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m‘ RTABLE room and board 1 for an elderly lady in a home in Weston, Phone s 189â€" W»8. oâ€"48â€"1t in Sick Children s HOBPIEA®, UH* floor mode! IrONET, $UD,, CUDTT fiwuum because of lack |moving to 60 area, Phone if accommodation, Phone Kenwood lwm 1780-'1.':”? aâ€"48â€"1t W‘Wfim{ frapis m’ roof: materials in râ€" Lect condition. Sell as little up:ne whingle.. For {ull_ information WOULD like two or three 1}!\!61*- l-"'- Ne mt mished rooms for three children, |COFPFIELD washer, $45.; Thor in Sick Children‘s Hospital, unâ€" ‘ i . $95.; t 20c ozan oul beceule of lack mmn?" mddm 60 l?w,d. w‘“ oy;:; _ for five days per week in Wesâ€" lon., Box 4806, Times and Guide. & oâ€"48â€"1t IRWIN‘S Fur Farm offers silver gx hurt-shaged capes at $50. A deposit will hold until Christâ€" Other styles in silver or F.nmn at very reasonable prices. ‘Arwin, Weston 1080â€"J. _ xâ€"44â€"tf SZSY budgies, all colors, ready ‘Ph:bne' Bolton 275. Efi Dâ€"MADE lamp shades of the new dust proof plastic, Recover‘s {specialty. E(Ell H awe, 43 ‘\ukm St. Phone 767â€"W. _ aâ€"46â€"8t CHE &0 DOWBIRS CCC HEDDIY CESNe "‘for training. Mr. T. Hilton, 31 Mailt St. S. _ oâ€"48â€"1t FOUNG dressed ducks, 5â€"6 Ibs, average. We guarantee them prictly fresh. Delivery every Satâ€" x: mn;:g Reve Castator, 91 ~24, Woodbridge. oâ€"47â€"2t phone after 5.30. George . Best, mg. 1387â€"W, 21 npprfnegt‘t.s‘t: finish, almost new 6 ply ti y â€" tives, i ufranteod miléage 64,000, Com: od 24 7 IPZ OM 31â€" pletely winterized. Heater. Ready fmilesduolblehoedrivi;& tobcnnhh:gmch 1983 Buick 8 deluxe sedan, light series model 50. . Private sale. _ brighten your hau' make an Ideal , Christmasâ€" Purchases made now, held until Christmas if desired. _ Prices reasonable. Mil -w. Btephens, 80 Russell Ave., We ; Phone 1529â€"Wâ€"1. oâ€"48â€"1t _ brighten your haer make an Ideal , Christmasâ€" Purchases made now, held until Christmas if desired. _ Prices reasonable. Mil -w. Btephens, 80 Russell Ave., Weston, Phone 1529â€"Wâ€"1. oâ€"48â€"1t ONE pis ; one baby‘s crib; ui& mring and mattress} twe dressers; one kitchen table, w: one baby bathinette; one room table with three leafs. 1 Lippincott St. West. 0â€"48â€"1t ONE bo!y‘s brown and fawn tweed évat, fit boy 10 or 11 years; one mo black board; one roll top k and chair, suitable for child up to 12 years. Phone 13â€"Jâ€"4. ONE %4 h.p. 25 cycle Westinghouse , new condition, Phone & oâ€"48â€"1t H air furnace and two space heaters. Apply rear of 100 Main i‘)fibrm tweed coat, size 10; pair skates, size 1â€"2; ski and 5 ft., all articles in _good tion and reasonable. Phone OIE space heater, largest Norge TOâ€"A; 2100 %(km tanks® with wil.> Phone 1541â€"Wâ€"4. oâ€"48â€"1t KIDDY car to fit child two or three years; dresses and skirts for 14 old girl, Zone 4â€"406 Friday or n;rday‘ morning. aâ€"48â€"1t '.SLYMOUTH sedan, good tires, , battery, new master cylinâ€" ders* Phone 598â€"J between 6 and 7 wom. 0â€"48â€"1t nix."