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Rlcmmxn day at 4 Mr. \V‘ V ictm'in Dr. Gilrsnn of Buffalo vi- R. A. qu-quhm‘sun‘s Sutm \Vethu-y’s minvv xm-nt canned meupkm, Qu. tin. Switzer. Fire Practice next Monday evening The alarm hell will ring at, 7.30. The jm y disngn- Standard Bunk ml The ladies of th umde (nu-1' $11!)! Monday evening. \Vo nv cnstâ€"dx u full vulu: here. A “ HOW [4 tnpxc HE. “1 League to- Mrs. Jr-uk six mm;th daughter in OVt'l' St his way Mr. F High Sc "miner: tinus t‘hi “'1‘! 21111 offic filmses Lm. A 511‘. and M Boots ‘ school 1»: Girls‘ Ki( T h large job I Naughton Miss I. PM Miss M. “'1 York Milis; Toronto mud on Miss Ki uzuued. Mrs. ‘00”. 'iLh l‘v the leht churches hzu dinner and t fm-xuor rwrvi 0f tilt-iv :llll nut yet rep.) V Mr. N n the :he past in one o md 19m springer place on hotel, 'I 50am Among flu or fnends (m were Mr. :11 Terms 4 nuctium Among those who visited relatives or fl‘iends an m- ahoub the 271111 of May were Mr. and Mrs. Bert, \Viley and daughter, Mr. E. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. R. \Valkel and children. Mr. C. Mc- (Junnghy. Mr. and Mrs. F. Culesund little daughter, Miss Susy Trench, and MP. Hurry Vanda-burgh. Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Savage and Mr. Armand Savage. Toronto Junc- tion; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 00011be and little dunghlvr, Nowmul-kvt. You can hay such of tho follnwin for $1 at Atkinson} 8.: Switzer’s: 2 lbs. yellow sugar, 2.1 lbs. bust. tapinc; 25 lbs. best 15 rice, 42 lbs. best tulle outs, 4011s. best rolled wheat, 24 lb. good prunes. HUG Saigeon & McEwen‘s auction sale of horses, cattle, &c., will he held at The Palmer House next. \Vednosduy, June 5. Save at 1 o’clock. Tex-ms 6 months. Parties having stuck or other articles to dispose of may bring same on day of sale. 15011 MONTREAL, Dec. 1900. To the Public :â€"Y0ur druggist is hereby authorized to refund the purâ€" chase price on a twenty-five or fifty cent bottle ,of Greene's “'al'rauted Syrup of Tar, if it fails to cure your pough or cold. :(Signed) The Lester H. Greene Co. I/1()C £13139; Notwi L'x iviuz 7.9 30 ‘Inhex ‘ IUSH K.’ \V C )iV \Y ! (319d lb Hay in Lhu \‘ill 'urqn 11(1()1. in him nkms )gvt rid of Sin " will be the nll Call of the f3pwm'th mm-I-nw evening. 'uL ‘lnck Ill \l‘tln he mniver hiune .1( [mm MONTHLY SALE H ILL. 'aml “9i: rumn. Mr. H ght, Mr. (‘-. atinn mot-ts next Mon- ding the \w ISL and P good patronn on Victoria (1 $90.85 as t? \H UI ed in the Pm-kdak )hery case I:st week. goods )â€"hut L11 1 Methodist w their 5 In: 11 Lmt lnllur y Switzel 1 Friday consul < Bnys‘ vulm littl 01 " n Barrie : Huh, (5( m m; ited at Ml wet Weather Presbyterian nmge at their via Day. The s the proceeds the latter has 10c. : best Atkinson & 1h. ; 60 to 70 10 :1] r' 1053 than u give ynll yuu spend art of trains, n a pnsiti s in Barr n the first 30. md sold 506i \Vright sternum after max-1' ' m ,h; ‘13 school lnduy of 1L 1t 15c [10 the SF Jghter nos-day in E spvnt. mina which 1901 0 11mm Il‘Ch L on apincn, rolled 24 lbs. “(- ‘1'01'1 "0071 tht jus I) .‘\ n nl) ()f A Lady's Gnld Sunday ewning L hetwvon My. .Juhr am! the northern Lion. The finder lPJlYng the sum: Office. \VINNERS AGAIN. Mr. Milton Stung of W'illowdnle, was again a winnm' at, the Fair on the mm with his (“‘0 stand-Mil ln-eds by" Almm-or. Dirk Fyfo won first among I rmulsu-r Stillllulls, and Minnie Ada gut : first, place in 11h? L\\'0-ye:u~-nld gelding (u- filly class. Neither 0f the ahm‘e has ever been hmm-n in a show ring. Almm-or. roadster st first, place or filly cl has ever h AT DOLLAR. Thr friends of tho Mvthndist church at, Dollar are arranging for a. big time on June 15th. Severn] Fnuthnll teams are expected tn compete for a prize. The Tlim‘nhill Brass Band and other n't‘tmctinnsnnd quch an excellent tea. as the f! iemls of the neighborhood can furnish will he among some of the at- tractions of this uncasion. You need not ; fight here for the 1 15c. lb. ; grape vin burning oil, 1:10., i} Atkinson and Swh BARGAINS A' on another page to give liberal d of goods such :1: QOUdS \V‘ The Central Business runto. with its churac‘um'i has arrangt-d to conduct :1 mm- term during July anr' behalf of Public 5501100! 