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I 9# Sergt. Nathan Telford is reported to have died .of wounds after being wounded three times and winning the Military Medal. He was a Lancashire man, and had been in Canada three years. Before enlisting he resided at George Street, Mimico. He was 23 years of age. The names of Pte. â€"W. Johnston and Pte. G. Palmer, of Mimico, apâ€" pears on the wounded casualty list this week. Application has been granted to business men of New Toronto to form a Board of Trade. A provisional meetâ€" ing was held last week and arrangeâ€" ments made to hold a regular meetâ€" ing in the course of a week for the election of officers and other routine business. sSad news came in on the wire last night. It was f£o â€" Mrs. Sibbery of this place. son, H. Sibbery, is reported as kiled in action. He enâ€" listed while in the West two years ago and has been over in France ever since. The sympathy of all goes to his mother, who bears the great loss. Another son left yesterday with the 220th Battalion. Last Sunday evening, while Mr. Johnston was attending church at Woodbridge, his horse and buggy disâ€" appeared from the shed. The city police were notified and later in the week he discovered the missing aniâ€" mal and rig in the city and returned them to ‘the rightful owner. It is supposed a soldier and a couple of girls were the thieves, as Mr. Baker, constable for Mount Dennis, saw the trio driving on the Weston Road on Sunday night, but at that time did not know it was a stolen outfit. Up to date the police have been unable to locate any of the parties. M A business meeting was held by the Islington Epworth Leaguers on Monâ€" day night. Reports from various committees gave a splendid account of the year‘s work. The following are elected officers for the coming year: President, Mr. Geo. Wilson; 1st vice pres., Mrs. J. A. L. McPherson; 2nd vice pres., Miss Gertrude Evans; 3rd vice pres., Miss Bessie Miller; 4th vice pres., Mr. Jno. Miller; Secretary, Miss Isabel Anderson; Treasurer, Miss McPherson; Organist, Miss Kingdom. A most successful choir concert was held in Islington under the auspices of St. George‘s Church a short time ago. Mr. W. A. Hyland, as chairman "for the evening, spoke a few words of welcome to the large number present before proceeding with the, progranmi. Miss Kennedy, Toronto, elocutionist; Miss C. Huse, Orangeville, violinist, accompanied by Miss Brown; Mr.â€"P. Harding, Orangeville, baritone, and Mr. J. Cropling, tenor, all contributâ€" ed to the evening‘s enjoyment, also the readings, solos, duets, and trios from the members of the Perth Ave. Trio were very much appreciated. ‘The choir, under the leadersiiip of Mr. Berry, and Miss McKim, organâ€" ist, assisted in rendering the spiendid entertainment. The regular monthly meeting of the Emery Ladies‘ War Auxiliary will be held in the Home Circle Hall, Enâ€" ery, on Wednesday, May 2nd. All the ladies of the vicinity are given a corâ€" dial invitation to attend. The regular meeting of the school board was held in the school house last week. After considerable disâ€" cussion a plan submitted by Chairâ€" man Fokens for beautifying the grounds was adopted. It was decidâ€" ed to enter upon the course of agriâ€" cultural stifly as sent out by the Deâ€" partment of Education. Several acâ€" counts were passed and other routine business transacted. * The many friends of Miss Foster will be glad to know that she is proâ€" gressing favbrably after her operation, although still confined to the hospiâ€" tal. On Monday a Chinaman and an ‘Armenian, both employees of the Canâ€" aAdian Nitro Product Co., were enâ€" gaged in a friendly scuffle, when acâ€" cidentally the Chinaman caught the other man in the eye, completing destroying it. is The Willing Workers‘ of St. George‘s Church, Islington, held a very sucâ€" cessful social at the home of Mrs. Jas. Phillips, on Wednesday afterâ€" noon. The committee in charge of the Harden. Benefit Concert have secured an array of excellent talent for their entertainment to be given on Friday night, April 27th. An evening of high class music is assured and a generous response asked for. The performers are all coming gratis on Account of the worthy object and to show in a measure their sympathy ‘for a man who has risked his life for others. ‘Keep Friday evening free to attend P\:]'ne splendid concert given in aid of the Harden Fund. ‘‘A very successful dance was held in Mount Dennis last