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To-morrow. the 1st of May. being Arbor Day, the public schools here purpose having a special programme. In the foreuoon the tsuehera will plant some shade trees around the playground. briuhmn up the place, and in the afiernuun a programme of songs. reci- Ininna: etc.. wlll bu gig: in one of the .qooma‘ Dr. Wilson. of 191 College St., Toronto, has given all his accounts to Mr. J. W. Elliott, of Richmond Hill. Mr. Elliott has full authority to collect the same, take notes or arrange for time of payment. (a) Kado Tea. green. black and mixed, in one pound lead packets. price 25 cents per lb. for sale at the Fire Proof only. ' Great Run on Kado Tea, only 25 cents per lb. at the Flre Proof, Cheapest lea. quality considered. in the market. Mr. A. H. Pam, superintendent of the epraying deparhnent in conueulion with the Provincial Government. will give an exhibi- tion of tree spraying in Mr. John Brown's orchard, this village, on Tuesday next, the 5th of May, at 10 a. m Massrm G. Moodie, Alrax. McKenzie, W. ‘Clazie. uud â€" Duuns drove up from the city on Sunday morning, spent the day and re- turned in the evening. If you want the best vame in Window 'Glusa and Putty go to the Concrete. Business 13 booming at. .partmem. of the Concrete «suited. Private funds to loan on first class (arm property at 5 per cent. No commission charged. Apply personally or by letter to Holmes 6: Gregory, room 44, Canada Life Building, 46 King St. west, Toronto. 19-6111 Mr. Jas. Eckardt, Inspector for East York District. will he at the Clyde Hotel, Toronto, on Friday, the lat. of Mav. from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.. for the purpose of issuing “comes to whom they have been granted. Mr. A. J. Hume. tailor. has been appomt- ad agent for Parker’s Dye Works for this Village and vicinity. Coats and garments of all kinds will receive strict attention by leaving them at the tailor shop. Clothes dyed and cleaned. Louâ€"A baud folio. containing lat alto music, and belonging to Richmond Hill “Band. was 1031. Tuesday evening, 20th. The finder mll please leave at A.J.Hume‘a Tailor Shop. Mr. Hodgsen. one of the Inspectors for High schools, paid an official visit. to the schools here on Monday. A full report of his inspection will be sent to the Board of Education in a. few days. The line of Shirting we sell at llc. a yd. is a marvel and satisfies every time. Atkin- son & Switza. The first practice of the season of the Fire Brigade Will be held next Monday even- «ing, to be followed by the regular busiueSs meeting. Dainty things in Gloves, Laces. Handker- chiefs. &c.. can be seen daily at. Atkinson & Swine”. The latest in Gents' Fancy Straw Hats‘ also in Felts both Stifi and Fedora at the Concrete. A new line of hosierv is never opened by Atkinson & Bwitzer Without somebody put- ting their foot in it. Seedsâ€"Mangel, Turnip, Carrot, and Gar- den Seeds; quality the best we can get. Naugnton Bros.. Elgin Mills. Dr. R. B. Orr. of Toronto. formerly of Maple, has been appomted Returning Officer {or West. York for the coming Dominion Electron. The regular meeting of the Women’s Anxniary will be hela in the school room of the Methodist church, on Friday afternoon, May 12:, M3 o’ciook. Good Bosnia Prunes for Go. pm: 1b., better one: [or 80. per 1b., at. the‘Conctete. Try a package of Mulwa Blend India Cey- lon Tea. Atkinson & Swnzer. RICHMOND HILL, Thursday. April 30, ’96 The latest in Ladies' Parasola are found ant the Concrexe, and the best. value. Boss Michael has been busy this week scraping this part of Youge attest, which appears to be in good shape this spring. Mr. Dack, representing the Yoxk Tribune,. of Toromo Junction. was in the village yes- terday, and gave THE LIBERAL a fraternal call. Mr Barry Fuirchild. of Toronto, has been making a visit. with his friend, Mr. Harry Sanderson. Italian Maccaroni and Vermioelfi, new Stock. just to band at the Concrete. Dr. F. J. Gnllnnongh, V. 8., visits Rich- mond Hill professionally on Wednesdays only, until further notice. A meegirlg of the Public Library Board will be held next Monday evening, 4th of May. Mr. T. Herbert Lennox will be at Kelly’s Hotel every Wednesday. Large sale of 300. 