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I hereby thank the British America Insurance Co. of Toronto, for the prompt settlement, of my fire claim at; l‘empemnceville, the ayment in full bein made through t- eix‘ local agent, Mr. . ’1‘. Sai eon of Maple, immedi- ‘kat‘gly on recel t. of claim papers. " "HENRY . .AMES Lam, J eflersop. A Hat-vest Dinner in aid of St. J ohn’s “Church, Oak Ridges, will he held at .‘the Metropolitan Railway Go’s picnic ~gmuuds, Bond’s Lake, on Saturday,_ Sept. 23rd. Speeches will be delivered by Hon. \Vm. Mnluck, Postmaster- Vflrenex-alnmd Hon. E. J. Davis, Pro- ~v‘incial Secretary. Special rates on the railway. The Newmarket Era last week, givâ€" ing Markham papers as its authority, «and that during last term Weston High School had only 16' pupils. The Era suggests that; the County Council close the institution. We think there unust be a mistake somewhere, and wherefore call_ on the \Vesbon'Times Joan‘an explanation. See the latest, in gents’ Felt, Hats, flaps, Linen .Gullaa's and Cuffs, fine ,Shirt-s and fancy Tics at Atkinson & Switzer’s. ' Mr. W. H. Cmbim‘ of the “ Observa- ,.'L0ry "arm ” attended the. funeml uf dais brother Edward on Tuesday last. Deceased was in his 36th year and 1:9- -sided (m the old homestead on Yongu street, north of Aurora. He was in- terred in the Newmax-keb cemetery under the direction of the Oddfeilows of which society he was a member. Quality is the true test of cheapness. {171m best Pickling Vinegar, QC. quart; \Vheat Flakes, 8 lbs. for 25c. ; Malw‘a. our own package Ceylon Tea, 15c. [Atkinson & Switzer. LII-{Gem Robinson’s thorough-bred stallion, Monotony, got first prize at the. Toronto Industrial Exhibition lust Week. He was shown in the class for best thorough-bred stallions calculated to- sine saddle horses and hunters, de- feating the wellâ€"known prize taker, Wiley Buckles, from Brampton. The prize was $540. Essays on “Bible Boys and girls” will be read by the members of the Junior League to-morrow afternoon, as follows :â€"~“Joseph,” by Master Frank McDonald ; “ The Daughter of‘ Herodias,” by Miss Hazel Switzer; “Joash,” by Master Karl Storey; “The Israelitish Maiden who spoke to Naamankl’fife," by Miss Ethel Metcalfe ; “ Samuel,”~by Muster Stam- McMahon. Let, every Junior be presâ€" ent at, this meeting. Parents and friends always welcome. hose interested in the Public "‘1 Mary who wish to have any favor-h ite hooks added should not; fail Lu hzmd in the must to the secretary at once, as the Library Counnittee wish purchase without delay. Private Post Uzuds in striking colors for sale. at, THE LIBERAL office at 5 cents A dozen. “ \Vbnt we have we’ll hold ” is is, novelty, and the other design (on which is inscribed “ The Maple Loni" Forever” is‘ one of the prettiest things sever sent out. The Metmpoliban Railway are putâ€" ting in a switch at The Elgin Mills. This will prove a great convenience as passengers had frequently to be trans- ferred from one car to another along that part of the road. The best, six cord 200 yard Spools, 330. per (10:12.,- Silcotton, tic. per spool :. all suade's Embroidery Silk, lc. per- spool. Atkinson & Switzer. Two of mu- citizens were united in the bonds of matrimony yestenlay morning at 11 o’clmzk, in the persons of Mr. H. B. McClezu'y and Mrs. Anuv Uarr. Much joy is wisth Mr. and Mrs. McCleary in their umrried life. fillways shoulder tn shoulder with your wantsâ€"4t. step ahead of ()t-hr-u's in quality and a step behind them in price. Atkinson 6L Switzer. A elm-mm UH: Vilma"). uflxcu. “'0 will continue this wvek to give I 4 lbs. 300. Japan Tm and 22 lbs. best } Granulated Sugar for $14. Atkinson ‘ & Switzvr. ’ Mr. Juhn GLASS an aged and highly 1‘(\spe(:tod citizon (fivd at his home at Tempur: uceviEI-a an Tueb‘duy, after .a painful and lengthened illness. The nutsidv \W‘mdwmk m" the MEGAâ€" udisc (Jinn-ch is buiug repainted this \\ eek, and other improvements made to the int/prior of the building. fBoy‘s Clothing-:VVe are asbdwing a snap in Boy’s suits, Odd Knickers 250. per pair. Nuughtrm 131-08., Eigin ’xMiHs. ‘ ' Mr. I. J. Gaul-:1 0f Uxhriflgo was Iluminatod yvstmflny by thv Lihm'uk; 0f \Vest Onteu-iu. \Yzmtedâ€"nk man to man a rough- (-;1st, [muse about 100 feet. Apply at THE LIBERAL ofiice. in 9 I?