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ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1905 gs, Charity.” :? Alway to have. The hair stops falling, grows long and heavy, and all daiidrufl’ disappears. An elegant dres “ {133:0 ignited! ” I Is PUBLISHED oven? THURSDAY MORNING AT THE LISERAL PRINTING & PUBLISHiNG HOUSE Ricuiioxn uttnour. 'I‘ . F . Me 3.1 AH O N, Eoi‘ron .S‘z PROPRIETOR .t NE 5 s CARL BUS S. gushed. D n. W. DEAN (Successor to Dr. L-iwr;isoii) liic‘lunont‘i {iii} m: I..._’. '11 IL . emu. reams, II) 9111332133.. Room I2, I‘ll Victoria St. Toronto. Best lifting tccth, also i-eplnting, at lowest prices. Good work. DR. ii. "n. ANDERSON, Drench-st. Cor. Carlton :ll‘lzl Yougc Sts., Toronto ‘Vill be in Richmond Hill on \Ved- ncsdiiy of each “'l'f‘k. Ofl'jcc, next do u' north of Stand- :ii-d Bank. Office Hoursâ€"$.34) ii. iii. to 5 p. m. ....L._. ,L _ 7. ‘ Dr. C. HAROLD CL ARK-SON DENTIST, Cor. Bloor and Yonge, Toronto. Thornhill Eve’s" Wednesday. ctn‘iuti’y JOHN R. CAMPBELL, VETERINARY SURGEON, rEll()i”llR}iill. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. J. II. shine-{sou VETERINARY SURGEON, RICHMOND HILL Gulls by day and night promptly atâ€" tended to. NOTARY eoumssmunn IN run HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,&c. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE. PALMER HOUSE- RICHMQND HILL, 3-; ’JodOllOd,dnd newly furnished throughout 0 us ortue :nos ouveuient and comfortable hlt-‘lli on You-{e Street Every modern con- vmieixe Su-unle rooms for commercial tnwedors. \iiidoelstoiipinqplm-e for riling or drivingii'u~ties,bicyclists, or farmers gomg tn'n'ravi-uiiiu frvivn market. Electric cars pass the-1c or Livery in connection TERMS ei.o PER DAY W. C. S \VAGE Prop S uhscr'ibe tor THE LIBERAL , -â€" .w.¢.-_-.-~.v4 ‘ i > Heir Receiver Money to loan on land and matte; Newmarkei officeâ€" ’I‘ HERBERT LENNOX, J T Saigoon, Licensed auction Bales Lttendcd to PUBLIC. "'7 v r: IA . ir, all the dark, rich color It used $cenl. G G S I.indsey.K C A G F Lawrence W Itidout Wadsworth Lindsey. Lawrence & W adswor-th, Barristers,Solicitors. Notaries, lac. Home Life Building (formerly hold Loun Bldg.). Cor. Adelaide & Victoria. Sis, Toronto. LIBERAL Office, Richmond Hillon Saturdays. COOK & JOHNSTON Barristers, Solicitors. etc. TORONTO OFFICE: No. Rich- mond St. \Vest.\\'cslcy Buildings, (Methodist Book Room.) To- rnntn. Mr. Cook will be at Maple on Thursdm afternoon of each week. . MONEY TO LOAN AT oz. His. N ewmn ISSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, Phone Main ‘GB’ mortgagesa= _ lowest rater. Auiorn-ifficeâ€"Removeu in the old port cflic. one door west 01 the entrance to thi Ontario Brink Three d :o Inflomre t rs south of the (9. ST" Mona”: A.nrore. Newmaikel ’i‘ M3110 ck, Lee, Millikan & Clark Barristers. Solicitors, Etc. DOMINION BANK CHAMBERS, l S. \V. Corner King & Ynnge Streets, TORONTO. Private and Trust Funds to loan :11 lo w cst current rates. J. H. Pi entice, Licensed Auctioneer for the Count , of Y ~ Goods sold on consignment y ( ” stoc 0:0 promptly tttendedt . rates 0 at reasonabl: Genera, sales ‘ Residence Unionville (x R (roulding. Newton Breakagenl for the above J R McEwen Weston Saigcou a McEwnI. Maple eers forthe County of York. onshortesiuoticeand a. tea enableretes Patronage solicited D. G. BLOIIGEI, Licena e Auctioneer for the County of Yor , re~ spectfully solicits your patronage and friend]: influence sales attended on the sLortest notiCI and at reasoneberatee. P. 0. address King the»; . WRIGHT BRO S, (lntlcrlakt-rs fir Embalmcrs. ".