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wlb wh ko * "Enelosing of the right optic is as sufficient as a rapid inclination of the cranium to a sightless quadruped." Very,_Young â€" Policeman (who has broken upâ€"a fight between foreign seaâ€" & . f k4 7 men at the docks): "Where do you live?" â€".Policeman : thing: you two home to bed.‘ , A teacher asked her class to write a sentence that meant the same as "A wink is as good as a nod to a blind lHorse." & Some answers were bad,but she read this one: ® Tal Illnl!lllil""lllllnlllllnulnunIn|lllnllu"nuunlulIlll|||llllnllllllnullunllllllullnllllllllnllllnlllllnlllllllllllllllll-ulllE f \ A * [ A::}munnuiw'nnnnntnfl'ulnl‘unlnllulnnllnnl"llmuuulnullll vonnroinreconrrermertonmettrescunee wesertenssecnnprensram E B Chinaman Policeman g Three ‘ Beautiful (f‘s; i For _ ? Sale Phone 530 1SC&LT WHAT ABOUT YOUR CONCRETE WORK ? Prices Risht Own a Home of Your Own ' PLAY RAIN OR SHINE A REAL BATTLE. Weston won in Orangeville recently by 3â€"2 after the most exciting game of the season.. Orangeville must win this game to remain in the running, while if Weston wins they are sure of a place in the play off. Ste 1 .. LACROSSE... SEND FOR THIS BOOK TODAYTâ€"PRICE 25 CENTS. CHARLES WALTER, 51 Brunswick Ave., Toronto, Ont. Humanity against Cancer is the most valuable treatise that has as yet been prepared on the subject.. It shows how completely helpless medical sciéence is in the presence of Cancer, and why it is imperative that action be taken on behalf of suffering Humanity to expose the fact that Medical Autecracy is, in the main, responsible for retarding the sprtead of the knowledge that a Cancer Treatment has been disâ€" covered and applied with pronounced suc¢ess by some of the most prominent medical men in Great Britain, and is now being used with equalâ€"suecess by doctors in Canada and the U.S.A. _ is a Treatise that will show how you can give yourself and your friends this Protection. The case for Humanity against Cancer and Medical Autocracy has Dbeen published in book form. â€" The brief, prepared by Charles Walter, gives a history of the treatment of the dread discase; it emphasizes the pitiable limitations of surgery in its treatment ,and how, notwithstanding tens of thousands of operations that‘ have been performed, the death rate continues to inâ€" crease. NG Corner Dundas and Runnymede Road GENERAL HOUSEHOLD AND BUILDERS‘ HARDWARE GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. FARMERS‘ and GARDENERS‘ SUPPLIES 1M Calcutta If you want a good job touch at once with Easiest. Way Out A Coming M POUR Canada and the U.S:A. Last Year, and the Menace of This Deadly Scourge‘is Increasing at an Alarming Rate. What steps are you taking to protect yourself or ‘your friends inst this disease? ‘ 664 # 99 HUMANITY Asainst CANCER Shanghai And where do you live? ORANGEVILLE Vs. WESTON Uinmâ€"well, / the _best an do. is to pop off were near Special Attention Given PHONE ORDERS PHONE JUNCTION 199 Daily Delivery for Lambton and Islington SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1923 CONCRETE CONTRACTOR good and some rinted when she an. The best game of the season. Game called at 3.15 sharp. Weston Fair Grounds E. GRAHAM Three of the most beautiful and well built homes are just being completed on Mill Street, Brampton, in an ideal residential district. These houses are to be sold at prices that will suit you. They are modernly equipped with all â€" conveniences, â€" hardwood floors hroughout, all brick and are completeâ€" ly finished to suit the modern purâ€" chaser. 1 SENIOR O.A.L.A. CHAMPIONSHIP â€" GUFFIN at the right price, get in 3rd Ave., Westmount s PERCY AND FERDIEâ€"Safety in Yo N TeLt me bat _ % ZACKIE t Loves me f $A MNDT ° |=â€"~â€"=~â€"> ThE 7 THAT NLOCH $ _ Youg Lovers HEART. COME EARLY! Deliveries Prompt .. apply to PHONE 167 Es Sm rulis exliâ€" n un eeerie en ce en pie CE ie sc‘ [Huzil McCailum, 2, C, 2, C; Gyril Mcâ€" Lean, C,. C, €, 2:;, Thelma Mainprize, €; 2, 2. C; John Matthews, C,, I, 37 2, C; Alex Milligan, C, C, C. C; Muricl Morrow 1, I, C, C; Avis Poole, C, C, C; Moward Rowntree, 8, 3, 1, 1; Eilen Sheppard, C,. 3, 3, 2, 1. C, C:.Charles Stephens C, C, 1, 3; Chas. Stewart, C, 27â€":C, ; Mabel Stokesy C, 1; C, 3, C W. Sutherland, C, 8, C; Harry Trimble, C.xC) 2..9: Thirsa Wokely, 1 C, C: €yril Warren, C, 3. 