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BDoDal s PCOR OE 90 T00 TVCug ECC mn‘i‘z:d to send by J:ost prepaid or their claims “lfi' verified to the administrator, John Franklin Tourgis, or to the undersigned on or ‘before the 22nd day of April, 1935, with their names, addresses, descripâ€" tions and full particulars of their said g_-hlu and the nature of the security, any, held by them. And after said date the estate will be distributed and the administrator will have regard onlz for claims of which he has had Dated at Toronto this 2ist day of PARSONS & PAGE, 18 Toronto Street, Toronto, Solicitors for the Administrator. M22â€"xâ€"4w In the matter of the estate of Aemilâ€" ius Martin Tourgis (sometimes call~ ed "Frank ‘Martin‘) late of the City of Toronto, in the County of York, superintendent. Notice is hereby Fiven that all perâ€" sons having any claims against the estate of Aemilius Martin Tourgis (sometimes called "Frank Martin") late of the City of Toronto, in the County of York, superintendent, whe died at the said City of Toronto, on or .bon}m d'ay_ of May, 1933, are 'liwo Incubators, good as new, with ; selfâ€"turning trays and fresh air i ; four square feet Vimlite mflso some poultry netting for mmle. A. Dobson, 13 Cross St., {Ve.flb «tom, phone 412W. oâ€"3w dnb uccccL aan ah DCCO+ ©CECTFIGIEY ‘and furnace, $12.00 per month, Apply 2 KB St., Weston, xâ€"lw Mst ed, good condition, low mileage eash. Phone JU. 2190, Mt. Dennis. at Lots 3 and 4, West half, 7th Concession, Vnu.fian. on oF I‘A!_! IMPLEMENTs anp \__ HOUSEROLD Goops The undersigned has received inâ€" ructions to sell by public auction Es"szx SEDAN, ©29, privately ed. pood conditian. lna sin and Farm Stock Implements & Furniture For L. Jeffrey and $. Kaiser FRIDAY, MARCH 29 AUCTION SALE Bllcx holke, 7 rooms, central loâ€" eation, all conveniences, $25 per month. Joseph Nason, Waverley 6325. AUCTION SALE TERMS: CASH. _ _ _ _ MANNING MeEwWEN, Auctioneer :i‘iC‘K b"."l’“l‘;“T,vWeston Rosd ty ces m Nermg iss wl lc 1 P “F;rdlzcget". m;?& € w a minimum cash. d ked.mlmumunpplyBoxNo.unofthil All copy must be in by 10 a.m., THURSDAY, to inâ€" sure publication in current issue. : Phoneâ€"Weston 26 NOTICEâ€"TO CREDITORS »raomed modern house, hot water eaging, 3 minutes to street car, ’ street. Apply 32 Cross Street, HOUSEs TO LET at 1 o‘clock sharp FOR SALE i , & ton; pair ‘&:flp ; lumber i ; m; gasoâ€" B horse power; circular Harris; 6 hot bed lights; ; set harrows; set double ES FOR SALE ; FOR SALE OF W' water, electricity 1935 xâ€"lw OWN~ oâ€"3w and On Monday â€" last ir. and Mrs. J. Kingdon enjoved the visits and good Last week twin c-fvn were born on Mr. Jim Kingdon‘s farm. Rev. W. F. ; Wrixon, _ of King, preaches at St. Andrew‘s, Thistietown . sona Holy Communion will be celebrated Sunday, March 31st, at 3 p.m. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wray on the birth of a daughter, also to Mrs. Thrush on the birth of a son. Friday evening the: Working Club held their St. Patrick‘s which was very well attended. THE Longstaff Pump Works are Aâ€"still domg ~business at 40 Main St. N., Weston. Pumps, ‘windmills, pressure systems, repairing. Norman G. Pearson, manager. Phones: Wesâ€" ton 285 and 48â€"râ€"6, lw 4200 CE n _LLL___ YOCNG men of good appearance to BORAIAME madas in acadaninulan bo. 4A conduct magazine and newspaper subscription cnmpmÂ¥n, on commission basis, in Islington, ownship of Etoâ€" bicoke, Woodbridge and Vau han, and in Township of fionh Yorf. Apply giving full particulars to Box 101, Rev. F. Sullivan conducted the funâ€" eral service of Mr. Harry Usher‘s mother in his own comforting manner. 