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.The World of Monday states that Warden Henry has appointed Mr. G. H. Reed, Principal of Markham High School, to the position of Inspector of Public Schools for South York, to succeed the late Mr. Fotheringham. We know no reason why Mr. Reed would not make an excellent inspec- tor. But there are also a number of other good men who have applied for the position. Warden Henry’s *ap‘ pointment is only provisional, which the members of the County Council may either accept or reiect when they meet two weeks hence. For that reason we believe it would have been better to have given all the applicants an equal chance. Certainly, the schools in ’ South York would not sufler for the want of an inspector till the'Council meets the latter part of November. The Toronto World of Tuesday had a special despatch from Ottawa say- ing that a Conservative caucus will be held on Friday when it is expect- ed that Mr. R. L. Borden will tender his resignation as Leader of the Do- minion Opposition. The despatch says that “while a section of the op- position entertain the utmost loyalty towards R. L. Borden, personally, they are convinced that be will not lead them to victory at the polls, lacking, they say, the power of strong leadership. They base their claim on one or two incidents in the House when he failed to fasten upon the weakness of the Government, and make his party the mouthpiece of public opinion. Particularly the case, they say, during the debate on the resolution on imperial naval defence." RICHMOND HILL.-0NT.. Nov. 11. 1909 LOYALTY (?) TO THEIR LEADER We can imagine that Mr. Borden does not put much value on the kind of loyalty (?) referred to above. The charge made by those Conservatives, including the Evening Telegram, is not that the proposed naval policy is bad, but that it is not good politics to support any measure introduced by the Laurier Government. @112 fiiheral. As might be supposed, King Ed- ward on Tuesday received congratu- latory messages from many notables, including the President of the United States. Long may he reign. At the last meeting of the Village Council a claim was made for sheep killed by dog or dogs. The owners of the sheep agreed to free the Coun- cil from any further obligations if the latter would pay half the value of the sheep. Councillors Sanderson and Hopper expressed a willingness to compromise in that way, but Conn- cillor Trench objected to the proposal, and Reeve Pugslev thought the ob- jection was well taken. The law clearly states that municipal councils shall pay two-thirds of the value of sheep killed by dogs, but only when it can be shown that the owners of the dogs are not known. Councillor rDrench stated there was evidence to show that one of our citizens kicked the dogs away from the sheep they were worrying, and that one of the dogs belonged to his next door neigh- bor. If that is the case, surely there should be no compromise. The law also clearly states that dogs known to worry sheep shall be killed. The dogs blamed for causing the damage are still at large. BLANCHARDâ€"COLLEYâ€"In Toronto. by Rev. W. F. Wilson. on Tuesday, Nov. 9. 1909. Elizabeth Colic-y. tn Jnhn Blanchard. both of Richmond Hill. CHERRYâ€"«CLEMENCEâ€"At, Eula, Mus- kuku. Mt Ruse Lawn Lodge, on Nov. 2, by Rev. -G. A. Ycunmns. BAA” J. L. Cherry ofme mlvy, Unt. t0 Ethel Elizabeth, daughter of James Glam- lueuce, of Fm'serbux-g, Muskoka. MARRIAG ES. The Town Line Beef Association hrld its annual meeting at. tho [mum of Mr. Wm. \ankingtun nn Friday evening last. The following were elected of- flcers:â€"-PI-t~~sidelll. R. Riddell; Vice- Presigleut, M. Hadwin; Secretary, N. A. Manny; Butcher, W'. \Vulkington; J. Scott, Inspectnr. Nu oyster supper was held this venr, but. as next. year will he the 20th anniversary, a “bump- er" Lime may he expected. The speak- ing, Whll:h was good, brought nut the fact that the lure president. Mr. Alex. Cameron, had held that (-1116? for 19 years and had never mismd a meeting; that. Mr. Riddell was vice-president. for 19 yours, Mr. Walkington butcher fol 19 yems, and Mr. Mullny sacretary for 19 years. Besides the officers. good speeches were ggvrn by Mr. Harvey, Mr. Burns and others. Notice is hereby given. pursuant. to Section 28, Cup. 129 R. S. 0.. that all persons having claims against the es- tate of Josiah Wise, late of the Town- ship of Markham, in the County of Yurk. farmer, deceased, who died on ur about the ninth day of February, 1909, are to send by registered letter, m- de- liver to T. Herbert Lennox, solizitor for the administrator of the. estate of the said deceased. on or before the First day of December, A. D.. 1909. their names and addresses and full articu- lat-s of their claims duly lveri ed and the nature of the securities, (if any.) held by them. and that after the said First day uf December. 