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eFiremen‘s _ { _ Demonstration wo Concessions w MAIN STREET TIMES & GUIDE ... )............... SHRDLU CMFWYP SHRDLUmb Our Clearing Sale of Summer and Early Fall Millinery is still in progress. It\isâ€"to the advantage of all the ladies in Weston to come in :}a.lniif inspect these valuable Dressy Hats, which have been reduced below alf. i LADIES‘ BLACK, BROWN, NAVY AND WHITE SILK HOSE, with seam at back of leg, also seamless hose in excellent quality of silk $1.50 The manufacture of Billy Burke Dresses has ceased for this season. Ladies‘ desiring these should make it a special point to procure their fill, as they are quite a scarcity. GEORGETTE BLOUSES AND SMOCKS in various shades and styles, with the new Peter Pan Collar and V necks, with beaded and emâ€" profdery{ifrimmings,. reduced to. .....;....L....0..m.zkcilt. .n #4.08 oPEN EVERY EVENING 14 MAIN ST. S. EXCEPT WEDNESDAY HILDA A. CASSELMAN PHONE 188 iA Atatmint (AIAAAIAAAAEA e C esieisiseisissiesseisislsisiomieisisloeisSistsiSisiSiSISis:SISIcIcH ‘HYDRO QUALITY Any person wishing concession privileges for these dates ' apply to undersigned after Saturday, July 9th. . A. CAMERON, Chairman. JOHN HARRIS, Secretary. $ PRIVILEGES COMMITTEE PHONE 99, WESTON begs to announce that Mr. C. E. Benton, an auctioneer of many years‘ experience in selling all classes of property, has recently gone into partnership with him. He is now ready to conduct sales on the most businessâ€"like lines, anywhere, and for anybody. Terms are most reasonable, and a prompt setâ€" tlement is promised after sale. MESSRS. McKISSOCK & BENTON PHONE 199 THE ELITE MILLINERY AND LADIES‘ WEAR REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS Corner King and Main Streets A meeting for special business will be held in the G.W.V.A. Memorial Hall, Elsemere Ave., Weston. , If you need a few Lamps, a Vacuum Cleaner, or durâ€" ing this hot weather an Electric Iron or Fan, drop in at EHE HYDRO SHOR and make your purchase, and you will appreciate the importance of quality. Choice Lots on Rectory Roadâ€"and Windall Ave.. Plan and prices can be seen at the rectory or at Bert Irwin‘s real e\sta%e office, also by Norman J. Seal; Real Estate, Weston. 3 WATER, POWER AND LIGHT COMMISSION TOWN HALL, WESTON, ONT. THE REAL ESTATE AGENT OF WESTON The Name is Sufficient to Prove it Efficient Announcement on TUESDAY, JULY 26TH, at 8 p.m. All members requested to attend. BRO. J. W. BURGESS, Secretary. wWEDNESDAY, _ JULY 20, 1621 ELITE MILLINERY AND LADIES‘ WEAR Mr. Thos. McKissock SPECIAL MEETING SAVE MONEY AUGUST 1, 2, 3 C.O.F. No. 528 OPP. THOMSON BLOCK A. G. PIERSON, SUPT. WESTON (B)â€"Kenneth Allbright, Itilia Barâ€" tolacci, Gertrude Beattie, Helen Beiâ€" cher, George Cockeel, Doris Coleman (hon.), Befatrice Davidson, . Barbara Douglas, Ethel Durrant, Arthur Easto, FErank Forbes,. Tina Gotobed, John Grosart, Gilbert Harrison, Robeéert Harwood~(hon.), Jack Healey, Henry Hinton, Cecil Hyde (hon.), Annie Ineâ€" son,AdeleJackson,â€" Charles® Jeffrey, Hilda La, Rose, _ Albert Nuttall, Arâ€" thur Othen, Evelyn Peacock, Bertie Pearson, Evelyn Phillips, George ! (A)â€"Mabel=Abbott, Rhea Adamson, Winnie Agg, Cordell Allen, Doris