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The Epworth League have two new freezels to rent. One of them is a. twelve quart, the other a three quart. \Vill freeze cream in five minutes. Parties desiring to rent; freezers may have them at, 50 cents each. Apply to Mm. Trench. ‘.~\V. Mr, G. B. Newbery. S. W” R. A. Furquluu'son. J. W., D. llill. T1‘eus., D. Moodie. Sec’y, H. A. Nicholls. Chaplain, A. L. Skeole. _The above with those to he appoint- ed by the \V. M., will be installed on the 24th of June. V-zAt the last Regular Meeting the following \vele elected officers of Rich- mond Lodge. A. F. & A. ‘M. for the ensuing year :â€" MONTREAL, Dec. 1900. To the Public zâ€"Yuur druggist is hereby authorized to refund the pur- chase priceon a. twenty-five or fifty cent-bottle. of Greene’s “Eu-ranted Syn-u of Tar, ifit, fails to cure your coug 1 or cold. * The congregation of Trinity church, Thornhill, will hold their annual pic- nic in Minerle Spring Grove.0n Thurs- day, June 20. Thornhill Brass Band has been engaged fur the occasion. The gates will be open at; 4o’clur:k. Tea. will be served from 5 to 8. Straw- berries will he served with the tea. Admission to tea, 25 cents; Children, 15 cents. Ice Cream and Strawberries Will be on sale ; and there will also be a. salenf Ladies" \Vnrk. Music and games will be provided for the enter- tainment of visitors. The most remarkable photographs of wild animals ever taken are prob- ably those of Mr. A. G. \Vallilmn of Colorado, who has given up the best years of his life to securing them. The best pictures in his wonderful collec- tion are reproduced in Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly for June. Big value in me] bib overalls, smncl socks, etc. Atkiusm Next Sunday being Conference Sun day, the regular service in the Meth odist Church will be withdrawn Sun- ’day moi-11in". Theme will be service as usual in the evening. Mr. Andrew Newton happened an unfortunate accident lust eve He was standing on :1 step ladder stroying calm-pillars in his fruit. I when he fell frucLurinq his collar flower (; brother u this pvt-ace A meeting of Richmond lilll ricultural Such Lurne Hall on 7.30 o’clock. The .best, pun Ripper-ed herrin; baking powder, 1 & Switzer. On Saturday Mconstmu- was Mr. and M drove to Sum visit with Mrs. and Mrs. Juhn return Sunday. See the \Vickless oil stove at, C Mason’s. Mr. “.7. A, Glass who past six or seven mth mu] College, Hamilton, the examinations being week. Mr. L. Williams, the departments in bad a. call Mondu Mr. and Mrs. Eugm wankee. The latest in gents” stand up and high turned collars, Duke of York bnws, four-in-huml ties and flowing ends. Atkinson & Switzer. Rnll~C Friday 6 be “ How L0 Rev. \V. 14‘. Vk'ilsnn, a, former Rich- mond Hill pastor. has been elected President, of the Hamilton Methodist Conference. If you w m- 11 new I THE Luna] some bang Miss Com Snmvdc ()1) Tuesday man-ivd of the Ontario Bunk day and Lu-mm-row the Teuchel-S‘Conve RICHMOND I'IILI York Manda: The clerk itkinsma fit, (Signed) The Lester Dr. The Publ \Vinds Divisiu Iy, the LOCALE 5% £6( cat’H-pi'llnrs in fell fracturing vvnin Williums. foreman in one of x'tments in Newton’s tannery, H” Monday from his friends, Mrs. Eugene Victm'y of Mil- 111 at th (l Mrs. \3. Sutton \Vt Mrs. Huwis John \N'iHi 3th wt, a snap in s icyclu null and ociety will hév held on Saturday, 8th mth une 10. I: TO RENT. Atkinson & Swifiiéi Aurul topic ’of v fret. rid urt um um] c1100 Office [IS In 15!; Ml in consequence 0: nlmn m Newumrk ll A y] 111 Mrs. 15. Epwm-th League ‘tpmmd from last, canversatiun will uf Sin.” *ll'L The funne and J. I- will} Ju's mls wm'kin g pan ts, Canton hats. H. Greene 0 Ann-en How his fruit trees, his collar bone. Jun tin tin. E’WM. 1 a second-hand 1d see them at The agent has has spent the s at the Nor- is home again, concluded last M r. (7. H. L ewmarkot. your servant lbs. for 8th inst, at meets next A 11mm was (7. H. Lloyd Street I 1'0 :1 The our own Atkmson led Wit! evening Hill of was the tylvester Hill of in {tur- WU