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New Year it is with the hope that true happiness will be realized this year. It is with the hope that each individual will be spared the unhappiness and sorrow which war and devastation bring. It is the sincere â€"wishâ€"ofâ€"this,â€"your â€"paper,; that thereâ€"shouldâ€"reign supreme throughout this community for each indiviâ€" dual and each home, the utmost in happiness and a-d;nnm around when I saw Mr. F.‘s truck stop right in front of St. John‘s Anglican Church, Main St. North. Then comes that well known gentleman of our town, Rev. Mr. Mackey. Here I see them loadâ€" mnbflxlfiubox.bul mllygn't you how many, but next thi I know, off they go, up to Albion Park, then back through first to one end of Weston then the other, leavâ€" ing a box at each home they called. And, by the way, Rev. Mackey is not afraid to carry a box either. Well done, Mr. Mackey, and your T!l‘l: past year has been a year filled with mixed experiences in the business world. Many of the large firms and industries have had a great volume of business with smaller returns. Other lines have reported an even break, and some have failed. In these three great classes there is a wealth of exâ€" perience to be gained by those who care to study W)udhnifi-umeqterthcynr 1940. Many who have been close students of business this year contentment for 1940. Â¥ear. Nineteen thirtyâ€"nine is drawing to a close, and jts difficulties and problems are history. Great hisâ€" torians have recorded the events of the past twelve â€"months and written their comments for posterity. A year ago the world looked forward to a bright new year and its opening months, though somewhat under a cloud, were filled with alluring prospects. As the year grew and aggression after aggression.was visited upon the world, it became increasingly apparent that those who believe that force is right would have to be strongly handled. As a result the last three months have been months of trying ordeals, months filled with sorrow, yet months which have shown that our people have fortitude and strength of chdracter to carry on to the successful elimination of those who uphold the ideal that might is right. As we wish you all a Happy Tuz words have become more or less commonâ€" place but when uttered with sincerity they convey â€"_. one of the greatest wishes which can be given to any individual or community. In speaking these words we do so with the utmost sincerity and feeling as we extend to each of our readers in the community the season‘s greetings and wishes for a happy New Just Me was taking some o wte metains reomens diei Pme i rotiracn in Nestre : k 1 ut same ralé). Display advertising rates on application." * 1940 BUSINESS PROSPECTS the first insertion, and 4Cc per inch for subsequent â€" extra space at the rate)." notices, 12e nsm ht w ck t prdorrin, ie m 5te 'meLhM-I cards and THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1939 Editor A HAPPY NEW YEAR NEED MONEY? If there has been a s & Guide â€" rtete Publishing Co. Lad. e im in s y ‘tae "YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER" 'lhhdymod.dmmynddidn'flmowwhmtom it. But she stumbled into an idea in the attic. That useless baby carriage. She wouldn‘t need it again. Hundreds would. Why not sell it? But she couldn‘t think of a prospect. Another idea hit her. Most everybody reads the newspaper. l.odfiuwwnhnedin‘thhm. And so they did. She got seven calls the very next day. You know the happying endingâ€"sold for $9.75. Not bad for 50 cents. Maybe you don‘t have a baby carriage. But you have someâ€" thing you don‘t need, to turn into cash . . . that old bed . . . Get it out of the way. Turn it into cash. Call us now and ran a classified. It will bring you money. l_lu got it without delayâ€"or magic. Read her oneminute NERE‘S HOW A HOUSEWIFE GOT s9.75 FROM A 50e INVESTMENT Editor and Manager g::fls of your Wclv'nn all the biesente g&x "’;:, wit & * 5e principat tainly mrg ‘hmilmiued this year who should have help, it is not because the church‘s social workers and the town officials didn‘t try to look them up and see that their larders were (Khd for Christmas at least. ‘Take it from one who saw the workers work and study every need. To the Editor, The Weston Times. _ Just a word of appreciation for the fine