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The right is reserved by the Driving Club to change the order of the program or to declare off any event not fillingâ€" satisfactory, or for any other cause. _ O. WILDER, BEABSESTER FOR OUR HOME TOWN PHONE 315 â€" Leave Buffaloâ€"_ 9:00 P. M. J Eastern 1Leave Clevelandâ€"9:00 P. M. Arrive Cleveland *7:00 A. M. \ . Standard Time . J Arrive Buffalo â€"*7:00 A. M. *Steamer "CITY OF BUFFALO® arrives 7:30 A. M. â€". Connections for Cedar Point, Putâ€"inâ€"Bay, Toledo, Detroit and other points. ‘ Ask your ticket agent or toturist agency for tickets via C & B Line. New Tourist Automobile Rateâ€"$7.50. â€" g \ Sead for free sectional puzzle chart of § The Great Shi the Great Ship "SEEANDBEE" and \ "SECEAI:I%BEE’XP-â€" ~32â€"page booklet. ‘\\\ Ifieng(tihilsongfiet. The Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co. _ _wR/l S reacth, ecet h i _ Cleveland, Ohio 4 I’-"M 6 inches. Badger‘s Grocery Store Of all kinds fitted accurately. Bifocals a specialty. Prices from ".: i y~~.. on .cs illy..y,. . g2.00 to $25:00 Don‘t ruin your watch or clock by allowing it to run until fatally worn. Take it to & SHEPPARD‘S / Specialist in â€"Watch, Clock and Jewellery Repairing § Canadian National Railway Watch Inspector # IuP 2892 DUNDAS ST. W.â€" . f \ m« , â€" Spectacles P33 AND Y .X Eyeglasses Makes a pleasant break in your journey. A good bed in a clean, cool statercoom, a long sound sleep and an appetizing breakfast in the morning. â€" Steamers "SEEANDBEE"â€""CITY OF ZRIE"â€""CITY OF BUFFALO‘ Daily. May 1st to November 15th A restful night on Lake Erie ENTRIES POSITIVELY CLOSE AUG. 24th The Dominion Harness Horse Association rules to sovern A Full Line of Picnic Accessories Our Summer Specialty. ADMISSIONâ€"50c; Grandstand 25¢; Children 25¢ â€"and War Tax. Autos Free. President PUBLIC TELEPHONE BOOTH IN STORE MAIN ST. & DENISON AVE Purses divided 50, 25, 15, 10 per cent. i PICNIC SUPPLIES Fill Your Basket with a Selection of _â€" _ CHOICE COOKED MEATS WILL HOLD THEIR AT BRAMPTON, ON JOHN SPEERS, Secretary, Box 682, Brampton PURSE $900 . Purse $300 . Purse $300 .. Purse $300 Mrs. A. Smith and family, Harding Ave., returned on Sunday after spendâ€" ing a very pleasant holiday at Solina. The many friends of Johnnie Crooks will be pleased to know he is fast regaining health and strength during his sojourn at Bracebridge. His father spent the holiday week end with his son. Miss Edith Westover has returned home after spending a week with friends in Buffalo. Mr. W._Crooks is spending his midâ€" summer vacation fishing in the River Severn. William says this is good fishing grounds. _ _ Mrs. Johnnie Barker left last week for; Springside, Muskoka, where she will spend the month of August at their summer cottage. Miss H. Barnby, of Toronto, is visitâ€" ing. with Mrs. M. Hassard, King St. Mrs. J. R. Meader and daughter, Helen, of Detroit, have been visiting at the home of Mrs. W. H. Rowntree, King St. Mrs. Westover, Grattan St., has reâ€" turned home after spending a few days at Stainer. A meeting will he held in the Town Hall on Monday, evening next at eight a‘clock in‘ the interests of the Canaâ€" dian National Institute for the Blind. The purpose of this meeting is to arâ€" range for the holding of a tag day at our fair and also for the sale of basâ€" ketry. Mr. H:«Gâ€"Jackson, it is exâ€" pected, will be present and give any information â€"regarding their work. in the institution that may be required. It is hoped that all the ladies of Wesâ€" ton who are interested in this work will be on hand on Monday. Mr. A. E. Mellish, manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, and Mrs. Melâ€" lish are enjoying a couple of weeks vacation. : _ Wednesday ; August 12th,, Weston Senior team plays at Orangeville, and on Saturday the 15th,.at Toronto Maitâ€" lands. f Mrs. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boddington and family are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. R. Osland, Buffalo. Mr. Thomas Collins, of Paisley, Ont., visited _ with his daughter, Mrs. W. White, of Main St., for a few days last week before going east. Mr. and ,Mrso T.., Morrison jand daughter Joan, left on Saturday to spend a couple of weeks at Lake Scugog. ; 6e Inch, Registered Optometrist, twenty years‘ experience, tests your eyes acâ€" curately. All work guaranteed. Mr. George Teasdale is enjoying a fishing trip on the Severn River. Miss Katie Myers, King St., spent last week visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Henry Myers. n A Long Pull, a Strong Pull, a Pull All Together oys P M L L =| \\i@?f Y orney. ;?’ %’Wflfl/f\ . *% Céx Sn L OV $A & \:â€"5/\â€"%72/)/ @é}% {/§(’ 4 y T2 iR _ Margaret Kenmuir and Master are holidaving at Markdale. = e 27 ~ “;//%222% f/ 2 / //’// & (jo y + 2" 5. j_/é;i;%\f #7 . + Sat>= â€" s . . @1925 Bonnerâ€"Brown tcce o 41. V i SI’T oa OA : 7 8 & ® (® yalu uo <J U > jm|) uk/ C# * m y V itc es _ ccvam fes: A _ $# e 4 &A \ & 8 F8 i +i a 4 \\ gel y [ 8 pa | J A D -.,r crey 4 ) t e is 1 [A . ut _ _~DIMP L YAINL 1 \\ < *R WA > â€" is %5%%‘% W@ y \\:\g%/é//&&x :\E/\//ké?p-//r/ % Sxâ€"! -C;l\' \_/\‘_:Y_/;L «$ .34 PR | . \sa&~ 3# w2R â€" 4R /04 _ ~f4 THE TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON / . + 4y /jdfi\\\%z/fl <> 2i o4 /<,/ 47 _ 35 b\ U 4 s c on RZ] Tt s, Poy P it TCP â€" _ T Weston. Senior Lacrosse team are fighting it out with Orangeville this afternoon. Mrs. L. Dean, of Montreal, is in Wesâ€" ton this week visiting: old friends and renewing old acquaintances. He was formerly a residence of Weston, until he removed to Montreal five years ago with his family. } Another business enterprise â€" going ahead in Weston is the alterations beâ€" ing made to the business of the Parâ€" tidge Hardware, King and Elm Streets. The building is being enlarged and a store fronting on both streets is to be built.. This is certainly a step in the right direction and will be a big imâ€" provement to the present arrangeâ€" ments. Miss Dora White is visiting with relâ€" atives at Paisley.. . . Connie Golden, player on the Wesâ€" ton senior lacrosse team, miraculously escaped.serious injury,. on Saturday last when his coupe collided with a car driven by ~R. J. Hughson, Brampton, on the Centre Road, just north of the Caledon Mountain.,,. The, autos were badly damaged and both Golden and Hughson received slight cuts about the face, ; A novel sight on. Weston Main St., during the noon hour on Friday last, was the reappearance of one of the old fime bicycles, the front wheel high with a surall balance wheel at the back. In company with the rider of this wheel was another rider on the modâ€" eren bicyle. Rather a Mutt and Jeff combination. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lawrence, . of Youngstown, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Butler. Miss Annie Dickin is holidaying at Dwight, Muskoka, this week,â€"and from there will spend a few days at Youngsâ€" town and Lockport, N.Y. Note the two big days in , connecâ€" tion with the Weston â€" Horticultural Society: Thursday, August 20th, the annual flower show, opening at 3.00 Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, of â€"Otâ€" tawa, are spending a few weeks holiâ€" days with the former‘s mother, Mrs. Scott, Scarlet Rd., and sister, Mrs. R. Greer, Main St., Weston. s Mrs. Myers and daughter, Mary, of Fifth Ave., left on Saturday to spend a couple of/ weeks at Bouny View House Waubaushene, Georgian Bay. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mattison and childâ€" ren, of Toronto, have returned home after spending â€" two weeks. holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. \J. Mattison, Eagle Ave. : P.M. in Graham‘s garage. ,Friday at 4.00 P.M., Hon. J.. S. Martin, Minister of Agriculture, will officially open the community â€"gardens on. Rosemount Ave., Friday evening. at 9.00 P.M. the annual dance, with a four piece Orâ€" chestra in attendance. \ With practically , every contentious question swept |out of the. way at . a conference between the Toronto_ Transâ€" portation Commission, York Township and the Townof Weston . yesterday, nothing now remains but the submisâ€" sion of and acceptance of the amendâ€" ed draft regarding improved transporâ€" tation by the citizens of Weston. The way is paved for immediate action. WAY PAVED FOR BETTER SEA Draft Agreement Approved by T.T.C., York Township and Weston It was a representative gathering that met in the office of D. E.. Harâ€" vie, general manager, in the, T.T.C. ofâ€" fices, and for three hours discussed, pro _ and con, half a dozen questions hitherto unsettled. : it From‘ Weston came Mayor. Flynn, Reeve Sainsbury, . Deputy Farr and Councillors Webster, _ Mertens, Bearâ€" dall, Graham,. Murray, Pollett and Harry Musson, town clerk, and Howâ€" ard Gray, solicitor, .and. from York Township, _ Reeve . Graham, Deputy Reeves R. J. Megregor, . Clouston, Westbury, and Councillors Armstrong, McQueen, Baker. Throughout