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â€"Murchisons oo LADIES‘ WEAR 2990 DUNDAS STREET WEST _ Between Pacific & High Park mio....:.. ..... 4%¢ Macaroniâ€"Ready cut, pkt. 9¢ Toilet Soapâ€"Heliotrope and White Rose, 3 cakes in U bex...... :...... .246 Scrubbing Brushes, each 11¢ Vanilla Extract, 2 bottles 25¢ Excelsior Dates, pkt.. ... 12¢ FEURNITURE REMODELED, : REPAIR];ZD AND UPHOLSTERED Hardwood Floors Laid and Finished General Cabinet Work Rear 40 Main St., 0â€"6â€"4t BO NEIP. ............_ 31e Lombard Choice Plums, per w ..... ........ . 14c Honeyâ€"Real choice Clover, 5 Ib. pails ... .. ... .85¢ Tomatoesâ€"2 tins for ..25¢ Jams â€"Pure Raspberry No. *1, per tm .. :.‘ ... .. 79c Jagfixsâ€"â€",Blended, No. 4, per Economy Tea â€" Best flavor sand goes farthest, Ib.. 50c Choicest Eating Figs ; also Table Raisins, Ib.. . . .29¢ Choice Salmon, tall tin, _ TD. .............31¢ Clearance of Woolneo and D. & A. ‘makes, Woolno Corsets, worth io to $4.00, for .. .........$1.98 A. CorsetSs, worth up to P28 for .............:.$1.98 WE KENOW that our good Groceries will make the proper appeal to you and your family. Our pure foods make friends wherever they go. We don‘t find it any trouble to do business. We just keep on being polite and deâ€" livering the goods on time. iLet our new Corsetiere help you to Corset Comfort. Pretty little Dress of serge or velvet at special price. Navy' serge pleated Skirts to wear ~ with middies and washable /x flannel jumpers. Pink or White. Sizes 36 to 46. Regular $2.98, for .. ... ..$1.98 !rassiers Odd Lines. 36 to 44. Regular 98c to $1.50, for ..69c¢c Warm cumfie house robes, half price. Taupe Wolfe sets VARIETY â€" QUALITY ECONOMY â€"‘The three main factors of this business. Call and be convinced! $1.98, for Brassiere "Treo Elastic‘ Corset Special MURCHISON‘S PHONE FOR IT! m â€"PHONE 25 ./ ED. DECHERT For Little Girls orsets, BOX 25 Furs worth up to o uis 08e Special, $40.00 WESTON 922 BOYS‘ SWEATER COATS in assorted colors and sizes at $2.00 each. Also Men‘s Overalls and Smocks, all sizes, in black and blue ‘stripe, at $1.75 to $2.75 pair. Phone 30 Fourth Avenue NOTICE is hereby given that Sarah Brackinreid, of the Village of Niagara on the Lake, in the County of Lincoln, in the Province of Ontario, will apply to. the Parliament of Canada at the next session thereof for a bill of divâ€" orce from her husband, Thomas Wilâ€" liam Brackinreid, of the City of Toâ€" ronto, in the County of York, Mechanâ€" ical Engineer, on the ground of adultery and desertion. ° Dated at Toronto in the Province of Ontario this first day of February, AQDâ€"1922. 10 Kinge George‘s Road SARAH BRACKINREID; by her solicitors, Godfrey, Phelan, Lawson & Corcoran, 152 Bay. Street, Toronto, Ontario. xâ€"6â€"L3f A Sparkling Stimulant, Full of Wit and Humor. Free copy will be sent upon receipt of your name with address complete. Write to G. Mitâ€" chell, 397 Pearl St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Equip your child for it by giving him an enthusiastic teacher of modâ€" ern _ methods. F. BOSMAN Music study. should be not a "Jjoy ride"; not.a treadmill; but a journey into a land (of beauty. â€"â€" National Child Welfare Association. Teacher of Violin 147 Franklin Avenue, â€" TORONTO Phone Jet. 1821â€" W PMNTING & DECORATING Your health is most important to you. It‘s easily improved. Just ask your nearest druggist for this Preâ€" scription of Dr. Pierce‘s in tablet or liquid form. ‘Write\Dr. Pierce, President‘ Invaâ€" lids‘ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., if you want free medical advice. Here‘s Good News for You orimge> Lindsay, Ont.