Anâ€" derson, Ina Ashman, Edith Bailey, Fred Baker, Margaret Banks, Ernest Barratt, â€" Eillen â€" Beardall, Jeanette Belcher, AEd_w,in Bell, Winnifred Bigâ€" pall, Claude Black, Harry Blevins, Mack Blevins, Donald Bogie, Eric Bolton, Alan Bull, Jessie Bull, Conâ€" stance Burrage, Gladys Burslem, Frank Burton, Margaret Campbell, Erma CGapner, Florence Carter, Alden Cathcart," Grace Chantler, Robert Chapman, _ Hazel Chilvers, Harry ‘Clark, Leslic Clarke, Lewis Colledge, Douglas Cooper, Marianne Cornell, | Grace Creighton, Cecile Dall, Louisa ~Davidge, James Dawes, Wyatt Dick, ] Verna Dollery, Margaret, Dowler, Vicâ€" ~tor Drury, Harold Durham, Linwood \Durham, . Gordon Ella, May Ella, ~Frank Ellins, William Faichnie, Alex. (Farquhar, Garnet Fenwick, Kathleen lF‘-idd,“ Jack Fisher, Mabel Fleming, | Cameron Forrester, David Forrester, !Ge’rald Frise, Ralph Frise, Arthur }Gag‘non, Marion Gardhouse, Joseph Gartshore, Arthur Gerry, ‘May Gilâ€" Imore, ‘Christina Glass, Jack Graham, }Bessie Gray, James Gray, Arthur Greenwood, Olivene Haney, Beth Hasâ€" sard, George Healey, Gordon Hedges, Elsio Herder, Rheva Heslop, Helen \Hobbs, Arthur Hollinsworth, Grace Hollinsworth, Reginald Houghum, Stanley Howard, James Irving, Gogâ€" frey Jennings, Muriel Johngon, Nellic Johnson, Edwin Johnston, â€" Thelma Johnston, . Dawson. Kaufman;\.}.’],%ankin Kellam, Leslie Lascelles, â€" Gladys Leigh, Frank Leslie, Barbara Lindsay, Bertha Lithgow, Teddy Lithgow, Renie Lloyd, John Lyon, Thomas Macâ€" Kenzie, Alex. MacLennan, Paul Marâ€" shall, Briuce Mather, Dean Mather, Isabel â€" MceCabe,: Albert McDonald, Robert McFarland, Edward McKay, Dorothy McKim, William McLean, Fred Mercer, Leonard Meyer, Alexan-< der Milligan, Florence Milligan, Hilda Mitchell, Lang Moffat, Hazel Menâ€" nell, Franc Moore, Eleanor Morrison, Eileen Morrow, Helen Newton, Eunice, Nicholls, ~Marion Nicholls, Edwardl Norman, John O‘Donnell, Helen Petâ€" ers, William Phillips, Roy Pike, Alâ€" fred Posté,. Dorothy Purcell, Robert Quirie, Bert Ralph, Frank Reeves, Florence Reid, Gordon Reid, Madeline Richards, Evelyn Riley, Louie Ringâ€" lan, Bertrand /Robinson, Meta Ross, Herbert Rowland, Horace Sainsbury, Wilfrid Sainsbury, Cora Scott, Geo. Scythes, Kathleen Shannon, . Janet Shearer, Christina Sheppard, â€" Helen Silverthorhn, Lillian Smith, Péercy Snidâ€" er, James Steven, Charlotte Thomson, Dorothy Trapnter, Ruth Trinkwon, Melbourne« Tyers, Arthur Varcoe, Harold Varcoe, Jean Vass, Kenneth Vaushan, John Voss, Donald Wade, Alfred Walker, Nellie Wardlaw, Elizaâ€" beth Wiley, Claréhce Williton, Walker Wilson, Olive Young, Alice Vaughan; 166. |_ _ (B) â€"Freda Alcock, Olive Agar, Alâ€" ‘»len Brice, Eric Brice, John Brownlee, ‘GordonCameron, Robert Campbell, [Winnifr‘ed Colhoun, Elden Coward, Gladys Ella, Henry Hawman, Viola Hugill, ‘Percy Kellam, Susie King, Cassie Kingdon, Grace Love, Mabet Lovett, Willie Lyon, William Mayâ€" nard, Ross Miller, Agnes Nattress, Beatrice Nattress, Doris Oldfield, Crace Sleightholme, Alice Train; 25. (B)â€"Jennie Andrew, Albert Armâ€" strong, May Armstrong, Hazel Barâ€" num," Jack Barrow, Violet . Bolsky, George Bunn, Agnes Cochrane, Marâ€" jorie Edwards, Dorothea Fisher, Elma Forgie, Stuart Gawthroup, . Queenie