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The Tot to Teen Shop No pushing something on you that you don‘t need or want!« we will be glad to help you get the most for your money. Our Prices are not up one day and down the next! We know how expenâ€" sive it is to clothe a child toâ€"day because we have two of our own on all purchases when paid for with a Chilâ€" dren‘s Allowance Cheque SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE Tot To Teen Shop MOTHERS SAVE: 10% (Next Weston Theatre) DRIVE IN FREE PARKING Lorraine Ritchie Discount Bargain Days Again Large Turnover Small Profit 10% OUR POLICY Operated By Fair Price Clothing aot a SO at w1 _ "New Toronto Branch: 746 Lake Shore Road &u ui‘ NEW TORONTO, o:'r. PHONE ZONE 6â€"929 ranch Manager: R. C. LOVE We herewith welcome any new carriers on the T & G routes which we have not, mentioned before. Some times parents and people in _ general _ do _ not _ realize what an experience it is for a young lad or girl to start delivering Times & Guide for, the first time. They run into little difâ€" ficulties they have never experiâ€" enced before; they meet people. who New Carriers Sevenâ€"yearâ€"old York Township girl, who was rescued from her smokeâ€" filled home by a neighbor, Edward Batten. The Battens, neighbours of the Kyries, had been watching the home when a faw minutes earlier, a relative who had been babyâ€" sitting left the home expecting Mrs. David Kyrle to return in a few minutes. When the Battens noticed the smoke, Mr. Batten immediately made an attempt to rescue Patsy. Mrs. Kyrle arrived while firemen were treating the girl. An inhalator had to be used for nearly half an hour before Patsy was able to be moved to the Hospital for Sick Children, Firemen credit Edward Batten with saving the life of the little girl. If it had not been for his quick action in rescuing her from the fumes, there might have been another fatality. Both the Battens and the < Kyrles live on Spears Ave., York Township. P esA luckily _ tripâ€" t ped over her, Edward Batten T cked her up off the floor and brought her to safety. . { s ol A _ sevenâ€"yearâ€"old child rescued from her home in Township .last . Wednesday, Neighbor Saves 7â€"Yearâ€"Old From Fire in House AT YOUR DOOR RESCUED FROM FIRE «YOULL FIND YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE HERE Make Five Attempts Before Finally Finding Girl In Thick Smoke Protection at Low Cost PATSY KYRLE Have you done anything about replacing your earning power should it stop? tember 14, when a fire started . there while _ her mother _ was absent. _ Edâ€" ward Batten, after four unâ€" suc ces s f u l trips in t o Patsy ©Kyre‘s home, made a fifth attempt during which Times Real peace of mind comes with the knowâ€" ledge that one‘s affairs are in order no matter what happens, There‘s a Mutual Life of Canada plan to provide a new source of income in the event of untimely death or at retirement. Consult our local York If you want to dye a pair of silver slippers, better let a profesâ€" sional do it. It will be cheaper in the end. The silver must first be removed, and then the slippers may be dyed any color, Had a pretty fair turnout at the carrier party August 31st held at the Westminster United Church but were sorry that some were unâ€" ableâ€"to attend the gathering and others did not know about it. (For shame, they didn‘t real this column). Twenty boys and girls stuffed themseives with hot dogs, chocolate milk and ice cream and saw Mr. Wilson, T & G publisher, present Paul Roe with his $10 prize. Mr. Wilson reminded the carriers that they were really in business for themselves and that it was really quite profitable to get new customers (10c for each new one) even now that the contest was over. So if you carriers want to make more money for school, spending, or saving, get busy on trying to build up your route. Show the T & G proudly to every prospective customer, pointing out the large amount of timely local news, the personals, wide sports coverage, and entertainment page. And as