166 Main North o en e ty & light repair work on furniture. fipply 36 Rutherford Avenue, Mount MESES Dennis. npWO o JU 4 accustomed to meeting the public, for house to house work in Weston, splendid commission. Phone LAkeside 6389. oâ€"1w J hand wind, ‘;lléo_il-a;ldew-;‘]n-g;!vfi:; washing. Phone 950â€"W, Weston, e o es en e ie e omm itys A4 tween Rosen?ount and Main Sts. Lyndhurst 1218. _Reward. oâ€"1lw W . _T Io°2. Reward, ____ Iadine cae mal o e TWO ladies, 25â€"26, good appearance, accustomed to meatine tha nuhlia imes and Guide. OI'ER.ATOR for North York Incinâ€" erator, 2 days per week, 8 hours per day, at to\vnxhj_t; rate of wages. Ap:‘;)ly in writin% not later than Satâ€" urday, March 30th, toâ€" H. D. Goode, Township Clerk, Willowdale, Ont. TWO good electric incubators, also nearly new stove brooder. Stan Chapman, 40 Dufferin St., Weston. Monumental Works se es o ete Te Yorkshire pigs from prize winning stock. Lancaster Bros. Ltd., RR, 1, Weston (Dixons Corners), telephone 174 Rimg 21, or MIdway 1166, Toronto. FEW grade and registered Jerseys from heavy producing dams, also W auteabitea d m oo No Mbdeiintantt Nand" Sunt?eoiak . ifi â€" 1200 0B SnA Ls layers. J. G. Cl'mprlr‘mnl,s Scariett Roag! Weston. oâ€"3w A..‘,.-ynu\/u ECC USLB, LPOM TM* .gorted Seotch seed (grade No. 1) cm;r;{ ica&e No. 44â€"9227, Germination at five days, test 99%, price 6 bushel. J. K; Thirkle, Ric‘;\r\:;:wbo:hg:er éErRing 12, Weston. ‘ oâ€"1 w THISTLETOWN SERVICES OFFERED ADIES white gold wrist watch, beâ€" ATERNITY and other cases, given N Ca Sestos EC 2 NEMPLOYED handy man will do OOD tone, portable gramaphone, on Sn it k 2 % T ICYCLE suitable for delivery work. _Phone 261â€"W, Weston. _ oâ€"lw ELIABLE girl as mother‘s help, MB ooo eeenin s EBCm OB CE best of attention. Mrs. P;-eston, y i s uo y children WANTED TO RENT l(‘iHT Sussex fnht%ii?\g eggs, good for light housekeeping. Apply 7i, Times and Guide. xâ€"lw BUNDANCE Seed Oats, from im (Continued on Page Six) WANTED TO BUY WORK WANTED nÂ¥ ingien K. o. HELP WANTED TUTORILING WANTED NURSING three rooms, unfurnished oâ€"lw xâ€"lw xâ€"lw xâ€"4w On Tuesday, March 11, the High School junior and senior teams played against _ Weston. A great many students turned out to see the games. The first was the junior game which was refereed by Grant Rrown from York Memorial and Fred Benâ€" nett of Etobicoke. â€" Jack Nutting from the Etobicoke centre was absent and Elford jamped into his place. Elâ€" ford of Etobicofii started the scoring with a foul shot. This first half was a scramble and shots flew thick and fast but most of them missed their mark: Etobicoke scored seven points Dr. €â€" A. MacDofi}ld spent â€" the weekâ€"end visiting with his pavents. The York Count_\;i}-‘is)z and Game Protective â€" Association â€" will hold n A party of Presbyterian Young People gathered at the Manse on Monday | night in honor of Jim Mitchell and his bride, and made them & presentation. We Have a "Peérsonality" Reeve MacKenzie reports seeing two robins in Woodbridge, â€" one on Sunday and the second on Monday. At the recent Toronto Conservatory of Music Examinations, Miss Mildred and Thelma Shore obtained First Class Honours in Theory. Both were, pupils of Evelyn M. Cook. Piano Recital A. successful piano recital, by the gupils of Evelyn M. Cook, Woodâ€" ridge, was held at her home Eighth Avenue, on Thursday evening, March 14th. The programme consisted of solos, duets, tripletts and vocal numâ€" bers by Mrs. G. Shore and Miss Millâ€" er. At the close of the entertainment Miss Margaret Watson presented the teacher with a beautiful bouquet of fiowers on behalf of the class, after which a social time was spent by all. 196 MAIN sT. N. wrEstox J. J. MacDonald HEATED CAB) Any P‘ue in Westonâ€"10¢ Three or More Personsâ€"25¢ Rates to City and Other Points, Very Reasonable Courtesyâ€"Cleanliness CampPus Comment CENTRAL TAXi (HNEATED CAB) 38 MAIN ST. NORTH (Opp. A. & P. Store) With both the Six and the Eight materially larger and roomier, Oldsâ€" mobile presents two beautifully streamlined automobiles in 1935. WOODBRIDGE Barbers etor : Day or Night COE _ Any Distance TAXIT A. MeKAY Phone 156W Oldsmobile Announces Six and Eight for 1935 PHONES: and Vaughan Township or 743) By Norman Jones NEW CARS FEATURE SAFETY AND BEAUTY On Friday. March 22nd, in the evenâ€" ing, there will be a party at the High School for the first and second forms There will be four stunts put on by punil« and prospects point to the parâ€" ticipants having a really delightful time. Mr. Moorhouse has kindly conâ€" sented to come and show a ree! of moving pictures. The week ending the 22nd is amination week at Etobicoke and certainly will be relieved when grind is over. The junior game was not <o ;‘In:v The final score was 24 to 4, in favour of Etobicoke. On Friday, the fourteenth, the Etoâ€" bicoke teams played against Credit. The senior game was the first played. The game was very close and until the end the outcome was doubtful. Port Credit lost to Etobocike 28 to 25. The senior game was played a few minutes after the junior and was re fereed by Grant Brown of York Memâ€" orial and Jack Roberts who graduâ€" ated from Etobicoke last year. The game was a little smoother than the first, as might be expected. In this game as in the first, many baskets were lost through carelessness . The score at the emf of_ half time was 23 to 5 in favor of Etobicoke. In the second half Weston scored 11 points to Etobicoke‘s 8. The final score was 31 to 16 in favor of Etoâ€" bicoke. For Weston the star was Mells, and for Etobicoke, Manuel and Bennet had the crowd cheering. On Wednesday, March the twelfth, Brampton juniors played Port Credit juniors and Brampton got the victory meeting the first week in April, at which the features will be moving |pictures and an address by a prominâ€" ‘ent official of the Fish and Game Deâ€" | partment at Queen‘s Park. Pheasâ€" |ants appear to have wintered well, ‘muny ?ine birds having been sighted {ivn Woodbridge and vicinity. With the starting of the second period, Etobicoke had several clear shots from under the basket but failed to make these good. Emerson Allen of Etobicoke â€" scored â€" seven points in succession and was one of the stars of the game. Near the end of the second period Weston warmed up and scored four points to close the scoring. The final score was 16 to 4 in favor of Etobicoke. Emerson Allen scored ten points out of sixteen for his team. On Monday evening the Young Peoâ€" ple met and the girls of the United Y.P.S. provided the porgram, the feaâ€" ture of which was a (debate, "Reâ€" solved that One Should Marry for Love, not for Money." The affirmaâ€" tive was taken by Mrs. Alvin Wood and the negative by Agnes McCallum. The decision was left to the meeting and no one would take a stand for in the first half and although Weston had several chances they failed to score. The half ended with a score of seven to nothing for Etobicoke. We regret to hear of the illness of Mrs. Wm. Stewart, who is confined to Peel Memorial Hospital. She is proâ€" gressing favorably. Mr. D. A. Evans, of Hamilton, spent the weekâ€"end with his brotherâ€" inâ€"law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wilâ€" frid R. Scott, Woodbridge. The Woodbridge Horticultural Soâ€" clety will start a drive for memberâ€" ship shortly. Wilfrid R. funeral home So long till the next edition creased operiti;)g mrnnux'l;)r'r,-;\-n-d new solidâ€"steel Turretâ€"Top bodies by Fisher are all offered in the 19%5 Modorr_l design, added comfort Scott is having his redecorated. the , inâ€" | models. Pictured above is the Oldsâ€" new | mobile Six 5â€"passenger Sedan, and s by | below is one of the Oldsmobile Six 1945 | Coupes, CHEVROLET and either side, so abeyance. The Senior Women‘s Institute met Tuesday night in the Orange Hall, JU. 0691 W. J. Ward & Sons Funeral Directors PHONES: C T Riintie aocbbafintdinteniitrlicht