the ' A few errors crept into the prize list of the Fair as published in ourlast issue. \Ve were not able to give the names of the successful exhibitors for some of the sweepstake prizes. James Cameron should have been credited ’with taking first. lgrize for Span of General Pur ose orses, and second lfor 2-year-ol gelding or filly in the carriage class. Thomas Ludford got first for Jersey heifer, and D. Gooder- ham first for Holstein bull. Miss \Villmob first for fancy drape. J. & “7. Russell won the sweepstake for greatest number of prizes for cattle, lsheep and swine, and Miss Louisa. B. lFisher carried off the honors for the 3greatesb number of prizes in six de- partmentsjucluding fine arts and fad Maple, is sending very twat private Sign represents L Sam joining ham should, «and above You will have cash left if you trade here. B rice, 4c.; best, Japan rice. 6.110.; best dates, 6a.; size 60 to 70 prunes, 8c. 1b.; sugar corn, Sc. tin; sweet wrinkle peas, Sc. tin. Atkinson & Switzer. By a vexy satisfactory clubbing ar- rangement with that. great family newspaper, The Family Herald and \Veckly Star of Montreal; we are en- abled to offer to new subscribers that paper and THE LIBERAL to the first of next year, including the two noted pictures, “ Christ in the Temple ” and “ Home from the War,” for the small sum of 80 cents. To any of our pres- ent subscribers we olfer The Family Herald and \Veekly Star till January I, 1902, including both pictures, for 50 cents. rem:- al (la; pleas from Ix-om any p1 line. They and photog of persons, be roq uired and I} pretty looked month Hughe be 956 with c head 0 articles.“ Te four months gund to return truln- service f1 elusive. For next sale the of Mt \v111 (' on In. food, cufl’et NE\VM IliV the Memudisn‘cm ville, will be hvld Mr. Hx-m-y Smith 191h of June. '1' programme prov which will be giv few days. See posters. W111. Keith sition and the 11ch i1) _I?l}ilippine uh Min 1€S AUCTION SALE. Th9 furniture formerly contained in “7e cannot m Ml; VIOTORI The annual picn ictorizl Sgugu‘ei & tu I‘l Au \ PHOTOGRAPHERS II'C tplxm On work. rd‘t. 131 wi H Gaul St oubtles Lh the ; wmmml picnic Zelhudist clun- will be hvld 1 116E Is" Hotel. red will he takes bv at, H uxd l and hi Isbim: T\VO NEWSPAPERS. 1U TI at. J CORRECTIONS. RKET’S ( ll)‘ :e from M '01' rates. MI ll] if 3 cat rms (m y 1} rmon inst. )mm :.. ()hu'rch :s be muc ixbdve occ )l'ifl ace,” " The New rd Salisbury and British Army Bill, lemnitv." “hum Atkins," ’ERANCEVILLE m IT'S )IVIC HOLIDAY. June 12. date of' North iety's excursion to Port 'el‘ybodycome. Tickets day following. Specxal mm Maple to Barrie in- rates. time table, etc., J._ E. Cane. President: J( lake money bore. if you ;. rolled oats forz5c. ; Wheat, for 250. ; SWISS lll'l ,tle, horses ana other for the above stock, rte], Thérnhill, Will be auction, by Messrs. ntice, on Thursday , Terms cash. The ence at, 12.30. Im- tlm ahuve sale, the wilE take place at Among the stock to the above sale, the wilE take place at Among the stock to 310 fresh milch cows, side, 5 springers, 12 tle, horses and other “1C in Sal)!» uc m conne 11-01) at T0 on the g on \YL-dnc here wiH idL-d, psu't hl llowir X SQUARE flu uth ill 1 1 Connection with bath School will .xfia‘nturdayJune wing. Sunday,an- ll be preached at, Lov J. T. Mon-is. , Toronto. There 11 mun-est shown :nsious. vmd I, pzu'Licuhms by posters in uditm-inlly treatea ‘ nf Reviews are th,” “The Pres- L‘ that is now up mrd finish serge k fedoras. proper & Switzvr. Improvement ," ",HaLWuii-‘a “I‘he Expo- HERE. Lc. ; Santos Wit-zen ‘The Cubans ow State of m Industrial \‘ew English 1nd Ireland," M 1‘. Large Statianing These may rcLion with mpemnce- rounds of 'sday. the be a good ‘icu‘ums of Hb lev. Mr lay dele 'Uhilia WANTED â€" IRUS’I‘WORTB Women to travel and naval-Li lisbed house of solid financial s! 3780 o. yea: and expenses, all p: No canvassing required. Give unclean self-addressed scam ed I dress Manager, 355 Caxton B dg. Horses should be 1590 1611321215 high. in good condition. active and