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J Mr. D. Gray, of Toronto, spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, Harding Avenue, _ _ _ Mother Nature‘s own good herbs, rich in healthâ€"giving power, these are what make Gafiagher’s Tonic and‘ System Builder so good: Tt really works wonders for people who are constipated, rundown, pervous, folk who have skin diseases. Even dreaded Eczema «yields to it. T‘ry a bottle. Tt will keep you clear of cold weatherâ€"ills. Sold, as other Galâ€" l"a;gher Herbal Household Remedies are, y 32 Herbs, all Herbs, Gallagher‘s Keeps You Wonderfully Well Take it. Eat better. < Sleep, work, play better. PAaAGB® TEN 1 tw 00â€" § Eonstant Contpany known as danger _ follows you Weston Dairy When. you travel the Highways with bad brakes We will make themâ€"right. Our. service will save you time and money. = â€".~ Authorized Station For ASBESTONOS BRAKE LINING Phone No. 1 PHONE 126W. «WESTON 2 DENISON AVE. Just phone us and our Freddy (taking his week‘s wash to the Chinaman‘s): "Sorry I was going so fast, officer. I got to get my friend to the hospital." 0. & C. Motors says: The man who gets mad on purpose is wrecking his better nature. Ours is a good natured service that helps your car to smile at the miles. Scarlett Road VY Y ~ pODGE CARS & GRAHAM TRUCKS DOMESTIC SERVICE STATION MAIN ST. S0.~ â€" WESTON, ONT. () C MOIORS ic Good Health Products driver will call with SARTELL!S GARAGE Coulter & Main St. POT. PLANTS "Say It With Flowers" CREAM and BUTTER RICH MILK, w, J. INCH Weston WESTON DRIVE IN W. P. GRAHAM iles of Smiles= with 0 & C MOTORS, LTD, Res. 798 FUNERAL DESIGNS Visitors Welcome WESTON Observe Sunday by attending church and Sunday School. Don‘t join those who make itâ€"a holiday, Pss When buying egg_ for hatching it pays to get the best. Our Birds. willâ€" win_ the prizes at your fairs and will give you plenty of eggs as well. J. A. SAUNDERS eggs as well.â€" . _ s Prices $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 per 15 eggs. 46 S. Station St. or Phone 119 and 270 Weston Fish Market (Whole or half)............22¢ Ib. Wintercaught Whitefish ... 20c lb. Fresh Caught Flounder ......l14¢ Ib. SEA HERRING ... L.0¢ Ih. LAKE HERRING ......._._._._._.._ l Oc Ib. SMELTS, No. 3 Quality ....25¢ Ib. FRESH HADDOCK .......... ]4¢ Ib. SALT COD .â€".....................20¢ pKt. SHRIMPS â€"....._s...s...I5¢€ 14 16. CLAMS .!.......1..._.is.30d¢ can DICBY CHICKS ......_.....85¢ box BONELESS DIGBY ...........25¢ Ih. HOLLAND MILCHERS, $1.25 keg FINNAN HADDIE ... A7¢ Ih. sSMOKED EILLETS ........22¢ Ib. OYÂ¥STERS ... .....sz.95b¢ 1g pt. Up To Date Tire 6 MAIN ST. VULCANIZING tires gives the savings banks a chance and the tire manufacturers have a chance to catch up with their back orders. _ Don‘t consign your tire to the scrap heap if we can save its life. And th chances aree we can. You‘d rather invest your cash than spend it Bring us your tire and we will mend it. Hatching Eggs Black The Shop That Gives Your Dollar a Long Ride. â€" Repair JOHN HEBGIN, PROP. lc White LEGHORNS 58 Main St. N. wWESTON, ONT. CUT BLOOMS â€"Mr. Dollar Bill or SMi., of 2M!e,, PHONE 226 Phone 298 x3Gâ€"I3T Many local citizens will be interesâ€" ted in the forthcoming sale of houseâ€" hold effects to be held at the home of Mrs. James Smith, 17 Main Street South on March 9th. The proposal of some grant by the by the government to start our young graduates from the O.A.C. is indeed to be commended _very highly. . It would insure the capitalizing of these boys education and would reflect to the credit of Ontarioâ€" and . Canada generally, y ie cce Easter is the next big season and there should be a lot of Easter Trade in Weston this year. Plan now for the big easter business. Give the loâ€" cal merchant a chance and he will reâ€" turn the compliment. = Manitoba legislature is certainly coming into a lot of publicity again. It was but a short time since there was a dreadful state of affairs there when some men moved to other quarâ€" ters. Reports are that history is "beâ€" ing repeated and some of those who are now wanted for the investigation are out of the country. Public men should be careful to keep their honour above every other claim. Canada needs men of honor to stand in the front line today. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wright and Miss Maurine Wright, Fern Ave., who have spent the past month in St. Petersâ€" burg, Fla., left last week for Miami and Palm Beach and intend visiting all the cities along the East coast beâ€" fore returning to Weston. : Mr. $. W. VanWyck, who has been with the C. N, R. at Weston for: a number of years, has taken up a new position in the Canadian National Telegraph Division in Toronto. The new wigâ€"wag signal at the Dufâ€" ferin Street C.N.R. crossing has been installed and is already proving a boon to the motorist. St. John‘s Anglican church are contemplating building a new parish hall and church. It will add to the beauty of our town. Conpratulations are extended to Robert West, who, in the recent vioâ€" lin examinations held in the West Toronto College of Music under Proâ€" fessor Viggo Kihl, succeeded in atâ€" taining Firstâ€"Class honors. He is a student under Miss Ada E. Campbell. Westom High School Senior. Girls Basketball team, by winning on Friâ€" day last, are now eligible for the City finals. Mr. Ishii, Shiguoka, Japan, was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ward, Mr. Ishii is a director of the Women‘s ‘College in‘ Shiguoka where Miss 0. C. Lindsay, M.A., sisâ€" ter of Mrs. Ward, is principal, and is an outstanding Christian worker. As a Japanese tea merchant Mr. Ishii visits Canada yearly. Miss Dorothy Emberson is visiting with her mother, on Joseph Street. Will our readers kindly remember that news items and advertising sent to this office on Wednesday mornâ€" ing cannot possibly be printed in the current issue of the week. All copy must be in this office on Tuesday afternoon by three o‘clock. That is the "dead line." Give us your news and adâ€"copy as much earlier as posâ€" sible. Your coâ€"operation will be appreâ€" ciated. s . s Weston Juveniles are still confiâ€" dent of going through to the finish, despite their loss on Monday night last to Moore Park. Give them the support of the town by turning out to the game on Friday night next at Willowdale Arena, North Toronto, when they face off with their opponâ€" ents of Monday night again. Under the auspices of the SIS. of the Presbyterian Church a concert is being held in the Church hall on Wed nesday evening of next week and acâ€" cording to alls reports the talent which has been secured is exceptionâ€" ally fine. ' What might have proved to be a serious . accident occurred on the Homestead Drive on Monday evening when a load of hay was proceeding along withoutâ€"a light of any descripâ€" tion, and a motorist was forced to take the ditch to avoid hitting it. The vehicle, in addition to travelling with a light, was in the centre of the road with no space on dither side for pasâ€" sing. Something ought to be done by the proper authorities to see that all such vehicles carry a light. Mrs. A. L. Weir and Mrs. Eastman, of Dundas, Ontario, and Mrs. G. A. Kerr of Whitbhy, were among the outâ€" ofâ€"town guests here on Saturday for the marriage of Marian Gertrude Totten to Mr. William Ross of The many friends of Miss Jean Coin, St. John‘s Road, will be pleasâ€" ed to hear that she is making satisâ€" factory progress following her recent operation at the Western Hospital, Toronto, and will wish for her a speedy return to complete health and strength once more. A world wide census of Agriculture will be taken in 1930â€"31 under a uniâ€" form plan prepared by the internaâ€" tional institute of _ Agriculture at Rome. The plan is similar to that already used by Canada. The inforâ€" mation gathered will be used as a guide for future production marketâ€" ing programs, financial operations, manufacturing developments and legâ€" islation. | Don‘t forget the choir concert on March 5th, at the Town Hallâ€"A real treat in store. xâ€"16â€"114 Inch, registered optometrist, twenty years‘ experience, tests your eyes acâ€" curately. All work guaranteed. xâ€"16â€"1t Detroit. Let‘s goâ€"Where?