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q noun, can, sum}, irk 391,119 an mom (I...) "Can any ot you children tell me why Adam In: made I man?" "If you please, sir, if they'd made him a hubby there'd ha' bin nob'dy to mass him.” “line you an ear for music?" ask- ed the girl. "No," replied the matter-of-fact man. "I In. one of my cuts for hug“: communication and the other Is a pers-tuck." Spring Lamb logs lb. 2 le lain: lb. 17c FTC.“ lb. 12yie igKrttCPitrtTiiiiiiiiTi'irii Roasts. lb. Inf-er Style THE IRVIN LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED _ 139 Main 8t. 3. PHONES'.. #73:; sngcl'A' L 's' Ki]? CHOICE 't0AST6-ROUND STEAK- '11u4?m--r'nn" mB-ROLLED " lull St. it. "on an “Tip Top Tailors” JOHNSTON m ttdi'iie it”. I on mtiiuay NOW'. But-(hm! Patton»: to $14.15 ELSE... M Tailors u...’ -' 115* " Individually Tailored In Your Ion-an ltr-- Choice Tender STEAK for fryll SIRLO|N WING PORTEWHOJSE " Ono -rridl6cnr. EEK}; BEEF ROASTS 7 ill . HAROLD St. -rumt--4MmtT Ill FOUT-RATE CHOICE |,3lhs. SPECIAL VALt l, ---guyee Forster would like to in. form her pupils that she wilt be in In" studio, " Main St. N., Weston. ‘rmm 1 pm. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. {August 29th, for re istration. Any mew pupils will be “gimme. -By guessing the number of can- dies in a jar, 12-year-old Joe Mallaney of Dufferin Street, won a Shetland pony at the Mulock Picnic at Wood- bridge on Saturday. Art Dalziel tied for the new and it had to be settled between the two of them by drawing from a hat. --0wine to the eontimsed dry weather, the directors or the North York Township Horticultural Society have announced that the Society's an- nual flower and vegetable show which in. to take place on Aug. 26 and 27, at the North York market, city limits, has been cancelled. " Elsmvre Avenue, on Friday evening, Aug. 28th, at lt p.m. sharp. Among the business to be discussed will be the holding of bingo and euchres dur- ing the winter months. -The usual lnumhly executive meeting of Rangers Branch 213. li._l'3:S.L., will be held ity we new hall, -Tom Dun herty Won the too LTI: upen at {tubers picnic, Wood- ridge, on Sammy. He was to run inst night at the Beaches Olympic Club men in tsid of the Telegram Tuberculosis Fund. CHOICE YEARLIIG LAMB Legs lb. ISe Fronts lb. Se Loin: lb. 12yie Boned, Rolled Veal, lb. 788 t CUT 7 ISe lb for frylng PM! 1.1 lie lb. I 12ry h IE" IIIIET PHONE 181 DELIVER 15c MK T --"The depression is orer--" least, 1M" as the electrical ”pliant! made is em-ted"---, my the Rich- mm Radio Ind Em Comer, 7lil'i'i' ' min at. n, Wm. nu _ - feel My eoetndettt abrtet it _ been» they've m ordered eighty ttewG.E.mditts. Minna»!!! there handful hum. Yoet1 ‘bnrpriud how only they mine it hryutnmmwm. Anal {0031 mm you It Rich-m5. Theft _ -huhared when the car in which why were driving collided with un- 'other one the Dundls highway near "he milwa, tracks at anbton Mills murky on Monday. Patricia Ell-rd Ind (auru Dumo. and 16 my! 18,_ of Tr [ --"Bnck to School" is the theme on 4atre 5, this issue. You'll find at- traetive values for school boys and ‘school girls offered there by well ‘lmown Weston merchants. PItronize "hem freelr--ther'll use you right- lwhether it's school supplies, boots and ‘shoes or school clothing you need, Ityy, find your local merchants aft girls and he pin! in every way. Pertiey of any: Win whim rs0mtterirtererr i'3'i'i':"iii,,iFii.'? Nri-hiNrthemt3teteqdimt - trial-vim mile?! in the Tam- hm. tion in the information that sky writ- erl. not seen in Toronto for many veers, will welcome viaitora to the funadion National Exhibition each day. The letters written by the serial penmen will be a mile in myth, and will be etched Igalnst the sky three miles up. The aerial welcome will take place daily at 1 [mm and J pan. if the weather permits. The message will drift for ten or twenty miles be- fore being dispelled b the wind, C.N.E. of icluls state. in some cues the flier will have to return two miles to dot an "i", the dot being as large as I city block. The thick white smoke comes from liquid ehemienls which are stored in pressure tanks in the fuels”, these being "pox-ind from the heat of the exhaust. --.All who are interested in Fresh Cows and Swingers are reminded to look up the Auction Sale advertise- ment of fully accredited mini-.18, which