serviceabiy sound. No white or gray horses taken. Horses will be well ted and groomed. Pay. $1.00 per day and upwards according to quality. Apply asso'clock Tuesday morning. June 11, at the Armouries, uaen’s Avenue. Toronto. Lookout for men in khaki uniform wuh green tunings. or apglyj9_ Some 50 or 60 horses will be required by this Corps for drill purposes in Camp at Niagara. trg'm Jung lltp‘tp Jgno 22nd inclusive. TflHBNTQ MOUNTED RIFLES Sunâ€"In Richmond Hill on Fridav, May 30, Robert Siver, in his 52rd year. Sr. II~Don2le Atkinson, Nora Mc- Mahon, Freddie Sisley,Mur1‘ay Storey, Victor Brown, Alex. McConaghy‘Elsie Palmer, Muriel Brydon, Sadie Smith. Sr. IIâ€"Uassie Hill, Percy Hill,Ha1ry Naughton. Mabel Vanderburgh, Louie Thornback and Marjorie Boyle equal. Rilla. Barker, Hazel Smith, Eva. Hill, Alice Startup, Olive Morison, Russel Wilson, Irene Marsh,Lily Chamberlin. Harland Palmer, Charlie MetcalfiEdna \Valder. 60 Hrses Wanted ,, __.J .V, “m. AN, .u Jr. IIIâ€"Anme Kerswil], Jennie Hicks, Keith Hill, EmmaSisley, Lizzie Lealess, Susie Startup, Carmel Claffey, Frank Lynetlt, \Vinnifred Hume and Holme§ Gausby gquul. Sr. IIIâ€"Hazel Switzer, Frank Mc- Donald, Alice Cooper, Nellie (Jowie, Jessie Graham, George Vanderhurvh, Ellis \Viley, Frank Boyle, Jean Boyle. Class IVâ€"Kurl Storey, Stun- Mc- Mahon, Bm-b Sliney, Olive Chamber- lin, Ol'lllib Brydun and Herbie Clatfey equal, Earnest Smith, Jack Naughtun, Jennie Clark, Kenneth Smith, Benn. n 11... Redditt. uavt: Kmmy consented to act us put ronesses: Mesdumes J. Sanderson, A \VI‘ighb, J. A. E. Switzer, \V. Sander son, D. McDougall, A. S. Savage, Gr S. McDonald and R. A. Farquhurson. 'L‘ne following is the standing of the pupils for May. Arranged in order of merit. The first excursion of the season will be held by the High school at Bond’s Lake, on Friday, the 7th inst. The committee haw arranged a full pro- gramme of sports consisting of foot races, egg races, boat races, sack race. three-legged race, vaulting, hitch and kick, broad jump, throwing shot and' many others, for Junior and senior championships, so lovers of sports will be sure of a, good time. Among the girl’s sports will be foot race, (un- der 15), throwing baseball and a. hose- ball match. Students, their parents, and friends are cordially invited to at tend. Theludies will bring baskets and the gentlemen a quarter extra to de-I fray expenses of the day. The Pavilion tables and boats are at the disposal of the guests of the school. Come and have a good time. The excursion cars leave Richmond Hill at 10.30 a. in. re- turning at 7.55 p. m. Fare for round trip, 25 cents. The following ladies have kindly consented to act as pat- ronesses: Mesdumes J. Sanderson. A. Our citizens were again shocked last F1 iday by the stai-Llin news that Mr. Robert Siver, had die( at his home af- ter a few days’ illness. Deceased had fallen the pi'ei'ious Saturday on the edge of a Water trough and received in- juries which resulted in inflannnation causing his death. It was generally known in the village that he was suf- fering from the fall, but few outside the household knew that the injuries were so dangerous until it, was learned that he was gone. The funeral took Flace to the village cemetery the fol~ owing Monday. Before leaving the house a service was held by Revs. Wellwood, Large and Elliott when the sad procession proceeded to the place of interment. To the bereaved Widow and aged mother is extended the deepest sympathy, and friends and acquaintances alike deplore the un- timely d'eath of one who for many years had lived here. BANDMASTER SH UNISHONORED. The Hastings Star (if 30th of May containod the following. [hp person rc- feri‘ed to being Mr. J. ’1‘. Shunk, form- erly of Maplv. and Well-known here as a gpod comic vocalist,:â€"“ \thn at Colborne on Friday I;st Bundmnster Shunk was I't‘qu‘SLGd by Col. Pontm) to organize :1, band of not; less then n forty pieces, to accompany the 15111 Regiment tn the Pan-Amwicun Ex- Qositvion, Buffalo, on July the lst. Mr. bhunk has the proposition