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w@n young girl, graduate of estom Commercial Collegiate, for junior office work. Shorthand wl. Carl Austin & Co., . St., Weston. xâ€"33â€"1t HOUSEKEEPER wanted for small house and family. Sieep in. $50 # monith. ; Murray 1606. _ 0â€"33â€"1t (dyed rabbit), Viscacha, seal (dyed rabbit), beaver mouton, (processed lamb), Persian lamb, muskrat, Hudson seal, (dyed muskâ€" rat), Your. old fur garment exâ€" mmm.d to the new 1945 Price, $14. Princess Fashion Furs KIL 3674 . AD. 8884 ket heater;‘ chest of drawers; electric grill; hot water radiator; kitchen size; breakfast room bufâ€" fet; six tons Pocohantas stove coal; one large trumk. Phone Weston 252â€"M. xâ€"33â€"1t BABY stroller, used 6 months, $7.50. Phone 512â€"M. xâ€"38â€"1t REVOLVER, .38 calibre, Ho%kinu _ and Allen make, Norwich, USA, BOY‘S bicycle, 22â€"inch frame, good 8 RING gas stove, "Jewel", in good condition. Apply 1 Ray Ave., Torontos Phone MU. 6077. xâ€"33â€"1t ONE Quebec cook stove; one jacâ€" in good condition. 1343 Weston ronf rear. 0â€"33â€"1t condition or trade for smaller bic{cle; also child‘s "Shoo Fly" rocker, never been used and walâ€" nut finished tea wagon. 970â€"R, 49 Joseph street. BEDS, bro:n steel, ?)f):i“ good spring; white iron, spring; wln’te dg.rener. Phone‘Welton 7413. f xâ€"1tâ€"3 HAVE your floors cleaned lh_d waxed by a reliable and experiâ€" enced man. Old floors brought u like new. Best materials usenf Satisfaction guaranteed. JU. 4670 47 Heintzman Ave., Toronto. xâ€"tf. BABY carriage, maroon, good conâ€" dition. 1064â€"J. â€" 0â€"38â€"1t TWO young men will do odd jobs around your home, cutting trees a 'lreislty. drains dug, ete. Work will be done in evenings and on Saturdays. Phone Zone 4â€"502 after 5.30 p.m. 0â€"33â€"1t PRICED from $69 and up, Coney KITCHEN cupboard, solid oak, good condition; Wilton Rug, blue ground, approximately 6‘2 x 9%, good condition, reasonable. Phone 702 J. 0â€"33â€"1t BEST PRICES PAID FOR ice boxes, odd â€" dressers, kitchen suites, dining room suites. Call Weirs New and Used Furniture, 1301 St. Clair Ave., W. KE. 9150. 6â€"19â€"10t TWO male Collie Pups, 7 weeks‘ old. Reve Castator, Weston RR. 9. 0â€"33â€"1t VENETIAN blinds, madeâ€"toâ€"order, finest quality basswood, fittings, silken _ card, durable synthetic enamel finish. Estimates free. Weston 1016â€"M. xâ€"23â€"1t MOFFAT Electric Range, 4 burner 8. BURNER Gas Stove with shelf _ glass door, $10.00. 101 Maple Leaf Drive. xâ€"83â€"1t 8 BURNER gas stove, high s'tnglf. APPROXIMATELY 125 feet 8 Weston GIRL‘S Bicycle for sale, in good â€":;ld. .;:;re;.-";ibrp\y 11. Harding Ave., after 6 p.m. 0â€"33â€"1t CHESTERFIELD, neutral shade, _ recently recovered in tapestry. Like new. $60. Phone 165. Apâ€" ply 19 Little Ave. 0â€"33â€"1t § i-;lvv;;}&â€"go;& eondition. 4 First Ave., Westmount. 0â€"33â€"1t ."h‘ev;-e‘lrl-e'dâ€" :c-iigie"siiding, white pine # pair odd sash. 29 Henry St. 8# PIECE oak dining room suite, combination coal and gas stove, eoal basket for fireplace, copper tub washing machine, chesterfield suite, suitable for cottage; comâ€" plete set Book of Knowledge, good eondition, _ $10; â€" dresser, . other household furniture,. Phone 491â€"W. PARK green studio couch, almost _ mnew. $45. Apply 151 King St., ‘Weston. 0â€"33â€"1t BEAUTIFY your homes with atâ€" tive Venetian blinds, free tes, _ reasonable chlzrgel. ‘eston 1016â€"M. xâ€"23â€"1t large, MELP WANTEDâ€"FEMALE EMPLOYMENT WANTED FUR COATS Preâ€"Season Sale ARTICLES FOR SALE ltry farm, grage A a dozen. Phone 796â€"R. xâ€"83â€"1t FURRIERS FOR SALE bokheyero.f lpz;:,n‘f' F‘ fon. Appiy # ~m‘ :-&rl{ WANT ADS TIMES and GUIDE 0â€"33â€"1t 0â€"33â€"1t lot you need to build your new home on. We have several really nice ones. Packham Realty, Weston 689. Evenings, Mr. Graham, Zone 4527. oâ€"33â€"1t done in mirrorâ€"like finishes. Your bedrooms and living rooms