1909, the aid- ministrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled theretn. having re- gard only to the claims which he shall then have notice, and that the said ad‘- mimstrator will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof so dis- tributed to any person or persons of whose claim notice has not been re- ceived by him at the time of such distribution. Good Brick-Clad House. 6 rnnms, on Centre Street West, Richmond Hill. r Apply to 20~tf H. BLANCHARD. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOSIAH WISE. LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM. IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. FARM- ER, DECEASED. Dated‘ {it‘s-Aurora. this Sixth day of November. A.D-.," 1909. Notice to Creditors. "T; HERBERT LENNOX. Solicitor for Admistratnr. Amara. T. H. M. HULSE._ ESQ, EALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “Tender for additions and alterations to the General Post Ofime Building. Toronto, Ontario." will be received at this office_ until 5.00 P.M., on Monday, November 22, 1909, for the work mentioned. Plans, 8 eciflcation and form of con- tract, can e seen and fox-ms of tender obtained at this Department and on application to Mr. Thus. Hastings. Ulelk of ~SVox-ks, Customs Building. Toronto. Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the rinted forms supplied, and signed wit their actual signatures with their occupations and places of residence. In the case of firms, the actual signature. the nature of the oc. cupation and place of residence of each member of the firm _umst be gi\'e-_n._ _' Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a. chartered bank. payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Public Wm ks, equal to ten per cent. (10 p. c.) of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tender- ing decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so. or fail to complete the work contracted for. If lhe tender be nut; accepted the cheque will he returned. The Department, does not bind itself to accept the lowest. or any tender. BY order. Department (If Public \Vorks, Ottawa, October 29. 1909. Newnpapers will not he paid for this ad vex-tisement if they insert it; without authority from the Department. 19-2 Him-61$ 5 fl: There are many way. of fixing them. No two cases are ullko. 00m. and let us tell you “ How” and "Why" and “If.” W0 udvlo; free. Health and appearance depend upon your tooth. any. the matter artful ihbi: chi ? House to Rent BEEF ASSOGI A'I‘IUN; NAPOLEON TESSIER. Ad m'inistlza'tor, Ali mm. becx-etnry. Notice is herehy given, pursuant to “The Revised Statutes of - Ontariu” 1897. Chapter’ 12!” that-ail éreditors and others ha‘ving'blaims against the estate of the said (aim Naughton, who died on or about1the ‘22nd day of February, 1909,- flew-squirm. on qr be- ,fore the 4Lll.di;y 03f December; 1909, to send by wt pxepaid oxr-to deliver'tu Messrs. nwrenoe & Dunbar. No. 60 Victoria Street, Toronto, Sullcitm‘sfor the Administrnu'ix of the estate of the said deceased, their Christian and sur- names, addressés and descriptions, the full particulzuw of their-claims, the statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities. if any, held, by_thc_am_. .. ,. I. .9,, LL.L A,:L_- House and stable with 3 of an acre of land. part of lot 44. Vunghan, on Yonge St, one quarter nf a mile south uf Richmond Hill. Possession right away if sold at once.- Apply (0 16-“ H. A. NIGHOLLS. An up-m-dme, eight-100mm], brick veneered house. equipde wnh fur- nace, bath, but and cold water, and CRSHpOOL A first-class stable and garage, with half an acre of land. At Thnrnhill Switch, _on Metrnpnlitnn Railway. Purchaser may leave $3000 on mortgage. Apply to Real Estate Agent), '1‘]. A. NICHOLLS. S-Lf Richmond Hill. Nntice is hereby given lhat a Court will be held pursuant to the Ontario Voters’ Lists Act. by His Honor Judge‘Mm-gnn. Judge of the County Court, of the Gnunty of York. at the Musnuic Hall, Maple. on TUESDAY, THE 16TH DAY 01“ NOVEMBER. 1909, at!) rum, to hear and detelmine the several complaints of 911016, and (unissiuns in the Voters’ List of the Municipality of the Township of qughau. for the year , , ,h 4‘. LL- The cider mill is now running every fllgsdfly, Thursday and Saturday. 0- ‘ -, ....... And further take notice that after such lust mentioned date the said Ad. ministratrix will: proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and Lhatthe said Ad- ministrntrix will not be liable for the said assets. or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. 19(1))9med the Third day of November, LAW'RENCE & DUNBAR. v per'sons hziélimt business at the Court. are required to attend at said time and place. ‘ " - n ‘- rnn‘v ..... .v.._ rhVV .. , J. B. MCLEAN, Clerk of thersaid Municipality. Dated a}: Mam}? this 4th day of No- Inn 19 4 Court of RevisiOn IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN NAUGHTON. LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN, IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, YEOMAN. DECEASED. Notice to Creditors. HILL’S BREAD DHflWGo Try Our Cakes and Cookies if you want to enjoy a. 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