â€"LTo the Choir concert in the Town Hallâ€"March 5th, [Local@hews xâ€"16â€"1t. The sympathy of the community is extended to Miss Maria Long, of Windsor, who formerly~resided here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franâ€" cis Long. Last week, while proceedâ€" ing along the Windsor highway, Miss Long‘s car was struck by a fastâ€"movâ€" ing express train which completely demolished the car and which resulted in serious head and facial injuries to Miss Long. She was rushed to the Windsor hospital and according to the latest reports is progressing as well as can beâ€"expected. W The choir of the First Avenue Bapâ€" tist Church of Toronto will render a musical programme under the auspicâ€" es of the Women‘s Mission Circle of the Weston Baptist Church, in the Town Hall on the evening of Tuesday, March 5th, at 8.15p.m. This choir conâ€" sists of 50 voices under the leadership of Mr. W. Holland Pettib, and has atâ€" tained a very high standing of exâ€" cellence, and is rated as one of the ablest among the churches of Toronto. A rare treat is in store for those who will avail themselves of the opporâ€" tunity of hearing this choir, â€"Even the kindergarten youngsters, it seems, must indulge in the "I faw down and go booin" rage at the preâ€" sent time. At least, that is the concluâ€" sion one is forced to draw when one overhears a fiveâ€"yearâ€"old tot proudly declaiming this fact to the world while trotting along Weston‘s main st. on Tuesday afternoon. Frank Grastall,; of Lippincott Street sustained injuries tozhis hand when his index finger wai caught in a machine while at work at the Kodak on Monday. He was rushed to the hospital where it‘ was necessary to amputate the finger. Friday afternoon of this week the regular meeting of the Weston Grenâ€" fell Mission is being held at the home of Mrs.. S. J. Totten. A particularly interesting programme is being proâ€" vided and it is hoped that a large atâ€" tendance will be present. T. T. C. are now ready to sell the outside buss lines. What does this indicate ? School accommodation is being taxâ€" ed in Weston. Our growth is slow but very sure. You will see a town that is well developed here in a few years. Can we have the street car line run right through without change at Keele and Dundas street? This would be an advantage. â€" « At the home ‘of @yril° Stevens, President, the Young People of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed a deâ€" lightful social evening last night. forward to Weather conditions here _ are fine. The extra snow and good ice is makâ€" ing things generally seasonable. It will mean" the greater enjoyment of the bright sunshine of the spring time. It is something glorious to look England is looking upon the develâ€" opment of the 70,000,000 ‘acres in the Peace river section as a place for the miner population who are now beâ€" ing trained for farmers. This will enâ€" sure the future of that part of our Dominion. Did you note the strides that Woodâ€" bridge are making? Just keep up in front and lead the way. Weston is the centre of this West York. . Some of our local~citizens attenâ€" ded the big athletic meet last Thursâ€" day night. It was amâ€"event that has not been surpassed in Toronto. We have some of the local boys who. were to have taken part, but illness preâ€" vented them. Watch for the further development of our local talent along this line. > Weston can supply the needs of the district and should have the first opâ€" portunity to meet the: competition from outside. . We understand our High School magazine is being prinâ€" ted down town and the localépeople did not have a chance to even quote on the work. This is not coâ€"operation. Some of the Toronto collegiate magâ€" azines are being printed by the Times and Guide. 5 Which is the correct name of the street, Eagle ave., or Dufferin St." There are signs of both names erected. Can weâ€" have _ enough pressure brought to bear upon York Township to install lights on their part of the Trethewy drive? They are needed badly. Interest should be shown in the deâ€" velopment of our boys in athletics. Something is being done at the school but the other training is all leftf to the Y.M.C.A. or other‘athletic organiâ€" zations. > . Perey Williams is a great. runner and a boy that takes a pleasure in doing the right thing. * Weston can well afford to ‘adverâ€" tise the vacant lands that are for sale. That can be used for industrial or residential sites. There are a numâ€" ber of each. f Are you taking advantage of the bargains offered_ ithis week by our local merchants? Just look the paper over and you will see where you can save money by buying in Weston this week end. kE Try the contest in this week‘s issue. The last prize winners . were well pleased with results. You can get your share. Musical treatof the seasonâ€"Choin concertâ€"Town Hallâ€"March 5th. Admission 35¢., Adults; 20¢., Childâ€" ren, xâ€"16â€"1t. Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald and"~â€" Miss Dorothy, of Montreal, are visiting with Mrs. Sam Totten. THE WESTON TIMES & GUIDE xâ€"16â€"1t Some discussion took place in re/ gard to the recent request for a feelâ€" ing of the Council in the matter of support to the Old Age Pensions, which was declared closed on the preâ€" sentation by Deputy Reeve Clarkson, seconded by Deputy Reeve Gardâ€" lhouse of the following resolution:â€" "That the Council of the Township of Etobicoke voices its strong disapproâ€" val of the suggestion that the muniâ€" cipalities pay 25 per cent. of the penâ€" sions under the Old Age Pensions scheme and that a copy of this resoâ€" lution be forwarded to the local memâ€" bers, and that the Corporation seal be attached to his resolution." In regard to the application of the Long Branch Horticultural Society, Reeve Price received the hearty supâ€" port of the members when he paid high tribute to the work these organâ€" izations were doing in the Township and voiced the opinion that they were entitled to every assistance which it was possible to render. The applicqâ€" tion was concurred in unanimously. Resolution On Old Age Pension §upâ€" port Suggestion hR Reports were received in regard to the complaints which had been subâ€" mitted in the matter of the smoke nuisance in the Spirea Avenue area which in the opinion of Council inâ€" dicated that there was but small cause to complain in regard to the plant in question, the report however, did disclose that there was. considâ€" erable trouble created by the passing engines of the railroad who were the greatest offenders.â€"It was felt that there was no jurisdiction over this situation. In the course of a brief discussion on the report of the T.T.C. relative toâ€"the service on the Lake Shore Rd. Deputy â€" Reeve Marshall expressed himself as surprised that the offiâ€" cials of the road should see fit to unâ€" load a car of passengers, so that a car may be returned to the barns, and pack the following car to an unpleaâ€" sant state. Deputy Reeve Gardhouse concurred in this view . declaring it seemed a shame that passengers should be subjected to this kind of treatment. The feeling prevailed, however, that the T. T. C." officials were endeavouring to meet the ‘calls of the situation on the Lake Shore service and further discussion was closed. it3 We are sorry to report that Miss Vera Whitehead, Main Street South, was taken suddenly ill with septic poisoning last week, and trust she will make a speedy return to .complete health: and strength once more. An afternoon tea was given yesterâ€" day by the Senior Branch of the Woâ€" man‘s Auxiliary of St. John‘s Angliâ€" can Church for Mrs. Briggs and her daughter of King street, who have reâ€" cently returned home after a delightâ€" ful trip to the Old Country. Deputy Reeve W. E. MacDonald and Assessment Commissioner Scott of New Toronto sought the support of the Councilâ€"of the Township of Etobicoke to an â€" application that would be shortly forwarded to the legislature to declare â€"a portion of Kipling Avenue, a County Road with defined areas of width. The deputaâ€" tion through Deputy ‘Reeve MacDonâ€" ald pointed out the history : of the creation of the road which left its real status in doubt, and that the application under review was to clear up the doubtful situation. Council Deplore Unpleasant Treatâ€" ment of Car Passengers Council considered. the advantages to be derived with a favourable view but finally agreed with Reeve Price that the matter should first be referâ€" red to the Townshipâ€" Solicitor, _on whose report they would be guided by future action, which was unaniâ€" mously agreed uponâ€"and the deputaâ€" tion retired, with an understanding that they would be later advised of. the stand of the local Council in due course. (Continued from Page Seven) years, with marked success. Stating further that the officials of this