week in Inch‘s Hall, under the auspices of the Sons ‘of England./ A social time was enâ€" joyed by all present. The sum of $17 was realized in cash, also 54 packâ€" ages of tobacco, which will be sent to the boys of the society overscas. "The cantata, "Esther, the Beautiful Queen,". given in the Presbyterian Church, Mount Dennis, last Thursday evening under the auspices of the ehoir in aid of the organ fund was a great success. Esther was well proâ€" duced. Miss Ethel Irons acted as queen andâ€" Mr. Davidson as king. Miss Tippett, Mr. D. Anderson, and Mr. W. McMillan filled in the remaining charâ€" acters, all rendering their parts exâ€" ceptionally well. till fivef E’Elbck for the purpose of reâ€" ceiving and giving out work. The Red _ Cross rooms are Open every Tuesday afternoon from two NEW TORONTO MOUNT DENNIS WOODBRIDGE DOWNSVIEW LAMBTON ISLINGTON MIMICO EMERY Wanted At Once â€" â€" â€" Men of All Trades Minimum height, 4 feet 11 inches; easy physical exâ€" amination ; full seale of pay, allowance and pensions; overâ€" seas immediately. / 2. STRAIGHT TO FRANCE Â¥You will be glad that you have met with a hearty hankshake all the hard things which have come to you never dodging one of them,but turning them all to the best possible account. â€" Carriages for the Baby You will be glad that you were hapâ€" py when doing the small, everyday things of life; that you served the best you could in life‘s lowly round. Y ou May Find It Difficult Flat Reed Body, Reclining Back and Adjustable Foot Rests, Rubâ€" ber Tires, in Natural, Grey or Brown Color. Selling While They Last at $4.75 and $5.75 SULKIESâ€"$1.50 UP Dining Room, Bed Room, Sitting Room, Parlor, and all kinds of Furniture at low prices. Call and see. ~ You will be glad that there have been some rainy days in your life. If there were no storms, the fountains would dry up, the sky. would be filled with poisonous vapors and life would cease. You will be glad that you stopped long every day to read carefully and with a prayer in your heart some part of God‘s message to those he loves. When the years have slipped by and memory runs back over the paths you have trod, you will be glad that you stopped to speak to every friend you met and left them all with‘ a warmer feeling in their hearts because you did so. You will beglad that men have said all along your way: "I know that I can trust him. He is as true as steel." You will be glad that you brought smiles to men and \not sorrow. THE FURNITURE STORE 1654 Dundas Street, 2 doors east of Keele St. â€" WEST TORONTO A large crowd were down to see the 220th Battalion start on . their journey east. These men have been under orders for some ten days. It looked like a farce, the coming out and saying farewell. The 220th men are all eager to change their camp. They look forward to taking part in some of Canada‘s glorious deeds at the front. The boys, mostly recruited from York County, will‘ uphold the old traditions of its mother battalion, the old 12th York Rangers. wWEAT WILL MAGKE YOU GLAD? Killed Pte. H. Sibbery, Downsview. & Wounded Pte, James R. Shaw, Weston. Pte. W. Stain, Weston. Pte. W. Sye, Mount Dennis. Pte. E. H. Johnson, Mount Dennis G. Palmer, Mimico. W. Johnson, Mimico. It is Easy to Buy a Lot and Build when the Land is Dirt Cheap. NOW RECRUITINGâ€"THE YORK AND SIMCOE FORESTERS, CE.F., NO. 7 FORESTRY DRAFT APPLY HEADQARTERS, 858 YONGE STREET _ _ From 9 a.m. until 10.30 p.m. â€" _/ Or ROOM 26, 70 LOMBARD STREET From 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. No Restrictions CASUALTIES IN YORK 220TH DEPART EAST Handy.to Schools, Factories, Railways and Cars Location, Buson Road, near Fifth.: SPECIAL CASH OFFER 3 Lots, 25x110 ft., for $125.00 Each Other Lots at $8 to $12 per foot, easy terms. Apply to N. PURKIS, Box 357, Weston TO RENT A HOUSE IN WESTON GET OUT IN THE FRESH AIR D. SANDERS AGCE UP TO 48 RUNABOUTS cushions and reclining back, rubâ€" finish. THIS BEAUTY, FLAT REED BODY AND HOOD, upholsterâ€" ber tires, in white, grey or brown ed in Corduroy, loose reverisible The man who whispers down the well About the stuff he has to sell, Will never have as many dollars As the feller who climbs the tree and hollers. A. B. MOFFAT In loving memory of my beloved wife and our darling mother, Helen Dixon, wife of E. G. Laver, who passâ€" ed away April 27th, 1916. j One year has passed, our hearts still sore, _ As the time goes on we miss her more. Her memory is as dear toâ€"day As in the hour she