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Mr. and Mrs. Kitening and their daughter, Ruth, have returned from a two weeks‘ vacation. Miss Margaret Kingdon spent last weekâ€"end with friends in Brampton. Mr. A. Corry, of Listowell, spent several days of last week with his cousin, Mrs. C. Delworth. Mr. Corry has recently finished a course at Oxâ€" ford University, England. Mr. and Mrs. Bricker and family, ‘of Elora, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. Delworth, on Saturday. Mrs. Delworth and Master Jack returned home with them for the week end. _ The Mission Circle met last Friâ€" day at the home of Mrs.. Lorne Barker. _A very delightful evening was enjoyed by all. f REPAIRS THISTLETOWN Salesmen LIMITED 850 915 955 633 Câ€"S528C Verbena: W. P. Strickland, H. W Hedges, J. Clark. Marigold, African: J. Cook, G Wild. French: J. Cook, A. Welch, Mrs R. H. Tier. hi te lhree ces Shot M Ond he oi en eiccine ieircachics Rae dalh bs e ic Salpiglossis: Mr. W. H. Hedges, W. Cummings, Mrs. A. Thompson. . Nasturtium: Mrs. Bluett, Mrs. E M. Winter, W. H. Hodges. _ Petunias, single: W.â€" Wrench, T. Bowler, Mrs. E. M. Winter. Double: J.‘Phillips, W. C. Srtickland, W. Jack. Seabiosa: J. Clark, G. Welch, John Cook. Helianthus: Mrs. J. Dunn, E. F. Kline. Candytuff: Mrs. D. Norwood. Sweet peas, one variety: John Cook, Mrs. D. Norwood, Mrs. F. Mitchell. Different varieties: J. Robson. Roses, six Hybrid tea: W. Jack, W. Wrench, J. Phillips. _ Three Hybrid perpetual: Mrs. Hedges. _ Coreopsis: Mrs. D. Norwood, Mrs J. Dunn, E. F. Kline. Cosmos: J. Clark, Mrs. Bluett, Mrs. A. Thompson. Gallardia: A. Webb, Mrs. W. Cheyâ€" ne, T. Bowler. i Stocks: W. Jack, Mrs. 'AV.WC‘.fiMeades, Mrs. F. Mitchell. Mignonette: Mrs. E. M. Winter,Mrs W. Cheyne, Mrs. A. C. Meades. Phlox, Drummondi: W. Cummings, Mrs. W. Cheyne, Mrs. R. H. Tier. Peâ€" rennial: Mrs. D. Norwood, &A. .C. Meades, Mrs. Bluett.. Dahlias, decorative: R. Telford, T. Bowler, Mrs. Norwood. Cactus: Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mrs. Norwood. Show: E. F. Kline, Mrs. D..Norwood. Pomâ€" pom: J. Cook, Mrs. D. Norwood. Colâ€" lection: A. Webb, T. Bowler, Mrs. D. Norwood. Delphinium: Mrs. W. H. Lake, Mrs J. Porch, J. Robson. Gladiolus, one spike: Mrs. E. Goodâ€" child, Mrs. W. Cheyne, J. Clark. Three spikes: Dr. A. C. Crews, R. Telford, Mrs. J. Portch, _ Six spikes: W. P. Strickland, Dr. A. C. Crews, Mrs. Jack. Primulinus: W. P. Strickland. Centurea: Cook. There was a long list of classes, and the winners in the various sections were as follows: Straw flower, everlasting: A. Webb, E. F. Kline, Mrs. R. H. Tier. ‘ Snapdragon: Mrs. F. Mitchell, W. Jack, E. F. Kline. Aster, straight petalled: Mrs. G. Scott, Mrs. R. H. Tier, Mrs. D. Norâ€" wood. Curved: Mrs. R. H. Tier, W. Cummings, Mrs. Bluett. Single: Mrs. Bluett, John Cook, Mrs. Norwood. Colâ€" lection: Mrs. Bluett. Mrs. Bluett was the winner of the special trophy donated by the Busiâ€" ness Men, in the form of a beautiful silver cup, while John Cook succeeded in winning the Tier cup. A. Webb carâ€" ried off the president‘s cup, and the special prizes donated by Mrs. R. H. Tier, J. Porch, and G. Scott. were won by Mrs. J. H. Porch and Dr.. A. _C. Crews and Mrs. Mitchell. The annual flower show and exhiâ€" bition of the Etobicoke Horticultural Society was held on Saturday afterâ€" noon in the new school, and was an event long .to be remembered by the whole community. Never before were such exquisite blooms displayed and in such numbers and varieties. It was truly a wonderful show. _ George S. Baldwin, FE.R.H.S., the judge of the exhibition, stated that it was the best show he had been privileged to atâ€" tend this year, and certainly the soâ€" ciety made history for itself in the success of the day. ANN. HLOWER SHOW 15 A BIG SUGGESS Mrs. Bluettâ€" Wins â€" Business Men‘s Cupâ€"Other Splendid Trophies Mrs. D. Norwood, John F. Smith "_ THE TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Bowl for living. room ‘table: Mrs D. Norwood, G. Wild, John Cox. Collection. Annuals and Perennials John Cook, Mrs. A. C. Meades, J Scott. Basket of eut flowers: Mrs. J. Portch, J. Clark, Mrs. A. C. Meades. Bouquet in vase: Mrs. F. Mitchell, W. Wrench, Mrs. J. A. Adamson. Pansy: J. Phillips, G. Wild,. Mrs Holdsworth. Zinnia: Mrs. Norwood, E. F. Kline Mrs. A. Thompson. Miss Irene Phillips has returned home after spending a very pleasant holiday in New York. The regular meeting of the W.M.S will be held next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alpine. All members are requested to be present. Rev. Mr. Harrington, of