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JFAGE FOUR C. A. GRAHAM We have already made deliveries of this Best of All Cars at the priceâ€" The "Durant" possesses power and pep, and gives you all the pleasure and comfort m ridimg or driving that any high price car can give. this an unusually attractive car. $ axâ€" & ‘"Made in Canada"â€"by Canadians for Canadiansâ€"at an all Canadian price LET US GIVE YOU A DEMONSTRATION. The wonderful performance of this car, with its beauty and comfort, the 109 inch wheel base, unsurpassable springs, and every feature combined in the higher priced cars, make Direct Dealer DANKERT & SKIPTON Thursday, June 1 until June 15 The New "DURANT" Has Arrived a Ford Buy and bank the balance. $535 f.0.b. Ford, Ont. Buys a Ford Touring Car. 15 Days‘ Sale WESTON ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, &c. An opportunity to quote on your next requirements is solicited. THERE HAS BEEN OPENED A RETAIL LUMBER YARD ON JOHN ST. You can always rely upon securing what you want here, as we carry im stock a complete line of Weston Ladies‘ Readyâ€"toâ€"Wear 14 Main Street Watch for the Special Price List â€" Bargains Extraordinary | LUMBER THIS WILL INTEREST YOU! PHONES: OFFICE 540 JOHN CHAPMAN ‘ CONTRACTORS, ATTENTION E. EC,PATTERSON . _ Scarlett Rold | Box 507 Westofn CHARLIE WING Main Street North_ _ WESTON We Family Washing Given Special Attention All work done. Goods called for and delivered Patterson‘s Dry Wall System Standard Shapes and Sizes. ‘e also make special shapes ‘‘fo â€"order. y LEAVE YOUR WASHING AND LAUNDRY WITH US , Cement Building Blocks â€" Will Commence â€" PHONE 170 gcuatanteed to be well Main St. North, Weston HOUSE 257 |I\’iunicipa!ity of the Town of Weston, l County of York Weston; four rooms; summer kitchen and attic; cellar; electric light and vegetables; fruit garden and orchard; B. Moffat, Real Estate, Weston, or to On Lilac Lodge property, William St chicken run and garage. Apply to A Toronto water; about one acre of land with Mrs. Lukes, 480 Huron Street Public notice is hereby given that a Court ‘of Revision of the assessment roll for the Town of Weston will be held in the Council Chamber, ‘Weston, on Monday, June 5th, 1922, at. eight o‘clock p.m., to hear and determine upon al complaints against the asâ€" sessment roll of the Municipality of the Town of Weston for the said year 1922. _All partiecs interested are reâ€" quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Clerk of said Municipality. Dated at Weston May 23rd, 1922 COTTAGE TO RENT COURT OF REVISION You get these adâ€" vantages at and on an average of 22 miles per galâ€" lon of gasoline. (Sales Tax extra) $1280 J. H. TAYLOR, THE TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Some time ago the management of the Brampton lacrosse . team made arrangements with the Maitlands for | the game scheduled for the 20th. They wanted it pulled off on a big field day shortly. lmagine the surprise that Brampton players got when the Maitâ€" lands stepped off the train for their game. 1t took some tall, hustling to raise the players and get them on the field. Maitlands did not catch them sleeping, however, but got.a surprise when Brampton stepped into them:. The management of the Weston lacrosse team is leaving nothing unâ€" done to give the Weston public a winning | team... After, weeks and months of hard work they are rewardâ€" ed to some extent by having 20 playâ€" ers turn out for practice. Every man is able to hold his own in senior comâ€" pany. Their next step was to secure Neil Felker as coach. Felker is no stranger to Weston. He will be reâ€" membered as the star fielder of that good Woodbridge team of. 15 years or more ago. ‘The only Woodbridge team that could regularly beat Wesâ€" ton. On leaving Woodbridge: Felker played with West Toronto Shamrocks. He left that team to enter the pro. lacrosse league, playing centre for the Tecumsehs. He played at a time when