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| WESTON MUSIC @» RADIO 34 B4 Observer Herbert Brfl-u, 27, who was navigator in the bomber pilotâ€" 7.95 «0 14.75 They fit perfectly. Beautiâ€" ful corduroy. Jacket, butâ€" ton up to the neck style. Smart flare skirt. Shades are Green, Red, Brown, Powder or Navy. 34 MAIN N. ZONE 4â€"300 TWOâ€"PIECE CORDUROY SUITS OTHER STYLES FROM are the Talk of the Town Robert‘s ODD DRESSERS Sizes 12 to 20 Smart Shoppe Dressmaker Style $39.00 PRICED FROM EASY TERMS ON GOVERNMENT APPROVED PLAN grain to Ontario and assistance for farmers to obtain seed irain were among matters on which the Onâ€" Increase in the price paid to hog producers supplying stock for the Canada-Unite«f Kingdom bacon contract, continuance of current subsidies on shipments of feed William Kenneth Stockdale, Toâ€" ronto, formerly of Sudbury, was admitted to St. Joseph‘s hospital Monday suffering lacerations of the head and a possible skull fracâ€" ture after a truck he was driving went out of control on Scarlett road, rolled over three times and crushed him. He /was given first aid by Dr. Willia eyes. Forest Hill Council adopted a threeâ€"year postwar reconstruction plan tendered by works commisâ€" sioner Nicol MacNicol last Friday night, calling for an expenditure exceeding $1.8 million. Copies were ordered sent to York County Counâ€" cil, the Provincial Government and City Planning Board. _ %U.S. tourist traffic to Canada ig‘rapidly approaching the allâ€"time ow figures of the worst depresâ€" sion years," T. H. R. Mch?a]ly, manager of the Toronto convention and tourist association told memâ€" bers last week. Toronto and Onâ€" tario have suffered least. If you are a landlord renting acâ€" commodation by verbal or written agreement for one month or longâ€" er, you must submit to {our near~ est rentals office a completed R. C. 40 form._.Â¥ou must give a cayÂ¥,to %"our tenant, emphasizes the W.P.T. . renta)) administration. Last week‘s announcement carâ€" ried in this paper of a 42â€"pound pumpkin. Reeves and Anderson, market gardeners of Lawrence avenue, reported a 48â€"pound pumpâ€"~ :;}:;n. Have you one bigger than is ? * 0 % ) % Chinese from all parts of Canâ€" ada met in Toronto this week for the eleventh Dominionâ€"wide conâ€" vention of the Chee Kung Tong of Chinese Fréemasons. Simcoe, the boy‘s father, fought in t.Abo last war with the Imperial rmy, of Town and District "EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME" J. PETRIE, Proprietor MATTRESSES $5_95 AND UP WA Yâ€"SAGLESS BUILT FELT MATT WAYâ€"SAGLESS BUILT CHESTERFIELD BEDS WITH WARDROBE s6Q.00 TWO ONLY Renewed appeal to the Dominion Government }:aer financial aid in paving the Malton road was made by the Toronto and York Roads Commission at a meeting Monday. The commission‘s first plea for $25,000 to aid the paving plan was previously refused. Under a plan put forward at an earlier meeting, _ The C.C.M. Employees‘ Mutual Benefit Society held its 25th anniâ€" versary at the Royal York last Saturday evening. G. S. Braden, &resident of the Canada Cycle and otor Co. Ltd., reviewed the hisâ€" tory of the society and said that of its 25 presidents, 18 are still in the company‘s employ. P. Knight, who has been secretaryâ€"treasurer for the past 25 years, was presentâ€" ed with a chime clock on behalf of the company by L. B. Jennett. Suitable souvenirs were distributed during the evening. _ Late Saturday afternoon a safe, stolen on Sept. 28, was found on the Fairgrounds by two local boys. Police report that, a number of Gas Ration Books were also stolen at the same time. One of the books was found in the safe. The books would not be of any value as each carried the stamp of the F&K Transport, Toronto, owners of the safe. It is believed that a sledge hammer had been used to open the safe, as both hinges were smashed. __ Several years ago the local Pubâ€" lic Utilities Commission embarked on a payâ€"asâ€"youâ€"go policy. The erection of a new pipe line was among the first pieces of construcâ€" tion under this plan. This week announcement was made that the new aeration plant had been Y]nced in operation at the deep wells on Wilson avenue. This &hnt will reâ€" lease at the wells the gases of which we have heard so much. L # L ‘ In a letter to his wife, Sergt.