â€" c * Wmeen "Dr. Pierce‘s ‘7‘%«@%)3 Golden Medical fNNYZ 44M Discovery is the â€"~ €2" best medicine I y ~> TÂ¥ nave ever taken »s* â€" J for stomach trouâ€" â€"â€"â€" ble. For many 4 years I suffered â€"â€"Ziy=~ with gastric stomâ€" / aApf:) ach trouble and }7'._?. ‘w nervous indigesâ€" 6 "3,2.7. tion. Would be so bad at times that it was necessary for me to be in bed two or three days at a time. I have doctored and taken many different medicines with little relief. Just recently I began taking Golden Medical Discovery and it has given more relief than all the other medicines I have ever taken. My stomach does not bother me and I have not had any indigestion since taking this medicine. I can highly recommend the ‘Discovery‘ to others who suffer with stomach trouble."â€" Mrs. Geo. Wellington, 6 John St. All druggists. Liquid or tablets. gorgios <P Tsc @ j% Tiam o # eA esn o ,f,""’; x . e f > e . < Gre aa» o .3 Pf /A 9. 0 P J 2. J 3 If 3 ,.ffl Mrs. Fawcett Gives Advice to Mothers St. Catharines, Ont.â€""I took Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription during expectancy when I felt especially in need of a tonic and it benefited me greatly. I always take pleasure in recommending this ‘Prescription‘ to young mothers because I know it will not fail to help them." â€" Mrs. J. H. Fawcett, 8 Beach St. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE !weshn Ds\lifif:}"roducts Eg STOMACH TROUBLE? INDIGESTION? G. M. LYONS 18 MAIN ST., WESTON Estimates Given Free. Latest Sample of Empire Semiâ€"Trimmed Papers to Choose From. Workmanship Guaranteed. SPECIAL THIS WEEK : TEACHING MUSIC TO CHILDREN FREE "HOOTCH" E. WALLS G. HINES Phone 4803 General Dry Goods WESTMOUNT WESTON Everywhere they go crowds _ of heathen gather to listen to the misâ€" sionaries and many show a deep interâ€" est in the Gospel message. She says this marked success is due to the fact that the hearts of the heathen have been opened to the Gospel through the famine relief given last winter. They are also encouraged by the warm welcome and eager help given by the Chinese Christians in each place they have visited. In one place they found that the most prominent workers in the native church were a young man and his wife. The husband, a graduate of the Christian High School at Weiweifu, and his wife of a Christian girls‘ school. It is most encouraging to note how these young people, educated in our mission schools are coming more and more to take their place as leaders in the life and work of the church. Equalized assessments for nc townships, towns and villages in York County, as adopted by the County Council yesterday,, from the report of the Equalization Committee, provide for increase which will â€" raise the equalized value to $73,826,822. The systems of equalized values is the means of reducing property assessâ€" ments in all the municipalities of the county to a basis upon which the county general tax can be levied.) York and Scarboro Townships are ‘partiâ€" cularly affected by the increases. CHINESE FAMINE RELIEF FNJ At another place a meeting was being held on the street near the ofâ€" ficial‘s residence. The official came out and showed himself most symâ€" pathetic and interested in what. was going on. ‘The schedule of assessments is as follows: Total Municipality â€" Assessment Etobicoke ....$ 4,517,232 Georgina& .. .. 