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A dream came to us the other s'oswoh in a beautiful garâ€" everything seen in great perâ€" many of the richest fruits t all stages of, growth. Paim rees bearing massive clusters of stes, orange blossoms and transâ€" Even during the Victorian era the "i KEYS AND class wWHILE YOU _ wait USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS SEE us OUR. PRICES ARE LOWER HIS "Stray Thoughts," followed with such in The West Toronto Weekly, Mr. A. B. recently referred to the familiar way in the Chairman of the Conservative banquet the new leader. Instead of ;rnenting as the Hon. Robert J. Manion, the title "Bob ". was used. "Imagine, if you can," says Rice, "back in the days of Macdonald and Blake, of these leaders being introduced as the Right m. Sir. Jack Macdonald or the Hon. Ned Blake." he was known as Sir John the great Tory , was to his friends merely "John A." The eat Lord Roberts was loving called "Little Bobs". ehairman who introduced "Bob" Manion was other than the gentleman popularly known as Ireland. Messrs. Lawson, Massey and Harris nused the same title referring to the new leader, Mich shows how commion is the practice which Mr. Relation Of Temperance To ENERATORS and STARTING Motors REPAIRED * (agate messurement, 14 lines to the inch). Poliâ€" d Siuatinn envarthine Thoosts, too pee maye poil oo outh," was regretted and rebuked. We are nded of an old song, written more than 70 years that goes something like this: hade. Peaches, apricots, erries and mwbcr.r‘;:min lance. The bee, the bird, and Wg were there, giving g‘ c-ndu,irog to the _of life qui ml:!:: d. mmmq"?..}’mm or Greatest Summer Comfort LEAVE wEstox LEAVE SCHOM e 12.45 C L9 pm. Standard ::.g:m. ¢ 5.15 pm. Time .05 p.m. â€"_ _b 2.05 p.m. $w. i s .bn?: pam. ’:a-flmdâ€"tflyu&nagbn.n?ib' Coples of the new time tables are available at all offices and agencies. INSUL A TE Your Own Home NO W! VACATION RIGHT iN Your owx nom® We have many types of insulation materials on handâ€"consalt us on your needs. Our service Ins as near as your telephone. COMPAXY LIMITED MAIN bt. 8. Weston 74â€"â€"Phonesâ€"IJU. 9642 lay School Lesson August 14th, 1938 . anuih space at the seme rate)." . Legal notices, n Auto Wreckers CR °8. WESTON Tos itzact, 450 ; six months‘ contract. 35¢; 1 year contract, lnebes at same rate). Display advertising retes on GRAY COACH LINES is deceived t o Wirecind oo The Hham co0 thide ofnes 22ds TRURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1938 UNDUE FAMILIARITY ional Uniform ROV V I,CHAMBERLAIN. Manager. /IN LUMBER w“ To Shts P Srecs attifee, w ty mtc Pe eeriteis pohues Seaed ¢n a sake of bhe "Wine is a mockâ€" charge, 25 words for 35. cash in advance ; is lly inserted free. In Memoriam notices and Guide iR fo TIME TABLE or readers. 1e ver line for in a berpent, thin and shiny! It raises its head; the buu:fh:;f bird is fascinated; the song ceases, the [omdihhnl.buthitnâ€"fiu? See, its branches are frail, it canâ€" \uotmndnlou.hhuthrvwnont \mmh-udhnlddholdumu. ndihbom stronger than s Look again, the tentacles are chokâ€" ing the neighbour who uphoids it. This strange tree in its weakness mdw‘:ileh‘mt’ .rol.t clusters large, , apparently m‘:i.ame:k’tosfl:h”ia:: eye mn.d.‘lfhonobhpirui.utchin‘, wondering, something happens, a beautiful bird alights amid the branches. It pecks at the fruit, apâ€" pears delighted and refreshed, sings its glad song, but see, a branch nw to move, is it a branch? No! Though like one, it fawn are there in fearless moveâ€" ment, We see the harmless gambois of the young, watched by the conâ€" tented and mothers. Many forms d_l?!:”:nd besuty were life had iu«;gl';hd ies ;.fl e ; urpose a harmony pe_cv_nihd. hm the noble forms moving quietly, here and there. They stood erect and looked heavenward more like the birds that .3 than the beasts which feed look to th:cgrvmd or burrow therein. We watch them for a little while. They are in comâ€" panions in perfect fellowship. Each perfect in body, every movement in complete harmony. Their senses Lb.n ’-wm, delicate and exact. They are ng their way in a new and beautiful world. The natural instinct of life has not been deâ€" stroyed and they walk on together, testing the values of the treasures that surround them. We see them in