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MADDIE Special, pet Ib. ................0...}:~ PM Lets Haddie: Special, per {Db. ...........l.. REDUCED PRICES on all cuts of Meats for weekâ€"end. _‘ You will be requiring New Roofing and" Eavetroughing. We will be glad to do your work be€ause we can give you a first class, long life job. _ 14 7 j TWO DIRECT PHONESâ€"No. 9 and 214 19 This "before and after" idea is as old as advertising itself, but it is new a hundred times over every day at our big Cleaning and Dyeing Plant. J No matter how bad your suits or coats look when you send themâ€"they‘ll be as smart as new when you get them back. Send along a suit and your lighter coatâ€" let us show you what White Master Cleaning and Dyeâ€" ing will do for themâ€"you will be as keen~to put them on as you ever were with new ones. We‘ll call promptly when you ‘phone SS P h Griffith Bros. SPECIAL PRICE ON FISH FOR GOOD FRIDAY Reduced pri'ces"én‘ all cuts of meats for week end. Special fed veal for Easter at reduced prices. Strictly new laid eggs. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. § "As Smart as New" TINSMITH AND FEFURNACE SPECIALISTS MAIN STREET, WESTON Phone: Office 263W ; House 263]J and 269 (Shop over Oldham‘s Store) BURGESS BROS. t t dnronmomesmescrrai?,. _ /. (mve é ,/-/ us y CaP? y $ 7A * 2 o e 10 6 M "|2 ined and Pressed us | y é ; Coats .....$1.75 ; s .....$2 to $2.50 en I- LUMBER and Pressed ts .....$1.75 «... ... $2.00 . .$2 to $2.50 sas? .sz..$2.050 SPRING IS HERE! Master Cleaners and Dyers For All Building Purposes IS OPEN TO SUPPLY i: _ CHURCH ST., WESTON PHONE 175 PHONE 278 83 MAIN. ST., WESTON Limited 20c 22c 18c 22¢ 15c 15c Owing to the annual union week of prayer services being held in the Meâ€" thodist Church this week, the X. L. Bible Class have withdrawn their soâ€" cial evening for this week, but all who are interested in the class are asked to note that a social evening will be held in the church schoolroom _ on Thursday evening, April 20th. feet on . who is ; to sell a quite an enquiries sonable 1 By reason of Track shutting horses, several h: local track of late Mr. J. M. Gardhouse has again been elected on the record board for the stock records at the annual meeting held at Ottawa recently. Have cakes a ly in p1 licious. The local branch of the C.W.V.A. teld ano:her euchre of their series that they have beca running Curing the wiiter. The annual meeting of the West York Liberalâ€"Conservative Association will be held in the town hall on Satâ€" urday, April 15th, at 2.30 p.m. sharp. Speakers will be Hon. Geo. S. Henry, M.L.A.; Sir Henry Drayton, M.P., and Dr. Forbes Godfrey. Collections taken up in the various churches and Sunday Schools of the town during the last two Sundays have met with a most generous reâ€" sponse from the people. In| St. John‘s Church on Sunday morning last the sum of $40 was realized for this worthy cause. Mr. J. Shannon was removed to the hospital last Friday morning, sufferâ€" ing from appendicitis. Later he unâ€" derwent an operation, and his many friends will be pleased to know that he is making satisfactory recovery, and trust he will soon return home. The semiâ€"annual business meeting mer for enough room to accommodate of the Weston Branch of the Grenfell the large number of golfers who play Mission will be held at the home of on the Weston green. Many of these Mrs. Joseph Nason at 8 p.m. on are very anxious to find suitable Thursday evening, April 20th. All rooms in Weston. This will mean an members are urged to be present. | epportunity for some of our enterprisâ€" x % x I ing citizens to utilize their spare rooms \Rev. Mr. Rodwell was in Parry to good advantage. In order that the Sound on Sunday last, taking charge Ssecretary of the Golf Club may anâ€" of the services in Parry Sound Methâ€" Swer the numerous enquiries that he odist Church. The pastor in charge receives for accommodation, it would was confined to his home ‘with ill. be well for the cifizens who have ness. |rooms available notify the secretary. x x x ts ,The parties will have their meals at Mr..J. Shannon was removed to the the club house, so there will be no hospital last FPriday morning, sufferâ€" difficulty on that scc.)‘re.