Womunec given by the m your Weston Memorial We were all there, parents, grandâ€" munto, friends and neighbours o eaaroranne + e ism of "?:n wi ever Let The Ol¢ The principal and teachers cerâ€" tainly m great credit in the imes & Guide ||| ovirlry creanmmc When you want something, check the classifieds first and save money. IS A good thing to begin the new year right. The ITboginm'n‘ of a new year is a starting point for all, an opportunity for the individual to look back over the past year and realize the mistakes made and the pitfalls encountered. Unless one profits by such exâ€" periences there is no use looking back. Those who do profit are those who, having looked back, make resoluâ€" tions ~to avoid â€"the pitfatls ~which â€"led â€"to â€"disaster; Resolutions for 1940 are indeed in order and require much consideration. The man or woman who can in all sincerity resolve to avoid the pitfalls of 1940 will be the better by the end of 1940, Young people‘s resolutions are very important as they have the opporâ€" tunity at this period of setting their faces steadfastly toward a definite principle. The ship which sails the sea without any port or destination is useless. Youth should make resolutions which will give their lives a definite purpose and tend to make this world a better world to live in for 1940. Resolutions kept will strengthen the character of youth and will have a direct influence for good throughout the community. Build 1940 with strong resolutions and a determinaâ€" tion to fulfil those resolutions. _ If this district is to reap benefits in 1940 it is necessary that merchants and manufacturers conâ€" aider the possibilities of the community and plan a systematic campaign to present their products to the public. Store fronts must be well kept: and well lighted; each piece of merchandise must have quality and true value; the inside of the store must be appealâ€" ing to the shopper. It is not enough that the proprietor know his mercHandise, but each salesman must be trained to know the value of the articles to be manuâ€" factured or sold. Care should be taken to see that the public is informed of the services and values available locally. As a matter of fact, few people like to go into a small store to look around, but when information regarding values there is given them through advertising mediums, they are brought to the smaller stores and get the habit of shopping locally, In this community thousands of dollars will be spent in 1940 by our citizens. If merchants and manufacturers want local business, now is the time to plan a systematic campaign to secure more of such business than they had in 1939. It has been done and can be done again by the aggressive, practical business man and manufacturer. "Make 1940 your banner year" is a good slogan to place before your staff and directorate. it was necessary to pay particular attention to the merchandise produced and sold, to the manner in Mummutomuflhudhfl.l& eral system of merchandising. Some firms who did succeed trace‘ their success to these main factors. Those firms which used all means available for the marketing of their various lines and at the same time kept their quality intact, were pleased with the results obtained and are laying plans for the further developâ€" ment of selling campaigns for the coming year. Locally, many of those business places which did not plan their year‘s work, and did not fully realize the possibilities of the community, did not have the volume of business possible otherwise. ventures it was necessary to pay strict attention to even the smallest detail. They realized through exâ€" perience that many a leak, though small, had to be blocked in order to secure success, * They discovered hn!cqlfiuh“:bmhcmdfidr Dec. 22; 1939 JUST ME. NEW YEAR‘S RESOLUTIONS 4, a| In addition to revealing the ism /strength of France‘s supplementary Old|forces, the colonies minister said that thousand of workers have been erâ€"|sent from the colonies to the Wesâ€" the tern Front too. Armed Support Now Greater Than During Entire World War The committee of the French chamber of dm« in Paris was told that in months of the war, France has received the armed lnm of. more troops from her colon‘ than she got during the entire World War. rtfing up of such a varied perâ€" ormance. It was an evening well spent and much enjoyed. FRENCH COLONIES HELP Sincerely yours, GRANDMA. T 0B : eb es ons i 8. 