‘ '1 RICHMOND HILL & THORNHIII A arge stock of Funeral Fnrn ishings kept at both places. .w; s5.:.¢.-.*u .25- . ,- -. ;.- .5»: . LEAR-LE NEW Pianist Instruction In tho Art of Piano Play- mg. Classes in Rudiments, HIStUl'y, etc. RICHMOND HILL IllillSIIlli - tfilllll'. The Next Sitting of Division Court for No. 3, County of York, will beheld in the Court Room, I RICHMOND HILL I SATURDAY. JAN. 20. 1906 Commencing at, 10 a. m. ’1‘, F. MCMAHON. CLERK Harmony. King Connoil. Council met at Ali-Bride‘s Ilolel, King, (in Suturday, Nov. 25th, 1905. Members all present. Minutes nflzist inccl iug rciid :iud :ipprovcd. The (lnuiicil in committee of the \\'l]('l€‘ on bills, Mr. Ai‘iiiitugc in the chair. IIcsolvcd tli-if lln- ll'l':t.<lll'l‘l‘ be authorize-d to pay tlicfollowim,r hills :â€" Joscph Billings, month‘s salary, Yonge Sll‘t't‘t . . . . . . . . . . $ 33 33 J. M. Dunn, riizid \thl'k . . . . . . . 12 00 3 G90. “'zilkcr, repairs to bridge 4 HO \Valkcr Morton, icpnii's to cul- vci-ts........ ... . . . . . . . . . 600‘ Alfi-cd Copson, I'Uild work . . . . . 1 (IO Jumcs Morning, “ . . . . . 1 50 C. F. Donn, “ . . . . . 1 50 S. \V. Ariiiitagc. work on new roud,L.&S.. 101 23 Dzivid liuiuhle, digging ditch .. 32 25 s. J. Badger, H .. 27 no R. S. C(liik, road woik. . . . . . . 4 50 b.1’i-tlugc, l‘t):l(l \\'()l'k and cedar 32 10 Albci t “1113', hauling gravel midccdur . .. 1d 00 Jos. Sti'vct, road work . . . . . . . . . 5 'll) .l. M. ()‘Biii-n, blacksmith bill . 1 50 Mi. chtoii, road work. .. .. 8 38 M. Mct‘allum, work on bridch 15 z“) Alfi‘cd Gui-don, co-dnr .. .. ... 5 00 A. McMui'cliy, tiiiibci- l 50 \Viu. .l)l'.‘lCl|Il, road \vni-k .. 5 50 Robt. \V'iles, repairs to bi'idgc, and plank . .. . 7 4!) Gnu. Hedl'cru, repairs to cul- l’l‘l‘t~‘ .. . .. .. 200 Dowzcr 8: Mellow, repairs to hill 25 00 Geo. Holden, blacksmith’s bill. I 15 \V m. Ji-witt, mud wmk . . . . . . 7 98 James Thompson, repairs to culverts .. .. . . . . . . . . . 12 75 Jonathan Folliott, use uflii-ld for temporary road . .. . . .. 6 00 Al red Fulliott. servicesuttcnd- u; light, and oil . . . . . . . . . . 2 70 \V. 8. Bond, refund on statute l:il)iil‘,. .. . .. . ... L. lillll‘s & Sons, tiiiibci' . . . . . 17 04 .l. L. Jenkins, postage, express, 12 >5 J.Llilt‘s Gillies, [canning lumber, (‘10 . . . . . .. .... 915 Thus. \\'. Lciiimi, lumber . 23 25 . ecuuiseth Township, rcpuii's tnwnlinc, 'l‘ccuiiiscth and King . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104 07 GlllN‘I‘L Fulliulb, i'mid wm k . 30 Allici t Stewart, \VUIk (iii LuS» l;.-iybiidgc.. .. 150 Rubi. Iiclly, grading hill and bi-idgcs, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145 87 R Hiiglicy, blacksmith bill... . 4 75 G u. Tcusdule, biidge rcpuii-s, ct" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1708 John Clnik. hauling tile . . . . . . 3 (ll) Hx-nry Miller, road work . . . . . 2 70 \Viii. I‘lt'U-‘II‘IUII, “ . . . . . . 