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RICHMOND Hint. Own. Feb. 7. 19m The Conservative Government in British Columbia has been returned with an increased majority. They had the cities of that province at their back, and the result indicates that the Labor and socialist vote went the same way # Local Option in Weston carried by the necessary 60 per cent. major- ity. with five votes to spare. The liquor interests appealed on a techni- cality but in a recount before Judge Morgan on Tuesday the result was not altered by the scrutiny. Three hotels in that village will therefore not be allowed to sell intoxicating liquors alter the first of May next. A warm discussion 'will doubtless take place in the Local House when the present liquor law is under tire. In fact some of the speeches will be hot if the Whitney Government shows a determination to stand by the tliree-tifths' majority. It will be difficult to convince temperance people that in a local option contest [00 votes on the side of the liquor men have the same weight as 149 votes on the side. of temperance. ___._.__ BOARâ€"I) or EDUCATION. The annual meeting of the Rich- mond Hill Boaid of Education was held yesterday afternoon. The fol lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:â€" Chuirmau. G. McDonald. Scc‘y-'l‘reas.. J. Swit-zer. Com. of Managementâ€"Messrs. Mc- Conaghy. Hill and Ir‘aulin. Mr. R. Shaw was appointed a mem- ber of the Public Library Board. The secretary reported that MI. Andrew Newton had been i-e-appoint- ed trustee by the Village Council. and Mr. ()lubine by the County Council. Bills were passed as follows: .1. Switzer, postage. etc... $6.75: T. Mc- Mahon. High School supplies. etc... $5.75; Public, School supplies, etc.. $8.19. The Board decided to hold tliei- meetings during the year on the 1s W'ednesday of each month. at J o'clock. The reportof Mr. H. B. Spotton or: his recent inspection of the High School was most Satisfactory. .___._‘..__ Carrville Miss Annie Wood has returnei home after spending a couple of week: visiting friends in TOI'UI‘IIA . Mrs. Wui. Blake attended the funeral of her sister. Mrs. Patterson « i ‘l‘oiaintti. on Monday. Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Storey of New market spent a few days last week with their sister Mrs. John Tyndall. Miss Lily Renman of Toronto visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Reunion on Sunday. Mr. Chat les Blake of Toronto visited at the home of his father. Mr. Wm. Blake this week. We were pleaSed to hear how him that his brother. Mr. Herbert Blake of Toronto. who has been so seriously ill in the \Vestero Hospital. is iecovering and expects soon to be able to return to his home. A missionary service will he held in Carrville Methodist church next Sun- day evening conducted by Rev. W. E. Galloway. Suitable music is being prepared by the choir. assisted by Mr. H. Galloway of Toronto. Mrs. \Vin. Cook spent. several days with friends in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham and little Still. Clarence visited on Sunday at “Hill Crest Cottage." the reside-nee of Mr. George Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Dowson of Toronto Were. guests at the home of Mr. Thomas Cook recently. The marriage of Miss Gertrude Blake. daughter of Mr. “'ui. Blake. to Mi. Geoige Vogt of Trenton took place in Detroit. on Monday. Jan. 21. The Wedding was a very quiet one owing to the serious illness of the bride‘s brother. News Notes. Mis. Lillian Miller. found guilty of selling