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e | 0o > 4| t THUREDAY, AUGUST 4, BAG LEFT in Post Office containâ€" ing 2 child‘s l!lthing suits, 1 pair thild‘s bathing shoes, 1 pair lady‘s gloves, 2 towels. Owner may have same by lp%!yin; either at Post Office or Times and Guide Office and paying for this advertisement. If :ood; are not called for in ten ':gl they will be otherwise disposed of, â€" GAS Tardng, . ApPY Hert Hases, it St. Johg‘s gg? !e.ut. olw PONY FOR SALE cheap, or trade for chickens. 230 Russell Road. mm&m':::;,{;}? LARGE EATONIA WICKER baby _ carâ€" msg, reversible, good condition, $5.00. Apply 10 Riverside Drive. â€" â€" .9 + oâ€"lw WESTON DAIRY FOR SALH OR RENT W. R. SCOTT let. Apply ‘Times and Guide of. fiee. Pgm Zone 4426. 6â€"Iw son Tooee, We toilet. Apply 46 Henty Street JV. 0691 wWESTON 168 AmbulanceService W. J. Ward & Son wiee $1400, $400 down, or will ;r hone lm‘w:: Funeral Directors Dignified and Courteous UNDERTAKERS Funeral Service PHONE JU. 8921 1273 WESTON RD. FUNERAL AND AMBUCLANCE SERVICE Phonie 78 WOODBRIDGE FLYNN FOR SALE FURNISHED TO RENT FOUND Ierowood n h44 dfi i haik private beach. 2 DENNISON RD. W. 8t., Weston ROOM to emica oâ€"lw xâ€"lw xâ€"1w "Some of us would have preâ€" ferred that this country should have taken a more positive ling in respect to events in the Mediterâ€" ranean in the last six months. Whether we were right or wrong is & matter of opinion. * * * "There is to my mind a prefér able courseâ€"to make it clear that our policy must be conditioned by certain principles of international conduct which we have always upâ€" held and from which we cannot deâ€" of certain forms of diplomacy. In these conditions it is inevitable that there should be a difference of opinion in this country as to the l.ne‘th.oda which should be pursued. "There must everywhere be still a reluctance to unleash the dog of war," he said, "but we hear them bark again. The bark has even beâ€" come an actepted accompaniment "It is certainly not true to preâ€" tend that for this count;? to take firm action in defence its own legitimate interests or of the standards of international ::eenq is to endanger peace," thony Eden, former secretary, said in a speech at Stratfordâ€"Onâ€"Avon. Anthony Eden IF YOU ARE going to drill & new well or have your present well repaired, write me and I will call on you. T. H, Butlld’;,':: Robâ€" ert Street, Weston. Wesâ€" CARPENTER work and general urtir-,blexpmm::d Y:M sonable, any. § {!.i‘my Avenue. ’Goor(o Mitchall. GARDENS WERDED, eultivated, fruit gathered, lawns cut, trees trimmed, hardwood floors polish» ed, windows, basements, garages, cars, paint cleaned. Promipt, Lowâ€" est prices. Experienced. Weston ESTON 1CE 'iiivf( “l"i-h. phone Weston | TWO F Te '"\fp'.’ walk from Eum lo:: le "for i m :rrel.“'l m‘m’:f 'Ifl! bridge, Kl-inbnn‘,v %!sflmvu district preferred. Write or phone SILK belt from blue backgroun Urgently _mdo‘df RELIABLE day, ’Lihlfll. tlflu!lm'" 'kn:‘ Wanted to Buy or Lease SERVICES OFFERED ton 1199. nthony _Eden Thinks Britain Shoul’l Take A More Positive 469. lish floors, do small paint jobs, Pnd 20y oo "d bhell phint Ithe Root _: Aodtrey, 113 Landes T I PerPeree® fa rivveg h ads id blue background, lfi:‘!‘m car. Urgently needed. Finder please return to Fimes and gwge ditts Rogok /1 C z* eart tor, thiliren, sverings" orunnllm'lzhr..h remises. Terms reasonable. hone Weston Zone dâ€"426. D. WELL D WORK WANTED ICE SERVICE FOR FIRM ACTION WANTED l?bi’_ woman‘s in Weston wil} 0‘%_ é{fi‘n oâ€"lw mences; or the land may be used for putn;: during m'fln of the year when pasture is most produc« tive. on perennial weeds. There io oo e ie m en, as in 8 and the weathér is usually more !avourabl.i .lrr the ‘w&n ; erenn 8, ¢o Erfi; $ 'nufmr:lu this weed are i y a few days‘ durâ€" ing dry, warm weather :‘: since coucdh ml is a m'hl“'-otwiu weed, a rcen roots can b.:gvul:llt to tg sufface by cultivation. _Another advantage in favour of S;Ein; weeds in unlh&tr l:ll’: growing is that s mits the growth 5 an early crop such as hay or cats cut for gréen feed, before the tréathient ‘com« A partial summmerâ€"fallow cofns sists of ploughing in midâ€"summer followed by cultivation to keep down weed growth during the res mi:dtrdihm” mu«a':":m‘x beâ€" mnmxm“ of cultivation time amw tahc The latter half