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Â¥ 40 wWEDNESDAY, JUNE 8TH, 1921 You want good meat and prompt delivery. Your trade is what we need. Therefore we are ready to do our part. HOW ABOUT YOU? Gaâ€" W. COX PHONE 340 TINSMITH AND FURNACE SPECIALISTS PHONE 14 MAIN ST., WESTON (Shop over Oldham‘s Store) PHONE 199 Let Us Do _ Your Printing HYDRO QUALITY Once a customer always a customer. We guaranteé Satâ€" isfaction with every order. Phone orders early to insure prompt delivery. wC CLEANLINESS SIDEWALKS FOUNDATIONS CELLAR WORK ROAD CONTRACTOR Tenders Given on Excavations If you need a few Lamps, a Vacuum Cleaner, or durâ€" ing this hot weather an Electric Iron or Fan, drop in at THE HYDRO SHOP and make yout purchase, and you will appreciate the importance of quality. Special attention to children and phone orders. WATER, POWER AND LIGHT COMMISSION TOWN HALL, WESTON, ONT. WE CARRY ONLYâ€" THE BEST LINES OF ERESH AND CURED MEATS. POULTRY IN SEASON, BUTTER, EGGS, CANNED GOODS AND VEGETABLES. S(. , CONCRETE WORK The Name is Sufficient to Prove it Efficient BURGESS BROS. MEATS WHEN YOU WANT THEM Service and Quality CONCRETE MIXER FOR HIRE WE CAN MAKE INK TALK 96 CHURCH STREET, WESTON ALL GOODS C.0.D. COURTESY R. JOHNSON BUTCHER Roofing of all kinds reâ€" paired or put on including Tar and Gravel. Eavestroughing is our speâ€" cialty. When you get our work you can hang on to it. Exâ€" perience shows that you can rely upon our tinsmith work. Furnace and Heating sysâ€" tems installed. A. G. PIERSON, SUPT. PROMPT SERVICE 6 JOHN STREET QUALITY Estimates Mr. Jack Northcote was taken back to his home in Muskoka last week. His condition is somewhat better, but he will be confined to bed for at least three more weeks. His wife and family accompanied him. The annual. A.Y.P.A. picnic and field day, under the auspices of Toâ€" ronto local council, will be held this year on Saturday, June 18th, at Grimsby Beach. A.Y.P.A. members may secure tickets from the secretary of the branch. A splendid program of sports has been arranged and a pleasâ€" ant outing is assured to those who go. An orchestra will be in attendance on the boat. Boats leave at 8.15 a.m. and 2.15 p.m., and leave Grimsby at 7.30 . p.m. Mrs Street Grace noon. she is The General Synod of the Anglican Church meets in Toronto this week. The opening meeting took place in St. «James‘ Cathedral on Tuesday morning, June 7th. The two lay delâ€" egates from St. Margaret‘s, New Toâ€" ronto, Mr. W. D. Lawson and Mr. E. McCullum, are expected‘ to attend the session. s There will be a meeting of the recâ€" tor, wardens, vestry committee and the committee of ladies appointed of St. Margaret‘s in the church baseâ€" ment on Wednesday evening of this week, June 8th, to make arrangements for the garden party. A full attendâ€" ance is desired to discuss this imporâ€" tant undertaking. The garden party will be held on Wednesday afternoon and evening, June 22nd. Themplace has not yet been decided upon. ; Rev. G. W. Robinson of New Toâ€" ronto Century Methodist Church is attending the annual Methodist conâ€" ference being held in Orillia, Ont. He wilt be absent for ten days. The Boy Scouts will hold a church parade to the Methodist Church on Sunday next. Mr. J. M. Gardhouse has purchased Mr. Wm. Sheill‘s house on the corner of Rosemount and William, Mr. Sheills having bought the corner lot in the old Wadsworth property and is buildâ€" ing. Dr. D. Webster who purchased Mr. McLennan‘s house on John St. is making alterations, and will take posâ€" session in.a few weeks. Number of books issuedâ€" Adulf\.‘......... Juvenile .s cce e. is s (otals ces n e en ts n h Number of periodicals ... ..... Number of members ......... Number of new members durâ€" month ...,.. FInes\ 1. .. 2. Reserves ...... Cards......