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lt(k . “at"! M ', ..t--8t.Nt is an In an ' w ban-nob m B- _.' " II l . {an I h w " i " 'iliiig tard and... idle, . ,... u p- g V " “a. Sign": aloft-unl- h . V. L." 7 /alfrd"'tft'rd 1 ‘x "thr. Am ' on 1 . . , w. I. that. Me. Kill-sum l ELI, , ‘ not ab. ". up: unco- it ... In for a hunt In t -13 - to the». Fir-kill a] , ”I... ', nix inn ' cow: ' bib " um. um). Dinghy u " . f - tghr2tt I. h- tal-t to D SUT, - “in. in It. column- or: . test In. in tiatN toe lay - In any nde.t “t and red plenum. YBS, it in the to plan your 1987 garden, if it is not My dole. Surround yourself with beauty and it ill to mft.etod in your life. Pill the garden with balloon and color and you will have I beauty around that will bring joy and hoppiness into your life. There it "on incentive for all to beautify the home and the m with lovely gardens and nice llwns. Nothing pays ml In]! dividend. u the (onion and now is the time to in that cud-n of your: thought and attention. This (“My In: thus been devoted to its unions and luau. There is still much to be accomplished and this all lily he done by those who have had results during the put Pears midis; an effort to interest their me.-. Couult the local gardens and the various M Ind publications and make this whole district Om of flown: and color. It can be done st little - uni Johann. This is where you will have enjoy- THE market is glutted with printed books and pimphlets. Thoughts of every conceivable kind have bun issued in forms of tracts, fiction and good li- kes-tun. It is impossible to read all that is written. Yet that. no works tint should be real and studied very nanny. There Ire subjects by I series of carefully selected writers that can be mastered. There are many "tne1lont works published on all phases of life that re- quire attention and will prove moat instructive and en- mlning. The“ no the work: to rend when you are Running your summer holiday this year. Plan to read . In!“ of books that will give you some new thought or “In that will be handicill to you in life. Do not lab I Mind Dilation. Consult one of the librarians, or tuiAltrtmttlktsrluails 1katriikslutthoge _-ca- from [an 1 ya wen used in m House. When the Ptime Mipiater gsatk this state- er, -tm. . and " and. W! I. nun-M n. man; by "r-ti... Ill m to TI- Tl.- buluu emu duly Inland "humus-4m“ .reorr_plnittlrn.tqdltt “Mu “hung-ummwudhnotwrmud ta?" l%Eitilli'it, .a.e.d -. . TttttL",', tt u I - no In: turn a. - ttuutp=ate,'gnll Times and Guide thtMt6eetuto0rT8mesrm4rroi6Putos,ttsrtdNeed-Dert, u this Charmin _ Dress of ltgtdh2t Br (ELLEN WORTH The loft thmtline bu white can neat to your Nee to flatter A novelty - c ' e this "curable ' dun. It _ittit,stle,i,i to nuke you look taller and 5 im- UNI-rill: contributes new smart- m. to the becoming squared Mm. The Vii-dine raised in I - on the bodice nnrrowet thy; -e6aNaiii, lit-"a5; You'll a'r,,tllt like the decided swing to than“ y ntt.ed gored sk.irt. . . For a not. dressy version, velvet in churning with [Homing metal m The neck is rolled to form _ Be. 'mall view! _ "Ydd‘liniw it in . Jiffy with this at! to IWAPA-Mmu . . - Style No. 1913 is desi ed for lines 14, 16, 18, 20 ”an, 35:134. 86, ”, 40, 42, M. " Ind 48-inch but. an. 88 requires " nrdn of 89- inch mural with v, rard of 85- 'rthftmtratrtiryr. - _ - . ... "iaileis: EEG-ens satin crepe, mameyln m, an. as other Ip- Get 'mrrsetf I handcrm hobby! may lineman; thin" chh you an aeeootplish with you: hand: me under the head of “Hund- emfts." Knit yourself . smut new GM “:06? or Dem-cries. it's any m r . Wham- with the new hit - o-htthd linen: oil-u?- m with an“. an VI is... than or n qaift ttnt “firmed” be an him Quin thrill up as his». - .W 2 Iitthe ytar w 'trt.. Wing. hiuing. quilt “Win": thing is criminal only There's Flatten, to Fuller Figure time links: made this state- b yould __ djaeiose 99y}!!