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éhokne It is with considerable regret o that many of the members of St. John‘s church and friends in the town see the family leave. They go with \ the very best wishes of all in this _ community for great prosperity â€" in g;:;l:heir new work and much happiness. _ The Lieut.â€"Governor and Council have granted the petition of the trusâ€" tees of the. Weston Methodist Church for the removalâ€" of the bodies in the old cemetery back of the church. A special meeting of the Board will be held at the parsonage, King St., on Wednesday evening to deal with this matter. w ‘j‘ffi 8 3 3 ne : lluring the past few weeks people liying on ‘the west side of Main St. _ north have been annoyed and in many â€" cases suffered damages to gardens Wand lawns from cows pasturing in ‘the flats, breaking through into their gardens and eating off the young ‘shoots of ‘corn and other vegetables, ‘."also destroying young plants and lawns by tramping over them. In some places gardens ‘have been replanted and on â€" Sunday last some of these suffered a second invasion. Owing to the lateness . of the season replanting is out of the question and the owner who was watâ€" ching his garden with such satisfaction now views a bare patch â€"of ground which will require some hours work with rake and hoe to keep down the weeds and no tasty vegetable to repay him for expense of seed or labor. It may be pointed out that these lots i?*‘éxtend down into the valley to high water mark and the animals were out of bounds when wandering along, the flats on the north side of the river. An investigation was made by the owners as to the condition of the fenâ€" ces dividing their land from that rentâ€" ed for pasture and they: were found to be in very unsatisfactory condition. For any who may wish to start a rose bed or add to their stock, a great opportunity to see nearly all garden varieties of the rose will be yours on Thursday, June 26th, in the annual \ show of the Rose Society of Ontario in Jenkins‘ Art Galleries, College St., _2 to 10 p. m. There will be nunareds of rose blooms in the various compeâ€" titions.for §5 prizes. A. taple is also_ devoted to rose pests and their cure. Take a pad and pencil and note the roses you want later. It is interesting to note that Mrs. G. G. Adam, of the Elms, is President of the Society this year and also that her roses are well able to hold their own Against all comers. This show is wel} worth a quarter for the revelation to you of the almost endless variety in form and color of this queen of flowâ€" ers, apart from the very practical purâ€" pose of the show. The growing of roses is now a live subject with the flower lovers of Wesâ€" ton. The several extensive rose gardâ€" ens in our town have proved that they can be successfully. grownsif one is inâ€" terested. If in doubt ask any of the rosarians especially A. J. Barker, the postmaster, or George Fisher. Both these gentlemen began their rose knowledge with their first few trees in Weston and they will tell youâ€"that all you require) is interest, common. sense and attention. j During the ‘ On Sunday, June 15th, Mr.. Harry ‘Syni’ons passed peacefully away at the home of, his daughter, \ Summerhill ‘Ave., Toronto, aged 66 years. Deâ€" eeased had been in failing health for some time and for the past few weeks was confined to his bed. About three years ago he purchased a home on King St., Weston, and with his wife and daughter resided there until last ‘;’fall when they moved into the city inâ€" tending to return this spring,. but owing to Mr. Symons‘s health were un able to â€"do so. Dur'ing' his stay in town Re made many friends all of whom are sorry to hear of his decease and exâ€" tend their sympathy to the bereaved wife‘ and family. Funeral â€" services were held on, TFuesday interment takâ€" ing place at St. Jame‘s Cemetery. I in his T8th year. Deceased, who was born in England, came to Canada when a child of two years old settling (with his parents, near Malton. He was engaged in farming all his life and only retired a few years ago when ill hea,lth made active employment no longer possible, His wife, Miss Jane Armstrong, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Adam Armstrong, of Malton, ksfiryives,him, also a grownâ€"up family of eight sons and six