962,900 N. Gwillimb‘ry 1,518,200 E. Gwillimb‘ry 2,097,059 King 47... 3. 4,413,501 Markbam Tp.. 5,305,676 Searboro ..... â€" 4,910,280 Wanshan ... .. 3,886,050 Whitchureh ... â€"2,354,622 vork l.s....k. 20,.042.391 H. Landing .. 106,905 AKuropa‘ ‘Lk.a..la 1,330,442 Newmarket .. 2,196,228 Markham Vill. 489,105 Richmond Hill 591,202 Stouffville ... . 532,247 weston <....... ©2,860,226 Woodbridge .. 276,745 Mimico ...... 2,490,470 Sutton . .. .4. 423,269 New Toronto . 2,218,395 Leaside ...... 1,072,080 In a letter to a friend, Mrs. Goforth, of Honan, China, tells of an, evangeâ€" listic tour, which some of the missionâ€" aries are making through the famine district of Honan. Mrs. Goforth says: Many of the home friends have given generously for the relief of the bodily suffering of these people last ~winter, and as a result of these gifts this unique opâ€" portunity has come. We do hope that many will pray for blessing on this Evangel. COUNTY POLGE "On. Saturday aftert tion of thirty or more of York County Scho Township Council. . we The Worm Will Turn, the Heart Will Yearn but $500 "No Reâ€" turn"â€"Important Arrests Some Fruits of This Work as Told by a Worker of Honan. For the third time during the past three weeks County Constables have been instrumental in uncovering illicit stills. (This time County Constables Baker, Nicholls, Old and Wilson unâ€" earthed one of no small proportions on Caledonia Ave., and operated and controlled by one Dominick Amenoff. He was immediately taken ito custody and lodged in No. 9 Police Station, West Toronto. Found. Worm One fifty gallon barrel, one thirty gallon barrel, and from thirty to forty qua/rts of mash were discovered, while labels for Highland Scotch, Creme de Menthe, and Brandy also were includâ€" ed in the find.. The worm was located; but not the boiler, although it is exâ€" pected that it will be "unearthed" later. yea Good Work It is time that such practises ceased as it is too bad that this element should be allowed to dump such rubâ€" bish on the secret market and so cause the downfall of many who are desirâ€" ous of quenching their thirst. Whether spirits are good or bad enough, it is sufficient to say that this "Moonâ€" shine" can be very well done without. C ROAD vard: Totals oUTLAY CRIMICIZED, BUT LOAN Is APPROVED $73,102,826 SEZE STIlLS 962,900 1,518,200 2,097,059 4,413,501 5,305,676 4,910,280 3,886,050 2,354,622 29,642,391 106,905 1,330,443 2,196,228 489,105 591,202 532,247 2,366,226 276,745 2,490,470 sessments for the and villages in York ed by the County wtrom the report of Committee, provide $73,820,8 22 I 958,900 1,697,150 2,133,530 4,185,186, £737,418 5,465,633 4,385,378 2,529,130 30,599,919 102,583 1,285,498 1,7165,593 435,289 535,936 450,058 2,411,631 277,638 2.018,.625 Equalized Value 4.592,401 382,338 1,809,502 1,067,486 TIMES & GUIDE. WESTON The regular meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid was held at the home of Mrs. W. Dawson, Sr. A large number of the members were present and each replied to the roll call by repeating a verse. Mrs. Jefferson then gave a paâ€" per on "Sympathy." It was decided to invite the Humbervale Ladies‘ Aid for a social visit the latter part of next month. Miss Alberta Robinson of Bengough Sask., is visiting with her friend, Mrs Câ€"TLaver. The Misses Stephensons were the guests of Mrs. W. Taylor last week. WESTON LOGAL TTEMS 0F IN Mrs. Gregory of Brampton spent the week end with her mother and sister, Mrs. Hall and Miss Hall, King St. The Richview