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k TORONTO. Fix. Union ,, .... fll‘k’lulo .‘ Davenport . owusview. __ ...... thiruhill .. 9.19 - nicmiiixn HILL firm; 2.17 Elvis: ................ 7 A v i - - A‘lriira ..... 2.46 Sewinai‘ket .. 1‘50 GOI\( Accom. Mull. .‘lcwnmrket 11.13 iii-’8 H.152 lis'z'l 11.42 11.50 7.05 _. 1.111 Downsview 1-;- Dsivcnport 71.15 4-3} Pai'kilulu ........ 12910 7'“ GROV'I'D r Union {LCD 12.30 7a5 PRUCTOR’S STAGE LINE. Connects with rill trains, leaving the Pclrner House Riclimim l Ilill. us follows: Nui' & Expremlnrth .‘l- Smith .......... son u DI- lACCinIlNWlnl’iOL, with and south. ‘. .ll.0ll a 111 Express North . F C 00 _ m, McilSouth .. . l ' F POST orifics NOTICE Until further notice Hails will be closed (it the Richmond Hill Post Office as follows:â€" MOBNING‘â€"Gniug Noi'ili.smilh East and West, including Thornliill, - anle, Toronto, Murkhmnfic. EV‘ENmGzâ€"Gning south East and West (us ulmvol 5.30 N. B.--Re:Â¥istornd Letters must be handed in at least Fifteen Minutes earlier than the above mentioned hours for closing. M. TEEFY, Postmaster. SUMMER Tillie TABLE Metropolitan Si . Railway 7.45 Going South Going North 0 Glen Grove York Mills. 3 York Mills. 4 - 0 Ar 710 r, . am 6 40 Leave 6 ~10 7 40 ...... . . 740... 8 Glen Grove H o EQO c' on c. C mm ~1 ' wwmq w-u-i pic: ...10 H O a an pin 1.: 1230.... .. 100 1:20. 140 2 on 2‘20 240... 310... 530 350.... 410.... 440 .. 5 no 5%.... 550 ' .. 610.... 630.... .. 700.... 720. 740. 800. .. 83:). 850. 910. 930 950. 1010.... 10:50.. 1055...lloo . . . . . ll 20 .. .. ....1120 ..1140 {Last car going inrth on Saturday night leaivos C. P. 1!. Crossing at 11.50 o’clock. ill 2 é RICHMOND HILL, Thurs 305... ...6 05 ...6 55 . olo iolo...1030 .loBo...1C ho 10 55 , VJ lily <25; LOCALIJS. Mr. T. Herbert Lcunoz will be at Kelly’s Hotel every Wednesday. Our WHEELS; Soap, 15 barsAfoi' 250. The Fire l'iool. Quarterly Services will be held in the Methodist chuicli,l'ictoria Square, Sunday, August 55h, commencing at10.30 am. Good Lard, 10c per 1b.; best Cheese, 12%0 per 1b., at the Concrete. We must thank our friend, Mr. W Hutch- inson, for a basket of fine potatoes, a few days ago, the nicest we have seen this season. French Prunes and Dates, 5c per 'lb at tho Fire Proof. The High School Board of Markham, is asking the village council to provide 3700 for the maintenance of the school for the current year. Read our price lists and see which way the wind blows. Atkinson dz Switzer. The lacrosse team of this village purpose going to Aurorii on Saturday to play a friend- ly game wiih the team of that town. Elaiineletics are exceptionally good value this season. 5. 6, 8,10, 13 and 15c per yd., at the Fire Proof. Mr. James Wright, the fashionable car- riage trimmer in Trench’s carriage works, went to Bradford this week to finish a neat job for Mr. Lawrence, carriage builder of that village. The West York License Commissioners met on Tuesday, and granted licenses for lhe balance of the statutory year to the following persons, viz: Archibald Sligh and lieoigc McFarland, oi Toronto Junciion, and John 'I‘lmelei', Wood bridge. Seasonable Goods at Reasounlle Prices. Read our big ad in this paper. Atkinson dc Switzer. Members of the \Vcrkmeu Orilcr are no longer notified of assessments. Instead each member is assessed $1 11. month .‘or eig'ht months of the year, and $2 ll. month for" the 0th): (out LUJlltllB. For July the assessmeni is 552. and must b: paid on or be- ings the 26;): men, will. i tionist.