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w 1 L. A. LEMAIRE, THE TIMES AND GUIDE, m« m« MAIN ST. ® n * LIVERY in CONNECTION %' ELUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES AND CEDAR POSTS.; Sole Agent Fozr maeevecreorddodrdeorecrerdccedcdreqeecardecdedede00e20s#2® meoeceeqdkAGAap@eLdLAAAkAAAAkAAc@eAAAkAkeAceqceercrte® M“sm““mm seesses0resssec0e2c0ces 004 VOL. XIX Speight Wagons and Wilkinson Plows GET YOUR PRINTING ight Wagons and Buggies COAL and WOOD | 8004 FOUSXXAXN, Improred Model 1909 ICE GREAM BRICKS, mixed flavors, 20 cents eaoh, Humberside Waiting Room WEsT TORONTO at a mere fraction of original cost. These cars a e payment for the newest and latest models, and a:: stt?];}(:nasb)\’v:?:a?:tgan oughly recommend. Any machine we send out is guaranteed to be o firstâ€"class condition, and beyond the fact that secondâ€"hand cars are ‘”: this year‘s style, there is nothing wrong with them in any way. We ng them as a means of introduction to the country trade, and ‘makc :lhe values extra special to encourage quick buying.. If interested, send ou:»' name and address for fuller particulars. & *Cf Highâ€"Class Automobilâ€"s and Bicycles If automobiles are needed anywhere at all they are in the country. One of the speakers of the Women‘s Institute, at Guelph, recently preâ€" dicted that the time was near at hand when farmer‘s wives would run their own automobiles. Nor is the prediction a visionary one. Like the telephone and the trolley, the automobile seems destined to add to the comfort of country life, and the cost will not interfere with your buying. We can sell The picest and most useful farm wagon on the road. Is made at home, fully guaranteed, and costs no more than others. s Fitted with our Standard Spring if required. All kinds of Business Wagons. Repairing and Reâ€"painting by Expert Mechanics. Main St., uickshank Wagon Y en @, = BB ( S imp#@, \\h-@f aniud P Ns$ iss BJN 3N S From 10 Cents to $1.00 McLAUGHLIN AND TUDHOPE Good Secondâ€"Hand Machines Sand and Gravel. 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WESTON, ONT. Prices Right TORONTO, ONT, to 2230 pounds, GUNNS‘, Limited, wish ‘to advise farmers ithat they prefer deliveries of live hogs at .their packing house, West Toronto, on Wednesdays and Fridays and in any case, not earlier than Tuesday, or later than Friday each week. Highest prices paid for The movement enginegred by a few of the newspapers to(o%ta;in a further reprieve for Blythe the Ev:lvife murderer marks a new depart;,‘,re that is fraught with very dangeijous possibiliâ€" ties. The appeal for e}ilecutive clemâ€" ency, having been dismissed after careful _ consideration, §the matter should_now rest and the_é‘:law take its course. _ We fail to understand the sentimental interest that is being taken in the case. ’ghe man was convicted of a crime thé;t almost forâ€" bids pity for the crimin%;l. Intoxicaâ€" tion affords no excuse for his defence and the plea of insanitygis too feebly supported to be admittcfd. The steps taken by Blythe‘s lawyers are the best that could possibLéf be taken to ensure delay in the carrying out of the law‘s sentence, bufii}fare we‘to see in this country a repé;‘cition & the baffiing legal manoeuwfiés that practiâ€" cally render the crimfixal code of no effect in the United States, in cases where accused and cogvicted persons are able to retain ?,the services of ingenious abd resourcéful lawyers. f ] We are gratifie§ to see that our |sugigestrons about g Board of Trade l;have not been allowed to fall unheedâ€" led. Invitations ha%e been sent to the | business men of the town to attend Ia meeting for the %\rpose of organisâ€" ing a Board of Frade. Such an ]orgamfisati@m wher it is composed of ‘live, business: men%cau do more toâ€" | wards assisting a town than almost ‘ any other agency. %We wish the new ‘Board a career of 4 prolonged usefulâ€" ness. € l Weston has the Towest debenture | sent and asked for} the usual grant of ‘debt of any plake of its size in the |©100.00 to the Rair Board. The i8 § & & grant was made ‘and the deputation Province of Ontgrio. That is to say, [withdrew. | Weston has mafle less progress and | The Clerk was Instructed to call a | has displaycd sthaller enterprise than | Qourt of Revisio@ for sidewalk petiâ€" {any other place §f its size im the Proâ€"| tobS from: property owners on the vinee. A study. {f the Ristory of the ‘North side of Mafia from North Staâ€" 1% Â¥/4 e MISLOLY o |tion Street to gllm Street, on the town will show that whatever growth | North East side cg Main Street from it hasg made has inot been because of JChurch Street to. Mr.. Lyon‘s proâ€" the efforts of the citizens, but in ;%‘;{55,’» On‘Stt‘het‘ fgmmeiit Ssidi.