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L 't.'s', i Sj1rl)l0iliMr0N'S $1.60 Nuxated Iron ,. . . . . . . . . . GP}: Pqpe's Diapepsin . . . . . . . . £00 Pinex mertr.t.mtr_r.'_m.. $1.00 Enos Fruit Salts ... . . .. we Peps 't....t.v...9..'_emr. 76c Abbey’s Salts . . . . . . . _ . t" Me Fruitatives . . l . A . . f, , .', . 50¢ Cascarets .- . 'P, . .v. , Mr". . . . .. $1.00 ICellogg's Asthma; r-"' _ . . . Me Carter's Liver' Pills ...4 $1.25 Glover's Mange Cure ,. . 500 William's Pink Pills . _ . . . $1.50 Scott's Emulsion . . _ . . . .500 Mentholatum , . . . . . . t . _ .. 50c Thermogene ....u..c.r.. 331.00 Waterbury's C.L.O. .'. . . Aspirin Tablets. 5 gr., 100 tor 250 Beecham's Pills . . ' . . . . . ' . 35c Borden's Milk ..... . . . . .. 25c Baby's Own Tabs . . . . . . _ ' $1.00 Nestle's Food .....,.... Horliek's Milk . ' _ . . . . .450. 85 400 Castoria _rtrrr.trrmmerpr 500 Pepsodent . . ' . . . . . . . . .. 2860 DUNDAS STREET W. (Cor. Keele) -l fURhil, M)f?i'ir #:1515759, V '.. _ _ -- 3 r ___ an ' & L' ‘ "I I _ _ Viv: : (rr:') 2', ri 1 . I " . If, ' , N . I " 5 _ _ r ' I} 2 JOHN STREET i, THE 1pNtl/yph1t),i., BANK , “OF COMMERCE Sapderson's Cut-Rate Drug Store f/ tiiiii.iiiki3v..sii, 13:». t" . tyytittgiy Fir ALF. 1ll"L,iBAEl/l? C) GEORGE STREET e 'ii'iis'fiiitrierit)iir' I : "iiy,ijtjiitjtjii irrr,r/_ WESTON BRANCH, C B. Mitlar, Manager.' _ ,e.si/atr"' ""_e_, .23, N, _ _"r_,i: J: _ T g. _ ‘7 3". T se' c_spi'.s, s'- trcs,,; pritire.r' (. r,--'" --.Cr. vvc"r f -t” "cr/s' if? All M455ne5€=¥€€;’1§‘mifidwp'r~thgm 35:55:. y))y Jass and call for t1itiiith,iirtnehtiiiajCscrr mail them-5:032; (s-li: SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 AND 22 It is not pecessari- to order Floral Dem} your town. NVe dau,illrkh1dse,otrfloral work . A 8ayiiiiii""Bitiik" Account not only provides “an! assurance for the pmgent bpyguaranbees you security ttt "i'iiiriifiiivt'i'(i',, (tet" lr, m To savei"iiiito'i')'iiilciieed- CUT RATE DRUG STORE WE SAVE YOU MONEY Kodaks, Films and Sgggsiées HENRY BOWEN SECURITY ..........17c 6.........3L 450. 85c $3.25 TELEPHONE NO. 21 33c 500 Mc 35c 65c 14c 95c 39c Mc ‘27 650 33c 170 250 33c Me (tjii'/s)kl'e; 25e Djer Kiss Talc ..........,..19c Pear‘s Unscentqd Soap ... .2 for. 35c Pear's Fuller’s Earth . . . . . . . . . . .180 Swansdown Powder . . . . . . . . . . . .200 500 Pebecco Tooth Paste . . . . . . . .270 Vinolia Lypsyl o....,..........) 750 Creme Elcayga ..............500 Cuticura Talbum_ . . . . . ._4._ I . . . . . . .22c Hind’s Honey .& Almond gream .44C Cutex Sets . . . ., _ :1. 5.500, TLoo, 552.00 Mennen's Shavfiit Cream . . . . J. .350. Woodbury's Face Powder . . . . . . .35c Nyal's Face Cream . . . . .350 and 650 Camphor Ice . . . . . . . . . .150 and 25c Ingram's Milkweed Cream . .390, 750 Woodbury's Shaving Stick . . . . . .350 Colgate's Refill Stick ..,........35e Italian Balm.......,...........?' Fund's Face Cream ..... . . . . . . . .390 Brilliantine . . . . . . . . . . . .25c. 350. 50c Bier Kiss Face Powder . . . .650, $1.10 Piver's Face Powder .... . . . . . . .95c Cucumber & Witch Hazel Cream 25c JUNCTION 5500 ns outside c WESTON WESTON {at 35c 35c 650 25c 7 5c 350 35c 119 31m win». Every busin-ess1man in.Westqn. is Willing; to, do more business than he is new handling} With the' increased dent-and of valuefor‘th'e dollar; it be- comes imtreAitisre that everyone should strive to give that value to the full. It means that competition has increased. Purchasers are not willing to take Just what'they don't want. Customers are forced.’ to ‘b-uy'what they require ”grid look'well' into the values before ”they "make the'purs chases.. :Every merchant is anxious to seilo bufrtpyrs'thit-'1e hikes consid- erable “more opare io 'do3busin'e'ss. To, rontd inerehants _ 1arir1tyut, after" the» business, keenly and'ér'e gettiag bug: ness. .r' This oat; only 'bte stopped “by- the cij-oAiitt1t11on of the merchants to secptNrth'e hew trade and hold the old trade,’ we are here to'do business and have, a far better‘hold" on the community then lth’ose outside. There. is romp" in this town for more stores, There like trouytriivinss to be made by our merchants, but it Will not come unless there is a persistent effort put forth by our ‘men to bring that trade here. With this in view, it should be held iii mind that by a co-operative effort our business section could be made more atVactive. There could be amusiness siection in the town ot Ives.. ton that woutd'attract shoppers and make it possible for individuals to gather something ot the Value of the town as a' business centre. With our streets well lighted, our stores paying extra attention to their window dis- plays, the vacant lots filled up with new buildings, then we can look tor more business and greater results. This needs therleadevship of our busi- ness men to put it across right. There is a general feeling abroad that the time has come for positive action on the part of the citizens ot this town. For many years there has been talk of what great natural loca- tion Weston has been favored with. Some of those who have been ener- getie and have seen the great beauties that surround the town have tried to bring this before the public. They have worked hard and have accom- pli-shed a great deal, Because of the lack of co-operation by the whole community they have been hampered. Still, the plans and work is waiting to, be conipletedr' Is this not the work of-the whole community? Is this not the year to take action and do some- thing that will develop our natural beauty spots? Yes, this is one of the great 1921 enterprises that should re- ceive the co-operation of the com- munity. Fix up the park, lay out the proposed driveway, select streets and parks that can be adorned with trees and shrubs or flowers. Let the in- dividual citizen plan to have his lawn laid out to the best advantage. Thus the whole town will present a picture to our visitors this year, The second great enterpritse that this town should undertake is a very important one. Nothing should be left undone to encéurag‘e the building ot more houses in the town. We have been greatly handicapped in the past few were because of the fact that eNery house in Weston has been occu- pied. it has been imptrssiblteo'seetite homesto- meet the 116815; Many good residents have Iocaaterr ir'rttrtttetr' cam tres because they ttstrrd not find“ a house image can; .U9.titintr this "may season: those‘nwho' have bum has} Kali l been able tiirs'sriinrre “a market for their houses» Crsty'qkttd “is here trterox,sor?1'sy are watiW1tr"cboyies, men naming: to _ take me cvimturty aim :ebuild; __' but money isg'vti-ghtg-s _ If the: whole" ietyitcs mut1itretstettd into the enterprise; there could "be aerate!“ t1eretuptrrkriiC; al0rur this tihe and. ’ax'rahgements could be made for. 