1 nelmlt (-1 “them v 1h“th collent n with pk months. top, for pony: buggies, coming mud wagon fin wood; a 1mm} wagun, a phth lumber wagon. the hat ftn" Had it nut been for the rain on Vic- Lm-iu. Day there would likely have been :1 larger and be’uter Show of horses at, the Fair than ever before. Mr. Geo. Gol'mley of Unionville, brought out, four lwavy draught teams, but; he decided nut Lu Show them. It; is doubt- ful if the four teams could be beaten fmm any other stable in the province. The pairs were : Kitty Tyne“ and Meadow Lark; Maid of the Mist and Rosebud ; Belle of Uninnville and Rose of Burndonnette; Queen of the West and May Grey. M rs THE CONCERT. There have been far larger audiences at previous concerts in the Agricul- tural flail on the 24th of May, but it . is safe. to say that a. better programme ' was never presented in that building than was given on Friday evening last. Every artist as previously advertised was on hand, and each performed his and her part with creditand ability. Mr. J. T. Saigeon of Maple, made an excellent chairman. and the order tln-oughoutfwasall-that could be de- sired. Miss Mabel Tait proved herself an accomplished pianist, and played the accompaniments with skill and good judgment. Miss Tressa Flanagan was in fine voice. and her songs were. well received. Miss Ada. Casgrove is i always a. favorite, and she never gave ‘ better satisfaction here than she did Friday evening in her serio-comic and vaudeville selections. The two comic singers, MeSsrs. Harvey Lloyd and Harry Fay, were in good form, and they experienced no difiiculi y in bold- ing the attention of their hearers. Their songs were good, principally new. and many of their jokes were ex- tremely funny. And lastly let us re- fer to the part of the entertainment rendered by Miss Marietta. Lal)ell. She was gorgeously costumed, she gave every selection with grace and dignity, and in her portrayal of the simplicity of childhood she showed more than ordinary ability. Some of her impeisonations were very rich, and she succeeded admirably in keep- ing her audience interested. and in the best of humor. Every pei former dur- ing the evening was loudly encored, and all showed their appreciation by responding. The concert committee are to be congratulated on securing such excellent talent for the entertaim ment. [)ukn of Atkinsux n'l‘izlgo W hit cmupl if you don’t want to buy. don't. But look. Best dates. 60. 1).; best selected raisins. 10c. : best Japan rice, (Sic. : Swiss food. 140. ; Farinosa. 14c. ; grape nuts. 15:. Atkinson & Switzer. ‘ll he Maple baseball team came ouL. sday evanng in play the “ return” ch with Hm High Szthuul team,th ‘:' half an hour’s play it, had to be lied off." Maple had made 7 runs wn innings. and the home. team 9 ‘3 in one innings with one man out, the swoan in ning's when play )ped. Mr. G. H. Ellstun umpired gmne. \Vhilo catching behind the Mr. Montgomery of Maple un- ,lm:11(4l_v got his hand split between of hu .RGAINS‘ AT THORNHILL. , Shutel- of Thm'nhiH. advertises uther page that she is prepared 8. lilwml discounts on many lines ‘ds such :1»: prints, muslins, dress , woullvns. hosimy, gloves, 9. gentlomen’s suitings,wm~steds, s, etc., as \vvll as gmcuries, hard- ‘rlnd other lines. )‘V uppurtu ensure . See c .Hm FOUR A SUM M} \VA'H do pet us and mm foliow fashionâ€" Lt/Psi