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GIRL‘S white tube skates, size 5, . good condition. 28 Rectory I}d. e oâ€"4â€"1t _ mepulsion induction; 1450 R.P.M.; 'V,‘, Iâ€"be. ngs, nearly new, used about 30 hours. $55. Phone Wesâ€" tom 1039 after 6 p.m. oâ€"4â€"3t COUCH, 6 feet long, 26 inches _ AWide, mahogany frame, spring in excellent condition. Large chair; C wbined walnut chest of drawers and desk, clock. Phone 596â€"R. . MRAL Electric washing maâ€" â€" chine, reasonable. 77 Hearst Circle, 1479â€"Wâ€"5. oâ€"4â€"1t MAROON studio_ couch, nearly mew, $39. 259 John St. oâ€"4â€"1t QUEBEC coal heater, pipes and elbows, zinc base, perfect condiâ€" tion, $15. Boy‘s overcoat, size 16; gm'l sUit, size 38. 2 Crane Ave., estmount, Phone 981â€"W. _ oâ€"4â€"1t TRAILER, suitable for small conâ€" tractor, Three 600â€"20 tires in fimeuske an offer. 543 ; ‘w . oâ€"4â€"1t mfi euldli lovely blue corded â€" repp, preâ€"war, steel rod at back, gouple with high school girl mfl. RR N':.‘ 2, Weston. . RED ROCK high bred pullets, , April birds, good stock, reason, ill health. Phone 148â€"Wâ€"4. oâ€"4â€"1t &in rubbers, sizes 6 to 8, ; ladies‘ plain rubbers, heel, 3%, to 6%, T5¢; 8‘ leather boots, fur trimmed, : are lined, all sizes, greatly ced, price $2.95; men‘s overâ€" large size only, $3.95 value for ; men‘s cardigan wool sweater , all sizes, $3.95; men‘s felt s or leather covered, reduced 8, all sizes, $3.95; children‘s shoes and rubber boots, all at very reasonable prices. J. T, 8â€"foot crosscut, 2 steel barâ€" is, 45 gallons. Curtain stretâ€" s.with | pins. . 4, 5, 6 gallon g‘v:toch, some dishes, 50 panes Diamond _ Glass 14x20. 6762. oâ€"4â€"1t box, 100 lbs. : capacity, good ndition, phone 1109â€"R. _ oâ€"4â€"1t p. lhi&VRIC motor; 25 cycle; ir boy‘s skates, size 1. Phone , 13 Macdonald avenue. oâ€"4â€"1 ER sewing machine, treadie; HBAHARLY TollaPÂ¥VRs RAX ‘pen. fi Budgies, all colours, ready training, also new bird cages. T. Hilton, 31 Main street , Weston. oâ€"4â€"4t pair man‘s skates, size 8; one IING of beauty is a joy forâ€" Â¥. Beautiful mink neck pieces, searves _ and capes. Lloyd 252 Russell avenue, Wesâ€" hum 1529â€"Jâ€"1. oâ€"3â€"2t Eplnt‘lc lamp shades. Many z.l: to choose from. They are ableâ€"and dustâ€"proof. We can l Eour frames if you wish. â€" Hawe, 43 Station S}reeg. enthal &‘Co., Weston, corner and Lawrence. oâ€"4â€"1t or more unfurnished or furâ€" ed rooms in Weston vicinity, [ windows, custom built, imâ€" , service, Harwood Indusâ€" WA. 0060, after 6 p.m. C 0â€"2â€"3t iriflflpl'flment, specially solid | springs throughout, trim, at a sacrifice price. Weston 1576â€"Jâ€"12. oâ€"4â€"t m ranch and save E” md . dressed [m,lw if you wish ) these furs. No obligation. 8 Fur "arm, RR No. 3, misses‘ coats, one hunter‘s n, beaver trimmed, size 14; aick fitted coat, platinum fox mizeâ€"16, $8 each; boy‘s navy tush coat, size 14, chamois g: also oxford grey overâ€" 40, $8. All in perfect on.‘ Weston 257â€"Wâ€"3. annex, white porcelain, trimâ€" with grey, stainless steel cg’nuonal?le. 6 Franklin umber Heights. 995â€"J. _ 767â€"W. Y wool and camel‘s hair Full length button in s lining. Good condition, 14. _ Reasonable. Ph:ne % oâ€"4â€"1t ‘S large size wooden crib in eolor with panel ends. mattress like new. Also a ible, folding carriage, color Phone 262â€"R. oâ€"4â€"1t 8, 2 pair, fully lined, 2% long, flowered chintz, good n, reasonable. 