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| _â€"W. E. COLEMAN * Protect Yourself gfi ht ildi 1’1' Y P Building This Year : mboer e e m s o1 a L n alia n ns mambet emarnl raine en has |Gentlemen 8 Locust Avenue Note This 41056 WESTON ROAD PHONE 120 MOUNT DENNIS . Cold, wet feet develop colds and sickness. These are the days that extra precautions should be taken. Wear rubâ€" ‘ _ bers. They keep your feet dry and warm. SEE THAT YOUR BOOTS ARRIN GOOD REPAIR Call and Get Both Your Rubbers and Your Bodt§ Here MAIN STREET, WESTON A. GILBERT â€" . Ceew" . TLet it be borne in mind that you must own your own home if you don‘t want to move about. Get prices from Our Aim is Your Satisfaction THE HOURS OF OUR BARBER SHOP Mornings Afternoons & Evenings MONDAYâ€"7 a.m. to 11.30; 12.30 to 9 p.m. TUESDAYâ€"T7 a.m. to 11.30; 12.30 to 9 p.m. WEDNESDAYâ€"7 a.m. to 12; closed. THURSDAYâ€"T7 a.m. to 11.30; 12.30 to 9 p.m. FRIDAYâ€"T7 a.m. to 11.30; 12.30 to 9 p.m. SATGRDAYâ€"T a.m. to 11.30; 12.30 to 12 p.m. Two Barbers always on job for you. Saturday and Evenings from this store You know that good clothes give you more prestige. > & â€" 7 Tt is something that needs attention. Well dressed men get their clothes made here and buy their furnishings has made the home life much. less ._burdensome for mother, sister and wife. The new clectrical devices are giving the utmost shtisfaction. Save your household from laborious tasks by installing ‘an electric stove. 1t does away with the fuel question and dirt. You can get the heat required and do all your work to the exact point. «Tt is cheap and most satisfactory. The age has advance ine age has advanced. New ideas have supplanted the old slow, laborious methods. mpries ; R MAN! Thinkâ€"â€" Prices Go Smash Get the habit Phonograph Given Free Macinnes BRros. in qur big Guessing Contest Don‘t be left out YOU HAVE A BIG CHANCE TO WIN SEE POSTERS FOR PARTICULARS OF OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE Electrical Engineers and Contractors Main Street, Weston, Phone 271. TAILOR AND MEN‘S FURNISHER ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT CALE AND GET OUR PRICES 76 MAIN STREET, WESTON â€"E. S. WARN T. G. RICE [AfATA MAIN ST., WESTON MENâ€"OF WESTON BUILDER Sleielclomieisiemieisionseeicieicicloceis, MQUNT DENNIS PHONE 2 & & & 17 14 On Friday, March 26, there assemâ€" bled at the home of Mr. and Myrs. Arthur J.. Johnston, â€" Islington,: Ont., many relatives and friends of Mr. Tobias S. Mason, of Lisgar, Ont., who joined him in celebrating the 86th anniversary of his birth. â€"Four genâ€" erations of the family were present, the youngest child there . being the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elâ€" mer Waite, of Lisgar, Ont. A sumpâ€" tuous repast was served at noon and all of Mr. Mason‘s family now living were present at the dining.table which was graced with daffodils. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Tobias S. Mason and their son George and wife of Lisgar; their four daughters and husbands being Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Waite, of Lisgar, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Abbey, of Buffalb, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clarkson, of Islington, Ont. The grandchildren _ enjoyed themselves at a side table. Many gifts were presented to Mr. Mason and he received showers of congratulatinos from friends close at hand andf from others at a distance. Some of these came from Buffalo, N. Y., Orkona, Ont., Toronto and Brampton. Among those who called on Mr. Mason were the parents of Mrs, Johnston, who are still quite young at 80 and 84 years of age. Mr. Mason‘s forbears come. from _ Ireland. His mother, whose family name was Switzer, came to Lisgar, formerly known as "the Switzer neighborhood," in 1823, and was a defscendant of the Switzers who were among the founders of Methoâ€" dism in America, His father came to Lisgar in 1819, and. settled on the farm where Mr. Mason was born and which is now occupied by his son George. Mr. Mason‘s reminiscences of Extra special valueâ€"a larly good quality at th vard <ir.cn s rans . ol Cufrtain Nets. From the best facâ€" tories in Scotland and. England come a collection of nets which will solve the drapery problem for many a window. These nets are made to stand. the, tubbing which is frequently necessary. Small diaper patterns are among the new features, while heavier designs in block and floral pffect are again favorâ€" 65 $&0 ites, 45 ins. wide, yc®* 3 1531 KING SIT. EAST TORONTO, J'â€"jâ€"/ (2 jan f.j)’? 