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EC'RUICKSHAWIEPEVHEEON mm L Built by Expert Mechanics (s'i' {COAL and WOOD? I E 1 'iiir,5:ii'.yi'ij?/i,is"i THE TIMES AND GUIDE. _,,', WESTON gagv‘lmggewwmwéékwweswwggewwemg Cruiickshiank Wagon MAIN ST. _rl"""ur"'""iiisrrj.'i.1,ssifei', Waiting Room , WEST TORONTO Iiile.tFtqr-iireqr6iFt"rrqrqtqt_itiFqrFir-qtqsgtqt%g] f------ WWW”; t----------- ' VOL, XIX Spezght Wagons and Wilkinson Flows GET YOUR PRINTING "L. A. LEMAIRE, ight 1/Vagons and Buggies E LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES C AND CEDAR POSTS. ICE CREAM E3336 LOVE AND DETECTIVE STORIES Main St., Bring your Repairs to us and you get the advantage of these skilled ‘workmen in each department. A specialty is made of TIRE-SETTING RE-PAINTING WAGONS AND CARR/AGES. BUN BON 3 MCLAUGHLEN AND TUDHOPE ifll)lri'o))'lliiiftss?riliji1 hiiiiff,,f,, "gi. A m "ii'(i'sslicsr)ji,),it:j, Impmaéfi THE HOME OF THE FAMOUS Sand and Gravel. WESTON, ONT. This surprising value in first-class wheels will be an import. ant help to the restoration of their popularity. We have planned for a big bicycle year, and are rea y with the best machine for the money ever offered in Cumin. . Sand for Illustrated Folder iii; COU9NS . . I _ _ I H - . ' ' ‘ ’ . 1"“ - w - - - . - a. A” ' ,_. M' '" , " - " " t - ' " " " IA - 7 " - . _ - M , . TB.RNE, 1:. _ ' ' t f - 3 , 1BiMM 'trt M. 4.3, RSE515 !,;V"/"= - v14.”- I RtEEP AMME= 'mt-" e 1qtt 3 - - . . c; ' ' " - . Mh" Ettt a _. - " 2%. ER iitit __ - El. - Ii'iig - Era: " . - a. a, 3 'm r .-,~ "q "lk' - » w ". 'sa. .,. ..-. . ' ‘ I " L "' Wil.? 5‘" ’ ss - ~ . a I - '.t. ,x., B. , . p . 3 3 , 8 EI . Bt . - {I a.“ I Rg & " IEE " r I " " " ST ' ‘ I Fl " - g; . - , . , . " " - J , - h' ‘2." . I. - th - N if: T. " .- $3 MML, " 3 _ aa , . 3,3, , - . . " " , . 3 ~37 r 9:93,”, " . " 4, iM " " .,.-3 " . . Mt IE 1: ~31 SStsimM . " , " . ' , 55M6 _ r "tI - q Im . 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Br this plan we can offer Hysiop Bicycles for $25 new every week Sole Agent Foe KS, mixed (laws, 20 cents (ah, will keep hard for hours, HYSLOP BROS., Limited from 10 Cents to $1.00 Regular $50 ii. DlfSC, Ein?a High-Glass Automobiles and Bicycles TORONTO, ONT. AT WESTON, ON T. WESTON, ONT. What is that which, although per- haps only four inches broad and three inches deep, yet contains a_solid foot? -A shoe. - T "r WESTON, ONT., FRIDAY, OCTOBWR iit, 1909. _ -----r' 'ereeeeeeeeeetsetesceee, ts-----, wsw A (F , , NOTES and COMMENTS P Therefore do not let- E sen your days or lose your eyesight by neglect §§When you can get your it eyes examined accu- rately, your lenses ex- i' changed, glasses repair- * ed by an honor graduate of the Opttvalmie College E and the Canadian Sohocl of Optics, Toronto. vt""---'--:':' ( ' E: ST CD N V V t V V - - V V V v V v v v v V' g T " ', ’agr-rrg MA" tt" , t " " r , , , tf the , g I rr hi , , l , ------------------, ' g Days are Short it ('tMoney Shorter ' §Time Shortest. CUT Druggist and Optician. W. J. llNClh, RATE d. "mat J ustitia, Ruat Coelum." DRUG STORE. q) I The show of st pk was txcoptippa11y 'good, the quality in all the classes I being high. Th sheep exhibits show- it? a eonsiderab3 increase over those ,of last year. , e number of driving ihorses in the Narious classes also showed an incr se. Poultry exhibi- (tors took full 'vantage of the new {quarters provided tor them, and "among the arrq of the old fanciers who always patnize this fair, some new faces were To be'seen. _', The display " dressed