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through that chorus girl‘s intrigue, young man." Lovesick Son: "I know, dad, but they all dress that way nowadays."â€" Toledo Blade, s l s‘s WE are not unduly boastfulâ€"but we do want folks to know about the reliability of our repair work. Our vulcanizing is done by experts who not only understand the fusâ€" ing of materials but who know to a fine point the construction of tires. PACE EICHT â€" ITrate Father: _"I can see right PHONE 126W. WESTON 2 DENISON AVE. Up To Date Tire Repair The Shop That Gives Your Dollar a Long Ride. The pleasure of using Weston Dairy‘s products. 6 MAIN ST. Don‘t Deny Weston Dairy JOHN HEBGIN, PROP. 58 Main St. N. wWESTON, ONT. PURE MILK CREAM BUTTER Yourself Weston Fish Market allowed T hat â€" they s ho uld be proud Of ~the work they doâ€" It draws the crowd. § â€"Mr. â€" Dollar Bill SOLD BY Belfry: "Two of them have, anyâ€" way." "What‘s the cause?" "A motor car."â€"Manchester Eveâ€" ning News, se e esiait Ne n Batson: "I understand some of yo=r hens have stopped laying." WHAT? _ The newâ€" Whippet of course. Jack is whispering the news to Bill so they can beat the other boys to it and have first choice of the new models. Alf‘s Quality Bakery Only the purest ingredients are used in its baking. Main St. It makes cooking a pleasure during the summer. months, and operates from the ordinary ironing plug. "Say listen Bill, it‘s in town‘!" PEARSON _ Jhe new arrival Built â€" Electric Home. Let Electricity Do Your Work‘ Fans will Proâ€" Comfort in the mote C 0 o 1 One â€"of Our Power f u 11y mM{OTORP MA XIndS TRY OUR Delicious Pastry PEARSON WHIPPET~ WILLY S, KNIGHT _an&f\_'\,;//;difé W. A. DICKIN WESTON See The New Rangeâ€"ette On demonstration at Phone 864J For A Trial Order Today 85 Main St. North WESTON WESTON PHONE 226 Phone 404 18B Mr. Roy Laver, Kipling Ave., has been in a serious condition following his recent unfortunate accident when he fell downstairs and suffered severe sprains to his back, and we trust that he will soon be restored to complete health and strength once more. On last week‘s ladies‘ day held at the Weston Golf and Country Club prizes for a sealed hole competition were won by Miss Dorothy Trimble, first flight, and Mrs. Fowkes, second flight. Mr. J. M. Gardhouse, Chairman of the National Liveâ€"Stock Records Board, left on Saturday for Summerâ€" side, Price Edward Island, to attend the meetings and banquet of the Canâ€" adian National Fox Breeders‘ Assoâ€" ciation. Big clearance on all our used autoâ€" mobiles. Away below list price Out they _ goâ€"irrespective of cost.. You cannot afford to buy without looking over our stockâ€"Over forty to choose from. Ross H. Fawcett. xâ€"35â€"1t We are sorry to: report that little Miss Mildred Pogue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pogue, Main St. South has taken seriously ill. A speedy recovery is the sincere wish of her many friends. Miss Olive Boake, Marion Fraser and Muriel Beamish of the Memorial School Staff, accompanied by Mary Creswick of Toronto, left yesterday on an extended motor trip to Monâ€" treal, Quebec, and the Eastern States. The following pupils of Ethra D. Wilson were successful in passing their respective examinations at the Conservatory of Music, Audrey Burdiâ€" kin, (honors); Herbert Porter, Madeâ€" lene Hogg, Everett Cook, Jean Softly. Miss Bertha Dick, Park Street, left for Ottawa last week. She is one of the Instructors in the Kindergartenâ€" Primary Summer School course for teachers, at the Ottawa Normal School. Mr. A. Thompson of Crystal City, Manitoba, accompanied by his wife and little son, Cameron, is visiting with his mother, Mrs. J. A. Morrison, Eagle Ave. ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simpson and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. Oliphant, of New York, left yesâ€" terday on an extended motor trip through the States. Mr. Harry Hawe, of the Uptown Theatre and member of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, visited with his brother, Mr. J. B. Hawe, of the Wesâ€" ton Cleaners and Dyers this week. St. John‘s Anglican Church was taxed to its utmost capacity on Sunâ€" day evening last when the Orange Lodges of Weston and district held they annual Church parade and divine service. , and Mrs. H. Cooper. Mrs. Davies and Mrs. Stothers â€" presided â€"at the tea table. f 3 Miss Dorothy Fitsgerald of Monâ€" treal is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Totten ,King Georâ€" ge Apartments. Mr. Gordon Davies, accompanied by Mr. J. Chalmers, of Toronto, is énâ€" joying a motor trip to Montreal and points east. Mr. and Mrs. A. Davies, and family, of Thornhill, are moving back again this week and will take up resident on Main Street North. For toothache you consult your denâ€" tist. For headache consult your opâ€" tomefrist. Fred L. Mertens, Reg. Opt., Phone 297J. xâ€"35â€"1t Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis have reâ€" turned home after enjoying a delightâ€" ful trip on the New Outlook Maritime Special Tour. Weston Ladies‘ Lawn Bowling Club entertained several rinks from Torâ€" onto in Tournaments evens yesterday afternoon at the local Club. Pontiac Coupeâ€"late modelâ€"very small mileage. This is an exceptional used car. Demonstration in this popuâ€" lar model will convince the most skepâ€" tical. Weekâ€"end special at $595.â€" Easy Teams. Ross H. Faweett, Ponâ€" tiac Dealer. xâ€"35â€"1t Mr. M. Weisdorf, of the Weston Ladies‘ Shoppe, was in Kitchener on Sunday being the guestâ€"artist at the sacred concert of the congregation of Beth .Jacobs in that city. Mr. Wm. (Bill) Sartell is spending the summer at Trent Bridge where he has taken a position as a member of a popular dance orchestra there. Mrs. Bascom and Baby of Cleveâ€" land, Ohio are visiting with her mothâ€" er Mrs. Williton, Humberview Blyvd. Inch, registered opometrist, twenty years‘ experience, tests your eyes acâ€" curately. All work guaranteed. .... xâ€"35â€"1t. Mr. Wm. McFarland of Detroit Mich, is visiting with his Mother, Mrs. McFarland, William Street. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Roy, King St., have returned home after holidaying at Prince Edward Island. Chevrolet Fourâ€"Door Sedan, good motor. Out it goes at $95. No balâ€" ance. Ross H. Fewcett. xâ€"35â€"1t Watch next week‘s paper for the big Dollar Day Specials being offered by Weston Merchants and business men. Miss Doris Furse has resurned to Weston after convalescing for two or three months at Hambray, Ont. Mrs. Farrance has left for the Old Country to visit her mother who is seriously ill. Mr. Roscoe Coulter is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Coulter Main St. N. 30 . ' ) .@ =â€" > ACS f § . Sm -'.»M“\'I 9 J 3 . 10 to .g s § A " 2?.;'" 1 ~ppm f § & (raidone y foues 2 m ..-‘\‘_\ s @_ ~Ty" THE WESTON TIMES & GUTDE Air Mail to Start Next Monday Fast air mail services to be inâ€" augurated by the postal department between Toronto and Buffalo and "Why are we doing it?" said the Premier, "as a sentiment, if you will, around which our people can rally, as a constant reminder to the public of the great organization which has the sovereign at its headâ€"as a daily lesâ€" son to our childrenâ€"so that those who come to us from other shores will be told that there is a King at the head of this country; that we pay fealty to him; that we propose to rally around him on every occasion, and maintain the Empire‘s great position in the world, leading the van in civiliâ€" zation and doing good the,seven seas over." Mr.: Ferguson‘s. announcement _ to this effect, delivered on Monday night at St. Thomas at the Canadian Legion banquet, brought his audience to its feet with ringing cheers. _ ____ _ "The King‘s Highway Legislation changing. the name "Provincial Highway" to "The King‘s Highway" .will be introduced by Preâ€" mier Ferguson at