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$1 per annum, in advance.] 7"] VOL. X. ... *7; wag-i. , n " (lule growl IS PUBLISHEI EVERY .EHURSDAY MORNING AT THE U3ERAL PR NIING it PUBLISHliiG itC' RICiilft3NDl-IILL,ONT. F. .\IcMAI-ION. Eon-03 I": Pnormm‘os n t-S 1‘. BUSINESS CARDS. a: «not. JJN. WILKINSOII. iii). (hiccoicsson in) DR. (iissrni) RICHMOND HILL Gi-adii ite Victoria University Member College Physicians and Sur- germs. Ontario Certif. I’olyclinic, New York Disc-uses ot' the Lungs a. Specialty, particularly Consumption. urinal. DR. FULTON RISDUN. l)e ntist, 6.1:: ‘Ii‘.33.)2t '1‘.) Da. ll. \V. ANDERSON) (For. Yong» and Bio ir Sts., Toronto. \Vill he Richmond Hill every \Vednesday. Orficc, next door north of Stand- ard Bank. Ofice Hoursâ€"9 a. In. to 5 p. m. It: «murmurs E . l l l 1 ..-_ 1 Home Life Building (‘m. l Al Iliaâ€"moi: ii. MORGAN; “In Essentiali, Unity; in Non-Essentials, RICH MARKHAM COUNCIL. (‘ouncil met at. Unionville on the 9th if May. Members all present. Heel-e ' lnpp in the ('li:iil‘. ' (‘ominiiiricalions recrived:~~ i From the Vaughan Telephone Co. .‘ re passing of by law giving permissioril to (‘o. to erect poles and wires on runs. 1 and 2. i From 'I‘. II. In-ironx. ietour of iii-l PIANO TUNING VOICING AND . . . . ACTION EEGULATING .7057: f}. Z’am’a’son THORNIIIIJ. (‘rgimq Royiuii‘el and Expert Work Guaranteed I. F lliwrence I Paine \lnirll‘il Linnbir G J & Victoria 315.. Toronto. fienton, Dunn & Bouli'bee Barristers, SI :lict ore, 2c. NATIONAL TRUST CH A MBE RS 20 KING ST E.. TORONTO, Canada. FRANK BENTON, K. C. HERBERT L. Dcxs \V. MULOCK Borrr'mrsrr Phone Main 311. Barristers and Solicitors. I Mouevto loan oulurzd anocnattei mun-(:1: get, u lowest rates Auroraomceâ€"Removcd to the old poet. OHIO.) one door west of the entrance to thei Ontario Bunk Rewmnrket otr'rceâ€"Tbree doors south of the Liberty ;- in all things, Charity." .‘ilOND IIILL, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1.909 HOUSE BUILDING. I To the Editor of Tin-t LIBERAL: i I)earSir-,â€"I am glad to know that my last letter was of sufficient import- ance to call forth continent in your editorial column, and an observation from “One \\'ho Knows." In refer» t‘IlK't' to this latter I wish tomakea' few remai ks: â€"~ I. It is not at all necessary thatI or another should have practical ex perieiice in the house-building of the village, todiscern the need or be I:om- potent to 5p (17;. 2. The writer knows of larger places than Richmond Hill that have new houses to rent at $6.00 a Inoritli and is informed that here. too, there are [ll-1H"! let for this price, and so the assertion of “One who knows,” that a. house coild not. he built to rent at that priCe, is disproved. 3. Even if it were impossible to build and let at so low a. price, seven or eight dollars Could just as easily be got tor a tidy place. People in Rich- mond Hill will pay $10.00 for the thing they want as readily as people in any other place. But to say they would not before they have had a. chance is hardly fair. Besides. those who come from cities and towns where rents are high, \Vould regard $10.00 as very low rent. 4. It cannot be reasonably expected thatthose who corrre to reside here should build for themselves, especially if they are. employed labor with no assurance of permanent. residence. No town ever grew whose citizens were so unaggressive as to refuse to build accommodation for new comers. iSTEAM colic- - _ , [Single copies, 3 cts. CdAIZi, f For sale at the C. N. ‘O.’ -"'.'~ Station, or delivsred in the . ll” . . . . ’ [rib Village and vicznity:â€"â€" " _. .. . ,I, For threshing cnqim-s.’ " Best Scranton coal. Also file. cattle and hogs. Also shorts and good American corn (old). All kinds of grain bought and highest possible prices paid at the Elevator. J. H. RAM‘E‘B‘ Canadian 1? u b - Toronto would probably he as Rich- mmrd Hill to-day, had this attitude been taken by its citizens. 