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LIBERAL PRMTING & PUBUSHJNG HOUSE RICHMOND HILL, ONT. VOL. XXX”. IS PUBLISHEDEVEBY EHURSDAY MORNING T. F. M‘cMAHON. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. (SUCCESSOR TO DR. H. W. ANDERSON) Licalned Auctioneer for the County of Yo k 60113 sold 01 anuaignmaut General Raleg guns are nro‘nptl‘v attended to at reasonabls races Residence Unionville Licensed Auctioneers for the County of York. Salosxbbeuded be onshortea noticouud I. res.- soaable rates Pntronage solicited Our. Yunge and Blnor Sts., Toronto. \K'il-l be in Richmond Hill every \Veduusday. Olfice, next (1001‘ nurth of Stand- an] Bunk. License Auctioneer to:- theCounty of York re- spersbfully solicits your patronage and friendly influence sales attmded on the shortest notice and at easonaborates I’ 0 address King JOHN B. CAMPBELL, V d B. Gaulnuug, Newton Brook.agent=torche above $1 per annum, in advance.] MISS NORA MCMAHCN ‘ Pianiste Private Piano Lessons Pupils prepared for Examinations at the University of Toronto and the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Pupil of W. H. Sherwood Private and Class Tuition in Piano Playing and Theory and G6 Ofi'ice Hoursâ€"9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ’1‘ Saigeon, Maple Prepares pupils for Primary. J unim', Intermediate examination at Toronto Conservatory and College of Music. Special course in “Myer’s” Kinder- %arten Method, particularly helpful to eginnvrs. 42-1v FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. lst. uproar-r 4 * WW I TORONTO. om: ‘ r DR. FULTON RISDON. MISS MILLIE TRENCH This school is unquestionably one of Canada's Greatest, Most Success- ful and Best Colieges. Our gradu- ates readily secure employment. Let us educate you for positions worth from $35 to $100 a month. We know how. VVl-ite tn-day for mag- nificent catalogue. Con. YONG: AND ALEXANDER STs. BUSINESS CARDS. VETERINARY SURGEON, (Thornhill. J'. EARLE NEWTON Pianist (133.2 Saigeon a: McEwen. Eamon & Psopamron. D ,ntist, Teacher of Piano J. II P: entice. I). G. BLOUGII, Wicrmw RICHMOND HILL AT THE $33131. @ifieml J. ELLIOTT. Principal J K McE wen Weston .9, PIANO TUNING Organs Rgpnited and Expert. Work Guaranteed Danton, Dunn & Boultbee Barristers, Salicturs. Etc. NATIONAL TRUST CHAMBERS 20 KING ST E.. TORONTO, Canada. FRANK DENTox, K. C. HERBERT L. DUNN W. Munocx BOULTBEF‘ Phone Main 311. LENNOX & MORGAN Mouev on loan oulund anaonatbol mortgages a. V lowest rates Aurore (raceâ€"Removed to the old post ofiic.’ one door we“ of the enhance to the Ontario Bunk Newmmket officeâ€"Three doors south of the pnstoflice T Enaannmnsxxox G STV‘ MORGAN Aurora. New Barristers , Solicitors. Notaries, 35c. Home Life Building 00:. Adelaide & Victor-in. Sts.. Toronto. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC. Tux-onto Office, 33 Richmond St. West, Wesley Buildings. Richmond Hill Office, “Liberal’ Office, every Saturday after-noun. Maple, Thursday afternoon. Money to [mm at Five Per Cent (5%). Riohmona Hill J. EDWARD FRANCIS, NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSIONER, CONVEYANCER, ETC. AGENCY ROYAL AND BRITISH AMERICA ASS. COS. oounxssxoxnnm ran HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, &c. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. RICHMOND HILL POST OFFICE . M. 'FEEFY. NOTARY PUBLIC, JAS. N EWTON ISSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, EIJG‘IN MIIJIJS Alarge stock of Funeral Furnishing kept at both places. Undertakers a: mealmers, RICHMOND HILL &THORNHILL Lax-ets $5 Lawrence & Dunbar, H. A. NICHOLLS REAL ESTATE, ETC. THORNHILL Commissioner, Conveyancer, etc. Insurance, and Real Estate Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Y O U R C 0 U RS E in Shorthand 01' Business will bring you best results if taken at mn- old estahlished and thoroughly reliable school. “’inter Term begins Jan. 4th. Catalugue Fr 99. British American 'Businésg College )‘entral Y.M.C.A. Bldg., Toronto. Barristers a In! Sofie“ on: . VOICING AND . . . . ACTION REGULATING 90571 .7. Qavz'dson THORNHILL NOTARY