the British and Foreign Bible Society, took the| services on this cireuit last Sunday . His sermons were both helpful and inspiring and appreciated by all present. Mr. Lloyd Watt, formerly of West Toronto, has opened a hardware store at Islington. Although he has not at present completed his stock, nevertheâ€" less he has a wonderful assortment of electrical appliances and fixtures. He also has the following agencies, for which he is the sole representative in the district: Hotpoint ranges and elecâ€" trical appliances, Edison Mazda lamps, Benjamin More paints, and City Serâ€" vice gasoline and oils. In addition to this, he is able to take care of any electrical repairs that you may reâ€" quire, and he is also in a position . to give estimates on electric wiring. In fact we have a real live asset to the public life of Islington. Mr. Roy Baggs, of Oshawa, is spending holidays with his parents at Downsview. ! A certain resident in Islington, whilst glancing through The Evening Telegram, espied an article on sale at Eaton‘s, that she needed very much. Having no phone of her own, she calmâ€" ly walks into one of the few stores in Islington and perlightly asks the proâ€" prietor to phone through to Eaton‘s for her, knowing that he was selling the same article at the same price. Oh! that word Sale. Mr. Knechtal, of Nesbit Ave., proâ€" ceeding to Southampton on Tuesday of last week to attend thefuneral of his mother, met with an~ accident ten miles from Southampton. He reports that he awas forced into the ditch by a car travelling at a high rate of speed and using those _ everâ€"troublesome headlights. We are pleased to see that Mr. Jas. Surridge is able to get about again. Mr. Surridge has been confined to his bed now for some weeks, following an accident on the Dundas highway, his car being forced off the Highway, through his inability to see against the glaring headlights of an approaching car. During the period of Exhibition the Imperial Oil is open all night, Mr. Bert Mason performing the duties of night man. We also note that the Transport Service Station have a night staff to cope with the Exhibition trafâ€" fic. On Tuesday morning many kiddies of the Islington district left on their annual visit to Children‘s Day at the Exhibition. Genial "Bob" Marshall, as in former years, was on hand with his truck, and transported a large number of the children to the grounds. A reporter‘s job is not always what it seems, and often he finds himself in tight corners with people, but they certainly see life and hear of some peâ€" culiar things. Here is the latest. A very delightful kitchen shower was held at the home _ of Mrs. Harriâ€" son, Scott Avenue, on Thursday eveâ€" ?ing for, Miss Myrtle Allcorn, Toronâ€" 0. Mrs. R. S. Evans, at the post office store, is certainly making early prepâ€" arations for the winter. Pay a visit to the store and see her wonderful asâ€" sortment of winter needs. Mrs. G. E. Wright has just returnâ€" ed from a delightful three weeks‘ holâ€" idays with her mother. SCHREIBERâ€"On August 23rd, 1927, at Islington, Ontario, to Mr.‘ and Mrs. Andrew Schreiber, a daughter. Mr. J. H. Jones and family, formerâ€" ly of North Toronto, have taken up their residence on Jackson Crescent. Mr. Evans and Miss Myrtle Evans are expecting to return from their vaâ€" cation at Batavia, N.Y., the latter part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bradon, of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilâ€" liamson, of Montgomery Ave. Mrs. Tom Jenkins, Jr., â€"and family have.moved to the city. They will reâ€" side at 31 Laughton Ave. Dr. and Mrs. R. L.. C. Richardson have returned from their vacation at Island Grove, Lake Simeoe. ISLINGTON NOTES Miss Ida Beswick, of Acton, is visâ€" iting friends and relatives in Islingâ€" ton. Everything in ;High and Public School Books and Supplies at Richâ€" ?‘dson’s Drug Store, Main St.,. Wesâ€" on. xâ€"43â€"2t New Hardware Store at Islington DOWNSVIEW BIRTHS The winner receives a duplicate of the cup in miniature. The cup prizes will be as follows: Ist, 2nd, 3rd low net, championâ€" ship cup; Ist, 2nd, 3rd lTow gross, :ups and other prizes. The beautiful Islington Century Championship Cup goes to the club whose representative is the winner and is retained by such club for one year, ‘or until the next year‘s event. This tournament was originated by the Islington Club two years ago with the idea of providing a good day‘s outing for century players who reretofore have not had an opporâ€" tunity to compete against each other except at their own club or in