001399 M the Concrete because it is so good. Kado Tea. rich. delicious and pure, 25 cents per lb. at the Fire Proof. Choiceét goods, closeest figures at Atkin- can a SwiIZer'e. WW fiibvml. Constable Burns, of Toronto. was in the village last. Thursday night. Choice Maple Syrup at. the CODOIOM. IA ()(3 A1495. Arbor Day. the Millmery De. and everybody is The Board of Education held a special meeting on Thursday last. Members pres em: Messrs. W. H Glass, T. Palmer. Geo. McDonald, J. Switzer, J. Boyle, W. T. Storey, F. McConnghy, and A. Newtom Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted. Accounts from T. F. McMahon, amounting to $5.50 and $2.50, {or printing and supplies, were read, and on motion were ordered to be paid. Members of the board explained that changes In the school regulations had been recently made, 5 or 6 new subjects were being added to the programme, and that the high school inspectors were urging upon them the neces- sity of more accommodation. A resolution was finally carried appointing the chairman. secretary, and Mr. Newton to meet the Village council relative to a grant of money for increased accommodation. The License Commissioners for West York have granted these licenses: Toronto Junctionâ€"Smith and Wilson (shop). 0. A. Kelly, A. J. Smith. A. J. Haydon; Vaughan â€"M. B. Houghton, William Richardson, A. Lloyd, J. 0. Steele. W. E. McCutcbeon; Yorkâ€"M. Munns (shop), A. Chen-y, M. O'Hnlloran. F. V. Winters. A. J. Shaw, Maggie McFarlane {one month to sell out), Charles Waycott; Etobicoke-J. Shaun. D. Bles. M. Brown;(three mouths to sell out). C. Nurse; Westonâ€"~(J’reorge Fryet, W. J. Lellis. Several additional applications were considered at a special meeting yesterday. As will be seen by advertisement on an- other page. The York Mutual Fire insurance Company is anxious to do business with the farmers of this county. The only risks taken are farm and isolated ‘property. The managers claim that those insuring in this company are prnolioally insuring at n mini- mum Of cost. Parties interested are reâ€" quested to apply to the nearest agent, or to the Manager-Secretary, 86 Church Street, Toronto. Ch“- 8019!. who is 36 years of age. weight! 69 pounds. and is 40 inches in height, was in the village on Friday and Friday night l’lsst, and seemed to have a good time with the friends he met. here. Charlie plays on u piccoloâ€"which he brought with him from England about six years ayuâ€"sud is con- sidemble of a musician. This very little man appears to enjoy the best of health. and as he is of es genial disposition he seems to look on the bright side of everything. He makes his home With his brother in North Toronto, but. occasionally goes for on outing through the country. Tbe following artists have been secured to take part. in the concert to be given under the auspices of the Richmond HI” & Yonge Street Agricultural Society, on Monday, the 25th of May (Queen’s Birth-Day) :â€" Miss Jerse‘ie' Alexander. th'e' most dia- tingmshed reader of Scotch dialect. in Canada; Mr. T. A. Baker, one of Toronto's best comic vocalists; Miss Alice D. Burrowes, a mezzo-soprano singer of egcgptional sweetness and range; PvrofJnd Madame Karo, who willvgi've exhibitions of mind-reading and other magical feats; With the above army of talent the man- agement of the fair confidently look forward to the best entertainment yet given in the Agricultural Hall. Miss M. Bunch and Master Robt. Mishaw, two noted Scotch dancers, will