a clincher, show them the "Opportunity Page" where quick results is not just a mottoâ€"but a fact. Then tell them that all this icosts only five cents per week, and there‘s a new customer. We‘ll alâ€" most gharantee results if this method is hged, Introducing . . . If the eellophane is left on lamp shades, it will tighten up under heat and may cause the shade fo warp. It is a protective covering that is the manufacturer‘s way of keeping shades clean in transit. In medieval France, believers in witchcraft always consulted a toad before making a journey. During the summer on more than one T & G route, there have, of necessity been a number of differâ€" ent boys a}\d girls delivering and collecting «and the customers. We would like in every case to go around and introduce each new carrier to our T & G friends but this is impossible. However, I did take time off recently to introduce Brian Boyd to his customers the same week that he began his route on Queens Dr. Unfortunately, I was not able to call on every one of the customers but hope that this will serve as an introduction to those who were missed. I‘ve given Brian quite a buildâ€"up and I‘m sure he won‘t let me down. / are kind and friendly and people who are occasionally in a bad mood; they learn what it is to keep an account of their own money; and we hope they learn how to save and to spend their money properlyâ€"at least they learn more of the value of money; they are given a chance to learn to sell somethingâ€"someâ€" thing wortwhile we think; learning to sell is so important because all through life, selling ability is so importantâ€"to sell yourself, your abilities, your ideas, your religion. If your son or daughterâ€"is having difficulties with his or her route, don‘t discourage them into giving up their route, but help them to solve the problem and gain confiâ€" dence in themselves. You‘ll feel so proud of them. Presentation Party * One of Mr. Lackenbauer‘s main worries at present is to find acâ€" commodation in Smith Falls for himself, his wife and elevenâ€"yearâ€" old son. Seems the housing shortâ€" age is just as bad in that locality. In the meantime, Mrs: Lackenâ€" bauer and son will remain in Mount Dennis until accommodation is found for them in Smith Falls. Mr. Lackenbauer left for Smith Falls by train on Saturday, Septâ€" ember 17th where he will take over ~the managership of the Capital Theatre. This theatre is to be replaced early in December by a new one, Mr. Lackenbauer reâ€" ported. | Mount Dennis Mgr. To Manage Smith Falls Movie Show in the Smith Falls area is yery good. Mr. Lackenbauer claims to be pretty handy with a .22 rifle and although he hasn‘t done much fishing, he is quite willing to legrn. The manager of Mount Denâ€" nis Theatre has r‘xdnd a new post in Smith Falls, Ont. after serving for four and one half years in Mount Dennis. Mr. W. H. Lackenbauer says that he. had heard that the fishing and hunting e Canada is to have its own chess magazine. It will be known as the Canadian Chess Chat, and ‘the Chess Federation is helping to sponsor it toward success. The annual subscription fee is only half of that of other similar chess journals. _ Should .any of our readers be interested call or write Henry Loose, 194 Church St., Weston. The Weston Chess Club had a splendid turn out last Thursday evening. Two new members signâ€" ed up. The executive invites any who are interested in the game, whether players or beginners. Instructors are available for tuiâ€" tion. They meet every Thursday at 7.30 p.m. The club‘s new home until further notice, is the Old Legion Hall, Elsmere Ave., opâ€" posite the town hall. Pay them a visit. JUNIOR CHESS. Arrangeâ€" ments are shaping up good for the Juniors. The Director of Recreaâ€" tion, Mr. Fraser Earle has perâ€" mitted the Weston Ghess, Club the use of the Old Legion Hall on Saturday afternoons for the use of the Juniors. Further details will be published in this column nert week. Next Thurskay the Canadian General Electric Chess Club is expected to visit the Weston