“ Red Silllflol), Tiger brand, said to be equul t) Horse Shoe, 100 per can, at the Fire Proof. The Dominion Off hand Rifle Association shot their monthly shoot over ihcir respec- tive club ranges on the fitli and 7th inst., at 100 and mm yurds. King (‘ity leads this time. The sir-ores weie: King City 442, Midland 435, Bradford, second team, 405; Bradford, first team, 402; Parry Sound 39%, Scarborn' 388, Ulnrksburg 374, Victoria. Square 336, Parry Sound 3222. All you linvo got to have is the wantâ€"mid We can supply it. Atkinson d: Swiiz:i'. New Machine. Mr. N. Sliiiey is bound to be at the front in the llll'l'elllllfl business. A fl‘W days ago he purchased n new niachiiieâ€" The Standard â€"from the Dick liiviizui'iicniring Company, of Bolton, uiid it is said to he a diiisy. The pro- prictor expects to start threshing iii a few days. The balance of L-iilies‘ Sim» Huts at 25c each. See ’cm and you'll buy ’eni. Atkin- son 6.’ Switzcr. A Miiyor Fined. A few days ago Mayor Bond, of Toronto Junction, was fined S1 and costs for slapping a boy, who, it is snid. hiid splashed wiiier nn the town‘s cliicf ollicer. Had the Mayor summoned the young oilendcr before a mug isti‘iitc the former would have been lnugiii-d at. For boxing his care he won fined. Ii would seem that the only way to be safe is to allow the buys in do us they like, in other words to “run the town." While there's life there‘s Soup. 15 bars Electric Soup of the Concrete this Week for 25c. Aikiuson & Switzer. Tlie I Metropolitan R, R. The Empire, of Monday said that tlm To- ronto Railway Compith had signed an ug- reemeut to purchase the Metropolitan Eluc- tric Railway Company‘s property mid chur- ter. The next day, however, the report was contradicted, although it is said the Toronto Company are negotiating for this vuluuble suliurbiii line which is now in operation to the top of York Mills hill. If the purchase is made it is to be hoped the line will be ex- tended to Richmond Hill as speedily as possible. A splendid assortment of Crockery rind Glassware, close cut prices,“ the Fire Proof. For Barrie. Arrangements are about completed for 3 Civic Holiday in Richmond Hill on Monday, the 6th of August, when it is expected that many of the citizens and surrounding resi- dents will accompany the Firemen on ini ex- cursion to Beriie, where a Grand Demon- stration and Fireniens’ tournament has been arranged for. Full particulars by posters in a day or two. The round trip from the vill- age will be $1.00; children, half price. 22 lbs Granulated Sugar and 301bs Yellow Sugar for 31, at the Coucrele House, just in the nick of time for the fruit season. At- kinson d: Switzcr. Serenaded. The Richmond Hill Band drove to Thorn- hill on Friday evening, and serenaded Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson who were married a couple of weeks ago. The musicians were cordially received, and were treated to an excellent supper. After some good music and a pleasant entertainment the Band re- turned liome,aftar congratulating the newly- married couple, and wishing them long years of happiness and prosperity. Before leaving, Mr. Thompson insisted on the treasurer inking a generous gift for the funds of the Band. The bottom out of the Print. Market; light Prints at the Fire Proofi at 3, 5, {3, 8 and 100 per yd. We notice by the Evening News, of Tona- wanda, N. Y., that Canadian talent is at a premium in that town. At an entertain- ment in connection with the Methodist church of that place, Miss Sadie