done in velvet tones. Restful to home.. Stuceo walls and ceilings hdo'u c|i,t|‘ oil n;d water tints. Chr;'n- or schemes on n?nt. y motto, "A ;leuin. job at a pleasâ€" ing m"; ree estimates. Friendâ€" ly . Gliddens Co. Ltd. prodâ€" D(‘)N'T WAIT too long‘ to buy that. Gibson McCartney 2 weeks‘ supply, $ $5; at all druggists. YOU keep them home, yourl‘!)ropo erty _ on _ completion. REF TRIAL LESSON in your home. You play a piece every week, age 7 up, while learning to read music. $1 weekly pays for guitar, music and instruction. Teaching at Workâ€" ingmen‘s Club, 40 Main street south, Saturday morning. New Branch Victorian Hawaiian School, phone Westen 153â€"M. O0â€"16â€"tf SLENDOR HYGIENIC supplies (rubber goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed enveloge with price list; six samples, 25¢; 24 samples, $1. Mail Order Dfipt. G4, Novâ€"Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. xâ€"52â€"1t HAVE your bathroom and kitchen _ kitchen and cupboards sprayedâ€" call Pinkney at LY. 2264. 0â€"20â€"3w killed spring chickens, 4 to 6 pounds, .every Saturday morning in Weston or vicinity. Drop a card to Reve Castator, Weston R.R. 2. CHICKENS â€" We deliver fresh AT long last! Dependable relief from the Itching, Burning, Irriâ€" tation, of Eczema, Psoriasis, Leg Ulcers, Hemorrhoids, Athlete‘s Foot, and many other irritating Skin disorders. Dewsbury‘s Eczâ€" ema Remedy is an all purpose Ointment that no home should be without. Get a jar of Dewsâ€" bury‘s Ointment at your Drugâ€" VENETIAN blinds, refinished, reâ€" taped, like new, estimates cheerâ€" fully given, _ reasonable _ rates. Weston 1016â€"M. xâ€"22â€"1t â€" date on béfck, keepsake. Phone 343â€" W. xâ€"1tâ€"33 HOUSES painted outside, aiso ONE furnished room to let with cooking nrivileieu, would _ suit goung couple. 37 Lippincott St. E. hone 162â€"J. 0â€"33â€"1t F. J. MARTIN Contractor 6 King George Rd., Weston. Cement and carpenter work. Buildings repaired. Free estimates given. Phone 705â€"J. 0â€"28â€"8t LADIES‘ gold watch, initials and _ markings on chest, front paws, answers to the name "Bogey." Phone 952â€"W. 0â€"33â€"1t GREY hair handicaps you. Use DON‘T suffer: Arthrictic Pains, girls, without board. 17 Dennison Road W. Phone 702â€"W between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. xâ€"88â€"1t GAS,TOP and four keys lost Aug --5;5,7 between Desmond Service Station and Russell Rd. Phone BLACK DOG, part Spaniel, white Angelique Grey Hair Restorer to regain matural colorâ€"life. $1 at all druggists. xâ€"33â€"1t men who are weak, nervous, exâ€" hausted. 15â€"day treatment $1.00. At Inch‘s Drug Store. xâ€"33â€"1t room with grill privilegas. 970R, 47 Joseph. xâ€"1tâ€"33 brick house, $7000, {ood garden and garage. Packham Realty, Wes, ton 689. Evenings, Mr. Graham, Zone 4527. oâ€"33â€"1t WALLET, containing mone'i: and valuable émperl. lost on Thursâ€" day, Aug. 8, on Main street, Edâ€" mund avenue or vicinity Weston theatre. Reward. 3 Edmund Ave., Weston 593â€"W. * xâ€"33â€"1t Sprains, quickly relieved with WINTHROL Applied externally. $1 and $1.85 sizesâ€"at Inch‘s and all druggists. xâ€"33â€"1t VIGORINEâ€"The ‘pep‘ Tonic for IN PRIVATE home or furnished BEDâ€"SITTING room for two quiet LARGE, bright room, suit one or two _ gentlemen. 1005â€"J, after 6. WALLET, containing mone; T29â€"R IMMEDIATE possession, 6 roomed STUBBORN SKIN DISORDERS HAWAIIAN GUITAR LESSON INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIED F“ today. Get that quick, comâ€" orting relief dyou long for. You must ie satisfied or money reâ€" funded. If it is Ointment you need ask for Dewsbury‘s, at your Druggist. xâ€"tf PAINTINGâ€"DECORATING SERVICES OFFERED ROOM AND BOARD OPPORTUNITIES HOUSE FOR SALE ROOMS TO LET POULTRY PERSONAL Tablets are effective, supply, $1; 12 weeks, MUSIC Call _ Weston xâ€"33â€"1t 0â€"32â€"2t xâ€"31â€"1t xâ€"26â€"1t 0â€"33â€"1t furnished