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1 t iescs No 2 â€" : Np oninpegram rooommammumromnmeany seure : 20e \\‘ To ty eCcc nt t e tuttGTttâ€"ceoaorysy ? benontfamiraee. o. maten, Recy e "‘f'.. se us ies esc W 9% Meneln ooo in ie esc ene ce .3 i%@?fi’aé.%‘kfifi%ifig !!f ‘s$\ ; S abinutenet d | WHAT ABOUT YOUR CONCRETE WORK ? \ PACE SITX COUNTER _ * 1 â€"_CHECK BOOKS (vems o e h § â€"~ i S t % £ R t | § â€" < B R ts § | ie _ h B & % s § _f=â€"â€" 81 7 e & & at. _ . .$# ustt es . [ ++ C § 5 |roime C o. s M 4 © t3 & o te :: v â€"\ 4 §A__5 Ge > .:‘ Tz a &* &* @ 1 t /: igG Moass s $ m e + $ & 8 a :\i e > A A s _ ; < 4 ~ & it aA t * l C _"**~â€" D. S. GUPFFIN 084 @orner King and Elm Sts Shive Phone 530 Prices Right Connections for Cedar Point, Putâ€"inâ€"Bay, Toledo, Detroit and other_points. : Ask ‘your ticket agent or tourist agency for. ticket. via C & °B Line. 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PARTRIDGE of all kinds 3rd Ave., Westmount Deliveries Prompt WESTON Notice is hereby given that a Byâ€" law â€"wasâ€"passed by. the Municipal Counâ€" cil of the Corporation ; of. the, Townâ€" ship of Etobicoke on the 10th day of September, 1928, providing for the isâ€" ‘sue; of: debentures to the amount of $12,500.00 for the purchase.of : land, erection . of fire hall, .and the purchasâ€" ing of engine and equipment, and that such Byâ€"law. was registered \in the Registry Office of the East and. West Riding of the County. of York on the 14th day of September, 19283. Any motion to quash or. set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three. monthsâ€"after the first publication of this notice and canâ€" not be made thereafter. Notice is hereby "given that a Byâ€" law was passed by the Municipal Counâ€" cil of the Corporation of the Township of Etobicoke on the 10th day of Sepâ€" tember, 1923, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of $40,â€" 000.00 for the.purchase of a site, the building of an office building and for extensions to the Hydroâ€"Electric sysâ€" tem of the Township of Etobicoke, and â€"that ~such> Byâ€"lawâ€" was registered 1923. xâ€"47â€"3t REGISTRATION OF BYâ€"LAW NO 1466 â€" TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE that after such last. mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, James Henry. Taylor, among the parties enâ€" titled thereto, having regard .only to the. claims of which they. shall (then have had notice, and that the said executors will not be liable for. the said assets or any. part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim noâ€" tice shall not have been received by then at the time of such distribution. DOUGLAS,, DOUGLAS & ROBINâ€" 4 } i+ SON, 371 Bay Street, Toronto, Solicitâ€" ors for the said Executors. Dated at. Toronto this Fourteenth day of: September, 1923. i0 cax=447â€"3t REGISTRATION OF BYâ€"LAW NO. § f 1465 ... ; TOWNSHIP : OFâ€"ETOBICOKE IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES HENâ€" RY TAYLOR; late of the Town of Weston in the. County of _ York, Gentleman, « deceased. ® NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 56 of the Trustees Act, R.S! O. 1914, Chap. 121, that all creditors and others having claimsâ€"or demands against the estate of the said.James Henry Taylor, who died on or about the Tenth Day of June, 1923, at the Town .of Weston,. are required on or before the â€"Fifth Day of October, 1923, to send by post prepaid, or deliver, to Mrs. Louise Elizabeth Taylor. or Percival Stewart Taylor, of the said Town of _ Weston, their Clhristian names and surnames, addresses and deâ€" scriptions, the full particulars in writâ€" ing of their: claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the security, if any, held by them, Notice is hereby given that James Koniaris, of the City of Toronto, in,the \County of York, in the Provincee of Onâ€" ‘tario, merchant, will apply, to the, Rarâ€" liament of Canada at the next session thereof for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, Georgina Konianis,. on the ground of adultery. / p . lc l 25 ~ DATED ‘at'T(‘)ron{oA,' in the Province of Ontario, this l11th day jof August, 1923. _._DATED at the City of Winnipeg, in {the Province of Manitoba, this 8th day bf June, A.D., 1923. _ _ _ _Notice is hereby given that Isabella