4 sc l d 3 E. Green at the annual meeting of the Montreal Lumber Association of the Board of Trade. "The plan for training pilots and airmen in Canada on â€"a very large scale should create a considerable deâ€" mand for lumber to house the perâ€" sonnel. Similarly, in other branches of the army a more normal demand will develop," he said. Increased domestic requirement of lumber as a result of the Emâ€" pire air training scheme is preâ€" g_lct:d at Mop‘treal by President J. Parliament will be an casis in a country under warâ€"time cemonlgzi: when the session opens on Jan. 25. Members of the House of Commons and the Senate will be able to ‘spnk their minds freely on Canâ€" ada‘s war effort without contraâ€" vening the Defense of Canada regulations, it is learned. Their ispmh“ will be fully covered by the official Hansard, and published ‘without the mark of a censor‘s ‘g:ncil in the official fonrnal of deâ€" bates. Newspapers will also publish the speeches without any interferâ€" ence from the Board of Censors. Leonard W. Brockington, K.C., of Winnipeg, has been upginfied "Recorder of Canada‘s War Effort" Prime Minister _ Mackenzie Ki:s has announced. He will be attach to the Prime Minister‘s office and take up his duties the first of the year. A new law designed to protect the public from soâ€"called "loan sharks" and to place the small loan business on an efficient basis beâ€" comes effective Jan. 1st in Canada. This measure has been subject of long debate in the House of Comâ€" mons. It was passed at the last regular session of Parliament, beâ€" ing initiated in the Senate. Flames which broke out suddenly more than an hour after the n:br: main Timmins store of the Conâ€" sumers‘ Coâ€"operative Society on Fourth Avenue. Damage was set at $75,000.° One fireman, Edward McCabe, was injured. Hon. J. A. Macdonald, 81, former Chief Justice of the British Columâ€" hia Appeal Court, died at Victoria last week, after a lengthy iliness. Mr. Macdonald, first justice of the Appellate Court, was a native of myumn County, Ont., and practised ‘hw for some time at Toronto. At one time he was leader of the Libâ€" eral party in the British Columbia Legislature. ords E2 ce on Pobat ARsibinbd ‘lt 4 Hritons are told that the number| words we ste. a 5 . paÂ¥ce :l flrl;t,:ihn:c"phnn whie‘h. can be| New mr fin&wt: I fi ngum ept air at home z.“‘ ‘ Three hun« k them m-c«-...h.m:wm &-fikfid or a few minâ€" P uin iaiahe is realnrnmnnsa h m k: the number of planes available for|element so v b as _ time, ‘h‘h “r?hl;hlh rmesdebnu was said to be at mw the An,mm weeks, m:.:lfl" uo ve o l esc ummmmmflnfilfig‘.flgm-kmb-t _ Appointment of Sir Thomas|1940 will Mtllflymhn 'x"“o t&: ourselves cmgow..Aumn.'.fhnnuunn-{:tm-.m re.|a few serious ques ~R ‘Commiuiuur to Canada, anâ€"| mains for a New Year, good| . 1« ll.vn“ I m"'u:‘ mhid: in Federat theim t Spdiey "Baf| * Nss t * lee vao in erd & . * *eprersing itical observers say he L an excelâ€"| But of what is happiness made ? ud:"fn"" Mmh::; whe are tn:_ type o{ mia.tn?d. mlalrcd Ausâ€" ’1‘»i r.:l.t'o"lnm a “sptin it is re; 3. Have I “.3 m‘ time to good alian who 1 m ve an mmh‘ of most _ popular in . Canada. â€" His the questioner. Howerey, . happiness aulileke or have 1 wasted most appointment â€"preteded by a féw|in Reneral may be sum: UP iD|" "4, Have I taken the roper days the u'xv-l at dnc{ of | the tbfiht that what pleases the hysical of If, ..p'.’a.u Charles Burchell, K.C,, 331 ifax,|individual most holds a maximun :, .,..'fm nwiolts Y. the first Canadian High Commisâ€"\quantity of happiness. How empty | _ When the eyes are not functionâ€" sioner to Australia. some pleasures of happiness may|ing efficiently, there is usually a nesegmem be. Like paint, varied forms of hapâ€" great waste" of nervous mr?. Hon. J. A. Macdonald, 81, former piness hang on a wail of blank enâ€" much of which should be used by Chief Justice of the British Columâ€" tertainment. Genuine happincss|other parts of the hodL Hence the bia Appeal Court, died at Victoria may always be found though, and/reason for innumerab other comâ€" last week, after a lengthy illness.