house, flat or apartâ€" ment for approximately two years. Has volunteered to work as dental technician at Malton Convalescent Hospital. Must move out from Toâ€" ronto. Your help to keep family of diamond cutters, has predicied. High prices for rough diamonds, occasioned by acute worldâ€"wide shortages and unprecedented deâ€" mand fot industrial and gem usage, are likely to hold firm at current levels or go even higher, James R. McCarthy, representaâ€" tive of Baumgold %rothern. Inc., Mr. McCarthy, who has just reâ€" turned from Europe where he conâ€" ducted a survey to determine whether or not the shortage here has resulted from deliberate atâ€" tempts of diamond control to mainâ€" tain high prices, reported â€" that such is not the case and attributed the worldâ€"wide dearth to reduced output, for the last several years. Not Enough "The Diamond Syndicate, conâ€" trary to some reports, is willing to make â€" reasonable allocation of rough diamonds to America for the ‘year, but, unfortunately, no matter what the allocation may be it will not ‘be sufficient to cover current orders. Baumgold Brothâ€" ers is convinced that no matter how many diamonds in the rough are imported they will not meet the demand. I dare say that twice th::' present imports will not meet it. VETERAN urgently requires unâ€" Mr. McCarthy laid the shortage to depleted reserves in South Africa, combined with lack of labor and. total cessation of manufacture of mining machinery during the war. y It is hoped that African producâ€" tion will be‘stepped up in the next few years so that there will be a more equal correlation between demand and supply. Mr. William Ashbee and family wish to extend their heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral ofâ€" ferings received from their kind friends and neighbours during their recent bereavement. They especially thank the Rev. Kitching and Rev. Lynd. Rough Diamonds Bring Big Price, Demand Is Keen Numerous retail stores in U.S. have been compelled to forego important sales "because there are simply not enough diamonds to go around." an, urgently needs living accomâ€" modation for wife and 2 year old daughter and self in Weston, Mt. Dennis or within ten miles of town. Reverse charges. Phone HA. 1959 or write to Box 3304, Time and Guide. xâ€"33â€"tf Critical shortages of rough diaâ€" monds are characteristic of South America, Africa, India and Europe, he said. Diamond quotations in Europe are considerably higher than in this country. Mr. Meâ€" Carthy said, with purchases there made as an "economic hedge." He attributed huge domestic demand to greater economic prosperity. WANTED to rent, garage, vicinity of George and King Sts. Phone 386â€"W. 0â€"33â€"2t CIVIL servant, ex R.C.A.F. veter Card of Thanks or three unfurnished rooms, no hildren. Phone Weston 89â€"R. ROOM AND BOARD in Weston for one or two elderly ladies. Apply Box 3310, Times and Guide. 0â€"33â€"1t or 3 unfurnished or partly furnished rooms or flat. Box 3102, Times and Guide. 0â€"33â€"1t COUPLE with 5 year old boy need 2 or 3 furnished or unfurnished rooms. Nonâ€"smokers and abstainâ€" ers. Phone 70. 0â€"33â€"1t _ location for Restaurant; will buy or rent if suitable. Phone Hudson 5949 Monday only. Mr. Persxéo'.t. 0â€"33â€"1t YOUNG couple with infant want 2 Mc MULLEN â€" Mr. and Mre. George McMullen of 2 Pineview Aves wish to announce the birth of a son, Dennis Edward, at Weston â€" Private Hospital on Saturday, August 10. Mother and son both doing well. VETERAN and wife require two ONE houlekeepill;g room for busi ness couple. one 989 J. _ _ ON Main Street by exâ€"serviceman, WANTED by business couple, two or three unfurnished rooms. Phone LY. 9057, reverse charges. 