â€"â€"*' taffeta.evening dress, short I % S:.l,hldfl.. hike new, 14 or 16 size; ‘ "gray flannel dress, wize 18. Phone 514â€"J. 0â€"48â€"1t SPEED â€" skating outfit, lady‘s, CHESTERFIELD suite, exceptionâ€" i’ fine, never. used; dining lite, mahogany bedroom suite, w rug including Persians, oil printings, hall runner, lanips, mirror. MU. 0355. xâ€"48â€"1w GIRL‘S twoâ€"wheel bicycle (small ‘size), almost new, Zone 4-325.' * oâ€"48â€"1t Wfium* pram, marcon; Ruud Moz, 'Mct’lly new. {T:-'ie > 0 t â€" ARTICLES FOI SALE :$550 Dependable Transportation CHER desires room and board CANARIES FOR SALE EERY little songster FMENT or flat for busines lz _ _ cAit CTABLE working man deâ€" uboud. single no-w'ifll people; vicinity ‘Weston s, mons , abstainer, ionally elean car that has | excellent, condition, sacrifice at c best of care. Original | $100.00. Zone 4â€"341. oâ€"48â€"It 120 Th MWâ€"V.I South Station x5 oâ€"48â€"1t ze. i, nearly .new, $10,00. , 1580 Jane St. 0â€"48â€"it TION WANTED :# portiers, oak dining 5â€"6 lbs. ; red Harâ€" , size 16. oâ€"48â€"1t oâ€"48â€"1t oâ€"48â€"1t oâ€"48â€"1t «48â€"1t â€"1t â€"1t ’;; J STUDENTS winter overcoat, tweed dibr nds dDid h ean tnet 7W Een TT STEEL I Beam, 10 inches wide, 18 _ feet long. Phone 703â€"Jâ€"1, 0â€"48â€"1t substantial savings,. Custom made, direct from mill to you. Ask for catalogue today, Dept. 63, Midland Mills, Midland, Ont. xâ€"48â€"1t _ Turn in all your old woollens, and get brand new, allâ€"wool or pure wool blankets, in newest colours, at NEW Blankets from Old Woollens. _ months "old, lovely disposition, mags ffor tage ture." pmu 985â€"M. g .oâ€"48:1t LYRIC radio, eight tube, iess po Paane 171 AMERICAN cement and mortar mix, C. H. Hoover, Nobleton. GIRL‘S coat, size 12â€"14, green moâ€" hair ~ith quilted lining, good condition. Zone 4â€"571. oâ€"48â€"1t _ size 38, good as new. 34 Gratton St. oâ€"48â€"1t lBANGE‘I"I‘E, reasonable, Phone â€" 1881â€"W after 6 p.m. oâ€"48â€"1t AIREDALE, male, pedigreed, 18 OVERCOAT, boy‘s, size 14 to 16, -'A&‘e YOUNG lady‘s winter coat, size 1 *8iZ, beige and bromn: APhont ks oâ€" LADYIS white figure skates, Samâ€" son boots and Canadian Club blades, size 7, price $9.00. Phone Westan 629â€"]. oâ€"48â€"1t ‘85 CHEV. coupe, nice condition, Call 1681â€"W. oâ€"48â€"1t Weston 629â€"J. _ landscapes, reasonably priced. Phone Zone 4â€"467. oâ€"48â€"3t NINE piece dining suite, walnut, OIL paintings for sale, original TWO pair white boots and skates, size 4; 1 pair figure skates, size 8; 1 pair speeders, size 7. Phone 624â€"J. oâ€"48â€"1t EASY Spin dry washing machine, $60.00. Apply 25 Grant Ave., Mt. Dennis. oâ€"48â€"1t MOFFAT coal and gas combination GIRL‘S winter coat, fur lined, size 14; boy‘s winter overcoat,. size 10; boy‘s fall weight coat, size 16. Phone 194â€"M. .0 0â€"48â€"1t stove, cream and black. Apply 120 Harding Ave. 0â€"48â€"1t SPIRELLA Foundation Garments, individually, scientifically . deâ€" signed for style, health and comâ€" fort. Call after 5 p.m. Office LY. 0018. oâ€"47â€"4t like tio 'd&'j fiofii@;vsriga cb;ifi: pariion for lady or keep house for gentleman. Phone 114â€"J. oâ€"48â€"1t man would like position in Wesâ€" ton or Mt, Dennis district, Several years experience in general office duties, personnel work and bookâ€" keeping. Phone Mrs. Boyle, 1436â€"J. * *‘ D% 0â€"48â€"1t HANDYMAN will do« anything around the home. Floors waxed, winting, c:%ntry. Adams, 1147 eston Rd. LO. 6704. Gâ€"46â€"3t A WOMAN in her sixties would A CAPABLE young: martied woâ€" day at my home from 10.30 to 4 for $2.00, including lunch. A reâ€" liable housewife with threeâ€"yearâ€" old boy. Phone 1323â€"J. oâ€"48â€"1t SPECIAL 6â€"room house cleaned, waxed and electrically polished, from $12 up, brought up like new. We are experts, 15 years‘ experâ€" ience, all materials supplied. City wide service. Phone Mr. Wood. DO YOU need time off for Christâ€" mas