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oo PAGE EICGHT PHONE 36 Phone 650 PHONE 732 sysÂ¥ ©/09.0 5 ‘PHONE T32 EXCLUSIVE FOOTWEAR FOR STYLISH WOMEN AND CORRECTLY ATTIRED MEN _ DR. SCHOLL‘S FOOT EXPERT always in attendance ; Honor Graduate Opticians and Optometrists THE "REXALL STORE"* THE "NYAL STORE" 52 MAIN N CEMENT MAIN ST., WESTON 16 Main St. S. Main St., opposite Town Hall MAIN ST. 6 MAIN ST. N. Specializing in House Wiring 36 MAIN ST. PHONE 392 FREE GIFTSâ€"GENUINE GILLETTE RAZORS WITH EACH PAIR OF CARHARTT OVERALLS $6 PURCHASED A GILLETTE RAZOR IS GIVEN FREE ‘"We do everything to sell our goods except to misrepresent them" 41 MAIN ST. NORTH i otraxke / Cigars, Tobac os, Cigarettes, etc LACROSSE STICKS MAIN ST. "A Test Proves the Rest" "Atraight forward dealing is It establishes unity and makes living worth while WESTON INSTITUTIONS ‘"Don‘t live in the present in fear of the future and miss the joys of both" BUY FROM YOUR ELECTRICIAN W. J. FARLEY ALF. BEAL e Flour Oil Cake Straw Stock Foods WESTON COAL AND LUMBER C0. D. L. and W. SCRANTON COAL "EVERYTHING IN MEN‘S FURNISHING" BARBER FOR WESTON REAL ESTATE At keen pricesâ€"Satisfaction guaranteed HIGHâ€"CLASS CUSTOM TAILORING Agent for PARKER‘S DYE WORKS CHOPPING AND ROLLING MILL PROMPT SERVICE Booksellerâ€"Stationer Educational and Office Supplies. urns Well and Gives Results RYAN‘S BOOT SHOP 14 MAIN‘ ST. S., WESTON anned Goods and Vegetables. "We sell the bestâ€"quality first" FLOUR AND FEED STORE A. M. OLDHAM GENERAL HARDWARE Purveyor of Choice Meats INCH‘S DRUG STORE . H. RUDOLPH, Manager Valueâ€"Serviceâ€"Courtesy Phone 650 SEE BERT RWIN W. E. COLEMAN EARL STEVENSON MOODY BROS. 5S TENNIS RACQUETS FISHING TACKLE F. J. BRIDGMAN M. G. CRESWICK the keynote of every transaction." Fruit and Vegetables seasons. Foreign and Domestic BOOTS AND SHOES SHOE REPAIRING "Two feet. of comfort in every step." ; MAIN STREET, WESTON BEAR THIS IN MINDâ€"AND BUY FROM YOUR WESTON MERCHANTS. THE FIRMS LISTTZD ON THIS PAGE ARE RELIABLE AND WILL GIVE YOU T HE BIGGEST VALUE FOR, YOUR DOLLAR â€" AND THAT DOLLAR SPENT IN WESTON WILL COME BACK TO YOU. THIS IS A FACT â€"NOT THEORY. HELP YOURSELE AND HELP WESTON °* PHONE 466 Gluten Meal Bran, Hay Poultry Foods Cereals, Etc. NAT. NASO 65 MAIN ST, T. G. RICE Community Buyers‘ Directory PHONE 360 PHONE 344 PHONE 53 PHONE 649 PHONE 14 Weston‘s Progressive Business Men‘s Association PHONE 560 Fruits LIME Phone in all â€"One only has to mention Moody Bros. in Weston, and that is sufficient to make you think about your garâ€" den,. your chickens, your farm, your cattle, your horse, in fact one could enumerate dozens of different thoughts that this firm, so well known to Wesâ€" ton people and the farmers for miles around, brings in to the mind. At the time of writing this article, the writer is thinking about the time he took Mr. Moody‘s advice regarding certain vegetable seeds, and at this moment looking out into the garden, the result of his advice is there, in allâ€"its glory. . Beet, peas, beans, toâ€" matoes,. cucumber, potatoes, flowers. Then the chickens, now three months old. raised on Moody Bros. chick feed and growing mash, and also tell their tale of satisfaction. The cocks fairâ€" ly "tcrow. about it." Moody Bros. have been a long time in our midst, and as we said in our newspaper a few months ago, we say once again, they have during all these years, alâ€" ways ‘endeavoured to give entire satisâ€" faction and service. You will find that the quality of the goods they sell are of the best, and the prices are very keen. In fact, we have provâ€" ed on several occasions that they are keener than some of the city stores. We We trust that this old and honourâ€" able firm will long continue to serve the people of this town and the surâ€" rounding country. _"Service and Satisâ€" faction" is their slogan. BE A BDOSTER FOR OVR KOME TQ1 MOODY BROTHERS REPAIRS Boys‘ Cotton Jerseys, all sizes .. Men‘s Coltton Socks ....1â€". ."