in gvnis’ linen collars Yurk bows, and fineshirls d nut go any further than ASEBAI at the l“ orks on ised a In usual ad \‘antu umt v u in'lots xitzer. me at 3H «LOST. \Vutch was lost on zlsfitnrn ange _S_treet . l’alnwr‘s “residence limits of the corpora- will he HWWLIVded by U] \vitzel KER TIER M. insinvss College, T0- .mractoristin: energy, nnduct :1 special sum- July and August, in Schtml tonnhvrs and ual vummnn enables antuge of sw-lx an ex- ly tn (manhinu profit, mug these holiday r] in this issue. ‘5 BIG“. $.90 such a fine dis- wagnns from one “air from Trench’s \ Friday. The ex- llkndn with canopy standard covered fly or piann box; a ed in the natural rt, :1 w-npcm'd road 51 "‘ng wagon and a Tm: LIBERAi. TEAMS. Santos coffee, 10c. qt: best, 1H0. p01 gal. ATL KAISERâ€"COSGROVE. ‘St. Mary’sflt. 0.) church was well filled yesterday morning at 9 o’clock when the pastor, va. Father Mc- Mahun,snlmnnizml the marriage of Mr. Geo. Kaisvr of King and Miss Annie ()nsgmve.of Bond‘s Lake. The bride was .1thde by Miss (:‘rerrudc Lynett, and Mr. \V'in. Cos-grove supported the groom. Aftvr tho cvrvmony was con- cluded the ynnng maple left. the church accompanied by the host wishes of many friends for their future happi- nuss. They will reside on Mr. Kaiser‘s farm a shnrt distance north of Temper- ancevillv. Although um- lute esteemed fellow citizen, Mr. \V. J. Clark, had been in failing health for a long time his death last Sunday came as a shock to many friends and acquaintances. During his residence hero dew-used made citizen, Mr. \V. J. Clark, had been in failing health for a long time his death last Sunday came as a shock to many friends and acquaintances. During his residence hero clecx-ased made many warm friends, and his early death is much to he regretted. The funeral yestvrday afternoon was large- ly attendvd, many lwing prvsrnt from a. distance. After the burial a memor- ial sernmn was proachod by the Rev. J. A. Grant. The son-owing widow and two daughters have the profound- est sympathy in tho lossvnf a. kind and loving husband and father. LYNETTâ€"In the second concession of Markham, on Tuesday. Maw 28, mo wife of F. Lynett :of a son. CLARKâ€"Ill R Wm‘ J. C Interun‘nt day Members of tho \‘ill‘ as a Court of Revision having made and subs as members of the ( seats. The clerk pl odnccd roll. were ll) Mr. J. G. Smitl to he tl‘illlspust‘d 1.35 (m \‘illngv lu! Ynnge Strum. Village Int Nu. William Murphy thew McNMr m McDougall us 101 In mm: roll was (:u 1y_Ee\‘is:-(1. The Council then met for general business, all the members present. Minutes of the 15th of April read and apprnved. The following cmmmmications were read: From Ontario Paving Brick 00., 2(3th'nl’Ap1-il, list of prices; Patterson Manufacturing 00.. 15th of May. prices and teams; J. A. Iinmsdvn, lounty Clerk, 9th (if May, " highways.” .The following :uzcuunts were read and mdm-Nl Ln lw paid : Ontario Lime Assuc'n . . . . . . . . . . $33 32 Jun. Shoal-down, teaming . . . . , 3 60 The first lacrnsse pumice of the sea- son was held Monday night when an unusually large number were out in the new colors of the club. The Lacrosse club intend to play in two leagues this ywu', viz: the Toron- to Lacrosse League and the Inter- mediate C. L. A. The latter consists of Torontos, Tecumseh, Markham, Brampton and Richmond Hill. Considerable difficulty is. being ex- perienced in securing A schedule of the U. L. A. as Brampton and Markham ob'ect to Richmond Hill bi ing admit- Leti t0 Dist. N0. 