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E3] w. iris? Mr. F. L. Johnston of Toronto has . purchased the home of Mr. R. Long- staff, Main Street North. Mrs. S. Wilson has moved into her new home on Main Street North. Mr. Harrigon spent last week at Wallaceburg, his old home town, at- tending the Old Boys' Reunion. Miss Laura. Beamish has returned home after a month's holidays at Orangeville. Mr. Tapscott is spending a two weeks' vacation at ‘Cobourg. Pte. Robert Perkins, of the 75th Batt., is spending a, few days with his uncle, Mr. R. Beamish, Coulter Ave. Mr. W. La. Rose, R. Beamish and R. Le Grand motored to Barrie and spent the week end with relatives. , Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Forsyth clebrat- ed their 62nd wedding anniversary by a family reunion to-day. Miss Alma. Best, of Weston, is spending her vacation with relatives at Georgetown. PAGE FOUR Miss Ina Biist his reiurned to town after spending her holidays in George- town. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Forsyth, Medi- cine Lodge, Kansas, are visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. For- syth, Main Street North. Miss A. Dickin is spending two weeks with her sister; in Lockport, N. Miss Eva Zeihr, of Barrie, has re- turned home after spending a. couple of weeks with her aunt, Mrs. R. Beamish, Coulter Ave. J. W. Burgess has returned after sypending ten days in the eastern part ot Ontario, Carlton Place, Perth, Smith Falls and Brockville. The Rev. Mr. Ryerson, the new vicar " Could you see the inside of the frame joints, you would find there a "fish-mouth" reinforce- ment of unusual length and special design that greatly increases the strength. This typical example of sincerity is found at - the points of heaviest strain-always with a reserve of strength. . What has extra finish to do with ser- vice? Note the depth of brilliancy in the enamel and nickelling. C. C. M. handle bars and all bright parts are generously nickelled over a coat of cop- per-and copper can't rust. Years after ordinary bicycles are not fit for good Tachine." I HAVE. ridden my C. C. M. bicycle pretty regularly for six- teen or seventeen years," writes an enthdsiast, "and it is still a What was the cost per mile of that splendid service P Certainly WESTON Lowest Cost Per Mile Red Bird Massey Cleveland Perfect Columbia <HMr' Bicycles Canada' Cycle" and Motor Co., Lifnited Montreal Toronto WESTON, Ont. 90% of the Parts of Every CCM. Bicycle are Made in Canada and Each Machine is Fully Guaranteed by Look for these Name plates when choosing a bicycle. C All of these well known lines are members of the “C.C.M." family. The Fax Fun co., Louise Williams Mawson, soprano, Jessie Fax, enter- tainer, Will Spencer, comic, James Fax, humorist, will provide the pro- gram at the garden party of the Grahamsville Circuit to be given on the Parsonage lawn, Grahamsville, on Monday evening, August 18th. of St. John's Church, has pufchased the house 'of W. CK Burrage, Joseph sc, Weston. The vicar will take charge of the parish 9n the lst Sunday in Sept. Grahamsville Circuit will. hold a garden party on the Parsonage lawn, Grahamsville, on Monday, August 18, when the Fax Fun Co. will provide the program. Louise Williams Maw- son, soprano, Miss Jessie Fax, enter- tainer, Will Spencer, comic, and Jas. Fax, humorist. Warrant Officer W. T. Rigglesford, of Givenchy Farm, Mt. Dennis, late of the R.C.D’s., C.E.F., has the honor of bringing the first German field gun to Mt. Dennis and weston. The gun was captured by the 46th Canadians at Vimy in 1918. It will be one. of the items of interest shown at the Weston G.VV.V.A. Field Day, Saturday, July 16th. , On Sunday the members of the Bap- tist Church had a very interesting talk from Mrs. Hudson, a returned mis- sioary, of China .She related many of the trials and the great joys that. one encounters while engaged in the great work. It is an inspiration to all to hear one who is doing such good work relate her own experience There. was a large number present and all enjoyed the talk. Mr. J. L. Steadman, of Durham, was married last Wednesday evening at the Church of the Good Shepherd to Miss Dorothy Kathleen Brain, youngest of Mr .and Mrs. T. Brain, of Gollain- ton, Surrey, Eng. The Rev. A. J. Arthur performed the ceremony. Mr. Steadman went across with the 15th Battalion and only