140 John ton. oâ€"4â€"1t Ia rabbits and E:rlchu for ' + * i or a S sfecial bargain pricey: ME u:lieu, lnowl removâ€" nor repairs, etc. nflwRMm on threeâ€" m or flat. Quiet, couple, no chilâ€" ellent references. Phone Frank, Weston 419. and Platinem Fox Furs. DATION WANTED house or duplex, Cip, spine, xâ€"44â€"tf oâ€"4â€"1t oâ€"4â€"1t Qâ€"3â€"8t oâ€"4â€"1t y pen. oâ€"4â€"1t at current rates on Weston resiâ€" dential property. The Canada Perâ€" manent Trust ComEuny. 320 Bay Stweet, telephone Elgin 4461. In A PAIR of bifocal glasses with plastic frame, between Westâ€" mount and the Weston theatre. Kindly return to 149 Riverside drive, Westmount. Reward. _ FIRST Mortgage Loans arranged district residential properties will receive prompt, experienced attention from the Real Estate Deâ€" partment of The Canada Permanâ€" ent Trust Company, corner â€"of Baxâ€" and Adelaide Streets, Toronte, If you would like us to lo@K/at your property, with no oblig#®ition to you, telephone Mr. Poll in Weston at 1548â€"W. xâ€"20â€"tf FRASER‘Avenue, second lot from Scartt Road, 60x120. Restrictâ€" €4, loam soil, trees. Phone 127;7-.1. ‘ 0â€"4â€"1t waxed by a reliable and experiâ€" enced man. Old floors brought ‘:I like new. Best materials u Satisfaction guaranteed. JU. 4670 47 Heintzman Ave.. Toronto. xâ€"t.f. Weston telephone Mr. Pollard at 1548â€"W. xâ€"20â€"tf mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope with price list; six samples, 25¢; 24 samples, $1. Mail Order Dept. G4, Novâ€"Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. xâ€"52â€"1t HAVE a sleighing party behind a in Weston. Phone 935â€"W beâ€" tweemr 2 and 5 p.m. LY. 4073 evenings. oâ€"4â€"It BLACK sport shoe. Owner may have same by paying for ad. . HYGIENIC supplies (rubber gocru_is?)_ LISTINGS for sale of Weston and Phone Weston Zone 4â€"415 after 6 p.m. oâ€"3â€"4t SERVICE to oil burners and space work, Mixers for rent. Phone Weston 1331â€"J after 6 p.m. _ MODERN floor service. Local veteran now in business. .Floors cleaned, waxed and polished. Any kind of flooring brought up uke new. Work guaranteed. Free estiâ€" mates. New electric polisher. Wallâ€" paper cleaned. Windows cleaned. Painted walls washed. Phone A. Corras, 1480â€"Jâ€"2. xâ€"51â€"tf heaters. Wick supplies, oil tanks. Donald Giffen, Edgeley, Ont. Phone Maple, 74 r 23. oâ€"3â€"1t team of fleetâ€"footed, fillies. W. Banks. Phone 628â€"W. | oâ€"4â€"1t and wife desire unfurnished suite, no children, abstainers. Mr, Wilâ€" liams, Phone JU. 1181, Local 24. 8.30 to 4.30. ‘oâ€"4â€"1t BEAUTY Parlor business for sale HAVE your floors cleaned‘ and arch correction.~ . Featherweight arch supports to individual impresâ€" sion casts made of every foot. Hours by appointment. _ Phone Weston 691â€"M. oâ€"46â€"tf GIRL to share room, twin beds, $5, work, Specializes in bathrooms, sinks, fireplaces, etc. Thirty years experience. Phone 1068â€"J. _ xâ€"45â€"1t UPHOLSTERING _ done, _ work guaranteed, estimates given free. Apply 21 Nickle Ave., Mt. Dennisi xâ€"33â€"t SAVE moneyâ€"do your own cement drives, sidewalks, etc. R. Wheeler, phone 420â€"Jâ€"13. xâ€"52â€"tf / furnished "muh;’"fi Xlult’u _or vflnfi. no. children. 415, es and Guide. ®P oâ€"g R. Le MAITRE, Foot Specialist in ROOM, breakfast optional. Phone 780â€"J. oâ€"4â€"1t board if nccessari'. 