the next session of the Legislature, as a mark of Onâ€" tario‘s fealty and respect for His Majesty the King. 2 is Mr. T. C. Van Alstyne, Denison Rd., who is identified in an executive capaâ€" city with the manufacture of De Forâ€" est Crosley Radio, left for the West on Saturday last, The object of Mr. Van Alstyne‘s trip is to address radio conventions being held at Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Edmonton and Vanâ€" couver. _ He will also visit Victoria and other Pacific coasts, Rocky Mounâ€" tain and Prairie points, returning to Weston about the middle of August. The tea hostesses were Mrs. Fowkes Mr. J. McQuillan of Cancas State U.S.A. is visiting at the home of Mrs. Margaret Kersey, Weston and is reâ€" newing old acquaintances around Town. _ Mr. McQuillan, left Gore Township a year ago. Essex â€" Fourâ€"Door Sedan, late 1927 modelâ€"perfect in every way. This sedan must be sold this weekâ€"our sacrifice price $635. Will consider your present car as part payment. Easy terms. Ross: H. Fawcett, Pontiac Dealer. xâ€"30â€"1t Mrs. Alfred Archer, and son, of Caldwell, New Jersey, formerly of Weston, are visiting with the Misses Forsythe, 17 Queen‘s Drive. Miss May, of West Toronto, was atso a weekâ€"end visitor at the home of the Misses Forsythe. Miss Evadne Yorke, a recent graâ€" duate of the Fine Applied Art School of Paris, France, and now employed by the Elsie Cobb Wilson Interior Deâ€" corators, of New York, has returned to that city after supervising the inâ€" terior work of the new Funeral Estaâ€" 1kélislcllment of Yorke Bros., Weston oad. \ Mr. Fred Baker, of the Bank of Nova Scotia Staff, Brigden, Ontario, spent a few days last week in town with his parents, and renewed many old acquaintances and friendships. Mr. E. C. Roy, and Mr. V. Lowens, are attending the Annual Conference of Rotary Presidents and Secretaries of the 27th District of Rotary Interâ€" national at Buffalo. Richard Wylie of Weston has sucâ€" ceeded in passing the Elementary Piano examinations at the Toronto Conservatory of Music with firstâ€"class honors. Mr. Norman Mercer, hag just reâ€" turned from a trip to Detroit and number Northern points in Ontario. Oldsmobile Coach, privately driven by Weston man; small mileage, $75â€" below list price will buy this car. Wonâ€" derful opportunity for the party who wants a real used car. Just one of our used car specials for the weekâ€" end. Ross H. F?achtt, Pontiac Dealâ€" er. xâ€"35â€"1t Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson were in Lonâ€" don last week attending the Annual Convention of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Misses Katy Ball and.Lily Anderâ€" son returned on Saturday after spendâ€" ing a week in Guelph. Mrs. Coon, of Church Street is visâ€" iting her daughters out West during the months of July and August. Mrs. Russell Osland, of Buffalo, is here with her mother, Mrs. Jas. Hearn, Harding Ave,, who is confined to her bed through illness. f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riddell, of Bellevue Crescent, attended the Press Conventâ€" ion at London last week. Mrs. Chas. C. Gray and daughter Mary, are holidaying at. Huntsville, Lakeâ€"ofâ€"Bays district. Weston Theatre is now showing one hundred per cent talking pictures on the last three days of each week. Dr. W. J. Rodwell, of Burlington, spent the weekâ€"end at the home of his parents, Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Rodwell, King Street. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ramsay, of Simcoe, Ont., spent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Grattan Street. Miss Dora Sainsbury spent the weekâ€"end at Wileox Lake. Mr. Wm. Cormack, manager of the local Loblaw Groceteria, is holidaying in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Timber, of Gowanda, Buffalo, is spending a few days with her sisâ€" ter, Mrs. Darlington, Harding Ave. Random Observations "Well, she has the sort of face that makes it absolutely necessary for its owner to be wealthy or a good cook." â€"Farm Life,. s alee" Interment was made in Riverside Cemetery Weston on Thursday last the pallâ€"bearers were. Rob. Wardlaw, William Wardlaw, William Dobson, Fred Stephens, James Wood, and Charles Hooper. Her Style of Beauty. "What sort of a looking girl is Miss De Rocques? _ _ grcee _ He was born in Yorkshire England in 1847 and came to Canada in 1868 ‘and for a time served among farmers as a farm hand. It was in 1873 that he married Hannah Nattress, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Natâ€" tressâ€"of Vaughan and later started farming at Claireville, and after a time moved to the Wadsworth farm now in possession of ‘ the Weston Golf Club. Mr. Gregg retired a numberâ€"of years ago, and became a resident of Weston. A daughter Mary predeceased him about 25 years ago. _ The widow of deceased surâ€" vives. Mr. Gregg was a member of the United Church, and a liberal in politics. e 22 _ The remains of the late Charles Gregg, who passed away at his home on Holley Ave., in Weston last week, were laid to rest on Thursday afterâ€" noon in Riverside Cemetery. Deceased, who was one of the oldest residents of the town, was wellâ€"known not only to the whole of Weston but also to many citizens of Woodbridge and disâ€" trict, having farmed for many years in that section. Was Wellâ€"known Figure in Wesâ€" ton and Woodbridge Districts Montreal to Windsor will expedite the transmission of mail, making a saving of from six to 48 hours, according to W. E. Lemon, postmaster for Toronâ€" to. Both services will commence on Monday, July 15. _ & The reception hall and office is furâ€" nished in walnut and for the holding of funeral services, the parlor itself is furnished in modern living room style with rich carpets and brocaded tapestry drapes carried out in a mulâ€" berry color scheme. ‘The stock room adjoins the office and from it may be selected the necessary funeral fuâ€"â€" nishings suitable for every walk in life. The preparation room, downâ€" stairs, is equipped with hot and cold running water and is complete with modern facilities for enbalming, beâ€" ing a large airy compartment, wellâ€" ventilated, and is in keeping with the general appointments of the establishâ€" ment. The grounds in front of the buildâ€" ing have been well laid out and Engâ€" lish Privet shrubs have been set out in hedge form around the spacious lawns. A firstâ€"class limousine hearse and new sedan ambulance have been added to the service. Previous to the War, during which he served with the Air Force, Mr. Wm. Yorke carried on a furniture and undertaking business in Guelph. At the corner of Sunnybrae Cresâ€" cent and Weston Road, Yorke Bros., wellâ€"known Toronto funeral directors, have opened up a new and moderlyâ€" equipped Fueral Home. The building which was forméerly the private resiâ€" dence of the late Thos. Goddard, has been completedly renovated and conâ€" verted into a wellâ€"appointed, spacious funeral establishment. Mr. William E. Yorke, who, with his brother, Grant S. Yorke, carried on a similar estabâ€" lishment for 3 years on Dundas Street, and for the past seven years on Bloor Street West, has spared no effort in securing the finest of furâ€" nishings and facilities and has equipâ€" ped the rooms with every modern conâ€" venience and accommodation. Canadian Colonial Airways, Limitâ€" ed, which now operates a passenger service from Toronto to Buffalo, will carry the mails and it is expected that Charles W. Maris, expert airâ€"mail pilot, will be at the controls on the first flight. Important connecting links, in connection with the Torontoâ€" toâ€"Buffalo route, will be maintained down to San Francisco. Hon, "Jimmy‘" Thomas, keeper of the privy seal, sails for Canada dunâ€" ing the latter part â€"of Au&;’ust. Hon. Fred O. Roberts, "the fiddling poliâ€" tician," now minister of pensions, will revisit