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I MARRIAGEâ€"Is it really the greatest Bunko Game in the world? . $ A play for wives to seeâ€"and their husbands. $ _~>‘ Wednesday and Thursday _ "THE MAN OF STONE" | _ A THRILLING TALE OF DESERT LIEFE ; JOHNNY HINES COMEDY, "TORCHY‘S NIGHTHOOD" ‘ SPECIALTY ACTS WITH EACH SHOW mommnaati Manufacturers and Dealers in ROUGHED AND DRESSED LUMBER, SASH, MOULDâ€" ING, COLUMNS, AERO PAINTS, BEAVER BOARD, READY ROOFING, AND BUILDING PAPER €Cor. St. Clair Ave. and Oakwood MOUNT DENNIS LUNBEER COMP ANY erant in ie ue un on db un in o. innimimeienemnmmenenn oi einninnnn e co00000000000000000000m00000000.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000c00co000eco00000r, e MONTY BANKS COMEDYâ€""BRIDE AND GLOOM" SPECIALTY ACTS WITH EACH SHOW FawE FOUR Earle Williams in "The Sitver Bar" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, December 12, 13, 14 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, December 15, 16, and 17 _ _ TWO SHOWS: 7 TO 9 P.M. MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30 Parking for two hundréd cars free. HELD EVERY THURSDAY AT STUDIO OVER J. FINEGAN‘S STORE MAIN AND CHURCH STREET The Society Slow Waltz taught in three lessons. SPECIALTY ACTS WITH EACH SHOoW "THREEâ€"WORD BRAND" Phones: Residence 442, Office 402r3 Factory, Yard and Office: Rutherford Ave THE OAKWOOD THEATRE eennononmionornnoonnoonnoonnononennc0n00000000n0000000000 .000 00 co000ooco(eCon0 rommsrrecerreeccenaccuemren n teein CHARLE CHAPLIN m "His New Job" JAS. NASH, Manager "THE LAST CARD" Thursday, Friday and Saturday DANCING CLASS PHONE WESTON 432 es e e e en en o e n o e en o on un on ons on in t un on on c on J. E. SMART WM. S. HART MAY ALLISON DECEMBER 8, 9, 10 VISIT really the greatest in the world? Phone Hill 5300 K in : ....s. .0 .25¢ Dates, choice, pkg. . ... . 19¢ Salmon, choice, 1 Ib. tin .37¢ Bowes‘ Mincemeat, tb. . .21¢ Discuits Xmas Candies. 20c & 28c Ib. In the Matter of the Estate of Marâ€" garet Burton, late of the Village of Woodbridge, in the County of York, Spinster, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that all credâ€" itors and others having claims or deâ€" mands against the estate of the said Margaret Burton, who died on or about the Tth day of May, 1921, at the Township of Vaughan, are reâ€" quired on ‘or before the 15th day of December next to send by post prepaid or deliver to Dr.. T. H.â€" Robinson, Klienburs, Ontario, the executor of the last will and testament of the deâ€" ceased, their christian names and surâ€" names, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars in writing of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of securities, if any, held by them. & Call and see our UChristmas stocks of Nuts and Fresh Fruits. Economy and variety the chiet assets of this house. And take notice that after the last mentioned date the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said _ deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice, and that the said executor will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person Oor persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him up to the time of said distribution. plack tb .........35¢ Pears, choice, large tins _ each:.....â€" ... 33¢ Apricots, delicious, large tins each.........>. . 24¢ Jams, No. 2, each ... ..27¢ Baking Powder, our brand, The many friends. of Mr. T. Galâ€" traith are sorry to hear of his serious illness, and sympathize with Mrs. Galâ€" braith in her frouble and anxiety: ie i n ilklcln. 1t . AB€ Honey, real clover, 5 th. pails Pranes, choice, 3 th. . . . . 25¢ Tea, our own blend, choice Dated at Klienburg this 24th day of October, 1921. Choicest Creamery Butter If you‘te feeling rather peevish or rundown, if your food doesn‘t stit you and you feel like. making faces at fate, it‘ s time fof you to pay a visit to this grocery store. You will find that it is a health resort where you can again get acquainted with your appetite. Health is the Most Valuable Asset You Have. You cannot Afford to Neglect It Crofton, B. C.