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_ __/_ , granted : inmeflmzwim RICHMOND Iiii.r., October 2.3, 190!) In ()(j A}. 312%. Quarterly religious services will be held in the Methodist ()hureh Sunday, 4th prox. , Stove pipes 23c. ‘Mason’s. Mr. \V. T. Storey spent Thanksgiv- ing Day with his son, \V. T. Storey, ji‘., iii Beainsville. House to rent on Centre St. East, rooms, good t.‘( llar, hard and soft water. Apply to J. A. E. Switzcr. Mrs. Jenkins has gone to Kingston , ‘ condition. IIERDAGEUM. It. will iucrrase the flow of milk. It will make skim milk, buttermilk or wlii-V as good as new milk for calves or pigs. lii fattening cattle it makes six months’ feeding; equal to eight. It has no equal for working horses or for horses that are iuii down or out of _-\s a porkvmakcr it is sure. ‘ and for pigs with Weak legs it never fails. It is unsurpassed for all kinds of poiilti-v. It pays; test it. suit- by J.'l{all. per length at (,3. New trimmed inillinery in toques, tin-bans and picture hats. Atkinson ; {v Hwitzer. l I Mr. 6 LIBERAL staff. who has been in Owen to spend the winter with lierdaughter, ' wife of Prof. Uill'llllt‘llnt'l. Tmperial, Oxford range, best and cheapest. 0. Mason. Mr. Thos. Newton has Frentcd the' Falconbridgc residence, and will re- -muve'here with his family in a feiv «lays. Canadian oilcloth, 1 yard wide. 25c. : 2 yard wide. 5:3 . ; English oilelol.h, 1 yard wide, 3o -. ; 2 yard wide, 75c. Atkinson & Switzer. Mr. Everette Law, of Temiscaming, who is spending a month at Brace bridge, came down and spent Satur- day with his parents here. Everything in the lih:d\varc line cheap at C. Mason’s. Mr.R.A.Farquharson spent Thanksâ€" iving Day in Ijul‘l'alo, and while a way “ ad the pleasure of listening to an ad- dress by Mr. \V. J. Bryan, Democratic candidate in the U. S. Polished Japan rice, tile. ; pearl tapioca, ; new valencia raisins. 2 ibs. for 250.; royal gold corn starch, 5c. per package. Atkinson & Switzcl'. Everybody should go to the joint political meeting in the Masonic Hall to-night. The speakers on the Liberal side will be Mr. Arch. Campbell, candi- date for \\'est York. and Mr. N. \V. Rowell, candidate for East York. And it is expected that able speakers will be present on behalf of the Conserv- vtives. Boys’ odd pants and vests, boys’ suits much below regular price. Naughton Bros, Elgiii Mills. The \V. M. S. will hold their meet- ing at the home of Mrs. I. Crosby on Thursday afternoon, Nov. Ist, at 3 o‘clock. Members are requested to at tend. Friends interested in the work of the Society are always welcome. -The meetings will beat the diit‘ereiit homes of the members during the winter months. You will save money in fuel if you use an Oxford range. See them at C. Mason‘s. KING PLOVVING MATCH. Bills are out for King plowing match to he. held on the farm of .\Ir. Hugh McTaggart, near Nolileton, on Friday, the 2nd of November. Liberal prizes are ofi'ered in the. eight different classes. Rice cakes, 100. per lb. ; cottage mixed, 10c. ; jaiu jams, 2 lbs. for 25c. ; Cuba, 100. per lb. ; Java, IUC. per lb. Atkinson u Switzer. JUNIOR LEAGUE. This week at the Junior League essays will be given by the members on the hero of some. story which they have read. The League will be held this (Thursday) afternoon. at 4 o'clock, instead of Friday. The Juniors will «be pleased to welcome any friends to their meetings. Our $1 a suit line of men's flceeed underwear is a. great Seller, and is the finest value on the market. Atkinson .& Switzcr. \VOODBRIDGE FAIR. Fully 10,000 people must have at- tended \Voodbridge Fair on Thanks- giving Day. The exhibits were good, and the entries large. The day’s pro- ceedings closed with a banquet when about: 5001::ii'took ot‘ the hospitality of the officers and directors. Among the speakers were Hon. N. t‘. \Yallaee, Mr. Arch. Campbell. Mr. J. “C St. John. Mr. \V. J. Hill, Capt. Thos. NVallace, Rev. P. Campbell, Capt. .