Methodist Ladies‘ Aid Society will hold a social evening on Wednesday, Feb. 15th, at the home of Mrs. Wilcox. An excellent program is being arranged, consisting.of music; solos, readings and duets. A cordial invitation is extended to all, and an enjoyable evening looked forward to. On Sunday morning, February 12th, a Baptismal service will be held in Westminster Church_ at 11 o‘clock. The pastor, Rev. Forbes Robertson, will take charge and ‘will also preach at the evening service. A cordial inâ€" vitation is extended to‘ everyone,. J. Ayling and son, of Mount Dennis, are opening up a new coal yard on Oak Street, using the siding on the C.P.R., formerly used by the Roman Stone Company. This will mean anâ€" other industry located in the town. Come out Wednesday night to Wesâ€" ton Rink and see the hockey games by the young people of Westminster and the Methodist Church. Girls play at $ p.m., boys at 9 p.m. R. W. Allin, assessment commissionâ€" er of Toronto Diocese, will give the address at the Men‘s Club of St. John‘sâ€"Church, held in the Parish Hall on Thursday evening, February 9th. A cordial invitation extended to all men. The "get acquainted tea‘ held at the parsonage on Tuesday last under the auspices of the Methodist Ladies‘ Aid Society was a marked success. Some fifty ladies were present, and an enjoyable social afternoon spent together ~A committee mecting of the Hortiâ€" culture Society was held on Tuesday evening. ‘The members were all presâ€" ent and went into detail for the annual spring membership campaign. . The option list and other matters were given special attention. Everything pointed to another big. year along Horticultural lines. Mr. McGarth assumed his new duâ€" ties at Weston Baptist Church. on Sunday last. Rev. Mr. Wintemute, former pastor, is now situated at Le Pas, Bolivia, R On January 31st the Brotherhood of the Methodist Church held their anâ€" nugl election of officers with the folâ€" lowing results: Hon. president, Rev. L. B. Walwyn; préesident, Mr. D./ W. Ross; 1st viceâ€"president, Mr. L. Nichâ€" ols; 2nd viceâ€"president, Mr. Howard Chariton; 3rd viceâ€"president, Mr. A. L. Campbell; 4th viceâ€"president, Mr. C. H. Smilie; 5th viceâ€"president, Mr. Arthur Walwyn; secretary, Mr. Henâ€" ry Cornell; treasurer, Mr. F. W. Merâ€" tens; auditors, Messrs. A. T. Mather and J. A. Yeo; planist, Mr. Lindsay Ward. The regular Sunday morning meeting will be held next Sunday at 10 a.m. Rev. Mr. Williams will be the speaker. A cordial invitation to all men. Mr. John Gardhbouse returned from a business trip to London on Friday last, and reports that section of the country to be in. the grip of King Winter, snow being piled many feet high. e os Reeve W. J. Gardhouse of Etobiâ€" coke, and Reeve W. Jackson of New Toronto, were elected without oppoâ€" sition as county commissioners. The death occurred in Toronto this week of Mrs. Crang, Sr., mother of Mr. J. Crang of the Oakwood Theaâ€" tre: The many Weston friends â€"of Mr. Crang extend to him their deep sympathy in his sorrow. Humber Lodge, A. F. & A. M., will hold their annual banquet and ladies‘ night this year on. Friday, February i7th, in the Humber Heights School auditorium. Remember the date of the free concert given by the »boys' band of the town.. A good program, commencing at & p.m. sharp in the town hall on Tuesday, ®ebruary 21st. 4 Miss Atkins of Bradford spent the week end at the parsonage, the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Walwyn. ; The many friends of