â€"*"I was troubled for years with inflammatory rheumatism and rheum atic fi fever. I tried seyâ€" * ‘%tl eral cures for {:!.jfig‘gg_;\\.:fi rheumatism, but ,\/u{_,;/‘?' did not receive e any benefit from c 4A any of them. 1 (ry Ead been in the P M &R hospital for (/ “g ,s‘?f%f months, being unâ€" l \//‘5“‘2' able to walk. A %\ 07 / friend advised me seu) t to try Dr. Pierce‘s ‘Anmuric _ Tablets. After taking thejfiflrst bottle I began to improve, and after taking six bottles I had no more rheumatism. I think Dr. Pierce‘s Anuric is the most wonderful medicine that ary one can take: for rheumatism. I have recommended these tablets to several of my friends and they, too, have all been benefited by them."â€" Melville Collinson. ; This can be avoided by stimulating the kidneys to increased action, and because of its tonic effect on these organs any one would do well to get Dr. Pierce‘s Anuric Tablets which are to be had nowadays at almost any drug store or send 10c to Dr. Pierce‘s Laboratory in Bridgeburg, Ount., for trial package and write for free, conâ€" fidential medical advice. People are realizing that the kidâ€" neys, just as do the bowels, need to be flushed occasionally. The kidâ€" neys are an eliminative organ and are constantly working, separating the poisons from the blood. Uric acid backs up into the system, causâ€" ing rheumatism, neuralgia, dropsy and many other serious disturbances. €% : b;fififfi;}; ?}1 TeA _ S 5. [ M erf CA a /" *61 E /5/ 7 \<3, . ] y w . a \\\ o4 / 1 j to A NOTICE TO CREDITORS RHEUMATISM? ‘TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON .25¢ . 19¢ .31¢ 21¢ The booths and other parts of the gymnasium looked beautiful under their Christmasâ€"like decorations, as did the tables with their pretty china‘ and Poinsettia plants. The supper was excellent, and the children enâ€" joyed tho Mystery Lady greatly. The ladies of the candy ~and ice cream tables added a préetty touch of color, with their rose crepe paper aprons and caps. The Social Hour Enjoyed by All Was a Strong Feature of the Afternoon and Evening Many thanks are due to all who gave so much willing energy towards making the bazaar the great success it was. From all sources well over $600 was realized. Mr. F. D. Gross, president of the Mainland ‘Transfer Company, Ltd., Vancouver, B. C., was a visitor at the home of J. M. Gardhouse. The bazaar of the Ladies‘ Aid of Westminster Church held last Friday afternoon and evening in the church gymnasium proved a most unqualiâ€" fied success in spite of bad weather conditions. The sale was opened by a neat little address of welcome by Mrs. Robertson, followed by a short prayer by Rev. Forbes Robertson. Many of our lecal stock breerl(â€"*rsi have won honors at the Guelph Winter Show this week. Full details of winâ€" nings. will be publisked _ nex: week, when awards are completed. ‘I‘. A. Russell is a chamnpionship winner 'in; the Shorthorn _ class. W. Clarkson } championship with his shcep, J. M’.I Gardhouse 1st on senior bull calf, and | 3rd on junior heifer and junior bull | cali in Shorthorns. f WESIMINSTER L. A. oUSGESSFUL §AF Westminster orchestra added joy to the evening by their delightful music. Mr. Frank Irviae, who has spent the past month at his nome, John St., ieaves for his homse in Chnicago. The Old Presbyterian Chureh was filled to overflowing on Tuesday last, when the many friends gathered with them to rejoice in the completion of their task of renovations and improveâ€" ments to their church, the interior of which ‘has been . greatly improved with its softâ€"toned tints and colorings on the walls of both schoolroom and church auditorium. . Supper was comâ€" menced sharp on the time announced and although the ladies serving were most efficient, and worked arduously, the clock had sounded the hour of nine before the last table had been seated, with so many changes those in charge are to be congratulated on the appearance of their tables, these being reset with: an abundance of good things from time to time, and were most appetizing and satisfying to all, who partook of their hospitalâ€" ity. During the evening, the orchesâ€" tra, under the leadership of Mr.. Strickland, gave a number of excellent ‘ selections, and a\lso gave the opening . number on the musical programme,. which, provided the evening‘s proâ€" gramme. ‘,Mrs‘ Dillon, of. Toronto, gave a number of Seotch melodies, reâ€" ceiving a warm.encore.. ‘Miss Blackâ€" stock and l\gr. Flavelle, in solo and duet, were also much . appreciated. Miss Stocks, elocutionist, was recalled/ time and time again and was most generous in responding and if special mention could be made of any, possiâ€" bly. "Objisto," in which she pictured the love of the Indian maiden for