Ottawas, Shamrocks, Montreal A.A.A., Nationals of Montreal and Cornwall were at their best. Neil Felker was known around the pro. circuit ‘as the best centre man in the game. He got the draw 90 times out of a hundred and was an expert at making the odd man on the home. Neil has already made a favorable impression with the players. The pubâ€" lic are sure to like him for he does not belong to the clique that dominâ€" ated lacrosse last year. Saturday saw the opening of the Senior Q.A.L.A. series in group No. 1. Despite the heavy downpour a large crowd saw the games. Maitlands journeyed to Brampton and received a sound trouncing at the hands of the home brews. ~Brampton, who certain sport writers called a fair intermediâ€" ate, took this slam to heart. While the outside public were wondering if Brampton would play Senior, those be= hind lacrosse in Brampton were workâ€" ing. They worked with a result that is plainly seen. This team will give Weston a lot of trouble.. Any team that can hand Maitlands such a drubâ€" bing are good, for Maitlands are in the class withâ€"Beaches this year. When Maitland arrived it was pourâ€" ing rain and the Brampton boys wantâ€" ed to postpone the game. Maitlands insisted that it be played, and now they are hollering and areâ€"reported as goâ€" ing to protest on the condition of the grounds.I Sportsmanship is still sadly lacking in some teams, if this be true. President: Herb. Rudolph and Manâ€" ager Arnold_ Smith, when you ask them if they expect win only smile. While saying nothing, those on the inside know they are. All are sweet, very sweet on this year‘s team. They know better than any one else how things are going at practices. It‘s the pep and the willingness of the playâ€" ers to work that appeals to the fans. It sticks out this year as never better. The team that beats Weston this seaâ€" son will have to be better than anyâ€" thing that has played around here for years. Next Saturday will see the opening gaumiel tor the idocal= senlor‘ O.A.L.A. team.. Our seniors, the iron men as they were called last ‘year,. will meet the Torontos at the Beach. This will be the test. During the week the boys have been working hard; they are in the pink of condition. From the practices it would seem that Weston will have the‘best team that has ever represented‘ this town,. ‘The team will be picked from the following: Goal, Fred. Rowntrée; defence, Tote Farr, Map Holley, Tank Beecham, Gord. Harris, Bill Coulter, Jack Matâ€" tison, Jim Holley; centre, Earle Stevâ€" enson, Nels Reily; home, Eddie Kingâ€" dom, Ken. Kingdom, H. Coulter, Fred Hugill, sandy Karns, Dodie Coulter, Gordon Dickin, Jimmy Coulter; Neil Felker, coach; Walter / Lee, trainer. Some team!â€" and good enough to win any place. $ is receiving special instructions from Harry about. the game. In ia few years most of them will find places in the Senior team." Take a walk over and see the little fellows handle their sticks, check, and‘" step around the field. . They are being taught the game at the proper age and by the proper man. ‘This is what will count in a few years and will make a true citiâ€" zenship. It is something worth while, St. Mary‘s withdrawal . from. the senior series has not landed them in a soft place for a championship. Hamilton‘.. has some team. Last year they made a good: showing in the game. During the past few weeks they have, been working quietly, building up a better team for this year ‘They have a team that could hold its own . with the senior elubs. Montreal, . Cornwall, | St. Catharines and many other centres will have some of their men on this team. Geo. Farr, one of the best home players in the game, will captain this strong team. Harry Jennings, the father of the Midget lacrosse of the town, is deservâ€" in gof special mention. Over at the High School grounds almost every night you‘ll see Harry with about 25 or 30 youngsters. BEach of these kids Some of the wise ones think the Intermediate