Chess Club. ‘The new convenor Leslie Moore is busy arranging details, and also planning for several social evenings for the fall and winter. . WE INVITE YOU TO BANK AT CUR NEW MODERN BRANCH The Chess Federation of Canâ€" ada, National Youth Committee is under the direction of Dr. J. Rauch, and it is hoped that this work will really become national in character. Evidently the sucâ€" cess made in Toronto is a pattern that will be followed in other provinces amd cities. This work could be stimulated further by encouraging boys‘ clubs to make it part of their recreational activiâ€" Reeve W. G. Beech of York Township turned the sod Monday evenlnfi September 12, for this new municiâ€" pal building which will contain all the municipal departments now scattered through the township and Below we give another "Shorty," TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON ___Tâ€"-â€"â€",â€"â€"'.â€"â€"-â€"â€"'-_â€"â€"Pâ€"â€"_'_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"'_â€"â€" DRAWING OF $600,000 NEW YORK TWSHP. MUNICIPAL BUILDING THE . CHESSMEN LOCATED AT 1695 JANE STREET The. moment you enter the banking room of the new Dominion Bank, Weston Branch, at Jane and L-awrence in North York, you‘ll want to make this your banking service home. This new modern building at No. 1695 on the east side of Jane St. at Lawrence Ave., is designed to provide convenient and efficient banking serâ€" vice for >you. The simplicity of design of the spacious bankâ€" ing room with its modern fixtures, offers pleasant surroundings for the conduct of your banking business. Mr. Anthony G. Franck, Manager of the new Weston Branch invites you to come in and make full use of the complete banking service we offer. HENRY 1008E AT LAWRENCE AVE. Maidâ€""I‘m very sorry, Miss Brown said to tell you she is not at home." Mrs. Cayenne â€" ‘"That‘s all right. Just tell her I‘m glad I didn‘t come." Gore and Storrie, consulting engineers, wrote council that it expects to start a survey to inâ€" vestigate sources of water supply for the township within a week. Council has proposed construction of a $1,000,000 waterworks plant to supplement the present water supply obtained from deep wells, north of Islington. It has instructâ€" ed the engineers to report on the source "regardless of direction." Hail storms north and east of Calgary wiped out thousands of acres of crops, J. Glen Elder, chairman of the Alberta Hail Inâ€" surance board reported. Grouss Etobicoke Tax Collections Show Increase Total gross collections were $1,022,457, compared with $867,â€" 590. The tax roll increased from $1,226,361, in 1948 to $1,458,635 this year. or as Chess Review says "Chess Caviar." New York 1913; Queens Gambit Declined. Whiteâ€"F. Marshall. , Blackâ€"H. Kline, 1. Pâ€"P4 4 Pâ€"Q4 2. Pâ€"QB4 Pâ€"K3 3. Nâ€"QB3 Nâ€"KB3 4. Nâ€"B3 Bâ€"K2 5. Bâ€"N5 QNâ€"Q2 6. Pâ€"K3 0 0 7. Râ€"BL Pâ€"QN3 8. PxP PxP 9. Qâ€"R4 \ _ Bâ€"N2 10. Bâ€"QR6 BxB 11. Bâ€"QR6é Pâ€"B3 Gross tax collections in Etobiâ€" coke ‘Township show an improveâ€" ment compared with 1948 colléeâ€" tions for Januaryâ€"August, Frank Whelan, treasurer, reported. 16. BxB Qâ€"N7 NxP THE DOMINION BANK the city. The site of this new structure is on Eglinâ€" ton near Keele St.â€" An enlarged section of the archiâ€" tico“ drawing of the proposed buildings is shown above. 2P Resigns QNâ€"Q2 0 0 Pâ€"QN3 PxP Bâ€"N2 BxB Pâ€"B3 Nâ€"K5 QxB KRâ€"B1 Qâ€"Q3 The "flints" used in cigarette lighters are not real flint but an alloy of cerium and iron produced by an electroâ€"metallurgical proâ€" STEAKS or ROASTS POT ROAST 43 1. 13 MAIN ST. N. 13 MAIN ST. N. wWESTON CUT RATEl MEAT MARKET Established 1871 Boned and Rolled Fronts of Spring SHORT RIB ROAST 45 Ib. LAMB 595 Ib. BONED, ROLLED, LEAN Special ALL OUR PORK HOCKS 19 ib. DAY: Weston 123 AT YOUR SERVICE _ROAST 43 Ib. WE DELIVER We Deliver PICKLED WESTON _ DIS T RIGCT Telephones * PICNIC HAMS sxank orr 49 1. PHONE WESTON 217 OF LAMB CHOPS 55 Ib. Pork Sausage SMOKED 645 DELICIOUS PURE 55. NURS PWR Farmer Stvle 39 Ip. x NE NIGHT : 361 WESTON 217 398 xi