\Ic« Master, and others. Try a box of our finest quality bon bons, put. up in fancy boxes with tongs, 1 lb. box, 45c. Atkinson and Swat-zen LICENSE TRANSFERS. The East York License Commission- ers metou Saturday last. The mem- bers were all present, viz., Messrs. Morgan, Harrison and Lyiiett. The following transfers of licenses were Richard \V. Bachelor, Nor- way, to Peter JIcCormack of Toronto; Andrew J. Tymon. jr., Orchard Park, to Geo. Magher, of Toronto: New- hery Button. Ringwood, to Philip D. Button, of Stoutfville. PUBLIC ECHOOL. At a special meeting of" the Board of Education on Monday. :1 letter was read from Mr. MacDonald resigning, his position as principal of the Public School, as he had been appointed asâ€" sistant master in Ryerson School, To< ponto. The resignation was accepted. to take eti'ect in a month, or sooner if a substitute satisfactai'y to the Board can be secured. passed to advertise for a male princi~ pal at a. sala: y of $500. A resolution \vasalso ‘ l i i my. Nun’w‘iis'i‘wit iii ). E. (l. liedditt, formerly of THE Sound l'oi the past two years, seems to have made many friends during his residence there. The following para- graph relative to his departure is taken from a recent number of an Owen Sound paper :â€"“ General iegret will be felt in C. t). B. and other UNIS]- cal circles that Mr. Edgar Redditt, for a number of years on Mold-allow & Pratt‘s job room sl’aIf, willleave for Branti‘ord on Monday, where he takes a position in the Expositor office." Children's toques in all colors, in fine \vool. with large tassel, 25c. and 40c. Atkinson & Hwitzer. FOREIGN MISSIONS. Members of the \Vomaii‘s Foreign Missionary Society to the number of about 30'.) from Toronto, Toronto .1 unc- tion, Markham, King, Aurora. New- market, and other places in the To- ronto Presbytery. arrived in the vil- lage on Friday afternoon, principally by special cars, and, held an interest- ing session in the Presbyterian Church. Reports of the past year were read. and addresses were delivered. by Mrs. Grant of Toronto, and Mrs. McKenzie, a returned missionary from China. Musical selections interspersed the proceedings, iucludiinjr a duct by Mrs. J. A. Grant and Mrs. E. H. Sisley. Refreshments were afterwards served. in the basement. Ladies’ union vests, long shoves, nicely trimmed. 300.; ladies’ long sleeve vests, nearly all wool, 50c.; ladies’ long sleeve vests, all Wool, 70c. and $1. Atkinson & Switzer. ONE POLLINérLACE. Mr. Peter Ellis, Returning Officer for \Vest York, was inihe village a few daysago posting up the Procla- mation sheet for the Dominion Elec- tion. Polling in Richmond Hill will takcplacc in Skeele’s shop, which is centrally situated. This will be the only polling booth, whereas under Conservative rule. there were two and sometimes three places. This, of course, meant three deputy returning officers, three poll clerks, thiee con- stables, etc., etc. The Grits are evi- dently a little more economical than their predecessors in the management. of elections. Something entirely new â€" Men’s heavy tweed smock coats, just the thing for Wearing now, $1.75 each. Atkinson (K: Switzer. FAMILY GATHERING. The home of Minn-«ind Mrs. John Cooinbs of Maple, presented a lively appearance on Thanksgiving Day. The occasion was the reunion of the family. All but two of the members of the family were present. These included Mrs. Reamau of Severn Bridge; Mrs. Ough of Holland Landâ€" ing; Mrs. Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooinbs of Newmarket; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Baker of Cari-ville ; and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coomhs of Rich- mond Hill. There were .also present several grandchildren, one of them, Miss Alice Coonibs, represented the eldest branch of the family, Mr.Ashton B. (looinbs of Bracebridge. The gathering was an altogether pleasant one, especially as some of those pres- ent had not visited the old home for several years. The day’s programme consistedlof a splendid fowl dinner, and conversation and jokes. It might be remarked that during the conver- sation it was not always easy to de- termine who had the floor. ‘However, the meeting was never uproarious. and when it broke up in the evening all declared they had bad a. very pleasant time. In our inillinery department we have made a special efl'ort to please the public, and as a. resth we are doâ€" ing a larger business than in the past. “’0 find it no trouble to show goods, whether a sale is made or not, and can always assure you of courteous treat- ment. Atkinson & Switzer. .VIARBIAGES E:;i:LLn:â€",_KiiurL.isLâ€"By the Rev. Mr. Oakley. Toronto, on Wednesday. Oct. 17, liolph Iii-shine Smellie. of Vaughan, to Aggie, youngnst daughter of Charles Eiiklauil of Richmond Hill. DEATHS S'I‘oNGEâ€"At “111110.03 October 22, Airs. Savnh Stonge. in her 79th yea". STOUTEan‘soH-At Victoria. Square, on October 2.3, Albeit Peach Stoutenburgh, in his :Jih rear. The Queen heating;r stove is one of} See it at 0;: i OF TORONTO, CANADA. the best stoves made. Mason‘s. Sale Register.â€" Tnttnsmv, Nov. 1â€"Cretlit sale of illilbel'. on lot con. 7. Vaughan. o‘cwck. Terms U months. Ewen. auctioneers. Mason; Nov mâ€"Credic sale of standing caller on lot Col]. 10,, Markham. the property ui C. D. fieuilll‘. Terms 11 mos Sale at l O'clu.?ii. .‘rlckudt £5 Prentice. Azicts. TCLSI‘AY. Nov. 13â€"Cxedin sale of {aim Stock, imp emeutsiurniture, hay. grain, etc._ on lot .73. rear 3rd con. Markham (near Victoria Squaw}, the property of Robert. ('arvcr. No reserve. Sale at 10.311. lunch pro‘llml. Terms 11 months. llckardt. a: Prentice, auctioneers: standing Edit-:1” I Saigeou IX Ale WEDNEsD/iv. Nov. 1; â€"Cretiit sale of horsel,i cattle, etc., at: Hughes hotel, 'liiornhill. Sale at 1 c'clock. Terms from} to 11 months. Eckamt 3: Prentice, auctioneers. For . Village 001111011. on October 2.3, at S p. in. ~, present, the i'eeve, Hill and Iiiiies. The minutes~ of Sept. 7th were read and confirmed. The following,r accounts \"l‘l't‘ rend : (‘. Mason, account for tar, etc..$ 30 2% C. A. Mtii-i-isoii,\\'oi'k at schools I 25 Moved by Mr. lnnes, seconded by Mr. Hill. that the treasurer be in- structed to pay the foregoing accounts. â€"a(‘arricd. Thccleik read the following com- munications, viz.: Fioni \V. G. Harris, dated Toronto, 10th Oct., 1900: l i Clerk. dated 17th October, enclosing l the opinion of the County Solicitor in reference to the rent. of toll houses on Yonge St.: also fioiii .l. D. Falcon» bridge, barrister. dated Toronto, 20th October. relating to the aSscssment of property of the late J.K.FaIconbridge, Esq” in the village of Richmond Hill. (ltlllnCIIIOI‘ limes intrmlueed By-Law No. 175 for assessment purposes for the current year, which was read a first, second and third timeand passed. The clerk was instructed to reply to the CtIlllIllllllit'HllUllS of \V. Cr. Han-is, J. A. Ramsden and J. D. Falcon- bridge. The council adjourned. M. TEEFY, Clerk. ____‘..