52 Que'er'l’s' Drive, Zone 4â€"482. « 6â€"4â€"1t SNO w clep_red with snow plough, MR. FIX IT will fix anything pnintini; free estimates, prompt service. Phone LY. 3315, 3600 Eglington Ave. West. oâ€"3â€"tf WANTED to rent, two or three CALL L. Rosart for all your tile STRIPPING, paper hanging and For Bookkeeping Machine Stenographer ACCOMMODATION WANTED Canada Cycle & Moter CO. LIMITED WESTON BUSINESS FOR SALE EMPLOYMENT WANTED For Shipping Dept. PROPER"FiEs FOR SALE MOR~CAGE LOANS T.C.A. TECHNICIAN PROPERTIES WANTED WANTED INTERMEDIATE SERVICES OFFERED PROFESSIONAL ROOMS TO LET OPERATOR FEET HURT? PERSONAL FOUND xâ€"50â€"4f oâ€"4â€"1t oâ€"4â€"1t In addition there may be other sums received since the close of the campaign. While this financial result is the final measure of sucâ€" cess in our sense, consideration must be given to the time and efâ€" fort spent to achieve mi. favorâ€" able result. One cannot l{ but be impressed by the accomplishment rofiible in a friendly community in support of a worthy and popâ€" plar cause. â€" 3 l Coming Events Mr. W. 8. MacCulloch presented the campaign report as follows: The quota usigned to the Weston bnn& was $3,500.00. The total donations paid into the xnk amounted to $4,426.66. A surplus over allotment of $926.66. . â€" * The 1947 campaign followed the fhiethods# @sed in g:vioui years and the rnrm of townspeople fiâ€" nancially and for voluntary service In Memoriam VINEHAM,â€"In proud and loving memory of our dear brother, Sgmn. N. P. Vineham, who died of wounds received in Italy, on Jan. 22, 1944. * God knew that he,»{vu suffering, That the hil8 were hard to clime, So He cloged his weary eyelids, _ And whispered "Peace be thine." Aw@y in the beautiful hills of God, "By the valley of rest so fair; Some time, some day, we know not when, We will meet our loved one there. Sadly missed and ever rememâ€" bered by Sister Lil and brotherâ€"inâ€" law, Willard Smith. f MATTINâ€"In loving memory of _ our dear son, Flight Seffieant Leslie Walter Mattin, aged 19, of 170 Lawrence avenue, who lost his life with the members of his crew over Berlin, Jan. 20, 1944. Buried in Municipal cemeâ€" tery, Gollin, Brandenburgh Provâ€" ince, ,Germany. Gone but not forgotten, Farewell thou dear departed one; }Lamenting is in vain, We hope in heaven when Jesus calls To meet with you again. _ _ _ Births Marriages GREAVES â€" S W I D I C K â€" In St. John‘s Anglican Church, Ottawa, on Saturday, January 17, 1948, Violet, Bioungest daughter of the late r. and Mrs.. Thomas Swidick, of Moose Jaw, Sask., to Holley R. Greaves, RCMP, CID, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Greaves, Rectory road, Weston. KINGâ€"Born on WednemfinJm. 14, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy E/ King, St. Catharines, Ontario, a son, Robert Arthur, a brother for Ronald and Carolyn. Mr. and Mrs. Handy wish to anâ€" nounce the coming marriage of their daughter, Eva, to Mr. Bernâ€" ard Graham, son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Graham of Toronto. _ The marriage to take place on Saturâ€" day, January 24th at St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church. The voluntary nursing group gave a brief report, stating 250 cancer dressingl were made by this firoup and delivered to cancer eadquarters in Toronto. A garâ€" den held in June realized the sum of $26.00, and $25.00 of this was donated to the Humber Memorial Hospital. _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Annual Reports Show â€"Continued from page 1 quilts, and Miss Chapman, sewing, also our cutter, Mrs. Munro. that 519 articles were shipped durâ€" ing 1947, this being an increase of 10. At present there are approxiâ€" mately 50 articles on hand or being knitted. Wool purchased 40 pounds, wool on hand 12 pounds. Miss Dickin, convener of the quilt department, re‘forted 19 quilts were made and distributed; 16 went overseas which were donated