takes place at Summetview Farm, two mile northeast of Kitchen- er, on Tuesday, Sept. 8, at 1.80 p.m. The sale is advertised in this issue of The Times Ind Guide. ' _ ' ~Verdi’s Rigoletto which was who. duled fer Saturday evening at Hm- lm's Point as the final presentation of the Canadian Grand Opera Associ- Ition's summer season, had to be celled off on ucount of bad weather. Jenna Pengelly'o! Weston wns to Appear in the title role " Gilda. mu). were ”moved to St. Joseph's Henna]. Toronto. Miss Ellud is re- form as mffering from a Ponible More of the Mk hip and 1mm] injuries. Ind Him mo received etrU and bruises. As I remalt of the colli- sion, the car in which the two injurwl 5M; we"! riding turned aver in the ite . --With vacations drawing to n close, thoughts turn to school days again, and parents with tou of 3 to 5 yelrs would do well to think of pre-school kindergarten training for their chil- dren. The Fro-School Kindergarten in charge of Phyllis Hastings cKim at 81 oulter Avcnue will reopen ghonly. For information phone 950- --The United Church at Wood- bridge, built in 1886 and opened in October of the same yen, is at pres- ent undergoing I general renovation and will be closed for several weeks. It is being painted on the outside and modernly decorated in the interior. A kitchen joined to the Sunday School it in course of construction. two furnaces installed in the church base- ment together with an air condition- ing-system in the auditorium, all to cost three thousand dollars. --Mr. and Mrs. Hooper entertained the Sunday School teachers and work- ers of Harding Avenue Mission at a ricnic at Centre Island on Saturday at. Mrs. Hooper served a home cooked supper which was much en- joyed. W. and Mrs. Gilbert were mum also, and Mr. Gilbert kept everyone in spusms' of luughter. Win- ners in the sports were: Ladies' spot rue. Mrs. Hooper; ladies' time me. 1 Mrs. W. Moffat, 2 Mrs. A. Banks , Mrs. Gilbert; men's time race. 1 Dir. Prom. 2 Mr. Hainge, 3 Mr. W. Mof- fat. A baseball gum took up most of the afternoon. --rtichmond Hill emerged victorious in the baseball tournament, which in- cluded teams from Victoria Square. Unionville. Woodbridge, 'gn, fiiht Fisherville and others, at the aloe pienie " Wood'oridtte on Sammy. After toning horseshoes all “tendon. E. Bowen of Maple and J. Guam: of Edgeley. were declared winners of the barnynrd golf tournament which n.- traeted I large field of entries. J. Kelly and J. Scott time second, with I. McEechren and D. Humilton, third. J. Scan MeNairm of Elgin Mills, I veteran of the game. was judge. --AContributora of news for our columns and advertisers It? reminded that The Times and Guide in now published on Thursday instead of Fri- da u formerly. All may, to ennui! 'lGrll1t'rl'y'l must)» in t _Ttmey and ---0f interest to those wha Inn to attend the Canadian National Exhihh Guide'bm'c'e tr) 6 m: G tGaV --ht Hum? Avenue Mission on Sunday next. r. Hooper will give the an“! men-(e It q p.m.. with Sunday 1100) at 8 gun. 9n: "Due,it'smmtlnth 1u:"ttiu,-,,,v-.- ‘ “n the closing few words of the above a! Mr. Bennett. om- must accept them being momentous. "And when he dukes, ete." That appears to be alarm- ing the present nutocrats of the day, in other words, Mi. Bennett agrees and spurts that the mass have been asleep, and that upon awakening, vengeance All be wrenked on those who have de- _ptived him of his liberty. In other was, the financier and the banker has for more than I thousand ears been tilting good care thatthe whole of hu- manity be kept-in a state of coma, u 1spbjeetive state. so that the men whom W. Bennett (gels are the crowning tgiumKh of civilization may wallow in vault and lux _ But there is, as our good friend “Wan awakening in the offing. We want leadership of the type of Jesus, whose biggest idea was that the brotherhood at man came first. His tr,lete were unquestionable. He was no myt " the church would have us believe. He Wu the son of Jesse. The seed of Abraham run in His veins. He N no myth, t may, and His words are, the words of real life. But He was sup- resud by that Watnett-type of individ- ualism of tltRMird type, of the rich young ruler I.” who, like Bennett, had followed t aws and the pr'onhrts (profits! and rated to know what. he should do to inherit eternal lite, but when it was preset-mod that he “sell