5. Materialand wages are not too high to build houses to rent in other places, not even iii Dawson City. so that they can Scan:er be out of reach here. - Of course we are not suggesting conipetative methods of investment and the man who prefers a mortgage has his option; but here is as safe and as remunerative a method and more generally helplin of the place and of other people withal. Richmond Hill has ma.in points in its favor. beauti- fully situated, healthful, temperate, lishing Company The monthlv magazines: of the above .compani' tore/r every variety of interest. and can now be obtained in «flin- ada by yearly SUbSClII‘thI! at low rates. It is not necessary to 5: nd to foreign countries for in em zines. Read the following:â€" NUT, STOVE, Formiciif Bran and Victor Feed {or CASSELns' p at nifice 'I‘ Haasrm'rLr-zxsox (-l 81:“ IdORGAN A umtc New JOHN R. CAMPBELL, VETERINARY SURGEON, ’i‘hornhill. die by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. Aware-Home N OTARY PUBLIC Commissioner, Conveyancer, etc. Insurance, and Real Estate Issuer of Marriage Licenses. ('2 .1, ll Prentice. Linusau \acmoucer {or the County of Y0 k (i) ) Is a)! 1 u 1 Ir 1 in guinant General sales 61; no etc urn nutty “tended to at rcnsonahh rates Kssivleuce Uninuville 1} ll. bl rat-ling, Newton Brook, agent for the above J. EDWARD FRANCIS, NOTARY PUBLIC CCMMISEIONER, CONVEYANCER, ETC. AGENCY ROYAL AND BRITISH AMERICA ASS. COS. REAL ESTATE, ETC. 1‘ Saigsou. J K McEwcn M Lure \Vaatou Saigcon d; VlcEwcn. r‘cxiiei \‘mtiruonrstorthe Countyof York. Szlui szzcmleiti on ihgrtostnotireand a ten.- 5 )1 1. Ha rates 9 izmaage solicited 31. TEEFY. NOTA RY PUBLIC. ooumssmsnarn nu: HIGH COURT OF JUSTICEgfic. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE . his. NEWTON ISSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, EIJGIN I‘IIIJ] ASS Ii). G. BLOUGH, meaqu A'TODIO'I‘HJI tor tthonnty of York re- is IB-Tbidlly when»; your Datrmmge and friendly ivr-‘i'ia ice silos Vinnie-l on the shortest notice sat at. e.i.sou.~r.bemcea P 0 address King ~â€" 3. EARLE NEWTON Pianist Fupil of W. H. Sherwood Private and Class Tuition in Piano Playing and Theory THORNIâ€"IILL ' Richmonc. Hill v i copy of this resolution to the clerk of . Vaughan. p i-Iioii ol Ontario Railway (illtllllll5> eion over Metropolitan Railivay on ' .\.Itl_\‘ lith. and asking council to be represented at that time. From I. L. \Vright of Thornhill, re opening ditch in front of his property. From .I. Andrews, (ha-niley, re cat- Er- fl'tavr lie and hogs running at large. B“ ' Padget â€" Oi-merod â€"» that, Messrs. sanisgersigoficnm'thafi“ a: Nigh and Kirk he comr‘s to investi- ’ ' gate grievance of Mr. Allen, re water- Adclaidr (’nlii'n‘ on con. 5, opposite lots II and I3. and try and remedy the same. Padgetâ€"Nigliâ€"that the clerk noti- . . -.. _-. _ _ fy our rom’r for Yonge street in the matter of grievaIICe on Yonge st.. op- K posiie lot, Ell, asking him to advise us who is liable for the state of ditch. and BARRXSTER, Somri'rlm, NOTARY. Ere. who the onus for repair is upon. as it vn _ u .. .I . is upto either the County or Metro- V‘fi?Iggslgffiglmjfivguh“mud bt‘ politan Railway to remedy same. , . ' ' . ’j" _ ‘ l’adgetâ€"Nigh â€"- that. Mr. lurk be mimhnmnd if!” 0mm" “L‘l't‘l'fll' com‘r to find out. the number of sewerâ€" 0“1“"' "WW." sulm'dil)’ J‘fN‘HMWIl- pipe we have on hand and repolt at Maple, Thursday afternoon. next meeting of the council. Mmmv to 1mm at, Fin, pm CH], (55/). A number of general accounts were " on motion ordered to he paid. i’adgetâ€"Nigliâ€"that we give a grant of $35. to road on con. 6, opp. lots 17 and IS, and that Mr, Kirk he a com’r to expend same. Kirkâ€"Orrnerr-dâ€"that Mr. Padget be a. ct-in’r to fill in approaches to new hridgeat Buttonville. The clerk reported that he had been served with a writ on behalf of Emma Gamble for unstated damages against the township for alleged carelessness in the. use. of dynamite exploded in a. grai el pit near her home, and shatterâ€" ‘ tog her nerves. ’l'he. Statute Labor Byrlaw was amended by lowering the. statute la- 1 bur taxa-s follows; On not more than i $250 assessment, I day; $250 to $500, 1.