the midst of the garden. They LEAVE SCHOMBERG a 8.05 a.m. & 5.05 pm. b 7.20 p.m. Mnhh;hfi.dhdmhpclthm people. It is a far ery to the time when in answer b‘.m%thnurdmt"udlm m!'fioahd-mfinnu.m several other things, "to submit myself lowly and reverently to all my betters." How few in these days consider for a moment it part of their duty to submit "lowly and reverently," to anyone. . "We are all free and equal," "Jack is as good as his master," is the generally accepted belief. The teaching of the past fifty years has created or confirmed that belief. For better, for worse we have the result. Allowance is made for change in the habits of life and in the meaning of words, but there is too much evidence that we have become unduly familiar in recent years. To address the prime minister of Canada as "Billy" King, the premier of the province as "Mitch" Hepburn, or the leader of mC«mtmmu."Bob"Hnlnmhu- respect for the individual and has & tendency to lower the dignity of the office. To hear young people udtlnnapdhdiflandmthnanbyflmrfint names, completely forgetting the courtesies due thniroldeu,tofindrhcipklhlddmbydwn ofldvmcin‘ynnlldolluhjoetdhtlnd rldionlobybonndrirllmmoldcmughb vote is a serious reflection upon the educational system about which we boast. Mr. Rice, and others of like years and experience, should not conclude that "this sort of thing is ridiculous, but nothing can be done about it for it conforms to the spirit of the fimu,"butholhulduthrmflnueom mhnthwlthfl-n-mvhorhhhvfldymd weekly contribution. : $42,240,000 this year. And there are those who denounce Prime Ministerâ€"Chamberlain for not startâ€" ing another war. "Hello, you old sardine." The generation passing from the scene usually concluded that those who were about to take its place were frivolous and irreverent. S6 it is today. We It wasa‘t so when I was young We used plain language then; We didn‘t speak of "them geloots," Meaning boys and men. In meeting with a dear old friend We hadn‘t lately seen . NOTE AND COMMENT Dieesing becomes a curse. "Look not upon the wine. At the last, it biteth like a serpent and stingeth c The wenther beâ€" t xE away on wa ‘om-fihh-:, the Fall season, remember the date. House"; spend a few hours with as land snfoy yourself. Ajr controfied; _ NJ DoX win thee, when ye go to the tabernacle of the congrega }hundk.lnhllh:nmmt;: iuatptiet Pmd t ‘ Wodnvuhndmmth.eul- dren of men passing in review. The ‘-neufhd% pricst was forbidden to ut en T Hnhurel sitmarn Samson, was forbidden to partake. \ others, wisdo ‘:fl‘)‘mhihius &.m John t?c‘ nht..‘ proclaimed the greatest wonderful grape, it cheers and strengthens the heart of man, but W fallows Iap forwacd m a mesiing. on hars eB ooo es Paine to much apret by o uous EO BCm PRUUGE PMW IT used at the altar. The of-goodGodhmademmh the sudden end of Nadab and Abihu, who were blind to the Lord‘s comma n d. Immediately thereafter, the new law is proâ€" soul. He appears in shame, chilâ€" dren mock, nobler minds cover him with the mantle of charity. He awakes and in his confusion curses thouvhomockodhiminhincup-. The curse goes on and African Slavery has the trail of the serâ€" Eent upon it. At the last it biteth like a serpent and stingeth like an As men multiply the Divine Father chooses a people. They receive the law, with the disposiâ€" tion of angels, but are blind to the spirit thereof, An evil spirit casts a spell over those appointed to direct the people, strange fire is SA qst g o O mo LOCn 29. PPgs claimed to Aaron, "Do not drink wings begin to droop. Poor thing, it trembles and falls helpless into the mouth open to receive it. The noble pair are looking on; a voice Turely dim"'Fm urpen" t '111'3’t sure e". glides away, a branch breaks, there is casts a doubt on the sensitive conâ€" science which gave warning to the innocent. The good and evil were there, but the fruit of the spirit produced unbelief, and led to deâ€" ception and falsehood and theft and hatred and death, P2SS, many sons and daughters appear, fair and beautiful and hG::ht. The sons and daughters of and of men. Life and death intermix. Imagination runs rife. Evil prevails. A mi?ty flood of dark waters cover the earth. A Rent w..l-‘â€"- EETTWE u"lreb.