0â€"33â€"2t TWO OR THREE housekeeping rooms, preferably furnished, by 3 business girls. Call after 6 p.m. 378â€"M. 0â€"33â€"1t éOMmNE to braid. r\'x;ilrom our own material. Zone 4â€"560. ALLANâ€"Mr. and Mrs. S. Harley Allan, Scarboro Ont., wish to anâ€" nounce the birth of their daughâ€" ter, Yvonne Ruth at the Private Patients Pavillion of _ Toronto Western Hosgul on Thursday, August 8, 1946. â€"NOTICES % Births, Deat M.‘WMO ments, In Memoriams . Notices Under These 50c Minimum/ For lgnt § Words, 2¢ Each Additional URGENT ANYWHERE WITHIN TEN MILES OF WESTON URGENT WANTED xâ€"33â€"1t 0â€"33â€"1t 0â€"33â€"1t He said how we might apply the text to ourselves especially at this time when the eyes and ears of the world are turned to the meetings in Paris, where the leaders of great nations are pleading for a safer, happier world, and we in our prayers ask that these meetâ€" ings be blessed by the spirit of Jesus Christ and individually as General Smutts said, "We surely need a change of heart." _ _ Next Sunday our preacher will be our good friend M*:' Allman of West Toronto. At last Sunday‘s service at St. Andrew‘s Church, with the Rev. T. Butler officiating and Miss Shirley Snider at the organ, the rector sgoke from the words: "Let us therefore follow after the things which make for peace." Mr. and Mrs. Fearsley are celeâ€" brating thir thirty fifth wedâ€" ding anniversary and we wish them. many more happy years toâ€" gether. Mrs. M. Attwood of Cleveland Ohio, has just returned to her home after a month‘s vacation with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lodge of Thistletown. Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Linklater served a lovely luncheon at the close of the evening. For that lovely bunch of gladioli remember our neighbour Mr. Taâ€" vender. His number for the deliâ€" very orders is 204 W 4, The house was beautifully deâ€" corated with pink and white streamers and bells. About thirty friends and mothers of the Scouts and Cubs attended. Miss Elderfield is Cub Mistress of the Thistletown Cub Pack. Owing« to renovation proceeding at the Legion Hall, the sessions of the Baptist Sunday school and the evening service are not being held during August. A special grogrnmme is being prepared for unday, Sept. 1 when activities will be resumed. In the meantime affairs are not dormant in that a picnic has been planned to be held at Fundale Park on Saturday, August 24. Departâ€" ure from the usual routine will be a morning start about 11 a.m.. a noon lunch, and an early return in the evening. Another item of ifterest is that a lot has been bought on Elmhurst Drive, as a site for a new building to house the present services and weekâ€"day activities which have been denied us by the lack of reâ€" gular facilities. i’t is hoped that when we resume on Sept. 1 that ‘matters may be so far advanced that some announcement of plans in this connection may be made. A call for loyal workers comes for one and all. Soldiers for the conflict, will you heed the call? Will you answer quickly with a ready cheer; Will you be enlisted as a volunâ€" teer? Thistletown Legion Hall, Irwin Road, was beautifully decorated in pink and white on Friday Aug. 3rd, when the Mother‘s Auxiliary held a presentation for Scout Master Ray Leonard, and Cub Mistress Thoro Elderfield. Mrs. Richards, formerly Mable Elliot, of Kamloops, B.C. lu bean visiting her brother, W.}ter A. The sweetest joys a heart can hold Grow up between its crosses. Mrs. Linklater and Mrs. Curtis entertained at a kitchen shower for Miss Thoro Elderfield on Thureday evening, August 8th, at the home of Mrs. Curtis. Elliot for the past two weeks Cubs and Scouts sat on the cenâ€" tre floor in Scout style and paâ€" rents sat around the sides. S. M. Leonard and C. M. Elderfield were presented with a walnut coffee table, a crystal table lamp, and a smoker by the Cubs, Scouts and parents. The couple in suitable words expressed their appreciaâ€" tion. Greetings and best wishes were brought to the couple from the Weston troop by S. M. David