noxious drugs. was sentenced to two yearsin Kingston Penitentiary. The 49th annual meeting if the Canadian Press Association will be held in the Temple Building. Toronto. toaiay and toâ€"uioirow, Ftb. 7th and 8t . Chuiles Mt-Gill. the former manager of the Ontario Bank, pleaded guilty to unkinp.r false returns. and was sentenced to five years' imprisonment ‘ 'r in the Kingston Penitentiary. Mr. Timothy Eaton. founder of the T. Eaton (1th. one of Canada‘s greatest merchant princes. died Thursday forc- noon in his 713i; year. Mr. Eaton died of pneumonia. following In grippc. Mr. G. R. R. Cocklnirn. foimer presi- ‘ ‘ dent of the Ontario Bank. who was accused of wilfully making false returns to the Government was vindi- outed by Police Magistrate Denison on Monday. Auction Sales. SAIGEON 6c McEwnn‘s SALES. TUESDAY. Feb. lZâ€"Farui stock. ini- leinents. etc.. property of \v\'. d: J. ynii. Gravel Road. Terms 10 mos. Sale at 1. TUEHDAY. Feb. 12+-Farni stock. iiii- lenients. etc. the property of Isaac ales. lot 35. con. 3 Vaughan. Terms 10 mos. Sale at 1. WEDNESDAY. Feb. Iiiâ€"Farm stock. implements. etc.. the property F. Pearson, near \Veston. Terms 10 mos. Sale at. 1. THURSDAY, Feb. l-iâ€"Furm stock. implements. etc.. the property of Mr. Lelkirk. near Edgely. Terms 10 mos. Sale at l. FRIDAY. Feb. 15â€"Thorough-hicd and grade cattle. property of .lohii Heudnmn. lot 31, con. ti. Vaughan. Trims 12 mos. Sale at l. SATURDAY. Feb. 16" Horses and colts. at Stewart's Hotel. \Voodbridge. the property of J. H. Bi-illiugcr. Sale at 1. Terms 9 mos. SATURDAY. Feb. 16â€"Fai-m. in lots of 5 and 10 acres. near Emery. prop- erty of \V. J. Hutchinson. lot 10. con. 6. Vaughan. Terms 10 mos. TUEsDAY. Feb. lithai'm stock. im- plenients. ct.c.. lot 16. con. 4. Vaughan, the property of J. H. Jackson. Terms 9 mos. Sale at i. THURSDAY. Feb. 21â€"Furm stock. implements, etc.. the property of Clarence VVray. con. 2. lot ti. King (old survey). Terms 10 mos. Stile at l. TUESDAY. Feb. 2(iâ€"Farm stock. iui~ pleiiients. etc.. property of R. Vander- burgli. lot 34. con. 2. Vaughan. Terms 10 mos. Sale at 1 p. m. WEDNEsDAY. Feb. 27â€"Furin stock. implements. elc.. property of Uolit. Cameron. near Thistletown. Terms 10 mos. Sale at. i. THURSDAY. Feb. 28â€"Farm stock. implements, elm. property of James Callieron. lot 30. con. 5. Vaughan. Terms 10 mos. Sale at 1. Sale Register. WEDNESDAY. Feb. 27â€"Auction sale of farm stock, implements. household furniture. etc.. on lot, 1. con. 5. King. the. property of Frank Smelser. Sale. at l o‘cltwk. Terms. 9 mos. D. G. Blough. auct. TUESDAY. March 5â€"Auction sale of tat-iii stock. implements. furnituie etc., on lot 64. 1st CHIL. \Vhitchurch. Bond Lake the property of Fletcher Thomp. «'11.. Sale at 12 o’clock. Lunch provnied. Terms 7 months. Blough tit Saigeon. a uetioneers. C nmplete Shorthnnd or Book keeping Course bv a.l invlu ling correction of of exercises and full instruction. Print- ed lessons ~l .50. Send caih Lo-dny beâ€" fore our supply of lessons runs out. . THE BRITISH ‘= CANADIAN CORNER roams & BLOOR ' TORONTO '9 MM+$fi+++H+++++N+++ EIGHT=DAY CLOCKS An eight-day spring clock that varies less than a minute or a min- ute and a halt" per Week is considered a good clock I am selling spring clocks that with careful regulating wil rate within t minute per week. Gong bell, hour and half-hour strike, finished in oak. Price $5.50 while the present stock lasts. JERRY SMITH PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER 4r+++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++4'4"}- +++++M'+++++++#+++ r++++++a ‘ l firms}: gunman “glitaiutt'a @nlltgc ’W «11. 