A REAL UATASTROPHE. Philip, aged four. is in the habit of going across the street. to a neighbor’s house fol milk. One day in December he returned home with an empty bucket and a. grave face. “\Ve can’t getany more milk.†he announced in a- tone weighty with the importance of his message. "The cow‘s dried up.†And. as we stared in surprise at him. he suddenly clinched the matter with an observation evidently of his ownâ€" "They don’t, think she’ll thaw out till Spring.â€â€"THE DEL‘INEATOR for Jan- uzn‘y. Liberal and \Vnpkly Globe. . .. Liberal and Weekly Mail . . . . . Liberal and Canadian Farm . . . Libqull and Ton-unto Saturday Rxcnmoï¬n HILL. OWL. DEC. 16.1909 ; - . . o t" DI'IL The discusswn 1n the House of “mum Commons a few days ago on the measure introduced by Mr. Miller to T} ' t I Ever; suppress gambling on race tracks price 0‘ was not creditable to a number of hogs, e1 the members of Parliament. One' km? t busmes: gentleman solemnly told the House ye, 0, that he never knew of a young man : his bus ‘ farmers who went wrong on account of; i, The V betting on the races. Another §aid 5 Inherit there was more money won or lost 1â€";- .- by women at agame of bridge, every *7 ‘ day, than is won or lost at the Wood- bine in a week. The discussion was wide of thé mask. Public opinion is strongly in favor of amending the criminal code so that the evil'of raCe track gambling may be encoaraged instéad of encouraged. ' The] towns of Newmarket and Aurora are each advertising a by- law to prohibit the sale by retail of spirituous. fermented or other manu- factured liquors in those municipali- ties. By all accounts the by-law is likely to carry in each of those towns, although a three~ï¬fths majority is necessary. As these towns lie so closely to each other it is to he hoped that it local option carry in one it will also'carry in the other. In fact some temperance men think it Wuuld not be the success it ought to be if carried in only one of those places and rejected in the other. That being the case would it not be well to have it understood that the Coun- oil of one of the municipalities that might carry the measure would not give the by-law the third reading, after the vote, unless it were carried in the sister municipality? We be- lieve that such an arrangement would greath strengthen the tem- perance party. NighL . . . V 4 . . . . . . . . Liboml and Family Herald Lllbeml and The Evvning News Liberal and Daily Glnlw (Ym-k County) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liberal and Daily Mail (Yul-k Cnunt.y) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liberal and Farmer’s Sun . . . . . Liberal and Farmer’s Ad vucnte CHRESWAS' STAE’Eï¬ will be used for the extension of the work of the Muskokn Free Hospital for Consumptivcs. The avail- able beds were treblcd as 1110 1051111; of last year‘s Stamp Campaign. ’ I ‘HE net proceeds from stamps sold Not n. 2511310 patient; has evvr hoon refused admission to the I-Iusktzkzl Free Hospital for Consumptivvs became 0f Lis or her inabiliiy [0 pay. BUY THEM. 78E THEM. HELP THE GOOD \TOZ‘JZ ALONG. THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU EVER MADE. x u If not (:1 said i‘: your J. 8. 1-10 5' Saaitari l ‘ V11, Tommi: AL ished man s'wmm - receipt? cf 3. i, “QM†$51th 500. extra. on each paper to United States for postage. Balance. of 1909 free to new sulascxib- ers of weekly papers nnlv. EVERY STAMP SOLD 13 BULLET III THE \VARFA R AGAINST TU L‘ 15 RC U L0C CLUBBING RATES FOR 1310. ONE CENT EACH E‘EELP CAf‘iAM’S NEEEBY CONSEEWE'PTEVES . . 2.40 United 3.50 1.90 3.50 3.50 OI O 5 Sir Henry M. Pvllett has decide to i take six hundred men of the Q. 0. R. to Blï¬tflin muff; AugmL to stay fora at the Elevator.- Good house to rent. Apply to 2-1-tf U. SKEELE. A Cutter nearly no J. H 25-tf A GPHHHII and a United States ï¬rm each can emplutcs establishing a smelt- er in Ashlu-idge’s Mar-sh. Every farmer should know that the price offered by the dealers for cattle, hogs, etc., in I fair one. How can he know this if he does not take a farm business paper? What doctor or law- yer or busineu man would be without his business paper! There is but one farmers’ business and market paper, that in The Weekly Sun. Start 1910 right by subscribing. Chapping ALSO Done IN THE MATTER (if the Estate of Arthur Gem-go. K«--Ifcx-, Deceased. Pur- suant. 