Pearce, who is making a Visit. with Rev. and Mrs. W. A. V. E. Pattysou, delighted the large audience with several recitations. The News refers to her in the following words: "Miss Sadie Pearce, of Markham, fairly delighted the audience. She is a genuine versatile entcr- toiner, and all her selections gives strong proof of what the press in Cunada says of her as being a firstvclass all around elocu- Mr. and Mrs. Pattyson, were also complimented on a. couple of duet: which they sang at the same entertainment. Forest City and Spa Baking Powder, regu- lar price 50c, at 20c per ll) tin. Atkinson dz Swiizer. Garden Party at Unionville. “Merton Lodge,” the residence of Mr. Joe Eckardt, was the scene of a very successful garden party on Thursday evening last, un- der the auspices of the Lutheran church. The spacious lawn, which is surrounded by cedar hedges and shady trees, was well seated and well lighted and looked very pretty indeed. The surroundings of this lovely spot are so conducive to comfort, happiness and enjoyment that it is little wonder the ladies are always anxious to select it for their annual social. The tea was for above the standard, the edibles of all kinds going to show that the ladies thoroughly understood the culinary depart- ment. Early in the evening on exhibition of rope walking was given across the lawn and later an exceptionally good programme wus rendered by the Richmond Hill orches- tra under the leadership of Mr. Herman Brown, of Victoria Square; Miss Nellie Crosby. Miss Eukin and others. The chair was ably filled by Mr. Douglas, alaw student ' in Toronto. but formerly of Unionville. The pastor of the congregation, llcv Mi". Bruch, gave an excellent address which was short, and most appropriate for a church gather- ing. Mr. Will D. Atkinson gave a. vocal solo, with Miss Edith Switzcr us accom- punist, and being loudly encorcd, responded with another fine selection. The orchcstra gave excellent satisfaction, and were highly complimented on their good music. Thcir instruments were 4 horns and cm‘neis, 2 violins, ii piccolo, and Miss H. H. Wiley played the accompaniments on the organ. The proceeds of the evening amounted to about $100. Tens, Sugars, Butter, Eggs and Lard, all f the Tory best quality at the rery lowest 0 p ices. zit the Fire Proof. , l The Corner Stone of St. Mary’s. In the cavity of the corner stone of St. Mary‘s clinrch at Richmond Hill, recently laid by Archbishop \Valsh, was deposited on iron box containing the following records of the present time :â€"â€"- A copy of THE LIBERAL. “ The Catholic Banister, “ The Catholic ltccorii, of London. “ The Globe. ” The Empire. “ The Mnil. Voters’ List of Richmond for 199‘}. List of Magistrates for the County of York, and a copy of the list of subscribers to St. Mary's old friinie church, dated 1853, with CLEARING SPECIALS; AT THEâ€"â€" CONCRETEiHOUSE, 'I‘IlI 24f: VVIC 13 IE Seasonable Goods at your own prices. DRESS GOODS, «c. other records, Fancy Dress Goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c. per yd., Regular, 9c. to 15 ' . V " “ “ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t5 “ “ 12!