of the growin LéfkO8 is a pood time to make an UIHD ONEIM voumihosncen d jah Aa l i The plu?t of main crop potaâ€" toes are a i‘ifig less than in 1937, Cerminsiiinomes 4004 bat qropth was to date has been uneven and while some fields are knotting for blosâ€" soms, the late planting are just well Above ground. It is too early as lyct to estimate the prospective yield, When the infestation of perenâ€" nial weeds has spread over a hT Cultural and cropping methâ€" :fi‘:.im to be relied uponn?;r their tradication. _It is advisable, howâ€" ever, to use sodium chlorite f&t the eru}ie‘ation of small patthes of per« Continued from page 2= but requires more moisture and flea beetles are plentiful and quite active, This crop will commence Ti uty o nth mat we in wi e â€" ing largely on the supply of moisâ€" ‘&r on the supply of m tufe during the next two weeks PERENNIAL WEED / PERENNIAL WEED CONTR NEEDS MUCH ATIERTIO®N Drive on fi'n'dah'.ju;.' 14. March :; This!tlgtown lh':gnds with em their parade. Pulekd:i. will be Cog S. Lambert of Toronto, Rev. T. B. Butler and Rev. G. Davison. The service is at At St. Andrew‘s on Sunday, Rev. Butler i&oh on "Fuller assurance of the il&amm the question mark of modérn d‘{:}” He quoted from the Bible, "I know, I am persuaded", all beautiful asâ€" surances, and comfort t« hearts beset by doubts. . To Rev. T. B. Butler and family we wish a restful h sng eteus Then se a Ware ael come when they return. The Thistletown Branch of the };c;l:n invite you to "fall in" with _ Chas Minty of Toronto and y s im hn s . ht Nuses Tnmere iss ie fln in uy at ies News and Information To the Busy Farmer | Woodbridge News oo it enc " mss shap W ind hn nbiShhave c 460 sR> 4 vp.‘.-w Peoone on uy in tocs i t, And L. Espey, fihnh. Lunch wu‘:l‘::?‘ud & social time spent. happy vacation, leare with onr back whiths M ho i afet Waew ts ts an e in 6 THISTLETOWN NEWS brideâ€"toâ€"be, Dr. Mis ‘iflil'!“ * M:" tities 166% with avor on cat licensing, although mIVa béen hfi‘ for many with every city in the Dominion unâ€" hours for ditisens. "Cats keap us e e ect %&umfior-&fi;l e ‘ it i8 the amaller communities ate leadifg the 'g._ the to erve the ”."' the p o hal tma ons . s y ousands "of eate 3‘% to the fivmd’, flgm strongly sponsorâ€" ummané Society, and thi 'ubk’ Mfl dtymen-;n reE fused to lét the measure become an lssue, in apite of enthusiastic lobbyâ€" mm‘. &n of the h&:ultunl 6 éoal d!L incillors pad recuve mofe protection hsn o ive more the Birds and that belling the cate y‘s attempt last yeat to institute or belling of cats abortive. As far as could ‘tained by City Cléefk J. M. \out our way â€" Orioles, wrens, bluebirds, wild canaries, vereos and meadowlarks Are as common as the :fillm“ and robins, and bird song fills garâ€" dens that were once silent save for the whisper of the prairie wind. Cats that remain all go belled, or meet @ sudden énd at the hands of the catâ€"exterminator, flt}dum ine for High River‘s pussies was June ‘L gngudy a numâ€" b:r’o;:l hn#;:.wau h:;le been deâ€" s wn‘s appointâ€" ed '_‘elt:{il_lgr,” Sho rictines & "You have to get up early to see a cat in this town," that higthly efficiént marksman reported this week as he prepared to "go gunâ€" nt‘i'nz" again for & stray pussy or 0. Stavely‘s byâ€"law has nttr-cted{Somcthin; must be done, he deâ€" continentâ€"wide attention since it cided, to foil the pussies and gave was psn:d‘ two years ago, and the birds. Why not try a bell? gorodncod concreté results in nei:h-| The councilior found many supâ€" ring towns of Nanton, Coleman, porters among his friends, but it Stettler, Turner Valley and High was only after wéeks of stremnuous f-""- where catâ€"belling is now in lobbying that he was able to get volunt Or otherwise. _ |the measure passed. Thus, it was W"." or J“’"'S pussies ‘ the first week in March, 1930. when was June 20, ready a numâ€"/the order first went forthâ€"beil ber of bellâ€"less cats have been d¢â€"| your cat or prepare to have it deâ€" stroyed "L"" town‘s duly appointâ€" stroyedâ€"but the third week Staveâ€" ed "catâ€"killer," who réceives a/ly had rid itself of 42 cats, and c ealy Secotntt it id ]wn beginning to take a wholeâ€" enough, it i8 the @maller hearted interest in bird life, In fact, it is rarely that a cat is seen in the little town of some 300 inhabitants, set in the midst of a rich farming area 72 miles south o_fClg;{y,'hicl_: now boasts of its feathered songsters, _ _ _ _ ancient enemy, the cat. And now !fiuniu in other Alâ€" berta communities are trembling in their boots as the fiat goes forth Stavely‘s town council passed a b{- law decreeing all cats must be bellâ€" ed. Since that time the bird popuâ€"« lation has increased a thousandâ€" fold, and cats have ceased to skuik in hedgerow and backâ€"alley, waitâ€" ing to pounce on defenceless robin or Birds sing all day long in the lithle tomn" of Sigrely. * alfente ALBERTA BELLS THE CAT t every cat must wear a bell or ,/â€"; > .