Beale, S. M. Allen Byers and Comâ€" missioner Norenius. Lunch wasâ€" served !:{ the Mothers‘ Auxiliary. Miss Elderfield and Mr. Leonard will be married in Centennial United Church August 24th. THE RAVEN GETS HIS FACES WASHED â€" He has ‘at least a dozen of them and with the crown of the topmost head 65 feet from the ground, it was quite a job. However, the Raven kept quite stilJ, as he has ever since the Haidas carved him out of a cedar trunk many years ago in the Queen Charlotte Islands; he didn‘t snap his beak at the cleaners, or even wriggle. The totem pole, which stands in the Canadian National Railways station grounds at Jasper, was being groomed for the tourist season in North America‘s largest national park. Thousands of visitors to the Canadian Rockies have photographed him. Thistletown â€"Nixon Waterman, TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON WASH RAVEN‘S FACE Birthday greetings go to Mr. J. P. McAlhone of Weston. Friends and neighbours, are very sorry to hear of the sudden illness of Mr. Gordon Evans. Well known in the district it was quite a shock to friends and neighbours to hear he had been rushe&fto the hospital. He has all our best wishes for a speedy recovery. He is in the Brampton Hospital. We hear also that. Mr. W..Moare is back in Hospital (General) and went under another operation, on Saturday morning. Wfie hope you will soon be on the road to good health once more. On Monday, Aug. 5, one of the Humber Summit tugâ€"oâ€"war team members said you can put an item in the paper that we won the cup. Well I thought the games had been held but it seems‘ that he was only fooling at the time. Later in the day, lo and behold, there was a lovely silver cup in the H. S. post office. The Humber Summit men had won it for sure and you can certainly be sure that we are proud of you all. Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. L. Dawe, Knox Ave. on the birth of a daughter. Mr. W. Ouderkirk, has had a second operation, and is coming along pretty good, we are glad to hear that. On Saturday, August 10, the Niagara Bus, trip took place. The weather manâ€"was very kind to us, we didn‘t have one x31'0;) of rain, although it clouded over onte or twice. We had as one of the pasâ€" sengers, Mrs. Evans of Woodâ€" bridge, 90 years young, and that was her first trip to the Falls. Well you can imagine how she enâ€" joyed every minute of it, she said even the drive along the Queen Elizabeth Highway was grand. Well the eldest and youngest at the picnic had their pictures taken, Mrs. Evans, Sr., 90, and John Campbell, 17 months, of H. S. Another feature of the trip was the number of grandmothers there. Nine in all, grandfathers as well, and one great grandmother. After seeing the falls, in all their colored glory the homeward trip began, arriving back in Humber Summit at 12.30. The committee thank all who patronized this excursion. Everyone had a grand time. Visitors to Humber Summit this week were: MY. Glen and Mr. Irâ€" vine Crites, of Aultsville, Cornâ€" wall, who visited their brother; Mr. G. Crites, Knox Ave. Irvine [Humber Summit | WARN ELECTRIC 25 MAIN ST. N. RAXMusS, REFRIGERATORS, RADIOS, WASHERS, STOVES, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Installation and Repairs on HOUSE WIRING Telephone WESTON 1208 LY. 2626 RICHARDSON FURNITURE & ELECTRIC CO. Back on the Job! ELMHURST DRIVE â€" WESTON Phone: Weston 390 J 12 â€" LÂ¥ndhurst 1411 We Maintain a Complete Service Department In Our Premises REPAIRS FOR ALL TYPES OF ] PROMPT _ EFFFICTIENT _ SEFRVICE Clement Gaberialson and sister Margaret, have spent three weeks vacation at Rockwood. Visiting their grafipnrents, Mr. nd Mrs, J. B. Henry are Miss Ruth and Betty Peeler, and their friend Miss Anna Halbrook, all of Cahesus, New York. They arrived in Toronto on Friday morning by boat from Charlotte, Rochestet. Welcome to Huniber Summit girls. likes it so stay here. Summit. There is no disparity in marriage like unsuitability of mind and purâ€" pose.