shopping? Will care for your child Monday through Thursâ€" BOY wanted jo learn hardwa business and"drive truck. A Wmulm.lldnm.g GIRL Tor counter work at Weston Wanted . . . CARRIER BOYS TIMES & GUIDE EMPLOYMENT WANTED For Mount Dennis: _ Cireulation Dept. Wed. Afternoon HELP WANTED w 6 m a m 10 4 oâ€"48â€"1t Phone oâ€"48â€"1t oâ€"48â€"3t Alleys, 6â€"48â€"1t _ panion to elderly woman. and assist :ath house work. Ap%iz Church St., Weston. oâ€"48â€"1 A WOMAN to clean the house one MIDDLE aged woman as> comâ€" _ day a week. Apply 124 Roseâ€" -:uyt :n, Phone fl‘-l. â€" @â€"68â€"1% rooms, four piece tile bath, modern tiled kitchen with ample cupboard space, air conditioned, open fireplace, oak floors, double garage with overhead doors, storm sash, screens and blinds included, _ __ WESTON BUNGALOW ONE YEAR OLD OWNER occupied, five oil painted HERE is unheard value $2400. balance at 4%4 per cent. Beautiâ€" ful fiveâ€"room bungalow, situated close to transportation, school and shopping centre. Attractive large living room, family size dining room and two spacious bedrooms. Ultra modern kitchen with ample cupboards and. mastic tile floor. Modern f.ur piece bathroom. Semiâ€" finished _ recreation room. Oak floors. Just off builders hands. Possession in ten days, Phone Builder 1559â€"J. _ oâ€"48â€"1t io. on lc 20 0h ic in taad veil hh inlnie l"fi venetian blind in living room, Solid brick, fully imn\ated?gm 400. Down payment $5,000, cash. Phone 1768â€"J. neâ€"48â€"1t WILL the person who picked up the rugby ball on Merrill street parkette please return to Stewart Auntram, 1664 Jane !St. or phone 1282â€"R. =â€" ___ oâ€"48â€"1t Wriiun applications will: be received by. the undersigned up ‘The successful applicant will be required to formulate and direct a Community programme of training in physical fitness and recreation, and to own and operate a car. . __ _ received by. the undqm;gnod 3 until 5 p.m., Nov. 25th, 1948, for the posiaon of Recreational Director for the Township of North York. _ _ w _ State full particulars as to qu.nlif.icagiom. age, salary reâ€" made reasonably, quickly and L__[nciagqg_ also custom. tailoring. goods) mailed postpaid in plain, Sealed envélope with price list; six samples, 25¢; 24 samples, $1. Mail ‘Order t. G4, Novâ€"Rubber Co. Box 91. Hamilton, Ont. _ xâ€"38â€"tf Phone 1239 BEAUTIFY your home with ornaâ€" mental trees and evergreens. For expert information and experience Two weeks‘ supply $1; 12 weeks $5. at Brigg‘s b‘Tncg'l Drug 8'.0‘1-3.1 LD k ul ctu lc Xxâ€"68â€"1t eall 503â€"M Weston. Your local representative for Stone & Welâ€" lington, The Fonthill Nnrseriia. ¢ \xâ€"48â€"t PLANT a hedge this fallâ€"exâ€" tremely hardyâ€"quick growing Chinese Elmâ€"will grow two feet the first yearâ€"enough plants (25) to plant 25 feetâ€"size 12 inches when shipped. Special price, 25 lants for $2.98. Write for New B‘m Full Colour Garden Guide, Brookdale â€" Kingsway Nurseries, Bowmanville, Ontario, HYGIENIC supplies (rubber BE safe. Guard your health. o}:Jgienic. Supplies: (rubber i s) mailed in strong envelopes. bsolute secrecy without embarrâ€" assment. Firgtâ€"class merchandise. Price $1.00 per dozen, mailed one hour after receiving | order. The Greb Training Co., Dept. 250, 1275 Queen St, West, Toronto, Ont. DO you want to buy homes? Business properties or farms? Do you want to sell real estate of any kind. Write, call for special service Zalek Vertlieb, The