7. Axe those teams fearful of being downed hy the husky players from this town P This matter will be remedied however as the sec- -1'eta1-y has appealed to the President of the C. L. A. Preparations are in progress by the club for n Gala Day on July 1_st when a series of athletic sports and games will be put on in connection with the Chmnpionship Lacrosse match with the Oriols of Toronto. Membership tickets admitting to all matches can be secured from the Sec- retary for the small sum of one dollar. The folk)“ The con Women to travel mm advert}: lished house of solid financial st 3760 a. year and expenses. ull [)1 No canvassing required. Give e'xclmso salt-addressed stamped mesa Manager. 355 Custun Bldg. Half a. mile west of Richmond Hill. Binders Ind Mowers nâ€"paired on the shortest notice. Sith cents a hundred allowed on Wrought or ' ‘ cast iron. Shop open every night until 8.30. PLGW P0132? TS fiager’s Foundry, WANTED â€"- TRUSTWORI‘hY _ME}I_ ANP Bipans Tabulea: pleasant laxative. Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver. Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. Ripans Tabules cure headache. Plow Poi; t‘ for all the princi; 9.‘ pl ms at IN HIS ‘IZND YEAR. lflk V11 Lacrosse Notes. llil‘llll ichmund Hifi cemetery yesterâ€" REATHS mnd Hill. on 1 LEIR'B e (301111011 0.11'n( xmnt. . spocts the assessment 0d ;1 nd passed as final- un 48, nssussed to is changed to Mut- nwm-r zmd Duncan il s nan mu N< 71m 47 W. MAC-E R. Prop ll,qn Sunday. May 26. M. TEEFY, Clerk. d tht m M. TEEFY, Clerk. sa 3. (711 May 28, and (‘rihed the oath ‘Uul’t, took their in Hm r011 ()lllM lssessment :so for old estab- Laudiug. Salary Chicugb. 42-25 ynblevin cash. reference and envelope. Ad- S (H 5 to N0. t‘ side. of cil met 28. and $33 32 , 360 .1224 . 300 . 14 (>0 Ozone small 35, large 67 ‘l‘hnmas’ Eclectric Oil, 2 bottles for 250 Carter's Pills, 2 bottles for 25c Chase's Pills. 2 bottles for 25¢ Ct ase’s Czttal‘rllh Cure, 15c Chase's Oiuzment, 390 Chase’s Svi'up Linse d and Turpentine 150 Pier-06's Favorite Prescription U'ic Plorce’s Golden Medical Discovery 670 Pierce’s Pellets 150 Williams’ Pink Pills (genuine) 35c., 3 for Si Dodd’s Kidney Pills, 3uc Dunn’s Kidns Pills 35c.. 3 boxes for $1 Pm-meele's Pi ls 15c Burdock Pills'l5c Milburu’s Heart and Nerve Pills 35c., 3 for Si Aver’a Hair Vigour. 65c Ayer’s Surmpunlla 67c Ayer'a Cherry Pectorwl ‘20, 40 and 07a Hood's Sarsupurilllr. 670 Pame’s Celery Compound 67c Pcozt‘s E1uulsion.lurge 65c, smell 35c Baby’s Own Soap. 100.. 3 cakes for 25¢ 3 lb bar Snelleud Cusbile Sonu 2.30 Syrup Hypophosphites 2.5 and 65.0 Eczema. Ointment, 25(: Burdock Blood Bitters 650 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGJSTS. I71 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO - - Opp. Buggies, Surries, Phaetons, Mikado Road; Wagons, Spring Wagons, Delivery Wagons, Carts, and. all styles of vehicles. JACOB EYER & SON THE MELAUGHLER BéERIAQE 00 For Spraying. Pure Drugs and Patent Medicine Blue Stone and Paris Green \Ve sell one grade only and that the best made by The Hot Waves A‘tkmmn fig Switzaya Call and examine our goods before C. D. DANIEL 86 CO. RICHMOND HILL. A Magnificent Calendar for each customer. OSHA‘VVA, 0T V‘VE S E EJL Will come following on from this time forward like rollers on the beach. Get ready for term. Buy wash make them up. Better come quick while the assortments are goodâ€"â€" Price, a 8, IO, 12:}, 15c. and Price, 6%- Cool as an offended iriend are our Collar Corsets (Sum- mer) at 50 cents. Don’t suffer when it takes so little to make yourself comfortable. Ladies‘ Blouses 45, 5o, 65, 75, 85c. and up. Ladies’ Wrappers 75, 85c., $1.00, $1.20 and up. Epsom Salt: S_L}lpl}ur, 30. Compound 5y David’s Cougt Hyposulpt at Neabfuot. 0i] fl Canadian Wa can. we Syn"; m5, all kinds iyta made up carefully from pure .llJ Wl the heated goods and 3&3. mlTpélim-y 10c 11) ‘ Harness 35c quart r-white coal oil, equal to Amen. gal 1 Condition Powders 26c pgr t1u,_3_ for 250 ma purchasing. Cut-Rate Prices. m. 30c Killer Pme 25c, or 50¢ a. pint urge 500 Opp. Clyde Hotel