20 8.5 Andy Mct'luic, “ 13 38 Al'tr-i- the committee other a petition sigin-d by some 35’? ratepayers asking the Council to submit to the municipal electuis of llie township for rat-iticn-i tioii :L by-liiw prohibiting thcsulenf intoxicating liquors within the muni- cipzilily. Said petition was presented by Chas. Mc'l‘ni ish and Rev. N. Hill of King City and Rev. Mr. Madden of Schmnbci'g. Council utljoul‘ncd to c insidi-r the Local Oplion pctiiinn, and after an absence (:fuboiil thirty iiiiiiiitcs (in risumiug their seals an- lltlllllL'l‘Ll they “14'? unanimous in not submitting the by-lilW. Phillips â€" Al’lllllilgt‘ â€" That the fol- lowing sheep claims he puitl, being two-third viiiuc ol’sumc: \Vin. Lynn, $25.44: (‘nbel Binwn, $10.40; Addis \Vintci‘, $12.00; llii'niii Putter, $11.50; Hugh Graham. $10.00; \Vm. Ferguson, $4.40; Edgar Hughes, $6.00; \Velliiig- inn Duvc, $5.34; Andy McClure, $12.67: Bobt. Archibald, $7.34; Neil McM llH'Ily, $36.00. I’liillipsâ€"Illcllluichyâ€"Thzit the fol lowing pcl'SOHS he paid the sum set op- posite their respective names. bring entitled in the amount for cicction of “'ll‘l' fences on the highWHy, the same liuving lwcn inspccli-d: J. 0. Jitiiiic- sun, $3.84: Jus. PJIIIIM‘I‘, $12.80; J. \V. Gamble, $2.00; James Hall, $35.00 : T. K. Fcigus‘nn, $2.80; Mrs. Mary Adams, $4.7lil: Murk Lanl'ni'd, $6.48. l’hillipsvâ€"Mcilliii-rhyâ€"Thul;thclliini- iltou Bridge C0,, Liniiti-d, be p:iid the sum of $3195.00, biilnucc iii lull for Lus- kay bridge. I’hillipsâ€"Armitngeâ€"Thzit the Home and Ci.iincilloi' McMui'cliy bc a com- niiltce to investigate the claim of Frank Lloyd rc (IHIHHHUS to engine and X'i‘pill'l at iicxt met-ling. Byâ€"hiw No. 168, to appoint plzicc for holding nomination, pulling booths ’ and dcputy l‘t‘llll'nlllg officers, rcccivcd its Sci ci-zil readings and passed. Nomination, Friday. Dec. 22nd, at Cl'(>!~'slcy's Hall, King City. Polling Siili~l)iv. No. 1, Syndicate Hull, 'I‘ciii- p“l'ill’l(‘(~"lll0. \Vin. Ferguson, Deputy Returning ()fiiccr; No. 2, Davis House, Luke Gibbons: No. 3, Jucksnn's shop, King Hum, John A. \X'atsoii: No. 4, Tciiipcl'nncc Hull, Kcltluliy, M. \V, Ri-lllliSllll; Nil. 5, J. B. Russ‘ house, R. Rutln-ifoid; No. (i, 'I‘cuipci-uuce Hull, iSchoinbcrg, R. J. Creighton: N0. 7, Mll<ic Hull, Nobleton, J. G. Pringle; N0. 8, Jennings“ Hall, Lloydtnwn, Al- : fred Lloyd; I\n. 9, I‘eiiipcraiucc Hull, Glcuvillc, Bcnj. Houslip; No. 10, Jack- son’s house, C. J. Fuller. On motion of S. W. Armitage, Coun- cil adjulll'nt’d to incet at Temperance ilnll, Keltlcby, on Friday, Dec. 15th, 905. l l ‘scnt In us l'l‘Jlx‘Uns for its ,chcr yet licuid one who An Odd Idea. question discussed with more or less earnestness at the present time, yet one of paramount iinporlnncc. not on- ly to the pi cscnt gi-ncriition but, also In those whu will cmnc Iilln llic iulicr- ilunci- of (his land of ours with all its blcsrwd nppm luiiilii-S is the Abolition of the Liquor 'I‘i'ui’lic. \Vhilc lhosc who urge the destruc- tion of the bar iind its cvils, uny pic~ :ibnlilinn, I would not admit that (Illl' licensed hotels filled a. curtain nw-d in our bind, and I never yet limii‘d one suggest. any inclhod of I'f’plufrlng' our lliilt'ls by huliscs whit h wuuld servc the mine piii'anc. My (ibjcct in writing: this, is to suggest an idea, in :i crude way, which might; if thought out more fully give us the silllli‘fiili‘fl|llllll0llflti0ll and benefits :is our hotels \viilinul llll‘ cvils~ which :ll‘t) suppnscd to I)!‘ lil<l‘[lill‘.‘llllf“ fl‘iilll tin-iii. 