the Dominion next year. Oliâ€" ver Baldwin, Labor son of the exâ€" premier, told Mr. Simpson that he is coming to Toronto shortly and will be a guest at Mr. Simpson‘s home. ‘Capt. (C,. W. Lea Surrounded by Admirers on His 80th Birthday Capt. C. W. Lea, former resident of Leaside, celebrated the attainment of his 80th birthday anniversary surâ€" rounded by friends and relatives at his home, 12 MceMaster Ave., Toronto. He is a son of William Lea, who was for many years magistrate of York township. The Lea family settled in what is now Leaside about 130 years ago. Four prominent members of the British cabinet have declared their inâ€" tention of visiting Canada this year, according to James Simpson, wellâ€" known labor leader, who returned to Toronto . Sunday. Asunelt E1 LATE CHARLES GAEGG 15 LAID TD REST Will Visit Toronto Rev. W. C. Poole, Christ‘s church, Westminister, president of the World Sunday School Association, will visit Toronto during a tour of Canada . Premier Ramsay MacDonald inâ€" tends to consult with Premier Macâ€" kenzie King and President Hoover du_r_ing the September recess. NEW FUNERAL HOME At Westminster Abbey London, July 8.â€"Thanksgiving serâ€" vices for the recovery of the King were held in all churches through the land yesterday. The Westminster Abbey service was only one among a thousand, though it was unique in having the presence of the King himâ€" self, the Queen and the Prince of Wales. FOUR MINISTERS OF BRITISH CABINET ARE COMING HERE FOR THE DISTRICT C dear Mother, who entered into rest July 11th, 1928. Her cheerful voice, her welcome face, No one can take our Mother‘s place, Her memory is as dear toâ€"day As in the hour she passed away. . HOLLEYâ€"In loving memory of our â€"Husband and Family oâ€"85â€"1t Emma: "I know I‘ll fight with Marjorie if I go to her bridge." Ethel: "There, there, dear, as the old saying goes, there‘s no use being cross at a bridge until you come to it." Bring a THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE MECHâ€" ANIC to this sale of used cars. We are now offering values that WILL SURPRISE HIM. Easy timeâ€"payments. UV ~ DODGE CARS & GRAHAM TRUCKS DOMESTIC SERVICE STATION MAIN 57. 50. â€" WESTON, ONT. Washing, Greasing, Motor Repair. No matter what yq‘!â€"" want done for your car bring it to us. We perform excellent work and swift service and low rates. C ()sC MOIORS ia DRUGGIST AND STATIONER 50 MAIN STREET N. PH Agent for: United Cigar Stores Apex Records . Columbia Records Silverwood‘s Ice Cream Radio Licenses Issued Public Telephone Phone 945 Coulter and Main Sts.,. Weston Cruickshank Garage &8 Service Station 122 Main St. North ‘ Phon Phone or Call for Demonstration. _ You will be under no obligation to buy. SARTELL‘S GARAGE IN MEMORIAM Performing All Services For . E. RICHARDSON Powders, Puffs, Creams, Toilet Waters, Soaps, Shaving Sundries, Brilliantines, Kodaks and Film, Driving Glasses, Bathing Shoes and Caps, Stationery, Fountain Pens, First Aid Supplies, Mosquito Lotions, Thermos Kits, Vacuum Bottles. VACATION SUNDRIES A. T. SQUIBB Step In and Stock Up iles of Smiles»> BOOKSELLER & STATIONER swith _0 &.C MOTORsS*LTD: We Invite You To See and Ride in the New Ice Creamâ€"Cold Drinks NASH 400 On Display At Your Car 54 Main St. N. "I suppose," said the casual acâ€" quaintance, the day after the wedding, "it was hard to lose your daughter ?" "No," replied the bride‘s father. "It did seem as if it were going to be hard at one time, but she landed the, fellow just as we were beginning to« lose all hope.‘ s Kel1eves. IEUNBURN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1929 Can be used at all times. PERélAN BN.NI "" _ Atyourdruggist ¢@ > CUPS PAPER NAPKINSâ€"ALL KINDS CONFETTI AND ‘ STREAMERS PICNIC PLATES PICNIC TABLE PAPER SANITARY DRINKING Soothing and refreshing. Gives immediate relief. Restores smoothness Nonâ€"greasy. Can be used at all times. Phones: Bus. 1 Res. 798 PHONE 435 Phone 387 Weston