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For Sale By MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED Weston Phone: 254 Weston, Ont. En _ 217 It has been intimated, however, that some hidden strategy is involved in this "waitâ€"aâ€"while" attitude, but Ernie Banting wants to close his entries and draw up his schedule, so make a bomâ€" bardment upon telephone 486â€"W. Softball Josh Henkell, Chairman of the softâ€" ball for the W.A.A.A., advises that the Senior Softball Series for 1929 is goâ€" ing to be real. ‘The softball fans in Weston and district will be treated to real softball this coming season. With teams from Moffats Limited (Champions of 1928); Bell Telephone Co., Canada Cyele & Motor Co.; and Weston A.A.A. (Westonias) there will be some of the best Senior Softball players between here and West Toronâ€" to. We assure the fans and fanettes (with their support) of real interestâ€" ing games this season at the Canada Cycle & Motor Co‘s grounds. _ _ Softball players wanting to play for Westonias in the W.A.A.A. Senior Softball League please communicate with Josh Henkell, 4 Lippincott St., Weston, or telephone 634â€"F. While at his work on the night shift at the Dunlop Rubber Co., plant last Thursday, Ernie Rowntree, former and wellâ€"known resident of Weston, had his hand erushed between rollers and it was found necessary to amputate at the wrist early Friday morning at St. Michael‘s Hospital. Rowntree was working at his machine when the acâ€" cident happened, and in some manâ€" ner his hand became! caught between the rolls and was pulled in. He was immediately rushed to St. Michael‘s hospital where it was found necessary, a few hours later, to amputate. The patient suffered considerably from loss of blood, but, according to hospiâ€" tal reports late yesterday afternoon, he was doing as well as could be exâ€" pected. _ > El The School Lacrosse teams will soon commence their schedule... It is, howâ€" ever, hard to understand _ just why King St. School lads are hanging back. The Cup is still open for comâ€" petition, and it is indeed hoped that Memorial School is not going to have it handed to them upon a plate. The Separate School used to have a smart team why not again this year? Surely there are still some people left in town interested in the lads and girlsâ€" Whgr not help them financially if that is the real difficulty. _ l Ernest Rowntree, Wellâ€"Known Here, Has Hand Crushed While At Work in Dunlop Plant _ Mr. Rowntree moved from Weston several years ago and has been residâ€" ing at 1057 Craven Road. place on it. Pop Curran, it is underâ€" stood, has some extra fine material he intends trying out. The lads have their eyes glued to the Championship, and that is where we hope they will keep it, and bring home to Weston the Junior Chamâ€" pionship for 1929 The Weston Amateur Athletic Asâ€" sociation Tennis Section held its meetâ€" ing last Monday night, and Mr. Ian McArthur, last year‘s Secretaryâ€" Treasurer, accepted the Chairmanship of this section, and thus assuring the Tennis players of his continued interâ€" ests for the success of the W.A.A.A. The Tennis Courts have weathered well, and some good rolling will put them in fine shape. The Central Unitâ€" ed are out to battle to a finish this year so the W.A.A.A.‘s ladies and gents should get out early and get into shape to regain the Gents‘ Chamâ€" pionship, and also endeavor to capture the Times & Guide Ladies Trophy. Lacrosse Off To A Start The Junior Lacrosse lads put in a little practise last Saturday, and are obviously restless to be at it. We have some good new blood available for this team, and every lad will have to give every ounce of his best to maintain a place on it. Pop Curran, it is underâ€" stood, has some extra fine material he intends trying out. ' & Last Sunday evening the Holy Sacâ€" rament was observed at the close of the service. There was a large atâ€" tendance at this service. * FORMER RESIDEN! HAS HAND AVPUTATED Thursday evening last, the Richview Young People were entertained by the Thistletown Young People in the Hall. Miss Hilda Farr was in charge of the evening‘s entertainment, and a very pleasant time was enjoyed in the playâ€" ing of games, etc. At the close of the evening‘s entertainment, dainty reâ€" freshments were served by _ the Thistletown Young People. _ Weston A.A.A. Softball will Soon Be Under way. Four Teams Have Already Signified Joining Is Fast Taking Shape and Local Lads Are Out For O.A.L.A. Championship The Thistletown Choral â€" Society gave a concert for the Boys in the Christie Street Hospital on Friday evening last. The boys certainly enjoyed the concert and everyone had a real good time. Rev. Mr. Stewart will give a lecâ€" ture in the Church on Friday evening. His topic will be "Before and after Marriage." This evening is in conâ€" nection with the Young People. Rev. Herbert Lee will also be present and favor the gathering with a number of his splendid. readings. They are also hoping to have the Woodbridge Quarâ€" tette with them on Friday night. Friday evening, the Willing ers will meet, at 7 o‘elock. Thistletown Young People will play their final game of crokinole on Monâ€" day evening in Westmoreland Church. They will play against Carmen church. The Mission Circle met last night at the home of Mrs. Usher. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursâ€" day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Albert Johnson.‘ FOUR TEAMS LINED uP FOr St. LEAGUF to ol stirany THISTLETOWN JUNIOR LACROSSE Work THH WESTON TIMES & GUIDE or." With the inauguration of Daylight Saving Time again Weston Railway service saw some slight changes in the schedule. On the C.N.R., the removal of the Battery car of course, made some changes necessary and the mornâ€" ing Eastbound train stopping at Wesâ€" ton now is 7.07 a.m., (Standard Time). In the evening the train gets in at the same time as formerly, at 4.40 p.m., (standard time). On the C.P.R. Line the morning Southbound train leaves at 6.29 (Standard Time) instead of 7.22 as formerly. Returning the trains are arriving at 4.57 and 5.37 p.m., (Standard Fime).,.. . _ ... _ 4 WESTON RAILWAY â€" GERVIGE CHANGES _A complete schedule of the time is given on page two. _ "That‘s just like the old rascal. Nobody knew what. he lived on and nobody knows what he died from." Lord Lumley shook his head. "«No, Signor Paschuli, you owe me nothing; it is I who owe you a wife. Come, Margharita, let us get out into the sunshine again." The DesperateLover "We will have the . ring!" Lord Lumley said, taking a note from his pocketâ€"book and handing it across the counter. Tge man held it up to the light. "One hundred pounds," he remarkâ€" ed.” "I shall owe your lordship nineâ€" ty. th With Daylight Saving Several Changes Have Been Made in Train Arrivals Here sommnie ie mmnnnccon Erommeno bieen 000 inooniene60000n000e00000m00n0.00conc 0 o0000000000.0000000000000000000000 6000000 00000000 000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 000000000 00000000000000000000000000.000000(e0 0000 0000000000000 000000000 ¢00o0iencec e oinceoenrerece ce e c rir n (Continued from Page Five) when he had talked for a while, I felt quite sure that his long confineâ€" ment had affeéed his mind, and his errand with me made me sure of it. He came to ‘buy a celebrated poison which I used at one time to be secretâ€" ly noted for, and I could tell from his manner that he wanted it for some fatal use. Well, I thought at first of refusing it aftogether, but what was the use of that? Some one else would have sold him an equally powerful poison, and the mischief would be done all the same. So, after a little consideration, I made up quite an innocent powder, which might cause a little momentary faintness, but which could do no further harm, and I gave it to him as the real thing. I couldn‘t take money for doing a thing like that, so he pressed this ring upon me. You see, it really has a history." _ . uons Lord Lumley took his wife‘s hand and pressed it tenderly. In the deep gloom of the shop the curio dealer could not see the tears which glistenâ€" ed in her dark eyes.. syiage ol ainnnonorEonemmnneniennone en Ooncooninetmoonec0o00000000000000000000(0000 000005 Pooiooon00o0000nomo000000000er i 0 Co000000000000,000000000(000,000, 0000 0000000000.00000000co0ee0 0000000000000 onconeeuenieo oc( ror in omm io Ond rerire "Old Jake was buried yesterday." "What did he die of ?" "Nobody knows; not even the doeâ€" A. D. GORRIE & Co., Limited Kept ‘Em Guessing 2995 Dundas St. West $ 75â€"Ford Truck, 1926 motor. $125â€"Ford Truck, 1925 motor. $250â€"Ford Truck, Ruckstell axle. Buy While the Buying‘s Good! $ 75â€"Ford Sedan. $150â€"Overland Sedan. $150â€"Essex Coach, 1924. $250â€"Chevrolet Sedan, 1924, $300â€"Chevrolet Cogch, 1925. $425â€"Essex Coach, 1926. $450â€"Chevrolet Coach, 1927. $525â€"Chevrolet Sedan, 1927. Over Eighty Cars, all popular makes and models that carry GORRIES O.K. that counts. Easy © Payments. Used Car Market 47 w ~â€"~~ U * mâ€" Toh Cip e n J 3 zes °* Ho "j? .\ y .r ,"l‘, es t T9 :’;" @_ (oy ols D Th 1 . t i C 3 y o on m C o a uoigee Jy" dih To db J «iL ic y . 3 C © eeriees Ned ie ssm w TWO LOCATIONS IN WEST TORONTO SEVERAL TOURINGS TO CLEAR FROM $25 TO $100â€"BA RGAINS Ju. 6654 Finnish residents of Timmins, Ont., are reported to have hauled down a Union Jack from in front of a school building; to have ordered their chilâ€" dren, pupils of the school, to trample it in the street ,and then to have torn it to shreds themselves and scattered it about in the dirt. The provincial police are investigating the report. . _ _Communistic activities in Ontario‘s northland from another angle came before the provincial authorities when Reported Reds Trampled Flag Plain White Broadcloth Shirts Dark blue, khaki and light blue, all sizes.. Special Value ......»..... Good Patterns Separate collars and â€"collars attached. " 1 R I NC(:;... 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