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E.luuuu"lllunununlluluuuunuuuluuuuulumuuuu:llluuuuuuululuuuuuuuuluuuuu|u|u|u|uluuuunuuluu ,Gllllllnulululuululluunluunlunuluuuunnnlu|lunulnllulullnuuuullllnllllu|u|u|uulluuluunnluuuunuunqu _ Miss Rhea Jennings has been sucâ€" cessful in passing her examinations at the Ontario College of Art. She seâ€" cured second place _ with honorable mention in Life, and certificates in Advance, Costume and Design. Mr. George Davidge returned home last week from Kingston, where he has been attending University for the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickin and baby, Helen, of Guelph, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickin. Mayor Elynn has returned home, afâ€" ter attending the convention of the sales managers of the paper industry, held ‘at Holyoke, Mass. Holyoke is considered the centreâ€"of the manufacâ€" ture of high class bond papers. While there Mayor Flynn visited one of the largest paper mills, having a pay roll of 1700 employees. Mrs. Geo. Packham and daughter, Miss Clarissa, are spending ten »days at Preston Springs. H. Duncan Marshall, T. A. Russell and L. E. Franklin, were the guests of J. M. Gardhouse this week and visâ€" ited the farm. wWEDNESDAY, MAY 315T, 1923 PHONE JCT. 7327 2912 DUNDAS ST. W. TORONTO, ONT. _ SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEXE ONLY M : ~ ~ B al hte k es +7 oo es hok iss cnpene j s esee. aott ; | s 1?._. Ped t mA : a F Po Screen Doors, all sizes, for ... ... .. 36" Window Screen for . . ... .. .. .. 36" Green Window Shades, for .. . . .. String Shopping Bags for ... .. .. ... 60c Galvanized Pails for .......... Garden Forks, regular $2.75, for .. .. Garden Forks, regular $1.50, for . ... Garden Spades, regular $1.50 for .. . . Quart tin Paint for ............... 50 ft. Garden Hose with coupling for .. Fourâ€"String Corn Broom for ... .. .. Clover Leaf Cups and Saucers ... ... Clover Leaf 18â€"Piece Set for .. ... . Councillorâ€" Macklin, who is confined to his home with an attack of typhoid, is improving fayorably and his many friends trust he will soon be out again. The many friends of Miss Margaret Burrage are pleased to know that she is progressing most favorably in the Toronto hospital where she is confinâ€" ed suffering from an attack of diphâ€" theria. Rev. W. Pearson of Vancouver, an old Weston High School boy, who is on his way to attend conference, spent a few days this week with Wesâ€" ton friends, spending Monday afterâ€" noon with Mr. B. Gram. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Islingâ€" ton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor, King Street, for the 24th cf May holiday. In the recent S.P.S. examinations Mr. Jack Bull and George Smith were successful in securing their third year in engineering, and Mr. Bryce Moffat took his second year. ‘ Dr. E. F. Irwin and Dr. Cates are attending the Ontario Medical Conâ€" vention held in Toronto this week. 4. Roomsâ€"Detached4 brick, cement foundation, elecâ€" tric light, well water; lot 50 x 118sâ€"â€"$2850. $200 cash, balance like rent. & 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. â€"$300 cash, or would exchange. Also Vacant Landâ€"$8, $10, $12 per foot. $5 down, $5 per month. '{Roomsâ€"Solid brick, three piece bathroom, hot air furnace, good garden â€" $5700. Cash can be arâ€" ranged or will exchange. SEE GREENWOOD FOR BEST VALUES POSSESSION IS YOUR STEP TO PROSPERITY . Sutton * \e PHONE W. 274 drrcs. s $1.83 fa as>. ABC . .t. 1. 0.: TB€ ic ‘...29¢ in .. 396 ies I$LS8S ca.s.ia.. $1.19 ie sz .§LI9 tss .::83¢ . uce e. . §$5.86 es‘ s.. . â€"40¢ is. .. o for 55¢ e ...2.