} " 15 On the front face of the Stone 15 oucrqiml Anwoo, ,, ,, _ _ I I I _ . I h _ . _ . _ 10 .i u 15 u 20 a cross and u liilin inscriptionmf which the ,, G P, .j 121 ,, u 12 filllownig is a lranslulioi) :~â€"” The Most D b, felting“ ,, , "‘1'" ' ' ' ' u 1;“) .i i. 23 Row-rend John Walsh, Archbishop of Toron- Du 6,, 0 ref, “ea 8 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,, u 37 to, hlosscd and llllll this Corner Stone of the .i i. u u 4% i l\[ilxt, Blessed Virgin, on the l7tll of JUMP. u [I . ‘ . ' ' I I h u u r w H . . . . . . . . ._ 153' '___ Your choice of Light and Dark Prices have. been cornered and your dollars Ground All'wool Delmuea'“ ‘ "25 u u 30 u 50 ’ am getting the benefit of it just now, at tho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Concrete House. Read our ml- : Remnants of Henrietta: 24 Dress Goods at Half Price. 2 EERSO 'ALS: Mrs. H. 0. Miller, of Knoxville, Tennes- Ben, was a guest of the Misses Trench this week. Miss Muy Abbott, of Toronto. was the guest of Mrs. J. H, Sanderson for a few Remnants of Prints., Light and Dark Grounds, there‘s a big stack of them. DIILLINERY at: MILLINERY HGODS. We have thrown on our tables the balance of our Summer Flowers ‘ for your choice at 100 each, worth from 15c to $1 each. Ladies' Straw Hats and Bonnets, your choice for 25c each, regular, . dn,3_ 400 to $1.15. ‘ . , . Millinei‘y Ribbon, your choice for 15c yd, worth from 20c to 65 a yd. » , Ml“ H5"? Fall'Chlldi 9f TQTOM‘)‘ 1“ “Pend' Ladies Jerseys . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c each, regular price, $1 35 to $2 50 ‘ mg a few days with his friend, Mr. Harry Ladies Vests _ _ I _ . _ . . I ' . _ . . 5 do do 8 : sanders‘m- Boy's Straw H-ils . . . . . . . . 10 do do 15 to 35 ' Mr. W. Dans, L.D.S., Chicago spent n Mam" do "-25 ‘1“ do 40 to 75 ‘ Parasols. your choice $1.75. regular price, $2.10, $2.50, $2.75 and $3 - Fans, 10 each. Japanese and Palm Loaf. Dress Trimmings, 10/: a yd. regular, Lie to 25c. Odd Lines and 51298 Corsets, 250 each. DIENM‘ GOODS. couple of days this wcek with his cousin, Mrs. P. G. Savage. Miss Annie McLaughlin, of Woodstock, is making a visit with her cousins, the Misses McConaghy, of this village. 9 , . O ‘ Mrs. A.L. Skeele. accompanied by her son 1132:: £232; 32:2: ' ' Z . ' ' ' ' l ' I . ' ' . ' ' ' ‘ ' r9331” Mr' James. E' Skgele' B’A” 10“ ,t'bi“ mom‘ Men's Four-in-lmnd Ties . .......... “ 25 mg on 5 mp ‘0 ngam Fan” and Baffin“ Men's Derby Ties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 for 25 “ 25 Mr, A MmLeau Spent a day (,1- mo in Men‘s Suspenders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 “ 10 ' the village this week aftera trip on big wheel Men’s Fancy Flaunclette Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... ..25 to Owen Sound, Collingwood, Mculord and Men's Regalia Shirts. 508 IGEUIM 75C and 31- 0th“ northern towns_ .1... - . : n on ay,. . u 3; on y, your 0 01cc 0 an o the . : Rev- H Atwood Pem‘falv _B‘A" or, 8011‘“ : sailings in our north Window for $310.00, and the $14.00 2 Bend, Ind., and Mrs. lenival, arrived on : kind for 312.00. Fit guaranteed. : Wednesday, and Will spend a week or ten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . .. . days at The Manse. The Misses Emma and Jenny Gordon, of Straiford, and Mrs. Milne and two children, of Toronto, were guests of Mrs. W. Cooper from Saturday evening until Wednesday. GLASSWARE (E CROCKER‘A’. Your choice of over 300 pieces of Glassware for 100. Bedroom Sets at $1.35. $1.75 and “32.00 each. GROCEBIES. (1:0. ........ . . . . . . . - . - . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . ...n...