â€" Major John R. Shaw, Weston, said, "Invasion of Sicily came just in time to save the fruits. sevenâ€" tenths of the crolu are usually reâ€" moved by the Italians, and the Sicilian people receive nothing for them," he said. Sergt.â€"Major Shaw was recently wounded in a Sicilian campaign. _ _ â€" ‘ D;m-_filu'{:':u still a bit unâ€" settled as to pl Â¥er possibility, but later on,a list will be available. tario Agricultural Commission deâ€" cided to seek action. . * QUARTER THREEâ€" SINGLE FULL SIZES AND 74 \g‘ es FLOOR COVERINGS Extra Special! 7â€"DRAWER ROUNDED TOP LARGE MIRROR BENCH TO MATCH VANITY $42.00 ~PRICED FROM ‘ A proposition whereby it was claimed the ‘air in the Morland avenue area of York Township would be "filled with sweet perâ€" fume" was rejected by Township Council Monday. ‘The proposal was put by representatives from a soap manufacturing firm, who asked permission to take over an unused plant on Morland avenue, which is in a residential area. When counâ€" cillors objected that the soap plant would create unpleasant odors, they were told that most of the work was done with linseed oil, which has "rather a pleasant smell", “Besiges, the liquid soaps which we a making for war plants have perfume in them," deâ€" clared the soap company represenâ€" tative. Council turned down the person who pays for an advertiseâ€" ment of this kind desires secrecy. It is only in fairness to them that we must maintain this secrecy. Simply address your reply to the b?;(. advertised and forward to this office. 59c uP "Education for a postâ€"war world" is the 1944 convention theme of the Ontario® Educational Association. This was determined and announced by President M. A. Campbell at the autumn meeting held last Saturday. Conferences are to be held in London, Toronto, North Bay and Brockville. A gen- eral meeting is to be held at Conâ€" vocation Hall on April 13, during the easter week convention. | with the purpose of demonstrating the very newest methods of home nursing. C in charge of the Emargency Reâ€" serve Cg.C.C.,%l attending a reâ€" fresher course this week at the School of Nminfiu of ‘Toronto. This course, for which 100 local officers from various parts of Onâ€" ollicers from various parts of Unâ€" tario have registered, l:‘ being held Malton Victory Aircraft plant, and was used extensively by workers, it was part of the naâ€" tion‘s war effort and a Dominion responsibility, _ _ _ Victoria Order of N u r s e s â€" When /you want the nurse, phone Many Mrs. C.°F. Kvans, local officer ZONE 4â€"400 in the Morland York Township with sweet perâ€" TTMES AND GUIDE ing only single wheels and tires in the Weston area, stated Chief E. J. ‘Holley. One wheel and tire was stolen from a machine parked at the Masseyâ€"Harris plant while anâ€" other wheel and tire was taken from a car parked .at the Moffat Company plant. Both thefts took place between 4 p.m. and 12 midâ€" night, the chief said, while the car owners were at work. In both cases jacks were left u.nder .the axles, * Ontario appellate court deliVered! judgment at Osgoode Hall last week, dismissed with costs an apâ€" peal of the township of Etobicoke against a judgment of Judge Egerâ€" ton Lovering, York