|one will discover a self satisfaction|plaints when the éyes are causing Mr. Macdonald, first justice of the|in the performance of any job,|trouble. A Appellate Court, was a native of completed and weli done. Hapxln‘u The lred along life‘s h‘:hny‘ Huron County, Ont., and practised|radiates from givi although|is . steadily ipmnlnf a the law for some time at Toronto. At many of the young b:fiov. that to|value of efficient vision is daily one time he was leader of the Libâ€"\be in reverse. Whatever your conâ€"| becoming more important. Thoser ;‘l‘:lv }iu:!y in the British Columbia)ception of h‘!;_?ine_ll b‘"t.hu;; you, H:: ??drfi{'i“c::lllty :.:n’dhi‘;gm‘.w& gislature. your cup over flowing wi appiâ€" Stmviaticeen, keep up. ness. * Don‘t neglect your syes. They A new law designed to protect test and most valuâ€" the public from soâ€"called "loan| Good health ond on the|AT® YOUr grea i sharks" and to place the small loan|list of â€"wighes erhyw Cou,C".**|able" possession. Without them Britons are told that the number| words of firstâ€"line planes which can be| New ° hptin&cwn&hflnmm: them from German airâ€" will{dred a never fall below 2300, says a disâ€"|time 1 patch from London. With reserves.|or wa the ber of planes available for hom:u':ebm. was said to be at least 3,000. | convention of the buildâ€" ‘m in Canadsa will be held in Toronto, January 16â€"18, under| New Y muspices of the Canadian Construc= ing card tion Association, it is announced|happy N by D. A. Paterson, secretaryâ€"treasâ€" prosperit] urer of the Builders‘ Exchange of tidi#l ( Montreal., aanld he i 65 Main 8t. 8. Here and There Fether Bxes insures extra wear. No el‘nh' do;;";n;; to annoy you, either. Remember FELKERS for every cleaning need. It doesn‘t matter what the color or what the maâ€" terial, we‘ll give you a Send US all your cleaning for a superior cleaning job. By EVP, PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE WE PICK UP AND DELIVER t PE es e on Pn er Association|vinces ln%v!or el?rt for Irish ade. "The plan|Cobblers, arbas, Katahdins and and airmen in|Chippewas. Export lt::rmenh have y large scale/been made of Katahdins and fur onsiderable deâ€"|ther shipments may follow. This house the perâ€"|good seed should be planted in Onâ€" other branches |tario, and growers should not let v:ormnl demand 'thcz opportunity pass to buy before a ns SPPARROE LÂ¥ndhurst 2168 process protects fabrics and it is too late. Many potato growers have not yet obtained their supply of seed. They should not delay much longer, says J. T. Cassin, potato expert of the Ontario Department of Agriâ€" culture, Stocks of certified seed are becoming depleted. h?uiriu are being rece_i‘v-:i from dif: erent proâ€" Osmm EXEDCCNCD, ‘RUUEN INC NA ian Government for "permitting Italy in this grave moment of war to remain outside the conflict". ‘Vatienn City authorities announced that on Dec. 28 the Pope would go to the Quirinal Palace to return the visit in the first call by any Pontiff on an Italian king since unification of Italy 69 years ago. Prosperity is another flexible| The difference between prosperâ€" condition. Within ourselves there|ity and success could be like the lies an idealism of prosperity and|gaping canyon. One surely can like many a medicine to individuals, | have success without prosperity. that which is poison to one may|The acts of doing frequently preâ€" heal another. So stands prosperity,|cede all thoughts of prosperity and a state of Mnfi that can vary with|success alike, But success lays in our mental outlook on life. There.|the wellâ€"directed efforts. Madame fore, to wish one pro;{q-lcy is to | Curie, the illustrious woman whose offer a most generous hope for the discovery of radium left the world future because in a person‘s own|@ healthier M& clearly typifies mind prosperity is measured. Prosâ€"|the extensive difference between perity requires an object of conâ€"|Prosperity and success, Her‘s was trast to present the condition with|Ssuccess. And after success comes Good health was second on the list of â€"wishes. Health rightly conâ€" sidered a state of mind, as Chris used to say. If the mind is so weak prey diive Rhitmiinit Bnnir ener it sie Wh i2 in nfilked s aba e dn n 0 sidered a state of mind, as Chrisli siucet realigibler~"‘ _‘ /[ 129 [ used to say. If the mind is so weak Editor'-mfiote:--hm address as 10 Uitront self discipline then|your questions to E. F. Attridge, poor health becomes the penalty of |C.p.R. Optometrist, c/o Ostranâ€" ;zer mfl“lf:il::e’y lell-pal.gon:)x: :lid der‘s, 2055A Dundas Street West, l.' i 'nn rson: ry results. e other hand. with Lruieet ;s iL. fifjor phone JU. $166. m other hand, with upright thinking comes contentment of mind and a state of well being. Good health to you. prosperity and success." Those mum ed in the .