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Egg we w L E5 _ "iF'j"s"l'"i"i"'i("i"grFoR SALE; WEDNESDAY. FEBRT' 50 ACRES IN ETOBICOKE TWP ---N4 MILES FROM AO acres workable, balam plowed, 44 acres in meadow; well and creek. Frame houst No. 2 36x18, tie-up 5 horses. phone. Church ly; miles. 1 ranged. Price $6000. Term: rangeu. , 11y» VVVVV. 204 ACRES-IN VAUGHAN TWP.-3 MILES FROM MAPLE-- 13 MILES FROM CITY LIMITS _185 acres workable, balance bush, swamp and pasture, 2 acres orchard, 18 acres fall wheat, 60 acres fall plowed, 30 acres in meadow, 10 acres fresh seeding; sandy to clay loam soil: 1 well and a creek. Frame house of 8 rooms, cellar, cistern, furnace in house. Two bank barns, No. 1 60x40, No. 2 50x30, barn on ground 50x30, tie-up 10 horses and 20 cattle, 5 box stalls. Driving house, hog: pen, hen house, sheep house, garage, silo, windmill. School and church 1 l-l miles. Rural mail and telephone. Richmond Hill I miles. Possession ar- ranged. Price $12,600. Terms arranged. 100, ACRES-TORONTO, TWP.-ON CENTRE RoAD---yfrML, FROM COOKSVILLE ‘ "85 acres workable, balance bush and pasture, 13/; acres orchard; clay loam' soil, level ; 2 wells and a-spring. Frame house of 6 rooms, cellar, cistern. Bank barn 60x45, barn No. 2 30x25. Driving house, hog pen, hen house, sheep house. School and church 3,/4 mile, Rural mail and telephone. Railway depot H4 miles. Electric railway at the corner pf farm. Price $20,000. Terms arranged. lilo AcRtrs--IryNN..E9., TWP.--) STONE ROAD-- , 1 MIKE FROM CONCORD--? MILES FROM . ‘ _ CITY LIMITS 30 acres in meadow, 10 acres tresn seeding, ICVCI, I YVh-b' “a," Cement cast house of 8 rooms, cellar. Bank barn octaVian shaped, barn No. 2 56x30, tie-up 9 horses and 18 cattle, 2 box stalls. J)tiying house, hog pen, hen house, ice house. Silo; rural nirtirdnd) t'ele- phone. School 1 mile, church across the road, railway depot 1 mile. Possession arranged. Price $20,000.. Terms arranged. 9% ACRES-IN ETOBICOKE TwP.--1 MILE FROM HUM- BER BAY---% MILE FROM CITY LIMITS All workable, 't acres orchard. all fail plowing done; sandy loam soil; level; 2 wells. Brick house of 8 rooms, cellar, cistern, water in house, also bathroom, Barn 50x20, tie-up 6 horses and 2 cattle. Driv- - - the-» 1.“ knhcp windmill. School 1-8 mile, church 1/5 mile, 3% 9% ACRES-UN ETOBICOKE TWP.- BER BAY---,% MILE FROM All workable, 't acres orchard. all fall soil, level; 2 wells. Brick house of 8 roor, house, also bathroom. Barn 50x20, tie-up ing house, hen house, windmill. School 1 mile from stone road, railway depot yi rt Price $15,000. Terms arranged. a: UllVlns nuuop, “Vb run” --" mail and telephone. Possession arranged. Price $6000. 'lerms z ranged. The Willoughby Farm Agency that you, want? Something that give you real pleasure and satisfz work. In offering you three dt ables you to select the one that y of cash'and quality. Representatives: J. A. Pascoe, West Toronto; J market; W. A. Young, Agincourt; J. J. Virtu Forster, Bolton; Thos. Wilson, Erin; M. E. HEAD OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, is a high'grade of of sterling quality satisfaction. This is has a power This machine is one tt its way into the best homes RECORDS We have the famous Victor Records on these you can select a programme that will most (critical guest. MAIN STREET, WESTON ls It A Phonograph 100 acres workable, SPECIAL SATURDAY H. O. COUSIN§W Big stock of Fixtures always FOR VALUE, SERVICE AND EXPERIENCE CALL IN our own machm of reproduction Maclnnes Bros. orkable, balance pasture, yz acre orm s in meadow; clay loam soil, level; Frame house of 5 rooms, cellar. l 'e-op 5 horses. Sthool 1 mile. Rur Clyf/ miles. 1 mile from stone road $6000. Terms arranged. WIRING AND ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL WORK DONE HERE THE CANADIAN SUPERIOR of machine that has itv. This is a got Electrical Engineers and Contractors Main Street, Weston, Phone 271 ARY 11, 1920 76 MAIN STREET, WESTON THE BRUNSWICK _ VLL A A.....