champions . will defeat winners of the Senior series. It will certainly (be some game. Weston should be oné of the finalists in the play off. Mimico has gone out in the open market for players. They are not sayâ€" ing much, but names have leaked out that makes it look as if Mimico ought to be in the final. > } Durham â€" have two â€"| intermediate teams. One is said to be the best that has ever been gathered together in northâ€"western Ontario. Orangeville is grouped with these fast teams. What chance. will the lacrosse: fans have to see Orangeville in the final this year? LACROSSE S P O R T S The following is the schedule for the Juvenile Seriesâ€"Group No. 3. | _ June 3â€"Weston at Shamrocks xJune â€"7â€"Beaches at Maitlands ‘ June 10â€"Shamrocks at Victorias â€"Maitlands at Weston xJune 14â€"Weston at Victorias i/ In group II. St. Kitt‘s played the newâ€"comers to the Senior series the Shamrock.. ‘As was expected, the Toâ€" , ronto boys were noâ€" match for the | bunch from across the lake, Red Milâ€" I ler‘s name does not appear on St. Kitt‘s lineâ€"up. If he had been there, the score would have been much larger. Red was one of the‘ best home men | that played in Weston last year. If | St. Kitt‘s could only. field the same team away from home that they line _up for their home games, we would ! have them winners of group II. It‘s l a hard town to play in and its a mighty good team that beats them on l their own sand pile. 5 Thistletown Epworth League Being the third week of the month, the Social Department held a social evening. The members _all enjoyed the amusements that were prepared by the Social Committee. After refreshâ€" ments ‘ and . other _ pleasureâ€"bringing things, the meeting was closed by our President, Mr. Mewhort. Choir Concert Note the date of the concert to be given in the Emery Methodist Church, May 26th. The members of Eglington Methodist Choir will be the artists for the evening and we are assured of a splendid â€" programme. â€" Refreshments will be served at the close and a social hour enjoyed. _ Concert to commence at 7.30, standard time, Friday night, May 26th. The young people of the community held their annual outing down at the Oxâ€"Bow on the 24th. Games and outâ€" door sports, combined with picnic reâ€" freshments provided pleasing enterâ€" tainment for all Goâ€"Toâ€"Sundayâ€"Schoolâ€"Day will be observed in Emery Church on Sunday, May 28th. Dr. Smith will give the adâ€" dress. â€"Beaches at Shamrocks June 24â€"Maitlands at Shamrocks July 1â€"â€"Victorias at Westpn xJuly © 5â€"â€"Weston ‘at Beackes xJuly 6â€"Maitlands at Victorias xJuly 10â€"Victorias at Beaches July 15â€"â€"Weston at Maitlands xJuly 18â€"Beaches at Victorias July 22â€"Shamrocks at Weston xJuly 27â€"Maitlands at Beaches xAug. 2â€"Victorias at Maitlands Aug. 5â€" Shamrocks at Beackes xAug.. 9â€"Beaches at Weston Aug. 12â€"Victorias at Shamrocks Aug. 19â€"Shamrocks at Maitlands xSignifies twilight games. games on Wednesday afternoons. Maitâ€" lands .will probably play some of their fixtures at Cottingham square, while the outside towns in the. group, Brampton and Weston, will experience little difficulty in drawing a crowd on midâ€"week date. SENIOR LACROSSE Group No. 1 to Play a Double Seriesâ€" Group No. 2 Makes Only Two Changes At the Empress hotel Monday night the senior 0. !A. L. A. clubs met to reâ€" vise the lacrosse schedule. Group No. 1 decided to play a double schedule, staging some of their The tentative craft at the schedule for Group No. 1 is as follows. May 20â€"Maitlands at Brampton. May 27â€"Weston at Toronto. June 3â€"Maitlands at Weston June 3â€"Torontos At Brampton. June 7â€"Torontos at Maitlands. June 10â€"Weston at Maitlands. June 17â€"Brampton at Torontos. June 24â€"Maitlands at Brampton; to rontos in charge. June 24â€"Maitlands at Brampton. July 8â€"Brampton at Weston; Maitâ€" lands at Torontos. \ July‘ 15â€"â€"Weston at Brampton. July 19â€"Weston at Torontos. F July 22â€"Brampton at Maitlands. July 29â€"Torontos at. Weston. Aug. 7â€"Brampton at Maitlands. Aug. 12â€"Brampton at Torontos; July‘ 15â€"â€"Weston at Brampton. July 19â€"Weston at Torontos. 