PUBLIC RICHMOND HILL, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1.909 WILLIAM COOK WRIGHT BROS. “In Essentiuzc, Unity,- in N on-Essentials, Liberty; in allthings, Charity.” £24m. C Sweet to Eat' A cm" Bowel mam Phone Main 298 After receiving fhe nnLicos of the East, York and \Vest Simcoe Excursivm in Guelph we immediately resolved to “hin it in”. ifyou will allow this ex- pression. There were doubts in the minds (5f some, and in one case that (if Eh who had vague ideas 01“ being sea sick, but thPse symptoms were quickly brushed aside when such a gnud time was in sight. Hnwever all things wnrkvd tog-ether- fm- good when a good- lv number, twvnty in all, hunrded the il'Iotmpnlitan at Richmond Hill and Elgin Mills and evm-vthing wont merry as a marriage hell. Even the qualms of sea sickness which nearly material- ized nn this shaky rnnd were quickly dispellnd hy the smoother motion uf thv C.P.R. ‘We. reached Guelph about 10.30 and ' proceeded at once to see things until the hour of twelve when we met in the Gymnasium for luncheon. About I 500 were. seated and par-took of the‘ bountiful lunch provided. Afterwards I the. male portion proceeded to the] plots to hear the lectures by Prof 1 Zavitzand others. Theselectures were i interestingr and the discussions profit- 1 able, the Prof. remarking that there had been more disrussioh on this occasion than on any preceding ex- cursion this year. As we passad along by the strawberry beds one of our number who could not read was unable. to resist the temptation to taste of the forbidden fruit and got just one. berry when he was rmninded. like Adam. . that this Eden of Iusciousness was not for him. We visited all the stables and saw everything of interest there, but will not go into details as this would make this article. too lengthy. The ladies during this time had been under the kind one of Prof. Klinck, who. among the young ladies of the college, had up to this date been con- sidered a very bashful youngr man. but when he appeared surrounded by ten very healthy and good looking ladies their views were completely shattered. But, Mr. Klinck proved a very efficient guide and the. ladies certainly saw all worth seeing at the O.A.C. besides being treated to refreshments of ice cream and lemonade. But-the hour for meeting the train came all too quickly and we thought ofinspecting theR.C. church atGuelph. But before starting we were instructed into the mysteries of howling by James Carey. Our calculations were rudely shattered for seeing the chumh for our car was late but our fun was not di- minished for we witnessed a very in- teresting acrobatic performance on the limbs of a pine tree where Jake and Saunders performed the operation of skinning the cat, George after a scien- tific trial failed. amid laughter we boarded the train and speeded on the homeward journey. Fun waxed fast and furious being seasoned by Bert’s bananasand oranges and the inevitable peanuts. etc., the shells and skins of which lit in unsuspecting places. Sing- Aing also occupied some of the spare time. North Toronto was soon reach- ed Where we changed to the York Radial; while waiting.r certain of the gentlemen were interviewed by a, friend from Newmarket. Then came the car and the. journey to The Hill and Home. Sweet Home. There was some fun and singing and just before parting the strains of “God be with you till we meet again" sounded thro’ the car. Lastly the buggies and the ride home tired but having enjoyed ourselves. Sophia Laura, wife of Robert Best- ard. died at Lansing on the first of July after-an illness of four months. Deceased was in her- 72nd year. She is survived by five daughters and a, husband. The daughters: Mrs. Char- les Murphy of North Toronto: V Mrs. Summers of Enwrson-avenue, Tnmn- tn: Mrs. \Vm. Staphenson, VVillnw- dale; Mrs. Emwst Polden, Portage-In. Prairie. and Mrs. Spencer Pickering, St. Clair-avenue. Deceased was prom- inently identified with the Methodist Church, and tank an active interest, in all its projects. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock to Mount Pleasant Cemetery. A TRIP TO THE ROYAL ClTY. A failing tiny nerveâ€"no larger than the finest. silken threudâ€"takes from the Heart; its impulse, its power. its regularity. The Stomach also has its hidden. or inside nerve. It was Dr. Shnnp who first told us it was wrong to drug u. weak or failing- Stomach. Heart or Kidneys. His prescriptionâ€" Dr. Shoop’s Restorativeâ€"is directed straight; for the cause of these all- ments-these weak and faltering in- side nerves. This. no doubt, clearly explains why the Restorative has of late grown sn rapidly in popularity. Drnggists say that those whn test the Restnrative even for a few days soon become fully convinced of its Wonder- ful merit. Anyway, don’t drug the nrgan. Treating- the cause of sickness is the nnlv sensible and successful way. Sold by W. A. Sanderson. 20 lbs. best Iiédpath 7 granulated sugar for $1.00; Twin blunk maple sugar, 100 block. Atkinson & Switzer. N ews Notes. Jr. III. to Sr. IlI.â€"G. Robertson, {\V. Vandorhurgh. B. Handing. G. iGmnt. _J. Beynun, L. Brncm M. Kirk- land, E. Mm-tsnn, M. Palmer, B. Ran» isom, I. \ander. l Sr. II. to Jun. III.â€"T. Wiley, N. McCt-nnghy. D. McKenzie. C. Cuwie, J. McDonald, L. Harding, V. Smlth, J. Ken-swell. The fullowing is result of promotion exnmmatinns of Richmond Hill Public School. The names of candidates are arrangvd in order of methit:- Jr. “W. m Sr. IV.â€"R. Reddit, L, R'tnsqtgul L. Yunderburgh. Sr. III. to Jun. IV.â€"M. Wright. I. McMahon (equal), Gladstone Harding, H. Mackie,Gel-tie Harding. B. Reddibt. F. Bredin, N. Tyndall rec“ R. Grant rec. To 2nd Tahiefâ€"Mabel Patton, Annie nyndaH. Charlie Mar-tin, Flank Gran- ?ger, Duruthy Blundell, Mary Barber, = George Sterling, Mabel Robinson, ‘Malu-l Sims. Marjory Atkinson, Mary - Palmer. Mildrpd \Vri ht, Earle Brown- | ing VoEaBmwning, Jecil Hardingzm Jr. 11. to Sr. II.â€"-A. Robinson. G. Blanchard, W. Mackie. O. Harding 0. Palmer-(mud), E. SmithJ.McKay. J. Darling. B. Gould, L. Hodson. H. Currie, V. Bastard. Sr. Pt. II. to Jr. II.â€"-V. Darlin , E. Oomisky. V. Ransom, O. Kirklnn and F. Vuuderburgh (equal), B. Patton. L. Tyndall, M. Lowery, L. Robinson, 1. Thompson, L. Eyer, W. Andrews, B. Curl-iv. L. Gibbs. i Nothing in the. way of a Cough is [ quite so annoying as n tickling, teas- : ing, wheezing, bronchial Cough. The 'quickest relief comes perhaps from a. prescription known to Druggists every- where as Dr. Shoop’s Cough Remedy. And besides, it is so thoroughly harm- [less that; mothers give it with perfect; 1snfety even to the youngest babes. :The tender leaves of a simple moun- tain shrub give to Dr. Shoop’s Cough Remedy its remarkable curative effect. iIt is truly a most certain and trust- vworthy prescription. Sold by \V. A. I Sanderson. To Sr. Pt. Second~0eci1 Glass. Mary Robinson, Com Smith, Lauder Glass, John Palmer John Lynett, Arthur Mackie, Ackerley Innes. Ernest Allen, Frank Keith, May Gibbs, Thurza Kirkland. To 4th Tablet which will try fm' Pt. II. Book at Xmas:â€"George Wiley, Susie Blanchmd, Eva McKay, Loretta. Robinson, Mat-y McMahon, James Andrews, Jimmie Grant, Clara Mackie, Ruv McKenzie, Amy Smith, DISylEh ‘E'Xeljnsmnley Ransom. Tn 3rd Tabletâ€"Ed'na Granger. Lily McKay. Aggie Cmvie, Gordon Smith, \Villie. Gibbs. Clarence Benson, Gertie McMahon. Flor-a. McMahon. Bertha, Bett-s, Harry Darling, Annie Marsh, VV'gslfy ‘Gflngijsky. _ ~ isb Tabletâ€"â€"-Vis3i7-(Im Stong. Edith Cvusins, Ada McMahon. Artie Gibbs, Paul Grunt. Report S. S.No. 3.Markham. The following is the result of pro- mntinn exams. held in 5.8. No. 3, Markham. Those Whu obtained Honor marks made 80% of total, 60 Z of total required to ’pass, 60 % 0f total pro- mated. The following pupils passed with honorsâ€"Hattie Brodie, Elsie Hart, Preston Elson, Kathleen Ellis, Maude Hart. To Sr. lV.-â€"â€"Tot31390â€"â€"Hattie Brodie 530, Mary Cooper 500, Gladys Helmkay 895. To Sr. III.