Godward, Rubert Graydon, Elmereen Hewitt, James, Jackson, EHarl Knox, Dorothy \Major, Marion McCullum, Gertrude McQueen, Earl Nicholls, Dorothy O‘Grady, Vernita Runnalts, Ena Sarson, Errol Slessor, Norman Wildson, Edna Scram, Cecil Rwen,; 28. Woodbridge , (A)â€"George Gardhouse, Lloyd Mcâ€" Manus,~»» William. ~Cowan,, . Werden Stump,~ Eimer Gowland, Rilla Plunâ€" Eetl] 6. ° ' (A)â€"John Austin, Jean Boyd,, Wilâ€" lie Brotherston, Violet Cook, Catharine Dods, Russell Gagnon, Kathleen Hague, Olive Hacker, Honora Hodson, Feta Henry, Albert Hunt, Gladys Irâ€" vine, Dorothy McLeay, Margaret Mcâ€" Leay,. Ralph Rumball, Lucy. Sauce, Georgina Woods, Jack Wild, Adu Brisbois, Hazel Everett, Godfrey Gauld, â€" Florence Greenfield, Duke Hague, Grace Woods, Dorothy Haughâ€" ton,, Harry Hicks, Edward Major, Lloyd Winger, Marjorie Allport, Adair Fisher, Willie Fitzhenry, Mary Mason, Reid McGregor, Beatrice McKenna, Walter Riddell, Ronald Routledge, Frank Shannon, Marjory Cummins, Will} Whitworth, Lila Umpleby, Charles Stead, Cecil Kester, Edna Stevens, Ernest Collett, Damon Stannah, Tom Fountain, Edna @tkinson. Phyllis Asnâ€" ley, Evangeline Baxter, Theresa Foreâ€" man, Jean Kent, Alice Maine, Marioy McCrindle, Reba Ross, â€"Georginu Woods, Fred Beatty, Robert Clark, Harry Edmonds, Tom Hawke, John McCreary, Alex. Tran; 61. (B)â€"Ethel Anderson, Mabel Coutts, Béatrice De Farrari, Pearl Evans, Gordon Everingham, (Gladys Foster, Stanley Keffer, Flossie Keys, Irene Leatherdale, Hazel,Malloy, Margaret Malloy, Mary Manning, Florence Mcâ€" Clusky, Melvan Morton, Vera Morton, Bruce Rose, Lester Smith, Margaret Vanderburgh; 18. Mimico Centre, including New Toronto 3 Maple Centre (A) :â€"â€" Harold . Brillinger,. Teday Brown, Reta Dean, Anthony Frank, Thec. Hooper, Basil Hughes, Frank Hughes, Jean McDonald, Willard Simpson, Marion Smellie, Willie Stephâ€" enson, Charlotte Ball, Hector Brown, Gordon |Fee, Frank Nicholson, Allan White, Enc White, Beatrics Bone, Hazel Bowes, Violet Leece, Louise Showalter; 21. All CGentres of West York Aue Given Here Below In the recent high school entrance examination in West York the winners of the York Township medals were as follows: The lists below are in two parts, (A) those candidates who were passed on recommendation of their principals, and (B) ‘those who took the regular examination. In all there were 441 candidates. WESI YORK PUPILS ENTRANGE RESULTS Bert Burton Dollery EXPRESS AND MOVING LONG BISTANCE HAULING Scrace, Harry Simpson, Cora Snider, Reggie Spencer, Agnes Steen, Jonn Taylor (hon.), Cassie Thompson, Norâ€" man Tonkin Robert Topham, Jack Tushingham, Florence Wellwood, Anâ€" nie Wiseman, Edna Wright, William Young; 41. Winners of York Township Medals 1. Doris Coleman, §.§8. 32, York, Humbererest School. 2. Cecil Hyde, S.S. 28, York, Denn:s Ave. School, Mount Dennis. 