Friendâ€" ly Broker, 103 Euclid Ave., arch supports to individual impresâ€" sion ':-b made of every foot. _ ivm:s, choice lot, reasonable, 50‘ x 180‘. Phone Zone 4â€"352. _ E. Le _ specialist in arch correction. Featherweight HELP ‘WANTEDâ€"FEMALE ROYAL YORK RD. and Lawrence Would the party or parties who saw accident at Jane and William Street, Monâ€" day, September 13, 1948, between milk truck and motorcycle, please call Wesâ€" ton 925â€"Wâ€"1. ‘oronto. Phone WA. 8172. oâ€"46â€"4t Have your material and pattern Slendor Tablets are effective. A. G, STANDING, Clerk, Township of North York, Willowdale, Ont. MEN, DON‘T TAKE RISKS RECREATION DIRECTOR FOR THE Township of NORTH YORK NOTICE PROPERTIES FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES 160, NURSERIES â€"W, Mrs. Cruse, 0â€"48â€"2t NOTICE LOST NAL xâ€"42â€"tf 0-‘7871' FURNISHED bedroom for rent, abstainers _ and _ non â€" smokers, breakfast if desired, Phone 97&“11': \ . oâ€" â€" LARGE front furnished room, 139 WILLIAM ST. for convalesâ€" cents, semiâ€"invalid and retired persons, Weston 1281â€"W. xâ€"33â€"tf single beds, breakfast, suit one or two girls, Phone 570â€"R. â€" oâ€"48â€"1t FURNISHED bedroom, oil heated, _ with board if desired. Phone 1541â€"Wâ€"4. 0_ _ _____ oâ€"48â€"1t FURNISHED room for rent with board. Phone 1560â€"J. oâ€"48â€"1t ONE large, bright furnished room, continuous hot water, warm, men preferred. Apply 162 Main street south. 045 1t BEDâ€"SITTING room and kitchenâ€" centrally located, continuous hot water, suit business lady or girls. Phone 546â€"W. _ oâ€"48â€"1t COMFORTABLY furnished room, ette, furnished. Phone 533â€"J, after 5 p.m. oâ€"48â€"1t f Patiks Avsnte Setwien Cjilege Straot and Pine Street authorizing the conveyance: thereof, Notice is hereby &ivan that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Weston proposes after the 18th day of November, publication of this notice, to ;iuu a byâ€"law to ;bog up and close that part of Patika Avenue lyâ€" ing between the easterly limit of College Street and the wesâ€" terly limit of: Pine Street, and to authorize the, conveyance thereof to the n.buttin; owner. EXCAVATING, grad.ing: i)louglr- ing and culfivatiw with tractor. R. Vghee]er. Phone Weston 420â€"Jâ€"13 and repairs reasonable. Houses, garages, recreation rooms, trim; cupboards. For estimates phone Rumsey Bros., Contractors, Weston 1524â€"J or 954â€"W. xâ€"41â€"1t boards, _ tileboard, _ window screens, storm windows and Tepâ€" airs, Zone 4â€"516, 172 John St. _ CARPENTRY, building alterations The proopsed byâ€"law ‘and plans, showing the lands to be affected, may be seen at my office in the Town Hall; CARPENTERY, _ kitchen _ cupâ€" MODERN floor service. Local veteran now in business. Floors cleaned, waxed and polished, Any kind of flooring brought up like new. _ Work: guaranteed. _ Free estimates. New Electric polisher. Willg;a;ier cleaned. Windows cleanâ€" ed. Painted walls washed. Phone A. Corras. MU. 6427.) xâ€"51â€"tf PAINTER and Decorator, interior and exterior, é'z;iééi vight. T. L. ‘Thompson, 29‘ Goldwin Ave., Mt. after the 15th d‘L“ November, 1948, being the date of the last The Council will hear in perâ€" son, or by counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his. or her lands will be prejudicia]ly affected by the said byâ€"law and who applies to be heard. Dated this 22nd day of Octoâ€" ber, 1948. * G. H. CLARKSON, C Town Clerk. HAVE your drapes custom