home and home matches, and it has resultâ€" ad in many centurians from almost every â€"club in the city taking part. Onâ€" Wednesday, August 24th, the ladies‘ bowling tournament was held on the Islington. bowling green, 24 rinks from all parts of the country were entertained, and under the ideal weather conditions everybody had a wonderful time. The successful ladies were as follows: Mrs. Rowntree, of the Oakwood Club, first; Mrs. Mix, of the High Park club, second; Mrs. Crust, of the Streetsville club, third; Mrs. Befrey, of St. Matthew‘s club, fourth; Mrs. Cruse, of Islington, fifth. Excellent refreshments were served by the members of the Islington club throughout the day. j The annual tournament for the century _ championship of Toronto which carries with it the Islington Century Championship Cup and five other cups, will be played over the Islington course on Saturday afterâ€" noon, September 10. All members of other clubs with a century handicap of one or more are eligible to enter. As usual the entry fee will be $1, and such fees to go towards the prize fund for this tournament. ¢ We understand that a petition has been made to the Government whereâ€" by the sixâ€"mile stretch of the old Burnhamthorpe Road, connecting the Dundas Highway and the Centre Rd., will be taken .over by the Ontario Government and made a Provincial Highway. _ _at‘e Rag Under the government plan of payâ€" ing a large part of maintenance and repair costs of county roads it is felt that this short stretch should at least be taken over ‘by the county if not the province. The road is at present regulation width, well drained and lighted, . L sys If the petition meets with success, it will mean that the heavy‘ traffic conditions on Bloor Street and the cross sections . will be considerably relieved and it should prove an allâ€" round advantage for Islington and community, making it a definite conâ€" recting link with the Northern traffic which is steadily increasing. SPLENDIB BOWLING ToRNAYEN1 HFL ISLINGTON CENTURY Islington Ladies Entertain Many Rinks at Delightful Affair on Wednesday WILL PROVINGE TAKE OVFR GONNECTINE BQ, Petition Uurges That Burnhamâ€" thorpe Rd. be Made a Provinâ€" cial Connecting Highway ANGUS MecLEOD â€" â€" Open For Business The Same Good Service as Always ISLINGTON MOTORS Bloor and Islington Avenue Stan: @Q#) SERN CHAMPIONSHIP CUP McLAUGHLIN BUICK AND PONTIAC SALES SERVICE Perfection Gasoline and Oils of all grades. Opposite Our Old Place of Business Repairs Our Specialty NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 10 of the Voters‘ Lists Act, and that I have posted up at my office at Islington, on the 15th day of August, 1927, the list of all persons entitled to vote in CLEREK‘S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTâ€" ING OF VOTERS‘ LIST, Voters‘ List, 1927, Municipality ‘of In Our New Building at xâ€"21â€"13w By virtue of a warrant, issued by the Reeve of the Township of Etobicoke, bearing the date, the 22nd day of August, 1927, sale of: lands: in arrears for taxes in the Township of Etobicoke, will be held in the Township Hall at Islington at the hour of 2 o‘clock in the afternoon on the 26th day of November, 1927, unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes is being published in the Onâ€" tario Gazette on the 27th of August, 3rd of September, and 10th, 17th and 24th of September, 1927, and that copies of the said list may be had at my office. } Treasurer‘s Offiée, this the 28rd dayâ€"of August, 1927. Office Phone TTW Treasurer‘s Sale of Lands for Taxes To Wit: CGo to the Post Office Store for your scehool supplies, both Public and High School. _ We have a large asâ€" sortment in seribblers, note books, text books, penâ€" cils, peneil boxes, pens, ink and so forth. R. S. EVANS Something useful will be given with each pure Etobicoke, County of York. School Supplies! Make Application to Me for First or Second Motgage Loans. Lowest Rates. ALL,CLASSES OF INSURANCE Loans & Insurance M. WILLIAMSON TOWNSHIP .OF ETOBICOKE POST QOFFICE STORE Phone Islington 130 Bloor & Dundas Sts. the said Municipality for Members of Parliament, Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections and that such list remains there for inspection. > AND I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected acâ€" cording to law, the last day for appeal being the 5th day of September, 1927. Dated at Islington, this the 15th day of August, 1927. S. BARRATT, Clerk of the Twp. of Etobicoke. xâ€"41â€"3â€"T Proprietor J. R. BERRY, Dundas St. Treasurer. <~â€" PAGE SEVEN Res. Phone T13 ase. ch6