! 27 Inch Flannelette, per yard . 34. Inch Factory Cotton, per yard 1039 Weston Rd In our new location we c what this means to: you. PHONE 30 Money Spent in Town Pays Dividends NEW LOCATION NEXT TO OLDHAM‘S) HARDWARE Get the Habitâ€"Buy in Weston Let‘s make our home town tunit closer knit. Let us be generous with our good will â€"realizing that the prosperity of the indivâ€" idual is directly reflected in an added prosâ€" perilysto our community. â€" YÂ¥our home inâ€" dustries and merchants have adopted this creed. Will you coâ€"operate? Common good will and recognition of our human obligation is a depeer currency than any money system ever invented. But it is also to our advantage on the material side of lifeâ€"it redounds in better practices, livâ€" ing conditions, more generous impulses.. It makes your community a better, livelier, and bigger place to live in. All for One, and One for All. EVERYWHERE people are coming to realize more and more how interdependent we all are upon each other. The only indivâ€" idual who is selfâ€"sufficient is a hermit. The keynoteâ€"the foundation of civilizaâ€" tionâ€"is the family. We all concede that. And we are rapidly coming to realize that our own home townâ€"is a home town famâ€" ilyâ€"simply the family unit a little bit exâ€" tended through neighborly cordiality, friendship and pleasant social intercourse. BUY A COFFIELD FOR â€"QUALITY Prices $125, $135, $145 Singer Sewing Machines, New and Used t ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FLOUR AND FEED PATTERSON‘S ELECTRIC STORE e e en um nraun en ecen C. E. GROSSKURTH _ an give you even better service.. Think in the Westmount property. _ Then he helped to rdevelop Humbermount Heights. This subdivision was handtâ€" ed exclusively for the Humbermount homes. Mr. Seal thinks the only way (and we certainly agree), to make a living, is by giving everyone a square deal for their money, and he has enâ€" deavoured: to make this his . motto from the start} and has tried to carty it out through his entire business carâ€" eer. Mr. Seal‘thinks that Weston has a great future before it, and he speaks very enthusiastically about its :advantâ€" ages as an ideal town for home and factoryâ€"good water and power, first class .railway transportation, near the city, good schools, good stores, etc., etc. Progress makes progress, and no one can deny that one of Weston‘s most progressive business men is Mr. Seal. His slogan on a great many ads. is most suitable for a Real Estate man, "Good bye to the Landlord." "Seal" has several excellent homes and lots for sale. > A VALUABLE ASSET The Real Estate man is without doubt a most valuable man to the community. Mr, Seal, who has changâ€" ed his office to a more central poâ€" sition, situated at 38 Main St. north, has been about 6 years in Real Esâ€" tate in Weston,. He started in a little office at the Longstaff property, and was at that time specially interested TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Phone Weston 702 TO THE COMMUNITY 31 Main St. N. i. 39¢ .. 19¢ ..19¢ 1214c When you make comparisons think of quality as well as price. 