31h. GE. 9. filthy, fittings & "gitmiill 5%.. domain Open the year round. Enter any time The oldest and strongest busi. ness school. All facilities are of the best. Students receive ex- pcrt instruction and personal attention. \Vrite foi catalogue of this live. up-to-dzite school. T. M. WATSON. Principal foray. my I. .‘ .. .tv .,-'y.s .3 ass-.2. ha. ,Vaughan Council iTho next meetlnqnt the Council of the Mnnicx. " I palitv of qughuu will be held in i TUESDAY. FEB. 12, 1907 Auction Sales. J. 11. Pitnx'rics‘ Sauss. TUEsDAY. Feb. 12â€"49mm stock, Illl- plcmcnts, etc.. on lot 1. con. 1. V’Vest York. the property of Albert. Monk. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms cash. J. H. Prentice. auct. WEDNESDAY. Feb. 13â€"â€"’l‘horough- bred cattle. horses, sheep. implements. ,(‘t,t,'.. on lot 22. con. 2. Vaughan. the property of Peter Bassiogthwaite. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms 9 mos. Prentice (k Silrersidcs. aucts. THURSDAY. Feb. 21~Farm ,impleiiients. etc.. on lot. 31. con. 5, ‘Scai-boro. the property belonging to the estate of the late Thomas Hood. Sale at 12. Terms 9 months. TUESDAY. Fob. lHMFi-ume INHISP. } acre of land and house-hold furniture. the property of John Bin iis.’1‘hornhill. . Soh- at 1. Terms cash. .I. H. Prentice. nuch \‘VEDXESDAY. Feb. 2()-â€"l<2.~irm stock. implements. etc.. on lot 17, con. 4, Markham. the property of John \anker. Saleat 12. 'I‘ci-ins.8months. MONDAY. Feb. 23ml“urin stock. implement. etc.. on lot 19. con. -l. Mal'klium. the property of Fred Donnie. Sale. at. 12. Terms 10 months. TUESDAY. Feb, 2(5~-Farm stock. implements. etc. on lot 5. con. 6. Mai katn. the property of \V. A. Noble. Sale at. 12. Terms. 9 months. WEDNESDAY. Fob. ZT-J‘Mrm stock. imploiiieiits, etc," on lot 33. con. B. Sval'bot'o the property of A, M. Heron. Sale at 11. Tt‘l'iiis. 9 months. THURSDAY. Feb 2.I$-â€"~I,t‘.irm stock. implements. etr... on lot 17. con. 4. East York. the property of \thi. Riso- ln-ough. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms. r months. SATURDAY. Mar. 2â€"â€"Valu'ible. faim. being east half of lot 22. con. 5, Mark ham, containing Ill acrcc. the estat- of the late John l’iiiglc. Sale ill Qiicen's Hotel. Unionville. .it2o‘clock 'I‘UESDAY. Mar. 5 â€" Fat-iii stock. implements. etc., on lot 2. Con. )5. Markham. the property of “flu. Ash. Sale at 1. Terms. 9 months. WEDNESDAY. Mai. (i~â€"I";lllll stock. implements. etc.. on lot 23. con. 5. stock. Markham. the property of Jas. Ogg. Sab- at 11. Terms, 5 months. FRIDAY. Mar. Sâ€"Furiu stock. implements. etc.. on lot 13. Con. 1. East. York. the property of John Uenby. Sale at 1. Terms, 8 months. TUESDAY. Mar. Illâ€"Farm stock. implements. etc.. on lot. 18, con. 2. Markham. the property of F. H. Helmkay. Sale at 12. Terms. b months. \tr'rtnsEsDAY. Mar. IIIâ€"Farm stock. implements. etc.. on lot 22. Con. 1. East York. Yongc street. the, property of Hilton Bros. Saleat 11. Terms, 9 months. THURSDAY. Mar. l-lâ€"Fai-in stock. implements. etc.. on lot 10, con. 1). Scarboro. the property of Jno. Dix. Sale at 10. Terms. 8 months. FRIDAY, Mar. 15â€"Fnriii stock. im- plements. etc, on lot 35. CHII. l). Scarboro, the property of Mrs. D. Morrison. Sale at 1. Terms. 2» months. MONDAY. March l8â€"Farin stock. implements, etc.. on lot 26. con. 5. Seat born, the property of Jas. Stone- hoiise d1. son. Sale at. 12. Terms, 9 months. TUESDAY. Mar. Iiiâ€"Farm implements. etc.. on lot. 16. con. West. York, the property of Joe. Jack- stock. -) -‘ son. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms. 8 months. WEDNESDAY. Mar. filthâ€"Farm stock. implements. run, on lot. 35. con. 1. Markham, the property of R. Ciisely. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms. 8 months. THURSDAY. Mar. Illâ€"Farm stock. implements, etc., on lot 10. (:on. 2, East York. the property of Jos. Sniiih. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms. 8 months. FRIDAY. Mar. '22 â€" Farm stock. implements. etc.. on lot 1. con. 2. Vaughan, the. property of Jno. Mc- Bride. Sale at. 12 o‘clock. Terms. 9 months. +09+++++++++++~l~§c+++++++++++ .- Strong Heads and Skilled Hands to the front.' At- § tend the famous I: ELLIOTT [ / Mme? TORONTO. ONT. And be properly prepared for business positions. We deal only in High Grade. Business Educationâ€"the kind every youiiy man and woman should have. Our school has now the largest attendance in its history. Commence now. I’rcpure well and success is certain. No trouble for our graduates to get. positions. Catalogue free. W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal. +‘h’+++ +*++++++++M++++H (Cor. Yonas and Alexander Sts.) ++++ +++++++++++++++++d 'I' ++++ + ‘I’+++-H++%‘++++++M~I-+++ the Town Hall. Vellore. on i I at 10 a. in. ' J. 8. McLEAN. Clark t ,_/_ A Collie Dog. black. with long tail. Straycd from the premises. lot 3. ' con. 2.. Markham about the s~-cond of February. Reward will be given. 1 FRED CLARK 1 32-3 Heudford P. O. on your place -â€"sold ON TIME. oultry you more money 5-Year Guarantee. Will you write for my President Dept. B. (2.. and factory at Chadian. “If? A I I . 50. ‘ ‘ 2J4 .- P. 0. «'1'? .. tone W anted Thiri \‘ ‘ i an ofstonc for Yongestreet. south of if't'liniond Hill. ‘ r' FRANCIS 30-4 Thonihill “viz .. it? or Rent. Iialf wi' double house on Centre St., Richni-vi o i’ ii, east of parsonage. For n nution apply to r 2 r: ES NEWTON “Zlgin Mills 0 St A biimlw ‘iull terrior dog. with SHIP whit. mr: and a white tip on four strayv-i I. oi Richmond Stl‘t‘t’lalrll tail. do n. in. Reward. ll. VIE'I‘CAI.F 31-2 Richmond Hill Risi’imond iif'i’iil ting Rink Em r- iii‘l «Lay the rink will be open r: 3.51 ". it for t. v l. .i-oni 12.15 to 2 p. in.; for skut ‘f im 2 to 5 p. in. Admission, 512: m op; at night. 10".: also every Satin. iv Welling. admission 10c. Un iirther notice. the Skating Rink win be open to Hockey Players every »' -iiday night from 7.30 to 9.30. Adiiii-~ on. 10c. Ap.‘ 'cation to Parliament. Taliu notice that an applicution will be made to the Legislature of the Province of Ontario at its next Ses- sion. for an Act to incorporate a. Coin- pnny to be known as “The Artesian \Vater Co.. Liiiiitrd," with poWer to survey lands in any part or parts of the Count}: of Ymk; to sink \velLs or tunnels; to dig trenches in or through private or public property; to lay or sink pipes or mains: to convey water in and throuin such pipes from or to any point or points in the County of York: to examine sin b wells, tunnels. trenches and pipes and keep them in repair or to take. up same: to erect buildings. machinery. standpipes and reservoirs for the purposes of the Company, and build any plant. llt‘CtS- saiy to properly carry out the business of the Company; to sell such water to individuals. firms. u‘irporations public 'uiid priwito. and lllullllipal corpora.