the proâ€" ceedings were harmonious,, though at times spirited, with everybody anxious to arrive at some conclusion... The one question that gave rise to considerable discussion was a clause relating to, the possible future instalâ€" lation, of a fast motor service on the Weston Road, from Weston to the city limits.. While there was no, obâ€" jection on the part of York Township men so far as Weston was concerned, they objected strenuously to the pickâ€" ing up and setting down of passenâ€" gers within the township limits without the consent of the municipality, and finally won their point. , So confident are the York Township Council of the success of the underâ€" taking that it will next week call for tenders for the double tracking of the ‘Weston Road from the city limits to ‘theâ€",southerly end of Weston. From that point northerly the single track over which the C.N.R. now operates the Toronto Suburban will not be inâ€" terfered with until traffic conditions warrant it. > The installation of sewers in Mount Dennis in advance of track laying is going rapidly on, and will be rushed to completion as soon as possible. The question of a 21â€"year franchise on which Mayor Flynn at one time based his chief objections to the proâ€" posed undertaking was never even brought up in the discussion, having been accepted by all the contracting parties as necessary to a "roundâ€"up" of the whole scheme. The other clausâ€" es were adopted practically in toto and at the conclusion there was general congratulation all round. A young lady. who, was,,, driving a motor car for the first time, in her life had the misfortune to .collide with a pedestrian ~and. injure him, . slightly She stopped the car and ran to his asâ€" sistance. . Thinking the . poor fellow might wish to be taken home she said to him. anxiously. "Have. you a,wife?" No. miss,". groaned the victim. "up to now this is the worst thing that ever happened to me." ‘TFommyâ€""Oh, mummy, I saw a man making a horse toâ€"day." . Tommyâ€""Oh! yes, they are! I saw the man finishing nailing the feet on." Motherâ€""Surely you must have made a mistake, Tommy. â€" Horses areâ€" n‘t made." / Three, weeks will be required for adâ€" vertising the byâ€"law for submission to the people of Weston, after which the vote will be taken. That it will carry hands down goes without saying. Township Must Approve Ready by Next Tuesday s _¢ 5%“%5 DF 11. 13. 15. 17. 18. 20. 21. 92. 24. 35. 26. 27. 29. 31. 33. 33. 36. 37. 39. 40. 43. 44. Crossâ€"word Puzzle Victory Meat Market Butcher â€" R.SENDALL â€" Provision Dealer Little Janey Canuck believes ours is the best Meat Mar ket in Mount Dennis and comes here daily to buy requireâ€" ments. She is right all right and if you‘re from Missoun we can prove our claim. & ‘ JANE ST. AND WESTON RD., MT. DENNIS We Deliver PHONE WESTON 403 We I Frightens liresome Boy‘s name Beneath Stop Entire â€" Plunge or immerse Girl‘s name \ Beg Inquire | Mother of the gods (Greek Myth) Boast Snakeâ€"like fish Last part of a city in New Jerâ€" sey, the first part of which is "Perth" | Male Sheep f Lair Over (poetic) Dance step The king who had. the golden touch Swampy spots of ground Building for dramatic performâ€" ances Cherish; encourasge Whole orerunner PEOPLE SHOP WHERE THEY FEEL WELCOME _ Spade Work That Gets the Trade HORIZONTAL (Copyright, 1924, by The Bannetâ€"Brown Corporation Let your advertising in this paper be a standing invitation to the folks around here. As a rule, Advertising in this paper will lay the foundation of such confidence. Adâ€" vertising does the spade work that leads to bigger sales. It will tell folks about your store, its service. It will tell them about the goods you have to offer. â€" % & & To get steady sales in satisfactory volume, you must build up confidence in your store and its service. Issued by Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. 19. 22. 23. 28. 30. 32. 34. 36. 38. 39. 41. 42. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 From choicest roast to Victory Meat‘ is always â€"Little Janey Canuck pickled feet. sweet, Ascended 6 j Pulled apart with a lever _ ‘ Question Though (poetic) Tendency Rests §1 Mistake s A bird â€"_â€" K Alone Kuotted 15 Chart or plan [ 19 Poplar tree of Mexico ' Work es Small vegetable . 1 a Cc o9 Arid One who directs publication Second letter of Greek alphabet Desire something great & Upâ€"toâ€"date ; Lair ; Before Golf term eminine pronoun ntertainment VERTICAL We Deliver