Mr. Lamont, Little Ave., are pleased to know that he is making satisfactory progress toâ€" wards recovery from his recent seâ€" Misses Helen Packhamâ€" and, Miss May Irvine spent the week end with Mrs. Searlet of Hamilton. E. H. Stonehouse was elected presâ€" ident of the National Dairy Council at the anual convention held in Winnipeg the latter end of January. ; vere illness. and hope he will soon be home again. Local factories are opening up and hope to soon be back to normal strength again. The C.C.M.. are inâ€" creasing daily and . the Overland . are employing four hundred men. RICHVIEW NTFREST The following expenditures were recommended by the finance commisâ€" mittee: Children‘s Aid Society, $5,000; National ‘Sanatorium Association, $5,â€" 000; Good Roads Commission mainâ€" tenance, $150,000; _ School Trustees‘ Associationâ€" of York County, $200; Toronto and Hamilton Highway Comâ€" mission, $322.90; Hospital for Sick Children, $100; Salvation Army, $100; increase in caretaker‘s salary, $200. The council decided to take no acâ€" tion in the appeal from Perth, Northâ€" umberland and Durham Counties to have the Government assume the toâ€" tal cost of construction and maintenâ€" ance of provincial bighways. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 17 and 18, a splendid evening is being arâ€" ranged by the young people of the Methodist Sunday School, to be given in the Town Hall.. The drama, "Queer Esther," will be played, also some musical seiections.. The costumes in this play will be worth viewing and you are assured of a real treat. Keep the date open. on hand, owing to the building being delayed pending the report of the Civil Service Commission. _ Approve $660,000 A by‘law approving of an expendiâ€" ture of $660,000, of which sum YÂ¥ork County must contribute $168,000, to apply under the Highway Improveâ€" ment Act, was passed after a warm discussion. Deputy Reeve J. A. Macâ€" Donald, of York Township, objected to the byâ€"law on the ground that the council should have more details reâ€" garding what was to be done with the money. A resolution of confidence in the commissioners overruled _ his objection. _ * + Cuts in Road Expenditures Will Alâ€" low June Session of County Council . to Levy 4% Mills. The smallest county rate since the early days of the war, probably four and oneâ€"half mills, will be struck when the County Council meets in June.. The report of the finance comâ€" mittee, which will set the rate at about thnat level, was adopted a few minâ€" utes before the County Council adâ€" journed Saturday afternoon with little discussion. The finances of the county are in good shape, according to the auditors‘ report. Funds raised for the build= ing of a new registry office are still Last year $175,000 was spent on roads and in addition a special levy of $68,000 was made to cover some outstanding road debentures. This year the grant has been cut to $150,â€" 000 for road construction, and $16,000 for maintenance. Under the equaliâ€" zation for 1922, one mill represents a revenue of $73,000, The city of Toronto had considerâ€" able to do with the cuts in road exâ€" penditures, which made posSsible the low rate. Controller Thomas Foster and Finance Commissioner Ross, in a conference with the finance commitâ€" tee earlier in the session, urged the cutting of all road expenditures to which the city would be forced to conâ€" tribute. The cut in road expenditures alone meant the lowering of the rate one mill. The rate for 1921 was six mills. j { COUNTY GENERAL TAX ROXNSE im acn t ate . SPECIAXL TEHICK _ RIB ROAST, Cuf Short..." hi ols a0 SEEUCIAL THICE_~ROUNLD BONEâ€"ROAST 0.: 3f%nsc y SPECIAT LEAN POT 10c & ROASTS ...z u is SEECIXAL TEHICE RLB BOTE s sls s l SEPECIAL, BONEILESS ROLL BOTE _ _A uie as o 2l. se SPECIAL THICK RIB Griffith Bros. THISTLETOWN 1921 Grants Speciol per ID. .......