUMBERVALE IN MEMORIAM & A. Armstrong, of Loâ€" visitors _ of Mrs. Arm> and Mrs. John of April Family Te ut â€" who FOR SALEâ€"Fox terrier puppies for sale, little beauties, real toys. Don‘t be too late. Apply C. Willadson, Russell Rd. HELP WANTEDâ€"A woman,: by the day to do light housework. â€" Apâ€" ply Mrs: A. Mitchell, 48 George St. Weston, â€"phone 111. ‘tbe _ HOMEBUILDER, _ ATTENTION â€" Beautiful buildings, lot for sale, opposite golf links, near car and Massey Harris. Terms arranged. C. Willadson, Russell Rd. AVANTED â€"â€" Young â€"woman wants work by the day. Apply 255 Maria St., Weston, or phone 454, Weston. FOR SALEâ€"Singer sewing machine. ~ Apply Miss Dodgson, Emery, or by mail, R.R. No. 2, Weston. FOR SALEâ€"Parlor:pool table, balls and cue;â€"all in good order. Wil sell cheap. Apply 50 Chureh=St., Weston. C LAYING HENS WANTED â€" White Leghorns â€"or Rhode Island Rads. Must be young and bred toâ€" lay. Apply W. J. McDonald, 216 >King St., Weston, or phone 460. SHACK FOR SALEâ€"12#x16‘, all oneâ€" inch lumber, covered with ready roofing. Jas.. ‘Waylor, Stop, 29, Thistletown. WE CAN GIVE an agent interested in town and suburbanâ€"real estate or farm properties a very goodâ€"opporâ€" tunity to increase »his ‘sales in the district both to. outside buyers as well as local investors. Drop us a letter or call and see us when you are in the city. John . Fisher & Company, Lumsden Building, Toâ€" ronto. s BOX 289 FOR _ SALE â€" Choice:, stfawberry plants and raspberxfy ‘caness . Apply , J. T. Reaston, Scarlett=ld., Wes tatton F.O.. phone 159r5. wWASHING AND IRONING WANTED â€"1 or 2 more good families. Curâ€" tains, woollens, silks, and children‘s wear special care. ~Large drying ground. Soft water. Try our wash and dry, 40¢ doz. Write Mrs. Parâ€" king, R.R. 2, Weston. Phone 17 1â€"2. Collect and deliver. WWANTEDâ€"Home washing, . one or two more family washimngs, â€"quick service, rough dried or finished, Aâ€"1 work.. For. prices and particulars apply Mrs. Neish, near Masseyâ€" Harris plant, Weston Rd., or phone tTe4. & WANTEDâ€"Old buildings, barns and sheds for wrecking purposes. Phone 396 Weston. "Aâ€" BAAâ€" un 4 x R FOR SALEâ€"Quantity of Second hand brick and lumber, prices right. Apply T. McKissock, Main Street, Weston. 2 £ . WANTEDâ€"For theâ€"season," a cook, kitchen woman, and a first class waitress. Apply Mistress .Barron, matron, Weston Golf and Country Club, Weston, Onf.eil § &TE : SPRING CLEANING . NEEDSâ€"Curâ€" taing washed, starched, ironed, 35¢ to _ 4:3 pair; Dutch style curtains, 40c and 45c pair; white spreads, from 15c up; colored comforters, 25¢c; flannel .or woollen blankets, 25¢c; bedrooms rugs washed. Mrs. Parkins, â€" Phone. 17â€"1â€"2â€" Weston, Refefences. s FOR SALEâ€"Iron beds, $5.00 each; stoves, furnace, boiler, .2 wagons, alsoâ€" building â€" material ‘including doors, windows, etc...Apply.to. The Reliableée Bedding ‘Co., Ltd., phone 94. & ce EGGS FOR HATCHINGâ€"White Wyandotte® Martin‘s strain direct, $2.50 per 15; $4.00 per 100. â€" Pen of 10 Black Wyandottes for sale, My stock won at Toronto Garden Show and many other shows durâ€" ing 1920. . Al. Pierson, phone 128, 14. Church St. : HATCHING EGGSâ€"Barred Plymouth FOR SALEâ€"Partridge Rocks setting eggs. Winners at Toronto. Garden and other shows, Inspection invitâ€" ed. Smith Harding ‘Ave. off 5th Ave., Weston. From tested Winter Layers: Anconas, Partridge, Wyandotte, ‘White Orpington and Rhode Isâ€" land White. : "afe > ; WESLEY S. FARLEY 11 George Street Weston HATCHING EGGSâ€"Moore‘s â€"S.â€"C EGGS FOR HATCOHINGâ€"From Marâ€" tin _Regal Dorcas strain â€" White Wyandottes. Many prize winners in my pen. $2.00° per *thâ€""eges. Several Black Wyandotte . pullets for sale at $§2.00â€" each, sto. nigke toom. A.