made from your own material by an exgert.' No waiting. P hone 1827â€"W. xâ€"16â€"tf new tapes and cords if desired, 48â€"hour service, also repainting and repairs. Agent for Westwood Steel or Alum Venetian Blinds with "LevOlor" tilters. Phone Bill Johnâ€" ston, Weston 1186â€"W. xâ€"39â€"tf VENETIAN blinds cleaned with NEW Sander and Edger for rent, STORM windows and doors cleaned and put on, free estimates. Call Wm. Price, 1394â€"J. xâ€"41â€"tf CLEANING & POLISHING YOUR chesterfield suite beautiâ€" fully cleaned by expert with modern equipment. Prices reasonâ€" able. Free estimates. Mount Denâ€" nis Upholstering, MUrray 2706. _ Dennis. Junction 7359. _ regular rates. Alpha Engineerâ€" ing Co., Weston. Zone 4â€"325. xâ€"44â€"tf MU. 2706 _ 1002 Weston Rd. UPHOLSTERL Chesterfields and re Studio Couches, Dave! Recovered and B':B-Ind SLIPCOVE MADE TO ORDER On Bud‘:t Terms if Desired Mt. DENNIS UPHOLSTERING Done by Experienced. Man also Wood Cut PUBLIC â€" NOTICE ‘ PLOWING 1211 Wilson Ave. Phone Weston 925â€"Wâ€"1 C. Creighton SERVICES OFFERED ROOMS TO LET REST HOME UPMOLSTERING OoF xâ€"35â€"t.f. xâ€"48â€"1t xâ€"l1â€"Hf yâ€"45.Lf Rovernment as capital gains, taxâ€" GOVEâ€"Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert James Gove (nee Margaret Ethel WARRENâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phillip Warren (nee Elaine Case) are happy to announce the birth of their son, Donald Case, at ‘the Toronto East General hospital, Sunday, November 7, 1948. xâ€"48â€"1t In Memoriam + > YOUNGâ€"In loving memory of Andrew H. Young, who. passed away November 22, 1947. . God‘s greatest gift, remembrance. Cards of Thanks Ever remembered by the Masters family. oâ€"48â€"1t Exhibition of Flower and Landâ€" scape Paintings by Janet Govenâ€" lock at 64 King street, Weston, from November 20 to 27, 8.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. Public are invited. Mrs. S. Simmons, 81 Fourth avenue, Westmount, wishes to thank her many friends and neighâ€" bors for their messages of symâ€" pnthy.'buutiful floral tributes and acts af kindnass avtahded to har Thistletown acts of kindness extended to her durini the sad bereavement in the loss of a dear husband. Continued from page $â€" health and give you comfort to bear your pain, & As before mentioned the Young Mothers‘ Study Group are doing an excellent work. This group of people, who were too old for a Junior Institute and yet so willing to be of help to each other and the community so they are affiliated with the Insitute and yet meet oni their own evenings.. Anyone is welâ€" | come who is interested in their studies which are educational and most interesting. This week‘s meetâ€" ing will be at the home of Mrs. Gordon Shaw. Mrs. Mosher will be hostess in charge and will take over the program. They have also decided to hold a euchre evening twice a month and are at present holding a raffle on a candlewick quilt which will be raffled off at the Institute bazaar, Dec. 10. [ Coming Events l A large audience was present on Monday evening, Nov. 15, in the Sunday school rooms of Central United Church when Mr. Paul Sears showed colored pictures of his European trip last year. The proceeds from the evening went towards the fund for St. Philip‘s Parish Hall. St. Philip‘s Church Choir were in attendance and charmed the audience with several numbers, beautifully rendered. $4,000,000 Wins Benny For NBC Radio Network Rev. Kell of the