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{[| wanTt aAps LADIES coat, Br mwfiim Navy blue .. Bize 38. Chamois lined. In excellent condition. Reaâ€" __as new, in first elass condition. Will heat 3 or 4 rooms; reasonable. 68 Denison Rd. W.,,Weston. 0â€"25â€"1w STUDIO couch, brown, Simmons * :&m s; child‘s table and two cha unf-t).« and several u:fil. Apâ€" &ly 60 Lawrence Ave., Humber eights. 025â€"1w ,FURNISHED. room, near _ car line, __off Main St. Apply 61 Lawrence sonable, Phone 308â€"W. _ 0â€"25â€"1w Phon@: NEW~MODEL Range for sale, in Apply 47 Lawrence Ave, West.. . aya n 0â€"25â€"1w HOUND cook stove. 74 Main St. 8. 0â€"25â€"1w $65.00â€"â€"‘20 Durant coach, good ” | _ HELP W ADER@Dâ€"â€"MALLE HlGH"nch'qoi:g;dét or man to )iut ! ? ashes ~out Mon nights. Teleâ€" ghone. Zone. 4â€"537%. 0â€"25â€"1w ARRANGE your Corn or Weiner ‘*‘Roast now, in ideal surrouyl!â€" Angs. .Diamond F. Ranch. JU. V.uEi_ M h x~24â€"tf _ running condition, extras,.miotor, rad and rear end.‘ Qgrinl No. 7819. F. . Wipperman, Second Ave., Thistletown. 0â€"25â€"1w ROOM with or without board. Apâ€" *‘~ply 207 King St. _ 0â€"25â€"1w A BEAUTIFUL: circulating heater, FOR sale: 287 Church St.,. Weston, +6 reomed brick" dwelling. with bathrooni and" furnace, hardwood up and _down, vacant lot adjoining, gopd garden, steel garage. For further particulars apply Allan Baxter; Brin, Ont., Mrs, Farquhar Baxter,.2175 Danforth Ave.. Toâ€" ‘ronto, or to Graham. Graham & Bowyer, 6 Queen St. East, Brampâ€" Preâ€"Season Sale PRICED from $69 and ug, Coney (dyed rabbit), Viscacha, seal (dyed rabbit), beaver mouton, (processed lamb), Persian lamb, muM rat, Hudson seal, (dyed muskâ€" rat). Your old. fur garment exâ€" pertly restyled to the new 1945 “fiART-T!MEv};lgrwnand, waitress . } Apply Bonita Tea Rooms. _ _ Times and ‘Guide. RLASTERER. _Small repair jbb } out of town. Will provied transâ€" ‘mortation, _ Weston 236â€"Wâ€"4. $4,800â€"Immediate possession, 5â€" 'Riopmed, solid. brick bungalow. Preâ€"war construction. 4 vears old. Selidâ€"pak floors, Tiled .bathroom and kttchen;, with plenk{‘of eupâ€" boards. . Private drive. ndscapnâ€" ed 10b,‘83 x 130. Apply 384 Church StÂ¥eat© Weston. oâ€"25â€"1w ‘ton, Ontario. Ave" w. ROOM and board for rent for girl or-~§:iddle_-ngod lady, in : good home. . 1 Dufferin St. W. (over Wool Shop). _ _ _ _ 6â€"25â€"1w 3 OR 4 UNFURNISHED rooms or a:" ROOMS TO LET TWO unfurnished rooms for light _ .. hpusekegping. Apply evenings. 116 Kinl;?g_t., Weston. 0â€"25â€"1w ROOM AND BOARD FOR RENT _ small. house by couple. No chilâ€" drén, in or near Weston. Box 2416 PRIVATEâ€"personâ€"isâ€"anxious â€"to purchase good used car, cash. Phone Oxford 2050 Reverse the charges.â€"â€" â€" xâ€"22â€"tf T}m.‘\mfmhhed rooms, adult %'quply Box 2516, Times and Guide. oâ€"25â€"1w | MELP WANTED, FEMALE 1 ___ _ GARDENING ET .your Vfim{? ~Garden plowed now. Phone JU. 0105.~ xâ€"24â€"tf shion. Price, $14. * Princess Fashion Furs . S6tk s AD. 8884 s 260 Main North=â€"»Weston . ‘Authorized Service for CHRYSLERâ€"PLYMOUTH CARS ... FA wWESTON 1061 Tom Clough Motors ARTICLES FOR SALE WANTED To RENT HOUSES FORK SALE FUR COATS OPPORTUNITIES FURRIERS WANTED TIMES & ~"GUIDE «No, GBTI414., goo« Robiy 3 Actine Sto s ‘ald; 1/ Quebec B + © WODK 1w NO WAITING MALE oâ€"25â€"1w 3x~82â€"1 w 6â€"25â€"1w xâ€"25â€"8w 0â€"25â€"1w 0â€"24â€"1w Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Ellis Dunn have ’)un completed their 25th year at 242 Main gtmt South and wish to thank their patrons for their support. oâ€"25â€"1w The family of the late P. Harris wish to thank their many friends and neighbours for their acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and floral tributes during their reâ€" cent sad bereavement. 