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Babe Ruth hit his thirtyâ€"seventh ome run of the season in the eight inning of their game against Washâ€" ington. His drive over the right field leachers scored Koenig and put the ankees in the lead, 5â€"4. All Interâ€"collegiate Rugby players re being informed to report for pracâ€" ice early this month. Whether he bumped into a mental azard or really had an acute attack f cramps, no one will ever know. â€" So long George Young. Well, Folks, we didn‘t call the winâ€" er in the Fourth Wrigley Marathon or men. We didn‘t even come close. . Our man (George Young) just went ix miles and then quit. Why? No one will ever know. George claimed to have ‘ had a ramp. But so did lots of the other wimmers, but they rubbed them out or themself. Physically he was in perfect condiâ€" ion and was swimming strong, when ounding the breakwater entering the ourth lap, he quit.~ _ LADIES‘_PATENT PUMPS With High. or â€"Cuban Heels. Sizes 3 to 7. Oué: S’chey go Friday _ _ and Saturâ€" Y 4 p day ... $2l95 â€"~Evangeline Beverages (Ont.) Ltd. ©‘‘‘ BRAMPTON, ONT. 2\ OE it Cq 31 ACE FOUR ° SPARKLING -1 Your Exhibition Thirst l { a\h With q]m ) ty Boys‘ Oxfords, with extension soles, rubâ€" ber heels, Blucher cut. Sizes 1 to 5. Away they go m PALE DRY GINGER ALE Boys‘ Running Boots, "The Trimmed Kind." ~All sizes, T to 5 ,856 Youths‘ Running Shoes or ie ce e esnt 7 5 G Boys‘ Box Kip Blucher Cut Boots, with Is_aeather o:l*SPalg‘lc(:i soles,dRubber Heels. izes 1 to 5. Friday an ] SAUNRCAY .. mscuosenmsmmancaane $2 !91] 5 Boys‘ Tan or Black Oxfords, with Panco soles and rubber heels. 51 s 5 Sizes 1 to 54 Friday and Sat. m Little Gents‘ Boots, 8 to 10%, tough and trusty school boots with $1 6 5 â€" Panco soles, Fri. and Sat. ... a Youths‘ BéXKlp Boots, with leather or Panco soles, 11, 12, 13, $g 45 Friday and Saturday ... m 1 QUENCH GLEANINES from the Fieldâ€"of. Sport Call at Exhibit 8 and 9 in the Pure Food Building and let one of the Evangeline girls serve you. * Manufactured By COLD ; o ; atarne Eon e anate h tte «P92 esc nto 9 en . Eoo ce uo sor se mt 8: b Ti NC h ts s3 p s N% i it M Ki hac Ror Cns Te : % B F on Je faok it i ; ho ced 20 SAts $ feteire ie Pss sn es Dhz mss Ne p B Esc s MDroAectte, T Wese es e Arad lela C : ® ¢ P farl NA t ’ o . uce h 3 Ca it ENPN d 7 6 i m fore Mss ioh a s f p P P 20e t t § is k f Miea" 'B.»" Mc $ a e Te ( i€ e frad ol wl E7 \ 5 h sb n s fas hm : us dn Cb t ce l y On Saturday they broke even, Cleveâ€" land capturing the first game on Satâ€" urday, 21â€"7, and Parksides winning the evening game, 13â€"7. In fact last weekâ€"end was a Gala one for the whole Parkdale Ladies A. C., as they captured the Western Onâ€" tario Swimming Championship. The McArthur International trophy and at Steve O‘Neill who has had his initial test as a manager of a team in the big leagues has agreed to pilot the Toâ€" ronto Club next season, and with the success he has had this year should field a team that will be in there, next year. Sunnyside fans were given a dish of real: exciting and well played softball to digest on Saturday last and the holiday, when Parksides of the Major League at Sunnyside engaged the Cleveland Fleming Girls in a _ four game series for file McArthur Interâ€" national Trophy. Monday was a Gala day for Parkâ€" sides, they won both games. Thus winning the McArthur International Trophy. n t m is e The Red Wings were set down in Rochester a ready made team. O‘Neill had to develop his. _ â€" wgt Although the Leafs can not capture the pennant this year they have given a very creditable performance to the fans of Toronto. Seribblers Free 2821 DUNDAS STREET WEST INVIGORATING MEN‘S CALF OXFORDS, GOODYEAR WELTS Squ%re t06e orlllflnglish last, with heavy soles. to T4 Sale $4 !95 Tan â€"or Black: with Leather or Panco â€". Soles, goe Cap, ando plain Rubber Heels. Sizes 6 to 11. Out they go Friday & Saturday $295 Men‘s Running Boots, with leathâ€" er facings. 