@’f § se B [ iam reet from Nor atiom spite of .‘themt. 3 ?W they have Aan ‘to Elm Street. | opportunity of sehding the townm forâ€") ‘The Clerk was also instructed to ‘wasrd that will n@t recur again. The)call for tenders ‘ffbr laying gidewalk result of the public meeting is that on;rg oh% S'tneelt- d aad t $ ‘ s f # e Council decided to make a th.e \yaterworks -law ‘Wlll be sub glart of $9.00 wards the tuneral mitted to the peo gle and soon. The| expenses of the late: Mn. Oldham. 1 prophets of ill qgmen are croaki’alg" A number of V accounts were paid but an enlightened majority of the intluding $40.9% to various en for citizens have learn 4 to disregprd them ; WO‘ om the strgets: and the foilowing and Westom will ve am asset that ! Canadian G‘eneng»l Electric... ... 99 94 will rapidly force} it into the fore..;,Tim‘eS: «.Gnmded.... ....L. ... J69. most pla;ce'- amon Toronto‘s. suâ€" J+ Bai;l‘ay,. watening_ streets.... 26 25 burbs . ‘ J.. Bailey gravel and teaming... 72 50) nok t § e e !H. Hayhoe blinds for i Â¥) § | Towm BQGIL..... ........ ... 2% 00 e 911'& gratified to see that our J . w. C'oulber,.i\suppliex | sugigestions about &4 Board of Trade and cHafity.l.... .. us ... 15 58â€" have not been allowed to fall unheed~ H. Jennings, filowers..... ........ 12 00 | ed. Invitations have been sent to the G. T. R. freight..... .. ... 22 00 beesceseceeeceese2ee0ec0e0 t o o ?“\”““\Q”Mssmsw-- | wEsTON countin MEETING. ST. ALBAN‘S SYCHOOL SPORTS a f s ; _ | ‘ NOTES an comigars : [ ,f,?ifd;?:;;“;ifé uncil meeting was | g,fi?\:]aaazazn,fis%flemf St. Albar WESTON, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE * 1909. i we en e ent engineér apers to . obt 3lythe the \yv Weights preferred, 10 * Hlilat Justitia, Ruat Coclum." forceg it i amon 7 w t k g # * ratified to bout & Bc n allowed t ns have bee of the to ~ the %\rpoz Eâ€"of ~Frade wher ;t is S: mengcan ng a tggpwn Uoual Ua@nlages. â€" S l On approaching af‘%corner where he !cannot command a Â¥iew of the road | ahead, the automobilist must stop |not less than 180 yards from the j turn, toot his horn, Fring a bell, fire a revolver, halloo, and send up three ,bombs at intervals of five minutes. | Automobiles must again be seasonâ€" ‘ably paintedâ€"that is, so they will merge with the pastoral ensemble, ‘and not be startling. They must be !green in spring, galden in summer, ‘red in autumn, and white in winter. In case an aut(‘}mobile approaches a farmer‘s house when the roads are dusty, it will slow down to one mile an hour, and the chauffeur will lay the dust in front of the house with a handâ€"sprinkler worked over the dashâ€" board. 3 f¥§ 2 HAVE YDPU GGLY WARTS? Cure the ith Putnam‘s Painless Corn and iWart Extractor. Fifty years success is & guarantee of its merit. Bewate i%ubstitutes. All members of the Society will give up Sundays and holidays to chasing automobilesg, shooting and shouting at them, making arrests, and otherwise disc,%uraging country touring. s Automobiles running on the country roads at night mu§t send up a red rocket every mile, apd wait ten minâ€" utes for the road tozclear. They may then proceed carefully, blowing their horns and shooting Roman candles. In case an automobile makes a team run away, the penalty will be $50 for the first mile, $100Â¥f0r the second mile, $200 for the third milé, «etc., that the team runs; in addition to the usual damages. â€" The speed limit on country roads this ygar will be §ecret, and the penalty for violation will be $10.00 for every mile an o§lender is caught going in excess of it, On _ discovering }n approaching team, the automobilig’t must:stop offâ€" side and cover his machine with a tarpaulin painted to %cor’respond with the scenery. 