202 MAIN N. Cleaning out Summer lines az greatly reduced prices. _ 483 MAIN N. New Falllines, are now on hand. Drop.in and see them. Women‘s Dress‘ Shoes, in D and EE widths, built for comâ€" fort, yet have all the new style. 6 MAIN ST. S. Clearing all Running Shoes at greatly reduced prices. HENDERSON‘S 69 MAIN N. has removed to more central premises, situated at 38 Main St. Beautiful homes for rent or for saleâ€"Suitable lots for building your home or factory : TIRES Parowax, 2 lbs. for DRY GOODS 50 MAIN ST. N. MAIN STREET WESTON Autoâ€"strop Safety Razor, gold plated razor, two blades and strop, comâ€" plete s a uy s ols e e ue onl se t Te e o n e en e s Oe Lardies‘" Viests reduced to â€"._./..../miz..s.c0r.......2l¢,.30¢ and 59c Padtes" Hose,. at. / ... n ndoll on a date ds d »iaude,. 40¢, 10¢, .05¢ Repairing done on premises 32 MAIN ST MAIN ST. "Never failing courtesy and prompt attention await you in this store." Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. SPECIAL EARLY FALL ARRIVALS Suits Cleaned Pressed, Dyed Repaired Gents‘ Readyâ€"toâ€"wear Suits Choice Butter and Eggsâ€"Poultry and Vegetables Suits Madeâ€"toâ€"measure Joy Cycles and Kiddy Cars 4 SECOND HAND ‘AND REBUILT WHEELS Sharpening Saws, Tools, Lawn Mowers, etc., a specialty A few bargains in Used Lawn Mowers and Bicycles â€"in splendid conditionâ€" Have your Tires and Tubes properly repaired. J. GILBERT Our Slogan "Two Thousands Lbs. to the Ton." C. L. HARDING DO YOU APPRECIATE QUALITY ? IF SO SHOP AT 58 MAIN ST. N. "Buy the best that you can buy at Simpson‘s." Choice Meats, Fruits and Vegetables. "BUY WHERE THE VARIETY IS." DRUGGIST AND STATIONER HODGETT & Co. ALFORD‘S 5¢ TO $1 STORE SIMPSON‘S MEAT MARKET REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE (Phone for a List of Special Offers) PHONESâ€"WESTON 689 & 516W "Vuleanize and Economize" Agent for C. C. M. BICYCLES S E. A L PHONE 490 Fresh and Cured Meats (In all the popular shades.) WESTON TIRE SHOP TUBES ASHBEE AND SON Coalâ€"Woodâ€"Coke T. E. RICHARDSON F. H. STOKES W. A. WHITE Fish in Season. LADIF"‘ & CHILDREN‘S WEAR 59 Main St. N. MRS. A. R. NEWBIGGING " Always remember ‘He who serves best serves his fellowman" When You Purchase from you become a vital factor in the growth of your community 46 MAIN ST. PHONE 238 Boots and Shoes Made to Order Individual Styles a Specialty "The Best is the Cheapest." "Always Something New" WE STON INSTITUTIO NS Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. â€"MILLINERYâ€" T. HATTON Shoe Repairing WESTON ACCESSORIES PHONE 275 PHONE 538 PHONE 364 PHONE 382 PHONE 435 PHONE 20 Phone 28 ' "What is it, sweetheart?" he soft: \ly asked. 5 | _ "Can you ever forgive me for de | ceiving you?" she sobbed. . "My de |eye is made of glass!" s ‘ "Never mind, love bird," he wh | pered back, "so is the diamond i your engagement ring." 4 "No, it‘s not that," she said; "but I put in the wrong button and ed a set, so I would like to ex it for another, please," ‘ "Did your conscience trouble you?" inquired the sidesman, when she had unfoldeds her story. e Spoiled the Set: “j Mrs. Peach had dropped: a button in the collection box. She was upâ€" set when she made the discovery and hastened to (the vestry at the close of ‘the service, All Square v’ In the sweet silence of the «tw light they honeyâ€"mooned . upon the beach. P "Dearest," she murmured tremblingâ€" ly, "now that we are married, Iâ€" have a secret to tell you!"‘ . 4] Victim think of. ~"I cant.. But my. motherâ€"inâ€"lawâ€" is staying with us, and she hates" them, more than I do." 1 Nothing Forgotten i A Magistrate (to victim of holdâ€"up): "While you were being relieved of your valuables, did you call the poâ€" lice?" Excellent Forethought "I see you have bought a gramoâ€" phone. I thought you couldn‘t stand the sound of the things!" 