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IE |WANT ADS Clair de Lune Sunshine ... Selections from Grade IX Piano Syllabus List Three Part Inventions Nos. 3 and 4â€"J. S, Bach Spinning Song Op. 67, No. 4 F. Mendelssohn & DOLL‘S HOUSE, 4 rooms, comâ€" pletely furnished and with elecâ€" trie stove; child‘s alphabetical blackboard, boy‘s large sleigh, bird cage with stand, 2 large mirâ€" rors; child‘s table and chairs. Apâ€" ply 17 Fern Ave. 0â€"20â€"1w LADY‘S fur coat, grey squirrel, size 18, in perfect condition; also Isabellia fox,. Cheap,. Apply 10 King Crescent. . 0â€"29â€"1w nison road west. Phone 650 stove for sale, very reasonable. Apply 15 Joseph street. 0â€"20â€"1w BABY‘S English pram, brown, in _good condition. Apply 71 Denâ€" BOY‘S brown tweed suit, size 11 years gmicker shorts and coat). Phone 224â€"J. 0â€"20â€"1w * sections, 5 x 38"; Gurney wall, four sections, 9 x 3%"; also assortâ€" ment of fittings, valves, etc. Everyâ€" thing in excellent preâ€"war condiâ€" tion and conveniently ready for reâ€" moval, Phone 791â€"J. 0â€"29â€"1w FOURâ€"BURNER Gurney electric LADY‘S .coat, size 38, silver fox collar, almost new. Apply 59 St. John‘s road west or phone 621â€"J. ; f 0â€"29â€"1w TWO modern radiators, Copley, 16 ning order, $150. Serial No. 152317. Apply C. L. Fraser. Phone 152â€"W. 0â€"20â€"1w 19290 BUICK sedan, in good runâ€" year size. Apply 135 William St. Morning and evan{ng. 0â€"20â€"1w e En n OBR ie n ts O tw CETE CCR spring and mattress, new condiâ€" tiony crib, pink enamel; dress, size 40, dusty rose. Apply 150 Lawrâ€" @nce near C.C.M. Phone 352â€"J. * Guest Artist AGNES BUTCHER, Pianist : fancy breed; singer, $10 and $12; hens, $2 and $2.50. Apply Mallaby‘s store, Main street north, Weston. BLACK kitchen annex stove, chesâ€" Phone 184. terfield, suitable to resover; three wms of asphalt brick sidâ€" ing (buff); one cistern Jmmp with ten feet flpe and cylinder. Apply 14 Riverside drive. > 0â€"29â€"Iw BOY‘S coat, good condition, tenâ€" THREEâ€"QUARTER metal bed CANARIES, Roller and Border Zone 4â€"577 »PONSORED BY THE MAKERS OF: ?OTATOES for sale. Now is the . time to get in your winter supâ€" El!l.l $1.25 per bag delivered. Ring Arnold J. Gardhouse, W e s t o n REâ€"WAR McLeary Canadian cook stove, wood and coal with hot iter front, twoâ€"tone cream ename} ith black trim. Apply 20 Church Have Your House Reâ€"roofed m ‘green tweed reversible size 12. Excellent condition, .00. 188 Jobhn St, Phone 1128â€"W, nings. 0â€"28â€"1w CHEV coupe, good condition. st sell this week. No reasonâ€" offer ~refused. Serial No. )1. Apply 254 Church Street, ARTICLES FOR SALE Weston Roofing Materials Ltd. Act quickly and so will we. TIMES & GUVIDE C. Debussy York Bowen 0â€"20â€"1w 0â€"20â€"1w 0â€"290â€"1w 0â€"20â€"1w 0â€"20â€"1w â€"lw for‘g:‘ckin in shipping room. Carl Austin & %o. Limited, Church St., Weston. Twenty â€" four hours‘ weekly. Must be fully employed elsewhere. For afternoons or evenings. We also can tise an inexpefienced man PARTâ€"TIME _ Assistant Shipcer. Warante _ fane â€" hanve! waalle GET your Victory Garden plowed now. Phone JU. 0105. _ xâ€"24â€"tf A HOUSEKEEPER for elderly GARAGE for rent. Apply Lower 1483 King St., Weston.. _ couple in Weston, modern conâ€" veniences. «Replies to Box 2936, Times and Guide. 