“ 2‘: F" E 'K , l The "\aneu’s Missionary Smxkfty (U1 a g 0 haw relâ€"organized with the fullmviug (.fiicms :»~ - ,,._::;: ._;, . ,L r» ' ~~ .â€"~_- - - mâ€" _ I’rvsédont, Mrs. \V. R. Proctor. RICHMOND HILL, Suptemht‘a‘ 14, 1399 13% Vice-Pres” Mrs. N. Wellwmd. g:.;‘;_.:.A. -“ ,_ , ,_ 5 Kalli-Q‘ViCP'tPl‘Qtiq 1411* ‘A. Newbam 1m 4%.. 3 A 3"“: . Rec. Sec’y, Miss Trouch. (Jor. Svc’y, Mrs. J. A. E. Switzer. Richmond Lnflgp, A\ F. «‘2 ‘Am 31., Treasurer, Mrs. I. (,‘rrosby. well meet nvxt Mnndayevmfing. Executive, Mrs. \V. I). Atkinson ~-â€"-w~~-~~ "7 . :Ml-s. J. P. Glass and Mrs. \V. A. Mr. I. J. Gaul-:1 0f Uxhnflgo was “Wight hulninnhxd \‘ngfnlAHX' ln' Hm I Hm.” ~ 1 iii-d Vice~Pz-&s‘., Mrs. T. Hopper. u m. - . m M\ . “HELLO ! W'ESTON ! HARVEST DINNER. CARD 0F THANKS. THE RED TICKET. cupohns been found in hing; ALI 1:431»; \L go‘} at 53 93° :3 33 a}; 9 C?“ 2/ may 25TH ANNIVERSARY. Sunny Hill Farm, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Savage, was the scene of a very pleasant gatheringlasb Thursday night, the 6::casinn being the 25th anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Savage. Mme than 30 guests were present and a most en-; juyable time was spent. The home was neatly decorated with beautiful flowers, and the lawn was lighted with Chinese lanterns. After a recherche tea, which was served at 9 o’clook, Rev. Mr. Grant proposed a toast to the “ bride and groom " in a very ap- propriate speech, to which Mr. Savage- responded in a few wurds. The even- ing was spent in various games and social intercourse until all separated about 1 a. 111., after many expressions. of congratulation and best Wishes for the future happiness of Mr. and Mrs. Savage. The Anniversary and Harvest Home Services in connection with the Can'- ville Methodist Church will he held as follows : On Sunday, Sept. 17th, Song Services will he held at 2.30 and 7 p.111. Mz-..J;unes Simpson, President Toronto Conference Epworth League, will preach both afternoon and evening. Special music by the chm-ch choir; also by Messrs. Simpson and Hal-ton. On \Vednesday, Sept. 20th, a Harvest Home Supper will be served from 4 to 7 p. m., after which an entertainment.- wxll be given by the followin talent: Hope Choir and Glee Club; iss Maud McLean, Toronto, soprano soloist ; Miss Irene Lane, elocutionist; Miss Bessie Nixon. elocutionist; Rev. N. VVellwood, F. R. H. 8., Richmond; Hill; Rev. R. S. E. Large, B.A., B.D., Richmond Hill ; Rev. E. S. Bishop, of Epworth Church, Toronto, and theL pastors of the circuit. Entertainment to commence at 8 o’clock. Tickets, 30 Cents ; children, 20 cents. The sup-. per as in the past will include fowlg. and the ladies are making every pre- Baration so that all who attendawill ? e accommodated. ; The friends of the Methodist Church, Button ville, will hold their anniversary on Sunday and Monday, Sept. 17th and lath. On Sunday, Rev. Pebtu‘ Addison of Toronto. will preach morn- ing and evening at 10.30 and 7 o’clock. On Monday the Harvest Home Supper will he served from 5 to 7 p. in., after which an excellent programme will be given, when the following talent, will Luke part : Prof. bhepherd, the elo- cutionisb, of Toronto ; Rev. Mr. Martin of Markham, will give an address ; Miss Frances Crosby of Unionville, and Miss Grilfin of \Veston. vocalists : and Quartetbe from Richmond Bill will give several selections. Tickets, 25 cents; children, 15 cents. IS THIS A REBUKE ? The Markham Economist contains the following, which looks quite like a rebuke for those who are booming their high schools by a questionable means of advertising: 3“ic results of the depzu-tmental examinations will not be published in the daily papers after this year. A number of protests have been made by High School