§$108 A well‘ attended meeting of the Westminster Women‘s Missionary Soâ€" ciety was held May 16th in the church parlours. In the absence of the presiâ€" The Revy. Canon Seager, Provost of Trinity College, is to preach in St. John‘s Church next Sunday evening. _ ~ Commencing June 4 Sunday School will open at 10 a.m. for the summer months, instead of the afternoon sesâ€" sion, as during the winter season. The Rev. Canon Brain . of | the Church of St. Michael and All Angels preached in the evening on the subject of "The Comforter." The Holy Spirit, he said, should lead, us to a deeper understanding of the meaning of sin and the need of more enlightâ€" ened conscience. Great crimes had been committed by men who thought they acted conscientiously. . Services on Sunday morning, June 4th, in the Methodist Church,â€" will be of special interest to the boys and girls and it is hoped a large number will be present. Methodist. At the close of the morning service on Sunday last the following were chosen as representatives of the Methâ€" odist Church Board: Messrs. W. J. Ward, G. Eakin, Walter Bull, C. B Smillie, H. Charlton, J. Cross and J. M. Kellam. The Methodist Church Ladies‘ Aid Society are holding a social afternoon and evening at the home of the presiâ€" dent, Mrs. Scrace, on Thursday, June Ist. The ladies are requested to meet at the church corner at 2.45 p.m. From there they will proceed by motor via King Street to the Fifth, The gentlemen areâ€" asked to come for tea and the evening. St. Johns. The Rev. Canon Gould, General Secretary of the missionary society of the Church of England in Canada, sounded an optimistic note in his adâ€" dress at St. John‘s Church last Sunday morning. , The fact that last year, a year of great depression both in comâ€" mercial â€" and. industrial circles, / the Church of England in this country had raised over and above all that was reâ€" quired for running expenses the large sum of about $750,000 was an indicaâ€" tion in his opinion that the interest in tlie work of the church was very great, In addition to this the Amount raised for missions had,been increased by about $20,000, the total for this purpose of over $200,000 being the largest the missionary society had ever received. Sunday, June 4th, the session of the Sunday School will open at 10. a.m. and continue for the summer months instead of in the afternoon as during the winter season. The children are asked to note the change. Baptist. During the summer months Sunday School services will be held in the morning instead . of the. afternoon, commencing June 4th. Sunday School will be at 10 a.m. CHURCH AND PULP!T 12 MAIN STREET WESTON, ONT. Westminster. TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON dent, Mrs. R. J. Bull occupied the chair. Mrs. Hutcheon gave the scripâ€" ture reading, followed . by two most instructive and thoughtful papers on Japan and Korea, prepared by Mrs. McLean and Mrs. A. W. Pearson. ROWNTREEâ€"In loving memory of mother, who departed this life on May 30th, 1919. WANTEDâ€"Girl for housework. Apâ€" ply 232 Main St. N., Weston. FOR SALEâ€"Attractive bungalow, six large, bright rooms, hardwood one floor, dining room _ panelled and beamed, all â€"conveniences. Apply owner, 104 Church St., Weston. FOR SALEâ€"Four burner oil stove, Florence automatic, 104 Church St., Weston. - K d morsel P t mWd i o is 1e 1 $ t â€" iess i 2e & .: Coth C ; > Paette m Ceto 2 ; y o 6 6. 2 ao o $ s ho 2 is ; nds d $ o 6 § s g esz 5 IN MEMORIAM Botany Serge Gabardine Suits in full sitk linâ€" s .. c0.......0z~..~$1300 Sport Coats with cape sleeves ...27 .$123.90 Wrap Coats in velour ... ... ... .. .$18.00 Silk Striped Skirts, regularly priced $15. _ _ Ousale .................~ $7.50 Tricolette Skirts ................($3.95 White Gabardine Skirts . . ..$1.95 to $2.50 Serge Skinig ....................