United Church sends a special invitation to Legion members: to attend the service. Last Sunday a very inspiring servâ€" iceâ€" was enjoyed by all present. Mr. W. Dunning was at the organ. Ever since NBC lured away several topâ€"billing stars from CBS last year. CBS bas been smarting under the blow and has nursed plans to capture popular radio favourites from NBC. But in a recent struggle between these two big United States radio networks, NBC won out with the return of the comedian Jack Benny to the NBC network for his 18th season. The talk around Hollywood is that NBC has agreed to pay $4,000,000 for Benny Amusement Enterprises, Another important NBC personâ€" ality, Edgar Bergen, was still a storm center. A spokesman said Columbia Broadcasting System was very much in the running for the man who provides the voice for Charlie McCarthy. CBS is making no bones about also trying to lure away other NBC talent, such as Phil Harris and Alice Faye. The comedy team incorporated themselves, then sold. their entire rights to the characters to CBS. They will receive a reported $2 million over five years, plus a weekly salary and a share in the profits, The sale is reported to the It was a year ago that NBC nearly cut the feet from under CBS by taking away such stalâ€" warts as Jimmy Durante, Oz:ie and Harriet, Take It Or Leave It, and the Hit Parade. ‘Then CBS pulled a coup of its own, getting the longâ€"established Amos ‘n‘ Andy show in a deal that went this way: b In Memoriams o wane Mickagk *‘ the arrival of their son, James Brian, at Women‘s College hosâ€" pital, on Sunday, October 31, NOTICES â€"1t Ex.Convicts Given Rehabilitation Aid By Suitable Jobs Careful placement in employâ€" ment is the means of bringing about successful rehabilitation of hundreds of men and women disâ€" charged from Canada‘s penal institâ€" utions annually, Hon. Humphrey Mitchell, Minister of Labour, stated in discussing the role the National Employment Service is playing in this work. The finding of suitable employâ€" ment for parolees and those who have completed sentences in proâ€" vincial jails and reformatories has become one of the major efforts of the Special Placement Division of the Employment Service, the Minâ€" ister said. Special placement officâ€" ers hay been appointed for this purpose in all provinees. While some exâ€"convicts have failed to measure up to the confidâ€" ence placed in them by their emâ€" ployers and the employment officâ€" ials concerned, the great majority, ‘unounting to several hundred annually, have made good, the Minister said. An experiment is now being conâ€" ducted in Ontario, in cooperation with the Penitentiary Commission, in expanding the sérvices for the placement of persons discharged from Federal penitentiaries. The Minister stated that the Employâ€" ment Service had received excellent cooperation from the Justice Deâ€" partment, penal institutions. and the welfare associations, including the John Howard Society, but that the problem called for further organization. It was not the intention or purâ€" pose of the plan to convert the Special : lacement Section of the Employment Service into a. welâ€" fare agency, but it was felt that the conccrvation of human résourc» es was of prime importance to the Dominion, and these men and woâ€" men, in spite of their record, must be given a chance to regain their status as, ordingry citizens, the Minister said. The methods