daughters. Funâ€" ‘eral services will be held from his. residence of his sons, the Wright Brothers, Lot 38 and $9, Con. 3, Etoâ€" bicoke, ~on Thursday afternoon at 2 o‘clock (old time) interment taking place at Riversido. Cematory After a lingering illness Mr. Robert Wright, one of the pioneers of ‘ the community, passedâ€"away at his home in Etobicoke on Tuesday, June 24th, in his 78th year. Deceased, who was per in( over that and up to 100 inches atract), 20c per inch; over 100 in and up to 200, 18e per inckh; . inches and over, 15c per inch. Local Advertising Readers: 2¢ Yer word. Church or Society Notices of entertainments, concerts, etc., where an admission fee is to be charged or a collection taken, we charge 5e a line for each insertion. In Memoriam Notices, 5¢ per line. Birth, Marriage and Death Notices, no charge. lassified Advts.: 25c per insertion for ads. not exceeding ecight lines; over that 5¢ per line extra. All matter for publication should be in than 4‘ p.m. Tuesday to ensure inserâ€" tion in issue of that week. R Published every Wednesday THE CHARTERS PUBLISHING CO Limited PAGE FOUR copies MIMICO AND NEW TORONTO ADVERTISER Mr. Robert Wright Ax. H. Symons & Mis sons, the Wright )t 38 and 39, Con. i8, Etoâ€" Thursday afternoon at 2 time) interment taking verside Cemetery. P OBITUARY lis wife, Miss Jane er of the late Mr. mstrong, of Malton, a grownâ€"up family ix daughters. Funâ€" be held from his Special Notice worry about cidedly big e about once a AUTo MoOVvIEeE Bueclke FRARKEDB :.* .. P?APDPAE@P Don‘t miss Main Street, Weston From report of Mr. G. H. Hutton, Superintendent of the Canadian Government‘s Experimental Station at Ottawa â€" "The first field which was plowed (stubble) the machine reâ€" quired about two gallons of kerosene per acre, but the carburc tor was out of adjustment and this was responsible for a highâ€" er oil consumption than was necessary, We recently plowed a block of alfalfa land which had been seeded in rows at a cost of one and oneâ€"half gallons to the acre. The machine is easily operated and the plow readily controlled from the engine seat. The machine plowed stubble satisfactorily, pulling two 14 inch bottom plows.", . @ v a ST By Thie BARKER&C0e.CARAGE ste is the enemy of the aut ~<eee4 Fordson Tractor t repairs and guess worlk will bring you to expenditure in the long run. A car inspected a month will remove the waste and worry. Tested at Dominion Experimental Farms @1 aobilist. Waste time and bring you to a deâ€" car inspected by us d o oo e e es e ne ds bhave taken it myself and & results. I consider it the best for wemen who are ailing."â€"M B0 Degge Street. pecasion to use ‘Favorite Pre lot. I recommend it to my p been a wonderful help to many knew of a case where it failed. L0 10 I uk R\â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€" With dull jd%_f{ y headache, t (EN [7 4s backache â€" rackâ€" / 3 | (L* ing with pain here ’/ ; 'i;. r{;::% or there â€" poop ‘flu:} woman, she‘s one [( g of many. On those ul lo days each month, y when in other cirâ€" cumstances she would go to bed, she must still be at the desk or counter, or struggle through the day as best she may with her housework or her family cares. Usually she who feels those dragâ€" gingâ€"down or dizzy symptoms, and _other pains caused by womanly disease, can. be cured by Dr. Pigree‘s Favorite Prescription. â€" It cures the cause of these paing, Faded, jaded, tired, overworked, weak, nervous, delicate women are helped to strength and health by Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite Prescription. / It makes weak women strong and sickwomen well. Inliquid ortablets. AND TAKE NOTICE that such last mentioned date the se cutors will proceed to distrib assets of the said deceased ame | parties entitled thereto, having only to the claims of which the %hen have notice, and that tt executors will not pZ liable f said assets or any part thereof person or persons of whose clai tice shall not have been receiy them at the time of such distril DATED at Toronto this the T of Jime, 1919. . GRAY & GRAY, 301 Crown nffics m C 2e CC RCIIOT against undert: j| | so on or befor ©9L9. : Dated this 1 J.. A. e rnen ies IN THE SUR THE COT In the matter . Stanley O‘Ha the infant chi : ideceased. ‘ NOTICE is h twenty days fr i | Elizabeth Robe: York in the Co woman, will