6 to 11 .mzemacen 356 Goodyear Welts. Extra wide E, EE, and EEE. Extra heavy soies. Sizes 6 to Men‘s Box Kip Blucher Cut Boots with Panco or Leather Soles, Rubber Heels. Solid Leather, 6 to 10. $3 95 Friday and Saturday ... a 11. Out they go Friday and Saturday MEN‘S GRAIN WORK BOOTS MEN‘S VICI KID BOOTS the Canadian National Exhibition they won the club relay events. Junior lacrosse finals for the chamâ€" pionship of Ontario will be against Brampton on Sept. 7th; game will be played at Brampton. Sept. 14th game will be played at Weston. Your supâ€" port is looked for and an endeavor to be present at these final games will be very encouraging to the Weston lads. They have given you good clean lacrosse all season and have been highly complimented for their clean and clever playing on the field. They have done their best to bring back your interest in this, Canada‘s Naâ€" tional game. Remember the two dates, and give them your interested support. The great marathon swim is over for another year, and just whether it will be a feature of future Exhibitions is still a question. It has been sugâ€" gested of several who have followed these contests with a system of eliminations in the nature of heats would creat a much keener interest than the system of the past in startâ€" ing off a great number of would be champions. whose evident aim is to achieve some cheap noteriety; with this in mind making the final distance somewhat shorter, rather than have thousands of visitors who are attractâ€" ed to the show spend hours in watchâ€" ing and waiting when they might enâ€" joying other features, which have been aranged for their entertainment â€" at such great expense. § Toronto Dolphinets came third in the â€" Western â€" Ontario _ Swimming No one is pleased with the exâ€" pression made by the winner in the men‘s event, and three of Keating‘s countrymen were heard at the course to say, ‘That just settles him, for all time, it was quite uncalled for at this stage of the game‘. A _ sentiment which may well be attributed to the greater number of American visitors, it is believed. Let‘s forget it, is the feeling. Quite a large number of citizens were noticed taking an interest in the Championships. Softball finals agre still unsettled. The C.C.M. and Westonia are the two teams to play the final games to deâ€" cide the championship of Weston and win the W.A.A.A. challenge trophy. The date will be advertised next week. Tennis finals for the town chamâ€" pionship are proceeding at a good rate and we hope to report the final games soon. If interested in tennis watch the paper for the final lineâ€"up. $5.95 HEARD ON THE STREET WESTON AAA. ACTIVITES LADIES‘ PATENT AND KID WIDE STRAP SHOES j With buckles and rubber heels, EEE width. Price : Pafient 1Wit§;l Rubbzr Heels, 3, 4 and 5. egular $2.25. Away they go Friday and Saturday $1 !45 Ladies‘ Skinner}’ls Satin S&rap Shoes or Pumps. Out they go Friday and Saturday $3535 LADIES‘ BOUDOIR SLIPPERS All Colors. Sizes 5 to 7. Out they 75 go Friday and. Saturday ................ M ® Ladies‘ Running:â€"Shoes. 3 $1 ' to‘T._ Black or white ...%... m Ladies‘ Tan or Patent, wide suede strap with Cuban heel, sizes 8 to $3 45 8, Friday and Saturday ... m LADIES®‘, CHILD‘S AND MISSES‘ RUNNING SHOES A mixed lot, sizes 8 to 2 in lot. Whileâ€" they â€" I98E, :. 2am inss 5@@ wWOMEN‘S SANDALS THE WESTON TIMES & GUIDE samples of rubber pavement that are on.exhibition in the Government Buildâ€" ing. No doubt they are those who have been troubled with the expensive taxationâ€" which they are helping to meet ‘in~.connection with the makeup of our roads, in part, and in part with the opportunities presented in creating a less noisy road surface, with a view to eliminating some of the nerve strain ‘which are here, their to, by reasomâ€"of the universal use of conâ€" crete. Members of the York Township Fire Departments with representation from . Humbercrest, Mount Dennis Fairbanks, and Oakwood areas spent a most:enjoyable time over the holiâ€" day period at Youngstown, Ohio. They were. successful with their composite company in bringing back the prize award for the best appearing company that was on parade during the cereâ€" mony. Councillor Wm. McQueen of the Township was a member of the party that went for the trip. ‘I wonder will the property departâ€" ment, or whatever branch of the City civic safety department is responsible ever take a check up of the someâ€" what dilipadated signs which the swinging over the heads of pedesâ€" trains along Dundas Street West, yes and a great number of other streets in the city.