returned home about a year ago. He is now living in Durham. Mr. Steadman's parents live on St. John's Road. On Friday the first practice of those who are going to take part in, the singing at the memorial services to be held on Sunday evening, August the 31st, are asked to attend the first practice on Friday evening. This prac- tice will be held under the leadership of Mr. Geo. Sainsbury. It is to be hoped that there will be a good turn- out _of all those who can take part in chorus work. While the choir lead- ers are all oo-operating in the work and the choir members are expected to be present, it is also for those who are not attending any choir. We want your help in this work. Comealong Friday night to the town hall for the first practice. The organization meeting tor the referendum meeting was held in the Town Hall on Sunday afternoon. There was a. good number of persons pre- sent. The meeting was opened by the Rev. Mr. 1Eettlewe11 and Rev. 1AIr. Sims. Mr. Agar, the district organiz- er, gave an outline of the 01"e','alirzct- tion after Mr. Tir. J. Cruickshank had taken the chair. This led up the or granrzationis for this district being- formed. The earnestness dispiaygd a? the meeting meant a. great deal for the oncoming vote. LAll present were strong in their conviction regards the answer, to the question. Election of Ir,?,",),,', m far and away less than that of a cheap, inferior bicycle. The few dollars you might save on an ordinary wheel are likely to be lost over and over again in the shorter life and poorer service of such a machine. Make certain of lowest cost per mile with good company, the sparkleof your C.C.M. makes you proud of it. All C.C.M. bicycles have the Hercules coaster brake-the only brake without ===8 a side arm. It is light, simple, powerful and effective. After coasting P the clutch engages without slipping and fi with utmost smoothness. We back this I. brake with our guarantee. Ride a C.C.M. bicycle. Ride the wheel you know is made in fullest sincerity in every seen and unseen part-the bicycle that means lowest cost per mile. There's a C.C.M. dealer close to you. Winnipe g Extra precaution should be taken by everyone who attempts to cross the road . This is especially the case with" children. It is their habit to run across the road without one thought of what is coming down or up the road. The city papers have recorded nearly ev- ery night some accident that has oc- lurred just through some one rushing into the road without a look. A boy darted out on the Weston Road flying a kite and only the good work of the auto driver, he would have hit his head against the front of the car. Children running 11oops and running after balls never look but dash out on the road. One of our citizens, Mr. J P. Allan, while driving on the Wes- ton Road had to make a quick swerve to avoid hitting a little girl as she rushed out from behind a. telegraph officers were as follows: Chairman, Dr. Burton; vice-chairman, Messrs. W. J. Cruickshank, Fred M. Irwin and Mrs. W. J. Cruickshank and Mrs. H. Gray; See, Mr. Skelton; Treas., Mr. J. Harris; Committee, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. F. W. Moh'at, J. Nason, T. A. Pearce and Jr M. Pearen. Committees will be held and the details of the organi- zation worked out at once. Similar meetings are being held all over the district tor the same purpose. Vancouver _ ALLEN'S Beaver Theatre Continuous performance every Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Aug. 13 and 14 W. S. HART in "SQUARE DEAL SANDERSON" Episode 16-"TIGER TRAIL" Monday and Tuesday, August 18 and 19 BIG PRODUCTION West Toronto's Famous Picture House Friday, Saturday, Aug. 15 and BRYANT WASHBURN in “PUTTING lai, OVER" Matinee Daily at 2.15 Prices-Main Floor 15c and 200 Balcony, 15c and 25c. Boxes 25c. pole. As it was, the back wheel of the car did hit the child and her limb was broken. Mr. Allen drove the child to the hospital then reported the whole thing to the police. He was ex- onerated from all blame on the inves- tigation of all details. This, however,is not enough. It puts the driver in a very bad position. It also causes much suffering and great expenses that could be avoided. Let us teach every one to think before they act. Teach absolute control in all crisis and we will avoid these accidents. Children should be made to remain on the sidewalks