4 The following is agreed upon by the Auto Protective Soc The total mdruflfi-o@x in assessment amounted to $2,850.00. Mrs. M. A. Savage had the assessâ€" ment on her lot at corner of Maim and Church Streets reduced from $2800 to $2500 and her lot on the $2800 to $2500 and her lot on the corner of North Station and Church Streets from. $2300 to, $2000. Mr. Thos. Williamg had his assessâ€" ment reduced from $450 to. $400, and Mr.. J. Tyrrell secured a reduction of $150 on his assessment. for easement privilege.s |, P Mr. FP. T. Rowntree secured a reâ€" duction: of $100 om a â€" lot on Main Street.. â€" B Mr. J.. Nasom and the Nason: estate Messrs,, Viney an@ Ashman, Mr. C. V. Tottle, Messrs Hunter and Hunter. The assessment of the Holley Estate property was reduced from $6000 to $4000 .. Weston: Town Counvil as a Count of, Revision â€"to. h‘eigm appeals against assessments, sat in the Town Hall on Tuesday &venifng;t: The following asâ€" sessments; were canfirmed:â€" _ The Clerk was imstru'cted to call a Court of Revisio@ for sidewalk petiâ€" tions from: propefty owners on the North side of Mafia from North Staâ€" tion Street to iElm Street, on the North East side of Main Street from Church Street to Mr. Lyon‘s proâ€" perty, om the Northk west side of William Street ffom North Station to Elm Street. | The adjourncd Cbuncil meeting was { The annual field day of St. Alban‘s ield on Wednesday, evening. Mr. G.| ~Ch00l was held &n their new grounds W. Verral supporked by Messrs. H.| 4t Weston on Frigay last. There was Russell and W. Eongstaff was preâ€" ( a large attendante and the beautiful sent and asked for the usual grant of S"OURGs, with tHeir setting of river $100.00 to the Rair Board. The | °84 wooded slopes, presented a grant was made ‘and the deputation brilliant appearafice under the bright withdrew.. | June sun. j FARMERS®" COWRT QF REVISION Rules Of The Road. reduction i sz-,,sso..oa aâ€"4 ERg" ANTE SsOCIETY. s Of 'â€"T-% Re img is;g the by the: Fa ive Socf;ty. ering an ;omobili-%t re er his mad nted to %cor‘x $ limit on e« ill be gecre violation w le an o§lend s of it, utomobile n : penalty wi le, $100§f0r â€" the third runs; 1;1 ad a . m the ‘new code Farmers‘ Antiâ€" | ty. . n approaching | o tcetoane! â€"ze â€"AUTO g milking, the dfher gives 9 Ib. $The | Pape‘s Di;;% ‘difference in weight, or the differente for a large / in pulk in the p&@l, especially if there |here, and Wfli _ is a lot of frothson top, is not easily ate case of gauged by the ardinary milker. But Stomach in f | multiply that 1% the 300 days of a, There is no! _ milking period, wmnd it is seen that |Gag from St | one cow gives 6§Tb. more milk than ‘stomach and the other. YÂ¥et &the ordinary millvier |one triangule ‘ would have said Sthese two cows EiVe for assimilat "just about"‘ tha‘%same. But is not your food _ ‘the extra 600 Ib. Worth having? Many ‘healthy stoms members of the @ow testing assOC!Aâ€"| when Diape tions said that the hired man milks |ach restsâ€"get better, with more endeavour to milk |upâ€"and | ther clean, if the record hangs before BiM ‘when you com |constantly, and ap extra 500,Ib. per |you eat will c ~cow has often begh obtained since th¢ |" Apgolute â€"p ‘introduction of ‘:fie pencil and ruled Misery is wai | sheet. _ Try it, got simply for the you decide to extra milk or fat, but for the 1M mey your qj mense personal sfgtlsfaction in knowâ€" Pape‘s Diape; ‘ing that each cow is being made t0 |go be thorou | do better, to do her best. Hon. _ _Why should cow testing be carried on? Mainly because individual cows in the same herd are likely to vary in production about as much as, | sometimes much more than, individuâ€" _al cows in difieréfixt breeds. Then too must be considered the strange variaâ€" ctions in milk amd fat from day to day even with a cow handled as careâ€" !fully as possible. Such variations ‘are very apt to be overlooked unless the record is cargfully kept. Another point: two cows side by side, one gives 20 Ib. mil® a day, or 10 Ib. at ' 220 yards Race, 14 and under, Rudolph, Jarvis, Ambler. ’ Three legged Race 14 and. over, \ Jarvis and Holland, Rudolph and Lane. | Old Boys Race, Amsten, Holland. i Obstacle Race, Jarvis, _ Ambler [Drummond. & 100 yards Dash, 13 and under, Holâ€" and, Kemble. |> One mile Race, open, Rutherford, Hoe, Jarvis. . Sack Race, 13 and over, Jarvis, Rudolph. I High Jump, 14 and under, RudolpBh, Lane, Jarviss High Jump, 13 and under, Kemble, Heolland, Bolter, High Jump, 11 and under, Jones, Brown. Quarter mile iRace, 14 and over Pipor, Brown, Smellie. Half mile open Handicap, Rutherâ€" ford,, Holland, Rudolph. Lomg Jump, 12 and under, Goodâ€" man, Hoe and Dunn tied. Lomg Jump, 14 and 13, Rudolph Holland, Jarvis. Heigiagton, H'é.r"re’y. esc s t 100 yards Dash, 10 and under Hosteter, Taylor. Long Jump, 15 and over, Pipon, Browm, Smellie. Ready, Jarvis. sA en Whesl barrow Race, â€"open,.Rudoiph and Lame, Drummond and Herbert. 