appear in character; Miss Wier, will not as pianist and accom- panintr. North York Teachers' Association. The annual meeting of the above associa- tion will be held in the Model School, New- market, on Thursday and Friday, the 7th and 8th of May. The following will be in- cluded in the programme :â€"Prasident' Ad- dress, J. S. Stephensl Glenville; How to correct written Composition. F. H. Kirk- patrick. Richmond Hill; Historyâ€"What. and How to Teach it. Alex. Wilkinson, Schomberg; Inductive Teaching, J.:J’. Tilley, Model School Inspector ; Kindergarten, Mrs. Jas. L. Hughes. Toronto; Reading, J. J. Tilley ; Field Notes, A. B. Davidson ; Infin- itives and Gerunds, J. E.Dicksou; Address Rev. W. W. Amos. Aurora; Address, T. H. Bruntou. Chairman P. S. Board, Newmarket. On Thursday evening. May 7th. a public meeting will be held in the Town Hall. to be addressed by Mr. Tilley and Mrs. Hughes. The i’oblic Schools of N( rth York are closed [or the 7th and 8th of May. Every teacher's duty [Sea 75, (5) 1 is to attend the Institute at Nun-market Lbrifllgbolfl those two days. Altendnrmo or nun-attendance will be duly remitted to trustees Purple Top Swede turnip Seed for 17 cts. per lb.. Improved Long Red or Giant. Inter- mediate Mange] Seed for 20¢. per lb. AL- kiuson & Switzer. Another newspaper is now being publish- ed at North Toronto. No. 3 cnme to bend last week. and is a very readable sheet. The manager is Mr. W. J. Deakin, and al- though the paper claims to be independent in polities, We imagine it leans towards the Liberal side. But we are not going to filld fault. with the youngster even if it. does throw its influence on the side of Mr. Lauriez. The Cosgrove Entertainment Company will give entertainments in Victoria Hall, Thurubill, under the auspices of Thornhixl Brass Band, on Friday and Saturday even- ings. the lst and Second of May. General admxssion 25 cents; children, 15 cents. A few reserved seats at 35 cents. Overallsâ€"0111' stock is large. Our prices will interest you. See our speoiul blue over- all. Naughlon Bros.. Elgin Mine. Customers admire the Prints at the Con- crete. and are often heard say, " You never had such ulce Prints." A good business stand is advertised else- where in this paper. This is the store and dwelling of the late J. K. Falconbridge. Should any person require one part and not the other' they can be rented separately. This is an excellent business stand. and the garden and pleasure grounds are among the finest in the village. Store and Dwelling to Let. New Insurance: Company. West York Licenses. Board of Educatxon. Another Newspaper. Small. but Happy Concert Talent. Any farmer who reads this and who can take two or more of them, is request- ed to write and say what terms he will take them on for Lhe ten days. As soon as one band returns, another will be sent. Moved by Mr. Sanderson, seconded by Mr.Savage. that the request of the Board of Education for the increased accommoâ€" dation required for the high school be re- ceived, and that the council take it into t.‘ oir most serious considerationâ€"Carried. As there is very little time to spare, correspondence should be entered incl) at once with the Rev. H. 0. Dixon, box 523, Toronto P. 0., who has the matter in charge. In order to give some of the poor children of the city an opportunity of gettingalittla fresh air during the hot summer months and enable them to get away into the country. where they will get plenty of good milk and bread, a proposal has been made to start a fund for that purpose, by one person under- taking to send 60, durng the latter part of June and all of July and August, in batches 0t 10 or 15 at a time, for ten dayseach, to farm houses, where they will be well cared for. Their railway fare will be paid both ways, but only those can be accepted who are vouched for by Christian workers, and who are