'iieat activity tor our LOWn in the trrwramssrtrades. T l Let This Community Get Toge- ther and Develop Our Many Assets Don’t forget that Westminster La- dies' Aid will serve afternoon tea at Mrs. J. C. Irvin's, 39 Denison Ave. trom 3 to 5.30 ‘o'clock and high tea from 6 to 9_p.tn. on Thursday, Jan. 27th. Be sure it will be a pleasant occasion. Good music. Splendid re- freshments. Come and bring your friends. On Tuesday,' February 1st, the C. C. Minstrels will g/ive their second production of wit and humor in the Itil ENFEEEFEESES FER ma J'illll1 Weston Town Hall. Part of the proceeds will be donated to the Gren- tell Mission. Watch for further par- ticulavs. An apple social held under the auspices of the Baptist Church Mis- sion Circle at the home of Mrs. Willis Lilac Lodge on Thursday evening last was a very unique and successful event. A varied program of music, vocal, instrumental, reading sehec- tions and a guessing contest provided entertainment for all. I Mr. John Gardhouse is in Ottawa this week, where he is officiating as judge in the Inter-County Judging Competition. I The Christian Mothers Society of Weston are holding a euchre and so- cial in Marshall's Hall, Mount Dennis, on Friday evening, Jan. 28th. The Young People's Society of the Old (Presbyterian Church held its bi- weekly meeting on Wednesday last in the school room of the church under the auspices of the Literary Society. A good attendance was present. aha certain matters of important business was transacted. after which the ad- dress ot the evening' was given by Ita- spector A. L. Campbell, dealing with the aims and scopecot young people's Work. The address was well received and was followed by some discussion, after which/a very interesting evening was brought $0.3. close. _ MORE HOUSES REQUIRED STIMULATION REQUIRED WESTON, ONT. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1921 WEST YORKS NEWSY WEEKLY kHflBIIEEfiUfif Vacant lot' ' committee, chairman, John Dicken, Messrs. MotTat; and 'Harrié. C R. J.T'rynn will be in the chair. At 5 p.m. the hall will be open for public inspection and at 7 p.m.:a general meeting ot tbemrearbrapih. Among the visitdrs Will'be President E. B. O'Flymn of the Ontario Provincial Command, W; E. Turley and J. P: :C'oiimy ~m§vwvexerans “xii aRr8rirr,fit'i," iiii'itisiisr,Ga.il'v 'of' the isitrlreivs,r,jik gosh "irrtWritstrs,1 ,y,iyrrarvtwi1 tht,iknsrits:',it,ifi:fttytpi,tt "siit'teathisayriis'it may roorsiiii,'iiiii8j1uiis "rotfesteikyirisrted, with meefiuws , trTiWr_t,ecirtr-rtr,vittr be uprried V on V M'iityiit'rgy _ Ws- tt,eac- boys; 1tettishtneots wiltr-,ti' servtgl All, the rammed .tnetrcsAYe gggently requested to attend the eve?- Eng meetingg 5' T 'd-r _ C ', J Rem?“ fieWOIkDW-‘mé “a , Tlie'ustgtr1armteeting of the -Weston Hortici11turat Society was h.el31_tys.1 Mémiiay. President". Mrs., Lyon in: thé chair. Delegates to. theunumber pt. ninét'e‘en were appointed asdelegates to the 07an Hsorticulturatl-,Society,, to"becnierd 2in February. The juvenile committee , were authorized; to _ seem}? Iatid ttrr-the-leer-e-unity-e-argent/ A 'cbmmittee iwasaappointed ,tqueal 1vitlf the arratter m teturosrngrapsf"Te_r, gaff-aha :treasurer and report kt.tis'e" pest" iiftttitrg.' The, following v_epIT-sm,itr, tees were appointed. r',.. ," ' A H Civic Improvement Committee - J. M. Pearen, Messrs. Mellish, _Allan, Bell, Harris, Wright, Mesdames, Coul~ ter, Wilby and Savage. In spite of the ifirdliG, drop in the atmosphere the enthusiasm of the Methodist Church Young People was not dampened, {mica large number enjoyed the very pra'etical address on "Citizenship" tgivet)ibyrMr. Mertens. Citizenship he said Was. a" rope made up of individual urtriTtrds, and to achieve its 1aigltptste purpose, each single strand must begood. A flaw in the fibre meant in brezik when the lesting time camevé'so Lula citizen, if he or she did not-carryout the true and high ideals of. life,jken we low- ered the morale ofcpubhe' citizenship. A vocal solo by'Mr; w. Mather con- cluded the musical; programme. Exhibitidn committee-Mrs. G. M. Lyon, Messrs, Wright, I’earen, Mao Kay, Dicken and Bell. C . Saturday, Jan. 2'2--uoffieiiiropening G.