poultry, and household and. fibiry products was as good as ever, atiarire array of tenapt-I a» t The display 1% the arts and fancy work section was smaller than ugital, owing to the silinultaneous oceurre'pee of other shows) This Was- far from being a drawback, however, as it kept away the torir of some of those professional "abateurs" who peddle their goods all iirupd the country to the fairs and wdbse productions ow- ing to their owityers' greater experi- eneeh"n the arts; of winning prizes, often eoprpete ungairly with the work of the local exhibg-tor who is genuine- 4) I Messrs. Cousins ind Lemaire took "i/""R'os'ini'rd.'"""'"" a A . “amuwu’ o ithe opportu'nitiy‘ _.e"'s"i',,sho:ri%11.h11se)11,1/ 100 yards Boys 11 and under-l F. lhousehold 1ment1gfn of W 1°. . ri Cruickshank, 2 A. Harris, 3 K. JCing- possess the sole lights for this dis Eden. (triot. -- 'i,' I 100 yards, Girls 11 and undetr--s1 An interesting ethibit was that oi D. Barney, 2 E. Cameron, 3 F. Bar- Messrs. Gartons, the 'o,i,i,iEreir,eirttt't"i,ri. Iseedsmen oi England. who had a; 100 yards Boys 13 and under-l R. gbeautifui display fof pedigree wheat l Hoe, 2 G. Farr, 3 F. Cruickshank. vamd-otlterratiaWtus,U mam“, A'"r7'c- 1j,_,ra'To' Laws! .Girls 33. and. unleT--r1,E. l Mr. Geo. Arttcofiison' 'ii'iihiosG,erd'tisd 'rtousiati' "sry'" G. Triii1Her, 3 B. Smith. lthe merits of variolis rooting materiwj Boot Race Boys lo and under-l A. ;als, with special regreuce to the line Taylor, 2 q. Wardlaw, 3 W. Jackson. 'ishtich >116 handles #2110. especially r?-! Hurdle Race, Boys 12 and under-l (eprnrpends. . (il! I G; J-lad/ice, 2 J. Holley, 3 G. Moody. ' The increasing ’5 attention being shown to the ting? by our business men, is evidence tat this event is growing in size an importance while it also shows ingreasing enterprise on. the part of thc‘gse who took the opportunity of displfhying' their wares. The day of the (i'rtore.keeper who waits in his storegfifor customers to come without making any effort to tell the public what " is {sewing} is past. , A working gasogine engine among'l other things, wasiiexhibited by Mr. Walter Longstaff of; Weston, the Well-f known pump manuttieturer.- l Outside the huge building Mr. Harry Cousins h? a tine show of wagons, buggies, ci,itters and sleighs a great variety offithese vehicles be- ing shown and atfraeting much at- tention. 'i: " which the bees c 1d be seen busily working while sag? 1es of their pro- ducts, honey and 4r'ax, wore daintily displayed and. reo'gived great com- mendation. a; The well-known 'ianos of Heintz- man were again F n view and the merits of this Can tHan made instru- ment were shown _ a large number oi er1quirers. , An exceptionallyéattractive display was made by Mr. :ed Itowntree who had a glass obgirrvation hive, in A greater numb of business men than ever before, t ok the opportun- ity to bring their 1i res to the notice of the public. In t ‘e big building the display of Natioual Stoves and Ranges by Mr. Jardks Hugill attract- ed a great deal of ttention and the methods adopted V Mr. Hugill to attract attention k the stoves and other lines that _ handles proved Well justified by res‘lts. _ The Fair of 1909 ill mark in the history of the We: Townships of Yo and E Agricultural Societ . For time a two day if was proved a brilliant success. :endance on both d ys was e while on Saturda the sect aver three thousa paid f0: sion to the ground . From t Mal point of view the fair mensely successful, while tht mess of this fixture is beeomir er with every succeéiding year FALL F,g'ulR. ill mark an epoch 1 E the Weston and and Etobicoke , . For: the iii,) if was held and success. The at! l ys was excellent, the second day,’ l paid for admik-l . From the finan- the fair was im- while the useful- lie becoming great- In the free forfa117 the results were as to11owt:-- Us. Jos. MeDowe11'tt Planet... 