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S33 1fltt2il) j , k Mall; There was a good crowd out to see. the two great rival lacrosse teams at Weston Saturday. No doubt the wea- ther had something to do with more not being present. Weston and 1)rarpp- ton have at all times furnished the public with the very best lacrosse, and the game on Saturday was 1urexcep- tion. Both teams played good lacrosse dining the first and part of the second period. Feeling ran high during the latter part of the second-period, and the game was just about out of the hands of the officials when the period closed. With the teams lined up for the third period arid a' notice that all the rough stuff had to be .cut. This had the effect and Weston showed speed and passing that simply left ‘Brampton standing. They could not "natelrthe speed or the game that the champions were playing. Every man on the Weston team put forth his best effort and scored [eight goals during last half of the game, while Brampton were not able ,to do anything with the Weston defence. It was a 'real finish and a game well worth hating over. Hargison-did err in handing out some of his penalties, but finished strong. Game started by Weston .gettingthe draw and carried-the ball right m for the first shot, which Johh'-handleil. Then Wilson was called upon to Stop mnreasy one. Withthe ball passed out to centre, Earl Stevenson carried it ip- to the Brampton defence, made a fake pass when ten feet out, and shot true. It was an unexpected play and JYarie did it well. Tote relieved the pressure anrWestorrshot "wide of‘the mark af- 'ter carrying the ball to the net. Hap made a nice stop, :but ’iWestqn again shot wide. Brampton got the draw and wereaight in for a score, but Wilson stopped a hot oneiltut could-not Clear andilhad to save usecond hard one. The ball travelled fast and Harold was in good position to score, but Mara out- guessed him and saved the shot. Con- ny Golden was right in forra~.goal. but lost the ball before he shot. Bill Coul- ter-relieved-the Brampton attack. Earle grabbed the ball and took a high shot that hit the top of the net just belaw the bar. A few minutes later Nelson Riley walked Tight into the net with the ball. He passed two Brampton _men and scored with ease. Weston Team Shows Good La- crosse, Spgeg and Finished _ Strong Erampton could not get in shooting distance and'Weston eased up. -Wallr- .er was called upon to stop a hard one atidmeatty put off -for hitting asthe period closed. Weston 3, Brampton 0. T-Secqnd 1terhtil Brampton got the drawnnd were dangerous. -Geo. tarr -beat his brotf1- er, 'and was on top of Wilson with a like bouncer for the corner, of'the net. Weston's attack did .notxhave .the§pu‘ncii and the defence was called upon to hold Brampton out. Myth the play fast, Weston had several chances, but John or Mara took can-e of them. Play was carried'to both ends of the field in turn. There was a series of, heavy checking. Geo. tarr hiCCoulter and went off. Zimmer, in passing the ball from the side of the net, hit JJap'sstick and glanced the ball into the net for Brampton. Orangeirille--vGoal, Burry; point, Hamilton; cover, Henderson; defence, Scott, Ewing and Cruickshapks; een- tre, Jack ‘Walsh; home, Hawkins, White, and Robinson; inside, Gordon; outside', McGregor; spares, F. Walsh, McGee' and Booth. "icarii-uirnie Doyle, Newmarket. Judge of play-Harry Sproule, Ihiarnp- ton. Sfllllli'l (lllgllllilll) , HEP-EM HAMPIBN Nr,eston---Gpal, Wilson; point, Farr; covey point, IHolly; 'defence, Nr. Coul- ter, M. 