‘, The citizens ing from appendicitis. Later he unâ€" should do all in their power to h_ave derwent an operation, and his many 4° M&DY of these parties as possible ies en n t e een e e ns earonrbh ind spend their summer in Weston. Unless signs fail, Weston is in for a real good summer. Canada Cycle & Motor are hustling out the bicycles and are getting ready for a very large order of skates from United States. Moffats Ltd. report business good. Willysâ€"Overland have sold all the cars they had in storage and are speeding up production. Local automobile dealers are wearing a broad smile. They have sold double the cars they did up to this time last year. Conâ€" tractors and those handling builders‘ supplies report business Aâ€"1. Toronto Suburban Railway report a healthy increase of receipts on the Weston line. Real estate men are turning ovâ€" er a large volume of business for this time of year and report a shortage of houses to rent. / \Rev. Mr. Rodwell was in Parry Sound on Sunday last, taking charge of the services in Parry Sound Methâ€" odist Church. The pastor in charge was confined to his home ‘with illâ€" ness. anllluuulluululnllulllnllu|lll|lu|nluuulnu;unlnulullllnll.lilmluuil'li|luluulllluuuluunniluilluulnl’llllmnllll Special Easter services will be held in the Methodist Church, both mornâ€" ing <and evening on Sunday next. In the evening an <Easter song service will be given by the choir. The pasâ€" tor, who has been absent through illâ€" ness during the past two weeks, will be in charge. & s With the coming good weather and dry roads, come the motor cars. And the way they spfied through Weston and go tearing past street cars takâ€" ing on and unloading passengers, has become serious. Mrs. J. K. Moffat, 200 Maria St., will be the hostess of the next sewing tea to be held on Friday afternoon, April 21st. All the ladies interested are asked to accept this notice as a personal invitation from <the society and hostess to attend. On Thursday evening, April 20th, at 8 p.m. the seâ€" miâ€"annual business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Naâ€" son. All the members are urged to attend this important meeting. Mrs. Porter was the gracious hostâ€" ess of the sewing tea in aid of the Labrador Grenfell Mission held on Friday, April 7th,. Much good work was accomplished during the afterâ€" noon, and the donations amounted to $9.70. Dainty â€" refreshments . were served by the hostess and a hearty vote of thanks tendered Mrs. Porter for her kind hospitality. Mr. Ed. Flannigan. of Mount Denâ€" nis left last week for Newfoundland on a business trip in connection with the North American Life, of which company he is secretary. It is expectâ€" ed he will be. absent four . or five weeks. s cousy sls A telephone gang from Barrie and one from Montreal arrived in town last week and are working between here and Malton. It will be all sumâ€" mer before the work is completed. The_storm of two weeks ago has cost the Bell Telephone Co. millions of dolâ€" lars. ~â€" & afernpeccennntcrencrrence Main Street Our new Easter shades in Patents, Tan Straps, Patent Straps,; Men‘s Oxfords, Women‘s Oxfords, in black and tan. A good line of solid leather shoes for school. We have still a good line of odds and ends which we are clearing at low prices. : Repairipg done on the premisesâ€"work guaranteed. ve you tried Prickett‘s fried and doughnuts, fried electricalâ€" pure lard. They are simply deâ€" WESTON HAPPEN Seal pu Holley putting ax‘-oqnd a asset s are b priced ut through another 100 y Ave. to Mr. G. Ellis, g up brick bungalows L $3700. This will be _to the town, as many being received for reaâ€" houses the Dufferin Race down on trotting have been using the Henderson‘s Shoe Store EASTER NGS IN PAAGRAPH ] Mr. H. Pritchett, who has lately opened up a first class confectionery in the shop formerly operated by Mr. ,C. E. Fretz, had a display in his winâ€" dow last week which surpassed all former exhibits of its kind. It was a threeâ€"storey bridal cake and it was a most elaborate piece of sugar work. It really showed what can be done by a master hand and also that we have | the opportunity jof getting that in ‘"town which we very often see only in the city. ? . There has been considerable said in these columns regarding the imâ€" portant place that the boys and girls of our community hold in our lives. There has been ‘considerable effort put forth by various men. There has been much . accomplished, but not what might have been accomplished lad there been a strong, well organâ€" ized group behind the boy and the girl. The individual work is necesâ€" sary. The united work or community work well directed can accomplish a lot more. To give our boys the opportunity there should be a strong committee of men in this town willâ€" ing to get in behind our boys and give them the benefits that should be theirs. What opportunity bhave our boys to learn to play all games. Laâ€" crosse is made the great game and should hold first place. Still boys are adapted for all kinds of sports. We should give them the opportunity of getting some development along all the different lines, What about runâ€" ning, jumping, racing, football, tennis, baseball, soft