1 47 stngl § M u. ) fl J . Curtain_ Nets â€" ISLINGTON 9 MAIN STREET SOUTH Ed. Beach 33 BS o ... BRINGS YOU IN TOUCH WITH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL x TOBACCONIS T AURRAY â€"KAY «> 2 : P #â€"4 X /7 *~~*â€"«*. M URR. The Lambton Park G.W.V.A. Laâ€" dies‘ Auxiliary held an afternoon soâ€" clal Saturday at the residence of Mrs, A. Moyers, 99 Bernice Crescent. Fire Brigade Organized The Lambton Park Volunteer Fire Brigade was organized Saturday night at ‘an emergency â€" meeting of Lambton Park Ratepayers, held in the school. It was decided to _ apâ€" proach the township council with a view of getting assistance for the purâ€" chase of equipment,. ‘The following officers were elected: â€"F. Bristowe, chief; A. Marbee, F. Ball, T. Martin, J. Woods, J. Waugh, C.. Marpee and J Walker. F,. Lush was chairman. The Islington Women‘s Institute, which was to have met at the home of Mrs, Barratt on April $th, through the kindness of Mrs. Newlove, met at her home instead, and a very enjoyâ€" able and profitable evening was spent. Rev. Mr. Huxtable gave an interesting address on the Argentine Republic, where he had spent many years as a missionary. Miss C. Newlove rendered a very enjoyable solo, which was much appreciated by all present. the early days of t}le community are very interesting, At eightâ€"six he is hale and hearty, walks erect and with an elastic step and has:iactually gained in weight during the past year. He is well known to many readers of The Times & Guide and is held in the very highest esteem. His host of friends wish that he may be spared for some years to come to those who are near and dear to him. Phone 110 BARBEBER Sundour Casement Cloth, guaranteed.. With the sun‘s rays becoming stronger every day, these fabrics are increasing in demand. They may be had in plain cotton weaves, in shades of Blue, Brown, Rose, Green or in twoâ€"tone stripe $2 OO effect. 50 inches wide, plain, the yard_ .............. 4s 50 inchesâ€"wide, striped $ {he yardl is ie ic i t o riae t en 3-75 n namrammmnmantes MURRAYâ€"KAY COMPANY LIMITED, TORONTO Handâ€"Blocked Printed Linens. These the impressive beauty of handwork. E which would be very attractive placed window. Suitable for Livingâ€"Room, Li and Hall. Some fine Adam designs. 50 Specially puced: the yard ~........ ... Other designs and colors, the yard meriyâ€"_ lt 2 cce‘ sc TO MAKE A VISIT PROFITABLE 48 WELL AS PLEASURAELE W LY A FEW VERY ATTRACTIVE LINES. A WALK THROUGH THE WHERE THE NEW FABRICS ARE ON DISPLAY, IS SUKE TO INSP IDEAS. WE WILL BE GLAD TO ASSIST IN THE CARRYING OUT OR TO MAKE SUGGESTIONGS. LAMBTON Held Social Sundour Casement Cloths Wealth of Drapery Fabrics is Here for Your Spring Needs Handâ€"Blocked Printed Linens a Linens. . Lhese catty with them ail y of handwork. Every one is a picture attractive placed in the frame of the t Livingâ€"Room, Library, Diningâ€"Room, Adam designs. 50 inches wide. ; yard $4.00 lors o uy s $3.75 to $6.00 The regular morthly meeting of the W. M. S. of Westminster Church will be held in the Ladies‘ Parlors Tuesâ€" day, April 2iIst, at 3 p.m.. It is exâ€" pected to be a very interesting meetâ€" ing as Mrs. Fletcher, the Viceâ€"Pres. of this section, will be present and give an address.. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies who can possibly attend. the opening exercises, and introduced the speaker, Rev. E. Crosley Hunter. His pleasing personality and flow of language gave a sympathetic touch and tone to the sordid facts stated. Leaving Wall St. with its commercial interests, 5th Ave. and its palatial homes and other placesl of interest, \I'rs carried his audience down through the Bowery to Water Street, the home of the Jerry McConley Mission,a plain, unpretentious building, but whose doors stand , open to welcome the friendless, the outcast and the downâ€" trodden. From this place the first mission rescue home had radiated 1000 homes for men and over 70 for women alone. He told _ story after story of men and women who had fallen vietims of the underâ€"world and been reclaimed by the love of the risen Saviour. Ending his forceful address with a plea for all to be workers for the Master. _A vocal solo byâ€" Mr. Cross and an instrumental duet by Misses C. Macklin and A. Chapman provided an enjoyable musical _ proâ€" gramme.~ After the singing of the last hymn, Rev. Mr. Hunter closed the meeting with pravyer. by the members and friends of the Methodist Church Young People‘s Soâ€" ciety under the direction of the Misâ€" sionary Department. In the absence A lecture on slum conditions in New York was listened to on Monday night of th President, the Pastor conducte WESTON L~NLn. _A WYALKR TMAROUGHE THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, : ON DISPLAY, IS SURE TO INSPIRE YOU WITH MANY NEW SSIST IN THE CARRYING OUT OF YOUR COLOR SCHEMES, Big stock always on hand.. Our turn over gives you the fresh stock at all times, When you want a real smoke, why, get it here. When you want a quantity or to carry a stock, get it here. Everything is sold here that is known in the Tobacco line: Cigars, Cigarettes, Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, Gums, Neilson‘s Chocolates. Why Go Elsewhere ? When you can get what you want to smoke or chew here? | Beautify Your Surroundings PLEASURAELE W HAVE PRICED SPECIAT Cretonnes, 31 inches wide. The varié‘fsr is go large as to make description almost impossible. Generally speaking, gay, floral patterns are the popular favorates, but there are also many beautiful shadow cloths that will more: than satisfy those who prefer soft, dignified colorings. Interesting specials are the ~O Es we ave markKed a ulpt t tC oo~~ _ ORe and s1 95 Get Them Here Our Stock of GARDEN TOOLS is just what you need, and we want to transfer them to you. Nothing adds to the environment of your home like a few flowers, a little garden of lettuce, radishes, onions, tomaâ€" toes, ‘and potatoes. Our SEED collection and selection are to be relied upon McClure‘s Weston Hardware RETAIL OR WHOLESALE Cretonnes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920 . 95¢ and $1.25 TELEPHONE ADEL AIDE 5100 Sell Them | | Ad I