for their own protection and the general safety of the public. From all report the little girl hurt is doing very nicely. George Cumming, the Toronto pro., set a new record for that course in 65, going out,in 32 and back in 33. The old mark was 68. The course is 6,720 yards, 3,000 coming home. He was 7 under par for the course, five going out. T There will be a. big day here on Sawrday. It is the St. Leo's Church garden party, to be held on the athletic grounds. Have, you seen the pro- grams yet? If not, you had better look them over. Arrangements are being made for a, real afternoon and evening. In fact, there are extra at- tractions on the go. The lacrosse match in the afternoon will be worth the price of admission alone. Our boys are playing a good game and will make a good report of themselves. The Beaches are a very strong team and have been playing good lacrosse. Mimico team will make them step to the limit. Besides this there are a lot of real attractions that will keep you on the move all the time. The Ladies' Aid will hold a, mum social on Saturday night in the Home Circle Hall, Emery. This is something interesting and the refreshments will be a special feature, There will be a small fee of 15 cents charged. The memorial monument is about to be unveiled-as soon as the re- maining boy overseas has returned home. The work is all completed. Science enters into the making of motion pictures in a greater, degree each year and soon we will have all of the latest _insrentions utilized in some manner or another on our screens. Radium and the X-ray are both utilized in the second episode of "The Tiger's Trail," the new Pathe Serial, starring Ruth Roland, which will be shown at the Maple Leaf Theatre Wednesday and Thursday of each week. Miss Roland, as Belle Boyd, the heroine of the Serial and George Larkin as Jack Randall, a young mining engineer, are in search of a certain Tiger Idol which has a very wonderful power in that its eyes glow when the little image comes near Radium. They are convinced that "Grim" Gordon, Belle’s guardian, has secreted the Idol k, in some hidden niche in the walls of the house. So they secure a, phial of Radium and by passing this along the walls of each room finally locate the Idol as the Radium' causes its eyes to glow and shine right through the walls of the room. The dangerous properties of Radium are recognized by all scien- tists and physicians who handle this valuable mineral. A great many phy- sicians have lost their lives through Radium burns and the substance is always kept in special lead containers. In another episode of "The Tiger's Trail" Gordon, who experiments con- siderably with Radium, is shown in a specially constructed Laboratory whose walls and furniture are all of stone. In projecting Radium Rays any inflammable substance such as wood would burst into flame if the rays touched it so the stone furniture enables Gordon to conduct his ex- periments with no element of danger by fire. Walkerton had four inches of rain during July,' an unusually heavy fall for that month: Milton had $80,000 worth of autos parked in its streets last Saturday night. MYSTIC POWER OF RADIUM NE w GOLF MARK MIDHCO EMERY 16 FOR. ItENT--'rwo rooms, every con- venience, $14 per month. Apply Mrs. Redshaw, Queen's Ave., Mimi- LOST-on Sunday a dull jet brooch, with woman's head enguuved on it, Valued as a. keepsake. Finder please return to Times & Guide of- tice, weston. WaNTEliy--g caretaker for the pub- lic school on King and George St, Apply Jas. R. Dennis, Weston. WANTED-steady man accustomed to boilers for position of fireman. Apply Mr. Hannon, K. & S. Cana- dian Tire & Rubber Co. FOR SALID-Good old English piano, beautiful tone, upright case. James Webb, over Rowntree‘s Butcher Store, Weston. FOR SALE--.?, ton Ford truck, in good running condition. Apply Gra- ham & Carton, Main St., \Veston. FOR SALEI-A baby's red cutter, new; a, wheel hoe, new. Apply J. Har- land Billings, Scarlett Rd., Weston. FLAT TO ItENT-Apply 2 Main St, \Veston. _ IF YOU ARE willing to board one or more teachers coming to the High and Public Schools kindly send your name and terms to me,.