0â€"29â€"1w WOMAN wants house work either by day or week. Apply 169â€"A Downsview Avenue. Phone 64â€"Jâ€"3. 0â€"29â€"1w Princess Fashion Furs KI. 3674 AD. 8884 xâ€"tf A COMPANION, maid or middleâ€" aged lady. Apply 19 Main St. S 0â€"29â€"1w (dyed rabbit), Viscacha, seal (dyed rabbit), â€" beaver mouton, (processed lamb), Persian lam>b, muskrat, Hudson seal, (dyed muskâ€" rat), Your old fur garment exâ€" pertly restyled to the new 1945 fashion. Price, $14. WOMAN wants cleaning â€" and _ Preâ€"Season Sale PRICED from $69 and up;/Coney laundry, Monday and ”’i“;xesdva"yi Box 2927, Times and Guide. RON PENN‘S SILVERDALE POULTRY FARM 1 Mile West of Thistleâ€" town on Claireville Road USED child‘s tricycle, fit child 4â€"6 years; used living room rug, 4‘ x 9‘, Phone mornings Zone 4â€"406. 0â€"29â€"1w store prices by the dozen; wholeâ€" sale prices on case lots. Why not drive out this weekâ€"end and get your supply at our farm. or Dairy. Apply north west lggrn.er .hne_“unr gygppg:{ Ave., Motor, well equipped with gouges, drill chuck, sanding plate, 6 inch circular saw, etc. Nearly new 24 inch jig saw. Steamer wardrobe trunk in excellent condiâ€" tion. Apply 47 Main Street South, after 7 p.m. 0â€"29â€"1w MEDIUM size Quebec heater, like new, $8.00. Apply Victor marâ€" rington, 34 Coulter Ave., W;;ton. 0â€"29â€"1w 4 BURNER electric range, Hotâ€" point. Phone 204â€"Wâ€"4, xâ€"29â€"Iw HIGH CHAIR, carriage, commode and tire chains for a 5.50 tire; also RoliS razor, Apply 64 Coulter Ave. 0â€"29â€"1w with coil spring mattress. Good as new, Also two crooks (4 galâ€" lons each), Apply McVitter, Scarâ€" lett Road. xâ€"29â€"1w HEAVY draft horses, suit farmer Weston, or Phone MO. 6012, LARGE size cream seperator on stand, new, $65.00. Phone after 8 p.m. 28â€"J. 0â€"29â€"1w METAL BED (walnut design) WOOD LATHE with new % H.P. PO_ULTRY farm eggs, 5c below 500 IKIAJBARB’ %OO’!‘S !cl)src.!cin‘; w wary * . tA ie TWO gas stoves, $5.00 and $15.00; nln.:.u Moffat coal and wood stove. $30.00. Apply 14 St. John‘s Rd. E. 0â€"29â€"1w SMALL Quebec heater. Phone 818â€"W. PARTâ€"TIME ASSISTANT SHIPPER HELP WANTEDâ€"MALE HELP WANTED, FEMALE EGGS STRICTLY FRESH EMPLOYMENT WANTED GARAGE TO RENT South Station St. ARTICLES FOR SALE FUR COATS etc. GARDENING FURRIERS xâ€"29â€"1w 0â€"28â€"1w xâ€"20â€"1w 0â€"29â€"1w 0â€"20â€"1w â€"Aw WANTED for private purchase, children‘s preâ€"war metal toys in good condition. Dump truck, sandy andy, derrick, trailer truck, tank, or minnabrix, ete. Has your child outgrown afly of the above toys? Please phone 549â€"W. 0â€"29â€"1w woman wishes one large front room or 2 smaller rooms, preferâ€" ably near Main Street. Apply Box 2906, Times and Guide. 0â€"29â€"tw male, light color preferred, must be healthy, pureâ€"bred not necesâ€" sary. Box 2949, Times and Guide. xâ€"20â€"1w RESPECTABLE ;young business _ for rent. Apply 1889 Wilson Avenue, â€" 0 00 0â€"29â€"3w SMALL used Piano, Phone 278â€"W after 5 p.m. + xâ€"29â€"1w FIRST class dressmaking. _ Apply AIR FORCE wings, rhinestone set, WILL look after {oungxber (not infant) while mother works. Apâ€" ply 10 Lippincott St. E. _ 0â€"29â€"1w ROOM with board for rent for one or two girls, Phone Zone 4â€"439. 