\V.V.A. Hall, Elsemere Ave., 3 p.m. Monday, Jan. 24--Nreewy meeting LO.O.F. in Church St. Hall, at S p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 'pir---st. John's A Y.P.A. Dramatic ahd Musical Club, Town Hall, 8 pm. J o,li,)ll,r (Rlifil Jill: MII Membership and” optionechairmayr. Mr: "wright, Messrs. Pearem Men-15h, mack”; Allan, :Mesdamesi Conger, \Vilby and Savagef - /f, Juvenile Chairman, Rev. w. M, Macliay, Messrs; Peareu. Bell and Harris, Miss Savage. l Wednesday, Jan. "ry-tsultry Show in G.\N.V.A. Hall, Eisemere Ave. Friday, Jan. 21--lecture by Ben gough in Methodist @hurch, 8 p.n1. Monday, oaii. 24-r-moceev, St. Fran- cis vs. Weston, 8.15 p.m., Weston Rink. Saturday Will be a. Big Day for the Local Great War ." Veterans The Weston titizentrshtives followed with interest the progress being made with the G.W.V.A. memohal hall on Elsmere Avenue, The building is now completed andon Saturday," January 22nd, the public opening will take place. This will give the people an opportunity' of viewing the hall and its equipment. The; hall is built tor the purpose of (furnishing recresfgion rooms for the men who enlisted for igublicity c,1yuRyh1y'ier???rt,: H G Bell, Mrs. G. M. ihrii2 and Rev. w. M vice will be held at 3 pin. Capt. C. E. Jeakins will be the sptaketvyrrhvsrr The clanging 0rtlie local fire alarm on Thursday evening resulted in a run for the brigade to the north end of the town. Sparks from the evening C.P.R. train had set tire to the long; grass on the Roman Stone property. The prompt 'arrival and action of the firemen put out the blaze before it reached the building and no (Rummage was done. _ tlxe Great W’ar. The aedication ser- Jkiackay The annual meeting of Ivestmin- ster Church held on Wednesday last was Well attended and the year's res ports from an branches were very en- couraging. Increased membership and finances were the prominent fea- tures, showing that progress had been the year's slogan. _ Mr. E. H. Stonehouse leaves shortly for a tour of the west, wh’ere he will give lectures in the interests of the National Dairyman's Council in con- nection with the dairy work ot tho provinces. C ' pg: Ce, On “Wednesday 151’s"; Mr. Nixon New- ton, who was baring some repairs made to his auto; in ;company with Mr. Corbett of the garage, took the Car out for a trtarjrpiri."t Just outside the,town limits the-car back-fired and caught fire, destroying the. curtains and upholstery, .2eavi'ng only the skeleton of the 9311‘ Fortunately the car was insured, also "Mr. Nixon was able to dispose otr'thett'rame, thereby lessening his lifis to a certain extent. Year COMING EVENTS Ritfei 1573;:th om theNrorkeis m ' On Monday night the annual meet- ing of the Toronto Deanery Sunday School ASsociation was held in the Parish ‘Héxll of Trinity Church. It was the 40th annual' meeting and there was a large attendance, One ot the main features'was,the "empha- _ sis that was-given to, boys and ipiris', Work. It‘was something'new to see this body spending,. so much time over [d Is work; It but shows the impor- iktief,tr? grace mat um swtr'rrmyimries in 'iatijjrtN,1itlir)r 1'yahfoiy1s ttr-pre-" Special ')ttritt)if,iti "mum: mr this’w‘ork will he mmmmm ') “ 'cs. C-uc'--' _-, , F W"- ".1‘ . L',- L__s.cru"r" AV._<_-L __ A; F tp, t'lan nu 'l' _rlrii'iriiiilsir'Tiiiijiiiiyin-t stands the aP-- '9rir,,ittfr'11et." of tviet"satr-torittts1sirrrrr the (iu'i"rtku'trr-ojtr, Sunday soot. r', ec,-:': _',." was” will ityeu1r'eiit Abdon‘ito may- km tgtii"iga)rc “School. v '" lemmas should f'Yrriisi)' in: this [district tkr, (any on is,',tiif, work” iamong- the, teen-age boys 5535M giris‘to gratin greater extent.' jOn our arrival ,st the reception rooms, we were shreds. hearty wel..: dome. by