ball, and so on? Why, the boys in this townâ€" haven‘t a chance. If the men who are leading boys and those who have the future citizenship of this country at heart will only unite there can be put across a program that will build up our boys. Let us do this and thus make a great use of our opportunities. Our Boys Are Worth More Conâ€" sideration than They are Getâ€" : ting in Some Lines Mr. John Chapman has secured the agency for this district for the Durant Car. Watch for notice next week. WESTON BOYS NEED STRONG BAGKING The executive of the A.Y.P.A. has set April 25th as the date for the final debate in the recent series that has been run under their auspices. St. John‘s, Weston, will debate with St. Phillip‘s, Toronto, for the shield sigâ€" nifying senior honors. St. Phillip‘s have held this shield for two years, and it will be up to the Weston aggreâ€" gation to win it this year. Both teams have not as yet suffered a loss this season and it is anticipated that this debate will bring out all the strength that these teams can muster. The subject will be "Resolved that Bank Mergers are Detrimental to the Welâ€" fare of Canada." There is a big demand each sumâ€" mer for enough room to accommodate the large number of golfers who play on the Weston green. . Many of these are very anxious to find suitable rooms in Weston. This will mean an Mr. Geo. Marriott â€" has returned from England, where he has been stopping for the past few months. During his stay, he was so unfortuâ€" nate as to suffer the loss of his mother. In looking over outside towns and villages, Weston has undoubtedly the best roads. The conditions of others are deplorable, but owing to the atâ€" tention given the roads by the streets and sidewalks committee under the chairmanship of Mr. John Harris of last year, they are in pretty good shape. â€" Of course they suffered as a result of the general thaw and the odd shower, but they bave survived conditions well. On Sunday morning last the Rev. Canon Vernon, secretary of the Social Service of the Church of England, preached at the morning service of St. John‘s Church, Main Street. During his address he impressed upon the congregation the necessity and the duty of parents regarding the educaâ€" tion of the children on sex. According to a letter received from the Toronto district . command. G.W. V.A., all total disability cases and near total disability cases will be supplied with tickets, thereby â€"giving them free transportation. Arrangements have just been completed with Mr. H. H. Couzens, general manager of the Toronto Transportation Commisâ€" sion. All members who come under this category are requested to get in touch with their local secretary for a supply of tickets. «Only bonaâ€"fide casâ€" es will receive attention. QUEEN STREET Eascle Block 9 | Is the place to buy that good Bread and Cakes, just liké ‘Mother used to make. In fact you will say after a trial, that we have got her beat. Ra ie 1. 0 $ Made in an upâ€"toâ€"date Bakery in Weston (not imported), where onlyb highest quality ingredients are used, and by a fully qualified Bread and Cake, Baker. Malted Wholewheat Bread; Old English Pork Pies and Sausage Rolls; Cream Rolls Order Early 21 Main St. N. PHONE 181 EVERYTHING SAFE PHONE 344 SIMPSONS MEAT MARKET Repaired Shoes Last Longer Than New Ones What you don‘t see advertised in the way of meats, ask forâ€"We have it § PORK SPECIALS 4) n ol bel QUALITY SELLS Bridsman‘s OPP. THOMSON BLOCK Simpsons Meat Market H. Pritchett Not many people realize that a repaired shoe will last longer than a new one, but nevertheless this is a fact, pr oviding the best of material is used, and the work done by experts. _ % THE REASON IS THIS. Once a shoe is broken in to fit the wearer, the wearer is able to take freer, easier steps, the weight is distributed more evenly, and the wear is slower. Thus in expertly repaired shoes you get the combined advantage of new shoes and old ones. j y ; sHOULDERS .......... EOIY ... .â€" sls PICKLED SHOULDERS High Class Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor in connection. PURE MAPLE LEAF SYRUPâ€"$2.45 PER GAL. All our meats kept on ice m our newly installed Refrigerator Where you can buy the best that you can buy HOT CROSS BUNS _ The real old fashioned style:â€"Quite different: BRING YOUR BOOT TROUBLES TO US @ Pritchett‘s HIGH CLASS =5 BREAD & CAKE SHOP TOM HATTON â€" See our Easter Window Display A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES Successor to C. E. FRETZ EVERYTHING SANITARY QUANTITY TELLS 6 MAIN ST. NORTH ~. $8e 16. : .. 20¢â€"Ib. ... 28e lb. .. £9¢ 1b. STREET NORTH 4 MAIN ST.S. Order Early Phone 20 PAGE FIYVR B4 EJ B. s i