used. in placement of these men and women required that a full history of the applicant‘s case be made available to the emâ€" ployer, Mr. Mitchell pointed out. Although other methods of referral might not endangeér an employer‘s interests, there was always the posâ€" sibility that the man might be conâ€" sidered by the employer for transâ€" fer to a job that might include such a danger. Another reason for desâ€" cribing the man‘s record to his prospective employer was to reâ€" move the basis for constant fear that eventually his past would catch up with him and he would be are~1 io f n oasidie in "" He Bar» able at 25 percent, instead of on the heavier incomeâ€"tax scale. Such terms might tempt many WESTON 1500 â€" JU. 8827 For free pickâ€"up phone us. We pay phone charges. GORDON YOUNG LTD. Phone AD. 3636, Toronto Tinsmithing Eavestroughing General Sheetmetal Work FURNACE WORK WA NT ED ROOFING CHIMNEY POINTING Specialized Motor Tuneâ€"up 122 MAIN N., WESTON ZONE 4â€"276, 4â€"277 W. J. WARD TINSMITH, ETC. DEAD HORSES and CATTLE CHIROPRACTIC aturday~ 8y « CRUICKSHANK GARAGE UNDERTAKERS J. W. BROWN J. Wright PHONE 1230W. Funeral Directors Towing Service their present | BUSINESS CARDS |_ E JU. 8733 _ _____ WESTON 53 Elastic Stockings, Belts, ete. Music of Toronto Inch Apartments, Main and John St., 'mné‘ Annex 32 l;l:-nxylbm Cres. Principal, Merion â€" Demorest, â€" LTOM, LL 9240. Weston 28.J. Allan‘s Service Station‘"© TRUSSES MADE TO ORDER 10 Years‘ Experience Private Fitting Room Philip E. Staite, GEO. W. GARDHOUSE, B.A. Borrister, Solicitor, etc. F. A. Slll(.\éERMAN woir Wls ind HiteP Smss + PHONES "JUnet. 6402" _ ‘"‘Weston 544" Residence: HY. 8068 330 Bay St., Toronto _ EL. 9880 Chambers, WESTON Phones: Weston 152â€"W JUnct. 0769 196 Main South ROYAL Conservatory of nmmz“. SOLICITOR tLgin 1863 Money To Loan 18 Toronto Street, Toronto Residence :â€" 126 Rosemount Ave. MEDICAL SUPPLIES WM. L. PATERSON Weston 1164M. _ For appointment during day, phone office. For appointment during evening, J. T. FERGUSON Auditor and Accountant 46 MAIN ST. N. LONE 4â€"575 Res.: 158 Church St., Weston PIANO TUNING J. EDGAR PARSONS 3. C. INCH, B.A, Phm.B. _For Appointment Call _ Guaranteed WM. A. RIGGS 1230 JANE ST.â€"MT. DENNIS JUnct. 7996 or Weston 473J RUPTURED? INCH‘S DRUG STORE C. LORNE FRASER BARRISYER, SOLICITOR, MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD OPTOMETRIST Eye Examination Prescriptions Filled 49 Wellington St. E. Phone Weston 1162 . FIRST AND SECOND _ MOETGAGE SECURITIES AUBREY PETTIT OPTOMETRIC Chartered Accountant (BILL ALLAN, Prop.) SUPERTEST PRBODUCTS INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE Bank of Nove Scotia 8 John St. WESTON 1902 SOLICITORS ___ Auditor _ _ 15 TORONTO ST. Office Hours: Daily Work Gaaranteed phone residence. MUSIC aA oâ€"16â€"52 WINDER‘S T A X 1 Passengers fully insured Al Passengers Insured Roy‘s Taxi BAKER 1 Little Avenue (Across from Town Hall) 240 Main St. 8. Corner of St. John‘s Rd. and Main Zo::;‘:,;z} Day or Night _ Care and Courtesy "As Near to You as Your }. Telephone" PHONE 456 VETERAN‘S _ 38 MAIN N. .,; owned and operated by veterans M A 1 N T AXT ‘"We may doze but we never close." All Passengers Insured Phone 1929 Prompt Courteous Service 4 JOHN ST. and 429 MAIN NORTH TO SERVE YOU _: < _ WESTON | ,,, 111 T A X 1 FLEET LINE TAXI CABS TELEPHONE Phones Weston â€" 677 Mu. â€" 5772 24 Hr. Service > for dAve olpre xo m Tss