really in need of a change. They reported to the council that the high school inspector, Mr Hodgaon, said that, more big-la school accommodation must be provided. Mr. Coombs gave his calculations us to the probable cost of increased expenses thereof. The clerk read the minutes of the 12th of‘ March, which were approved. The following accounts were read : H. Griffith, for shovelling snow, $5 65; H. Blanchard, the same, $21; A. H.000mbs, gravel, $7.20; J. Hall, oil for street lambs, $1017; 3'. Brownlee, work on rink. $23.50. Tnmntu Financial Corporation On motion of Mr. Palmer, seconded by Mr. Sanderson, the foregoing accounts were ordered to be paid.â€" Carried. The council adjourned. Head Ofice, 86 King St. E., TORONTO. J. K. Kerr. Q. C. Pres. ; Robert McClain. Writing and Drawing. We would draw the attention of the school teachers of this section of country to the fact that as usual good prizes Will be given at the Spring Fair to be held here on the Queen's Birthday, for Writing and Drawing. Formerly each school competing had to pay an entrance fee of $1.00, but this rule is abolished, and now any public school pupil can compete iree. Copy books must be certified to by the teacher. Teachers should encourage their pupils by requesting them to enter !or the prizes to be ofiered. The council was addressed by Mr. W. H. Glass, Mr. Switzer (secretary of the board) ; M.Naughtou, Esq.; Mr. Ernest Coombs, Head Master of the high school, and other members of the board. anmâ€"At Newton Brook. on Friday, April 24th, David Flynn. in the 971;]: yen of his age. Special amentiou given to the collection of sale and other notes. A special meeting of the council was held on Monday evening, 27th of April, in the Council Chamber, to receive a committee of the Board of Education re- lating to the high schqul. Denoaits received and interest allowed at curren rates in the Savings Department. WILSONâ€"0n April 28th, on the town line York and Markham, the W118 of Warren Wllson, of a. son. Baumâ€"On April 28th, on the 3rd con.Vu.ugha.n, the wife of John tSliney. of a. daughter. SHERWflD SHIRE Having bought. the property from Mr. W. A. Clark, known as tha Sherwood Post Ofiice, I am now prepared to furnish my patrons with almost everything to be found in a. general store. I have a new stock of GROCERIES At 10w prices, and the old stock is greatly reduced in price. A call solicited. E. (SHAPE? TAN. Mahmud Em Branch. Bloney to Loan JAMES RI. LAWRENCE, Manager Our Poor Children Capital Authonzed $2,500.00EL Capital Subscribed. $627,400. DunielV Spry. Edward Crouyu Village Common. George Dunstan. General Manage) “IR'I'IIS. DEATHS DIRECTORS E.J. Davis, M. RR. Vice-Pres.; _J_no. Eighardson, M.P.P M. TEEI‘Y, Clerk HEB POINT CANADIAN BAHBED WIRE, We will give you close prices on any Hardware you may want. Wire and Cut Nails, Locks and Hinges of all kinds, $2.90 per 100 lbs. White Lead, Oils & Glass. Mixed Paint from IF YOU WANT A BICYCLE Thos. Meredith & 00., Next Clyde Hotel. ESAAG CEO 35250, $2.75, $300, $375- NEW SPRING GOODS NOW Arriving AT THE 156 KING STREET, E., TORONTO. ire - Proof. Are. You Going to Build?” Nothing else goes in fair company. His clothes make him all right. Any man can make himself right solid,.emphatieally respectable, at our estab- L'lishment. Our Clothing is first-class. That makes two first-class reasons for coming to us to be clothed. You must add probably about five dollars more to the price of any of our suits to get as good value else- where. We can and Will save money for you With- out selling cheap cotton or shoddy goods to do so. All wool is the word with us, and our Suits and Overcoats are trade Winners. THE ART OF GOOD DRESSING BARREL CHURNS, Is a. safe passport; to success in life. Write to us for prices. ATKINSON SWITZER. Speaking of Style. We make it right. Creamers and Milk Pans. per gal.