Guild, of the, City. of Winnipeg, in, the iProvince of Manitoba, will apply , to Ithe Parliament of Canada at the next session thereof for a Bill of Divorce ifrom her husband, William Mitchell Guild, of Dundas, in the Province of Ontario, on the ground of adultery and desertion. / HUGHES & AGAR, 357 Bay Street, Toronto. xâ€"42â€"5t _ Solicitors for the applicant 1. The. Council of the Corporation of the Town of _ Weston intends to construct as a localâ€"improvement a four foot concrete sidewalk on the northwest side of Park Street beâ€" tween the north side of Main Street and the North side of Holley Avenue, and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon. the land iabutting directly on the work. ‘ _ RICHARDS, SWEATMAN, FILLâ€" MORE & RILEY, TAKE NOTICE THAT * 3. A petition against the work will not avail to prevent its construction. 2. . The estimated. cost of the work is $250.00, of which $50.00 is to be paid by the corporation. The estiâ€" mated special rate per foot frontage is 17c per. annum. The . special assessment is to be paid in 10 equal annual instalments. _ Dated at i“’eston this 8th day of September,, A.D., 1923. ; xâ€"46â€"3T s 308 Garry Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba. x42â€"5t Solicitors for Isabella Guild xâ€"81â€"12t Treasurer‘s Office, Lansing, Ont., â€"~ this 26th day of, June, 1923. In default of the payment of taxes, as shown on the said list, before Tuesâ€" day, October 2, 1923, at 10 o‘clock in the forenoon, I shall at the said time and at the Council Chamber, Lansing, Ont., proceed to sell by public auction the said lands, to discharge the said arrears, together with the charges thereon. j ; J. A. BATHGATE, 3 Township Treasurer.‘ Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes. Township of North York, County of York, to wit: Notice is hereby given that the list of lands now liable to be sold for arrears of taxes in the Township of North York has been prepared, and is being published in an advertisement in the Ontario Gazette, on June 30, 1923, July 7, July 14 and July 21, i Copies of such list or advertisement may be had upon receipt. of postage and application to me. Dated the 18th. day of September, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE ; NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE TO CREDITORS NORTH YORK TOWNSHIP S. BARRATT, Clerk H. G. MUSSON, Clerk THE TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON ‘SIR DONALD MANN Canadian railwayymagnate, has returned from a trip to Russia, during which the,Soviet governâ€" ment offered to sell him their railways. Sir Donald wasn‘t havyâ€" ing any. in the Registry Office of the East and West Riding of the County of York on the 14th day of September, 1923. _ c Any. motionâ€"to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made_ within . three months after the first publication of this notice and canâ€" not be made thereafter. Dated the 18th day of September, 1928 > ‘_The saving was not effected without a lot of pruning, and Reeye Dr, Mc Lean aand the members: of council are being warmly complimented on their ‘action. The rate is made up as folâ€" lows: County rate 5.8, HMumber. Bay bridge debentures 1 mill, sidewalks 8.10, publicschools 7.5, school debenâ€" tures 1.2, village rate, including roads, bridges, salaries, etc., 14.7. \ The report of Ed. W.. Brown, clerk and treasurer of the town, . showed that the waterworks was now selfâ€"supâ€" porting, while the most gratifying. reâ€" ‘sults have been secured. through the Hydroâ€"Electric system in town. . The ‘outlook is very satisfactory, from a business and financial standpoint. _ Woodbridge Town Council set a new record in tax reduction in York Counâ€" ty, and, it is believed, in the Province of Ontario for this year when they lopped off three mills on the $ from last year‘s rate, making it 31 instead of 34 mills as last year. _ The Council decided. that Hydro areas Nos: 1 and 2, Yongeâ€"Bt..cast to Markham, . and â€"Weston contiguity, should be proceeded ‘with as early as possible. s Whe workers in this community are to be congratulated upon the splendid results of their efforts,.,. The growth and development is certainly. noticeable in: every | direction, North York Township Council, at its meeting, . recéived. | the | arbitrators‘ award regarding the appeal of Albion Park residents . (immmediately north of Weston) against having to go about twoâ€" and oneâ€"half _ miles . to| Emery School, _and,, accordingly,. a new secâ€" tion is formed,.to be. known as No. 20. The award specifies that $2,417.53 be paid the new section by Emery | (S.S. No. 19),â€"and also that $2,720.94 be paid by. that portion of S.S. No. 19 in union with Weston (S.S. No. 21). Thomas Jackson was appointed foreâ€" man of Hydro construction at a salary ‘of $165 a month.. A\committee conâ€" ‘sisting of Reeve . Hicks, â€" Councillors Bales and Muirhead, was appointed to consider salary raises to the township‘s employes. ‘ The finances ‘of the School are in a strong state, and the future looks very bright for this Community â€" Sunday School. j 7 WOODBRIDGE COUNCIL REâ€" DUCES TAX RATE TO 31 The contract for a bridge on old Yonge St.,, west of ;York Mills, was awarded to D. Richie at $6,031.. Paveâ€" ments on Don Woods Drive and Denâ€" nis‘ Ave. were let for $11,824 to. the Asphalt Constructing .. Company. C tender for gmgling with cut stonc and gravel roads on _a. subdivision at Finche‘sâ€"Corners was let" to Warren Clarke for $13,039.50. j A ;corn roast for all adherents and friends of the Sunday School will be held on Wednesday evening, Sept. 19th, at 8 p.mt., on the grounds near the Sunday School Hall. It is hoped that all those who have not as yet received in invitation to be present at the corn roast will accept this intimation. Rapid strides are being made by the Hardington Sunday School, â€"Harding Ave., Weston, in the work in their disâ€" trict. ‘The school is very strongly supâ€" ported by the people and the attendâ€" ance is increasing right along. . Last Sunday the attendance was sixty, with twentyâ€"four adults present. The colâ€" lection. amounted. to $5.23; which is certainly very good for a" Sunday Several items of interest were disâ€" cussed at the last meeting of the teachâ€" ers and officers of the Sunday School, among which the following: decisions were arrived at.. Owing to ‘the ever increasing attendance was found necesâ€" sary to purchase twelve more chairs. It! was decided to have a rally day on Sept. 30, and an invitation is extended School. j to all parents of ‘the children and all others interested _to be present. ‘This will be an open session,. and everyâ€" one will be heartily. welcome. It was unanimously decided. to. purchase â€"a supply of coal for the coming winter. Five dollars was donated to the piano fund which has been started in the neighborhood. . A hearty vote of thanks was vyoted to Mrs. Lee, who kindly doâ€" nated a bell for the Sunday School. Finances Very Strong and Future Looking Very Bright Indeed for This Sunday School NORTH YORK COUNCIL §. BARRATT, Clerk xâ€"47â€"3t Rich are the fields; but not the gold Or wheat or dazzling ore, And not for silver fisheries | _ My land would I adore. % Could I forget my lady‘s kiss | To count her. worldly store? _ Katherine Nolan, was united. in marâ€" riage to Mr. Philip Ranrie. The bride was dressed in a pretty white canâ€" ton crepe dress with,.lange picture hat, while the bridesmaid, the. grpom‘s sisâ€" ter, was dressed in ja henna;],d\ress with hat to match. _ Mr. ,Clarenge Nolan assisted the groom,. ((Xhe,,Rev. Dr. Tracey officiated.;,, £; t Nay, were this land a wilderness Still her would I abide It is the Soul of Canada That lifts my head in pride, Mother of half a million men Who tryanny defied. She was attended by her sister Olive, wearing pale peach georgette and carâ€" rying Ophelia. roses.... Wagner‘s. Wedâ€" ding March was played by the bride‘s younger sister, Mabel. The groom was altended by his eldest brother, Wallace C., of Buglington. After the ceremony a dainty supper was served and im mediately following the young couple left for a three weeks‘ trip to Philaâ€" delphia, Atlantic City New York, Alâ€" bany and other. points, the bride traâ€" velling in brown satin faced canton with hat and shoes to match and a French wrap. of, navy. poriel. twill. On Saturday morning, in St. Ceâ€" cilia‘s Church, West Toronto, a very pretty ceremony was held,, when Miss Not for the lakes of glancing blue, I love this land of ming; . j;, Not for the dark Laurentian streams Berimmed with; spruce; and.pine, Not