--'-"'- lle, balance pasture and woods, 3 acres orchard, 10 acres fresh seeding, level; 1 well and.creelf. f 8 rooms, cellar. Bank barn octas/ian shaped, nn 9 horses and 18 cattle, 2 box sept/tlatte/eg ome THE COLUMBIA one that is known all over a, balance bush, swamp and pasture, 2 acres neat. 60 acres fall plowed, 30 acres in meadow, sandy to clay loam soil; 1 well and a creek. s, cellar, cistern, furnace in house. Two bank o, 2 50x30, barn on ground 50x30, tie-up 10 'ox stalls. Driving house, hog pen, hen house, lo, windmill. School and church 1 1-1 mites. one. Richmond Hill l miles. Possession ar- , Terms arranged. _ _ " thing that-will reproduce the q and satisfaction. Quality com 11 three different lines of mali one that you desire, both from chine, built from sci tion that is equal to GIVEN in and hear them , TWP.--" MILES FROM WESTON FROM CITY LIMITS ' EVENING RECITALS aas a fine finish and good machine and , )arll INV. Ky uvxxrvu. ~_, U School and church M, mile, Rural at 1% miles. Electric railway at Terms arranged. TWP.--) STONE ROAD-- YRD--7 MILES FROM T in stock to select from y; acre orchard, 6 acres fall soil, level; plenty of water, rs, cellar. Barn 60x36, barn mile. Rural mail and tele- emno road. Possession ar- mile. Possession arranged ; on sale, and from will entertain your selected parts, to the best. onto; J. P. Denne, New- . Virtue, Hampton; E. C. M. E. Nixon, Milton. OWN. ONT. . ce the tones and ty counts in this of makes, it en- ch from the point PHONE It has won . a motor will give and fall Harris-Barnes" ' The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes, Islington Ave., Islington, was the scene of a. very pretty wedding, when their daughter, Dora Selina, be- came the bride of Mr. Charles Har- ris, son of the late Thomas Harris of Lambton Road, Humber Bay. Mr. George Whitworth, uncle of the groom, officiated. The pretty bride. who was given away by her father, wore white georgette crepe over taf- feta, her embroidered veil being held with a. wreath of orange blossoms, she also carried a bouquet of bridal roses. Mr. Pennington, brother-in-law ot the bride, played the wedding march. . - -5 when their iaihrhter, Dora Selina Miss Marjorie Pennington, niece of the bride, and Miss Freda Stanley, niece of the groom, acted as flower' girls and looked charming in dainty dresses of pale pink mull and white net, carrying pink carnations and nat- cissus and wearing the groom's gift of a, gold brooch. Miss Clara, Barnes,' sister of the bride, attended as brides- maid, gowned in pale pink crepe de chine and carried a. shower bouquet of oink carnations. She also wore the groom's gift, a string of pearls. The groom was assisted by his broth- er. After the ceremony a reception was held. Toasts and congratulations were presented to the happy couple, who left later in the evening for their new home on Lambton Road. its annual oyster supper in the Edge- ley hall, with great success. Mr. W. Anderson, president of the club, was chairman. Mrs. G. Williard, the tal- ented Toronto elocutionist, delighted the audience with several well chos- en selections. The quartette of Dow- ney Brothers of Bolton, sang a. num- ber of times in their usual entertain- ing manner, accompanied by Miss Ver- na, Downey of Sherwood. Misses Ha- The Farmers’ Club of Edgeley held Graham & Carton, Dealers Weston Come Once and You’ll Always Come TsaaNGTON w~ \EDGELEY ()ii/r, ARE Ford Dealers in this , tl distriét and have formed an estimate of the number of cars we will require to meet the needs of this territory. We cannot get enough' cars to fill that estimate because there are not enough cars being made to fill all dealers' estimates throughout Canada. at'i'ir21t'i,t'/pt we send in and' the early date at which wesend them in, as the Ford Shipping' Department follows the principle, ' First (Come, First Serve d q , , oye,,,i,,:,-,ccr,i,rir,.,,_,,,_'_l,,ir- '_.,',"',)),,"'.),,",',,,)':',;,,,',:,-,, «like vt,',',: W The number of cars we can get depends, upon the {lumber of orders _ Cars orderefnow will not be delivered until March, and deliver- ies will be uncertain throughout the year. If you domot want to wait for summer or autumn delivery,, come in and reserve your car by signing an order today. I Weston Flour Mills Such is the experience and confidence that we have in our mill. This is the result of our tests and the work that