to families; 2 to a burntâ€"out family and one to @ family in Weston. _ and chairs recovered and rebuilt. Repairs ito all upholstered furniâ€" ture. A. Lyon, 1002 Weston Rd., Mt. Dennis, MUâ€"2706. PHILLIPSâ€"In loving rememâ€" brance of our dear son, Jim, who was called suddenly, Jan. 23, 1941, age 16 years. Your presence is ever near us, Your love remains with us yet; For you were the kind of a son Your parents could never forget. Sadly missed alwaysâ€" _ _ Knitting report by convener, Mrs. W. S. MacCulloch, showed tions, _ cupboards, â€" etc. . R. wfl-m.w-m. 420â€"Jâ€"18. | > _ UPHOLSTERING â€" Chesterfield Engagements Maple Leaf Community Club anâ€" nounces their Community Dance, Euchre and Family Movie Nite to be held at Maple Leaf School, Saturday, January 24th at 8.00 %m. Modern dances by Eatons and Box. Square Dancing, Feaâ€" ture Comedy and Family Films will be the main feature for a very enjoyable evening. xâ€"8â€"1t Births, Marriages, Deaths, Cards of Thanks, Engage ments, In Memoriams Notices Under These Headings SERVICES OFFERED: NOoTICES Charge 50¢. Mum and Dad. Mom and Dad. xâ€"52â€"tf when the Downsview Woman‘s Misâ€" sionary Auxiliary held their meetâ€" ing at her home on Wednesday afternoon, January 14th. Thirteen members and a visitor were presâ€" ent. The president, Mrs. W, Young, presided. A hymn and the Lord‘s‘ Prayer were followed by the minâ€" utes of last meeting and business. Mrs. Dickin, the treasurer, reported total income for 1947, $84.00, being $14.00 over allocation. Total memâ€" bership for year, 15. _ After the worship service, Mrs. Yonnq (!ave a story from the study book "Great is the Company," the story of John Eliot and his work with the Indians of Massachusetts. By much labor and the help of one Indian who could speak the English lmgua;o. he was able to construct an Indian grammar. After 20 years, with much searching for Indian words to express the idea of father, God, heaven, temple and many other words, Eliot translated the whole Bible and put it into the hands of the Indians of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, about the middle of the 17th century. _ Thus, through schools set up by Eliot, a generâ€" ation of the children of Christian Indians had learned to read and write, and a few more were even studying for the ministry in Harâ€" vard Colleg. John Eliot‘s Indian Bible was the first book grinted in North American Indian language, and the first Bible published in ’;he western hemisphere. w2 The budget for 1948 was presentâ€" ed as follows: Civilian relief ..._._._._.___$ 300.00 Exâ€"servicemen & families 500.00 Administration ......_.._._.____ 50.00 Rental .~mmmmunmmmememes $24.00 Workroom expenses ... _ 50.00 Materials purchased ... 300.00 Hospital .............._.__. 1,300.00 Campaign ..._._._ _ 75.00 Keep It Sanitary Everybody benefits by sanitary conditions at home, at work and in public places. Therefore, say the health authorities, everyone should do his or her part in maintaining safe and sanitary environment. Work places should be kept clean and tidy, wastes disposed of proâ€" perly and promptly, toilets and washâ€"places aired thoroughly, and disinfected frequently, and Steps taken to ensure that environment is such that it discourages dirt and disease, was as generous and helpful«as formally. The local press, the Wesâ€" ton Theatre and local storekeepers contributed as usual to the pubâ€" licity throughout the campaign. Nearly one hundred voluntary workers reported for duty under the Ieadersgip of ex'gerienced