â€"~'I‘ota1 330â€"Elsie Hurt 449, Preston Elsnn 441, Hector Paterson 406. Roy Smith 406, Percy Elson 393, Willie \Vellmzm 367, Tommy Fountain *310. ‘Vaiter Hislop “310. T6 Jr. IIIâ€"Total 330~A1vin Smith 413, Rhoda Banker 339, Reckie Fountain (allseqt). __ To Jr. ILâ€"Tntal lQOâ€"Kathleen Ellis 287, Maude Hart 255, Rnsy Hem-icks 248, Chm-lie Richards 24-1, Viola Cald- Well 228. Palin can be easily and quickly stopp- ed. Pink Pain '1‘al)les~â€"Dr. Sho(np’sâ€"- stop Headache, womanly pains, any pain, anywhere, in 20 minutes. sure. Formula on the 25c box. Ask your druggist 01- doctor- ahout this formula. â€"it’s fine. Sold by W. A. Sanderson. Those marked with an asterisk were promoted. The Annual Picnic in nmmectior with the Umrville Methodist Snutu school. will he heid at, Gan-ville on Saturday, July 10. Games and races in the afternoon on theSchooI grounds. and in the evening a. football match will be played between Concord and the hnme team. Tea, served on the Church lawn. Come and have u gut-d time and help make a good time fur others. PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS. b'AI‘o J 1'. IV. â€"Totu1 330~T0m my Smith Car'rw' 11e. Dim’t risk com 01:: finglepenny! agmlul mwhvlnytlhg; an 2" r . ‘ medicine is abmtgv Wieh‘vi ‘2’: fails. Ilck ! Ilck ! r No risk. n , me. nothing whatever m4 tees health fl . or m full days. and without the a i e penny. you can use either of my t leaâ€"Dr. Shoon’: Restorative or . ' eumflc Remedy. $.99» why «k.» 99: shew aka-flew" ‘ A“ . .--... -..$.,un "Then why aka may dance whpqever‘r Why pumhase an? medth whosc makerdareuotbackt just as I do by this remarkable offer! V Andfignlgeg. I Mi} new to you. 7â€"A _ _ L_- __AA“. ' Kndbesldes. I "is no 1 . to yo“. Hymn o m n nmudem Shaun‘s Ream v {7 - z ' drug non In the land. Th . -. v: sat ..“We tan no chance wha v re." For twenty years Dnshoov’s medicine: haw become thorough! x dardlzed alloverAmerica. And I ham ,0’ ted hon t and respoxw lble druzzlsts . , ' lty village every- where to ac yours; Then selected drug-g ax- lclnen will the sickâ€"and ' e entire risk is mlne alone. But write me first for an order. I have an agent in almost every commun- ltrâ€"but all druggists m not authorized to gram the 30 day tacit. 80 drop me a line. please-and thus save‘all disappointments and delays. Besides. you are free to qonsult me by lettel as You would your home hystcizn. Do so free and fullyâ€"l1 you dcslre. y advice and the boo below are yours-and without cost. Perhaps a word or tgvp from {no yin clear up some serious A_._A_z-.__.‘n ol‘ nnnnnnn In WUI’u Ur uvu uum nu; u... v-v..- _, -v...- ,V ullment. I have helped thousands upon amine: by my private prescription or pbrsonnl adnu plan. Besides.the books will open up new and he! ful ideas to you: They tell of my 30 years an pe ence at the n homes an in Beam tals. All phase l‘ and relle are told ol here. They f ‘inside nerve" no larger t s n - aims to $211 Heart ms impu se. How the Stomach and Kidney each have their lnslde or power nerve. How these organs surel falter when these controllm nrmasternerve '_ befall. Realm. Shoop'l For sale at the C. N. I Station, or delivered in t‘ village and vicinity:-â€"- STEAM COAL For threshing engines. NUT, STOVE, FU RNACE Best Scranton coal. Also Tile. Brannnd Victor Feed for cattle and hogs. Also shorts and good American corn (old) . All kinds of grain bought and highest possible prices paid at the Elevator. Canadian P u b â€" fishing Company No. 1 On Dys psjs No. 2 0n the em No. a 0n the Kidney: CASSELLS’ The monthly magazines of the above company ‘cover every variety of interest, and can now be obtained in Can- ada by yearly subscription at low rates. It is not necessary to send to forelgn couatnes for maga- zines. Read the following:â€" Cussel’s Magazine, per- annum . $1.50 The Story Teller . . 1.70 The Quiver . . . 7. . 1:50 Musical Home Journal . . 1.50 The Girls’ Realm . . . . 1.50 Little Folks . , . 1.50 Chums . . . . . . 1.50 Subscriptions taken at THE LIBERAL Office, or may be sent to CASSELLS 8: COMPANY 42 Adelalde St. W. Toronto If Sick J. H. BAKER No one need Hékro'tén one'sinfle penny. Just think what thin mama to the suflerinl COAL. [Single copies, 3 cts. 66mm: Book Sun 1 80M You! No. 4 For Women No. 5 For Men No. a 0n Rheumatism 'qi'iinfihwv‘t No in the