-rt:I: 45 new world appears. s » bnuti!u%{lmt comes to tch; f;ro‘rst again, e great patriarch stridâ€" ing two worlds plants a vineyard, the fruit of the vine flows in abundance. ‘The good old father is overcome. He forgets or does not hear the still, small voice that breathes the divine message to his Bingo is stlll going stroug svery scene changes we didn‘t say JAMES THROMgOX, Weston, Ont ESTON ORKINGMEN‘s ITTICISMS DAtT and the serpent , we are in the years the m'n.:hu.&& fare Toan nighhs tat beliove,. in of the ::t-:‘.o m':'. while the conditions of Hife toduy, wall fixed and permament for us. :L-_-,".-!-mum an unkind or harsh word spoken As the of parents who * son were among the very early members of influence Q:ok'.cnllfl: good on fimmmmz'm“?f; is a great pleasure to me to be vithyw:hzmeomn l-miftho comer.d;‘t{m:l this magnificent new ion to your church and Sunday School, for the church where the people constantâ€" foresight and will be carvried sut \.â€"â€"-‘!‘.:é that there have been ie W OUTMAAP e AAIG RBD onl se sc d them. The hymns in church on Sundays were sung Ey my inother while she was at work on week ds:y-, and the doetrhmt:u(ht on ndays were practised throughout the week. My father‘s watchword was duty tempered with kindness, and my mother‘s MM #6 ideal and themm Ch n was their home life, I never heard, and I believe that there never was, wonderful of Christianâ€" ity and where they as i Tonderer on tm Prccuice in with these princtples, in the surest guarantes for the conâ€" tinuance of our civilization, and the oo ad o Ipriomn rew. conditions, will be due to thair "The Sunday School was held in the commodious room in the baseâ€" ment, and though I was born with a mf:ill-‘l’“ ml’oubd‘:or lige. I went to it on Sunâ€" day morn{u at nine o‘clock, and recited the catechism and listened to the Bible stories that the teachâ€" ers told us. William Watson was mmintmdmt of the â€" Sunday School at that time and the two class teachers whom I particularly remember were Mrs. Dr. Bull and Miss Nason, the sister of Mr. Joseph Nason, who happily is still "Phve Schoot plied with 0ol was su with a s:: library of boog. that had wisely chounl and it was the source of or most of our home books on biograâ€" phy were that interested me most. "My home and church which we here attended ‘are so eloulfi connected in my memory that i{ im&n’b&e‘for me to separate Cornerâ€"Stone Laying :z g-fi-l from 1â€"â€" eston (the j.zlzn a separate|but also in mental, moral and reâ€" CHe® e emaing or orhe ioh afcom dard Do and we have Churchs One Fosnoation®, Rey |with p of God and His church Mr. Pawson called on Dr. Tyrreli th‘“'illbOutalorzmmm to officiate, while the corner stone |£r64s during t r"n to come, was well and truly laid. Speaking under the leadership of the chil. in a most interesting way, Dr. dren of today. Tyrrell recalled the early days of|"Backward, turn backward, 0 time the church, and otbec':nle a(" the|, . in gy fl‘fi:‘& it but & many sions easure heard Make me a .‘llll, r on all _s!des by f_rim?;ia, and memâ€" this night." _ _ many ssions of pleasure heard on all sldu by friends and memâ€" bers who appreciated his address to the fullest, we are pleased to reproduce it in its entirety: dist Church here in Weston," said ‘ Dr. J. B. Tyrrell In 1849 the red brick church, with the room for the Snndnm& School in the basement, was by my father on this site for the early congregation of the Methoâ€" Dr. Tyrrell. "He had married my mother, a daughter of Rowland Burr, a staunch Methodist of Woodbridge, in 1845, and had brought her as a bride to the house that he had built for her at the corner of Church and Eoumom Avenue. There I was born, a was baptized in the church that my father had built, and at which he and my mother were Â¥egular attendants, for while my father had been reared in the Anglican church, the lusty Chrtm'an.ig withâ€" out formalism, of the Methodists, greatly nfipufed to him. In the church, where I used to sit beside my mother, the ministers whom I well remember were Messrs. Jefâ€" fers, Shaw, Loefi Brovn:l Burns and McCallum, with all whom personal friendship. I am glad to we were on terms of the closest umhntel{r:. Bm;mx is still with us. Note the tailoring, too . . . Forâ€" syth have never shown better craftsmanship. See These U Disting tive Shirtsâ€" mbfi- play In Our Store "No One oLEm aN