all that he had, give it to the poor and ful- low me," he went away sorrowing, though in Mr. Bennett's casu- he took a Rip aqund the world. There's the dif- ', In the next paragraph Br. Bennett gives us his definition of the British conceItion of nntionality. He takes a Wile crack at Russia and one could email}: make u are up which would be far rom being I credit to our friend. But we will carry on to the paragraph which reads as follows: fer-0nd elm, "r"", not cram "tu'ii'rttk1l'fft'l'."tdl'.ohT',%'ll'.r Her?' bt I! whim: elm: Whoa "ttttseed h " itinte dun. Whoa tho hth Jul we” excreting ul- thority ht ' during Juu’ tim. uw that in Jinn was o new no to than. thr put "in to bath. They noon In“. Ihort work of thou who formed :ueoumune no u to co- opente one w [bother in accordance with the teaching. of Jesus. Then I say, if the "out? triumph of civility lion is not to he ound in the mu, it would be well to my} in our endeavor. to create a civiliutiuu at all. But the trouble in there an too many men in the world of the typp of Mr. Bennett whose sole idea in to create a dictator- ship. to drive and not in lead. We want leaders, tend In to man being “an un- mnmzenble nature." the big queution mark in not the “manages lrnesn of man. but the fact that he is Verrl much like the faithful horse or dog 9 may be driven to the wan-r hut he cunt be made to drink. "Did you ever stop to think what could be done with the resourcvs of this country if TI "trstituted for our Can- adian peop e I German nation under its Eugen! leadership-what could be done y Imperial Jinn with Canadian re- sogrces at her command ?" ny. But that thought of turning over the resources of Canada to the Gets mlns is not new. Some of Canada's outstanding men have had that idea way back in their minds for many years. Men of the autocratic class such as our friend wauldhave done that at the end of the War of 1914-18. (See Financial Post, Oct. 17, 1914, a few words, from whieh I will quote so as to prove my point.) The Financial Post says under the heading of "What Will Cmadu Get ?" (For wastage of men and money during the war.) "The most practical result would be an arrange- ment whereby families specially select- Personally I have given a grout deal of study to theusharaeteristie of some of our public mull, and I would reply by nskin another Rtuention: What would Mr. game" tto Hill the resources of Canada if he could become u Canadian Hitler} (19d help the Canadian I would TWEQIHFM , IAIN ST. S. TIMES 8: GUIDE TOWN CRIER . . . 1936 “ninth” to sell naturally choose a medium that carries their news to vitally interested people-- people who buy. The Times and Guide is that medium. A sales force that is not denied--a force that reaches for results and gets them. Use the Times and Guide for resultful advertising in the Weston trading area. Gone are the men who toiled through streets crying out the news for all to hear. They were replaced by a medium the scope of which is limitless. Men with & GUIDE PHONE 26 THE Sight is 'the most precious and useful of all our senses. Through our eiex, we see distant stars, the right h' ien. the radiant sunshine. Throulgh our eyes, we know the features of loved ones-the 32,1323 of familisr obiiects; we know th sheen of silk and fed and silver-the brightness of ight and of objects thht reflect it. We know the color of the flowers, the flicker of an eyelash. the speeding train, the soaring bfrd-rpmpiittr chil- dren, milling crowds, sails skimming the waters. For vision shows us rop.ty.briirhttttss, color, anti motion. Vision enables us to study, to fer; and to work. It brings us 80% 0 our knowledge, and how great a portion of our joy and happiness we can hard.. ly realize. Vision is the very corner- stone both of human and of individual prggress. - P h y sicul v i a i o n in made up of two elements --aight and light. In or er to see clearly, easi- ly, and accurately, we must have goon sight, either through naturally good eyes or through eyes whoa defects have been properly corrected; and we must have ample, properly directed light. Sight and light are no much a part of our common, everyday lives that we take them for granted; yet how ittqt.orputt they both are! Remember your vision comes to you through your eyes. In order to know that your eyes are in good condition --foeusing properly an