- C nt". d Main-5. -t.. den 'm il w .. I Calhoun- his. I. " :33: tg-tina.. “m... mu..." " :1 I. an lino to: l itiaiiiil 'dAe'1/g I- 1)» . u- r. ftit'd2 . " "nu. Charm-d. In 'tNr.ghu.'Lru"tttarst l 10- an: run- an - to It. ( Ammmm.mrmh.ue.m Incl. “a. Hill-u- chug. luu Btoek uh. k n rdt $8. ' %I2c T, In: for {int or I. rtion I‘ll".- llhb ru.,'t'iirle,q?,ili'.li'r.h11ii'.,"iih,ts'yi?iCs. nat ', le ' 00““. 35c; I w contra“. I at an nu). bum mm: ram u lppliclr I- -utat-tonvoiderror.hrTima. - m“. In win-nu on tho Manny-din: that h m (canny prrqr In Arty Wyndham-n! 91;!)th My. Y...Thr8t-gG- Dania-y. Pt%tr--dsd.re-r max N0. - Sin...___. was! nemee tor "in GARDENING TIME HERE THURSDAY. APRIL 29, 1987 READING GOOD BOOKS nun-mum. HOWARD F. CHAKBIRLAIN. Mun-In. I.“ V. PEluJPS. Nut mm. S. 1.3031. Wu Wm. r In at“. h u: “an 2:... tt'ttuhU'itnlt Code. Then it is the duty of the Chief Magistrate to lay a charge. Mr. Hep- burn hnew " the time t at Six- Percy Late and other shareholders had said they wore perfectly-satisfied with the operation: of the investment trust and that no investigation was neces- any. By this one act alone Mr. Hep- burn lost much of the confidence of the work. Mr. Meighen's com any is still In operation today. Mr. ghe- buck. who was sitting beside Mr. Hepburn " the time, could have told him much about investment trusts, became his own disappegred; . when it comes under the Criminal in: and ovum-Hide? in the Intent F SHION AND EEDLEWORK “Iii Liteitdritent id the Securities In talking to one of the swimming instructors , short time we we were informed of In old lady over 68 learning to swim. In a few leuons she was able to en- joy this wonderful m.- to the full. Every year thousands have been taught to take care of themselves in the water, yet it is born that there are “any thous- ands among our reeds" who do not know the first thing about swimming. Do not let the month pass by without making some mmgement to teach your boy or girl this art end take a for lessons yourself so that you will protect yourself end your family this year. bo9s.1u_t-edar_raio-ott- mantot.yotat-ar_itttbd.attu-. inethuatlttb.tu_r.At-rNntmonett week will mu. you to muta- my "Noet that you desire. Itiawtthatrulthi-r. Whit. planning your nummer holiday plus your reading " the um time. DOES your boy or girl swim? Can they take one of themselves whils any this BttgttNt" " the beach or on the lob? These on two gun-lions that every parent should mice. A further quosuon should have cunsldoratlon. Can you look after yourself in the won:- or boat? With all the facilities ofNred there should be no person who is not ublo to take care " himsol! while away It resorts this summer. Every person on learn to swim before the - opens. HOW to use the spore hours of the day is always a problem that faces every individual. Life is made up by the advantageous filling in of every spare hour. When the hours and days drag along life becomes an uninteresting routine and brings depressed moods. Educational systems teach the great nrts for making a place in the world but they do not teach men how to live with one another in peace and happinessuThe need of the day is teaching people how to use those spare hours to advantage. In these days when everything is handed to the people and little effort is required to be entertained the whole becomes mechanical. Something stupendous must be produced in order to secure one’s attention or interest, Such a condition is the result of the individual being unable to utilize his spare hours. When you learn to read, to love good music, appreciate day topics, you have learned how to utilize the spare art, become a thinker and create opinion on the every hours. When you have found it interesting to study human