=>.". iFeesâ€"t....wnlcnlâ€" {Rotale. .t n ons Circulation General works . ‘Philosophy sBA iReligion .. ... .. Sociology ...... Philology ... Natural Science Useful Arts ... Fine Arts ... .. Literature .. .. History. .~..... Wravel .......% Biography ... .. Among the successful candidates at the recent Toronto University exâ€" aminations, the Weston citizens, as usual, made a good showing. In mediâ€" cine, Howard Charlton and Lee Bull took their 2nd year, 3rd year, Gordon Moffatt, 4th year, Cliff Bull and Fred Cruickshank. Lee Bull was also sucessâ€" ful in taking his finals in artâ€"and reâ€" ceived his degree of B. A. From time to time we hear of exâ€" ceptionally large eggs and occasionally we manage to get the measurements, but Mr. Tom Harris, of Rhode Island Red fame, has a particular hen who lays a double yoked egg each day, and has been in the habit of doing so for the past month and a half. Apparently it is a mark of appreciation on the part of the hen, for care and time expended. Mr. Norval Pollard returned home on Monday morning from the West. What might . have developed into fatal results was narrowly averted when Mr. George Dalton, who is emâ€" ployed on the construction gang of the Bell Telephone Co., was entombed in the trench now being dug on the Main St. Mr. Dalton was carrying on with his work and. was down to a depth of about three or four feet, when the loose earth gave way and about a ton of the hard road metal caved in on top of him, burying him completely. Many of the workmen rushed to the scene and in about three minutes had him safely on the surface: He was found to be exhausted and another few seconds would have meant death from. suffocation â€"whilst under the earth. Howevet The foreman on the gob TendAred first.aid and assisted by the men, he brought the injured man bacl: to consciousness. He was then rushed to the office of Dr. Gates, where it was found that he was sufferâ€" ing from shock and severe contusions of the lower limbs. Mr. Dalton was unable to continudg with his work and had to be taken home in a MoCX Car Accidents Will Happen 3t Regardless of the great care that is always taken, there is no doubt that accidents are bound to occur, and great credit is due the men. working on this job for their prompt action, which undoubtedly saved this man from an untimely end. If each foreâ€" man is equipped with a first aid kit, it will be found that they will be very useful in the event of an accident, which othewise might dévelop into a fatality. Prompt : Action â€" Saves Victim from Horrible Deathâ€"Painâ€" ful Injuries Received CAVEâ€"IN NEMLY _ cCVs WOkKv Fiction 1350, 806 wWESTON PUBLIC LIBRARY William Cochrane of Third returned to her home from Hospital last Saturday afterâ€" Her condition is improved and now progressing favorably. NEW TORONTO Report for, 1921. 15 u. 0. $ 08 84 €o 65 J ind ob C se 412 99 Adults: Juy. a2 53 48 23 39 45 41 25 1656 1227 2883 295 1799 120 126 29 20 40 48 21 TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kellam, Wesâ€" ton, Ontario, announce the engageâ€" ment of their second daughter, Agnes, to Mr. Frank H. Taylor, son of Mr. John Taylor, Mono Road, Ont., the marriage to take place in June. The Independent Order of Oddfelâ€" lows will hold their annual decoration service at the â€"Riverside cemetery, \June 12th. All Oddfellow members and visitors are invited to be present at the T. 0. 