0â€"28â€"1w 146 Lawrence Avenue, Weston. Phone Zone 4â€"371. xâ€"28â€"3w ONE or two rooms for rent. Apâ€" ply 147 Main St. S., Weston. _ FURNISHED rooms and garage DOG, German Shepherd pup, feâ€" ul omtoraile nome, "priced mt Lw uuf' centrally located. Zone 4â€"460. _ xâ€"20â€"1w $5,200.00â€"â€"6 ROOMED detached brick to roof;. owner‘s home, clear of encumbrance, first time offered, John ‘Street, good lot. Hardwood _ throughout. _ _ Garage. Immediate ion, : Good down wymcnt. Xpnly 253 John Street, eston. â€"* w B â€" 0â€"20.â€"1w HARRY CRAWFORD, painting lost November 6 or 7. Reward. Phore 771â€"W. 0â€"20â€"1w -\x-â€".vn m;&.’m from . tobmbanit-. all l‘li:‘ llll , _b e 10 Call Mr. Graham* 660 â€"M. â€" cogpâ€"1 ARRANGE your Corn or Weiner Roast now, in ideal surroundâ€" ings. Diamond F. Ranch. JU. gl‘?g C200 Wb Celici® s M â€"â€" xB HEIFER, Jersey and Holstein, due November 27. Make good fanmiily cow. Phone 58â€"Jâ€"2. xâ€"20â€"1 w $800 DOWN, balance as rent, comâ€" fortable six rooms, Immediate possession. Zone 4â€"460. xâ€"29â€"1w 7,000~â€"OWNER‘S beautiful home, & ovayma one would desire. See this one ore buying elsewhere. Zone 4â€"460. xâ€"20â€"1w EIGHT PIGS for sale, ten weeks â€" old. Phone 411. xâ€"29â€"1w and docoiiting,i interior ?&;fit’- ing especially. Phone JU. 4858. . OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED LIVESTOCK FOR SALE SERVICES OFFERED MHOUSES FOR SALE OPPORTUNITH ROOMS TO LET PERSONAL WANTED i AS LONG AS INFLATION THREATENS us. 1 This can only be done if production is olficion? and oconom}col,,com are kept down aryd consumers refuse to pay more than ceiling prices. To prevent a repotition of the conditions following the last war PRICE CONTROL MUST BE MAINTAINED 0â€"20â€"lw xâ€"28â€"1w Tus is onE Of A sires EsuED ay NiE GOVerNMENT OF caNaba to EmpnaSiÂ¥k frik mPORTANCE Or patventms A rurh@r ksE im NMk COSt OF uViNG Now, AND DEMLANON tate® Pte. E. Parks/was home on leave for a few days last week and has now returned to his camp. The Knitting Club are holding another bingo on Nov. 28. Please . We are glad to know that Mr. W. G. Evans is getting along niceâ€" ly now, and hopes to be home in another week. ‘ Humber Summit The Hallowe‘en Porty at Evans‘ Hall, held on Sat. Nov. 4th, the judges had a very hard time pickâ€" ing the winners. But after a great deal of work these children were chosen as winners: Miss M. Henâ€" derson, best dressed; Miss G, Gorâ€" dan, the youngest; Miss L. Ouderâ€" kirk; Master A. Pirie, the funniest; Master R. Attwell won the musical chairs and everyone had a grand time. On Friday, Nov. 10 a very imâ€" gressive Memorial Service was eld at the Emery Public School grounds, where there is a Memoâ€" rial for the World War 1 solâ€" diers. The flag was at half mast and the pupils from classes Grade 4 to Grade 8 were marched out to the grounds by their teacher, Miss E. Farris, and then the classes 1, 2 and 3 grades came into the school grounds, with Mrs. Macâ€" Donald, teacher. There were quite a number of friends and neighbours from Humber Summit in attendâ€" ance, Mr, W. Symes kindly gave his time and truck for transportaâ€" tion of these neighbours. Mr. Root took the service, Cpl. R. Lockhart placed the wreath on memorial, Cpl. 0. Truman, who has just reâ€" turned from overseas, Mr. H. Parks, Veteran of the first World War, Mr. Louder and Mr. Lund were there also for the service. , Birthday greeting to Cpl H. Henry on Nov. 14th. He is