conditions, serve your fellow man and give your leadership to help build community life you have a use for your spare hours. When you have become obsessed with the great aim to do something more than make your own selfish way in life you will not have any spore hours to fill in. The one great way to become fully occupied in life is by filling in those spare hours and learning to fill the little corner in life that you are now serving. Do the first thing to hand no matter how small or insignificsnt it may appear. Fill in the hour tuivtu1tatreouisly each day and you will soon learn to live and enjoy life. USE THE SPARE HOURS LEARNING TO SWIM I "This burlesque show of Mr. Hep- burn’s at queen's Park does not rep- resent Liberalism in Ontario, and I believe that Libel-us will join with ) Conservatives when an election comes, , to future British government for Bri- i tish people." Act denies a man the defense of the courts no matter what the situation may be." Colonel Drew held the Amendment upnto ryieule, ..feelarintr. “I am not reading from Gilbert and Sullivan a 'n'lal By Jury' but from a measure passed in the Ontario Legis- lature. It is the funniest thing ever put into print. Under this Amends ment anyone can investigate anything about anyone, at any time, since Mam, and Eve left the Garden of "This Amendment means that poli- tieal persecution can be carried on in Ontario in 1 way it has never been since the beginning of British history. Likely, Just before the election, in- vestigations will be started and be featured by screaming headlines in the papers. in the long history of the British Empire has such language been used as in the leg'slature in the past three years. The time Minister is reported as having said on occasion such things us 'So you are sticking your snozzle into it again'. and I would like to c2136 Icross' there and bat you in the e .. "Let', start right now to organize an we never have organized before, to put into queen's Path a govern- ment which has the right to sit under the Union Jack. Does it make any difference what kind of language is pledjn the Miglature , _Never_be_fqre Declaring that the system of gov- ernment in Great Britain is an im. spiratinn to its people; the speaker said that todiw there is a spirit of optimism in these tight little isles, greater than in many years. They ave come farther out of the do. pression than any other country in the world, because they believe in them- selves and in their government, he that gbvernment right or wrong. This is the spirit we must restore in Ontario. simian of Ofrreer, _ DIX-Mayor R. J. Flynn of Westnn' had I E,"t difficult ioh on his hnnrls j to handle e election which followed Colonel Drew's. Because a certain i element in the audience objected to; the placing nn’the executive of any" penon outside the riding, the election I of Warden W. E. MacDonald as third, vice madden m a bone of oomph-1 tion on 'tus, of the ttttdiettee. l, However, mm Flynn manned; to restore on!" IM declared that In! McDanld'l elation must mm]. The I election units a follows: President. l, Rm . J. WM, Swanm: lat fre. what My. Ryety Mi l. w. “I". NEW IN"; "mun I‘M "rrurctrr" .n IMF m L. R. 'thtirb. T h I Fort rush " hill! m ------6----- l To and him min I hm: TIM! mm IYour 'toorFmh'dremrttrrortder Talent drorste a dorm”! kind "rl what nib)... pom. 15km is impmnd with "-1 --Mirtr's or“ M m It your ereigP. Dim W Main kind of l plight! Eon. than M “I.” m tei MiLndH-nstumv. 'Agtdhesmruthumrd.t'trtthh-h- irt/fNke" madam." -p iii. Mai-ESE Doi ' North Runnymede; 8rd viee 1'hdlt War-don . R. MarDomsM, Fm Tomato; Wary. Councillor 'i.T [Umwh “Fury. K "unrulnr f . . “by. m, ; {m . " I n 1'hWa'y'd2.'! 15.2.