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Remode!led‘,1ud new 0 us otthe mos on hotels on Yongo Sm veuieuxe Sammie tflwe‘lers. An Mon! 2 or driving parties, bio toorraburuiug from pass the door Liver VETERINARY SURGEON, Thor-11211111. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. 04115 by day and night prompt] _ tended to. From E1 Informu thankful 0 10 NOTARY PUBLIC PAL M E RICHIE VOL, XXVIII. One hund cession, TOV ply to FARE Strayefi GE é Room 12, I‘ll Victoria St. T‘ Best fitting befibh. also 1‘9.an JOHN R. CAMPBELT. Tmms 61 \i’. C. SAVAGE LIBERAL PRINTJNG & PUBLISHWG HOUSE RICHMOND HILL,ONI‘. T . F. McMAHON, Will be Dr. C. HAROLD CL AEKSON DENTIST. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, &c. ‘ssuer of Marriage Licenses. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE. l. H. SANDERSQ VETERINARY SURGEG RICHMOND HILL THURSDAY MORNING DR. H. W. ANDERSON EWentist, Cor. Carlton and Yonge Sts., Toronto Vill be in Richmond Hill on \V( nesday of each week. Office, next door north of Stand- ard Bank. Office Hoursâ€"8.30 a. m. to 5 n. m. 6‘ BUSINESS CARDS fitting teeth, also replating, at lowcst prices. Good work. DR. WM. 5133,5533 I)enti:§t. per annum, in advance.] Thornhill Every Wednesdav. Bloor and Yonge, Toronto. COMMISSIONEBIN THE Emma & Paong'roB ‘0 \V I] ctsrizmm le furnist onvenient a ‘R HOUE 0ND EILI ":ISHED EVE AT THE genial. fiififim PER DAY Emma? W} 1n ’m‘onto. ND \Ved 1M 1'0 5: at 1t Licensed Auctiouen f‘ and Ontano All Sale: Licans e Auctioneer for the Ca spectfully solicits your patron influence sales “(waded on t): and at; reasongbembes. P.O. a tended to on the shortesi 1;; ratea. Mortgage and hamfl’ Residencednuufl’vine Out‘ SATURDAY, NOV. 5 flag? KEEEWQE‘ Then keep your gray hair. If not, and have all the dark, rich cglgr Licensed Auctioneers {orthe Cou Sales lttended to on shortest untiv ( on ablerates Patronagesoli ‘ted Instruction in the ._-_. “guru” G R Gouidmg, Newton above Licensed Auctioneer for the Goods sold on consignment; stoc etc promptly unmade! ralliesn {tesidence Uniom'iile I Barristers and solicitors. Monev to loan on land andchattel mortgages at lowest rates Aurora. officeâ€"Removed to the old post ofl’uc.’ one door west of the entrance to the Ontano Bank Newmarketz ofliceâ€"Three doors south of the post office ’1‘ HERBERTLENNOX, G STV Monmx Aurora. Kenn-Amara! JAS. N EVVTON Mr. Cook will be: afternoon of e. LENNOX & MORGAN Barristers, Solicitors Home Life Building hold Luau Bldg). Cw ISSUER MARRIAGE LICEN_SES, EEJGIN 3111.11.18 Barristers, Solicitors. etc. FORONTO OFFICE: N0. 33 Bk mnnd St. “restJVosley Buildings (Methodist Book Romm) T0- manta. J. H. PI “nice. Undm'takors .‘k J. EM CHMON LIBERAL Lindsey. Lawrence 2?; W adsworth, MONEY TO LOAN AT h‘Z mugs zlout W RICHMOND 00K & JOHNSTON zeon, Maple stnckof Funeral I kept at both plum (11111116 Efi‘AMEHuE SECiLlAN -1sters,Selicito=s. Notaries, 83:. Life Building (formerly Free- }vzm Bldg. ), Cor. Adelaide & Victoria SLs.. Tux-unto. , Sitting of Divi Jounty of York, in the Court Rt RICHMOND HILL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19!, 1905 D. G. Blflifflll ijcou & NECK: won . D HILL Office, Richmond Hill on Saturdavs. 931 mfil-fl) b) Wag: N- ‘17 ET BROS L & THORN Smii monks the County of York, re‘ be 101' lav-m Em bu In: N's, )Lhe old post ofl’xcu the entrance to the iaple on Thursday with week. 8. Notaries bhe County of York 1; General sales 01 dad to at reasonable sales attended to ‘l of rook. agent for the uage and friendly yhe sLoz-Lost. notice address King sion Cm will be 1 mm. HILL smztials, Unity ; in Noanssentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity. Flu-his ices. Phone EBAL 27255 ‘iano Play- J E McEwen Weston mtyof York fund a ran. or:an Nexsmarket as af York :k &c, at- reasonable {111101) Y, 33 R i011- urt for held 1905 ‘LERK HILL hing“ by a. car which the motorman Seemed to have lost control of. and lost his life. The car jumped the truck at Queen St. and dragged the young man to death. The motorman was arrest- ed. C. O. Rnckwo while wheeling 1 St. Tuesday mor by a. car which b to have lost cow life. The cari Mch‘ :1 Arms rett, } fem Bert Al-chi Jun Mary Se-nior Della H( Junior Report of S. S. No pose holdng their the Masonic Huih the 20111 inst. A p ing nf readings, rec solos and choruses commence at, 8 p.111. admission fve (vf15 there will be a Ian good time is