has been done by the Marvel Mill. It is a marvel and turns out the highest grade of Flour, Bran and Shorts. It will pay you' to pay a visit here. See the mill in operation. See the flour made while you wait, from your own wheat. See the great benefits yéu get by having yourrwheat‘ gristed here. I T J when Miss Annie Cooper An event ot much interest to a number of people in Elia took place u'hnn Miag Annie Cooper' of Thorn- Miss Kate Snider entertained a number ot Elia. young people at her home on Sunday evening in honor of her friend, Miss Alma Chapman of Weston, who was spending the week end with her. A merry sleigh load of young peo- ple from Elia drove down to Blithe- wood rink a few nights ago. After enjoying the pleasures of skating, the - _ __ " _ A -1: 1U!{4-.c< “gonna “H ,, party repaired to the home of Miss Lillian McMillan. Games were play- ed and music added to the evening's enjoyment. It way in the wee small hours before the frolicking young folks reached home. ELI A Mary S'tong of "1urd!er. . 1689532 r.'- il '.;;iijTsii'; ",'laiftiji:'iiirij Tr' -v ' tiv'iii:"iis'fihiircir The February meeting of the Wo- man's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. George Farr on Tues- day, the 17th inst. The interesting feature of the programme will be a debate “Resolved that old time is pre- ferrable to the new time." The affir- mative is to be taken by Mrs. George Farr and. Birdie Plunkett. The roll call to be answered by witticisms. A. cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies. Note the change in the date from the regular meeting, this being made owing to the South York Sunday School annual Convention be- ing held at Unionville on Wednesday, Feb. 18th, and Thursday, Feb. 19th. One of the most entertaining even- ings of the season was run off at the rink last Wednesday night when Nots man A. Faulkner put on an exhibition ot skating. Boyish in his appearance, one could scarcely realize a War scar- ed veteran of 1917, coupled with this his pleasing personality and enthusi- asah made tor him many friends. Skating as he did on the one foot drew many commentsalso made many realize that the fact that often what we deem the impossible can be acéom- plished and done well too by persevet"- ance The Riehview Woman's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. John Hutchison on Friday, Feb. 13th. In the afternoon a quilting bee will be held to which all the members are in- vited, In the evening a social will be held and a cordial invitation is triv- en to the men of the community as well as the ladies. We are pleased to n Clerk. Mr. J. ET. Taylo duty this week after t tp the house tor severa severe cold. THISTLETO\\'N )Ieased to note that the J. ET. Taylor. is back on week after being confined RICHVI EW o,,it),gat,tiitti, al days with a 5v? Tom Hatton Sharpens Skates while you wait. Special attention given to boot repairs. No delay. Every job neatly done and if in a hurry it will be done while you wait. ccceam=trrrEte?1lrv1'iys'"ru"S-a:-a-.i, Blankets Bed Comforters Shaker Flannel Blankets in gray and white, all sizes, from ............ $3.00 upwards STORE, MAIN ST., WESTON Eiderdown Baby Blankets in. pink and white at .........$1.50 . All Wool Blankets, special at perpair ....r..e.... .....$10.00 Bed Comforters, From . . .$3.50 upwards, at , G. M,, LYONS Physician, Surgeon, Etc. Office: Weston Road, Mt. Dennis Office Hours: 8 to 10 a,m.; 1-3 and 7 to 8.30 p.m. Phone: Weston 87 . DR. J. T. HACKETT Dentist _ Office:-Coleman & Hackett Block bR. J. A. MELDRUM Physician, Etc. _, MAIN ST., WESTON N Opposite Bank of Nova, Scotia EMAEKDFMWWEAL Office and Residence, East. Cor, King St. and Rosemount Ave. Telephone 15 Weston, Ont. EAR. NOSE AND Timon! I Marla Bt., Weston, Phone Jan's. an 332 Bloor W.. Toronto; Ph. Col. 20.: Consultation! 