‘ This is a feature of pubâ€" lic safety that does not seem to be overlooked and there is really sufâ€" ficient evidence for some action on the part of whatever body is responsible. The matter was the subject of two citizens the other day, as a wired strand broke over their heads. "What‘s the use of the present auto license plates?" questioned a citizen who witnesed a near accident. "If I had tried to get that number at this time of night it would. have been necessary for me to follow the car." Just a little observation on the part of anyone will prove that jit is pracâ€" tically impossible to get the number of any license plate on a car travelâ€" ling at the legal rate of speed at night. Some reform in their structure would appear to be due for considerâ€" ation. This terrible investigation on that hé% beesi. going on for some time in the Windsor district, makes me wonâ€" der if it may not have some far reachâ€" ing effects to be felt in this section‘‘, said a citizen as he viewed with some concern the costs entailed in the reâ€" pairs and erection of new schools and additions to old buildings. There may be sométhing in the expression. The,‘frf.é‘fmay also be â€"something in the infrei%e‘ ce expressed by they people of Wini 1%2* in regard to Alberta coal, where it is declaredrthere is a comâ€" biné%a‘mfpngst the Winnipeg coal dealâ€" ers $9 keep out the, Alberta product. Thig sentiment has long prevailed in this! district, but, to prove it is anâ€" oth@}ffl;m:atter. Still there might be an invegtigation which would tend to briglgfignwi the situation, especially when ==With every purchase of Boys‘ and Girls‘ School Shoes *‘ â€"ctog © $1.00 Mall Buckle or Button, with kid lining. 11 to 2. â€" Dull klg érimmfid. Low heels. Out they go Friday an Saturday 51 595 Patent with Leather Soles, 11 to 2. Away they go Friday and Saturday $1 =0@ MISSES‘ I STRAP SHOES MISSES‘ SANDALS it is borne in mind that the Winnipeg folks declare ‘The tragedy of the sitâ€" uation is, that the coal we want is in Alberta‘. Maple Leaf Public School Section No. 31 will hold its second annual fair on Saturday, September 14th on the school grounds, Russell Road. Weston Boys‘ Band, under theâ€"leadership of George Sainsbury will render musical selections during the afternoon. This band recently won first prize at the Canadian National Exhibition. While the fair will commence at 10 o‘clock in the morning, it will be officially opened at 4 o‘clock in the afternoon by Mr. James Muirhead, reeve of North York Township. Addresses will also be made by members of the Townâ€" ship Council. Public Inspector Wilâ€" kinson and Leopold Macaulay, M.P.P. for South York. In addition to the various exhibits of flowers, cooking, sewing, poultry, school work and pubâ€" lie speaking, there will be a program of sports. All the schools of Ward Three are invited to compete and this year, the new section No. 21 of Harâ€" dington are invited.. Mr. R. W. Macâ€" donald of Scarboro has been appointâ€" ed Principal to succeed Mr. W. H. Merritt. This is the only change in the teaching staff. During the sumâ€" mer vacation the interior of the school has been reâ€"decorated. The Advance of Women (Kitchener Record) The present generation is witnessâ€" ing a [remarkable advance by. the weaker sex. Their exploits and acâ€" complishments tend to dissociate them from <the term by which they have been known from time immemorial. Daily one reads of women attaining positions and performing daring deeds previously unrecorded. Fired by the ambition to excel their fellows they do not hesitate to hazard bold venâ€" tures. It was recently reported that three girls, a movie star, a German baronâ€" ess and a reporter who hails from Otâ€" tawa, have started from New. York on a roundâ€"theâ€"world trek. The things they plan to see constitute quite an itinerary. The September meeting of the inâ€" stitute will be combined \ with the flower show and will be held at the home of Mrs. Thos. Stubbart. Owing to the school fair the meeting is beâ€" ing held on Thursday, Sept. 12, instead of Wednesday sand all members are asked to note this change. This year six classes are being arranged for in the show and it is expected that & large exhibition will be forthcoming. Under the auspices of Richview Women‘s Instituter a most successful home baking sale was held last week at the store of Mr. La Rose, Main St., Weston, when the proceeds amounted to a substantial sum which will be donated to institute work. 5 RICHVIEW MAPLE LEAF MISSES‘ PATENT OR CALF OXFORDS Misses‘ RuSnning Shoe Sandals, brown or white. Sizes 11 to yhit. Scoso 1b ______ Ong Leatheli or PsancoOS()le}sl. Sizes 11 to 2. Regular $3.50. Out they go Friday and Saturday $2-45 Growing Girls‘ Oxfords for school, sizes 3 to 7. Tan or Black, Cuban or low heels. Extension soles. 52 95 _ Friday and Saturday ... m Patent or Tan with Panco Soles, 5 to %\0.1/3. Regdular $1.50.â€" Away‘ they go riday an ‘ Saturday ,$1 egg Misses‘ Patent Leather Broad Straps, with the buckle just like $2 95 mother‘s. Sizes 11 to 2 ... a CHILDS‘ SANDALS Canada‘s Exports Canada‘s export trade has increased more than 84 .per cent. in the last six years and for the last fiscal year reached a total of $1,363,709,672. The largest purchaser is the United. Statâ€" es, followed by the British Empire, Germany, Netherlands, and Japan in the order named. One plan is to go farther north than any woman has ever ventured before. They intend to use an automobile, an airplane and dog teams for this part of their trip. Greenland, Iceland, the Gobi Desert, the wilds. of Australia and several other distant places are included in their itinenany. #It is costing more than $27,000,000 this year to extend and improve teleâ€" phone service in Ontario and Quebec. IT takes three to complete a telephone call: the operator, the person calling and the person called. If any one of the three is at fault, the call fails. Uncompleted telephone calls are a serious public problem. We call attention to it because we want you to have the best possible service at lowest possible cost.* Every day in Ontario and Quebec there are over one million local telephone calls which are blockâ€" ed â€" a waste of two million minutes a day â€" a congestion of traffic â€" a source of irritation â€" a handicap to perfect service. & Some of these uncompleted calls cannot be helpâ€" ed and some are due to our own errors, which we are constantly reducing. Many of the failures â€" "Line‘s Busy" â€" "They don‘t Answer" â€" "No one on the Line now" â€" "Wrong Number" â€" originate with the other two parties to the call. We plan now to give publicity to common rauits in telephone usage in the hope that there may be a mutual effort to maintain high efficiency of telephone service, )ntario and Quebec there are over al telephone calls which are blockâ€" of two million minutes a day â€" a raffic â€" a source of irritation â€" a Child‘s Rursming 4Shoe Sandals, brown or white. izes 4 to Shoes for every memâ€" ber of the house on sale here With Rubber Heels.â€" Sizes $II § to 1005 mm oi ® INFANT‘S 1 STRAP SHOES With Rubber Heels. Sizes 4 $1 to 7. Extension Soles ... ® CHILD‘S 1 STRAP SHOES Canadian Employment Improves Great improvement in the employâ€" ment situation throughout Canada is shown in figures published to:day »by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reâ€" viewing the situation for this. month. The figures show that approximately 27,000 more persons were employed in the Dominion than on July 1. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, famous Arâ€" ctic explorer, declares that the northâ€" ern air route to Europe is the only practical one to develop and predicts that within ten years‘ time there will be oneâ€"day mail service from Winiâ€" peg to London over the northern end of the world. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1929 MEN‘S CALF OxXFORDS Square Toe, Extension Soles, Blucher ~Cutâ€" Rubber _ Heels... Out they go Friday ~and Saturday _@@% AEF Air Route Over Canada faults â€"$52.95 $1.175 $1.45