- tions; to expropriatc. purchase or . titllt‘l‘WiSt‘ acquire land or lands requir- ed for the Ioregoing purp- 50>; to enter into contracts for the sup; ly of water to the Municipal Corporations of the Villages of Richmond Hill. Markham and \Veston: of the towns of North ,Toronto and Toronto Jillil’llt)". and of .the ’Iii\Vii~lii})s of \vlliiclllllt'Il. Marl-<- haiii. Vaughan and Yoik i u-pectively forhre St-l'\'l..'(‘ and dt'IIlt‘llt'. use fora. period oi twenty years or upwards, ‘ and for such furtht-i rights and powm-s | us may be deemed IIt‘L’(’>\"tl')-' to the ‘ proper .‘nd legal (‘flll‘ylllg out of the business of the t‘i-mpany. \V. A. \VICRRHTT. 77 Viirtoi in Street, Solicitoi for the. Applicants. Dates] ‘tLTtil‘UlllU, 14th [)eceiixber. 1906. Z. -6 Rinann Tabules cure constipation. Kipans Tsouies cure bad breath. Let Me if SeIIYeu a Chatham Incubator â€"On Time Do you know there is big money in raising poultry? Do you know there is more money in running a good incubator than in almost an thing else you can do for the amount of time and trouble it takes? .Do you know my incubator will pay you a bigger profit; than any other thing you can have Well, all these things are true.and I can ' ‘ . Thousands of poo le all? pro“: It year for the last on: years. I want to quote on a price on my Chatham Incubator. " This incubator book is Irerâ€" I'll send it to stal card. It tells you a lot you ought to know about. the busmessâ€"it tells you how to make mom-y out of chickensâ€"it tells you how my ' than you can make with hensâ€"far more. and with less trouble. This book tells you how my Incubators are madeâ€"why t‘. L ' are the best ever inventedâ€"and why I sell them ON TIME and m a My Company has been in business in Canada for over 50 years. We are one of the largest wood-working factories in the country. We also operate a large factory at: Den-cit. l\i ich. cubntor and Brooder business down to a Science. Chatham Incubators and Brooders will make you money. for a Chatham Incubator will hatch a live. fertile egg put into it. in 21 days. book today? Do it now while you think of it. Just say on a. postal “Please Send me your Incubator Book"â€" that's all. Address me personally. Manson Campbell The Manson Campbell Co., Ltd. . Chadians. Ont. NOTEâ€"I carry large stocks and chip promptlyfrom branch houses at Calgary.Altn.. Montreal. Que: Bran don. Mam: Halifax. N. 8. Victoria. l I «2: ions Restorative is l o. ...-.;-.::.-,.~anmn ..,. over Canada have proved it every want to send you my Chathmn book. you for just a Chzitliain Incubator will make We have the ii:- healthy chicken out of eyery Guaranteed Five Years if.» LEM 3’8 point to weak kidney -~ the Heart. and thcr <5. not in the organ ..t control and guide .r pond to reach these . doctor the Kidneys alone. . 2c of time. and of money as v xv: or is week. it the urine- ‘V‘fitlfl, it you hows symptom. «ing or dangerous kidâ€" :moop's Restorative a. month- ~de S’ILE What it can and win ‘ heist recommend and 5011 l " l W. A. SANDERSON Gflfll, Willi ANB GEMEM Having purchased the above business from H Winger 8i Son I am prepared to give every satisfaction to my patrons. I have on hand a good supply of Hard and Soft Coal which will be deliv- ered at lowest market price. \Vill be at the yards,Thorn- hill Station, G. T. R., every W'ednesday and Saturday to wait on those who wish to draw their own co.il. Have just received a car 0 cement. A. R. HALL Thornhill 1). 0. i LIVERY COAL ‘ WOOD Coal and “food Delivered. Prices Right. GOOD LIVERY IN CONNECTION. Threshers’ Coal .in hand, i Michael. Bros. 1 l i l I liiolnnond I‘Iill Fob. 7.1907