3 2 1 1 l ‘J. Smith‘s; Emilie oyster 1 1 2 g 3 Jos. Smith o. K....... ... ... 2 3 3 3 3 Vernon Rowntree"s Gertile R. 4 4 4 4 1dr. Time 2.27 1-4, 2.28 I-2, 2.27 1-2, :2.27 1-4, 2.28. The farmers' {irot /'aup free fror all events aropsed,6 lot ot, enthNiasrn. In.the former (lit results were:- s."Maeydin.........C.'.... ... 1'-1'3 2 1 R. J. Johnson“; ......... 3 2 1 2 1 Art Sheard.......;. ...t..... 2 3 2 1 3 Macklin took ti-pst {nqn’hgand J ohrr so? and Sheard 'ili'l'df1/il1/S',l's)f)1. Among the t1iriong notiqujon the ground were Cam. T. »G..W§L}1%§e, M. P.; Dr. Forbes Godfrey, ML‘LiAj War- den Gilmour, Rt',abertrGrohepm, Reeve Henry, and Deputies JohnrWrrtsrsn, Robert Barker and Jerry Nelspg, W. J. Cowie, Reeve (harris" at Ft?soatfifjjidg)?: Reeve Bull of let:: and scéreS' of others pron1iner1t'in] he municipal and business interest)) of the eounty."I I Teachers and i{Trustee's Race-l R. HAIR Kersey, 2 S. H.3Hill, 3 A. L. Camp- . SLAUGHTER'W ' bell. 'f,; Killed By Negligenees' L l i------ Hair must have n 11ri _ . THE miseoND DAY. It it does not hm: ',etg,',11oti,idst: The weather was fit1e for the second [men’s it will lose its vitality "grow day and the ttitn-out to witness the:Weak, and become an easy 'p’re t pg‘oceedings mist have been Very thedraigagés otihs vicious tffl d: gfati'Fying to Pitesident G. W. Vorral Structive germs if dandfuii and Secretary EH‘eig'ry Pearson, to . Parisian; Sagif isf’a hair) nourisher: whom a great shag/of the praise for At is ’c11§.j're§111t§:g otrsimiere study and a successful faitirrpt1ist be given. i .exeruiris'ritl'Hii p'riiiititri, the world' Among the throng notiqe‘dljon the Riding 'git1i1c),,liihsig",,l:r,'; l 5 ground were Caiit. T. G. .Wélkége, M. I t should be". H 51' . R; Dr. Forbes Godfrey, MEL/A3 sWar-Pessiny ”01F ':i'ittj.ii'ilili:1i1'111;r1.r,y 11181554113311. den Gilmour, RtabertrGrPam, Reeve,hair, bepapjse)l)ititrever fails to ll. Henry, and Deputies JohrrrWatsort, vent darfdAiii,ii'i iii11is6r"irhair or in Robert Barker and Jerry Nelsog, W. :scalp digtihse.-" 'iii, £45 / t y Mile Race, Egoys 13 and, under-l Harris, 2 Cruieliplrank, 3 Hoe. Relay Race; :Girls 13 and under-l Weston Public School, 2 No. 7 Etobi- cbke, 3 Downsvijew Public School. Relay Race, goys 14 and under-I Weston High School, 2 Weston Public School, 3 Westofn Separate and High Schools. 'i"' T Partners Race, Eirls 14 and over-- 1 Snider and Ratiisay, 2 Cousins and McRae, 3 Coulter]::' and ItoeTp. 1 Mile Bicycle) ijys "iikyrrl G. Barker," 2 C. Farr, 3 H. C6tiifftif. T ' 2--dl Mile Bicycle, Girls operfr,,1iy. Packhém, 2 E. Cbusin's, 3 M. orii':'is?.'" Apple Race, iGirls 8 and under-l M. Alexander, 2 S. Bell, 3 D..Aitche- son. l _ 3 Legged 1taee,iirBovd open-l Rown- tree and Stewart; 2 F. Rowntree and Ramsay, 3 Farr gnd Coulter. 100 yards, Bo'ys open-l MeRtfis, 2 Rowntree, 3 Stewart. , Hurdle Race, Boys 13 and uMer---I C. McRae, 2 G. Rpwntree, 2 J. Stew- art. A _, "-", x Sack Race, Bot) 11 and under-l W Pearson, 2 C. Coglter, 3 C. Hill. Bun Race, Boyiir8 and under-l E Tttlor, 2_ET. Chitlton, 3 R. Cowan. 