}, days: $500 to $300, 2 days; $80010 $I.ltlil, 25 days: $1,100 to $1,400, 3134133 and for every $500 or fractien thereof one half day; and may Commute the same by paying the. road overseer $1 for (‘:-Cli day So liable. Nighâ€"Padgetâ€"-that the reeve be com’r to put in culvert on Pickeringr townliiie, opp. lot I7. PadgeLâ€"Kirkâ€" that the reeve be com’r to repair miter-course opp. lot 33, con, IO. Padgetâ€"Nighâ€"Ihat the clerk write \V. F. Nicholls and ask him what au- thority he has for removing cedar olf original road allowance. between cons. 4 and 5, opposite lot 20. Kirkâ€"Nighâ€"thut Mr. Padget be a com’r to meet a com’r from Vaughan Township to formulate an agreement, as regards the keeping in repair the sidewalk or footpath on Yonge street, and the clerk be instructed to send a. Mrs. Geo. Osmond and daughter vis- ited with friends in Hope one day last Week. NIISS May Clement aCCompanied by Miss AniiieJones \isitI-d with Misses Gertrude and Nellie Thomas last Suii- i any eieiiiiig. Mr. Lorne Patterson of Richmondl Hill spent Sunday in this village. Mr. \Villiam and Elias Barryspenti Sunday ei ening with Mr. Herschel J. Nixon. ' Mr. and Mrs. N. Malon of Teston visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Thoirias, on Surr- day last. A number of pupils from the public school here intend writing on the en- trance exairiinations this year. Mr. O. Nixon accompanied by his sisters Gertrude and Bessie. spent Sun- day (‘\'I hing in Orange Valley. ‘ ‘ l MK > d _ > _ Mrs. Geo. Ultmk and family spent am ‘ “ "" " “ " " ‘ “ “glam” Sunday with her father Mr. VVui. Kir- Te ‘ ‘ h)" x-‘Vs NORA MCH‘A‘EL’N R0 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rumble and fairi- mniste Undertakers «1' Embalmcrs, “y Visited “t the home of her parents, Private Piano Lessons RICHMOND HILL 5;- THORNHIIL A large stock of Funeral Furnishing kept at both places. m- Pupils prepared for Examinations at the University of Toronto and the Toronto Conservatory of Music. MISS MI LLIE TRENCH RICHMOND HILL Teacher of Piano Prepares pupils for Primary. Junior. Intermediate examination at Toronto Conservator-y and College of Music. Special course in “Myer's” Kinder gar-ten Method, particularly helpful to beginners. ‘2er YOUR COURSE in Shor'thand or Business will bring you best results if taken at our old established and thorougth reliable school. \Vinter Term begins Jan. 4th. latalogue Free. British American Business College lentral Y.M.C.A. Bldg, Toronto. i Lax-ets l i l C Sweet to Eat Ian-mm... Mr. and Mrs. U. Crook on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. W m. \‘i'atson and family visited at the homeof her par- ents here on Sunday. A heai y electrical storm swept over this vicinity on Saturday last. Mr. A. McQuari-ie is hai iiig his well deepened by Mr. B. Jackson of Maple, after hai log a bad llllsftll'luue by hav- ing his wind-mill destroyed by the reâ€" cent wind stornis. His idea is of strik- ing an oveitiow. ~-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"<o> â€" < r e â€" 7 SABBA’I‘H SCHOOL. Last Thursday ei citing the officers and teachers of the Methodist Sabbath School “(019 all re~electl d for another year. The average attendance. for the year was 95. a little lower than the previous year. The decrease was ac- counted for by the school being closed several successive Sundays owing to sczu'latina in the village. 4 iiig, History. (British and Caiiadian,) 1 Algebra, Practical Geometry, Book- mr MIS. “ithselecl building lots. and sufficiâ€" ently contiguous to the finest city in Casselvs Magazine, per Rmmm _ $1.50 the Dominion, to be a temptation as The Smry Tpuex. _ . _ L70 a place if residence. Houses are what ThP Quivfl. . _ . . 150 we need. \Vho will move first? I Musical Home Jamznal . L5” 3 ours 1‘R My _ _ The Gii-ls‘ Realm . . . 1.50 E. C. Ciritas. Little Folks . . , 1.50 '“ *"‘ Chums . . . . . 1.50 ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. Subscriptions taken at THE The High School Entrance Examina- tion for 19U‘.) will begin on \Vednesday LIBERAL Office, or may be June 23rd at 8.45:1.m., and will be held sent to at, the High Schools of Richmond Hill, ' CASSELLS & COM PA N Y Newnrarket and Aurora, and at the' iolloiVii-g Public briiools: button, Kes- 42 Adelaide St. Toronto l wick, Mount Albert, Queensville, I Schomberg, King, Maple, Kleiirburg, \Voodbridge and Leiiionville. ‘ The subjects for Fourth Form and for the Enlranc'e Examination are: Part I.*Literature. History, Physi- ology and Hygiene. Art, Nauru-Study , _ Part II.â€"lteading (written and oral), i \Viiling. Spelling, Geography, Gram- 1 mar, Composition. Arithmetic. I Fifth Class or Public School Gra(Iua-. tion Examination. i The Public School Graduation Ex- amination for Fifth Class pupils of North York will be held at the same time, and at the same places as the High School Entrance Exairlination. The subjects of the Examinations me those [lll'hCIillt‘d for the Fifth Form of the Public School, \lZ. : Reading, Lit- ei at ure, Grammar, Composition, Spell- must Win upon their merits. The International: Dictionary has won ’ 'eater distinction upon i: its merits and is in more general use than any other } work of its kind in the English language. A. IL Sayce, IL.I)., D.D., of Oxford ' ' University, England, IILE recently said I l ‘ of it: It is indeed a marvelous work; rtls {- 3 diillcult to conceive of a dictionar more ‘._ a exhaustive and complete. Everyt mg is z ‘ in it â€"not only what we might expect to ‘- flnd in such a work. but also whntfew of ' us would everhave thoughtof lookiugfor. A supplement to the new edition has : ~ brought. Ir fully up to date. I have been 1 ; looking through the latter with a feehu ~. ~ of astonishment. at its completeness, on f V the amount. of labor- thnt bu been put = '. Into it. ' _ THE GRAND PRIZE .. (the highest award) was given to the ln- _ . ternatlonal at the World's Fair, St. Lotus. ' Geogrphy, Art, \Vriting, Arithmetic and Menzuration. Elementary Science, Keeping. The last three are optional ' subjects. - ' v flooi‘o- Victoria. Square. The Victoria Square branch of the W'ouieu’s Institute will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home It. F. Klinck on Thursday. May 27th at 2.34) p In. Subjects for the afternoon: “Young lady‘s accom- plishments and iierdleWurk.” by Miss Susie Campbell, delegate from Bramp- ton. There will he Demonstrations on cooking by Miss Irene Hyland. Toron- to; also an address by Mrs. A. S. Clar- ry. District Pres.. Locust, Hill. Lunch will be provided for all ladies and gel)- tlemen present. There will be a. joint meeting in the evening at 8 o'clock in the Temperance Hall, when the follow- ing speakers will address the meeting: Mr. Raynor, Ottawa: Miss Campbell, Miss Hyland and others. A good mu- sical programme will be pro\ id: d for" both meetings. Ladies pleat-0. bring I baskets. All \velcorrie. CI me and spend a pleasant afternoon with the. Institute. i 4. ’ Hon. Alan Aylesworth. Minister of: Justice, and Mrs. Aylesworlii sail on‘ Friday for England, going afterwards to Scotland and Austria, and not rc- tiir-ning till October. . FREE â€""A Test In Pronunciation," in. structlve and entertaining for the whole family. Also Illustratch pamphlet. ' G.&C.MERRIAM 00.. - PUBLISHERS. SPRINGFIELD, MAss. PENNYROYAL WAFERS. A lwlflc monthly Ineth (0.- MIN. â€" to resume and regular. Inc mama; ~73, imam-Int: free, health, um punks. dllchu‘u No when or pain: on up pmnch Now out by ovwx‘pwhdl‘ I_‘fl\'fum willuknall. lnvlgomta. . Ice-u organ; Buy of you: drurzu only 1210!: with our signature um. (Eu: orhbrl. Avoidaumltnlcl. Genital Icahn vnuwguxflmpéa LII) u x Audi-m {4 I. waPux. _ Danna.“ DTHINGS «