- ReV~ 3- Atwood Pem‘m'i B-A-i 0’ South ; 22 ms GRANUMTED SUGAR for $1.00. : Bend, Indiana, Will preach 11! the IPl‘eSDy- : 30 lbs SUGAR for : termn church on Sabbath next, morning and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . evening, and at Thombi” in "‘9 “hemoou' 15 Bars Good Eiectric Soap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Rev, Mr, Fuicher, of Chicago, who had 3 Cans Good Pod .Sulmon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 been visiting ,eimivea in which,“ Spent 3 “Much Harvct Mitts... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . oz. . . . . . . . . 1.5 few days with his sister-indew, Mrs. (Dr.) Lungstnfl, and returned home on Tuesday. We want your trade and we make prices to interestlyouu. Come quickly, or you’ll miss what you want most. ATKINSON & SWITZER. LOOKâ€"Si FITS ‘ WELL WELLl Mr. Ernest Coombs, Who has been two years in Georgetown High School, has been appointed Classical Master of the Clinton Collegiate Institute, duties to commence August 27th. Mr. 0. Savage spent a couple of days in the village this week and returned on the noon train yesterday with his wife and son, who have been visiting relatives here for the past few weeks. Mrs. W. Mason and Miss Annie Mason went to Grimsby Park yesterday to spend the WE‘ARs; WELL holiday season at their cottage in that Ladies’ Polish Calf Oxford ................... . 75CtS worth $12 00 * place. Mr. 0. Mason accompanied them , O f 8... u ' u . but will return in aday or two, when Mrs. La les 1 X or " 3 I 00 ' C. Mason willjoin the cottagers. Ladies’ Russian Tan , , ,,,,,, “ " I 00 ' Misses Edith and Ethel Swnz r started Ladies’ Button Boot .................... I 25 “ “ I . for Grimsby Park yesterday morning to join their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. At- kinson, who have been in their cottage for the past month. Mrs. Switzer and two youngest daughters will leave {or the same pluce in a few days. H Ladies’ LADIES SLIPPERS, 158. 0“ T‘SSSA‘RS Kangoro Bal or Laced ............ I 35 “ 00 i 256. The balance qfour Spring Flowers at 100 Men’s Leather Lined, grain bal ....... . ........ $I 25 worth $1 75 . each, regular price from 15c to $1. , C 1 I H 00 . Atkinson 3, Switzeh en S me a .1. .................................... 50 2 â€"‘“_ Ii": “*‘Sw‘ 4”“ Men’s Kanoora Bal or Conarcssu ............. 2 00 “ 3 00 i BIIE'I'HS. Vl- , R T 0 ,f0 d D I 2â€" u I O LAWRENCEâ€"ID'Toi‘Ontc,nr‘1Moxnmy' the 93,“, of 1 en S US$13. all "X r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 u 5 gflyaggegggggm-h-LLawrence:bm'flsm- Men's Grangers, soud leather .................. .. I 25 I 75 . MARRIAGES Emmaâ€"WicLiAMSâ€"At the Parsonage, Maple, 011 the 18th of July, by Rev, A. Bmlforil, Alfred Smith, to Alberta, Elias, daughter of Jncob :_“;_g__, f Dominion Shoe Store, ., Corner of King and George Streets ('ust East of 01 do Hotel.) jl L & BI; T‘. DO‘i‘VSVVéLL OFFIGE : Yflfliflâ€"SqullllUlill. Drafts issued on the BANK - OF - TORONTO payable at par on all the leadng points. BOYS’ STRONG sensor. BOOTS, 75c. the Concrete House. A general Banking Business is trans- acted. Notes Discounted. Special attention paid to the collection of Notes and Accounts. Money advanced on Notes (.ud Mort- gages for any length of time to suit the Light Prints, Muslims and Sateens.. Nun’s Veilings and Fancy Dress borrower. Sale Notes cashed or taken for collcc- S- tion. . qu€§§tigrnis furnished free of charge on V J.L.EOSS. - - Manager. ATETSKEELE, tVathi-Nlalher dz Icwcllcr. Gloves... Black Laces, Cream Laces and. White Laces... Ladies’ Vests and Hosiery. Mawâ€".â€" ISAAC.CROSBYL Also dealer in Groceries and other Staple Articles. Prices right. Patronage Solicited. 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