00 Cards of Thanks Mrs. D. W. Campbell and family acknowledge with intaful appreâ€" ciation the many kindnesses, exâ€" pressions of l{mplthy. and peauâ€" tiful floral tributes received from neighbors and friends during their recent bereavement in the loss of a loving husband and father. & social which was a great success. just as everything is that this club does. One of Canada‘s outstanding violinist was on hand in the perâ€" son of Bill Livings, who rendered some wouderful solos, Com. Bunn was master of ceremonies and done a real job. Any com, that was called upon gave of his best. Noâ€" ‘tice Com. Ayling has got his new teeth now so when he next goes on a fishing trip he won‘t have to eat soap @ll the time. A word must be said of the stewart who keens the boys all satisfied and feeling at home. He has the hall lovely and clean which makes it a vlace you are proud to say you belong to. This club is going places, keep in touch with this paper for the election of officers, which will be held this month. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Woods, Carâ€" tage agents John. Street, wish to thank all their many friends. and customers for their past patronage during their twentyâ€"four years of service in town. They announce that Harold Dickin, 145 John St.. has now tflurchlsed this business. and that the business will be operâ€" ated as usual from this new adâ€" dressâ€"145 John Street. have done a grand job on their new building. We have to hand it to the working party led by Com. Lowery for doing such a good job. They now have things all finished inside. When the heating is inâ€" stalled ‘the rest will be made short work of. The board are endeavourâ€" ing to have the building finished this year, Last Thursdn{ a °rn- eral meeting was held fol‘pw by | WESTMOUNT | ments, In ‘Memoriams . Notices Under These Headings Westmount Army and Navy Vets Veterans Return, Welcomed Home e Minimum For First : Words. 2¢ Each Additional ;;te:tiz:z‘ 4 m~ 3 tuily 1 Lt\ (| â€" TAaMenrSemie Gta lffc â€" § > MWJMM . | 3 anoe arns | (O _ oyWER ASSISTANCE AFTER DISCHARGE xâ€"25â€"1w 'I‘AKINOHCITIA:'; : Vitai Lampada m 1. The Council of These years at school : are 4 in tons of Tatl"Linkants | son t ie nige ons at ons tree ment a nine (9) inch nmlremmoir‘m:mu:u venue, U 0 es \::'fi_{:::" ti: }mht ux&r:ulgd l‘xo:urnul or ‘oy l:fi._lo o, it we and fifty feet (650‘) east of Gibâ€"| are to consume. It is here we are mAv-:uo.usht)owum mouldedâ€"moulded with the best Nmo!thoutwhhad:a?:tflnn%’dh:“fi:'l.m ‘work. ‘h’ virgin land in the hands of 2. The estimated cost of the|farmer. We are turned over by work is $3,950.00, of which ‘1;:@: the plo: care being h&fl to reâ€" is to be paid by the move the strands of sinuous The estimated cost per foot front.| weeds and the damaging atones ment is to be rid in fifteen anâ€" nual installments, and the estimatâ€" ed annual rate per foot frontage is 18 cents. e will ns avail t yravent ats will ‘not a revent construction, but & M&a against the work, or the manner in which it has been undertaken, may be made pursuant to Sccdon 10 of The Local Improvement At:ts to The Ontario Municipal Board, by a mliontY of the owners representâ€" ing at least oneâ€"half of the value of the lots which are to be speâ€" cially assessed therefor. 