---t. W. Campbell, Chairman Management ,Committee. FOR SAEgEI--Solid brick house in Weston. All conveniences. Apply Geo. W. Packham. FOR SALE1--one Brantford comput- ing scale, weigh to 10 lbs., in good condition; one platform and scoop scale, weigh to 240 lbs., in good con- dition; one black driving mare, 7 years old. Apply lt, A. Wade, Coul- ter Ave. WANTED-A young girl wanted to assist with housework from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Apply Mrs. A. J. _Rob- erts, The Store, Westmount. $2500 Buys a, 6-roomed solid brick house in Weston. Cellar and good furnace; electric light; lot 30x130. Close to school and churches. Ap- ply M. McKissock, 202 Beech St., phone 351. FOR SADF-overland touring car,No. 90, and Ford roadster, with deliv- ery box. Both in good running condition. For immediate sale, cheap. Apply 10 Myers Ave., Wes- ton. , FOR SALE-Brick bungalow, 6 large bright rooms. Lot 30X130. Apply Mr. C. E. White, King St, Weston, phone. 247. HOUSE FOR SaLE--Detached 7 large rooms and bathroom; fire- place in living room; back stairs; verandah. Stable suitable for gar- age; hen house. Nice garden soil - and three fruit trees. Close to sta- tions and trolley. Cash down $600, balance on easy terms. Apply N. C. Barrage, 35 Joseph St., Weston, nhone 106. WANTED TO ItENT-A six or seven roomed house with all convenien- ces. Apply Times & Guide, box 20. HOUSE FOR SVE1---one lot from 83000--New six roomed brick house; hardwood trim down-stair; through hall; large cellar; furnace. Easy terms. R. Cook, 56 East Drive, Roselands, Mt. Dennis. FOR SAL12---To be sold privately handsome‘ leather rocking chair and other articles of good furniture. 64 Coulter Ave. _ s37oo--si"x large rooms and unfinished attics, quarter cut oak floors, beam- ed and panelled dining room; through halls; French doors; large kitchen; side drive; large cellar; furnace. Easy terms. R. Cook, 56 East Drive, Roselands, Mt. Dennis. FOR ItFNT-A new four-roamed cot- tage on Buson Rd.; electric light; well water. Price $9 per month. Apply P.O. Box 188, Weston, phone Weston 178. MAIN ST., WESTON Agent for Fairbanks & Morse Gas Engim Pumps, Etc. _ J. I. Case Engines John Deere Plough Co. Stone & Wellington Fonthill Nurseries. Phone 268 corner of Dufferin Street and Scar- lett road, six roomed house with sunroom, to sell fully equipped with electric fixtures, blinds, steel range, etc. Newly decorated. Large lot. Garage. Occupation Sept. 15th. Ap- ply J. Harland Billings on premises or Weston P, O. O. E. LaRose Just what you are looking for. On Victor Avenue, a solid brick 8 roomed house, with every convenience, hardwood floors and hardwood trim downstairs, on nice lot 33 x 135. PRICE $4500. Terms right. Possession on Sept. lst. The price'of building material and labour is constantly increasing and this house could not be duplicated to-day for $5500. Ap- ply to T FOR SALE ATKINSON, 256 Russell Hill Road Telephone Hillcrest 3 les, THE WESTON DIETHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY Notice is hereby given that after the second publication hereof in The On- tario Gazette and in The Times & Guide published in the Town of Wes- ton, the Board of Trustees of the Wes- ton Methodist Church will at the ex- piration of thirty days from the pub- lication of the last of such notices dis- inter and remove from the cemetery of the Weston Methodist Church the bodies not previously removed by rela- tives or friends of the deceased and reinter them in the Riverside Ceme- tery, situate in the Township of Eto- bicoke adjacent to the said Town of W'eston in the County of York. JOSEPH NASON, Solicitor for the Applicant, 157 Bay Street, Toronto DATED at Toronto this eighteenth day of July, 1919. In the matter of the cstnteiof Isaac Kellam, late of the Township of Vaughan, in the County of York, Farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1914, Chap. 121, Sec. 56, that all persons having c1aims,againsst the estate of the said Isaac Kellam, who died on or about the fourth day of June, A.D. 1919, are required to send by post pre- paid or to deliver to the undersigned Executors of the estate, or to Messrs. Anderson & McMaster, solicitors for the Executors, on or before the 12th day of September, 1919, their names, addresses and descriptions, and a full statement of their claims and the na- ture of the security, if any, held by them, duly certified, and that after the said day the Executors will pro- ceed to distribute the estate of the de- ceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he then shall have notice. Dated this