masters, who say that, comparisons are made between schools, and some schools use the number of pupils who pass as an advertisement. This leads go the belief that, the end of education is the passing of examinations. In future the resulbsof each school will be sealed and sent out to the head masters of the schools, when they will be published in the local papers, the same as the reports of the entrance examinations." i Rev. ()umm Sweeny 6f St. Philip’s : church, Toronm will be the [ireucheau 3 Spvcial music is being prepared by the ” lmfiz, assistvd by perforum from Toronto. At the com-lusinn of the Sl‘I‘VlCP several numbers of sacred music, vocal and instruuwntul will be rendered. Auullcctiim will he made in aid (if the Organ Fund, on which a debt, still remains of about $60. It is linle that the collection will wipe (ilf this dl‘llb m' largely reduce it. Below will lm l'i-ulnd a list of United States patents granted to Canadian lnvvnturs. This list is prepared specially for this paper by Messrs. Maw-ion and Marion. Soliciuws of patents, New York Life Building, Montreal, who will send t/héir "Inven- tor’s Help " free to any address. 632,- 6“), Samuel \V. Buttcl-field. Three Rina-5,1). Q. Log Sawing Machine; 632.446, Charles S. Davis, Freeman, Ont., \Vire Splicer; 632,367, Alfred Robinson. Aimrcm'n, 03.11., Curd Agitator; 632,5£0, linhel'b \V. Sump~ son. Quebec, Cam, Runctul-e cinser fur pngnnnzltie til-es; (532,257, \V. J. W'alsh, Hamilton, Ont., Telephune number and address annunciatur; (332,391, Messrs. Abraham & Marmier, Paris, F mnce, Ozone generator. Our business during the time nf T0â€" l-(uztn Exhibition was away ahead of any similar time-fur many years past. Atkinson & Switzer‘ “Pith such efficient officers flu! above som'vty should grow and prosper. 'PHANKS-GU’INS’} SERVICE. A Harvest, ’l‘lumksgiviug Service will he held in Trinity church, Thorn- Mil. «m m? evening of \V'edm‘sday‘ SP[.)1LPIII!‘1)(’1' fl), _l~)(\ginning»‘ntk 8 g’plgck. HARVEST HOME. P4:\»‘1‘FTN'I‘ REPORT. CARRVILLE. ‘V. M. S. MoCmmY- (‘Ann â€"At the residence of the bride, on Wednesday, Sapwmber 13th, by the Rev. J. A. Grant, Robert B. “0019an to Anne. widow of the late Hanhew Curr, all 0! Richmond H111. Mr. F. H. Kirkpatrick, a former Priuci :11 of our Public School, who since eaving here has taught elocu- tion in the Toronto Conservatory of Music, has taken a Bimilim‘ pfisition in Hiram Univarsit‘y. Cleveland, for which place he wiltsmrt in a few days. Mr. Kirkpatrick spent a few days with friends here this week. Rev. Dr. Campbell of Toronto and Mrs. (Dr.) Burchard, of Pen-kdavle, made a visit with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Amos \Vl-ight. Mr. J. T. Saigeon of Maple has taken a five years’ lease 0f Mrs. \Velsh’s brick residence on Venn-e street, West and will move here with his family in a couple of weeks. Miw Lauder uf Belleville spent, a few days with her sister, Mrs. J. R Glass, and returned Monday. Mrs. Hurst of Sault St. Marin made a short visit with friends in the village lust, wwk and while how} WMS’ tile guest of Mrs: J. A. E. Switzer. Messrs. James McLean and Juhn McGillivx-ay of Vaughan are acting as Grand Jurors at the General Sessmns which opened in Tux-unto (m Tuesday. Dr. Campbell of Gravenhursb and Mrs. Lutun uf Meafm-d called on their cousin, Mr. Amos \Vright, durix'lg the past week. Mrs. A. Kilhm-n and hnby, and Miss Lulu Kilboi'u of Shelbm'ue spam; a few days last, wm-k with Mrs. Geo. Mc- Dunnld and returned hcme Monday. Mr. R. W. Neville of Toronto Was in the village on Tuesday, and alan others called to see Mr. J. \V. Elliott who is recovering from a rather severe illness. ' Dr. A. J. Campbell of Gravenhm‘st. Mrs. (Dr.) Bix-chaml of anonto, and Mrs. Luton of Meafm-d visited with Mrs. W. Wright last week. Misses Snowdon and Dicker 0f Aurum have been guests of Miss J eunie Palmer. Mrs. M. Ransom and two children are spending a week with relatives at, \Vhite Rose, ‘Vhibchm'ch. Miss Maud Lvne of Thornbm‘y is visiting at the