4. A byâ€"law for undertaking the work will be considered by the Council at a meeting thereof to be held on the 23rd day of October, 1944, or at a regular or special meeting thereof to be held thereâ€" DATED and Published the 12th day of October, 1944. HARRY G. MUSSON, Clerk. ofâ€"the new veterans to Canada as happy as possible, Mr. Allan exâ€" plained. Folte Mbcun i Parents of dilinquents, or those charged with neglect and bad faâ€" mily behavior, are "sentenced" by a juvenile court to eiht lectures on how to rear children. Perfect atâ€" tendance may bring them a susâ€" pended sentence, other things being equal. But the case is not disposed of till school is finished. The housewife who works in the kitchen of the new preâ€"fabricated "unit" houses at Burnt Oak will never have tired feet. Other organizations and citizens‘ committees gltdl{ assisted the Leâ€" gion and the result has.been a com:â€" plete network of Welcome Home ;i%fip;;niti}ii on the station platâ€" orms whenever and wherever a train pulls in. imrovelt uoy,, | Campus Comment || . tE rigkt For Fr is $2.00 Ii .“.owt“ 4 6 $ ”id natalimants / an TOWN OF WESTON ‘CANADA‘S VETERANS The in a series of advertisements to inform the 1e of c-..::.‘ of .)lal- n:'n_-u_-’bghh__-n.'aa -_--‘;':"L Themw Post:Wiar Opportunitres after January 1. in our high school dn(yl is the apirit of adventire, that is symbolic of our Em{inâ€"l thirst for the un« known, the quest of hidden tryths, a courage ‘bnt will not weaken under the first blows upon its deâ€" fences. Without these in our hearts our Empire is doomed to fall beneath the block. Our ideals. our country, our Em&in must domâ€" inate ‘our lives. e have seen only too rl-inly the results of liv» ing in false security. We must see to it that we are left to live in meace. our children and their thilâ€" me, our children and their after themâ€"left to live osper as it was so conceived 5sy should, Wherever your path may lead when you leave school. carry with you the White and the Blue. and all the memories it symbolizes: carry with it the spring days on the campus, the cries of the crowd. and the skies of unblemished blue that signify perfect “ruxb{ weathâ€" er"; carry with it the laughs of the But, whatever, you choose to pick or disregard from the text books. do not fail to include in vour curâ€" riculum, "school spirit." It is easily carried. It will take vyou across over so manv bridges through so many seemingly im« fienitrable barriers. ugby ‘Last l"ridng afternoon the senior team from Brampton played our own Weston seniors on our home field. A ver{‘ ragged game was evident on both sides, but the game resulted in a 5â€"0 victory for Brampâ€" er"; carry with it the laughs of the classroom, the gay music, the little arguments, the friendships, the disâ€" appointments that all go to build up something inside us, a someâ€" thing that will creep out with the years. _ _ . o aces One thing that must be inhaled Council â€" man excitement of election week has and those to serve for ‘the school year have m“‘duu. ‘ mre Don Mcâ€" ( _ president; Shirley Wilâ€" are this year anondl.n: the Uniâ€" versity ol Toronto and both are scholarship winners. Mary won the Florence Cody scholarship for the highest averâ€" n?iunimp-mmd-lnnbom- inion Privincial University scholarâ€" ship for general proficiency, She is now bfl“mf_ her first year of university in Latin and Enylsh. We of the school wish nor every success in her new work. _ Marian also won a Dominion Provincial