working ex- actly as they should, have them ex- amined now; don't neglect our eyes. Editor's Note:--Please 'dthU, {)our 3uestions to E. F. Attridge, C. .R. ptometrist, C/o ostrandTsr'u, 2966 Dundas St. W., or phone JU. 9821 for an appointment. ed from the best agricultural popula- tion in Germany at the rate of 100,000 a year for ten or twenty years be re- quired to emigrate and settle, at Ger- man expense. on Canadian farms. The Germans who have gone on the land here are among the best we have. . . . Thirty or forty years ago many such families came to Ontario and took over lands on which Anglo~Saxon speaking farmers are ekeing out a bare existence, always grouchinz. many of them in debt to local storekeepera." That is a picture Mr. Bennett would like to ewe. If these Germans had been made to emigrate Mr. Bennett likely would have been Canada's Hitler, and the offsprin would have outnumbered the 1'/'l'lJE,'l,0n1 by now. The word "dvmoeiaey" should be, or ought to be, sincerely defined. It has different meanings according: to one's station in life. The multi-millionaire defines it an to mean that about 50 men in the fi. nancial and banking class is a democ- racy. The pass is defined as_ demagqgs: . - "_-"")-- - _.. _-..._..,...,.,. If the financier and the banker had played the game in further investing money in Canadian natural resources instead of financing other countries to the extent of billions of dollars, we to- day would have lead the world. We need no outside capital, provided we use all our Canadian earned surpluses in ex- ploiting our own natural resources. The trouble is that Rrvat Canadian indus- YOUR EYES THE IAIVILOF VISION I, E. P. ATTRIDGE. Ko. WESTON l a [kind tdt ttat no In the world b a c a u I a at man] vision which in no lunly d o - pendent upon physics! vis- versus Secretarv" on Wednesd-v and Thursday, September 2nd Ind 8rd. The title of this picture alone is rather allurinc. At the conclusion of this pic- ture, John Stuart and Aileen Manon, both excel themselves in "The Green Pack." The soleudid choice of out- standimr entertainers for the coming week proves. conclusively that the management of the local theatre have used good judgment in an endeavor to meet the taste of all their patrons. tries have been sold out lock, stock and barrel to men of other countries. The Canadian industrialist have no faith in Canadian genius. Even Mr. Bennett could not apparently prevent one of Canada's industries from being gob- bled up by an American Jew. It is the back-ground of this article or rather the authorship which is inconsistent that takes all the value from the spirit iof it. In conclusion one cannot let the opportunity pass to comment further [on at least ontUm?re.patyrrap.h. um THIRTEEN " A STRONG CAST AT THEATRE It would be safe to any that there are very few in Weston and vieinite but who are great admirers of Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Myrna Lov, all thrtt, very Jttrly Eyegentr "Wife Then on Monday and Tuesday, Aw quit 31:! ttf Slant. lat, ',Ittg't Ditt- tne, an .ary ooper w: up n In "Desire," a really fine J'ltu5d'l Then, to fill out the evening, 7am Pitts and Hugh O'Connell, both real Artists. will make "The Affairs of Su'un" tptieture. well worth seeing. Without in the but trying to at. my emdit fun the Icahn. f"gt when ‘plondld acting, singing parlor-Anec- ”nanny will antenna in thin wool: in Wrrrta---yet, it must b1tadmitudtutsrtmrttofttiikulak of a pin-tun depended upon the Catrtq .turtortiew. thise yarn. Some In Jesus never once referred to arming against another nation. Jesus did state that he that tuketh up the sword shall perish by the sword, and the class to which our financier friends belong have for thousands of years waxed fat by the making of munitions and creating war, and few Canadians are there in all walks of life but what are the owners of some of the war bonds which by proper management and ‘4‘: Christian attitude towards all men ought never to have been issued. W, m, ("re u." -........... that financiers, bankers and Yoliticiana are the elect of God. Well, et me re- peat what my friend wrote in the sec- ond paragraph of his contribution: "But the longer his individuality is suppressed, the more violent will be his awakening. And when he awaken. his vengeance will be wreaked on those who deprived him of