100. yards Dash, 12 years old, Hoe, KembBble .. f 220 yards Race, 15 and over, Pipon, Browm., Smellie, 100 Â¥ards Dash, 15 and over, Pipon, Brown, Smellie.; 100 _ Yards D;a,sh, 14 years old, Rudolph, Lane, Campbell. _ Three legged Race, 13 and under Ambler and Hetbert, Bolter and Hol land, Goodman and Tucker. Hop Step and Jump, open, Rudolph Pipom, Brown. _ Hop, Step and / Jump, 13 and under Boiter, Holland, Ready. The dollowing | was ffié-_(iist of winnets in the different events:â€" Throwing Cricket Ball, 13 and under, Halland, Bolter, Kemble. Throowing â€" Cricket Ball, 14 and over, Hearn, Woods, Brown. on the value of markmanship. _ The speaker said he hioped that the winner would not put away his prize in a glass case, but would use it frequentâ€" ly. ‘The boys, by learning to shoot straight, said Colonel Merritt, were learning something that, one day, would. make them able to defend the Empite. & Mr. M. E. Matthews, headmaster of St... Alban‘s, announced that the school authoritiese intended to conâ€" stiruct & rifle range at Weston. Larger Milk Yields â€" are Possible. CoOwW TESTING ASSOCIATIONS. The feature of the afternoon was the presentation by the Daughters of the Empire, of (g rifle to the cadet Having the best shooting average of the year. This was won by H. C. Bacax, who received the rifle at the hands of Colonel: Hamiltonâ€"Merritt, who gave the cadets a short address The programme of sports was a very long one ar:%} the afternoon was drawing to an @lose before it was through. _ The ,‘_’gpmpetition in the majority of the events was very keen and excited greaé interest. Race, 12 and under, Taylor, 1â€"A44 ~yesrs old; Een e e o eneit s e <a. 007. m , There is nothing elseâ€"better Gas from Stomf@ach yand cle: stomach and imtestipes, and |one triangule Will digest anc for assimilatig@a into the b your food tg samke as : healthy stomach would do it Absolute relief from all Stomach Misery is waiting for you as soon ag you decide to begin taking Diapepsin. Tell your druggist that you want Pape‘s Diapepsin, because you want to be thoroughly cured of Indigesâ€" ‘zas rom btof@achgand cleanse the stomach and i estipes, and besides, one triangule Will dijgest and prepare for assimilatign into the blood all your food t&i‘ same as a sound, healthy stomach would do it. When Diapepgin, wo &s your stomâ€" ach restsâ€"geta. itself in korder, cleans upâ€"and then you‘ . feel like â€" eating when you come to the tabl8;and what you cat will do you good Pape‘s Dia@)ep n costsfj'only 50 cents for a large tcage at any drug store here, and will rélieve the most obstinâ€" ate case off Pndigestion and Upset Stomach in fiyerminutes. _ Why not start nowâ€"toâ€"day, and forever _rid. yoursell of Stomach trouble and Indigestion? _ A dieted \stomach gets the blues and grumbles. Give it a good eat, then takeâ€"Pape‘s Diapepsin to start the. digestive juices working. Fhere will be no dyâ€" spepsia or belching of gas or eructaâ€" tions of undigested food; no feeling like a lump of legd in the stomach or hearthurn, sick ‘%gleada'che and dizziâ€" ness, and your @o_d"« willâ€" not ferment and poison j’our%reath with nauseous odors. 3 s REAL ESTATE INSURANGE LOANS Goulding & Hamilton 57 Victoria St. TORONTO Branch Office,â€" WALTER LONGSTAFFT, POWER for the FARM «T. LOCKE & Co. Coramsronpaner IsvirEp MISERY IN STOMACH IN Farms B&u gi TreerfioxE Marn 1967 106 ”nct?Qria Street, ORONTO. d _ A.. WISMER, Manager, f AEsIDENCEâ€"Mill Streot, Weston GOOD PAYinNG TY PROPERTY INVEST MoONEY FOR CLENTS ESTABLISHED 1862 Famous Canadian Rirmofor and Sold. in St., Weston. Toronto Phore Main 3300 NO. 3# to take iess *A