Mr, Carruthers, president ot the company, and cotiitepfrsly feliev- ed; Myer-ideal attentive attendants ot gusheavy costsand wrapsthe frosty (veninmealled tor. ".'" .' '. _.", F j H _".. f, Theavatoout_tweta,ty of us Were pro? Itided wit-hen: Idealgguidjé' to, Show 118 through; the different crisrruicttpe'tt/i; explaining uh? :sigsrkpws_ iit, thiiiuir ehinery, :adso- answering am guesuons ive might-ask; It would take a' letter of'some length to sie)scriyCttle, mink; (tur/this wholesome. product, Horr- ever; we Willing-take ‘3. glimpse/oi" some or thethi-ng's we saw First,_the‘ tlout-is putrimayh.aCapears to bee t"arge-hiw with vaitrerent' cordnénjtt meats. It is -here the different flouifg are sifted," blended, and all it%uiktie)l1 removed, then it is elevated to the weighing machines, and frgm there it is passed to the mixer. with its at gantic arms wherein there are no ach- es; from there into large tubs whens it is left to rise. Such quantities dough} dough dough, it' is rightly called the dough room. When the fermentation has taken place' it is passed on again 'to where it is, weighed, kneaded and' *moulded and dropped into pans With-~" out eyer being touched by the hahd: The pans are then placed on large racks and wheeled into the proofing room, which is heated by steam and kept at a temperature of 80 to 85 degrees of heat, Then we come to the wonderful travelling ovens, the bread being put in at one end and carried slowly along, coming out at the other a beautiful evenly cooked loaf. It takes just 35 minutes with a tempera- ture of from 450 to 550 Fahrenheit; this brings Ideal results, all cooked alike, cannot be over cooked or under done. There are men who receive it as it emerges from the ovens, turning it carefully into a carrier. From here a spiral conveyor takes it to the cool- ing room. It requires four men to take it from the chute and place it in the racks that are right at hand, working as fast as it is possible to go. The large racks are wheeled into the cooling room until it is ready to he loaded into the wagNns, which is done under cover, making the task a pleasant and easy one. After the pleasure of seeing through this most wonderful bakery, our guide escorted us to the social room, where it? and cake awaited us, following this at program of the. Mighcst ortleixuxrs sdr,- t-n for our entertainment, Words cannot do iustice to the artists takin'é part and the Idea] Pomp-(1113' are to ‘w c"ovp,uvrriHlti.led for the Mile and Show Fessi‘ul way of rririv:g tlit-ir (‘usimjie‘rf‘ a pli‘usant limo. An Ideal llamlfbm wring l‘lnni turning“ out Men} bread which is taken out M lieu] Grim-rs and ttiurr:tv,1cad by INA] men, 1 Those of lllP (-ustoztiw's that did no! zamwilt this ll‘\lttlll(ill missed a trunk yet I believe t'r,e r-m-‘j’u'w mm plisn- him: to gixe {ht-m another tlmiwe‘ir the inn“ i‘uim'e, . Weston Team Meets Bolton on Monday Night Here for First Game Monday night will see the opening l of the 1921 hockey season for Wes-" ton. Like most new entries, there is nothing as yet that you can figure on l about the team. It may be strong or I weak. The boys have been working‘ hard to get in shape. Weather con- ditions, however, have kept 'them back. One thing is certain, that they - are out to do their best. Our' boys will give a. real account of themselves. we have some good players "here. A, little support and some htEtrtts-trtiin'intt would soon put the team into At con'- T ditions. Hockey is a mair'sdame and . takes men to play it. It is spectacular) and full of thrills. Those who follow the game are given a good night's sport. With the seniors off, what about our boys? Can there not be something done to