her husband, . meeting . treachery _ with treachery in order.to outwit her capâ€" tors, stirred the hearts of her audience ‘ with a deeper fecling than some of her previous numbers, although all of these evoked merriment and laughâ€" ter from the large numberâ€" present. Messrs. Beal, E. C. Roy and C. Lorne Fraser, three local favorites, were alâ€" so given hearty applause, and. Miss Irene Iee, another local artist, is to be congratulated on her| piano accomâ€" paniments, assisting the artists very materially in their task of entertainâ€" ing. Pastor W,. M. Mackay extended a hearty welcome, thanking them for their coâ€"operation in making the Old Presbyterian Reâ€"opening Services such a memorable. and successful event. Splendid Results Achieved From YÂ¥ear‘s Work of Sr. and Jr. Branchesâ€"Over $300 Realized. Crowded House Congratulate _Congregatior. on Completion of Improvements to Buildings. 91. JOXN § W. 1. The bazaar held under the auspices of St. John‘s Women‘s Auxiliary was one of the most successful ever held by the organization. The rooms were prettily decorated and presented a pleasing picture to the eye, the Novâ€" ember atmosphere being entirely forâ€" gotten as one closed the doors behind you and was given a cheery welcome by the ladies. Various booths conâ€" taining a splendid selection of needleâ€" work, fancy articles of many descripâ€" tions, aprons, homeâ€"made cooking and candy, gave the many purchasers a wide range to choose from, the hot supper served later in the evening was also most appetizing and provided a getâ€"together hour for many of the men and women, especially the. business men.. The junior branch are also. to be congratulated on their activities, here the fish pond, candies and other small, but no less interesting and esâ€" sentials, quickly changed hands and added to the exchequer to the amount of $50. ULD PRESBNT ERIAN SUPPE] WB EOUCENT Receipts to date in the senior deâ€" partment amount to $288.76, with some returns not yet completed, and the ladies are confident of reaching the $350 mark. The Auxiliary take this opportunity of thanking all who soâ€" generously contributed towards making this anâ€" nual sale such a splendid success. W BM WESTON The Biggest Sale of Dresses Ever Held in this Store commencing at 9 o‘clock Thursday Morning for ;THREE Days Only‘ _ wexnmennuenremnmnavirrmnmmomamvresimemssin Sm w a } y m i tA &5 q _ ’ © t &A °V { 6e ‘_‘.x‘}! M ar um . lt A &D 0 i td e LA 19 C2 > 44 3#A J 8 W is o 33 alligh, Coom C m Â¥s t f mt & menke aops Thga? WiayeSP prornued o) w7 100 Ladies: Rich Vorle. and Muslin Wey Aprons ........50c, 75c, $1.50 500 boxes of Handkerchiefs, clearing lof .â€".......y. .906 up to $1.25 box See these for Christmas presents. 100 Children‘s Navy Serge Dresses, sizes 3 to 12 years. This is your chance to buy useful Christmas gifts at less than makers‘ prices. 12 Ladies! AlLWool Navy Serge Dresses. Sizes 16 to 40.. Less. than Halftpricescâ€"n.clll.g.nnte..~...}80:098 12 lDuchess and Taffeta Sillk Dresses, made from Swiss silk, navy and black. Our racks must be cleared, and this price should do it. _ Sizes T6 to 140..,.. iss tt.~$109.98 25 stunning modish Dresses, ladies‘ sizes, made from all wool, 16 to 42. Navy, serge and tricotine.. Many of them with rich hand embroidery. Choice presents for wife,. sister, sweetheart. Reg. worth up to $45. ie es es o s $19â€"00 Your Christmas Shopping at Murchison‘s Ladies Wear 2990â€"92 Dundas St. West 2990 AND 2992 DUNDAS ST. W. BETWEEN PACIFIC AND HIGH PARK $2.98 up to $7.98 25 only . Ladies‘ White FElannelette Nightgowns, reg. sold at $1.75. Two only to any cusfomer) ... .. ..$1.48 Remember the Boyt‘ and Girls‘ Comâ€" petition closes Saturday, December 10th. All essays must be delivered at this store not. later than above date. Cash prizes $10, $5.00, $2.00, and $1.00. All I 50 Ladies‘ Heavy Flannelette Nightâ€" gowns, all sizes, reg. worth $1.35, ipria s d2 ky a id i1 vao" fagk Ladies‘ Camisole Blouses, Hosiery, Corsets, reduced to clear. Come and bring your friends. _ Money saved during sale on every purchase. , Six Ladies‘ Heavy Winter Coats, 16, tSX20. Worth up to $25 ... ..$6.98 Children‘s Heavy T2 veare.. Cle~ idrenmns Heavy Winter Coats, 2 to 2 years. Clearing $4.98 up to $19.50 â€"adies‘ Coats at prices to clear WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER QUANTITY TELLS PHONE 344W . AOc per 16. ~..206 98c 1921 | 189