passed away. Physician, Surgeon, Etc. Office: Weston Road, Mt. Denanis Office Hours: 8 to 10 a.m.; 1â€"3 and 7 to 8.30 p.m. Phone: Weston 87 A Bitâ€"of Poetry for Business Men DR. W. E. PEARSON ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE HANDLED Open in the Evening Splendid Opportunity â€"HUSBAND & FAMILY+ Main St., Weston $19.75 up SELLING AT IN MEMORIAM THE TIMES & GUIDE, WESTON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH. 1917 Farmers in need of help either for long or short periods during the summer should apply stating: Size and kind of farm, the period the help isneeded, also the kind of help needed. Apply toâ€" â€" J. C. STECKLEY, District Representative, Newmarket, Ontario. We are now a Branch of the ONTARIO EMâ€" PLOYMENT BUREAU for the purpose of helpâ€" ing the farmer to secure adequate help. W. A. RIDDELL, Supt. TLanndry Soap,. per bar . .....~..... Ammonita, 6 pkes for ............. Old Diutch Cleanser, 3 pkgs. tor . ... Bull Dog Chloride of Lime, pkg. ... Maple Leaf Baking Powder, 15¢c, 2 for Criscoe, per tif ~.._.caalv.. Corn Flakes, 3 pkss. tor ..~. Bridal Rose Pastry Flour .. 20 Ib. cotton bas Sugar ... . MRS. HOUSEKEEPER MRS. HOUSEKEEPER: â€"Ihs »grocery list pornts onut the way to a quick solution of the everâ€"recurring problem of what to eat, where to buy, and what to buy. OUR MOTTO :â€" Groceries! Wardell‘s Monuments Our Works and Sho wrooms are at 1476 DUNDAS STREET AND 10 WESTON ROAD Opposite the C.P.KE. D epot, Phone Junetion 190 M. G. WARDELL, Proprietor. C. W. WaARDELL, Manager SHEPPARD FDR JEWELRY 1706 Dundas St. A person is sized up by their jewelry. Buy at Sheppard‘s and you will wear only the best. C Weston WHY WEAR CHEAP JEWELRY WHEN YOU CAN GET THE REAL ARTICLE AT THE RIGHT PRICE FROM SHEPPARD? FARM HELP Strips of Tickets obtainable from Drivers or at Office Rates for Larger Quantities on application at Office. BOUVSEAOLD _ O~~ TEN 20 LB. TICKETS FOR $1.00 Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses. Rings, Watcies, Chains, Pendants, Periscopes, etc. W. J. SHEPPARD & G. LIGE ‘"Your Money‘s Worth or Your Money Back." 15 Queen‘s Park, Toronto. We Handle only One Kind â€" The Best ! T he House of Quality " Grocers, Butchers and Restaurants TEN 100 LB. TICKETS FOR $3.00 "QUALITY FIRST" ICE RATES recently discovered in Florence, is atâ€" tributed to the: Athenian sculptor Praxiteles, who flourished in the 4th Century B. C. It was cut from a single piece of marble, quarried on Mount Pentelicus, which supplied stone for the Partheâ€" non, & We use marble and granite of enâ€" during quality. Every design is tasteâ€" ful and artistic. . Estimates and speâ€" cial designs furnished at any time. The lettering we do will be legible for ages Call and see the new 1917 stock at our large and spacious show rooms. Open in the evenings also. FOR OUR MONUMENTS THE ALTOVITI VENUS Groceries Company TORONTO .51%¢ 2. 20¢ .. Ife . TBe â€"â€"20€ .. Alc ~BRC $1.53 $1.80 WEST TORONTO BOYS ! â€"LOOK HERE Phone 36 THE GARAGE, MAIN ST., WESTON â€" House Phone 251 Office Phone 254 British North America The Binder Twine Supply is small. It will not last. â€"Get Your Order in. wESTON BRANCH,. N. J. McEWEN, Manager. EVERY WELLâ€"DRESSED MAN WEARS WELL CUT : CLOTHES Each Season Brings its Changes For Correct 1917 Style For Fine Selection of Blue Serges, Tweeds, Worsteds For Good Workmanship e 36 ' . Main Street, WESTON The House for your Flour and Feed Supply and Chopping You can do so, by depositing your surplus dollars in our Savings Department, or buying War Savings Certificates, and thereby provide some of the "Silver bullets‘‘ which are going to win the war. For particulars apply to :â€" WESTON ROAD COAL WE HAVE SECURED A HALF A CAR OF INTERNATIONAL BINDER TWINE SERVE THE EMPIRE BY SAVING ! BERT MILNE Now For Binder Twine T9 Years in Business. Capital and Surplus $7,884,000 BARKER & FARR MOODY BROS. F. Phillips & Co. withâ€" PLACE YOUR ORDERS MERCHANT TAILOR Keele Street, Opp. Post Office THIS IS THE LIFE / Successors to Geo. E. Phillips D MOUNT DENNIS Telephone 156. s SER â€" =â€"~â€"fopâ€"â€" and THERE‘S MONEY IN SEEDS of the right kind. They will pay a good interest on the investment if properly looked after. The qualâ€" ity of our stock of j TIMOTHY, CLOYVER AND _ ALFALEA SEED will surely suit you. ‘They take deep root and grow very fast. Reâ€" member us when you want SEEDS AND EEED Enrich your soil by using LAND PLASTER. For Sale at WOOD Phone Jct. 986 PAGE FIVE