“ r ‘AM ' t._netth.r;itisntmamresi-sb, whidl the fomta.tserqg. ofthe "fee- “unset-Pd; 91-196! !iieiittt?f.tr ttUt in: at. Bail. Wtgretib.8. is a nil which him - the trrr _of Wynn-neg}! ed such swell support from the ndver.. tisers of the district, and we received such an abundance of Form News that the Editorial Staff has seen fit to have the CONNING TOWER emerged to I full 100 pages. of course, by the time on read this, the mag-zine will have Keen distributed to students end others and everyone will be talking about it. Comments will be voiced in this column next week. The ”Halal baseball - bo- twoen the “at! team of our who] End ad gloat mg: of t,T,g, from econ or. was locality not guy“ license of the Inclement we: at prevailing In! week. We were very fortunate. hora/or, in luv. it; the 1:1qu glean: any on “in!” "men the "at! team mud 3 HM team from the Vocation-l Department could be pl: ed. It was very intercu- ing and 'al played gum, although from the Iooond mm? on Itat! to be u one-aim If! r with . lb)- dents having it all their own way. This was due lately to the brilliant Wogt of their twirl", Kidd. Mr. Ital“ L7,'i'g,',i,teig',f, was very welt done but he di n't seem to have the "stuff" on the till! tlustlidd had. Mr. Sell and Mr. Treacy plnlyed well in the field Io:- the losers Whig Mr. Hallett Watt very consistent on the first big. Spencer did nobly behind the plate in the first part of the game and later held down third base for the students. The fMl'v' ended ZCHO and everyone went a ay hoping that the weather stays fine for next Frldny'u game when the staff plays Special Commercial. Anticig‘ation is running rampant around t e school these days as every one is waiting impatiently to see his or her name and picture In the CON- NING TOWER. The magazine receiv- ed such swell support from the ndver.. i the 1310qu deaf IN, of: gamma: h .orffr that , a Miss Carrie, our Zoology and Phy- siographi teacher, led the fair one: of HA to t e banks of the Plumber last Wesday afternoon. After the second period the girls, freed of further study, trooped down to the river, where, under the guidance of Miss Carrie, they conducted a systematic search for clams, craydish and snails for observation in future Zoology classes. Observation was also made of rock formations peculiar to the riv- er valley, and many interesting speci- mens of rock were gathered. The only incident that marred the after.. noon: Someone, entrusted with the clams, etc., forgot to bring them back. Last Friday evening a very lively farewell lparty was given in honour of Miss He en Jeffrey. A roup of 24 former and present stugents drove down to the Old Mill on the banks of They said you were "mart” when you barkmi " the postman. And "cute" when you bit the can tail; Fort felt so secure in their love Ind devotion. And thought am it never could fail. Poor Bonny dott1--amd I thought you wow lucky. i l!tg siness and Professional Directory \| kind; But they only loved you when you wow a DUDPY. And to all your failinrs were blind. But now you we hit. lad they look " L J,','), (i",',',',',',;,.,, t In Crt anger an a your Tr y. W "missus" complain that you "muss up" the at“. And order, you out of be why. AM hot ml] this end. I'M thhthitte. M 7 - W __ 7 ""t I'd :ii'iii.'iiiittgiitti: Mari Nam: ywu'dw' ='d'r's1"a'tl'llf,'A,tl"l'l, lf With Dr. A. c. Clarke Mills DENTIST . Dr. Harrison C. Roos DENTAL SURGEON X-RAY EXTRACTION BY GAS Nurse In Attendance owe.; Baqk_o_f Mgntrggl Pde. Yam; 'G,iCiiWt ho mm»: with Over Inch’l Drug State Phone: oma " Rea. 1011 DENTIST Office: Cor. Main and John Stu. Main and loin si.-waia"'" Phone 295W Residence 2061 Dr. W. J. Rodwell TO A PUPPY GROWN BIG Br. J. T. Hackott DENTIST Office: " Milli St. 8. (opp. Rank Nova South) Phone Weston " "mastar" and "minus" so DENTISTS ONieet FARR BLOCK l6 Main St. N. PHONE 129 ihuGGiif, if“; 33”};EVWGVEII Ricki 'll'lS tom my. abs in lo amount our ichoiiiini the a.. tttent bf Spend»: 89th mama. (ailment of Second: School Student... who-re i 'tru'l'l'lltdrt1'llt chl careful-:1 tour. “in column Temple of Learning bud?