â€"Dickens. Toronto GEO. W. GARDHOUSE, B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, etc. â€"Officeâ€" 330 Bay St., Toronto EL. 9880 Res.: 158 Church St., Weston Weston 1164M. For appointment during day, phone office. For appointment during evening, phone residence. Elgin 1863 Hoursâ€"£ to $ ___ Phone JU, 8058 Saturday by Appointment "JUnet. 6402" _ ‘‘Weston 544" Residence: HY. 8068 GEORGE W. BULL T2 Guestville Ave. Mt. Dennia Auditor and Accountant J. EDGAR PARSONS J. T. FERGUSON 2 JOHN ST., WESTON ~ZONE 4â€"575© B USINESS > _ _DIRECTOR Y _ Barrister, Soliciter, Ete. 1017 Weston Read, Mount Dennis C. LORNE FRASER 18 Toronto Street, Toronto oâ€"16â€"52 W J. WARD F. A. SILYVERMAN K.C. 1 MONBY TO LOAN O GOOD FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE SECURITIES 88 KING ST., WESTON ZONE 4â€"475 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ete. Bank of Nove Scotia Chambers, WESTON BARRISTER, SOLICITOR AUBREY PETTIT Chartered Accountant Auditor UNDERTAKERS °_ Ambulance PHONE: ZONE 4â€"444 J. W. BROWN PROMPT â€" EFFICIENT â€" SERVICE 15 TORONTO ST. WESTON 1208 SOLICITORS 152W Office Hours: Daily Funeral Directors CHIROPRACTOR Barrister &c. well he has decided to Welcome to Humber Phones: Money To Loan JUnet. 0769 ELgip 4583 4w Inventor Working On Gadget To Limit Afterâ€"Dinner Speeches A Chicago inventor with an eye to giving aid and comfort to sufâ€" fering humanity has come up with a machine that regulates the length of addresses by afterâ€"dinner speakers. This is a great step forâ€" ward. It is to be fondly hoped that the gadget not only is foolproof, but that the inventor sets to work immediately on the mechanical adâ€" ditions or adjustments necessary to improve the quality of speeches. Most habitual listeners, however, would settle for an attachment to tune out at any time.â€"New York Worldâ€"Telegram. | BUSINESS CA RDS|| PAINTING, DECORATING JACK BAILEY HENRY POPE Zone 4â€"577 A. N. BOYLEN Cartage and Movers. Free Estimatesâ€"Friendly Advice Brush or Spray Allan‘s Service Station|â€" | INSULâ€"BRIC R. EVANS & SONS C. J. MOSSINGTON GENERAL INSURANCE Life â€" Auto â€" Fire â€" Casualty Aviation GIBSON McCARTNEY WESTON 438W. Your Satisfaction Is Our ; Success TELEPHONE WESTON 1289.â€"J Have your warm air Furnace repaired NOW. PAINTERS & DECORATORS 196 Main South WESTON 174â€"Jâ€"5 "Have those plumbing jobs done NOW." WARM AIR FURNACES (Ckade TINSMITH, ETC. 122 MAIN N., WESTON ZONE 4â€"387 Piano ROOFING CRUICKSHANK GARAGE 13 LA WRENCE AVE. PHONE 304J Interior, Exterior PHONE 676M DECORATING (BILL ALLAN, Prop.) SUPERTEST PgODUCI'B INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE INSURANCE Work Guaran CARTAGE Towing Service Guaranteed WM. A. RIGGS 1230 Jane St. MT. DENNIS 7996 or Weston 473J REPAIRED LÂ¥ndhurst 2626 AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1946 Any Place... Any Time.. JU. 8733 _ ____â€" WESTON 53 Elastic Stockings, Belts, etc, We Deliver Parcels Anywhere, Anytime. Prompt and Courteous Service. FLEET LINE TAXI CABS 38 MAIN N. * PHONE 677 No Waiting 24 Hr. Service All Drivers Exâ€"Service Men For free pickâ€"up phone us. We pay phone charges. GORDON YOUNG LTD. Phone AD. 3636, Toronte VETERAN‘S T A XI TRUSSES MADE TO ORDER W A NT ED BAKER ROY‘S TAXI Zone 4â€"334 MEDICAL SUPPLIES PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE . 24 HOURS SERVICE Reasonable Rates for Out of Town Trips Use Our Direct Line Phone At 47 Main St. N. or" Phone Weston Private Hospital Except Sundays WESTON TAXI J. C. INCH, B.A., Phm.B. RUPTURED? DEAD HORSES and CATTLE Rates In Accordance With Byâ€"Law 1142 RoOY‘S PARCEL DELIVERY INCH‘S DRUG STORE For Appointment Call 10 Yelrs"WE;p;r‘i'el;c: Private Fitting Room â€" TELEPHONE â€" 45 6 Phone PHONE TAXIS 456 Zone 4â€"595