25 yards Whgqlbarrow Race-l Rowntree and Barbsair, 2 Farr and Coulter, 3 RiddellUxnd Lane. 200 yards, Botti'" open-l McRae, 2 Stewart, 3 Barton; 100 yards, Girls 9 Land under-l B. Arnold, 2 D. Lyons, 3, F. Briggs. Run Long Jump, Boys 12 and under -1 W. Haddow, 2 F. Cruieeslank, 3 F. Ridden. Run Hop Step, Boys 14 and 11nder= l V. Rudolph, 2 S. Lane, 3 E. Pearen Standing Broad Jump, Boys 15"and overs-l C. McRae, 2 F. Hamilton, 3 W. Rowntree. . 75 yards, Girls 7 and lander-l E Briggs, 2 H. Hill, 3 F. Hill. 100 yards, Boyd, 9 and under-l W Coulter, 2 G. Hugill, 3 G. Moodie. 75 yards Boys 7 and 'under-l R Cowan, 2 J..Stewart, 3 G. McKitte- rick. 1 Downsview. T 2 Etobieoke No. 5. C 3 Etobicoke No. 7. _ Numbers, preparation shown and appearance all counted. The sports for the children were carried out with great success. C The following is the list of winners:- ““‘V‘Wu' T, I THE FgRST PAY. The first day (k the fair was devot- ed to the schf 1 children of two _ townships. The barn out in the com-l petition for gr ded and ungradedl schools was excel nt, and great praise; is due both to e pupils and their) teachers for the thowit1g they made. I The parade from 1 the Weston Publiel, School grounds, (i, the Fair grounds, f headed by the fieston Town Band l was well worth staging. Overa thou-i sand children par Icipated, all smart! ened up for the tibcasion, and bear-i ing banners, tiagsiijand sashes. The: awarding of the prizes was a difficult) task but the following disposition[ seemed to meet the/popular approved, Graded Schools. (, 1 Weston Public School. 1 2 Mount Dennis Public School. 3 Weston High School. I 1y amateur. Thi is very noticeable in the fipe arts section where prizes were awarded t productions that have become readbare by being trotted round td country fairs. There is a rule to st; this, it should be enforced. , 1y amateur. Th). (Continued on Page 5). Ungraded Schools I GUNNS', Limited, wish to aiivims l farmers that they prefer 4euveried ot live hogs at their packing house, West Toronto, on Wednesdays and Fridays and in tutti'mumptot earlier than Tuesday, or inter n Friday each week. "t/titist,1 _ i, paid tor select hotrtr. Weir" » lama, 16' to ”Open“; a ' f t By cPiiiiisiai'i S Tge ts not _ only a 1:prei'ee1t"iveljt éjs a: eiitain cure for Ldapd/ruff; iC'stdrs i§chjng of the scalp (ins_ttintly; it make§ Jiair grow thick apdlttiriant. Tit iu‘especially in de- (iiriti by ladies, Ragga it makes the hair beautiful, soft and fluffy. w. J. TInch, the druggist, sells it under a- (positive guarantee to do all that is {claimed for it, or money back 50 |cents tor a large bottle. C ' REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS Gouldiog '& itiamiitoi, 57 Victoria At. TORONTO Branch Office,--, REAL. ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS “WEB "ee EQNGSTAFF. W1 WE m mew .T. LOCKE & Co. Estates managed. Rents and Interest collected. City, Farm and Suburban property In every locality bought, sold and exchanged. Fire, Life. Accident, Burglary and Plate Glass Insurance effected In all Companies. Disney to Loan at lowest rat2sctis? City, Farm and Suburban property. ititi Vittor’ia SFEééé, ’ roRtiitrbs Farms Bought and Sold. knows thatngun ghtf Soap means a won "h'rfut ‘ayiing of time and laNittr, L/hoise, cleaning. Wm“. b. _ . Whether with hot _ 'cold water, nothing gets the dirt off so quickly and without injury as Sunlight Soap. Use it the Sunlight way. Follow the directions. iliiir[iltNtttittirr TELEPHONE, MAIN 1967 J A. WISMER, Manager, . 1iEs1DEstcog--Mip 'streettkFeston ESTABLISHED 1862 5-291 Main St., Weston humus (iiidii? mm Toronto pisoii1, Main 3300: _. -"----'-r---- NO. It BOB