'Harris, "Silk; centre, Riley; home, Golden, E. Kingdom, 'H. Coul- ter; 'insi'de, Hilg-artner; outside, Ste- phenson; spares, 'E. Kingdom and E. Stevenson. Coach Powers had every cog in his ~maehine working smoothly to-day. Fer-r; Holly, "-W/Coulter and Harris formed a defence hard to penetrate, While'the home took every advantage of scoring. Big Bob Stephenson was too closely checked by Hamilton to shine, although his lone telly was a masterly effort. Silk proved the hard- est worker for the winners. He was in nearly every play. Both goalies gave) a great exhibition, with Mrilson a little better than Bnrry. Ingram was extra good, keeping the "r speedy Hilgartner off the score sheet. “Buffering: Cft!sisl,re't? .Wose Although qoikrs, the 'locals seemed to play better.than on their last ap- pearance. The close checking of the Weéton defence did not give any of the Duffs much of a chance to shine. Teams: . iNnderson,"who is suffering from ap' injured shoulder, was absent from the Orangeville line-up, but was replaced by Andy McGee, whose certificate had arriygfd the night previous, and who put in some good work throughout the play. In the first half of the game hopes ran high for the Dufferins, the score standing 2-0 'in their favor, but Wes- ton 'btyys came from behind at this juncture and piled up the count to their credit, finishing' with a icdre Of 542. ',tllli.S.lilll _SflllllilS E,'fflll" (liiliiilfhil.f Dominion Day, Weston Seniors ga- thered their forces and journeyed to Orppgeville. and demonstrated their skill as winners of the national game on tthe national day, before ‘a crowd of {$051113 3,000 spegtators. 9mm mam Good Play on the Part of the Seniors Scores for Them the Victory Ehé-third goal was fast, Pete beat All spectators should refrain from rushing on the field during the atgu- ments between players, Players are al- ways heated and excited and are quite eapable of settling all differences pp- 'der the htriyiiction of the referees without any interference from ,the‘ spectators on the side, . Hap Holley was right there and :sihpweirhis old-time form of last year. Nels. Riley was used badly on Sa,t- urday, receiving two nasty cuts in ’the head, which required medical attention, during" the game. W etitort "r,wpi,pen i F dursomes A two-ball mixed foursome was the Dominion Day event at the Weston Club, and about 25 pairs compete), while many others played frienqlly matehes, the course"biring well crowd- ed all day. The prize winners in the foursome were: ‘ 1. Dr. Htpbertson and L. Weston . . . . . .. St, Simon's . ... .. Irish-Canadians . Brampton . . . . . _ Toronto-Maitlaruis Orangeville .. .. Leunsberry was absent from the line-up, hut Beg. Spencer filled in bet- ter than Lounsberry ever did. He played strong, clean lactosse and bor- ed in with a determination that gpt results. C Thistletown Events 'Mi's. McCallum and ‘Ken Ashman were the winners of the mixed four, some event at the Thistiedown Club July lst, in the morning. In the af- ternoon driving competitions for both ladies and men were held, the win- ners being:--. it, taking the ball down. In the at- tackI on the Brampton goal Reeves hit Nels. Riley over the head a bad one. Nels. retaliated and both were off. Then the spectators took a hand in {the trouble" The field was cleared and each team was on edge. Brampton [scored when a nice pass to Geo. Farr, lwho was in front, put Brampton 1 up. lThey did not h6lrtheir'lead, as'Eddie grabbed the pass and rushed the ball straight for the net and beat John on a nice shot, thus evening up the score. The period closed with :the locals raining shots on the Weston goal, both tettrnshaving scor'ed four goals each. TbirdH?eriod Brampton got the draw, but Walker was equal rto the occasion and took the Ish‘ot With ease. With great speed the ‘ball was passed up the 'field and Bob Stephenson was given the pass backcof the nets. With great skill he broke from Teddy "Reeves and dashed for the nets. He went straight for the back of the net, climbing overrit, and netted, the ball for a nice goal. After Branip- ton got the draw they lost the ball at the goal, whe"n Walker Wilson inter- cepted a well .meantvpass. Mike car- ried the ball down the field and John, was called up to make three hard stops 'before the danger was over. Silk, how- ever, secured the rubber at centre and came tearing into the attack again. The shot was wide. Wilson made a nice stop from George Spro1rle'r stick. Play was transferred Ito the, Brampton goal again. Reg. Spencer was right in brrtop of the' pliyy,"brTlrte, into the goal with a nice shot, which John was only able to bat out. Reg. took the rebound shot 'true, placing Weston two up. 