}ckDnk DIGBY HERRINGS. Spectalâ€" per bok .........r.. DIGBY HERRINGS, boneless. Speciol ner Ibr ... _ ..~. .30 CISCOES. Extra good quality Speoigl. perlth. ...l..l.itkl, QUAIL ON TOAST. Special perlBb. ... .. _.u2ll. OYSTERS. Solid meat. Specialy per jar a...allat ul . Special, per lb. WHITE FISH. sSpeciol penllyr c cenlllllnsanke s HALTIBUT, â€"by the piece, whole or half. Specio!. per tb _ .. sys is ivans, HALIBUT, sliced. §Speoial per l enc ol acl..as TULLIFEES, same as small white fish. Specul y per h. â€":aaay yael . t HADDILE., Special. per Ib. 2. .. rserraarifiera se in s FILLETTS, Haddie. { SA LMON, red, sliced. Special, per lb. . SEA HERRINGS. WANTEDâ€"A Woman or Girl for two or three evenings during the week, to mind a child. Apply 195 John YOUNG WIDOW with child of 4 years wishesâ€" situation as housekeeper. Apply Box 199, Weston Office. DRESSMAKING â€" Ready to accept orders to do your spring sewing at your own home. Prices moderate. Apply box 298, Weston. xâ€"1tâ€"6 WANTED TO RENTâ€"A small house with all conveniences. Apply 408 Huron St., Toronto. Tel. Coll. 1381 evenings. 0â€"6t or to S Cor. Main & Humber St., WESTON WATER, POWER AND LIGHT COMMISSION TOWN HALL BLDG.,â€" A. G. PEIRSON, 2 Little Avenue, Superintendent. WESTON, Ont. IRONS Hotpoint and Hydro Irons at ... Plug Fuoset in all ampetage .........r..........,.}.â€"Scieneh Cartridge Fuses for 220 and 550 volts. Electricity representsâ€"‘"‘The Best Possible Service at the Least Possible Cost." All Electrical Appliances Repaired at the Hydro Shop "High Values~Low Prices" ARE THE FEATURES OF OUR BUSINESS _ CHOICEST MEATS : ELECTRICITY BRINGS BRIGHTERAND HAPPIER HOURS IN YOUR HOME! _ o. onprenicte LAMPS . 75 60 Weston. 14c 14c 15c 11¢ 12¢ 14¢ we GrvinBN | 6b was w MWatt Watt Watt Big Special Offering Fish for Three Days THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK SALMON by the piece, whole or Half. Special, per Ib..,....‘; Hydro Quality "Laco" Lamps t Tungstens at..4be 40 Watt Tungstens at. . 45¢ t Tungstens at..50c 100 Watt Tungstens at. .80¢ t Nitrogen at....80¢ 100 Watt Nitrogen at. .$1.35 200 Watt Nitrogen at ..$2.85 3 Electricity is Cheap and Plentifulâ€"Use it! Special Prices on all Meats for Weekâ€"End GEO. BARRON sSsEECINL BONELESS STEM 1917 tparp‘ l e t sn 12c SEECIAL HAMBEURCE strie. nc ly 30 14c SPECIAL ON Cees _ Cond to faitine‘ trg 450 Put Electricity to Work! FUSES j SPECIAXL ~SWEET PIECELES.â€"â€"Bulle Special vou . wayv boil for fry er quart for two FOR SALEâ€" can make\ up your own Pesgt h. e old‘ GURKLINS : IN BRINEâ€"~ 90 WANTEDâ€"Experienced Girl for Genâ€" eral Housework, to go home at nights. Apply Mrs. S. Hill, 20 Hillâ€" crest Rd., Weston; phone 477. FOR SALEâ€"Two Coal Heaters, very cheap. Mrs. Beattie, Green House, lower end Riverside Drive, Westâ€" mounti, Weston. FOR SALEâ€"New Laid Eggs, warm from the nest. Apply 216 King St., Weston; phone 460. )R SALEâ€"Young Sow, first litter, due March 5th. Price $45.00. Wm. Dawson, Jr., Richview, phone 3 on 62. Two Direct Phones No. 9 and 214 fesol 4 22¢ 14c 10¢ 20c 22¢ 10c 15¢ 20c 25¢ 25¢ 22¢ 18¢ 58¢ tip Phone 84 15¢ PAGE FIVE 10c on im i each s SS B