county, awardâ€" ing Vanetta May Lennte $1,154.25 VICTORY BON onps 1 also remain at an even level with 609 last month as compared with 615 for the same month last year. ed a 25 per cent. reduction in marâ€" riua‘u éor September as compared wi e same period last year, The tide of wntll:nea marriages has started to ebb. The figures show only 863 marriages last month as compared with 1,209 for Septemâ€" ber, 1942. Births maintain a lteatzg level with 1,224 as compared wi 1,230 for September; 1942. Deaths Aceordln, to statistics released by. the city‘s clerk‘s office, it showâ€" mullnfl while others couldn‘t. M. M. inson is a member of the commission who resides at Burâ€" lington, Ontario. j a7%. I2Fr,. Robinson criticized gasoâ€" line nllcvluo&lor farmers declarâ€" ing direction should be under local committees â€" instead. of "bureauâ€" crats", Heâ€"also charged some maâ€" chinery agents were able to get machinery while others couldn‘t. A DAY WILL COME.. Auto thieves have taken to stealâ€" interest until that time. A Victory Bond is the safest investment in Canada backed by the entire resources of the Dominion. ~Canada has been issuing buudsfornymndhuneverfdhd to pay every : of principal and interest when due. A Victory Bond is an asset readily marketable at any time. A VICTORY BOND is the promise of the Dominion of Canada to repay in cash the face value of the Bond on the date of maturity with halfâ€"yearly WHAT Is A VICTORY BOND? __ For the second time, trustees of S.8. No. 16 n;plied to North York Council for $32,000 to build a new threeâ€"room school, the first request having been turned down by the Ontario Munic‘iipal Board _ after council had endorsed it. Council once more accepted the -flaliclfion and sent it on to the unicipal Board. Gross taxes collected to Segtember 30 were reported at $603,409, as against $565,037 last year. Arrears collecgad for the same period were ;135.109, as comâ€" pared with $141,994 last year. against L. R. Shillabeer and A. J. ?rfiu. The claim charges libel in "a circular published and circulatâ€" ed by the defendants in the months of j’uly, August and September, 1943, purportmf to be a summary of the report of the minority ref- resentative of the York Township Board of Education appointed to inquire into the dismissal of the plaintiff_ as g:incip-l of Runnyâ€" metie Collegiate Institute." M"x“o'f"nc yn'ugim(;ill ies rinci unn e e ?ollow\'“:z the controversy over his administration of the school, on Monday filed a $50,000 libel ‘writ People had to use a lot of their ut we may export io hate a prod we ma ve a mild -tneci now. ‘The Indians sa: mml!olyhhwnhhhfi and mild winter, and the Indians are seldom wrong," he said. plies". Mr. Corsan is s keen natâ€" ure observer and owns a unhi‘u. 25â€"acre nut farm at Islington, "My opinion i-.“q;t the w_intothTm‘ to be an one on the coal bins. People had to use a lot of their ren for homeâ€"owners mnbwt l:nt‘ coal lllt plies". Mr. Corsan is s keen na all of us. To speed that day is in our power. We at home ... in factories, in offices, on farms ... work long hours to hurry it along. We go without, and lend our savings to provide what he needs to win quickly. This is the least that anyone can do. And when that day comesâ€"you‘ll want to welcome himâ€"and to help him make his hopes come true. To speed Victory, plan to buy as many Victory Bonds as you can. B. WELDRICK, â€"._ President, Thornhill. Adultsâ€"35¢ OCTOBER 9 and 11 Last Day Thanksgiving Day WOODBRIDGE , FAIR | AURORA BOYS‘ BAND IN ATTENDANCE BIG HORSE SHOW ON THE LAST DAY ALSO THREE HARNESS RACES Armed Forces In Uniformâ€"FREE LARGE PRIZE LIST â€" ADMISSION â€" Autosâ€"35¢ 96 Years of Progress National War Pinance Committea N..GEO. WALLACE, Childrenâ€"5¢ Secretary, Tel. 94.