'onthe draw Weston again attacked the Weston goal, and Connie Golden had hard luck when he, just hit the top of the post. Bill Coul- te,r had a try and still the IBrampton‘ [defence could not relieve the situation. Abie Hillgartncr got the ball out at the ‘side, and eluding his man, Dick Blain,, with great cunning came straight in on I the nets, beating John for the seventh and last goal of the period. Fourth Period _ Brampton did not give up, but gave Wilson a hard one to stop for the opens. ing of the period. The rest of the play, however, was entirely in favor' of bWetrton team. Wilson wasonly called upon "to stop three balls, while John was bombarded continually. Harold Coulter, Riley, Connie Golden, Reg. Spencer, and Hillgaxtner each scored} on pretty plays during this period} making the final score 12-4 in favor] of Mreston. _ The teams lined up as follows: , 1yeptorr---Wilsion, goal; Farr, potnti Holly, cover; W. Coulter, Silk, Harrisfl defence; Golden, centre; E. Stevens-op,' H. Coulter, R. Stévenson, home; 1.iii-r gartner, outside; K. Kingdom insi'i:le;' 'Spencer, Riley, E. Kingdom subs. i . Ken Kingdom was very unfortunate in the opening period in having one qChis véimt"fn" the upper part of the let severed. This riecesitated an 'op- eration by Dr. Scott, of Toronto, who had to open the leg and tie the veins. It is expected that Ken will be out of the game for three weeks at least. Weston. . . . Orangeville Hamilton Hillgartner came into his own op Saturday andrplayed a real flashy game, doing some excellent work. Mcthbon.... ....., 2. C. Knuth and R. M Bird ...... ...r.... Brampton-Campbell, goal; Mani," point; Burton, cover; Burrell, Reeves, Blain, defence: Wane, centre; Ken-" dall, Sproule, Beatty, home; Timnler,) outside; Farr, inside; Machel, Wilsop' and Worthy, subs. I Junior St." Catharines. ,8 Caledon East. ..4 Men-l, A, G. Hedges; 2, Ken Ash- man and C. W. Jarvis. Ladies-l, Mrs. A. w. Rittenhoyse; ,12,‘Mrs. Nicholl. Hays and gave Geo. Sproule a 'perf,pct pass in front of the net. Wilson had ho chance and 'thurthe game Was tied. Geo. and Tote, the two brothers, had a dual, and Tote got the better of otiiciaW-,Kils and Hafrison NOTES ON THE GAME LACROSSE RECORDS Saturday’s Results Senior O.A.L.h. ,. . . . .li? Brampton . . ille. .. 8 TOr.-Maitlands Intermediate 43.A.L.A. n. . . . ..8 St. Marys . .. ..-8 St. Simon's North Peel GOLF 0.A.L.A' Dods Knitters Won Lost.For.Ag. 83 13--70 90 17--c73 47 -31 42 41 37 43 27 'g4 '38 49 [. Third Jams” Smiths Mfg. Co. v. Notfs [Colunity, G “Thompsan. _ _ _ _ New Toronto VA” v. @511] Tele- phone, Juilup. _ Long JJranch v. JiigNtuu) Jhyeelr, JY The Sunday School ohildren's picnic was a great success. It was held Inst Saturglay at Huttom'ille. Splendid out- mg was much knjpyéd. Many parents apd, friggds jgiggiwith J)ue pliildrrn., The play was clean and the goals evenly "distributed 'throtighout , the' per-, iods, Mimico scoring twice in the first ‘apd both tparps scoring in the third, and the hglpe yy1,yCm(itlte last period. 'Lrt'jtrtritMy,prirtlupt.rcvy Schopl all-FL pual picnic was Jitild' 'at/ttptr/Ts-s: land. It was' a itrrripus _day: Some ninety-friends,‘tead1ers and sph6larsi, Vere present and grnjpyed a hisispVa.vr; together. 'Gahidis Ianlt' rabes' were the?) order of events. " v') M. McGraw and W. Eldridge led the hitters with a double and three singlés in six "times‘atrbat. D. Max- well, for Capitols, hatr,ftyur stfe"Nts in six attempts. vLeona" Crisp, catth- inrg~'for’1€y'c=les,‘rhas begun Aio ait. She hatrtAviy doubles 3133.8. single in five attempts Hiiiyt fnight.