University scholarshin for general proficiency, She is folâ€" lowing a modern history and lanâ€" m{u course at Toronto, Conâ€" gratulations are in order for both these girls. The teachers and stuâ€" dents of the school are vroud of these two girls who have brought honour to our school. What prompted the joyful deâ€" monstration, we are told by an Exâ€" change Te;;{nph Agency dispatch, was the offiical announcement in was the offiical announcement in Khartoum that the prices of brides in that territory had been reduced to £6 for the first wife and £3 for the second. W A N Tâ€"ED DEAD HORSES and QA’I'I'LE For free pickâ€"up phone us. We pay phone charges GORDON YOUNG LTD. Phone AD. 3636, Toronto Ottaws, that her son, Sgm. Robert Smyth, died of wounds received in Downsview, has been notified m died of wounds received in in Italy, Born inâ€"Fairbank. 22 years ago, he attended public school at Downsview, and worked at De Havilland aircraft before enlisting. He went overseas with the Queen‘s Own in April, 1943. transferring to the 48th Highlandâ€" ers igmd. He has been with the Eighth Army in Italy for the in qunried purpils, Wilken Ave £ ..-.-------------------.------------.-‘ 6 ® Thistletownâ€"St. Andrew‘s Churchâ€"October. 16 and 17==7.30 to Humber Heights School, Lawrence Ave.â€"Oct. 16, 17, 18â€"â€"7.30 to 9 p.m. Dennis Ave., Bala Ave. and Roseland Schoolsâ€"October 17 and 18â€" 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Hardington School, Lawrence Ave.â€"Oct. 16, 17, 18â€"4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Maple Leaf School, Russeli Ave.â€"October 16, 17, 18â€"2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Emery School, October 16 and 17â€"7 p.m. to 9 p.m. § Elia Schoolâ€"October 16 and 17â€"7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ; Evans Garage, Humber Summitâ€"October 16 and 17â€"2 p.m.to 5 p.m. __. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Town Hall Auditoriumâ€"October 14, 16, 17, 18â€"10 a.m. to 6 p.m, Humberview School, Weston Rd.â€"October 16, 17, 18â€"2 p.m. to 5 p.m. _7 p.m. to 9 p.m. PUBLIC LIBRARY BLDG.â€"October 16, 17, 18â€"1 to 5 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. CLERK‘S OFFICE, MAPLEâ€"October 17, 18, 19â€"9 a.m. to 5 p.m, : ACTIVITIES AND NOTES FROM GUR® WITH THE FORCES issued between October 14th and 21st Distributing Centres will not be open on all days. Make sure that you know exactly what days and hours the Distributing Centre you intend to go to will be open. Failure to get your new book during distribution week will cause you inconvenience. Before you go to a Distributing Centre; Write your name and address on the front of the stub of the K coupon sheet in your Ration Book 4. The age of persons under 16 years must also be written in. Fill in your prefix and serial ’numlm on the back of the stub. Do NOT tear the K coupon sheet or stub out of the book. This must be done by an official ot the Distributing Members of the Armed Forces will obtain their Ration Cards from their own ynits. ETOBICOKE TWP. CENTRES . | WESTON RATION CENTRE VAUGHAN TWP. CENTRES ARMED FORCES NORTH YORK CENTRES RATION BO0K 5 Addresses YORK TWP. CENTRE RAtirer Aarkrns LOCAL DISTRIBUTING CENTRES by apply for Ration Books for other neighbours, providing above reâ€" quirements are complied with. APPLYING FOR OTHERS heat proof and only oneâ€"th weight of ordinary cement. Childran under 16 may not opply for their Ration Books or those of othere. ‘ PARENTS MUST APPLY FOR CHILDREN U: