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Kn r ' l Weston Hardware fl} Weston Ldie' Iteailrtirlllear 4:7 " MAIN STREET _ I). i, 1iiiiiRiiiiiiiiiiiitw, _iiitsta 'iiiciji"irjiiiI) LUMBER c0. Ili: SPORT COATS in Velour, Sand, C etc. Regular $20.00 for . . . . . .. ALL WOOL SERGE SKIRTS--- Regular $3.50 for ........... .. ANOTHER LOT OF SUITS~ Regular $30.00 for .. . . . . . . . .. RURE SILK liiTocxrNGs----" Regular 'ii3.iiofor ... . . .. . . ' _ . . PURE SILK STOCKINGS IN SE Regular $2.50 for .. . . . . . . _ . .. LADIES' VESTS, ttla' are added to All these qualitiés are found in the The Ramsay Company have been Canada continually since 1842. We have been selling this line io can recommend it absolutely. PHONE 16 KEEP TIE 13le FILLED Nothing pleases like beautiful flowers. They- cheer the home and express kind feelings and sympathy. Have Barton do your Floral Work. 7 l T Office P11099332: ALF. M. BARTON Iaijtij'rr---I)BNECrl()ll and PRGTECTEQN Entrance Main ()ffie and Yard: Oak Street IN LARGE 9.13 It is unwise to let your coal bins become empty be- cause of the prospect for an early spring. Many spring days call for plenty of heat and there is sometimes an early spring rush of orders that makes deliveries difficult. ' _ T Place your orders, today if your supply is running, low, ' . as, -- _-u.- Place your orders today if your supply is running, low, and be prepared for any tum in the weather. We make quick deliferies oi coal, wood, charcoal or kindling. THREE IN ONE Special for This Week EKGLE AVE” NORTH OF SUBWAY - PHONE 525 THE PLACE YOUR ORDER JOHN AYLING & SON health and property by LADIES' VESTS HALF PRICE “SAY ri) WITH R/MRS" um u.“ '.P---""'" _ PROMPT DELIVERY PAINTING COAL AND WOOD YARD : John half price, usiom work done TELEPHONE NO. 21 St. North; Greenhouses, George Street CEMENT T t SMALL QEANTITIES A. Yeo, Proprietor iiirDoLPH, s IN SECONDS- near line for a number of years llO PLACE FOR FUEL the RAMSAY PAINT. sen manufacturing paint opper, Tpupe, .R. fracks PH. Manager, Weston. here. Night Phone 236, EAGLE BLOCK $14.50 ”$1.98 tlist "1.i)5 75e and m iiiitjiiiittiig my WILL Mill Elll A saw sums! SllbhlSllllll Home Talent Succeed in Giving'. M.O.H. Asks Entertainment to Crowded itarY Inspe _ House Up Plut It is not often, that the people or". Weston have the opportunity locally to-enjoy an entertainment such as was . presented in Westminister Church on Thursday and Friday of last week. l The play "1 can't afford it," put on under the auspices of the Ladies aid, was thoroughly enjoyed by large aud- iences both nights, while the music supplied by the Westminister' Orches- tra left nothing to be desired. Finan- cially also, the entertainment was a success, the proceeds being in the neighborhood of $300.00. The success ot this entertainment is due to the fact that everyone taking part did so as if it were their daily occupation, ievery person doing so well that it would be manifestly unfair to pick out any “Stars." It is noted with regret that, owing to illness,Mrs. Livingstone was compelled. almost at the last mo- ment, to withdraw, leaving Mrs. Smith to .fill the gap in her usual able man- ner, This report would. be very incom- plete were not mention made of the energetic and able way in which every last detail was lookined after by Mrs} Sims, the President of the Ladies Aid. ' ‘The caste was as tonows:--Maelc Farmer, Mr. J. A. Livingston; John Farmer, Mr. Lorne, Smith; Mrs. Far- mer, "Mrs. Nelson Clark; Angelina Beaver, Miss Kathleen Meldrum; Rev. Thos Wright, Mr. F. H. M. Irwin; Mrs. Wright, Miss V. G. Carrie; Biddy McPhail, Miss K. A. Ingram; Andrew Bonehead, Mr. J. C. Irvin; Mrs. Hone- head. Mrs. A. Smith;' Billy Bonehead. Mr. Eric Hassard; Jim Coulson, Mr. Arthur Smith; Harry Coulson, Mr. Fred Bull; Mirandy Coulson, Mrs. E. Ella; Jim Hartley, Mr. H. J. Alexan- der; Eliza Catnup, Mrs. J. C. Irvin. And now the question arises, why do we have to go to the city for enter- tainment? Why not have more clean, healthy plays put on by our own local .talent and in this way not only give the citizens of Weston good entertain- ment, but also develop local talent and benefit, local organizations, “lho is next? " Can't Afford It," as shown by the ladies of Westminster, was an ample illustration of penny wise and pound foolish. Gold stocks may van- ish in a night, but the Church and the Community Hall for the uplift of humanity is a paying investment. Ef- forts are being made to have this On March 17th, Mr. G. Slavin, of Malton, held a most successful sale of registered Holsteins and Clyde horses. Buyers were present from Ingersoll, Hockwood, Norval, Peel County, Bradford and other points. Under the capable management of Auctioneers W. A. Russell and Man- ning McEwen, bidding/was brisk and all stck'sold well. Ir1iirty-eight. head of the registered cattle realized $9000. play repeated SliOlfSS BHNIES [INN n Two Big Offers Close Saturday Mght--Rin a Special Prize Ballot for Best Work Done This Reek--ikt Your Share of Club Votes Mm-only he More Club Offer to Be Cms-adidas Who Depend on Luck Will Lose-- Resolution Backed by Action Will Wn--liiake This Your r @imm "rt: (mm. Do you think that other workers can get subscriptions easier than you? That's what the unsuccessful man thinks of the successful man or womi an in any line ot endeavor in the world, Look into the history of any man who ever did anything that makes his life stand out from the rest of hum- anity You may say he had money, op- portunity, friends at court, good luck, was born with brains, or had a chance. Ania" you have taken stock of all bheie things which appear on the sur- face look at the man. ”Mimi will find the very lines of work in his face. _ No amount of money ever made any' man great; the finest of opportunity never made any man famous; the most favorable environment never produced a genius or master of men. If these things were true there would be only two kinds of people in the world a class of mental aristocra- tics, with all the money and the brains and the rest of the world full of cat- We would have a. race ot supermen and a race of slaves. But you will find the majority of the supermen come from the classes sometimes called "lower" which only means poorer. Break away from the field; get the votes and get the most of them and you will win. The first thing to do is to tell your- self that you can do it, and you are already a winner. You can't lose if you can convince yourself that you can tle win There are only four more weeks 01 the big drive left and someone will be driving away in a nice new Sedan Car, 1Vill that someone be YOU? ’Tell your friends how well you are getting along and the great support that you are getting and ask if they will extend their present subscription another year to help you win. ' Tell th'em about the prizes and show them where you stand in the list. To the présent subscribers of any one or the five publications it simply Banner Week. are only four more weeks of WESTON, ONT. WEDNESDAY, MARCH MTH, WEST' YORKS NEWSY WEEKLY "lBSi] WHI] illllllli EARNESTLY A special n held on Mond and consider opening' of a Trethenvey Town an,d in Am. Urvv-w- .77, __ held on Monday evening last to receive and consider the plans relative to the‘ opening' of a new guts-division of the Trethenvey property adjoining the‘ Town an,d immediately east of the C. C. M. This plan, presented at the last regular meeting, was laid oyer pend,- ing the inclusion and the deeding of a sixty-six foot roadway leading to the Main Street opposite and east of the Cottage Row. The plan was duly pre- sented, but with certain ,stip11latiH1s attached, although not contrary to the original requirements. This property comprises about thirty-four acres and will require sewerage and light, and it is also understood that the Building Wh,, .___. mm ho onfn'rned hence the re- it is also understood that the Building By-law will be enforced hence the re- quest tor sewerage at this early stage. in endorsing the plan it was pointed out that the road must necessarily follow. However, after' receiving a thorough discussion, the plan was for- warded for‘enclorsation by the Town- ship and Toronto, Councils. Also, the mmlication was received for,annexa- warded for ,endorsation ship and Toronto Cour application was receive tion. Dr. J. A. Meldruni, M.O.H., appear-) ed and laid the matter relative to the, appointing of an Assistant Sanitary Inspector before the Council. He pointed out that the services of this office would be required only during an epidemic and such as we have at the present time. It appears that although the houses effected are Pla- carded, other than the breadwinner is mingling with the masses, which is, contrary to law. The assistant in-' speotor would see that the houses are placarded and that the law is com.". plied with by making daily visits to the houses under quarantine. If we are to control the spread of the vari- ous outbreaks, then we must, adopt the proper methods to deal with the various'cases as they arise, said the Doctor. , For some time, the inspecuon U: plumbing has not been at all times satisfactory and upon' this matter be- ing brought before the Council it was decided that a committee of three, comprised of the Mayor, Councillors Greaves and sainsbury, will hold a session on Saturday eyening at eight o'clock, for the purpose of going into the existing plumbing by-law and tor the appointing of a properly qualified plumbing inspector. -'t, . , _ . Another Sub-Division _ A deputation trom-the Weston Golf Club waited on the Council. and laid before them a plan of a certain prop- erty for which they asked the en- dorsation of Council. It was arranged that the Council would meet the members of the Golf Club on F',atuv- day afternoon on the property in order to straighten out matters that do not seem quite clear at present, O.H. Asks for Assistant San- itary Inspector-Will Take Up Plumbing By-law. means that they will give you money that they will pay out at some futuge date when there will be no votes or prizes given for subscriptions and their subscriptions if paid now will help you to success. If they understand that you will get some benefit from their paid-in-ad- Vance subscriptions, also subscriptions paid which are in arrears they sure will be willing to give you their support. ' This is the chance of a lifetime and some ot the candidates are beginning to realize it. _ Ne’ver again may you have the chance to get such valuable prizes by the simple methool 01 gettmg a few subscriptions for any one of the five publicuions. , _' The time tcract is NOW, VVbrk hard while the big special offers are on. Make sure of the votes now and it will be that much easier to win when the closing week comes. Don't hang back and loaf-you can't afford to do that with so much al stake. What could you do in the next few weeks that would bring you bigger re- turns for-your efforts? Did you ever work with such an ob ject in view before? Get right out and get a few sub, scriptions NOW. One thing certain in this big drive; that is, the hardest workers will win. It isn't as though you were,asking people to buy pictures or books OI something for which they have very little use. A paper is a necessity and in buying a newspaper everyone should have the best Just as they demand the best clothes, the best groceries, or the best kind of coal. Everybody knows that any one of the five publications published by The Charters Publishing Company is the best ot weekly papers That's why you should not feel a bit timid -in asking for subscriptions. Each one of the five publications speaks for itself. - Let Your motto be: HUSTLE! HUSTLE! Every day from now until the closing hour. t t Plumbing Sanitary Inspr‘ctor meeting of the council was I nspector the inspection of been at all times y services of this aired only during l as we have at It appears that 1922 lal MEMBERS M WESTON SUB. Returns Are Not Yet Complete- Presentation of Prizes and Social Evening Next Week The president and officers of the Weston Horticultural Society cordi- ally invite' the various committees in the recent membership campaign and all citizens of Weston and vicinity interested in the campaign and in horticulture generally to a compli- mentary social evening, to be given --with the presentation of prizes-- to the lady captains, in the Method- 159 Church on Friday evening, April . -. ' I. - .‘,.LA~L tr, ANY, vuvv __- 7 - 7th. The standing in the contest is li as follows, in order: Miss Jessie'g Wright, Miss Reta Calhoun, Miss'i Agnes Moffat, Miss Constance Bur-H rage, Miss Gladys Cooper, Miss Mc- I Neil. The three days' campaign 1 brought over 1,200 members. This "; will be substantially increased and 1 although the field was much more 3 limited this year the membership is i likely to be equal to that of last _ year. Complete returns will be, re-9 ported in next week's issue. l i l The society desire to thank the citi- I zens of Weston and vicinity tor their: continued support and hopes to merit A such support in greater service during I the present year. I The foregoing report shows the in-i terest taken by the people of iii,} [ ton in horticultural work. The mem- l bership has again passed the tWelve. ‘liundred mark and when completed; will reach last year's total. This is, The foregoing report snows LlJC' 1rr- terest taken by the people of Wes- ton in horticultural work. The mem- bership has again passed the tivelve hundred mark and when completed will reach last year’s total. This is most creditable and especially so when the organization work of the society is taken into account. Dur-, mg the past few years societies have$ been formed at New Toronto, and Mimico through the inspiration re- ueived from the local branch. Also at Mount Dennis a society has been formed. This year Weston has taken over Woodbridge and secured an ex- cellent membership, with the hopes that in a short time, they will brainch out and become a separate organiza- tion. ------0----" the sanitary conditions The building, a, large sc with an auditorium in the rooms facing this giving plenty of light while the heating and tem is of the latest 'a', Under the direction of the Social and Literary Department ot the Methodist Young People, a very en- joyable and profitable evening was.) spent on Monday night. The lite of Drummond was given by Miss Lois Thompson, including a reading of one of his poems by Miss Vera Drink- walter. Born in Ireland, he came to Canada after the death of his par- ents, taking up telegraphy and later medicine. A student of human IIa- ture as well as books, he was success- ful and built up a large practice. He was known as the poor man's doctor, owing to his sympathetic and untiring services on their behalf. As a writer he also won renown and his works live on, although his tongue and pen are silent. A vocal solo toy Mr. Pike, instrumental by Miss Burslem and re- freshments closed the programme. Next Monday will be Christian En- deavour Night with an address' on "Health," by Mr. J. M. Pearen. gan A BUSINESS MAN 2H f flulllnunlululnunmununIInn-nnInunnnnunnu-Inmnnnulnnulnuuuu-nnunnnunnuInI"IIllnnlIlllnllllnnlv mmlumin-nuimmImun-nuIuuIIn"mum"mm-mum":InImum:uInuIuIInnnIIuuIInuunIIIIInnIIumumnumllmnE $1.00 IRONIZED YEAST ..A.. 25c STEEDMAN’S POWDERS $1.00 DEXTRO MALTOSE ..' 25; BEECHAM PILLS .....-.'-'. A. B. s. & C....................... 50c PONDS’ VANI.SHING CREAM $1.00 BEEF, IRON & WINE _.... "ir'is,JAr, SALTS....--,-..- 25c BARS CASTILE SOAP................ $1.35 SCOTT’S EMULSION ..w...m-........ IIORLICICS MALTE.D MILK ... _ c.......".' mm WATERBURY'S COD LIVER OIL ... $1.25 WYETHS SAGE & SULPHUR ........ :mo NUXATED IRON .t..tt..r-t...t..."' we WILLIAMS PINK PILLS w............. <1.o,o ENOS' FRUIT SALTS ..t..........T.. :sc SL(9AN'S LINIMENT .......r.......... :125 PfNKHAM'S m...............-......... I15 RI‘RI)OCK BLOOD BITTERS ....... um NESTLES FOOD............,......,. CTTICURA SOAP r.....,.............'....'.. "ALM OLIVE SOAP t..F-trrFw............ we IIODD'S KIDNEY PILLS .t......r..... 50c CASCARETS .......e......r.....R.R..e1 WHAT ABOUT THOSE REPAIRS? MAIN ST., WESTON The Cruickshank-WagonWorks C ( FILMS 50 Main Street 10 Main Rtre/et South Weston Sanderson’s CUT RATE DRUG STORE 7 3,, 1Vhelr,vou have. something that needs repairing. 'rt, Tri, give you expert workmanship on Clock, watch and Jewellery Repairing, and we do many other repairs too. _ ' ; _ 2860 DUNDAS WEST (Cor. Keele) Sarulerson's Cut-Rate Drug Store 1,t.taket well seasoned pairs to Take proper wagon re- pa1rs. You get them here., ‘We have Shafts, Tongues, Reaches, Axles, Etc.; Cabs, Truck Bodies and Auto flitharilsods Mslar Drug Store" PRESCRIPTEGNS HOME REClPES ~r~ ' PROPRIETARY REMEDIES a: ' FILMS PRINTING & DEVELOPING Main Street WESTON Phone 435 Our'work‘ must please you aiming Special Bargains Friday and Saturday MARCH MST AND APRIL IST F. R. FREY WE SAVE YOU MONEY VISIT fihjil JEWELLER The Wat) Specialist Neaa. Post orrice Phone 354 .............19<: ..............79e Mc, 85c and $3.25 PHONE 41 2 bottles for JCT. 5500 3 for 25c 32c 89e 15c 75e 16c 79c 31c 79c 20c 21c 32c 33c Ii,':),' ire, is???