Forsyth Shirts "THE TAILOR® 16 MAIN 8T. 8. ing Quality® Ever Regretted Buyâ€" TTMES ‘AND GUIDB de n e T P ET En C A. Grakham is chairman of the Building committee of Central Church, James Keliam is secretary gd A. L Campbell is trrnm e emao’:um, which is worâ€" shipping this month with Westâ€" minster mcr:mon in Westminâ€" ster Church, will resume services in the Weston Theatre in a few meet not only the needs of today but of tomorrow." The service came to a close with the singing of a hymn and prayer. lwm'- drinking water is 5: o) tests show, sa: e ie ioh tm iate in wish incarnated in our boys and E,fl.' May we so build that our boys and girls will find it easy to Rev. Milton Sanderson Rev. Milton Sanderson, Chairâ€" man of'hfln Tor:nto West m tery, who spoke next, greetings from the Presbytery, and N ald: "I am #lad vou are buildine j Â¥ufi. senior lunuo. team ook as though they are staging one of their famous come backs npariten an mm whkn Wes :o-r’fln champs in mw Fainters are busy on the storea inug- Nh%wnu wmfia‘: m toward tening -_oemgd_-n!gunot.(}rmuk'nnh'- water has recently been the cause of much illness in the town. m ma::difionl anrlng fi?dfi:n ous throu&l: vaid\ we have lived, and with the hélp of God and His church regrets of Rev. T. B Butler. that he was unable to be present, and then called on Rev. G. Ernest Forbes to speak for the Weston ‘bmnght l‘fim' lghr"b“ congratulations rut- ings from that body, and said that a good text for the occasion would be "Behold I lay in Zion a corner stone, elect, precious." The doctrine of righteousness and justice was incarnated in the Carpenter of glyryth-â€"“’rhi_s is the spirit we brightened with a coat of paint. Mayor Gca{ B. Evans Mayor Gwrfi“ Evans was the next speaker. y duties come to a Mayor, he said, but one of his most pleasant to date was to be able ":ol udeh hto the members }l;r! Cen ure eongnnuon. the congratulations of the citizens of the town on the church‘s achieveâ€" ment in getting under way a buildâ€" ing program such as is now being carried out. All through the history of Weston the interest and fine cfflumha of the people of the United Church has been evident. Mr. Evans remarked that he is the hat ind in 36 youre, Wilhiem "Tyr years; am â€" rell was the first. l('u\y of Central Church‘s members have and are still uwi the interests of the town, he said. Mary Agnes, youngest daughter of Mr. and y;#. % o SS â€"woyr. will live hwu Dennis Ave., Mount Dennis. The Ti "live in Tikgton. Reâ€". W Baptist Charch, Misp Hiida Werle of Weston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Whyte, is married to Frank Agar family reunion is held at Rev. Mr. Pawson expressed the At St. John‘s Church, W Rev. Harry Pawron will be in charge A There will be no evening services. guring Avgast EXTRACTS FROM OUR FILES 10 AND 20 YEARS AcGoO CENTRAL AND WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCRES in Westminster Charch, SUNDAY, AUG. 14th 10 UNITED SERVICES » DAILY SERVICE 1O CANADIAN AND U.S.A: POINTS oo i o on weeks, and will continue there unâ€" til the church building is ready for occupancy, some time in November. Far from indicating his retireâ€" ment from the foreign office the news of Sir Robert Vansittart‘s interest in the production of Briâ€" tish movie films sheds a revealing %l;tmthmpooffihe(omn’ ce publicity e-mm‘n on beâ€" half of the United gdom, now under way. The ob}ec\iv- of this ar?nitn is the strengthening of the ties of Empire and even more important the education of the people of the United States as to the Empire‘s mission in the world. The films film based on Gen. (Chinese) Gordon in Khartoum, in which 4,000 askaris and 500 camelmen will swell the British battalions. River flotillas also will coâ€"operate. A film on Lawrence of Arabia is nnboilrzfnhntndmmof his exploits is causing minor disâ€" tress because Britain‘s new friend, Turkey, resents film shots d?iet- ing Turks n-fi?f toward the horiâ€" zon flinging es and equipment in all directions. Carrots have been under domestic tultivation since the dawn of histâ€" ?3. It once was the fashion for ies to wear carrot leaves in their hats at balls and banquets, Publldt%(.:.;.ul& ;;:::m“ are expected to ffi{hiully' depict how the Union Jack has brought Vansittart, who remamins as chief diplomatic