capâ€" tains of six teams. The ladies and gntlemen of these units deserve the grateful thanks of the Red Cross for excellent work. Letters exgressing thanks for the work done by the branch at the Toronto Hospital were received and read. Each of these letters told how much appreciated by the gafienta and the staff the work the ranch has accomplished. Each exâ€" pressed a hope th_é{‘ewoulcl continue with the work. tters received were from Alberta Bell, Reg.N., superintendent of nurses, Toronto Hospital; G. C. Gold, secretary, patients‘ council, Toronto Hospital; C. A. Wicks, NfD, superintendent, Toronto Hospital. _ â€" Correspondent; Mrs. Geo. Burry ACROSS 1. Darning implement 4. Market 8. Double 12. Shelter 13. Exchange gramlum 14. Skin 16. Meant 17. Valley on the moon 18. Smooth 19. Crowded together 20. Angry 22. African fly 24. Metallic sound 26. Border 21. Correlative of either 20. Everything 30. External 32. Tree 33. Bun god 24. Active 35. Mentioned 317. flrlcm desert 30. Time unttr 40. Embattle 42. Chidt 44. Sea weed 45. Shorten 48. g?llll 49. Flexible pipe 50. Peda} digit 61. Savey 52. Optics §3. Concluston 1. Olden timem DOWNSVIEW CROSSWORD PUZZILE order 3. Army officer 4. Companion 6. Deputy 6. Free 7. For 2. Teamster‘s (The answer to this puzzle appears clsewhere in this kue» $2,899.00 300.00 500.00 50.00 324.00 50.00 8. Craving 9. Ill'lnh ight ay wr 10. Eou â€" 11 18 17. 19. 20 31. 28. 25 21 â€"Continued from page 1 The pup, which is about seven months old, has been shown several times in sanction shows, and has won numerous ribbons. His regisâ€" tered name is St! John of Elstow, (kennel name Tully), and he was born June 23, 1947. His sire is Lance of Lodestone, USA, from Lodestone Kennels which are among the leading kennels in the States. _ The dam is Elmhill Elfleda, bred by the late Dr. Copper, Canada‘s most outstanding collie breeder. The entire show, has been planâ€" ned by members of the Mt. Dennisâ€" Weston Rotary Club, and the staff and students of the schools, to give the utmost in pleasure and delight. It holds the promise, that everyone who attends will go away comâ€" pletely satisfied with a performâ€" ance, which has resulted only from the diligent work of all concerned. or in the middle of intersections. Be sure no train is near before starting across a level crossing. Be sure there is a clear chance before starting into an intersection. Toâ€"morrow night, Weston Fourth Grand Winter Carnival, at the Recreation Centre. Don‘t miss it, it will be tops. Rotary proceeds will be given to the Humber Memorial Hospital Fund, while the school‘s portion will be used to provide equipment for the school. Automobiles stall more easily in winter weather. The Ontario Deâ€" partment of Highways warns moâ€" torists not to take chances on their cars stalling on railroad crossings 1948 Winter â€"Continued from page 1 and the people of Weston have co’n- tributed greatly to the council‘s success. Newton, favoured the meeting with three vocal selections that were enjoyed by all. Outlay For Winter Chairman Alf Slater introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Robay Kidd, who gave a very enlightening and educational address on the beneâ€" fits of orfianized recreational and educational programs. He stressed the fact,that education and recreaâ€" tion worked in closed harmony to reap good results, and {)ointed out that if one was overlooked the other program would not be successful. The BarbershoY Trio, Dean Newâ€" ton, Jack McC elland and Ken Royal Conservatory