â€"GC. FPeirson,, 14 Church St., Weston. â€"Phones 128 or 199. FOR SALEâ€"Rhode Island White <eggs for hatching, from heavy layâ€" ing strain,. Apply G. H. Whitlock Elverston Park, over 5th Ave. â€" Weston. 4: 4th Avenue WESTMOUNT â€" Experienced Maternity Nurse Terms â€"Moderfate )R SALEâ€" New house onâ€" Gratton St., Weston.â€"â€" Built for warmth. Electric lights and bells throughout. Cement cellar, cistern, and separate coal cellar, with furnace. Verandah. Large living room, dining room and kitchen... Three bed rooms, hall room, and clothes closet. A fully equipped bathroom. Price $5500, or a liberal discount, according to terms of sale. â€"P. O. BoxT, . Wesâ€" ton, Ont.,. 5 minutes‘ walk"from either street cars or main C.P. and White Leghorn bredâ€"toâ€"lay, also Barron, 282 eggs strain. Pens headâ€" ed by well â€"matured, vigorous cockâ€" erels. $2.50 per setting of 15. FKine Leghorn rooster for sale~ T.â€"Moore, Dixon‘s Road, Weston, R.R. No. 1. Rocks, $1.50 per setting, from my best _winter layers. Apply N. Purkes, Holley Ave., Weston. EGGS FOR HATCH NURSE MOURANT HATCHING EGGS PHONE 159r21 NG 4t 10. a.m.â€"Sunday Sehool. & â€" 11 a.m.â€"Morning Rervice. 3 p.m.â€"Service in @an hall, This= tletown. 5 â€" 7 p.m.â€"Service in â€" Westmount Community Hall. s ons Everybody welcome. : Cross Street * Pastor: Rev. W. M. Mackay, B.A. «Residence: Humbermount, Weston. Phone 293 sUNDAY, APRIL 17th 11 a.m.â€"Public Worship. & Sunday School in conjunction with the. morning service. T p.m.â€"â€"Public Worship. Organist, Mr. Weatherstone Strangers Welcome. BAPTISi CHURCBH Thursday, 8 p.m., "Last Song Serâ€" vice on Heaven." WEEK APRIL 17th f Sunday, 11‘ a.m.â€"â€""Seven.. Royal Messages." â€" ; Cns Sunday, 7 p.m., "Conversion." Monday, 2 p.m., ‘Three Priceless Treasures." s J. J. Harrington â€" Any person wishing to secure. ( Assembly Hall apply to _ . Trustee. rag Tuesday, 8 p.m., "A Wonderful Asâ€" surance in Song Sermon." Established 1858 § Pastor, REV. FORBES ROBERTSON Residence, John Street # Phone 241 SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1921 11 a.m.â€"Public Worship.. 2.45 p.m.â€"Sunday School, 7 p.m.â€""Illustrated Song Service." Choir Leader, Prof. H.â€"G. Bell: Organist, M(és Stella Rowntree, A.T.C.M. Strangers Welcome. Wednesday, °$ p.m., ‘"Mind Your Own Business." / W estminster Presbyterian Church. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF . ODDFEELLOWS \ Houses and Lots for Sale & Insurance Meets every Monday at 8 p.m. 1.0:0.F. Hall, Church St., Office: Main and Eagle Streets PHONE 334 AND 410 Electrical Contractors Tetms, etc. Apply at her residence: Cor. Church St. and Rosemount Avenue St. Phillip‘sChurch Visitors are cordially welcome. 2 to 5 p.m. Weston Methodist Church DO NOT FAIL TO HEAR THEM Crossley and Leonard 73 Main Street Dr. L. Rebefla Southcombe Rev. Frederick bertson, Rector Robert Strekt, Weston Phonek2353 Pastor, H. E: WINTEMUTE, B.A. Residence, King St., Weston Services 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship. 3.00 p.m. Sabbath School. 7.00 p.m. Evening Worship. Mion,. $ p.m., B.Y.P.U. : Wed. j8$ p.m., Prayer service. Stran&ers welcome. * Old Presbyterian Churehb FOR ELECTRICAL WORK Wiring, Appliances General Electrical Work â€"â€"Sceâ€"â€" «Dffice at Mrs. Dennis 17 Maria Street, Weston s Hours one to five p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday CLASS OR PRIVATE ‘FUILITEION W. J CRUICKSHANK Weston Lodse No, 200 Niiss Molite Ambler REAL ESTATE 141 King St., Weston Phone 405 DUVAL & DUVAL SIMPKIN BROS. .m. 6.30 to 8 p.m. and by appointment, Modern Dancing CHIROPRACTORS or Phone 389 Phone 200 Office Hours Etobicoke WESTON Weston Weston PAGE FIVE WESTON 1n.