promote the game among the boys? There are Tuxis Squares and classes organized. Could, these not get in line and form a town league? Such an organization would be something to each one of the boirsa. TORONTO DEANERY SUNDAY _ _ SCHOOL ASSOCIATION An Freerir1g with Ideal People. Upon receiving a' neatly printed invitation to visit the large manufac- mringgplant of the Ideal Bread Co. on a, eettiris evening at’a set “time; mrtrien4a, ap,dcrgraply.r, ,ac‘cepgsd the oppm’tunity and "were delighted'i‘wé had done so. ' _ Haw 3&3ng _trrTNBlY.e was Mam Many cases ot unemployed are still reported along the Lake Shore. Mudlf is being done to overcome this ditsia. culty. "C' Denison Ave., the Ladies minster C Presbyterian serve afternoon tea frc o'clock and high tea fro Everybody welcome. assured. he born A cu‘étomer Y BICEVIEW 111 e On ‘ M TI n 6 to I) pimp A good time l _,,':,", It is a good time now to securp bargain? in, htiuits or lots. We h)ive amumber of excellent buys. Confe and talk it "2Jrer, _ "7 "er _ l HOUSE FoRSALE---Four.rooms, brick, easy tel'msgggfdi [ej)ji.is.iiy,. ' See us for terms. [ -._-r - “wt-.4 OPPOSITE P. O. s2700-.-4t1t:jOD ROOMS-Full size cellar, 40 ft.- lot. Terms arrange, _ ed. . ’ $5500uaBR1PK. HoUsz---seven'l'oorns, 60 foot 10%,,365 deep, ell-E [ "V ebnvenieiatles Terms arranged. l F- _"i.'"'r I; j', V g The lrviiir"Lumber Company I 'r', For $toiet [and /iitt)ifrtiIr, gala . Mjt"tlhflt'tfijft-ti)(r' "r..., _ DOES IT PAYS? " Main Street South FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE MO OF THE YEAR The crpr;kshj,i,i,_iiit'jiriragopjsrorirs PHONE 4t WESAIM TO GIVE you THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE, AT A _ C PRICE THAT ts VERY MODERATE, coNsrsrTst 1 3 WITH aUALtrgriN REPAIRING r""", 2” ": ’ Store No. 1 Chas. HQ. Combs SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK 10 bars Laundry Soap, any kind '." . . ' . . . . . . . . . 3 lb. pail Domestic Shortening .. . ., . . . . . . . .. 3bars Palm Olive Soap v..............'...... 3bars Goblin Soap .t""""""."""""" 3 cans Aylmcr Peas r.......-............'.... 3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser.................. Scans Oxo Cubes .f....1.................... 5 lbs. Westrmian Tea ..w..t..........tW.'.. 1 ll). P,est Creamery fitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 ll). Breakfast Bacon e'"""'""""'"'.."" 2 small tins Red Salmon .... . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ' .. I? large tins Pick Salmon . .'. _ . . - _ . . . . . . . . . . .r 1 tull tin Suckerc Salmon _ r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. WE HANDLE FEED -t3 To let your wagons we! (Nicks go into ruin means a new outfit. To bring them tons and have them remodelled or repaired means ass good? new at a small cost. See us before you do anftliirtg.2 _ _ Cor. Main and Denison, .e INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS EFFECTED Cisrgiiiare Iii) Jammy“ td ')istyr'gtiet"0. CASH GROCER , URBEKS FGR SU)() IR OVER WILL BE BELIVERED. ydt'1f,1?; year wear; me yetr eitler. id NORMAN J: SEAL & C0. Contracts arranged, Phones 411 aryl 1riifl,., Weston hes in heavy, Granulated Su clceye bgnnon lr's Nfitches E FEED OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DO YOU NEED ANY ? _ THE WATCH SPECIALIST Phone 354 'E TELEPHONE 181 WTTTi' Md ‘a 21 l V :5 42:53:». syn: p EB mm. ""WP"'" JV“ as» 5961] £255 iCiii' as WEE, tk; amt ," But if Fil amulet, JR. Store Na, 2: Near Massey-Harris, e Weston. MEN i'ia-rsytssTs),trt/,' T £53 an Near Post tyitue , 1 a paying WESTON ,..89c ,..59c ,...25c ..25c ..45c ...31c ...25c $1.95 ...62c ...50c ...45c ...35c ...55c ...25c ...2ac ...350 $11.25 I 1