someâ€" where in England. Congratulations to Mrs. A. Lockhart for her success as one of the man{ winners, at the big Bingo at‘ Maple Leaf Gardens on Nov. 3rd, 1944. The Church Service is held every SBunday at 3 o‘clock. Sundayâ€" school at 1.30. Mr, Root is the pastor, Co fntulm'ons to Mr. and Mrs. E. Mileham who celebrated their wedding anniversary on Nov. 13 at Mou ennis. _ Neighbours and friends hope to see Mr. A. Graham out in the sunâ€" shine again very soon. hHr. and lrl.fl}'im Tucker t'md announce the their daughter, 'm to LAC Anthony !ouph Parnett, R.C.A.F.. Te ym Sath AfAds WILL m‘\' piano, must be in m ndi A”‘y Zo: 4â€"576. 1 0â€"280â€"1w Engagements Births, , Deaths Cua:mm ments, In Memoriams . Parnett of Saskatoon. Ladies, 1st, Mrs. F. Pidgeon; 2nd, Mrs, B. Pidgeon. 1st, Gents, Mr. C. Hagerman; 2nd, Mr. C. Headon, Sr. Headon, Sr. This euchre is Ev'er-y' come out and help to swell our funds, they are for a good cause. Cigarette Fund Euchre was held at Evens‘ Hall on Friday Nov. 10 and the following were winners: Freeze Out: Mrs. W. Guin, Mrs N. Jones, Mr. W. Robb, Mr. C Jack Fraser Ltd., Main N.â€"Zone 4â€"550 Fred English Hardwareâ€"Phone Zone 4â€"456 Weston Auto Wreckersâ€"Phone 709 Weston Music and Radioâ€"Zone 4â€"400 Neilson‘s Bakeryâ€"Phone 1171 Enroll at any Bank in Weston, at the Clinic, any of Westons‘ Ministers, A. T. Squibbh & Son‘s store or Times and Guide office. Sign Up Toâ€"Day! T HURS D A Y, N O V E ER 23 Don‘t Delay â€" Act Now! For The Next Weston Red Cross Blooquonors’ Clinic | HELD IN WESTON POST OFFICE VOLUNTEERSâ€" NEEDED â€"URGENTLYâ€" . . Ladies, 1st, Mrs. Noble, 2nd, Mrs. H. Rovertson. Gents ist, Mr. T. Wegg; 2nd, Mr. W. Ouderkirk. Freeze Out: Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. H. Oakley, Mrs. I. Walton, Mrs. A. Lockhart. Euchre to be held at Mr. Campbell‘s next Friday, Nov. 17. Ratepayers Euchre was held at the home of Mr. M. Campbell on Friday evening, Nov. 10. The winâ€" ners were: Friday night at 8 o‘clock, Evens‘ Hall, This Advertisement Spotisored by the following : GIVE A PINT OF BLO T0 SAVE A LIEE" Robert Norman McEwen â€" _ Funeral services were beld Tuesâ€" day afternoon at 2 g.m. from the W. J. Ward Funeral Home with interment in Riverside Cemetery for Robert Norman McEwen, who Eassed away at his home, 312 runswick Avenue, Toronto, after | OBITUARY| Maybe you‘re looking for some big job to do that really seems to "count." Things like giving a pint of blood may seem of some consequence to you, but not terribly imâ€" portant, YOU‘RE HORRIFIED when you read the casualty lists, You wish this war was over, Just wishing isn‘t going to help. . . . Enmroll N Times and Guideâ€"Zone 4â€"426 & Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada A. Weir Eckenswiller, Phone 339â€"373 Weston Greenhouses (A. Lawson), Zone 4â€"423 good: or services he compels do the same and Price Control &4 Besides his wife, the former Edith Fry, he is survived by a daughter, Lillian, also three brothers, Wyatt of Mt. Dennis, Manning and Lorne of Weston, also one sister, Mrs. Stanley Smuck, Weston. a short illness, on Sunday. The late Mr. McEwen was born in Lloydtown, 67 years ago and has lived in Toronto nearly all his life. He was a butcher by trade. Wellâ€"known in lacrosse circles, he played in Weston 45 years ago.