'l'hu oppniicnls of lhc Liquor 'l‘i'ufllr: iiniy bcdividcd into two clusscs (I) tln-ss- who do so fiuin pi-inciplc, (2) those who are oppuscd from Inter-cst. Tn refute tin-so two :ll)l:IngII~tS, we must pi-nctisc dillcicnt iiiclbods. To Lliosc \vhu liuiicslly uphold the sulc of intoxicating liquors. wccnu only pi-c- scnt :ll‘glllllt'nls bust-d on such un- iiiisliiknble pi'ciiiiscs (but. Ilicy will come Il' our way of thinking. '10 [be other class. We must cil ll('l ivlfci- souu - thing which will supply equally as \vcll llicii' iicrds, (ii- pi-i-suudc thriu tlii-ii- loss is mine than [In-ir pull]. The I'm-inter, I lu-licvc, is the casiein (Innsitlv-rnlinns IIIUSI pi-tcnt in load- ing: iin-ii in support our pl‘t’h‘l’lli, IIII‘Ill' (id of handling llic tiu‘il'liciirc ’lusincss, Interest, iiccmninnduiinn lle tlw tl‘lt\'- cll ng public. and Taxes. Now it is a wcll-known fm'l lllul lhe must f‘XpPIl‘ siie iiimins of raising public, funds is by indirect tuxutluu. chcc, while the liccnsv fcc, purt of which cut-h iiiu- nicipnlity i'i-ccin-s for public lllll‘piist‘s cci tuiiily goes (I! reduce tnxzitinn, yct it is thc l'lliil'l' I‘X])Pll.\l\'(' \\'}|y (if their cullcclinii. Iiidividiinls who nhsiuiii iiiayreceivcthcir lit‘lll’fil, not so hc who indulgcs in IIIE‘SQ‘, l.c\ci-;i;.ri-s,foi- his liquor costs him more than double the tuxcs suvcd. Now, it sccms lo inc that we could easily find ilL'ClIlllllllidIILIOII for our travelling public and :i pi-cvciitnlivc against loss of busii‘n-ss \vvi'c the fl‘ilf- filizllllillslli‘d. \Vc must ll:l\(‘ lilillse’S of cnlcrtuiiiuieiit. Suppose wn contin- iic thnsc public houscs of cntci‘tniu- nicnt without bars. and continue trio the gmcrnincut inspui-tiou of the sum-J, to keep ll‘ll‘lll up In H. ccrliiin sliiiulzii'd, and if the profits of such a. business are. too iiinng’i'c Ln induce mcn to invest. tin-iii, suppose the govern- nicntandciich municipality giant H. certain sum czich ycui- to the support of such places, limitingr thcm of course in acmrd witli the population and needs, somewhat similar to the pics- cnt hotels. By so doing, the needs of truvclleisund the interests of trade would be served. True, our taxis would be increased, but we Would thus abolish whnt is CUIICt‘le by the best thinking men to be .‘I. blight on (illl' lzind, and :is a whole be money in por‘kcl, for the liquor sold annually SIII'pHSSPS any sums, which Would be devoted to this object together with thc other taxes the. revenue from tax- cs saves us from. The grunt necessary for each might hr uniteriully diminished by placing public libraries, reading rooms etc. under the control of the proprietors of these places. A FRIEND on TEMPERANCE. Richmond Hill, Dec. 5, 1905. â€"â€"vâ€".- hiaple At a special meeting of thc'I‘own- ship Council on Monday it wusdocidcd to submit the qucstinn of Local Option to the rutcpziycrs zit the miinicipiil election in Jilllllill'y. Mr. l‘lith‘lSOll, rcpi'cseutiug tlic Licensed Victunllci‘s‘ Association, was pi'csi-iit, and ii niiiii- her (if ('lr‘l’gylllt’n and others spoke in favor of llic bill. The section mcu bore Inid :i narrow eSt-npc last Friday. Thcy did not hear a train coming from the north. and hand barely time to jump from their hand-ear, leaving it on the truck. It was broken to picces by the ciigiiic. Mr. II. C. Billll‘y illlkl Mr. I). Burgess i-etui-ncd on Saturday from u week‘s limiting ncnr I'Ieuvei-toii. They were accompanied by Itcv. Inn A. R. McDonald of Georgetown. They found game quite plentiful. box social in Hill of St. Stephen‘s Church is to be held