3. _Robert Harwood, S.8., 29, York, King George School. Winners Weston High School. ; Scholarships At the recent Normal School exâ€" aminations, the following exâ€"Weston High School pupils were successful candidates: Misses B. Dick, G. Blain, E. Serace and Everard Cathcart. Miss Francis Willis, of Woodbridge, is visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Lemaire Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Braden, Church St., left last week for a trip west via Owen. Sound and the Great Lakes. Mrs. Gordon Barker and family are holidaying in Muskoka. Two weeks till the big: time. Are ‘you ‘ready. for it? The firemen are arranging for fireworkh (and other interesting events. Prizes will be given for decorated business houses, autos, etc. On Thursday last‘ the Methodist Sunday School held thein annual pientc to Centre Island. The picnicers left Weston around eleven o‘clock and did not arrive home tilli}nine-thirty, thus giving them a good afternoon at the Island. Some passed the time in playâ€" ing games, baseball, etc., others wishâ€" ing to get cooled off went swimming, while others took in the natural beauties, also tasted the delights of the merryâ€"goâ€"round. Races proved another attraction, the speedy ones being awarded the prizes. Showers during the afternoon sent many seekâ€" ing shelter from tiime to time and spoiled the pleasure to a certain extent, but outside of this all enjoved themselves and returned home tired but happy after their day‘s outing. Mrs. G. W. Giltmore On Sunday afternoon gMrs. G. W. Gilmore, whose home is in North Tonawanda, N.Y., was stricken with heart failure, and passed away within a few seconds without regaining conâ€" sciousness. Mrs. Gilmore, who was 55 years of age, accompanied by her three grandchildren and a friend, Miss Seighern, also of North Tonawanda, had come over on Saturday to spend a few days with her niece, Mrs. J. Jackson, »Main .St., Weston. They were all enjoying a quiet social chat, when the fatality occurred, and. alâ€" though restoratives were.. promptly used, all efforts proved futile. Dr, Irwin was called immedia.tely, and. pronounced death instantancous. The body was removed toâ€"her late home on Monday for burial. _ in 1913, and has lived in Weston since that time. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Home Deâ€" partment of the Sunday School. For a number of years she has been acâ€" tively engaged in the nursing profesâ€" sion, and made many friends by her genial disposition and soothing minisâ€" tratons. She is survived by her husâ€" band, one little daughter, Ruby, her mother, Mrs. Sainsbury, Sr., of. Wesâ€" ton, two sisters, Mrs. Musslewhaite and Mrs. Louw, Weston, and six brothers, George, Fred and Alfred, of Weston, James, of Malta, Ernest, of England, and John, of Detroit. . Funâ€" eral services conducted by Rev. I. B. Walwyn, of) the Weston Methodist Church, assisted by Rev. Mr. Rodwell, of Weston, were held on Wednesday, July 13th, interment taking place at Riverside Cemetery. iSve 7 Mrs. Jolhn Pusey Following a serious illness of some three months, Florence Sainsbury, beâ€" loved wife of Mr. John Pusey, passed away at her home, Main Street, Wesâ€" ton, on Saturday, July 9th. Deceased was born in England, came to Canada Mr. Edward Lloyd Dickin. Following a severe illness of a week, Mr. E. L. Dickin, of Pinegrove, passed away at St. Michael‘s Hospital, Toronâ€" to, on Friday morning, July 15th. Deâ€" ceased, who was in his Tist year, was botn in Shropshire, England, but came to Canada, when a young man, and had lived in the vicinity of Claireville and Woodbridge since that