4 July 22â€"Brampton at Maitlands. July 29â€"Torontos at. Weston. Aug. 7â€"Brampton at Maitlands. Aug. 12â€"Brampton at Torontos; Maitlands at Weston. Aug. 16â€"Torontos at Maitlands. Aug. 19â€"â€"Weston _ at Brampton; Maitlands at Torontos. * Aug. 26â€"Weston at Maitlands, Toâ€" rontos at Brampton. f Sept. 2â€"Brampton at Weston. Group No. 2â€"Composed of Catharâ€" ines, Bbeaches, Riversides and Shamâ€" rocksâ€"decided to let their schedule stand as. formerly_ with two excepâ€" tions, when the game ‘between Shamâ€" rocks and Beaches scheduled for Auâ€" gust 19, was changed to June 3, and the game between Riversides and Beaches on the latter date was set back to August 19. The tentative craft at the schedule In the two lacrosse matches played in Toronto this season Charlie Queerie has been in charge. How many games will Queerie work outside of Toronto this season? | Will he officiate in St. Catharines, we wonder. Cooprienied thet by B w woos, Judicious advertising is the derrick that swings a husiness to success. Classified Want Ads. are terse hus!â€" ness bringers that are sultable to any business. 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FOR SALEâ€"Barred Flymouth Rock | hatching eggs, $1.35 per setting, from Guild bredâ€"toâ€"lay strain. First class rooster for sale, $2.00 Apply Mr. Perkiss, Holley Ave. y212â€"f YOUNG WOMANâ€"Would mind baâ€" by or children from one to six p.m. daily. _ Apply box 20, Times & Guide soffice, Weston. FOR SALEâ€"130 Egg Incubator,delivâ€" ered. to your station; hot water heated; > selfâ€"Fegulated. Send» for catalogue. . Georgetown Incubator Co., Dept. X., Georgetown, Ont. j Single Comb Light and Dark Brown Leghorns setting eggs, . $3.:00 and $5.00; Single Comb Rhode Island Reds $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00. T. HARRIS John Murray Pountney, aged nine and Ferrell Lesarge, â€"aged 21, were drowned when their boat capsized in the rapids\. on the Madawaska river, threeâ€"quarters of a mile below the Arnâ€" prior pumphouse last week. FOR SALEâ€"Four burner oil stove, Florence automatic, 104 Church St., Weston. 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Women‘s White Canvas witt Mer NEW LINES OF SUMMER FOOTWEAR HAVE ARRIVED an HENDERSON‘S SHOE STORE 3 MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS 3 w neels )Xt BUSINESS SCHOOLS TORONTO HENDERSON‘S WESTON EJ xâ€"14â€"1t W premises BE TWE EN 2 / GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER! Sugar . Prunes ..... 2 Ibs. for 28¢ WEDNESDAY, MAY 24TH, 1922 A. R. SNOW Choice Creamery Brookfield Maple Leaf Matches, 14c box 3 boxes for ....... 40¢ Soaps ... .. 4 bars for 30¢ Fancy Biscuits ... .. 32¢ Ib. Hursley Blend Tea . . 45¢ Ib. Malt and Spirit Vinegar, per gallon ......... ... 35¢ Bonners Seeded Raisins, per ~package .......:.. 20¢ Butter ...::.. 4245¢clb, . 1 NuJell ... . 3 pkgs. for 25@ St. Charles‘ Vaporated Milk, 3 tins for ...3 ..... 25¢ ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS 165 MAIN STREET SOUTH PHONE 548 7 Roomsâ€"Solid brick, three piece bathroom, hot air furnace, good garden â€" $5700. . Cash can be arâ€" / ranged or will exchange. 4 Roomsâ€"Detached brick, cement foundation, elecâ€" tric light, well water; lot 50 x 118 â€"$2850... $200 cash, balance like rent. 6 Rooms Frameâ€"Water and side drive, corner lot â€" $2500. $300 cash, balance one mortgage. & 5 Rooms Frame â€" Water, electric light, verandah, small cellarâ€"$2200. $300 cash, or ‘would exchange. Also Vacant Landâ€"$8, $10, $12 per foot. $5 down, $5 per month. * MONEY TALKS â€" When paid out as rent it says "GOODâ€"BYE" Grocer and Confectionery A Few of Our Weekâ€"End Specials SEE GREENWOOD FOR BEST VALUES COOKED MEATS, &c. n patent trimming, w ... ... 10 Ibs. for 65¢ wn and MAIN STREET rices