in \Vilson's lnill, Teston, (in Friday cvcning. Mrs. J. T. Siiigcnu is spending sev- Pl‘ill weeks with hcr sister, Mrs. J. I’ill‘l', at. Tormnrc. There is an outbreak of smallpox West of here on thc sixth concession. Quite a number of houses have been quni-mitine-d. and the school at Vellorc has been closed. Spccizil this wcck â€" 25 lbs. cxfi-a granulated sugar for $1; 6 lbs. cooking figs, 25c; 4 lbs. seeded raisins, 25c.: 30 lbs. best brown sugar, $1. Nunghton Bros” Elgin Mills. i \VPl't‘ +++**N+++++++++++++++++++ +M++$+++++++++++ l ++~i~z~+oi~i~++ 1 Presentation to Warden Baird The dining-room of the Clyde Hotel. Toronto, was the scene of :i festive guthcring last Friday night, when \Vm‘dch Alex. Baird was on the occa~ sion of his iclii-cincnt from [but posi- tion prcscntcd by his fcllnw colleagues with :i beautiful gnld-licudcd cunc. Associated with the County Council \V. C. \V'iddilicld, Arch. Camr- bcll, M. l’., Crown Attorney Dinvtnn, ’1‘. II. Lcnnnx, M. L. A.: A. McGowan. M. L. A.: \Vurdcu Glllll(illl', Umciiinr Vunzuiit, \V. J. Ilill, Andrew Russell, Police Mugisti-uto Ellis. cx-VVm-dcn Chester, Reeve Bi-ynus of Etohii-nkc, ex-\V.-irdcn I'Icniy Duncan, Mqur Richardson of East Toronto, W. J.» Sl:‘l'k, I’m-d Miller and others. (loun- cilloi- szcy Lcy proved an admirable cliuiri’nnn, with Juscph Rogers and J. L. Gui'dhonsu :lS vice-chairmen. The‘ toast list was ii lengthy one, that of the “Dominion I’zii-liuiiicnt" being re- sponded to by Arch. Campbell, M. P. “The Local Legislature” brought re- plics from ’I‘. H. Lnnnnx and A. McGowan. “Officials of York County" (-liv'iLHl replics from W'nrden J. T. Gil- inour, (Inuiin Crown Attorney Dray- tuii, \V. .1. Hill, cx-M.L.A., G'm'ernot! VEIIIZ‘IIIL and John A. Raiiisden. "Transportation” was responded to by Traffic Manager V\’ils«.ii of the To- i-uniound York Railway, and County Enginccr Alt-DougnIl. "Agriculture" was :issor‘iutcd with the names of Messrs. FA'HIH :ind Liiiidy. “Tbi- Loni-lied Professions” to by \V. C. \Viddilicld and James Baird. “The Ladies" biought clo- quvnt replies from PX-‘Vfll'dlâ€"‘Il Slater and Mr. Archie McCullum. ooâ€"_~ \VANTED_By Chicago WhulPSHle’ special l'cpl'vsclllutlve for each prov- ince in (iaimdu, Sal-«ivy. $20 and ex- peiiscs pnid \Vcckly. Expcnse money 21(l\‘illl(‘t(l. Business successful; posi- tion pcrmnncnt. No investment rP- quircd. Previous cxpei‘icncc not es- sential to engaging. Addi-eSs General was responded Malingcr. 132 Luke Slrept, Chicago. 20-37 11]., U. S. A. on hand at Thornhill Station and would advise people needing coal to lay in a sup- ply at once,as the indications are for another shortage in coal this winter, perhaps the worst experienced Since the great coal strike. I'I. W’inger & Son l l g I i i i Christmas=Goods Quality At no other time of the year is quality sought for so care- fully as during the Christmas season. The reason is, no doubt, because the articles bought are to be presented to some friend. In after years the gift you give will represent you, more or less. This being the case, it is much better to choose well when you do choose. Never before have I made such an effort for quality alone as I have this year while order- ing my Christmas line. I believe you will be well satisfied with anything you may see fit to purchase liere. JERRY SMITH Practical Watchmaker ++++++++++++++++++++++++ i is i i i I: i i l I: i .1.