‘. m "‘ oz mmrenmerman , " .‘ , fi.: mowy | | go cb t e / 10\ I¢ T -’\J‘g,‘m | "Hee ®aot on. IGHT & , .: / { umM 1gAgâ€"~ P guee, aur 6 'L I “' ‘HOLD C * ;.\ P Pragts »al é» lgres +R - ( w‘ ‘ L N ‘- | s PAQ. *h A ud t:” . gie ( By HELEN S. FRASER Bou!nted’by Courtesy The Toronto Star Weekly mean more slespless over %4 | . Councilior Fred G. Flemin‘.il |father of tSavely‘s catâ€"belling law, and unofficial consultantâ€"general to fish and g‘tme officials, hortculturâ€" ists and bird lovers who would like to see a bell attached to every cat in the Dominion. Stavely cats used (to wage a relentless war on song birds, and with each new "atroâ€" ‘city," Mr. Fleming‘s wrath rose. ‘Smmthin? must be done, he deâ€" \cided, to foil the pussies and save Cat-mimtin, is a comparaâ€" tively new gb for "Red" who hails originally Denmark, but for 10 years he has "put down" the town‘s unwanted or injured dogs. He charged 50 cents to destroy a incomé tax official tenant of i It wis in the thatched cottage @mkknt’uulm Halvar "Red" Rostrum is official iw duly .@&? bny” the -um; + a gounglh." He " resiives" 1 ppomn bounty for eac heat destroyed. An excellent shot, he has "never missâ€" 1e io i iss e ond o doge n i To Sesoms 5 non phat % Farm, birthplace of Tas Thin 29kt o. P Priions an R. W. Tufts, chief federal mifi- tory birds officer for the mariâ€" times, from bird lovers of Ontarltz from catâ€"lovers of England, an golp‘inmesud folk all along the acific coast. Opponents to the ordinanceâ€"in other rural communitiesâ€"claim the tinkling o{l the! begl attached to p“tlly"lcolf ightens mice, as well as birds, mr:ixdm their cats porters of the measure counter are now useless as mousers. Supâ€" with the assertion that one good mouse trap is worth a dozen cats in getting rid of mice. “Buid%fil’ they add, "no one is obliged to & cat while it is indoors. It is only when it goes prowling around garâ€" dens that it must wear its bell." belled their cats. They are still slightly surprised at the farâ€"reachâ€" ing consequences, Scarcely a month }n'nes tgw::i;bfie;cig&'n;t*;fig rom a int, demanding Khow if "belling" really works, and how to go about securing similar t:'hlation in .tHeir own communiâ€" es There have beoh inguirieh from BIRTHPLACE OF THOMAS nnn‘ re & adby@@P Wt Pibi t 4s +6 headquarters issued & statement urging the public to coâ€"operate in énforcing the new amendment to the criminal code with tration of revolvers and pisbol::fieh was fn.-ed at the recent session of parâ€" iament. The amendm the statement Puw.fern or pistols to Tur between March 1 and July 1, 1989, and periodically five years thereafter. In m when tai:tnfion of weapons was first m eou;ruhory by parliaâ€" ment, no provision was made for a periodical reâ€"registration. The amendment, the sttaement said, will have "the effect of helpâ€" ing muh to decide whether they desire to retain as souâ€" venirs or for the sake of protection, pistols and revolvers which may be stclen, and therefore may be a source of danger rather than proâ€" tection. The law compels the regâ€" istration of all sinhll and revolâ€" vers, whether held as souvenirs or uP mport ts dhat coofie BB 401 hi for any other purpose. In Great Britain, all dangerous weapons of this kind must be reâ€"registered every three years." The firearms registration section has proven helpful to various police forces throughout the Dominion in identifying firearms found as scenes of crimes or on pérsons arâ€" rested, the statement said. ’ Revol Whfluhg’* e mmm ELECTRIC SERVICE Commercial, Industrial, Residential Wiring and Repairs. Day or s«'i(lt.. CHECK ON FIREARMS 8 DENNISON RD. w. 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