4 ...;‘5&;)&-_#,&60“5!” exclaimed hx’ father in disgust? _ Why they were searching for it when I was a boy." ~I;{Ve’:VVell, the melody‘s punk, but the air is bully.â€"Whirlwind. "Dad," said Bertie, ‘"the teacher said something toâ€"day about finding the greatest common. divisor." Going Strong Sheâ€"What do â€"you think of the "Stockyard Blues?" â€" . y At the Onions An elderly woman had a talking parrot which was free to roam where it chose. in the house. Polly. was often in disgrace, and had damaged some onions which had been tied up in bunches to dry. For this Polly was caged and severely reprimanded by the owner, who said, in the course of her remarks: "If you do that again, Polly, I will pull every feather off your head." The next day the old lady was called upon by the vicar, who was bald, ‘and on being shown into the room, the parrot greeted him with, "Hello!_ Here‘s another been qt the onion." Unreasonable Demands "Befor we were married, Henry." said: the young wife reproachfully, ‘you always gave me the most beauâ€" tiful Christmas presents. Do you reâ€" member?" "Sure," said Henry cheerâ€" fully; "but, my dear, did you ever hear of a fisherman giving bait to a fish after he had caught it." Some Chewing f Manager in hardware shop to greenâ€" horn : apprenticeâ€""Go â€"down to the store and clean the, mangles;. but, by the way, look here, do you know the mangles?" "Oh, yes, sir,‘" said the apprentice; we used to give ‘mangles‘ to the cows at home." Tickets, Please It all happened in a third class cay riage coming home from the 12th July celebrations. A passenger, slightly unâ€" der the influence, could not find his ticket. Ticket Collector (impatiently)® "Come, come, my man, you‘re keepâ€" ing us back; you can‘t have lost it; have another look." t\ Passenger ~(in angry course I could lose it; drum." The Last Laugh Three travellers, whose names were More, Strange, and Wright, were stayâ€" ing at an hotel. Said the last: "There is but one duffer in the company, and that‘s strange." hi "Yes," » one more A Great Difference Pat went into a jeweller‘s shop ;"d ordered a ring. "Eighteen carat?". asked the salesâ€" man. ‘"You‘re a lHar," said FPat, "E was eating onions." To Sit On j After explaining to her class the use and meaning of a hyphen, the teacher asked why there was a sign of that kind between the two halves of the word birdâ€"cage. The small boy, whose hand shot up first, saidâ€"‘"Please miss, it‘s for the bird to sit on." The Flood . They were having a discussion on temperance, and one of the speakers declared: "Water has killed more peoâ€" ple than whiskey ever did? iR No Alteration Needed An impudent fellow met an Irishâ€" man in the street, "IL was thinking Pat, said he, that you would make a fine monkey if you had a tail." "Sure, it‘s queer," said Pat, "I was just thinking meself that you would make a fine monkey without any alâ€" teration at all." "How do you make that out,"> r@â€" plied the local prohibitionist? "Well, to begin with, there was the Flood !" ‘ The meeting was adjourned. A Good Offer A railway contractor advertised for 300 wooden sleepers. By return of post he received a letter from a clergyman, offering the whole of his congregation on reasonable terms. â€" (‘A},e’,‘ (W)right "Snippets WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1998 1«"‘Yes l toes vPZ answered Strange; "there is Still Searching (By T. W.) said everything I could More; tones) :â€" "Of I lost a big "thatls i 3 | Nt