anticip Whn has resigned Mr. and Mrs. mnto Junciiun x Mr. T. Cousins (7 day. Sund: The Miss Laura puinted org-(a chm-ch in pl Whn has resig Mr. and M Treasurer. Mrs. C. H. Kefl’m- has disposed of her house and lot to Mr. Ger). UHI'I‘UW and intends removing to Toronto in the near future. (she home of Mrs. Creasor, the oldest member of the Society, on Wednesday afternoon of last week and spent; a sociable Lime. A photo of the group was taken by Mrs. Martin, after Which tea. was served. Mrs. Creasm- was pre- sented with a. golf jacket and a pair of slippers, and the following ucldwss was read :4â€" We regret exceedingly that your ill health of late has prevented you from mingling among us as formerly. You have been sadly missed, and the work which you always so energetically guided, and so skilfully performed, has been sadly neglected, owing to the fact that we have no such Mother in I>rnel to take your place. “'0 shall not soon forget; your cheery presence and fer- vent zeal which in the years past has been a. constant somce of inspiration to us all. “'0 ask you this afternoon to accept the humble offering We. bring in the spirit in which it is givenâ€"that of sisteriy love. It only expresws in a, small degree our love and esteem for you, but we have learned that it is little things that count in this life, and we just wished to let you know while we are together that your labor among us has always been highly appreciated, and that your Christian example will ever he a strong influence, drawing us toward the pure and holy, and that you will ever he remembered by the good you have done. Our Vt-ry Dear Friond,â€"It gives us much pleasure this afternoon to have the privilege of met-Ling with you in your home. “’0 meotus members of this Auxiliary to expvess to you a measure of our friepdship and love. 1‘0 Mrs. ( of \V ‘;\ ll xe Masomc nail on h‘rlda; le 20111 inst. A program!) g ml" readings, recitations, dos and choruses will be vmmence at 8 p.111. There lmission fee of 15 cents. I lere will be a lurgeatten )od time is anticipated. Ltson, Ruby nn Harrison ior IV Mns‘ MRS MRS. (REV.) Jos. E. “'ILSOX, fl Vice-President. M RS mwron. III. Clussâ€" Muriel News Notes. 11‘1 h] tensor, 15 M. :h the control in; jump ban g1) 1y. v u BYAM, Cox-responding Secretary. CRADDOCK, SAIGEON, Recording Secretary. Class â€" R ‘0”. ()1 Richardson has hePn ap- nist, in the Mtthudist u'e‘uf Miss E. Cmnpbell, Uma, He )rni paember Lewis Knapp 0f Tn- visited at the home of on Saturday and Sun- nnie 35 years idly down zill 9, Vaughan, for H01“ M7 McDonald, en \V( SIS Alek. 1 E‘enwi 1 rfi msb Bishop utley 110p, 'ut< ‘utt )h President. Kinnco rbnugh rbaugh of age, McCaul al-taken 011 Be: \Vhiu Dom Arvl 51$ Mc- Roy ll'l :11 1-, u m J h “Ueuterin of umnici} sentiment on at iegu. Townshi; option 13.5 to bring ( The Toronto ‘Vorld ( tained the following pzu The Pioneer. in refers ance czunpaigning. thu Senior Iv.â€"Hannah Chapman, Her- bie Lueshy, Lavilm Rankin. Junior 1\'.â€"E111ily Rankin, Garland Lungstatf. Senior III.~Gladys Bull, Alice Page. EnunzL Chapman. Junior III.â€"Georgie Robinson, Irene Chapman. Senior II. â€"â€" Nellie Page, Nathan Chapman. Junior ILâ€"Amy Ball, ‘anlington Monknmn, Stewart Page, Violet Unse- luv. worth Pu rt The cause of the “Blight” Which par- ticularly affects the leaves is a fungus, and the Bordoeux mixture properly made and applied will hold thisdis- ease in check : but the wet or soft rot cannot be managed by spraying with this mixture, because the disease is present in the roots and tuhorsand hence cannot be got at. The cause of the “Rot” disease is a bacterium, a. minute rod about 1/20.000 of an inch long. which grows with great rapidity in the tissues of the. potato and se- cretes a. substance which has a dis- solving action on the cell walls which hold the starch and other contents of the cell in place. When these cell walls are destroyed the potato becomes watery and soft, putrefaction sets in and the tuber is destroyed. The Bacteriological Department of the. Ontario Agricultural College, which has been studying the disease for the last year, would like to ascer- tain if the disease in various parts of Ontario is similar to the one with which it has been working, and which caused so much damage last year, and hence would like farmers troubled uith this diseasc to mail an affected potato and state at the same time if they