“fn v future. And from -l.a.h‘j( PNOWE Toâ€"DdAY WESTON s45 wl ldc® i Mess e oge n n P PPETT UC PTSET us hope for the|discovery of radium left the world : Devson‘s_own |a healthier abode clearly typifies b:i’i““' and neasured. Pros.|the extensive difference between|°NP* W° m#Y object of conâ€"|Prosperity and success, Her‘s was|the lament o condition with|success. And after success comes|men of earlien prosperity. In the professional field|came easily a T mangu:ul otflt‘; M“] but feW|records could ng Victor | reach the status of prosperity. een Hena in | The | tremendous diflereneepe:my much better uded the Ital.|readily be seen on the medico‘s| "FOr this cau r "permitting|books in unpaid bills. To the layâ€"|hour." The dil noment of war| man suctess and prosperity are/my curse but $ ‘;‘h, confliet", iAr.quentgbmorlr :looely ?ll.locilhd. greater servic ties announced well done & success Pope would go â€"‘mdh yours. A* _ ____ freal we do ne The U. 8. Devpl.rtment of Agriculâ€" ture has estimated that 16.3 acres of hay can be raked by one man with a one-hom rake in one day, Two alert Sudbury, Ont., Boy Scouts out h g with their etme o s i ennganicg, imb of a . Inve they found a mcuorn'kph released from Baitimore. The instruments had recorded moisture temperature and the height to which the meteorâ€" graph had ascended. It was reâ€" turned to Baitimore. ‘m is ""‘__“ ,b;, POVE N 7c d ooX hihdrombbiititimathiadsoatendtd dhid ... dsc c rgs ‘Por thise whm‘l{l“i:l{. ‘:fi of life and remember that life con: ;’,,‘f:{:db,‘“,’,‘;‘,”"°“" To those it :;suth not in the abundance of 1 to read, 1 Ki ings a nian possesseth i L!:ig»lm;‘e:}:l;l C&::ptl;l;“ Elijah .nd"&f being _ rightly related wMtG: strument on earth, cr:'::Mm;: Cenooe s Oe Corat Ihis wil than all the wishes that have been| es , in CC"% Tightly related tc fie"""" We “;uto you from this|OM€ @nother. It is in giving and partment, "Faith be yours for|NOt in getting. Giving ourselves the coming year and all is granted.\and of our substance for Chri ‘ For these blessings we are truly|and His Ki Nol 3 thankful. Faith is yours." and His Kingdom. He alone holds EPC PCZ CC PECIRTT '. healthier 2C8C 270. #000 | by lth, emn!ivm‘::;gy typifies ':ia;:e: and economic relationâ€" she o5itnsive, difference . h'lt'l! n , we may be tempted to repeat } ons ane . Her‘s was|the lament of Hamlet and ‘p‘mrosperit r success comes|men of i Dusisere ‘mny n! g‘:.t.h'e profe;lional field umo.::flryu ‘:ni-”‘m'hm“mb““m reach the lofty statene nf“;r::t few|records could be es mdfl;r?;endoua diflereneepe:?y' much better to :‘d"; o ay. see * 2 books in lmlu-i:lI b‘ms u'i‘.o Eedieo’i For this cause came lhmltt:) :.h"' ;nnn 5 pold: p;o-perit. layâ€"|hour." The disjointed ti o ,{"'u.n'fib"‘on closely ulo:ilhud‘. tuy curse but my 0”;::“"‘" ;M ies B o am n amae en it mict, 0s aumn en _ o n the reinf But that little . N . _ |of a spiritual life ing in a l&bkod Te most impommnznfh card | genuine love m..d."c';'o*;u" us that could be linked with ha Sngh |love for one he brais hat covld be linked wi .m”' o C veal another. The basis rantro teRt t3 d9M MCStEGst®4|inaividuais an ‘well an mstiong is a h“d aa "wiag sls as w.all as nations is there ‘i mnfl:;":; Parked h.:wlth en It is Christ or chaos. May wmasuacho mo ut ..ve ‘..ith w hl’"‘ in Hi' “y that of another time. Let prosperâ€" ity be yours. ________ _ â€" __4. Have I taken the proper physical ?cm of myself, especially my eyes M ‘H«n the eyes are not functionâ€" ing efficiently, there is usually a great waste~ of nervous mrv' much of which should be used other parts of the ML Hence the reason for innumerable other comâ€" tl:hsl: when the eyes are causing ul h 3. Have I used my time to good :gv‘:gh" or hn‘mfid most accomplished this year. The best way to do this is t’:.:-k ogrselves a few serious questions: _ + _ Scouts Find A Meteorgraph "WIZARD OF 0z» JSudy Garland, Frank Morgan THEATRE JU. 1960 _ weston 130 l“ll?lt Show, After Sunday 2.05 a.m. Monday Fotoâ€"Nite This Week on Tues. MT. DENNIS "FIGHTING GRINGO® Fri.