his liberty." Canada needs leadership. She needs men whose liyti - 'ini‘aur'xirind'E'ixly Ew“commz It J, not Mun, however. that.'" havo the pleasure of, being in a pali- tioa to any “Lucky Truman". For such is the (In this next six week. days. . There are thirteen real stars enm- intt to entertain Wetrtonlarta, ttob one of whom need much. if any. introduc- ing, due to the fact that thee have thorputrhly won the hearts of new regular "movie" patron. "Ann Oakley" is a splendid story, wonderfullv acted " Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Poster, on Friday 1nd Sitar-day of this week. August 28th and 29th fol.. lowing on the nine evening by Rich, ard Arlen and Beryl Mercer in “Three Lire Ghosts." "No one will doubt that the most dynamic triumph of spiritual over ma- terial forces is associated with the birth of the Christian era. Yet how far in the light of history would an eyewit- ness account of that period fail to ex- press the reality of the triumph! What the eyewitness saw was the outward form of an imposing civilization-a civilization maintained by law and mili- tary discipline, by shortrange viéws on economic problems, by a belief in regi- mentation not unlike that of today, and by the dole as an opiate to insurrection. He saw among the poor an intinerant Teacher whose views wore in Rtrikitae contrast to the teachings of His times. He would not sch the little band of followers awaiting the opening of the tomb." Jesus gave all men an example to follow, but the priest, the financier. the Christian church, so-called, is very anti to all that Jesus taught. We have a system root and branch of which is diametrically opposed to the brothers hood of man and the fatherhood of God. I suppose the little band oug friend refers to are those 60 men whose' whole souls (if they have my) is wrap- ped up in making millions out of an investment of $600,000. and whose de- sire is to bl.ind the p.eople into thinking For the life of me I cannot .200 by what right our friend can for one mo- ment refer to the Teacher whose name is Jesus when at the same time the sys- tem which Mr. R. B. Bennett has fought for tooth and nail is diametrically op- 'ttl to all the teachings of Christ. he birth of the Christian era has to take place yet in fact, In a vague man- nor one may refer to it, but there is ab- solutely no evidence of that era na- tionally or internatiartally., lax-sin PETRO Mitt " 0. Ecosnmcn been". it a. pic Laiii contains more beat “it: per pound mu 1 FURNACE COBBLES SCREENED We gar-Mn Inn beat-No LY. 3122 JONES a HILL ICF. 1 1 {2:21) ' .25 tar PETRO COKE wth this aden- "et--Try it new! Asi--Positivetr not I single pound to am. carry mtt daily. (MChrmlmwnmudCJ) we heat-No when III but". Inning "an. my other {not w my Mn“. Effort and Dollars awn AND wishful: - bur-in -Ever, once in emu-d. pound (ha 5.. highest M Anthracite. PETROLEUM nmqums genius has been either set. aside by men now in power or whose ability is wrongly directed. I know of no better , .typeprf mtthan thogerwho have min- led the world provided they themselves will right about taee and use the tal- ents the? have in building up a system that wil bear the stamp of approval of God. THU‘SIMY. - MONDAY-TUESDAY; AUGUST ill-SEPI'. 1 TWO FEA'I‘URES Murmu- l'ietrith--Garr (W! MAIN ST. N. Phone 483, FRIDAY-SATURDAY. AUGUST - TWO FEATURES khan Sumac! _ Hgs voimitrdid briisoveRi) Hillard Arlenelkryl More" WKirNes'rijsY.TRURsDAY, SEVI‘EMBER " -TWO FKATURWb-, Clttrke tlable-Jean Harlow Myngn Loy luau Pitts-rut) O'Connell _.'n_ --Showr--- ' 18-20 MAIN ST. N. Weston 1206-Pho---LY. 2m John Muart--AiUen ermn oo man hours of la . Th: i'l'l'l'UJ night? a: tubes? Hoarse voice? Then do what the doctors do-- ive your radio a com lete Ita up". It includes 'l't"i'rit' the little things tttttt get out of order, cleaning the put: and {stom- THREE LIVE GHOSTS We an expert "radio downs". We use QM,',',.:':,.',', pun nndGenenl ectric Radiotions. mendi v 1rairrepairs, it th are his“: The cost is Lfllr. Call us today for I complete radio check up. tard THEATRE Wife Versys Secretary Richardson Radio and Electric Co. THE GREEN PACK The Affaim of Susan ANNIE OAKLEY NO MONEY DOWN! Your Md Radio u initidl payment. lulllm as low In 50e A WEEK "Where Sound Sounds Bent" DESIRE $10.50... b, shovel or Pro-Ion Fool-t LY. 3122 For Bum 0r Ram "h 'if!