“ acquired 13 new typewriter: and a communal o Mt", an a has Mt gn eta. mint t m - TSt oii'i,',,itt4iirr,,iit,?,',its students will tarsal-ta new III- china and 9n vonr to In.) them clean and in good working order. chi contact;- “if his all“ wish» Kale- the but of luck on hot ttttelroei.thueeltq" my including exp-acne. to iv. IM', on her return.-Bon Voyage, em. The second meeting of the " Glut Organiution opened with the Miler, Bruce Lawn-em. reading ttte "tN'st.' per. 2C OR NOT TO ME S. This was enjoyed by " u it dealt with school upon. Ind other happen- inc: around the school of intent: to the pupils. A now secret»: was elected as the former had roughed on leaving school. Impromptu Imhes were given by several of the be!" md girls. They spoke on words ulna at random from the dictionary and many werrrthe amusing remarks heard that afternoon'. The Conn-rein Department at our 1'tPplt pf Lupin; he.lust acquired noon hour on Fridn '.--Why, of course, the Mother and sought" Tea! It was held in the school auditorium and wu very well MM. Many Mothers came to view the excellent and varied gymnastic display and the other entertainments provided by their girls. Tnsty refreshments were “I’V- ed to round out the program, and everyone agreed the whole venture wel!." big success. - - The programme was as follows: (1) Fkioping Tag. Edith Robjms---Betty Hall, Connie hillips. (2) Musical Ex- ercises, Alva Wheeler-Mora, Bean, Margaret Browne, Olive Dimmock, Joan, Edrupt, Joyce Franklin, Jessie Frost, Leone Jones, Dorothy King, Ivy Leonard, Dorothy McFarlane, Ethel Morris, Mae Nicholle, Elsie Overton, Bessie Thomas, Helen Tomlin. (8) The Horse - Bessie Arthur, Margaret Banks, Edith Brigham, Audrey Dougherty, Evelyn ardhouse, Betty Groturkurth, Phyllis Jones, Ella Luck- anuek, Mildred Mousley. Beryl Rees, Katherine Smith. Olive Widenham. (4) Turkey itt the Straw, Edith Aitchison --Franees Allen, Marjorie Cameron, June Glassford, Eleanor Henry, Betty Hylton, Eleanor Martin, Isobel Nixon, Bernice Snider. (5) Viennese Waltz, A life. or lplum for a any or an hour too little t a hem to the will Cl God. And t,ittU,',tt,', non-l- acs: and diseorttpomam mind, which. from whatever tMNNC* it "has, con- 'totNiltottepreNdieiat-ditgrtd. rune to the spiritual Ike. We have 1et-rt,ftmnrbe,-harth-rof mystica- {in "rptMr* of Win-l Hummecdlofnoc-Ryor 'etgtfgtg,"rg,t,U.utat,tg, "thqre-heqreritbese-tr 'rrrH.ft5BtNd'teeV.agtdttrit of £91. or, iLoUTePGAi, Nt “is In"... pin-mud WP.” be - i!- tM AI hm - We no toe much wooded to our a". purta,prhether my in plan} for Yee" F. in Gat, in hfh-gb; "I. I’m-7’ '1' "he; in“; ttt 1.ud. lug-h an. 93!: One of the reasons for our short Ill, Eamon PridN'.--Ntvc of, All Malta New Wringertr--RoN-New Gun 28 Main St. N. "at am. ll. A '2'f" e . Clo-nil: Repaid-3m "thNetorftr MODERN?! PRICES Phone: W“ 374 Patronize your locnl titotgg for first class workman}: p. Know tor first class workmanship. Know thm y9u _nre._dealing with: All kinds of furniture repaired and recovered. Slip cove cut and made. Mattresses with» new. Special: Chettterne1 suites re- webbedr.00. Estimates free. WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS WESTON "PHOLSTERIIG WASHER REPAIRS Piano I unmg Gun-h“ W. A. ml "" I” Bt. MT. 13mm Jun._"gl 3: In” ("I Late of the T. Baton Co. Ltd. PHONE 101-W WESTON MUSIC AND RADIO UPHOLSTERING PIANO TUNING GEO. MACKAY WELLDIGGING «(is a." 3'18".in 9,9,9!!!