adviser to the governâ€" ment, is reported intensely interâ€" ested in these productions. He not only is mhtfn‘ in writing the scenario but is assuring coâ€"operaâ€" tion from all branches of the govâ€" ernment army, navy and local adâ€" ministrations. film at the returned soldi¢rs‘ farm on the: outskirts of Weston, come to town hall with 150 dozen ears of golden corn and in a few hours had A new standard of authenticity and excéllence is predicted and it is clear the traditional British rolicy of reticence and indifference in such matters has been comâ€" pletely reversed. The films now planned will include an historic drama of the northâ€"west frontier of India; a Nigeria story with the listed as having paid the supreme sacrifice, He was m m ns fhen‘es uperâ€"Mare e Imyj arâ€" lHament, and while on & short leave of absence a few months ago orâ€" ganized his campaign for the jo n goe Groppes Chuach, Tlings in marriage Almina Devara Béll, g’“’tm‘l of the late Mr, and llrl:: P of Islineton and Herman Leslie C g, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnwnh‘, West Toronto. survived h{ E"*E:.“"uâ€"ew; & mb‘:‘d St. John‘s m Church. After iliness six months, Aifred Edmand Le Grems, tm 4 Gardens entered for ‘Weston Horticultural Society annual comâ€" J. A. ‘Foster, 450; J. Mattison, 485; F. W. Moffat, 425; John Mr. and Mrs. John Le 'cm‘%,"" , Main Street. nassed away on Wadnes. wm.u.- 880. Hmâ€"“"fi sent in m‘“' civilization and freedom to ge areas in the world. Rev. Currie Creeiman, Vanâ€" couver, will conduct the services on Sunday, August 14th, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Joint services with the Bapâ€" tists for August. Weston Presbyterian Church Arroctive Round Trip Fores In last week‘s casuaity list the BRITISH MOVIE FILMS vâ€" & Day Recarsisn Interim Moderator 20. Yearse it at 18.18 is _ MUSICAL DIRECTORY A doctor in Montreal, 32 years of age, sent a bill of $2,225 to the H‘nnts of a child he had treated. e child had died. It was explainâ€" ed in court that the doctor was a specialist, although he had been practising for onlg two years. For two of the days the doctor worked on the case it was revealed he had billed for $705. The decision of court was that the bill must be reduced to $1,000. Court Ruled Specialist Must Reâ€" duce Charge For Services And that of course apart from being the history of a case in Montreal leads to the plain quesâ€" tion of how a doctor charging wuch fees thinks the general public is going to be able to purchase is lProfessional Director)_r; | BUSINESS DIRECTORY your next program _ Mustrated circular FREE Address 628B CRAWFORD sT TORONTO W. Avere!! $. Robinson B.A. Barrister and Solicitor, ete. SBuccessor to the Late Laurence 8. Lyon 36 TORONTO ST., TORONToO 6 PARKVIEW RD., WESTON WAverley 4340 WESTON ZONE 4339 Noursâ€"1 to 5 Phone JU Nervous and Chronic Dissasse 12 Guestville Ave. WÂ¥ Dus Office Hours: Dally; siss Tuesday The versatile entertainer for Including Universal and Spring Spray PHONES O "Junct. 6402" "Weston 544M" F.W. MERTENS INSURANCE AND REAL E8TATE BROKEER 16 Main 8t. N. (Farr Block) Personal atten management Pm,"flm Rentals. t Fire, Auto, Casualty Insurance Office 198 F. A.SilvermanK.C. 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When a professional man goes in for specialization and then makes his charges high he makes it impossible for the public to do business with him. He deals only with those who are wealthy and who can afford to pay. He is not devoting his life to the welfare of humanity. â€" Peterborough Examâ€" iner. England‘s "Keep Fit" movement is being attacked as unâ€"English. vHEURSDAY, AVOUUT , mm1: | ; Comforters recovered $4.75 up. Chesterfield Suites rewebbed â€"$7.00â€" Mattreases recovered. Estimates free. "Orders taken for Venetian Blinds" 6. Howard GrayK.C. Weston Upholstery C. Lorne Fraser M.A. BARRXSIKR.m SOLICITOR, Bank of Novsa Scotia , _ Chambers, WESTON 82 Main N. (( Res.o l‘hl"l -l'l..qhun 18 Toronto Street, Toronto . 2 PCHCE. Weston 152W Junct. 0769 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR BARRISTER, etc. Room 215, 159 Bay St. Telephone Wav. 7696â€"7 J. Edgar Parsons Piano Susuts cs Evenings and Sat. Afternoon TR C . W. Gardhouse G. MacKay Zone 4â€"387 (Opp. Maw Post Office) .00 0â€"16â€"52 ¢ 0