orâ€" ganization devoted ‘all the funds acâ€" quired surplus to the event to the improvement of (the local _ school grounds, while retaining a small fund for the ensuing years start. Reeve Price expressed the opinion that it would not be advisable to change the course of proceedings in this section but that it may be possible to arranâ€" ge so that the southern portion of the Township area may be brought together on the scheme as suggested, taking in the Humber Bay area, posâ€" sibly. Deputy Reeve Clarkson also exâ€" pressed the opinion that it would not be advisable to upset the arrangeâ€" ments in this section, and further did not see that it was possible to inâ€" clude the areas further to the north in the scheme, and was in accord with the Reeve‘s suggestion. The matter, was left in the hands of the deputation for them to deal with on the lines intimated. j ETOBICOKE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL AGAINST OLD AGE PENSION A deputation composed of some fourteen representatives from Kipâ€" ling Avenue district appeared in reâ€" gard to the trouble they were experâ€" iencing in the matter of the change of water course which had been éfâ€" fected through the construction of the roadway, a change which the spokesâ€" man of the party Mr. Gormlay intiâ€" matedhad altered a water route that had been in vogue for possibly fifâ€" ty or sixty years. Considerable time was taken up in the review of the situation and hearâ€" ing the views of the several members of the deputation, who cited their respective troubles and gave intimate history of the situation which had maintained in the vicinity both ‘in years past and since the creation ..of the improved roadway. uie Council Will Inspect Kipling Water. shed Area Engineer McNichol was invited to tender information on the. situation by the Reeve, and all members of Council took an active part in disâ€" cussing the situation with the discusâ€" sion being ultimately closed with Reeve Price declaring that in the cirâ€" cumstances the best plan would be for the whole Council to go down and make a thorough review of the situâ€" ation when the weather had cleared so they may judge as to what would be the best course to follow to alleâ€" viate the trouble that appeared to be evident from the ‘reports. Members of the deputation appeared satisfied with this suggestion which was unâ€" animously concurred in by the â€"Counâ€" cil, and thanks was tendered for the consideration of the matter by. Mr. Gormaly on behalf of the deputation. 9 Phone 945 FIREWOOD HARDWOOD FLOORING CUTTINGS Cruickshank Garage &6 Service Station Agent for: . United Cigar Stores Apex Records Columbia Records Silverwood‘s Ice Cream Radio Licenses Issued Public Telephone Phone 551 EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY LIMITED Phone 935F., Weston and have our route man call and look after your wants. .650 Runnymede Road _ Reconditioned Used Cars "s,l_So'l’d on the 3 Day Money %~~~=â€" Back Plan provide Outstanding â€" Beauty and Value 35¢ per.bag delivered in Weston or Mt. Dennig. .~â€"Phone your order at once. Supply limited. . ~___ Satin Finish Hardwood Flooring. â€"a Siz in the price range of the foay! reveirvccomm ces Toronto Phone: JUnction 8376 FISHER BODIES A. T. SQUIBB OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMMTTE® W&@mmem:@tm of The Outstandimg Chevrnlet of Chevrolet Historyâ€"pay close attention to the besutiful new Fisher bodicsa! tpon they are woethy of comparimon with the world‘s finest coachwork. These handsome new Fwher Rodies comâ€" bined with the superb smootiness, power and accrelerstion of the new Chevrolag Sz â€"Cyimder engine, provide a standard in the lo@wâ€"priced field. Net anly do M-md excellence of. comstrue. . T. FARR & SONS Phone: House 790; Business 387 : NASH DEALERS MAIN ST. NORTH, WESTON BOOKSELLER & STATIONER 54 Main St. N. Jer Ecomomical Transportation WESTON, ONT, Weston WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1989 Call and inspect our fresh supply of Foreign Stamps, some of which have a future. . St. Patrick .and Kaster Cards now on display. > Speer‘s â€" Harker JUnetion 9 2 9 1 (Opposite Weston 'éi;;gfop) TO PHILATELISTS _ 381 KEELE STREET Weston Phone: 254 DOLLAR TAXI Câ€"13.2.20¢ Ontario JUnction 8 8 0 2 Weston