- - ted, MR. 10H N 000mm tik" Phone 842-W Dorothy Terrill -- Margaret Addy“ Mary Barker, Lila Canning, Effie Cameron, JOE Chisholm, Alison Coele; burn, Helen agle, Dorothy Foreman, Doris Harvey, Elsie Proctor. (6) Thmbljrt-Dora Cameron Lois Flem- T ing, Mary Hammett, Mabel Hill,1 Dorothy King, battle LaRose, Alice'; McIntosh, Vera ason, Rita Mather,) Ethel Morris, Frances Pearson, Betty": Sainsbury, Bernice Snider, Dorothy; Taylor, Marion Wegir. (7) Schwandai Polka, J)g,'flg Terrill--Mary Czech" Gwen Giles, ary Gowan, Stella Hol- I owka, Irene Maden, Myrtle Poole, [ Marjorie Roach. (8) Pastorale, Mrs. "; Alltur-Franeetr Allan, Bessie Arthur. I All games played bv 2B have been cancelled and are to be played at: owka, Irene Maden, Myrtle Poole, , To advance in any line of life's en- Marjorie Roach. (8) Pastorale, Mrs, ldeavms, it is necessary both to study Alltm-FYaneetr Allan, Bessie Arthur. land to think. Achievement is pos- -.-.-.--- (jj,i,ole :30 those who have tt,tieitttei,,v,t Baseball an "y:m.inatio.n to equ p t em- There were very few games played‘lSEIYeS ss.tith knowledge. Real 19" and during the past week due to 'tirisati?fatit.ion are to be found "1 the weather condition. The results of the l realizatlnn that one it accomplishing ones played are: (1) IB defeated VIC; something worth while my! in the (2)23 wonb deGultirom V128; (3) knowledge that its value 18 the div Y.IA defences, IC; (4) V2A defeated rect result of one's personal efforts. C2, L.T.C.M. (Inch Anti.) Singing, Piano, Organ, Theory Private or Class Weston 1051M Lloydbrook 9240 lac-Hal '90! "mtopttaCTmt _ a! M “a... u but. A... It. 8m lam! Instr-mm PmeMttdrartottoDi-ot 'h"rr,N-dtGGi Milli Ind John Sta... Weston 1134 Watch Rd., Mt. Denni- Marion Russell Demoroal. L.T.C.M., Principal Chases For Pre-School Children Piano - Singing - Violin - Theory - "icing -- Elo- cation TAS,',,',' Etc. Time--. can ION-M Llaydlrook "" Marion Russell Demorest Musical Instruments an MAIN ST. NORTH PHONE WESTON 403w Bruce Metcalfe TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC BUS LEE LIVIIGSTDIE Drive In today and try your car on our BRAKE TEST. ING MAcmNE-We'll equalize the pressure on each wheel. t Come in to-day and make sure your brakes will stop your car when danger looms ahead. SOLOIST um TEACHER GUITAR and BANJO Cruickshank Garage QHLROPRA CTOR success of our oiipiu is our best advertisement 122 Main St. It. -_cve Weston 387 TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY WESTON BRANCH I $ttrEBre't' WV! Tom 1 (i, BRAKES Telephone 2044-6 titC1iliilN5lnlll1lrlliCALlMr ADJUSTED PHYSICIAN Am: MUSIC SPECIALIZED MOTOR TUNE-UP later date, due to a misunderstanding about the way the teams were to be made up. Some of the other mama have drupfoed out because of the lack of baseball material in the claw: However, there are still some good games to come, so get out there and see some excellent ball. We'll see "you in the Conning Tower, without a doubt. "Re who m b new -10“ tf/tttttAy “who“! , w"..- - 52 Main N. (Opp. New Poo: Office) Res. 18 Fern Ave. Phone 113 For Armament Office Open Tues., T an. and Fri. Evenings and Sat. Afternoon --Read the ads. GEO. W. GARDHOUSE ”STRANGE & [ML In"! - u I... EL M. . (M M) Ptrptonnt numb. a --rt d Prrtterue.. Sul- Inl MI. PM. A“. Gun-Ow m "tttre I” R. M. Penman, BA. C. Lorne Fraser,M.A. BARR] STER, SOLICITOR. he. Bank of Nova Semi: Chamber! 16 Main St. N. “all. I!” In Fur Block Weston 152W BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. Etc. Office Bonn: Duly, Ind Evening- By Appointment WWW. SQUCLTORLJE‘C- F. A. Silverman, BA. PHONES "hutrt. 6402" "Weston SMM" J. Edgar Parsons Dfftvq noun: Dally; III) TU-br All Thur-day Minn. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. BO- Elgin 1863 Money to [an " Toronto Sued, w! - " MAIN 81'. Ir. (Pat H) PM: om.. '" " - Ii:i1ii=21Mi% WING Burl-tar. solid“. .1. "" Wanna Bond. Ion! M F. vi. "and“ Residence: Hr. 8.68 MONEY To was on coon FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE uncut“ tiTENOGRAPNr INSURANCE Advancement WESTON Phone-z Mttt%ttt" PHONES: J unct. 07“ 1:16-53 ”M4