3, 2: Eric Warren;, 3, C, 1, 2, 1; Ruther Weatherill, C, 3, 1; Ed Wilson, C, I, C,; C. C; Edward Jackson, 3 IL, 2 E) 4 C: Thos: Kelly, 3 L. 5 IL, 2 C; Kenâ€" neth McKay, C; John Matthews, °C; Helen R. Matthews, 2 IL., 1 ILy, 2 ML., 4 C; Margaret Mewhort, 2 I, 2 IL, 5 C3 Agves Moffat, 2 L. 2 IL, 1 THE; Fred Meoffat, 2 th, 2 IIL, CS Exnest Moogk, 2 IIL;, Harry Morgan, 9 C: Clark Peters, 2 C; Florence Peters, 6 ME, 3 C; Avis Poole}; 2 TL., George Ryâ€" vie, 2 II.; Jessie Saunders, 4 MH...3, C: Albert Smithson, 3 C; Cecil Walker, 2 ML, 2 C; Robert Wallace, C; Edwin Woestover, 4 Ly.2 IL;, 2 ML: Norine Wiley,.2 IK\ 6 C. ¢f George Baldock, 3 III.; Marjorie Black, 3 I., 2 HL, 4 C; Fred Bull, 6 E; Mabel Gardhouse, 2 II., 1 1IL., 6 C; Gerâ€" trude Griffith, 2 C; Edward Hollinsâ€" worth, 2 II., C; Jean Hoover, 3 UHL., 2 C; Edward Jackson, 3 IL, 2/ HT _ 4 C: Thos.: Kelly, 3 L. 5 IL, 2 C; Kenâ€" I. is 75% or over, N. 67 C is a credit. _‘ For a number of years Westonians have felt that there should be no stint ing of money in placing the very best educational facilities at the disposal of the young citizens. Every care was taken by our Board of Education to See that the money was handled. juâ€" diciously, As a result there has been formed from the public schools a high school, that every one may well be proud to attend, and a brilliant class of pupils. These have been carefully prepared to carry on their successful training by the excellent staff of teachâ€" ‘ ers. _And as a result of the excellent training that these students have teâ€" ceived we have a splendid list of sucâ€" cessful candidates: who wrote on the recent examinations. The following puâ€" pils succeeded in passing on the subâ€" jects in which they wrote. This report contains the results of 22 Upper School candidates, five Midâ€" dle School candidates who wrote on the Upper School Composition and Literaâ€" ture, and two candidates who wrote at Weston High School but were not preâ€" pared there. 1 4 j Splendid Showing Shown by Our | Pupils in the Recent J Examinations _ Well may we feel proud of our s{aff at the High School, and also the pupils. In the recent examinations they have stood out equal to the best in the pro vince. In the Upper School results, twentyâ€"seven pupils wrote. lf;finetcen received the complete pass in the subâ€" jects they wrote, and four failed in one subject. There were only two bad failâ€" ures in the whole set. This speaks volumes for the work that has been acâ€" complished by the staff and for the bright intelligence of the 1923 class of pupils. ‘ WESTOHIGH SCHOOL _ â€"LPPER SCH. RESI TS we peuver 5th Avenue, Weston GENERAL TEAMING Cartage Work Sand, Gravel, Fillings Phone 134 ring 21 S$. BROWSE 15, III. 60â€"66, in No THR TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Mr. and Mrs, Draper, of Weston, have returned from New Brunswick, where they spent a very pleasant two Rev. Mr. Hugh Jones and Mrs. Jones have returned home to Weston after a short trip out of town. months‘ vacation Miss Martha Mills, of Brantford, is visiting with «Miss Musson, Weston. Mr. Bill Newsome spent the week end at Hamilton, cycling both waysy Mr. and Mirs, Masters, of Weston, have returned after a very enjoyable vacation spent in Quebec. Mr. and Mrs: Walter Roddington and family have left for a two weeks‘ vaâ€" cation at Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Collings have after a very pleasant vacation north. j Mr. Keith Dalton, of . Weston, left on Saturday for a short vacation at Sparâ€" row Lake. « Miss Birkett, of +Montreal, is visitâ€" ing with the Misscs Westover, of Wesâ€" ton. Mrs. Westoverâ€"and daughter Elien have left to spend two weeks‘ vacation at Lindsay. tricts Mr. Neville Pollard deft for Oshawa on Wednesday to take up a new poâ€" sition there. B aren‘t & d \W:E \\q j \}1’{2- Lo Iteyv. Mr. Forbes Robertson has reâ€" turned afterâ€"astrip outnWest.~ He will cresume his dutics. in the pulpit on Sunâ€" _ Methodist On Sunday next the Rev. Dr. A. C. Crews will take the services at the Methodist Church in the morning, and in the evening the speaker will be the Rev. _ W. M.}Rochester, General Secâ€" retary of the Lord‘s Day Alliance. Weston Presbyterian On Sunday, Aug 26th, the services will be taken by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Forbes Robertson, who has for: some time been}absent from his pulpit, but will now resume his dutics. by Mr. Pearce dA )rr"fi '%'} gg o §)0c1 Sunday last, the. services / at. the Baptist Church were taken in the mornâ€" ing by Mr. Masters, and in the evening 120 â€"Umonl y St. John‘s Anglican The dedication of the new organ took place at St. John‘s Church on Sunâ€" day . last. The Rev.~â€" Mr. â€" Hutson preached at both services, while the rector, Mr. Hughes Jones, dedicated tae organ. On Wednesday evening, at 8.15, an organ recital will be given in the Anâ€" glican Churech. Mr. Franklin Legge will preside at the organ, assisted by the choir and Mrs. Legge. : aV Mr. and Mrs. »Courtice have left for short vacation to the Northern disâ€" KAGCZ® . NGk ns aialon rides aare Shoulder ..... J oumr}l. Butts® n uoo o caeoalâ€"aidl Loin, rind off :*%...!. Bellies, fresh or pickled Spate Ribs .......;.. Tenderloins ... . . /. .. Loin Chops Butt Chops Fillets ... my/f..0... 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