m Surrogate Court York, to be app person of Stanle the infant child late of the Tow County of York who died at the or about the th ber, 1916, intesta pointed a guardi the said Elizabe lawful aunt of. t] j EILI Dated at Toron: June, 1919. .. ANDERSC NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section 56 of the Trustees Act, R, §.0.y1914, Chapter 121, that all crediâ€" tors and others having claims or deâ€" mands against the estate of the said Emma Dalby, who died on or about the 25th day of May, 1919, at the Town of Weston in the County. of York, are required, on or before the 1st day of July, 1919, to send by post, prepaid or deliver to Messrs. Gray & Gray, 301 Crown Office Building, Toâ€" romito, solicitors for the executors of the last will and testament of the said decease'd or to Miss Annie Griffiths and Mr. George Lambton, both of Weston, Ont., the executors, their‘ Christian names and surnames,. adâ€" dresses and descriptions, the full parâ€" ticulars in writing of their claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature of the security, if any held by: them. using it now iN THE MATTEER OF the estate: of EMMA DALBY late of the Town of _ Weston in the County of York, deâ€" ceased. = County of York, market g'e;rdener, who died at the Township of York, on or about the thirteenth; day of Octoâ€" ber, 1916, intestate, without having apâ€" pointed a guardian of the said infants, the said Elizabeth Roberts being \a lawful aunt of the said children. & ELIZABETH ROBERTS. Dated at Toronto this 10th day of June, 1919. + NOTICEK is herebygiven that after twenty days from . the date hereof Elizabeth Roberts of the Township of York in the County of York, married woman, will make a;p\plica,tioq to: the Surrogate Courtâ€"of the County . of York, to be appointed guardian of the person of Stanley and Esther O Hara, the infant children of James O‘Hara, late of the Township of York in the In the matter of the guardianship of Stanley O‘Hara and Esther O‘Hara, the infant children of Aames (V‘Hara: ) OwT.â€""Being a nurse 3. Persons desiring to petition against undertaking the work must do so on or before the 18th day of July, 1919. age is $0.38 per annum. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalments. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $12114.00, of which $2024.00 is to be paid by the Corporation and the estimated special rate per foot frontâ€" 1. The Council of the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Mimico intends to construct a bituminous macâ€" adam pavement on concrete base, eighteen feet (18) in width on Mimico Avenue, between Church Street and the Lake Shore Road, as a local imâ€" provement and intends to specially asâ€" sess a part of the cost of the work upon the land abutting directly on the work. ' o. Persons desiring to petition against the undertaking the work must do so on or before the 18th day of July, 1919. Dated at Mimico this 18th day of June, 1919, e e n n ’ Corporation of the Town of Mimico inâ€" tends to construct a bituminous macaâ€" dam pavement on concrete base, eighâ€" teen feet (18) in width on Church St., between the Lake Shore Road and Main Street, as a local improvement and intends to specially assess a part of the cost on the land abutting diâ€" rectly on the work. 2. Thesestimated cost of the work is $31288.00, of which $8860.00 is to be paid by the Corporation and the estimated special rate per foot fronâ€" tage is $0.38 per annum. The speâ€" cial assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalments. Dated this 18th day of June, 1919 J. A. TELFPER, â€" Clerk. T 1t to my patients and it has 1 help to many of them. I never where it failed.. I have a patient it now and is doing fine. . I myself and got the very hest ANDERSON & McMASTER, ( Her Solicitors w1 e ce on e e d Favorite Prescription‘ quite maphis & sSURROGATE COURT OP HE COUNTY OF YORK _ The Council of GRAY, Crown C Solicitors TAKE NOTICE THAT TAKE NOTICE THAT : best medicine ti)ereâ€"{s' «"â€"Mas. Epita MooR®, iting of their claims, a their accounts and the security, if any held by: J._A. TELEER, Clerk ildren of James O‘Hara and to, having regard A N “,‘ (sa which they shall o Nes $L.ld L\ nd that the said a W _ 1 t mooon be liable for the i rt thereof to any oporaoy a ; yp chee a o ons whose claims noâ€" | e