‘ _ q In a cIostly' ct?pteyttp.d,ltutrps_se gum: played uh L the Ttregto'fi 'fitfd "dn f Wed' nesday evening4ast Mimico boys out played the alocals, winning by a close. score, 5-4. Searboro' Vn,ited v. Kodaks, ‘A Harrison. _ l ' New Toronto y, FT.,R., J'. Jisy_r.rrell I.T.,C. St. Clair y; Oi:lvvsurGiW," S Evelyn '{Pattersdm i'oitehing for Cy- cles, yitolied fa good igame, and Ide- serveduyetter irutriyort ,thari sh'e reetiv-. ed. She struck out seven CaNtorbtit- ters, and Aid not-issue arhate oitralls, but was touched/for 20 hits. Ethel Simmons' pitching for '.tlie yvicuuers, played a steady game, striking/ut' two “and issuing one base an'b'alls. She rtieiireCsoLShat better support than her opponent.' She dillowed J8 hits. Cath and Mrs: theene are spend: ing holidays in Ogillia. F -- .Gerrazds v. St. Pat's G. Hprriss. Coxtksville v. Willasjds. F. stohae. Referees for the senior league: J. Irving, J.. Joy/pit, A. Ken, J. Lamb, w. Mitchell. Last Tuesday nighths,game 'resulted in at win for' the"'Capit0iS in the Sun- nyside League, breaking thertie'ftrr third place Aihthetye2es, ‘The'game was one of amen from start to fih- Jtsh, and rrstrlteduia seore"pf 23-16 in favor of this Winners. _ [ c. ' R. H. E. Cycles .. ... 400 073 _/N2-16 as M Capitals .. .. "103 Milo 22x--23 20 9 E. Patteyson md‘L. Jhsisp; tw. Sim- mons Bind B. i'qubsen'. Umpires-Hem" and Donahue. iiikiiui"l'e) " St. \Qeorge’s 4hursh The usual serviéés will be held next Sunday. The rector will preach both managing and evening. United Church :5 Ordinary services Will. be he,ld nextel Sunday in the above church. "The pastor will be in éharge. T. and D. ,Léggge soccer games and. referees for Saturday, July Il, fol- low: - A sip ell Moffatt, ' Sgcgna tiirihtln _ . 'Leaside v. Tmilmbpdexi, ‘A. Fergday. Suntierlivnd v. Mount 'peniis/7arr- burst. q Kemp W. J. inch Skips Weston ‘TB owlers --and Brings the J. J. Whit- more Trogshy to Weston IUatk,es v. Leassi4e, H. E.‘Ecéles. Dominion stares/v. Oshawa. .GTM, L. Jowett. ' k Simmons v. Civledoirans, W. Mitch- T.9k D. SOCCER 'F,rFTthRJili SCHEDULED FOR [SATURDAY Lancashire v. Defgngiexs, J. Lamb. Neilsons v. gaiu'dovif, A. Winch. These games must be dorvioIetiid, by July 16. "l , _ 4teterets .for the first,' round of the Ontario Cup serie's are'. sl I lt F Davenport Nbions _ T. Mimico, S. Banks. Scottish v. King City, J. Irving. Dunlops v. Mimico Beachglfl. Gilpin Mount Dennis v. Congasco, A. ”Kerr G.G.,E. v. Swifts, W. Rdbinson. Oshawa v. siriiljrtovitrl'Li,d, "A. Mc- Neilly. _ _ ' Ulster United v. Swansea, J. Cam- eron. Wednesday, July lst, Weston bowl- ers vttiok part in the' West: Toronto (Bowling Togmargent and worn success- fui _ii, fi'vilkning the. Whitman? trophy, c'onsittitut of four-handsome tlub bags, one to each of the wirysirrg' team. ”gum, 'WTP""'" tTe me" "T"""" - .. - up' the score ‘to 34, with -the second w1nner's, under Skip G. Stott, of West Torprsto, running a total of 35. 1Watstpn rink are ttrbe congratulated on the showing made, as the' opposing forces were of the strongest rinks ‘in, thsreity, including skip J. 111rhiterhore, of West Toronto; B. Ht1tchint'6ri, of Graphics, and Dr. T. H. wylier'eaeli' "T"'""'""". N"-'"'-"," _ _ _ witlrat1elred team of winners’in pre- vious "contests. ' ' _ W’i‘h; local players, Jame's Cameron, as lead, iR. W. TTrade second, and W. BanksHWitb ANT. J: Jhchrys' skip,wiled, cwmhems iwm FROM CYCLES Copgasco v. C543,, A. Ppngclly. Simmons v. 1liqryille, A‘WLkE‘Léb‘inson Goodyear v. Miiiiico',’A. gem sr/G)) Digigjiqg _ Fits! Pixision Earlsconrt Vqts. v. Neilsons, J. Mil- "iitrnirrur,u; v. T.T.C., E. Osborne. Tqdmor4en Y. 7unns, AC Hartman oakyjlle v. Cresentsy, A. Beclcétt. 33311 Telephone v, A.. Scots, w. Wil- 'jfi.ta_jllii,illitll! irlyllllllllllllljll)lll MIMKICONKSEWE'STON REES APPPINTED FOB ONTARIO“ CUP GAMES ‘lSLlNrGTON T THE 5311115774151) GUiDDE, WESTON _ jilV-,s,t-teyr, Your, S,ulascriptiim Now. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson returned home on Irriilay evening last after a two weeks' trip attending the Cana- dian Wieekly'Newspaper Convention in Winnipeg, and a Visit with friends at Sudpury and Point Baril on the return Vip. _ The annual outing of the Humber- 'vale'fiunday School will be held on *Wedn'esdny, July“ Nit-h, to Eidoi'ado Park. “Games will be arranged for the picnickers and all the friends of the K‘S'abbath School are invited to come 'aettr 'ttij'oy tht outing. Remember the date, Jyly 15th. ' RIF-'ibyterian Church of Weston At band practice last Thursday ev- ening the boys of, our town band bade jarewell to one of its old members, Eddie Whitimore, who, has been with it from soon after its beginning. Fol- lowing a few words from the bandmas- ter, the boys presented him with a sil- .ver watch fob, suitably engraved. He was wished all success on his return to his home in New York. It is hoped that this little token will be a, remind- er, not only of the Weston Boys' Band and its _members, but of Canada, where he has received his primary education. Mr. Douglas, student of Victoria _Correge,Avilr-hhve, charge of Iriii/i/er- wile tittorth for this conference year. ‘Mr. Douglas toolricharge of the ser- vice ort'Sttnday last and will again of- fieiateitxtst5und'ay' altrthe usual hour, 3 O’clock. All the people of the c0n1- mun-ity ‘are arrgie'd to come out arid ‘help "Mr. Douglas by their attend- St. Andreiv's, Thistletown / Sundry School, 2,00 p.111. 2 Service, £3.00 p.rri." I pam-s-Service in St. Matthias' Church, _ Westmount. I Everybody welcome 'tr', _ ltr, ATS. M'cGRATl-l' Ist King St., Weston lene 639W ' SQNDAY, JULYJZth, 1925 9.45 a.m,--Suryday School. 11.00 a.m.-Union Service in Pres- byterian Church. 7.00 ,p.m.~Union Service in Bap- tist Church. "Wednesday, 8 Jo.m.--Prayer Meeting Miss Murle Tushingharrt was a visi- tor with friends at Edgely for a few days last week. The ladies of‘“tlre church wish to thank all those whose kindly helped make their garden party a success. Es- ti,ét'ejl,riht."gfir Mrs. Smith, of the otary Club, and also the talent from Toronto and Weston, and to Rev. Mr Stanley, of Scarlet Plains. 10.00 a.rnH'yn.day School. 11.00 a.m,-Urrion Service, Cross Church. 7.00 pm1.---'-Unior1 Service held Baptist Church. Preagher, Rev. A. S. McGrath _ "Cox‘dizyl‘Wel‘cbme to all. T Mrs. Elliott and Miss Elliott, of the city, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. Creme. WESTON BOYS" BAND HONOR FELLOW MEMBER Cross Street ‘Rev. J. C. thee, Minister A62 mag St. rr Phone 6399 SUNDAY, JULY 12th; 1925 _ ance Mrs. H. Fletcher and family, of Toronto, were visitors with Mrs. E. Seeley Mrs. L. Armstrong, of Toronto, was a wveek end visitor with her nephew, Mr. F. Rogers, and Mrs. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. C. ‘Delworth spent the week end with relatives at Listowell Miss M. Warren was a visitor with Iflington friends on Sunday. Mrs. J. Chapman. of West Town to, is Visiting with her son, Mr, T Chapman, and Mrs. Chapman. Rey. ngaerick Robertson, Rector 'rfyi3rrttTt', Rectory Rd. 1yision/f'hoa 467W 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. '11 ocm.---Mprnipd Iietsriee. 21 (,HURCH st, WESTON 11.00 aun.-Pabdic,Worship. "There is a Lad Here.” VI, 7.00 p.m.--Public Worship. "To Whom Shall We Go?" ' Read John 6: 1-71. ; On July ISth, Westminster United and King Street United Congre- ', gations will worship together in King Street Church, Rev. G. Ernest / Forbes preaching. . _ eBapfistIChurch Residence, 112 Church St. form Fr, I'lllrlrif.Fla A cordial welcome to all last week ".e6, t ST. JOHN’S ANGUCAN aaa _ _ ' JULY 12th,1925 _ 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. Illustrated lesson taught from plat- HUMBERVALE fifOBIVCOJKE r-fyri.day, School. '-Union Service, Cross St Ttttt Maih Street North . REV. E. G. 