â€" \Ve are making a specialty of men’s black worsted suits. as we import all our cloth and trimmings and use noth- ing biitthc best. Our black worsted suits made up with best quality triiu- mings and a fit »g;uaranteed, $16, $17.50 and $19. Atkinson &. Switzer. L535! §WWE5Â¥ iillt‘ renicd-r {or Rpar‘rw, nineimus, £11,1-»; 1 ct Lamcnexa. it cures bu isu it does not blister. Nm 1 r .1 (r.':ei:et,0:it.,r3b.19, ’93. ‘ forhewvon. Ni“) V tli..t to, twiy y.. 7 ADtILI'Hl"! CAI/'TIIIEI'». As .1 li'iiment for in min use it our rlriimvist for Kendall’s “ 'I‘ri utlrc on the Horse,” . Id .ss . KENDALL c0., ENOSBURG FALLS, VT. COAL ii: WOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE. Apnly to i3-tf W. R. PROCTOR, Richmond Hill WE TEN BEiliS And This Coupon can get at THE LIBERAL OFFICE a. portrait of SIR WILFRID LAURIER, \Vhieh has been reproduced by The Herald Publishingr Co. of Montreal. from the latest and most natural photograph of the Premier ever taken. The poitrait is about 20x18iiiehes~ just the right Size for framing. Leave your order. You Wood's Plioszp'hcic'ltnes The Great English Remdy. ~ Sold and recommended by - drugglats in Canada. On] re able medicine discovere . S .« - " .' ackagcs guaranteed to cure a : mm of Sexunf Weakness. 8J1 effects of abust or excess, Mental Worry. Excesswe use of To bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receip‘ of price. one aokage $1, six. $5. One unll pleas) eta: 1012“ cure. 1i’imnphlets free to any address. ' The Wood Company, Windsor, 013E IS Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Richmond Hill by W. A. Sandersonbruggist. J. T. SAIGEON, litichnloud Ilill. Agent for the following: stock Fire Iiisuiaiice Companies, viz.: Manchester, of London.Eng., BRITISH AMERICA, â€"-â€"- ALSOâ€"- IGORE, or GALT. A First-class Cash Mutual. YORK MUTUAL, Of Toronto, Canadaâ€"the coming ccin-' psoy for the farmers of York Co. Business Salicued. Ripans Tabules: gentâ€"lo cathfiartic. I Ripans Tabules cure constipation. Ripans Tabules cure indigestion. l Ripa'ns Tabules cure nausea. The Council met in the clerk‘s office ' Members and (‘ouncilloiss and from John A. Ix‘ainsdcu. (lonuty , l 2 5' £3- 3 CD on 9: ‘<l We sell nothing but the newest and best Gents’ Fuiiiisliiigs That can be had, and offer them at the lowest prices possible See the stock oi Men’s Hats We are showing in Alpins, Derbys, Fedoras. Caps, Chil- dren’s Tanis, etc. call and sea iii slick. It is sure ill ilease iii. Best 4ply English Collars, 3 for 50 cents. l l; l l l at» - were ATKINSON AND ‘SWITZER. FORE DRUés ' AND PATENT MEDICINES AT CU'I' RATE PRICES. gs) Carter‘s Pills, ‘2 bottles for 234: Murdock lslriod Bitters, tile Chase's PlllS, 2 bottles for 250 Husxe's Poultry Pan lcdtt, 303. Eclectric Oil, 2 bottles for 27!: i l Fellow's Svrup Hypophosphites. $1 Dodd‘s Kidney Pills, 300 I the l Cit ' ' Compound. (Sic Iiactnpupliun. 752 Fly Poison Pads, 3 for 53 Sticky Flv Paper. »1 sheets for 53. I-.‘ D3011} S’llii, :51: lb., 9 lbs. for 25¢ Hamburg, .1b..:) lbs. for 250. (‘ouditiou Piwdera, all kinds Your own liecoipts ma. 10 up \Viiliams’ Pink P1118, 350., 3 for 31 Cl: ase’s Catarmh Cure, 150 Agnew’s Catiiri‘ah Cure, 400 Chase’s Ointment, 400 Perfect Eczema. Ointment, 25c Beef, Iron and Wine, 50c Paine's Celery Compound, C73 Hood's Snrsapnrilla. 57c (“trct’ully from pure ll 1 's Aver's Hair Vigour. 65c llalpins' Eaizlis‘li “melt in Pv)1vler,25c Luby's flair Reneivor. i'lc Kendah's Soavia Cu re. -3 Steven Champions Liniu out forRheuiuatism, 25 Canadian \‘(uter-wliite coal oil, lSc 0. gal i. Fly Oil to keep flies off your cattle. O. D. DANIEL & co. WHOLEsALE AND IEETAIL DRUGGH§TS. I71 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO - Opp. Clyde Hotel W, , IF YOU WANT TO BUY A I? IAN O, ORGAN, ’OR SEWth iiABHINE CALL ON OR WRITE "C LARK, I Bichnlond Eli“. iEasy terms 0t payment. l Samples always on hand. , LEEICEESIIOJNE), HILL “7 l OP ' Is the place to go for first-class harness at right 'prices. ‘ Good Stock, Good “'ork and Satisfaction guaranteed. BUGGY DUSTERS, FLY NETS, TRUNKS. VALISES, and other supplies a] ways in stock. I also AGENT FOR The Scotsniani'fiterns, E‘& D, and Columbia Bicycles, at from $350010 All fully guaranteed. ‘ REPAIRING PROMPTL’Y ATTENDED TO. ‘ i t l l l l i .GEQ. 310D_ONALDV i