1.0 R. S. 0. chapter 129 and Amending Acts. Nntice is hereby given, that ail pal-Lies having claims against, the estate of Arthur George Keffer, late of the township of Vaughan in the County of Yurk. Farmer, (19- ceased, who died on m- ahnub the 23rd day of October. A.D., 1909. a re l‘l'quil‘e'd on or before the 15th day of January next to send to Jesse Kefl’ur, Edgi-lvy P.U., Administrator of the PSLJLP. a full statement of their claims, with names and addresses. and the nature of the security. if any, held by them. And take further notice that, after the said last mentioned date. the Ad- ministrator will proceed tn distribute the assets of the- Estate among the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims of which they shall have then received notice. Dated December 13th, 1909. \VILLIAM COOK, 33 Richmond St. WH Toronto, Solicitur for the Administrator. 22-! f THE NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE Name to Gredimrs. “CANADIAN PICTORIAL†Exquisitely printed on ï¬ne coated paper. Pictures uf well-known people. of current events, of things beauti- ful and curious About one thousand. square inches of pictures in each issue. Appeals to Canadians as the great, il- lusu-ziled papers of London appeal to the English people. Non political. Aimolubely no axe. tugrind. Its aim solely tn please and L0 inform. Must be seen to be appreciated. Ten cents a cupy. Onednllur a year. The. Pie- tminl Publishing 00., 142 St. Peter St. Montreal. - Zl-lf TRADE MARKS Dzsmms COPYRIGHTS as. Anyone sanding a. sketch and descrlguon may Quickly ascertain our opinion tree w other an Invention is probably Patenmble. ommunlcn. nous ntriot‘ay conï¬dent. . HANDED!) on Patent! ‘ t. I re»). Oldest agency for securing atenta. was taken t n-oxmh Mann 5: o. recewa me. without. a me, lathe Rush your apples in and got your V. w u ‘ Anzade murmur. * C 1. “\veeh'y: 3' Until. ..L. - so wede :“ At Boyle’s Mill C -$d..¢-_'-.s. '4 -' 5! » Ir†V . ' . 313mg}, ayaewzem» New mm Trench ‘ 655 F ht" ‘thmstcn. D50. THERE IS BUT ONE cufload of good corn just arrived CEQER MADE Com! Corn! News Notes. at the. same place. For Sale To Rent . at, Boyle’s Mill. II. HALL. 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Prices range from 10 cts. to $3.00 7; A MERRY CHRISTMAS It Bamï¬ms DISPLAY OF BONâ€"B'ONS (MN IUQ H )Ul M "NH JU( IUOI HHIJUOO U UOOUUUUUUOUU ()0 0000000000 A MERRY CHRISTMAS i “FRESH AND CLEAN†You will ï¬nd u fun and enm- pletc stock of gifgï¬-CIass {/3011 30113 C’onfech’onery 32.413 and Fruifs F. E. SIMS fl’ipes and 7062:0003 Fresh- Oysters 11’ you listnn to the tales What people have to say. It’s all about the Xmas Stock That Sims is selling to-day. GROCERIES CHRISTMAS IS ABOUT HERE AGAIN . . . for Xmas Presents. OUR DIOTTO I Cigars Rvove Pugsley is after the Good Roads System. and today, gentlemen, I mu after the Good Fence System. This is how I am going to do it. All Nu. 9 Galvanized Stvel Wire and Up- rights, 16 inches apart, as follows:â€" 10 wires 52 inches high 53c. per rod. 9 u u u 470. u u 8 u .5 n 420. u u 7 l‘ l‘ ‘l 390. K‘ H This offer stands good till the ï¬rst (if January. 1910. All m-dexg must, reach me lie-fore that date, as prices will go higher. Remember, I will put the wire on for these pricrzs. an‘ cents a rod less for those wishing to build the fence Lhemsflves. ’J hree per cent. off for cash. Credit till 20th May, 1910. , ‘ ‘ W. H. ESPEY, Elgin Mills. Mill Phone 42 Couvflamilt nn. Domestic‘Wanted. 9 00¢ 126 East King St, Toronto wuwwnoownwnuwo9¢+¢+¢++nw+ wowwwww 9 g o O Zunoy to loan of! fZLst mortgage 'm'm propel-3y. Agï¬nt 'fgjr the Canadian Steel \Vire no [.3 A good girl fur general housework. Applv to MRS. VAN NOSTRAND. n Money is Loan less and is more batisfactory than wooden shingles or metal rooï¬ng. It’s absolutely waterpro l, and practi- cally ï¬re and \vearprnof. Can be quickly and easily put on by anyone,.and costs per 100 square feet for all materials supplied upwérds {rem YOU have one on ymir house or barn. RIOVV is the time to‘rcpair or replace it with Russillfs Asphalt Reoflng, which C'O5ts CLEAN, FRESH, AND ALL MADE FROM ONTARIO WHEAT†v USE “WHITE CROWN†FLOUR FOR PASTRY 01d only by THE Bran and. Shams NOTICE. EVERY POUND GUARANTEED PURE Apply at THE LIBERAL OFFICE. A 331m :sgï¬ï¬y RUSSILL HARDWARE Chop Feeda . V. DENNE 36 CO. All orders shipped promptly NEWMARKET A1414 KINDS ‘a irview." York Mills. 23-tf 130 acres, all clear. parts of lots 28 and 29, in 4L1] con.'of Vaughan. near Test-(7n. Bank barn; 1101.138 nearly new. Calm1 to the promises of the under- signed Monday evening. Nov. 29, (me Ewe. The owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses. RALPH \VIDEMAN, 233 Elgin Mills P. O. Unrpnt \anvingz dune in the lwst .pr_nssihl0 style. NI t-l-dm-s executed with neatness and de-spulch. Give me. a t_ri_al. _I will give you nnqlmliï¬ud ZL-tf From the premises (If the undvr- signed, Lot 20. Gun. 4, Markham, the latter part of October, a white smv. Piece off each ear. Suitable reward fur any information leading to her rec )ver V. ( ) THOS. GLOVER, satisfaction. 3Rag Carpet Weaving. Farm for Sale JOSH LEHLEAN. Strayed. Strayed J AS. Residence 136 Victoria Square. H. KIRBY. Maple. Gnrmloy, Ont.