tm â€" & a s 550 been received py | @A@Râ€"aats 1 o *\ eA such distribution. “-’ es ts « x S this the Tth day >,<+h 3. y s s Toh 3 Mel $ag L es" 0 t us s s : ~â€" hi 5 Office Bldg., c\ aas ols rs for Executors. ) â€" ie Cgsrgs» e3 s C <artp se I have had said exeâ€" the Municipal ter Are You Afternoon and Evening First Class Concert in the Evening 20 Minute Radial Service. Cars stop at entranc. o Public Speaking, Athletic Sports M_ain Street, Weston n n o0 n ce s C " _ C i8 _ AL 1 ,; S \ § Beave : J West Toronto | 3 : f ‘E;\ M_ f | ® § ' « MA se s I Tt o es e e e t o <> s : 2 { tt22+2e 0002 00 0 o n .. SS HERE IS THE DIFFERENCE THIS IS THE BEST STOVE ON THE MARKET Its construction is such that it burns less oil than the ordinary oil stove. Is kept clean without any trouble of dirty wicks, and there is no odor from it at all. The styles are all ornamental and yet very compact. With the price of fuel and the heat of ranges, there is no comparison. Once use this stove, and you will sell them to your friends. s Supper served from 5 to 8 p.m Detroit Vapor Stoves uesday, July 1 Credit Grove Port Credit fil@l@i@k}%!@;%@{@l%@ie%%{@{@%a Adults 25¢ vrergsrgmiemeercelSlestcecicieces ADMISSION TO GROUNDS LN sadne ty â€" ainet it TCO ul ie d T *4 %‘!j f‘:" M/,I,flm@\f‘ t _......-%-.‘ u“!L" Aakl \\\ se Mall\| en ceval l fF] Tog . Lfi:g 3 / ! : s s o . ,“‘_5‘; * o9 Cl iitL ) o! ALLEN‘S B?&_Ver Theatre ST. MARYV‘S R. C. CHURCH Will Be Held in the price of fuel and the heat of ranges, there is no n. Once use this stove, and you will sell them iends. : Will demonstrate them for you. DON‘T Paid in Advance; adc Children 15¢ DONTMISS TP Friday, Saturday, June 27th and 28th ENID BENNETT . Wednesday, Thursday, June 25, 26 DOROTHY GISH . OLDBHAM Hardware Merchant _ SALVE IN/!THE HEAT USE ONE OF THE o (MC â€"onâ€" J JE stop at entrance to Grounds , Games, Dancing in the "BOOTsS" Refreshment booths mWM Famous Picture D Telephone No. 19 House [| FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE St. John‘s Road Tel. 301 WESTON ONTARIO 2922 Dundas St. (Above Moon‘s I Real Estate Lo Agent for Fire, Life, Acelident, Auto«s mobile and Plate Glass Insurâ€" Maria Street, East of Fifth Ave. or Box No. 79, Weston Phone 34â€"5 WALTER LONGSTAFE Box 33 3 3 tx7. Repairs 1s still doing business in the old stand. _ Be sure and address all communications to Telephone;.Juficti on Or ance in Fairbanks & Morse F. B. EDMUNDS PHONE 67 JOHN MILLS SMITH‘S MOTOR DELIVERY Baggage and Express 22 St. John‘s Roag, Weston Phone 305 3 $ City phone, Adelaide 1518 Established 1830 still doing business in airs promptly attended to A Trial Solicited Address : GENERAL TEAMING Sand, Gravel and Filling Always . Hand. « Movings Promptly Attended to. Phone 79 at 6.45 a.m., 12.45 noon and 6.45 p.m. Pumps, Ete. 3 J. L. Case Engines John Deere Plough Co. Stone & Wellington Fonthill Nurseries. Phone 268 . K. MeEWEN & sON or :Phone 285 2+ PUMPS, WINDMILLS, GASOLINE ENGINES. CONSERVATORY i OF MUSIC : y West Toronto Studio Branch _ 200 Beresford Avenue â€" : Phone Jct. 72 . f Studios at 27 Cloverdale, Avenue and 18 Wright Avenue : MRS: JNO. T. ANDERSON Licensed Auctlioneers for the Counties of York, Peel an Simcoe ‘ Terr_ns Reasonable HAMBOURG PIANO INSTRUCTION Monday‘and\Thursday, 2 to 6 p.m. Studio, B'ank of Nova Scotia Building Pupils prepared for ~Toronto Conserâ€" vatory Examinations. se R. R.2, WESTON ~ PHONIE o a JOHN HARRIS NOTE THIS WELL ! Studio: "The Graduate ‘Foronto alter Longstaff Practical Plumber 200 Beresford Avenae, West Toromtge Telephone Junetion 72. * 25 Years‘ Practical Experience. W _ go any place. Drop a card. Avenue CHARLES GILLIS *2‘<10â€"Leachers‘ Normal Course. upils prepared for Toronto Conserâ€" vatory Examinations. , Solicitor, Notary Public MAIN ST., WESTON ; Agent for WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25TH, 1919 Music Pianoâ€"Teachers‘ N JOHN T. ANDERSON Piano and Organ Tuner las St., West Toronto oon‘s Hardware Store) ate Loans placed at urrent Rates,. â€" Margax_'e§ R. Gillette J. MUSSON safe companies and at best rates f Stella V. Rowntree MOTOR EQUIPMENT Or other if desired. Residence and Chapel_ Phone 168 Main Street, Weston . LaRose . J. WARD Undertaker and Embalmer Bungalow" WESTON rincipal Gas Engin 891 in the old WESTON onservatory of Weston 87 Maria St., PHONE 3â€"4 16S