were troubled with the soft or wet rot last year, and to what extent the rot is present in the present sea- son’s crop. Langstatf Sol The November, 1904, the Ontario Bureau stated that considurd penled (m potatoes, 6 the crop was grown (I on low lying land. T fuclive 0(151'. Finally 1 comes :1, mass of black S( The stems of the po may not be affected. case the base of the stem colored and black, th above wilt and the en over. If a piece of d cut open the fibrous st fibrovnsculzn- bundles) brown to black in 00101 “Blight.” At first sight most of the potatoes appear to be Sound, but on examination the skin over certain areas is found to be discolored and on Eressure the part beneath is soft. On making; the skin a turbid liquid can be easily pressed out. Thisliquid may contain gas bubbles and turns black on exposure to air. The skin from af- fected parts easily peuls away and the newly exposed flesh is watery and white, but soon discolors in the air, be- coming almost black. Later the flesh softens to a white. watery pulp and eoomos highly offensive, with :1 putm- )(m! 1‘1) zu )I‘K l1 : u'k In. Local Option Campaigning Iicifialiti ent is ve Will extend g‘mup Ineuti 'lhere are a n North Y0 111K ,st year. on votin municip: m ff School Report for September as grown lg land. ariously 6 cent. '1‘} distinct f l’l( Lt St( Iarshull Robinson, I Potato R of black soft p‘ulp. (1f the potatoes may or affected. In the former of the stems becomes dis- hlzwk, then the leaves nd the entire stem falls fleet: of diseased stem is ‘ fibrous strands in it, (the bundles) will be found OI ennis \Vhite. (B)Ka Russel Monkumn. I Elm \Veldrick. Eigally the potafto be thu l‘bis 11) W Llity. u-ll Lu II 10D ‘lll I‘OIIE iAIE fl-mn The extent, of th estinmted at from his “soft” or “wet fmm the so-callel sight most of th he smtnd, but 0‘ kin over certai‘ a discolored and 0‘ “’ {IS vill L, cmp bulletin of 1 of Industries able rot had ap- espzcinlly where on heavy soils or Flue extent of the ar pl 11f a m wh RISON'. Ht and )up ( Mont to te he mothe] >f town :11 luca .1 861183 llll' the l'th ronto ( pomts. rate is ( ON 0 will lea 9.35 a. market connect June 11. 1905 on Ixietropolitan for Schomberg Fair SINGLE FARE will he E0”) Threshers’ Coal on hand. m Coal and Wood Dellve‘red. Prices Right. GOOD LIVERY IN CONNECTION. Fifty-one acres and a quarter. being the south-east quarter of Lot 22 in the 4th Concession of the Township of Markham. Good buildings and fruit. Soil the best. For fuI-Lher particuhus inquire of ONE HUNDRED-ACRE FARM ad- joining Village of Richmond Hill ; good house and outbuildings; in fair state of cultivation; possession April 151;, 1905: fall ploughing can be done at once. Apply to 100 acres, being the estate of the late Thomas Breen, York Mills. lst Con., East York ; beautifully situated on old Yonge street, Within five min- utes’ Walk of school, post, office and street; curs. Apply on premises. keep their peeling apples separate from the cider apples. \Ve expect Lo buy a. quantity of cider apples. As we have now a capacity of about 3000 gals. of cider boiled into jelly and apple butter per day. we hope to ive our customers quicker work and et- ter satisfaction than ever. Customers are respectfully request- ed to do business on tvheubove men- tioned days as we live a distance from the factory and customers coming any other day would find it, vex-y incon- venient. Géflar am My W Will run on custom tember one day Monday Sept. 25, and will run first; three daysot each week during October and November up to and 1‘11â€" cluding Nov. 15,1905. As is well known We nmke raw cider. boiled cider, apple butter, and jelly all from your own apples. Cider can be boiled to any thickness; Jelly apples should be Well ripened and two-thirds sweet. Parties wishing apple butter shou‘. keep their peeling: apples sen-(Irate We hope to see all our old custom- ers back again this season as usual with as many more as possible. Thanking the general public for past, favors, We solicit a continuance of the same in the future. To Rent or for Sale LEVER‘Y CQAL f1. ‘V finger 82.: Son Special Service and Babes 14-1 Efiichael Em 11-14 62 Farm for Sale 1t .lI’( ERiolunond Eriil F03; SALE [Single copies, 3 cts. Edgelv v G. EVANS-LE\VIS, 43 Adelaide Street, East, Toronto. VVGGQ work during only, namely ED. BRO‘VN, Cashel P. lv H r should Separate n 2‘0( 1]). rule 11-14 llt 'aw m d