WESTON| * COMPANY, LIMITED Sav’ time and money by obtaining your loan at our convenient office. Loans from $50 to $1,000 are provided without endorâ€" sers of bankable security. of Music WESTONâ€"Inch Apts, 28â€"J MT. DENNISâ€"3561 Eglinton W. Piano Singing Kindergarten Marion Demorestâ€"LL. 9240 SERVICE FINANCE COMPANY, LIMITED 2 John Street 2nd Floor s Bank of Montreal Building PHONE ZONE 4â€"591 WESTON is Hours: 9 to 4 or by appoiarment. when you need it Require Baking chamber Give back Youth iqddm Mark of a wound Jar Butterfly Rodent Mind SERVICE FINANCE £8. i’.lcin 31. Russian river 32. Radiate #4. Most rationgl 36. Mine approsch 37. Part 38. Entertain 40, Paper fastener 41. Rush 43. Land measures 38. Entertain 40, Paper fastener 41. Rush 43. Land measures 45. Bashful 46. Electrified wttleln 47. Was ahead 49. That fellow in 3 W ESTON Private Hospital GEO. W. GARDHOUSE, B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, etc. Elgin 1863 Money To Loan 18 Toronto Street, Toronto *JUnct. 6402" _ "Weston 544" Residence:. HY. 8068 330 Bay. St., Toronte â€" EL. 9880 JU. 8733 _ _ _ WESTON 53 Elastic Stockings, Belts, etc. Zone 4â€"342 Household Wiring Electrical Repairs Base Plugs, etc. Â¥. Cl‘l:‘OPlACl‘ol ervous Chronic Discases T2 Guestville Ave. Mt. Dennis Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers ZONE 4â€"475 TRUSSES MADE TO ORDER 10 Years‘ Experience Private Fitting Room FOR RESULTS USE TIMES & GUIDE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 55 LA WRENCE AVE. W. Herb Gillespie CEORGE W. BULL Auditor and Accountant 46 MAIN ST. N. â€" LZONE 4â€"575 J. T. FERGUSON Res.: 158 Church St., Weston MEDICAL SUPPLIES J. EDGAR PARSONS , _ Weston 1164M. _ For appointment during day, C. LORNE FRASER _ INCH‘S DRUG STORE J. C. INCH, B.A., Phm.B. RUPTURED? BARRISTER, SOLICITOR CHIROPRACTIC CONTRACTORS AUBREY PETTIT Chartered Accountant Auditor For Appointment Call Saturday By Appointment J. W. BROWN WANT ADps ZONE 4â€"426 104 Main St. N. 15 TORONTO ST. Office Hourss Daily Number ZONE 4â€"328 Phone JU. 8059 ELgin 4583 oâ€"16â€"52 4w PAINTING, DECORATING Interior â€" Exterior PHONE 676â€"M JACK BAILEY HENRY POPE W A NT ED PHONE 1151 Free Estimatesâ€"Friendly Advice Brush or Spray ZONE 4â€"245 Your Satisfaction Is Our Success ~BUSINESS$ CA R D $ _ Allan‘s Service Station For free pickâ€"up phone us. GIBSON McCARTNEY PAINTERS & DECORATORS 61 ST. JOHN‘S RD. w. "All Passengers Insured" PHONE POWER‘S TAXI We pay phone charges. GORDON YOUNG LTD. Phone AD. 3636, Toronto 196 Main South "Have those plumbing jobs done NOW." CMiddcm W. J. WARD WARM AIR FURNACES DUNLOP TAXI PHONE: ZONE 4â€"444 Specialized Motor Tuncâ€"up 122 MAIN N., WESTON ZONE 4â€"387 Towing Service TINSMITH, ETC. DEAD HORSES and ~ CATTLE CRUICKSHANK GARAGE UNDERTAKERS 351w DECORATING Funeral Directors . _ Ambulance WESTON 174â€"Jâ€"5 (BILL ALLAN, Prop.» | SUPERTESTâ€" PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE REPAIRED TAXIS WINDER‘S Now Operating from 239 MAIN ST. 8., Corner of ST. JOHNS RD. and MAIN ST. _ â€" 24 HOUR SERVICE _ Roy‘s Taxi All Passengers Insured T A X 1 BAKER Except Sundays TELEPHONE Zone 4â€"327 WESTON TAXI VETERAN‘S PIANO TUNING Reasonable Rates All Passengers Insured Operating from 162 ROSEMOUNT AVE. 1230 JANR 4Unet, 799 Prompt Courteous 429 MAIN ST,. N. At End of Car Line ROUND THE CLOCK SERVICE Phone 1589 TO SERVE YOU 24 HOURS A DAY GORD‘S TAXI 111 Closed All Day Wednesday, FLEET LINE TAXI CABS T A X I 38 MAIN N. 900 Phones Weston â€" 677 Mu. â€" 5772 Work Gunrantesd Phone TAXIS for