for the blushing, Winter: peaks When ruddy mornings shine. A quiet but pretty autumn wedding took place at the home.of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jefferson, Weston, Ont., on Wednesday, Sept. 12th, â€"when their eldâ€" est daughter, Ina Kathleen, became the bride of Mr. R..Rae Sutton, St. Thom:â€" as, Ount:, \third son of. Mr. yand Mis. W. D. Sutton, London. The ceremony was performed. by. the , Rev. H. Q. Hutcheson, of Malton. The bride was given away ‘by her father and was gowed in white georgette over satin, with embroidered tulle veil, worn in coronet effect, caught with a wreath of orange blossoms, and carried Columâ€" bia roses and maiden hair fern. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. Sutâ€" ton will take residence in their new home, 106 Fagrest Ave., St. Thomas. ‘There, however, comes the important question of when or how will these holes be fixed in the future. Some definite arrangement will have to be made when tracks and pavements are taken out. in future.. In the City of Toronto. they have, thetr construction gangs right on the job to repair quickâ€" ly any holes made in this way. . Weston will have to take.some action .or see that the contractors leave the road in the same condition as they found it, in. In matters, of : this. kind it is to the interest of every citizen of, Weston to look to the butt end and work to. the proper care of our. roadways which have been destroyed in this way. . In last week‘s issue comment was made upon the cutting .up of the payeâ€" ment and leaving â€"large holes. that reâ€" quired attention every, week and was detrimental to the roadway. Our atâ€" tention. has been directed,to the fact that this matter is being attended. to. Owing to the primitive equipment of works for fixing these holes, the Good Roads Commission intended having the proper concrete foundation and the top layer placed while the contractors are working on the upper end of the road. ‘This indeed will be very satisfactory to the whole of Weston and the Roads Gommission will be none out. $ hi c hi bechari ierts vonndienl e mecteciadiciet Toronto (Owner) s icunc.op o 5 55 Time, 2:16%%, 2.10%%, 2.16%%, 2.10)/3. aagah C{assâ€" Lady Extra, (Geo. Hance, Toâ€" fonto i(Eleming).. .....~.... 5 1 L4 The Bounce, W, Briggs, Wesâ€" ton i(MceDonald)_,...s...~ 1. £ 0 7 Billy G., G. Watson, Toronâ€" to (Owhery.‘ 2. i. 03. d 02 8 Rags Todd, B. Porter, Orillia (Owner) â€"y.cueay. stt 1 t 4 Thor Patch, 5. J.. McMillan, ; Campbellford â€"(Owner) ... 3 4.3 5 Bessie. Wilkon, J. Lytle, Beaâ€" ; 4 verton> (Rorter). :s...ze.. 06 0 4& 4 Doras Patch, D. Camphbellâ€" ford, Campbellford _(Powâ€" eM)a .e i tivee .t iacund 0 000 Wime, 2.1944, .2.19+%4, 2.10%4,, 2.19044; One accident happened just before the last heats when Major Ashby, a mounted patrol, fell from his horse at the far turn of the track and was badly ‘hurt, the extent of his injuries not being available at time of going to press. ; Vera Gratton, owned by P. Meâ€" Clain, Breckin, and driven by Porter; took first money in the 2.18 class, while Lady: Extra, owned by Geo. Hance, Toronto, with Fleming handling the reins, after finishing fifth in the first heat, won the next three. s The following were the horses and results:â€" g.18 classâ€" * Vera Grattopn,. P. McClain, Breckin<(Porteryâ€"..../.3l_ L 29. 2. I Grace Logan, L. McEwen, Weston, (Owner) _...... 3 2 1. 1 2 Last Chance, J. Smith, Toâ€" ronto (Owner) _ .....2 9 0 4 4 6 Lem Exwort%xy, E. B. Cowâ€" an, ) Sask,J (Owner)..... 4 4 3 3 3 Tena Bill, .T. Williamson, The speed, contests under the ausâ€" pices of the Oshawa Driving Club held the attention of the crowded stand at the first day of Oshawa Fair here this afternoon, and not until~five heats in the 2.18 classand four in the 2.25 class, with _ warnings from»_ Starter Burns, of Toronto, as to scoring, Were winners declared. HOLES IN THE ROAD LADY EXTRA, TORONTO TROTâ€" TER, WINS AT OSHAWA FAIR Suttonâ€"Jefferson Ranrieâ€"Nolan Rorteryâ€"...../.ol 12. 2. I n, L. MceEwen, Jwner) c.._ll.s d 2 1 1 9 jd. Smithy: Toâ€" yner) 2. e o 0 404 6 ;%xy, E. B. Cowâ€" (Owner)..... 4 4 3 3 3 T. Williamson, bwner) mpu.cmra o 505 45.:2.16%, 2.163;, 2.:1653. WEDDINGS CANADA â€"By Edgar Middelton. 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