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ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING TOWN PLANNING Toronto-Room 220, 81 Victoria St, PHONE M1965 " _ Rdsidence-166 John Se, Weston PHONE 352 J '. OFFICE: 52 MAIN si. NORTH Phono 495 A A. W. PRITCHARD, Manager Bank of Montreal Chambers . Phone 246 WESTON SCARLET RD. N. WESTON V PHONE WESTON 268 WILLYS KNIGHT SEDAN FOR HIRE WITH CAREFUL ‘DRIVER 145 John St., Weston Phone 156W Horace L Seymour Greatest care taken to protect our patrons. _ Room 6, Bank of Nova Scotia Bidg. Res. Phone: 465W. Office Phone: 439F. 78 Main St. ' Excelsior Life & New Hampshire Fire Also representing the New York Life Insurance with a Billion Dollars of Assets,-Real Estate, etc. ; k a l' Representing the strongest Financial Fire Insurance Companies doing busi- ness in Canada, both Tariff and Non Tariff. All kinds of Insurance written-Farm Buildings, Dwellings and Stores, Mer- cantile Risks, Li, e Stock, Automobiles, Plate Glass, etc. ' - THE E. J. MUSSON INSURANCE AGENCY STELLA ll. ROWNTREE Long Distance Moving a. Specialty. MOVING AND C'ARTAGE (TIM-luis GILLES ELECTRIC WASHER THORO AUTOMATIC IRONER Riverside Drive, Westmount P.O. Box 289 Weston Phone 666W Nurse Mourant 'ROugh"Dry Me per dozen Ironed 70c . Goods called for and delivered. All washings done separatg. B. M. LEGARD, Mdk. Veterinarian 223 Main St. N., Weston Phone 449 s', O. E. LaRose INSURANCE Management 'of Property Secretarial Work I Accounting, Real Estate and MRS. K. il ROGERS T. ll. ELLIOTT, " 395 Terms Moderate. WOODBRIDGE Experienced. CARTAGE LAUNDRY Phone _ 656W MUSIC ‘WESTON WESTON 0-29-2trat' 0-5-52-T John T. Anderso PIANIST-TEACH ER “I Studios ' _ Bank of Nova Scotia Building" and 't4 Edmund Ave., Weston} x-30I Smos. PHONE M8 C Howard Gray, L LgB. BARRISTER A I SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC, 301 Crown Office Bldg." Tofgnto (Cor. Queen & Victoria Sta.) WESTON OFFICE 52 Main St. N. Opp Central Hotel Monday and Friday Evening: and by appointment I PHONE 495 l Barristers, Solicitors, etc. 'l Main 2689 Money to Loan 18 Toronto Street, Toronto Bank of Nova Scotia Chamtsem . T $hone' 152, Weston Money to Loan po good B%it Mortgage Securities: ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 192‘s WESTON 0-41-13t Will go any place. Drop a card. tr, years practical experience. _ Office: Coleman & Hackett Block MAIN ST., WESTON " Opposite Bank of Nova Sect]: Office: 1017 Weston Road, Mt. Dennis PHONES 'UUnct. 6402W" "Weston 4,' Residence: Ken. 4377M " Office Hours.. Daily, also Monday Thursday evenings. 2922 Dundas St., West' tordnto (Above Taylor's Shoe Store), Real Estate Loans placed at Current Rates 5 Telephone JUnct. 991 University of Toronto Toronto Conservatory of Mm VJOLINIST "p Phone 642W Residence: 252 Main St. N., W; Studio: Baink of Nova sal WESTON. , _ IR. CALVIN A. DETLOR, BI ' DENTAL SPECIALIST Plates, Root-Canal Work,' Gel” Work Bank of Commerce Bldg. j Phone 356 WESTON Office: Bank of Montreal 15mg] Main and John St., Weston, I Musical Director Westminster tlurd Conductor Weston Choral Society Musical Director, This Lyric -Clul Toronto. Studios: DR. J. T. HACKETT Dentist 3. Lorne Fraser, LEONARD L T. MORLEY Piano Tuner and Repairer ' 378 Beresford Ave., West Toronto Phone Jct. 72 Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pubhe 17 Cross St., Weston. _ ' PHONE 608W 452 Euclid Ave., Toronto. FREDERICK M. POLLETT (Pupil of Miss B. Thomas) Teacher of Piano , Studio, 226 John St., Weston Phone 532-1 l DENTAL SURGEON X-RAY EXTRACTION BYE-C [ Nurse in Attendance Mrs. ill C. Cook f. h. $llMillliiM, " Marlowe Cruickshank . Harrison CRoos turrister, Solicitor, Etc. PRACTICAL NURSE 43 Robert Street PARSONS may i Barrister, Solicitor &e. F. B. EDMUNDS Rama's 5? :1 John St., Wes j, __ 1 Phone 295 "tis. [ LEGAL MUSIC VOICE "Weston 432F" ' ONTARIO and