0. K. Hall, Church St on Sunday, . June.. 12th.._â€"at 1:80 ip. m. District Deputy Grand Master, Bro. W. H. Taylor and suite will L)e present and officiate. In addition to the memâ€" ory of the brethren sleeping in Riverâ€" side, there two fallen comrades on Flander‘s Fields will also be honored by the placing of flowers on a grave which has been kindly. loaned for this purpose,. A special invitation is given to all the relatives and friends of the deceased brethren. The members, are urged to take note of the date a_nq attend the service, Â¥ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beamish and family, of Coulter Ave., wish to thank the many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown them during their recent sad bereaveâ€" ment, also for the beautiful floral toâ€" kens sent to them. Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard and family, Main St., Weston, wish to thank their many friends for the kindâ€" ness and sympathy extended to them in their recent bereavement, also for the floral tributes sent in memory of their deceased son, Stanley. On Thursday, June 16th, the annual York Township Sunday School ‘convenâ€" tion will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Mt. Dennis. Three sessions will be held, morring, afternoon and evening, Addresses dealing with the every day problems of the work, will be given by men of practical experl’- ence. along these lines, followed by discussions, question drawers, etc. Musical numbers will also add ‘to the enjoyment of the meeting. All interâ€" ested in Sunday School work are most cordially invited to attend. HOLLEYâ€"At Tavistock, Ont.,. May Sist, to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Holley (formerly of Weston), a daughter. The official openi®Eg 8f the Weston Lawn Bowling Club will take place on the local green on Saturday, June 18th. Eight visitingâ€" rinks will be entertained by the, Weston members, and a pleasant afternoon is looked forward to. Sunday, June 12th will be conferâ€" ence Sunday in the Methodist Church, and in the absence of the pastor, the morning service will be in charge of the Lord‘s Day Alliance, with Rev. Mr. Abraham as speaker and in the evenâ€" ing, the Brotherhood of the church will take charge of the service. The Willysâ€"Overland, Canada Cycle and Motor Co., Ltd. and Russell Gear and Machine Ltd., will hold their annual summer _ picnic. at Wabasso Park on Saturday, June 18th. A big program of sports is arranged. Concert and dancing on the boat. Come and bring your friends to enjoy a merry day. Boat leaves Younge St. wharf at The J. F. I. A. of the county, held a debate and social evening in Markâ€" ham, on Tuesday evening, May 31st. The debate read, Resolved that motion pictures should be abolished. The afâ€" firmative was upheld by Mr. Barker and Stonehouse > of "West York; the negative by Messrs. Bonner and Crosby of East York. The judges after lengthy deliberation decided in fayor of the negative. After the «debate a short program and dance was held. There was a good turnout and a very profitâ€" able and enjoyable evening was enjoyâ€" ed by all. The members of N. L. Bible class will hold their annual picnic on Saturâ€" day, June 18th., at the home of Mrs. Nicholas, Grandview Ave., Elverstone Park. A cordial invitation to all interâ€" ested in the class, the gentlemen are also asked to come and enjoy the afternoon with the ladies. Mr. Irwin Gram of Niagara Falls, spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Gram, Main Weston Horticulturists Put Fine Exhibitâ€"Show a Decided Success _ _Prize winners for last week were as yYoltcwss ; m follows: _ Irisâ€"Bryce ~Moffat, Mrs, Martine Lindsay and Mrs, J, M. Pearâ€" en; columbineâ€"Mrs. J. M. Pegren, Miss N. Bell and Miss Dorothy Mofâ€" fat; pansiesâ€"Miss Barbara Lindsay, Miss Dorothy Moffat and Miss N. Bell; pyrethrums â€" Miss Dorothy Moffat, Mrs. J. M. Pearen; bleeding heartâ€" Miss Dorothy Moffat any other bloomsâ€"Miss Barbara Lindsay, Miss Dorothy Moffat and Miss N. Bell. The first flower show of the season under the auspices of the Horticulturâ€" al Society was held last week, and the new departure proved very successâ€" ful. Hill & Shilles‘, and Farr & Hasâ€" sard‘s windows were used fom.the disâ€" play, the two large windows, being well adapted and gaxe, the, people a splendid opportunity of» viewing the different varieties _on exnmibitn . The second one of the series is to be, held this Friday and Saturd&y at A, M. Oldbham‘s and H. Cousins‘. Varieties, to be shown as follows: 3 Paconies in variety. s 3 spikes Iris in variety. & ‘4 sprays Lillies in variety, 3 sprays Columbing in variety, #4 3 blooms or sprays or any Other The committee in charge will apprcâ€" ciate the coâ€"operation of the members in this, and request them to bring flewers rnot later than 6 p.m. Friday. Judging will be at 7 p.m. Friday, and flowers may be removed after 9 p.m, Saturday. flower RST FLOWER SHOW â€"{F TXE 58HSON CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS ENGAGEMENTS BIRTHS WESTON up a Court Humber, No. 9308, Ancient Order of Foresters, meets in the Meâ€" morial Hall, Elsemere Ave., Weston. Juveniles, ist Friday in each month. Senior court, 3r4 Friday in each month. Weston P. 0. _ Phone Weston 139r13 BARGAINS! _ BARGAINS! Lookâ€"Plums, Choice Lomâ€" bard, tin ... ... ....17¢ Can‘t be beaten. Choicest Dairy Butter, Ib. 29c Choicest Mixed Chocolates, great variety of flavors, h. ....~....... .306 Headquarters Sunkist Fruits. See our appetising display of Choicest Fruits and Vegetables. ONE FOR IT! MHPHONE 25 /fl Let, me ins’urg your house or your car I have the agencey for three insurance companies. .1 also have the agency for three brick companies. I keep a stock of mantel brick, tile for grates. I also have stock brick. Will be open evenings | after April 1st. Call me by phone or come in as you pass. s meaimigrvarcle... . 18e Coffee, choicest, Ib. .. . .50¢ Palm Olive Soap, 3 for . . 24c Laundry Soaps, bar ... . .8¢ Eddy‘s Matches, 2 boxes 25¢ Toilet Paper, 5 for . . . .. 25¢ Tomato Soup, 2 Ib. tins, eagh o ds l in ssmc ks t0€ Love flies out of the windows when poor foods come in through the door. Cupid likes a good square meal three . tinmes a day. He‘s quite human and needs to be nourished. Buy his pure food supplies here, "Fhis is a yrocety de fuxe. I ces The X Blend Tea, choigest black . ..; .;â€".. Ade I6. Pure Lard, 3 Ib. pails, Ib. 49¢ Pure Strawherry Jam, 12 o7 prs...:... _a....23¢ Vanilla Extract, bottle .. 10¢ Baking Powder, 1 Ib. tin 25¢ Salmon, choice, half Ib, tin PAINTER & DECORATOR Latest Samples to Choose From gain prices Phone 30 Broken sizes in Men‘s and Boys‘ Boots,Women‘s Shoes, Patent Slippers, Running Boots and Shoes, in white and black, to clear at barâ€" King and Main Sts., Westorn Phone: Office 99, House 351 THOMAS MeKISSOCK Esfimates Given Free E. WALLIS G M. LYONS ) Main Street WESTON : NOTICE MAIN STREET CP.R. Tracks 165 MAIN STREET Special Rates for Boarders by the Week PHONE 109 A., DEVINS ] PHONE 344 W. ie If it is Quality Meats \# This is the machine that will put those ;hqés in shape Get your Coal Bin Filled NOW ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS NEATLY DONE. P3 Well, just step up and you will get a real surprise Everything in order and service is our aim. and carries a full line of Groceries and Provisions Prompt Service NEILSON‘S ICE CREAM fis Gray Dort Inn A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT * AND BRIDGMAN WILL GIVE QUICK SERVICE. IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE TO TRY HIM. T om Hatton Phone 344 BEST SCRANTON HARD COAL W. G. HUTCHINSON wishes to announce that he is located. at 165 MAIN STREET SOUTH HARRY G. HILL F. J; BRIDGMAN HAVE YOU TRIED OUR ICE CREAM PARLOR _ AT A BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR THIS WEEK END BILLIARD TABLES Sheds and Office Phone 72 ISLINGTON L OPP. THOMSON BLOCK PRICES RIGHT. 1 EAGLE AVENUE q# + ’.;?l'r ] iR mflwmfim PHONE 226 MAIN ST, PAGE FIVE | Rt