â€"Sat.â€"Dec. 29â€"30 "STAR MAKER" Bing Crosby, Linda Ware "THE UNDERâ€"PUpP®* â€"ALSQâ€" "THEY ALL COME OUR EYES "NEWS IS MADE AT NIGHT‘ Wed.â€"Thurs.â€"Jan. 3â€"4 Same Progra ln-'ha.â€"l:u. .l.-z Johnson, Tom Matinee on Monday At 1.30 GCoria Jean Taking Stock Miut* . t New Year‘s again! â€" How a 1 1 travelling along the hl{h- way of life at a terrific . pace. But let us step r the . brakes or a few minâ€" uttes, pull over to the side uu# take stock 0f the worthwhile things â€"we have || Prepare M Who Wrote "Mademoiselle rv- Armi‘..-.'.l- More Ueut.oiuln; who wrote "Maâ€" demoiselle From Armentieres," arâ€" York with a bag of new : """..1:""' a new war The titles of the new ones, said, are: "Hello", "We Did %» fore, We‘ll Do It Again," "Your Land and _My Lahd," and "Some. While here below. _ _ Enough! thlg covers all my wants, I cannot read His future plans; But this I know; I have the smiling of his face, And all the refuge of His grace, (Selected ) May you all have a happy New Year, God‘s richest blessing that alone maketh rich and addeth no sorrow to it. Without Him no prosperity can ‘be prosperous and no blessing be a blessing. And so I rest! € wnt a For what I cannot, He can see, And in His care I saved shall be Makes me secure _ _ For groping in my misty way I foql His Hand; I bear Him s The very dimness of my sight What if toâ€"morrow‘s cares were through Jesus Christ. This will result in being rightly related to one another. It is in giving and not in getting. Giving ourselves, and of our substance for Christ and His Kingdom. He alone holds the key of the Unknown and is sufâ€" ficient for all that may come to us. And I am glad; If other hands should hold the key, Or if He trusted it to me, I might be sad. Without its rest! I‘d rather He unlocked the day; And as the hours swing Open say "My will is best". God holds the key of all unknown, New Year He the Son of God and Son of Man, found in His problem not an eviâ€" dence of cursed spite but an opâ€" portunity the supreme thing for which He came into the world. As we are faced with a new year, full of uncertainty in our social, Continued from page 1â€" "My help is sure." SPECIALIZED MOTOR TUNEâ€"UP 122 Main St. N. Zone . Your Car for Winter Driving C ruicksnanx _Garage NEW war songs We will be glad to give you a price on a complete check, or any part of it. Midsummer performanceâ€"that‘s what you demand of your motor car this Winter. OUR COMPLETE PERFORMANCE CHECK for Winter includes; Cleaning and adjusting spark plugs, distributor points, carburetor, adjusting tappets, generator charging rate for Winter, manifold heat control,â€"cleaning gas lines, fuel pump, radiator and cooling system, crank case ventilator, tightening inâ€" take and exhaust manifold boits, water hose connections, oil and repack water pump, flush out and refill transmission and rear axle, clean and grease battery cables and check battery, EVC MB PMRRIUTT IF] ist or chaos. May ' believe in His way | nber that life eon-f he abundance of | possesseth but in | related to God| "gor, "iie i APates m & lai eston, _ ‘farmer, deceased. Creditors of ALBERT m SON, late of Weston, â€"r farmer, deceased, who died on the 18th day of March, 1939, are reâ€" quired to file their claims with the under:i‘med on or before the 30% day December, 1989, After :flh}i;h dt‘l: the cx:cfum: will di’i te assets estate o the said deceased. Dated at Bnmm-()nhfio. this seventh day of ber, 1939. Graham, â€" Grabam & Bowyer, Brampton, Ontario, solicitors for the said executors. xâ€"4w Year is the wish of the members of the W.W.C. to all. 4 Oh boy, we did have a good timâ€" at the Xmas Tree Party everything went off splendid, the entertainâ€" ment was good and the children t 1 1 ~wha received from n oliny toming Yese may we all be year _ will emhance the af ";:'L I-Le::h u-fl.au that the part taking ferwardks the activities of the Club onwards to that end. This is in between week, but le: -mf«.nuhu..-h:,, QMQ:‘;M E 7: on« progress will be fastey." Notice To Creditors Fine alleys, fine service and the "right" crowd will make your bowling hours here an sccasion to be remembered. The Weston Bowling Alleys WM. (BILL) BUYERS Rapid Photography 21 Main North Zone 4â€"387 ORKINGMEN‘$