'rt?y Appointment Dr.Harrison ('2.Rtios) DENTAL SURGEON Office: Bank of Montreal Bldg, Main and Iohn'St., Weéton Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers Phone 152, Weston " Money to Low on good First Mortgage Securities , Dr. H. D. Livingstone N. J. McEwen, Manager, Bank of Nova, Scotia Bldg. Main St ‘Auto truck Specially adapted tor MOVING FURNITURE Overland touring car for hire with capable and careful driver q l. Lorne Fraser, MA. MR VINCENT MEREDITH. Burt. President. SIR CHARLES GORDON. G. B, E. Vice-president, R. B. ANGUS. ESE. LORD SHAUGHNESSY. K.C.V.0. C. u. R. DRUMOND. Esq. D. FORBES ANGUS. Esq. W] LL-CoL HERBERT MOBONJLC. HAROLD KENNEDY. Esq. B, GEORGE B. FRASER, Esq. COLONEL HENRY COCKSHUIT J. E. W. BEAT”. ESQ. K. C. Capital Paid Up " - ' Z0,000,000sU0 _ Rest . . " . 20,000,000.00 ', Undivided Profits . . 1,812,854.43 Total Assets (Blst Oct. 1919) . siii',idri'jstj9.4s1 Branches throughout Canada and Newfoundland; in London, England, NewYork, Chicago, Spokane and Cityof Mexico; also inSan Francisco--. British-American Bank (owned and controlled by Bank of Montreal). W. A.TITLEY 7 Phone 30 MAIN ST., WESTON Pit Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. ,. W. E, PEARSON CARTAGE AND EXPRESS . E. LaRose Public Accountant and Auditor Main 3289, Kemvoog 3285 33 Richmond St. w.. TORONTO Phone Weston 268 Board of Directors: Phone 295 MR FREDERICK WILLIAMS-TAYLOR. Genet-l Manger. ESTABLISHED OVER 100 YEARS _ Established 1858 Pastor, REV. FORBES ROBERTSON _ VVesrminster Presbyeri anChurch Sunday, February 15th, 1920 , 11,00 a.m.--The Minister will preach. . 2.45 p.rs---Sunday School. f 7.00 p.m.--The Minister will preach. i Choir Leader-prof. IE. G. Bell. , organist-Mrs. S, S. Hughes. Strangers welcome. REV. ROBT. A, SIMS, RECTOR Residence Albion Road. R.M.D. No. A Weston: 'phone " 2-1. 10 a.m.--sunday School. 11 ans-Morning Service. Holy Communion 4th Sunday In the month. WESTON WllnlSl (lllllflllll 2.45 pmc--Sunday School and EH ble Classes. _ Rev. J. Wallace Stewart, Pastor. Residence, 36 King St. Phone = A. T: Mather, Choir Leader. Mr. Harry S. Reid. Organist Sungay, February 15th, 1920 ' 10.00 Lrn.--Men's Club. Address by Mr. A. Pearson, B.A. 7.00 p.m.---The Pastor; “glowing: False and True." g Bright Services, Good Music. 11.00 a.rn.--The Pastor: "The Home test ot religion." Seats Free. To all who mourn and, need com- fort, to all who are frieadlesa and need friendship', to all who are lonely and need companionship, to alt who. are homeless and need sheltering love, to til who sin and need a Saviour, and to I whosover will the Methodist Church opens its doors and in the, name of the Lord says welcome. I. Cross Street k T -, V _ aa 'r Pastor: _ -, V l Rev. W. IL Mackay, B.A. . Residence: Erumbermountt Wanton. j,.., . Phona an; sad il ; Sunday, February 15th, 1920 i11:00 a.m., the Minister will preach. Sunday Schoql in connection with the Mprning Service. _ _ .' . {7.00 p.m., the Minister will preach. (Qtypu1ist---Mr. R. Wetherston. Strangers cordially welcome; Ir Organist-Mr. B. Wetherston. G. IfoWARD GRAY. St. Phillip/s Church y" ( Services i {1’1 ani-Morning-Worship. _ 'irp.rrt.--Sabbath School. 7 'p.m.--Ehrenintr Worship. Monday, 8 p.m.-B.Y.P.0. Wednesday, 8 p.m. - Meeting for. Prater and Praise. BAPTIST CHURCH I handle none but the best _ FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDEN'R INSURANCE I hav'e Several good vp1age_prtN parties and farms for sale . Stocki‘ind Dairy Farm at Kleiis burg, lot) gal/res, lots of water, gram vel road, , Price $6500.00. 100 acres 111 Vaughan, one mile from Nloodbridtre, good water, excellent grain} fang. 325“!“ Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Residence: Rosemount Avenue WESTON Graduate tr-tiris tyorasrvetorv " (' hush . Pino-T-bra' Normal Count. Pupils prepared for Toronto Com vawry Examinations. f Studio: “The Bungalow" " Marla. I, WESTON SMITH'S MOTOR DELIVERY, Baggage and Express , 22 St. John'sr Road, Weston 1 Phone 306 j I -Clty phone, Adelaide 1618 d Mornings and Evenings _ Toronto Office: Gray & Gray! 301 Crown Office Building , N orth-cast Corner Queen and Victoria Streets. Toronto. Old Presbyterian ' Church Margaret R.' Gilletté 1 " ") AT, an. . Real Estate and Insurance Office Strangers cordially welcome. Pastor-il. El. WINTEMUTE Residence, John Street. Phone 241 ' zo,ooo,ooo.oo, 20,ooo,ooo.oo t 1,812,854.43 s4sj',iu'jsir9.491 C. R. KOSHER. Em. WM. McMASTER. Em. B. W. BEAUCLERK. FAQ. J. H. ASHDOWN. Eu. E15. w. BROWN, WOODBRIDGE Etobicoke PAGE' mm- W eston. I 1 I 1