time. For ‘ a number of years he was engaged in farming in Vaughan Township, later selling out and taking over the Elia Store, from there he purchased the Pinegrove Store, and some three years ago, owing to failing health, sold out to his eldest son, Edward. He is surâ€" vived by his widow, four sons, Edward of Pinegrove, William of Weston, Walâ€" ter of Downsview,, Charlie of Toronto, and five daughters, Mrs. Thomas Codâ€" lin,» Claireville, Mrs. A. Weatherall, Woodbridge, Mrs. A. Breckall, Edmonâ€" ton, Mrs. W. Wilgus, Toronto, and Mrs. Henderson, _ Woodbridge; also four brothers and three sisters, John of Weston, Stephen and Charlie, Toâ€" ronto, William in Saskatchewan, Mrs. Roper and Miss Harriet Dickin, Pineâ€" grove, and Mrs. Meek, England. Funâ€" eral services, conducted by Rev. H. 0. Tremayne, assisted by Rev. Mr. Bleckâ€" ett, were held from his (late home, Pinegrove, on Saturday, July 16th. The four sons and two sonsâ€"inâ€"law carried the body to its resting place in Hillâ€" crest Cemetery, Woodbridge. John Porter While engaged in his usual round of duties, Mr. John Porter, who, for the past sixteen years, had been in the emâ€" ploy of Dr. Carlton, Rosemount Aveâ€" nue, Weston, was seized with an attac« of heart trouble, and in spite of prompt medical atention, passed away within twenty minutes on Saturday evening, July 16th. Deceased was nearing his eightieth milestone in life, ‘but was hale and hearty and possessec of all his faculties, and took a keen delight in keeping the garden, lawns, shrubberies, etc., in perfect condition. He was a general favorite with the family and family friends, and will be keenly missed by them. One halfâ€" brother at London survives. . Funerai services, conducted by Rev. Hughes Jones, were held on Monday, July 18th. Interment taking place in Riverâ€" side Cemetery. 120 Church St., Weston Puone 468 W Robinson, Allen Bull, Frank Teddy Lithgow, and Verna ALFRED MAW TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON OBITUARY Established 1858 2astor, REV. FORBES ROBERTSON Residence, John Street Phone. 241 â€"â€" Sunday, July 24th 10 a.m.â€"Suncayâ€"School. 241 a.m.â€"Union Services. in Methoâ€" dist Church. Tâ€" p.m.â€"â€"Union Services in Methoâ€" dist Church: & Rev. I. B. Walwyn, B.A. Residence, 35 King St. Phone 43. A. T. Mather, Choir ‘Leader. Miss Marion A. Russell, Organist. SUNDAY, JULYâ€" 24th & 10 a.m.â€"Sunday School and Bible Classes. 11 a.m.â€"Union Services. 4 7 p.m.â€"Union Services. 11,00 a.m. Rev. Gordon Gauld, M.A. Sunday School in conjunction with morning service. T.00 p.m. Rey. Gordon Gauld, M.A. Organist, Mr. Weatherstone. Strangers welcome. ng \ Call and see our Saturday speâ€" cials. Our turnover always en sures. fresh: stacks. . Delicious supply of FEruits and Cooling Drinks always on hand. REV. FREDERICK ROBERTSON Rector > The Rectory, Rectory Road, Weston Phone 46 Tw. 10. a.m.â€"Sunday School. 11 ‘a.m.â€"Morning Service. 3.30 p. m. (new time)â€"Service in Tow\n Hall, Thistletown. T p.mi.â€"Service in Westmount Community Hall. class . ..... :>. ABe Ib. Corn Syrup, 2 Ib. tin . . . . 24c Pure Maple Syrup, quarts 75¢ THE STORE OF VARIETY tins .....y~>~/..~ AI56 Shredded Wheat, 2 for .29 Matches, 2 for ... ... .. 