$1.95 Serge Skirts with fancy embroidery, regular price $13.00, for .......:....$6.50 Voile Dresses, regular price $15, for . $7.50 "At rest." sn C 2lX 2 e .‘;«j{-:fik"f, 5s Ral th ce 2" hi 2y3 p normn o 5 & | z9| | 'b Roeneligetts Bo hss E rcmmmneme M i8 »xpe } ) aren <3 Tsd C Ee 58 ts x JC s C e id far erlest coon agiom i Cee Ttha MA ms : y ts 2 & t 55. hss Oama ) S @ & 3 Nee e ts a 5y 3 3 3 2 t 3. D a & o l . I r § . t 5 Ge; ‘ es y C All Wool Flanelette Dress Jumpers in the new shade at ... . SsON DAVID WESTO N Many small articles for Half Price. Clearing for fifteenâ€"day sale. JOHN MILLS WHITE ORPINGTONS FOR SALEâ€"Barred rlymouth Rock hatching eggs, $1.25 per sefting, from Guild bredâ€"toâ€"lay strain. First class rooster for sale, $2.00 Apply Mr. Perkiss, Holley Ave. xâ€"T2â€"t FOR SALEâ€"130 Egg Incubator,delivâ€" ered to your station; hot water heated; selfâ€"regulated.. Send for catalogue. Georgetown Incubator _ Co., Dept. X., Georgetown, Ont. FOR SALE OR RENT â€" Semiâ€" bungalow, 6 rooms, 3 piece bath room; electric light; furnace; hardâ€" . wood floors; side drive. Apply W. C. Burrage, 106 Rosemount Avenue. Phone 106. â€"I have bred these birds for over 9 years from some of the best breeders of Canada and America. Hatching eggs for sale; also hen£ hatched chicks, 30c and 40c each. j Duck eggs and young dueklings for | sale. Phone.. 53TW _ or. Box 79,] Weston. _ Address Elverston Ave., | 6 house east of 5th Ave., Weston. | PRICE LIST FOR SOME BARGAINS PHONE QCROERS GIVEN BEST ATTENTION. Opening evenings until ten o‘clock. 14 MAIN STREET SOUTH â€"â€" PHEONE 188 Commencing 14â€"1t 1 | Single Comb Light and Dark Brown tLeghorns setting "eggs,. $3.00 and | $5.00;. Single .Comb Rhode. Island |Reds â€"$2.00, $3.00 and $5.00. ; | T. HARRIS The Croft, 4th Ave., Westmount, near swing bridge, containing divided kitchen, 2 cellars, on ground floor. 1st floor: 2 bedrooms and divided sitting room. 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms.. Price $3500. Cash $500. Will accept offer for larger cash payments.‘ Good waâ€" ter supply. County taxes. & STOCK AND EGGS FOR SALE Also valuable corner dot, Riverside Drive and Scarlet Road, 40x110. Parâ€" ticulars of house can be had on premâ€" ises, or apply giving best offer to 219 Kine St F. J. WRIGHT 130 First Avenue, Toronto $7.50, for ... .. ... .$5.00 and $3.50 Voile Monkey Jacket ... .. ... .. ... ..75¢ Ladies‘ Underwearâ€"Half Price. Silk Stockings ... ............... 59c up Dutch Wool, 1 oz. ball .............15¢ Gingham Dresses, resular $8, for $3.50 to $4 Gingham Goods in 27 inch, yd. ... .. ..25¢ Enghish Gingham, 38 imch, yd. .. .. . .. 41c Voileâ€"Goods, in 40 inch, yd. ... .......39¢ Over Curtains, flower goods, yd. . ... .. 49¢ Satin Underskirts ... . ... .........$1.75 Sitk Tricolette Blouses, resular $10 and FOR SALE WESTON iss c §4.00 TO LETâ€"Beautiful flat, at 14 Wilâ€" liam St. Building of 2 flats will be sold at reasonable figure. Apply on premises or 86 Rosemount Avenue, Weston. : TQO LETâ€"Good pasture for young cattle, 50 acres, spring creek runâ€" ning> through fields. Let by month per head.. Apply _ James Dodgson, Emery. ; wWOMEN EARN $10.00 DAILY â€" Distributing the wonderful "Medical Adviser,"~ by Dr. Pierce. . Unfolds secrets of married happiness, often revealed too late. 1008 page,_éljpth- bound book, illustrate%.;with cBlared â€"â€" plates. Chapters on {'EMOt&I‘ x and Babe, Nursing, Accidents, First "Aid, What to do in Sickness. Retails for $1.00. Free with instructions~ to workers. Sales enormous. Enclose 10c. to help pay postage and packâ€" ing. Medical Press, 648 Washington Street, Buffalo, N.Y. GARDENING WORK, &c.â€"Apply to C. R.. Morley, 252 Mainâ€" Street, Weston. PAGE FIVR 14 > 1( 1F