under con- sideration. The request to lend a band before people from all par-ts of the World is an honor Mr. Shunk czul just,- ly feel proud of and (me the village can also share. \Ve hope to see Mns'hnul; succeed.” Admission. Adults, 1 15 cents. Spuciul church on Sunday, and 7 p. m. Everyh The friends of Zion Church, Dollar, l are arranging for their annual Garden l Party to be hvld on the lawn Of Mr. John Ness on SutuI-(lnyfiunc 15. Fuot- hull teams frum Butlmwillmlmn stuff, Millikan, East York. Newton rank and other places are expected. A prize of $5.50 will be given the successful team. The. above teams to be on the grounds by 3.3!) p. m. Arrangemen's for other "mus are also being made. Thornhill mss Band will be in attend- anpe._ Tea. sqrved f1 om 5 to 8 p. m. ' The following is the s1 H0 FOR BOND’S LAKE 48-2 PUBLIC SCHOOLE 'GE'ORGE A.PETERS. Major L2 Commanding '1‘. M. R SUDDEN ‘ITEZX’TH‘ GA R DEN PARTY. DEATHS STWORTHY MEN AND ,nd advertise for old estab- financial standing. Salnrv unses, a1! paynvle in cash. ired. Give reference and d smmyed envelope. Ad- thon 8 as. Chicago. 42-26 irved fxom 5 to 8p. 11]. rlults, 25 cents; Children §pvciz|l sermons in the 1ndny, June 16, at, 2.30 Everybody welcome. . me excul-smn cal-s Hillat 10.30 a. In. re- . m. Fare for round The follo‘wiug ladies m Couege"8t.',"1‘b}'6nm acemetery the fol- Befm-e leaving the was held hy Revs. and Elliott whon JACOB EYER & SON VV’E SELL Buggies, Surries, Phaetons, Mikado Road Wagons, Spring Wagons, Delivery Wagons, Carts, and all styles of vehicles. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS I71 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO - . Onn. , ,fiu-__ Scott's Emulsion, largebac, small 35c Baby's Own Soap, 10c., 3 cakes tar 25w 3 lb but Snallend Castile Soau 25c Svrun Hypophouphites 25 and 650 Eczema. Ointment. 250 Burdock Blood Bitters 650 Ozone small 35, large 67 Thomas' Eclectric Oil, 2 bottles for 250 Carter’s Pills. 2 bottles for 25c Chase's Pills, 2 bottles for 25¢ Chase's Catarrah Cure. 150 Chase’s Ointment, 39¢: Chase’s Syrup Linsa d and Turpentine 15c Pierce's Favorite Prescription 67c Piei'ce's Golden Medical Discovery 676 Pierce's Pellets 15c Williams’ Pink Pills (genuine) 35c., 13 for $1 Dodu’s Kidney Pills, 300 Dunn’s Kidney Pills 35c., 3 boxes for 31 Parmeele's Pills 15c Burdock Pills‘15c Milbum's Heart and Nerve Pills 350., 3 for $1 Ayer's Hair Vigour. 65¢ Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 670 Ayer's Cherry Pectoml 20, 40 and 670 Hood’s Sursaparilla. 67c Paine‘s'gelegx Compound 67c THE McLAUGflUN GAEREASE 60 For Spraying. Pure We sell one grade only and that the best made by Call and examine our goods before purchasino. Blue Stone. and. Paris Green Afikinson £5 Switzer The E01: Waves RICHMOND C. D. DAN] A Magnificent Calendar for each customer OSIIAVVA, ONT. Drugs and Patent Medicines at Cut-Rate Prices Cool as an offended friend are our Cooler Corsets (Sum- mer) at 50 cents. Don’t suffer when it takes so little to make yourself comfortable. Ladies‘ Blouses 45, 50, 65, 75, 85c. and up. Ladies’ Wrappers 75, 85c., $41.00, $1.20 and up. 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€"- Price, 6%, 8, IO, {2:}, 150. and up. -Seigel’s Syrup. small 250.,131-ge50c. Nostle’s Food 400 Pure Cud Liver 01125c Compound Syrup White Pme 25c, ox- 50c a. pint David’s Cough Balsam 250 Hyposulpt ol Soda. for Poultry 10c lb Neacfoot Oil for Harness 350 quart Canadian Water-white coal oil, equal to Ameri can. [Sc a gal Condition Powders, all kinds Your (mt/la Receipts made up carefully from-pure rugs Halpiu's English Condition Powders 26¢ Gilleth’s Lye 100 per tin, 3 for 25c Kendall’s Spuviu Cure. 75c Beef,1ron and. Wine (pure).300 Cnstoria 250 Epsom Salts, 3c 1b.. 10 lbs. 1011 250 Sulphur, 3c. lb..91bs, for 25c. Glnuber Salts 301b, 1011: for 256 Hesse's Poultry Panama. 300. Hesso's Instant Louse Killer 309 Little's Sheep Dip McDougall’s Sheep Dip Cooper’s Sheep Dip Elliott’s Sheep D'm EL 86 GO. 'FI'TT.T. Slleefipif) the heated goods and Opp. Clyde Hote