Parsonage. Miss Smuck of Berlin was a gnesbof Mrs. \V. A. Sandal-sun for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gen’imill were visiting Mrs. Fax-quharson last week. Mr. Lancelvy Scott, Teeswnter, attending the High Schoul. Mr. and Mrs. Then. G. Law of Fonthill have. been nmking a. visit, with relatives here. Some of the most valuable, as Well as important inventions have been patented to women, among which amay be numbered the first cook stove, a. permutation lock. having 3,000 differ- ent combinations, :1 machine for mak- ing‘scre‘ws (invented by a little girl} which revolutionized that industry. and the valuable Burden process of making horse-shoes, which resulted in a saving over the old process of many millions of dollars per year. The first patent to a Women was granted in 180%, and since then the number has increased to many thousands. These facts are interesting, not only because indicating the rapid and almost mar- Vellous growth of Women’s inte lent, but also from the fact that the. inven- tive genius of women invades fields, in which one would scarcely credit her with any interest much less know- ledge. \Ve would not be surprised that a hat~pin. corset, gloveâ€"fastener, et(:.. should he invented by women, but when we learn that such inven- tions as telescopes, making marble from lime-stone and dams and rose!" voirs, are involved, people begin to be interested. In Canada. also women are becoming interested in inventions as is evidenced by the large number of women applicants seeking patents through Marion & Marion, of Mon- treal. aniun, Sept. ’7 tn'lfi. vamarkeb, Sept. 1.9 to 21. (Jollingwood, Sept]. 1!) Ln ' 2.1. Bx-zuuptun, Sept. 26 L0 227. \Vestum Sept. 28 to 29 ixsnlum, Get 2 in 3. Suttuu, Oct. 2 to 3. Markham, Oct. 4 to 6. Schnmherg, 1210 13. \Vuudhridge, 00L. 17 to 18. Bradford. Out. 19 L0 20. helps the team. Saves wear and ) expense. Sold everywhere. XADE BY Inga-mg on. go.!.ymltoa. was: 3:1 - v r- _ > V 1 lightens _ 7 _“‘_°.~~-a‘ load-' 3 AXLE" “’0 MEN AS INVENTORS STRAYED PERSONALS. NIARRIAGES EA LL FA I RS MIU runs U5. Q3410; ' The Wholesalefinfl Retail Butqhexjs, $16le ers in \Ve make a. speciafigjn Home Render led Lang}, and mu: own mgke ' ,9: Sgusage. BEST MEATS WILKINS FRESH & SALT MEATS To the Public. Vegetables . in Season. GLASS & 30’3. S ubscribe a101- 166 and 168 King St. East, 3 doors west of George Street, Toronto. 'szhAss 8: . 00-;-Bi_chmpn¢flfil :Mmmmmmfimmw: \Vhen yuu want the Atkinson & Switzer. It Wouldn’t be Fair I322? Always go to Of all kinds. WILKINS & 00.. SHOT, 4 lbs. only 25c. ALARM CLOCKS, 750. GAM POWDER, best sport- ing, 350. lb. RAZOR, best hollow ground, only 50c. each : clocks fuin guaranteed. ME TRAPS, m cts. each. to let our welcome end with the saying it. We go beyond sentiment to practical things in life. We welc-emenot .‘only the “stranger within our: gates” but we've good welcomes for our own people. This is not only the best store on Yonge St, but it is the safe store, Where pwices never rise above values. So whatever you want, come here with con- fidence and high expecta- tions. You’ll not be dis- appointed. mm kagcs guaranteed to ‘cnre'fr' Egomso Sexuafmf’eakness, all eflecta Q! a I -wrexoess, Manual Worry. Excessive use 01 7 Mo. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on recq p! 01 pfloem . one aokage 81, six, $5. One will ‘ at: cure. amphlets free to an? add 6 1 TM: Wood Company, W 11(18qu GLOBE OPTICAL I am prepared to (In Family \Vasgingswfleafil and Ladies’ flue linen a. specialty. -=Work grill.)- ;antaed' and patronage solicited. 5!â€"tf TILLIE MAXWELL 33' Wood’a Phospbodineia sold in Richmond Hill by W. A. Sanderson. Drugglst. 13h: 11111 0nd 111111 r93..".°08° 5F"?BF* Tor-erm- '~ SolidLGold. ".3185 .; Besb.Qoid Fill 1;.5G 441‘ 3.5.y3‘pGon Fill I.“ , » ' ;~Bes’o (Jrlagses... ‘1.“ We guaranteé per-techsntisfaction. ‘ , LAUNDRY The Great English Remedy. ‘ a - Sold and recommended by. _ druggista in Canada. On] \ able medicine discover . __~ C 0‘. ." w°05'8‘/Phosphodigg,