shecalh s 224 do. It‘s a feat all the more remarkable for the fact that the Maple Leaf is one of the lowestâ€"priced heavy duty ho e y trucks you can buyâ€"and that the 6100 series locomoâ€" tives, weighing 657,600 pounds with fuel and water (ovorSmionn),cn!hethandhth&o whole British Empire! t â€"ton MAPLE LEAF TRUCK tows 300â€"ton Locomotive TH'ERE is the year‘s most dramatic demonstration of truck power and torque. It shows you convincingly what the Maple Leaf‘s 72 horsepower at 3200 r.p.m. can The Feat: A fully loaded standard stock model 1935 Maple Leaf Z2â€"ton Truck tows 300â€"ton The Place: The New Toronto yards of the Canaâ€" dian National Railways. 91 Weston 168 Woodbridge 99 C.N.R. locomotive ;\u;\bo-r-alvs f-;o';!-\ ::-oad. cold standstill several hundred feet along a perfectly level atretch of track ! MAPLE LEAF TRUCKS . T. FARR & SONS LTD., WESTON the matter was left in Before You J. BARRY, BOLTON, ONT. 2 A raw , cold midâ€"February afternoon Buy . . . Investigate ima p. 1 7, U uCted Doth serviees at the Presbgterinn Church morning and evening, Sunday, and at Knox in the afternoon. Mr. Konkle has devoted many years to work in the intérgst of Canadian Helpers and gavo ah Interâ€" esting account of the mission‘s activiâ€" ties. t Rev. H. N. Konkle, Toronto, Canâ€" adian secretary of the Mission . to Helpers, conducted both services at Outline Church Work _ Eme United Church congregay tional rgnnquvt held in Commmt‘ Hall was attended by 120 chure members and friends. Rev. J, b& Anâ€" derspon occupied the chair and proâ€" ram inclutfed an address by Ernest fioot. Singinz by the Sunday School, a talk on Sunday School activities by: W. 0. Duncan, selections b( the choir and an address on choral work by Miss Hattie Reilly, a review of the work of the Women‘s Association by‘ Mrs, W. O. Duncan, congretational singing and an address y Georfie Usher on the work of the church, The table decorations were emblematic of St. Patrick. Mr. Gordon Shannon L.O.L. 28, is lth.diu’ meetin{: and Mrs. L. W of the L.O.B.A. in St. C difficulty with water io e s ri sn mu:l'loviiud. ho.\vcvnr,‘ with the reâ€" moval of the ice, week Weston 254â€"JUne. 836 Associate Dealer FUNERAL DIRECTOR PHONE 78 WOODBRIDGE WILFRID R. SCOTT WESTON, TORONTO . AND SUBURBsS NO EXTRA CHARGE Phone Charges May be Reversed Catharines (Successor to J. J. Deane) Pictures above are from the General Motors movie ‘‘Packed with Power‘‘ Top photo shows t he setâ€"up just beâ€" fore the start Second the Maple Loat Truck has ju«t begun to pullt Aaway with it 300â€"ton load . Third: the truck and locomotive are well under way ville, Tuesday night, and participated in games of euchre and a le:sthy‘ dance program to music furnish by Caledon East orchestra. Winners at euchre were: Edith Codiin, Ola Gard+ house, May Kersey, William Hunter, John Wiley and Robert Bowman. The wot dance prize was won by Gordon illiams and Celia Burns. (Continued on Page Six) Directors present were: Boyle Kelâ€" lam, J. G. &'hitmore. W. J. Gardâ€" house, Nelson Lindsafr, A. W. Farr, James Bell, J. H. Kellam and J. W. Ellerby. _ Prominent guests | were: George Kellam, Clinton Jackman uj“l John McLean, all of whom spoke châ€" ;;ou{agingly of the organization outâ€" 00K. ville More than 200 members and friends of Castlemore Women‘s Institute asâ€" sembled in Community Hall, Claireâ€" }:’mfl.l’z._‘. nn‘.)‘: lowed br an ofiter sugper sponsored b{ William Dobson and served in th! dining room of the Red and White store, supervised by A. B. Cousins. General business transacted by the board of ‘directors of Woodbri’. Farmers Co., Ltd., at the quarterly meetin, held in the office of the association headquarters was folâ€" ly life in Woodbridge and in 1888 ,w’ut to Chiuxo. v;’h‘:n he joined 2: staff of the Armour Packing Comâ€" pan} p‘nd. with wh unti) his death @2