eleventh day of August, A.D, 1919. The undersigned has received in- structions from R. LONGSTAFF to sell by public auction on the premises of the above, Main St. N., on 1 set Jardine pipe dies, 1 to 2 inch; set engineer dies, 1 inch; 2 pipe wrenches, pipe cutter, washing mach- ine, Jardine hand and power drilling machine, 16 drills; hedge pruner, adze axe, 5 steel hammers, P. anvil, ext. screw driver, ice tongs, a lot of wire, 3 steel crowbars, steel pipe bar, hoe, 2 hoes, 2 pick axes, spades, shovels, Dutch hoe, 2 babbitt ladles, 12 barn door hinges, Windlass and bucket, 2 sheets galvanized iron; lumber, oak, ash, pine; cedar post, milk cart, oat bin, 7 ft., 3 ft. 6 in. x 2x7; wagon pole and shafts, stays, plow, 300 ft. rope, block and tackle, 2 well scoops, 3 post hole angers, rope, 24 yards; rope, 21 yards; camp table, 2 walnut centre tablesprocking chair, veranda chair, 2 arm chairs, kitchen chair, invalid plush chair, oak sideboard, writing desk, piano, 3 stools, bedstead and springs, cuckoo clock, deer head, Ipair Texis horns) 2 violins, shot gun,' O.K.; large galvanized bath tub, lawn mower, tent, croquet set, small stove and pipes, bean huller, yarn winder, ,curtain stretchers, :quilting frames, 2 fishing rods, brass syphon, 3 ladders. J. K. McEWEN & SON, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20TH, 1919\ at one. o’clock sharp, the following ar- ticles: IRONS Occupied House Wiring a Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Eieetriicall Contractor McNEICE LIGHTING, BELLS, TELEPHONES, POWER, FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES . NITROGEN, TUNGSTEN, CARBON AND CANDELABRA BULBS FUSE PLUGS, CORD, SOCKETS, HEATING APPLIANCES AND Stop 27, Lake Shore Road 66 Violet Ave. Phone 746 Executors. ANDERSON & McMASTER, 2881 Dundas St., flllllllfllilli, TUULS HE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS RE. No. 3, Weston, Ont, ISAAC B. KELLAM, R.R. No. 3, Weston, Ont. JAS. N. KELLAM, THOS. W. B. KELLAM, LONG BRANCH Toronto, Solicitors for the ENecutors CASH SALE] Box 252 No. 1, Woodbridge Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1919 JOHN T. ANDERSON Piano and Organ Tuner 200 Beresford Avenue, West Toronto Telephone Junction 72. Graduate Toronto Conservatory 0! Music Piano-Tet-ns' Normal Course. Pupils prepared for Toronto Consu- vatory Examinations. _ Studio: “The Bungalow" " Marla. St, WESTON 26 Years' Practical Experience. W to any place. Drop a card. PIANO INSTRUCTION Monday and Thursday, 2 to 6 pan. Studio, Bank of Nova Scotla Building Pupils prepared for Toronto Conner- _ vatory Examinations. R. It. 2, WESTON PH! HAMBOURG CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC West Toronto Studio Branch 200 Beresford Avenue Phone Jet. 72 Studios at 27 Cloverdale Avenue and 18 Wright Avenue MRS. JNO. T. ANDERSON SMITH'S MOTOR DELIVERY Baggage and Express 22 St. John'a Road, Weston Phone 305 City phone, Adelaide 1618 GENERAL TEAMING Sand, Gravel and Filling Always on! Hand. Movings Promptly Attended to. Phone " at 6.45 a.m., 12.45 noon and 6.45 pan. PHONE 67 J. K. McEWEN tk SON Established 1830. ' is still doing business in the old stand. Be sure and address all communications to Box 33 FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE St. John's Road Tel. 301 WESTON ONTARIO For PUMPS, WINDM1LLS, & GASOLINE ENGINES. Maria Street, East of Fifth Ave. . j or Box No. 79, Weston Agent for Fire, Lite, Accident, Anton mobile and Plate Glass Insur- ance in safe companies and at beat rates Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public 2922 Dundas St., West Toronto (Above Moon's Hardware Store) Real Estate Loans placed at Current Rates. Telephone-function 991 W. C. Burrage BUILDER & CONTRACTOR 35 Joseph St., Weston, phone 106 General Alterations and Repairs attended to Margaret R. Gillette W. J. WARD Walter Longstaff Practical Plumber Repair/s promptly attended to A Trial Solicited Address: WALTER LONGSTAFF Undertaker' and Embalmer MOTOR EQUIPMENT Or other if desired. Residence and Chapel Phone 168 m CHARLES GILLIS Stella V. Rowntree Edeensed Auctioneers for the Jounties of York, Peel and Simcoe Terms Reasonable _ JOHN MILLS ioncretc Foundation; Cellat Floors and Sidewalks laid. NOTE THIS WELL I Main Street, Westdii P. B. EDMUNDS JOHN HARRIS E. J. MUSSON Avenue or Phone 285 Principal. Phone 34-5 PHONE 8-4 WESTON WESTOIC Weston l