25¢ Diamond Cleanser, tin .. 10c Coffee, choice ground, extra tl‘...! :.%....:..~20¢ Baking Powder, 1 Ib. tin 25¢ Vanilla Extract, large bottle Plums, choice Lombardy, 2 fins for....... ... 25¢ Apples, choice; for pies, large Raisins, Seedless,15 0z. packâ€" Ib. pails ... ..$1.00 each Goodwillie‘s Raspberries, cheaper than you can put them down, in lovely sealâ€" e i.:.s._.. ... 35¢ Jellies, any flavors, 2 for 23¢ Olives, delicious flavor, large Sugar, for 100 Ibs. . . . $8.50 Ho_l}ey, real cheice clover, 5 boitle ......:...>24e Salmon, choice, 1 Ib. tall tin tatak.s t.sa. vardiIe Weston Methodist Church We all wonder once in a while why we‘re all about, but there is one thing certain, we‘ve got to cat three meals a day. While we‘re about it we might as well entertain our appetite and satisfy our digestion, thereby making a fun party out of every meal. Buy your groceries here. Cross Street Pastor: Rev. W. M. Mackay, B.A. Residence: Humbermount, Westop Phonae 293 Pastor, H. E. WINTEMUTE, B.A, Residence, King St., Weston . Services 10.00 a. m..â€"Sunday School. v T.00 p. m.â€"Public Worship. Monday, 8 p. m.â€"B. Y. P. U. Wednesday, 8 p. m.â€"Prayer meetâ€" Old Presbyterian Church | eR 1HERE \ 1P es~mi__ is A\ C F7 earor (MARKET C on lelan, oA PeoPr, ST. PHILLIP‘S CHURCH Westminster Presbyterian Church BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, JULY 24th Everybody Welcome Everybody Welcome. Strangers welcome. Note the change Etobicoke a 1. Et ie PHONE 14 PHONE 340 If you play BILLIARDS ‘ try our tables. CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCOS, CANDIES. f ‘Special Rates for Boarders by the Week PHONE 109 : A. DEVINS MATIN PHONE 344 W. AT BRIDGMANS BUTCHER STORE â€"Get in touch with them first opihion, phone 344 W. early for This is What You Want! QUALITY SELLS QUANTITY TELLS You can save money, get service and satisfaction by buying from us. Special prices on some lines every week. Some of our specials for this week are : ICE CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS Wax Paper; roll C&B Wax,. 1 ib ~... Stickfast Paste, 1 lb. Johnson‘s Floor Wax Old Enpsglish Floor Wax Daisy Kettle Heprecath Five Gallons Coal Oil ... Muresco, 5 1Ib. pkg. ... Liquid Veneer, four oz O‘Cedar Oil, four oz A. M. QOLDHAM ts SIDEWALEKS . FOUNDATIONS 3 : CELLAR WORK & ROAD CONTRACTOR Tenders Given on Excavations $ If you have not heard of him, your CONCRETE WORK 3 tins Mountain Crest Peas 3 tins Paomplaim ......... tSbars of Soap .....ivlcy.. R{lbs: Flours‘. /.. t se 2 Ib. pails Strawberry Jam 4 ID. pail Marmalade . ..;; Begse. per dozen ......... Coal Ollaper gallon ... ... 2 tins Corn Gray Dort Inn Oldham‘s Hardware ALL OUR MEATS ARE KEPT ON ICE They are fresh at all times. _ wl WESTON CASH GROCERY CONFECTIONERY AND â€"F. J. BRIDGMAN CONCRETE MIXER FOR HIRE SERVICE AND QUALITY PROMPT DELIVERY G. W. COX R. JOHNSON _ _ Try our Ice Cream.Parlor always in. stock KEPT ON ICE BUTCHER hem first.. And after getting their early for prompt delivery. PHONE 315. MAIN ST., WESTON GROCERIES neighbors will have 1 EAGLE AVENUE 6 JOHN STREET Estimates MAIN ST. $1.25 30c 290C $1.05 $1.40 60c 70c 25¢ 55¢ 20c 7Oc 25¢ life PAGE 40c 25¢ 50c 75¢ 23¢ 28¢ U ntiUh Bt fii 46 3 M e y < | Th | Ad