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Wfikitcmlw ‘(flfimxl‘fiu Emmamnwswsiwkwx ng ammmtmeâ€"MWWW UHHIIUHIUI'J. U. Sundvrsm) \vnsmw (If the spmkms ML :x lurgvly nth-:1de met-ling in 1\\Il‘01';l Inst, (wwlhxg. in fnvnruf pnsaim: u Luau] Option By law in that; Lawn. A mm‘ting [n 1-P-m'gnnizo l lw lIm-koy (11111) is mllcd fur Iii-XL \’\'ml2wsxlay (‘Vl'illllg, Llw 29th insl.. :1! 8.3”. Tth mm-iing will 1H" livld in lln- (llllllflfiil (llmm‘nvl'. All inlm-osu'd in the gznmv \vill kindly :LLteml. 'l‘hv- Villagv (‘Ir-I-k and 'l‘wzwurm- has issuvd his annual financial statement, uf l-vwipts and vxpt-nziilm-vs up to tlw 1511) of Dfi‘tfivluhmz A mn-vful perusal will shmv whvro th mmmy gni‘s. Rexnmnlu-r thr vntvrtuimnent at Hm Pn-shyH-l'mn {Tilmch this ('l‘i'mmdny) (Welling. Mr. and Mrs. C. \Iasnn have gnno tn Sudbury to spend two weeks with llwir wmâ€"mdmv :unl dunghlvr, Km‘. and Mrs. A. J. Paul. Mr. Arihur Vandm-hurgh \vhn FDVM, th'8(131112191‘Hnd['rIHHQ‘HI Indian Head. hdS runn'nvd h ‘IIH‘ 1hr llu- wimm- hut, ]>iII|)A-:~r$I'thnllillg1U Hw \chl, (*zuly in :1)" spring. A meeting (vf tho nfiiuvrs and dirm-t- hrs (:1' King and Vaughan Pluwnwn’s Assnuiuliun was hvld at Linyd’s HULFI, King City, last Saturday. It was de- (1idt'll to hold the mmunl banquet in mnmwtinn with the Assucintiou in Aux-mu, (m \\7vdnesduy evening, the 12m of January. ‘ Mr. L.V. VitlldJl'l)lll‘gil. of Brande made a flying visit 1m his old hnuw 11m 0 and started the same day to Nor- fulk, Virginia, to visit his sister, Mrs. Bull whom he had not SH'I] for twelve yvm‘s. He will spend a few days here helm-9 returning to the \Vest. At the (tlusu ()f the Public School yvslerday the pupils nf his rnmn pre- saned the Principal. Mr. T. A. human. with El. handsome Shaving Set, As a taken of esteem at this happy Christ- “HIS SH‘lSUl). Needle-SS tn say Mr. anmi expressed his thanks for the gift, in appropriate terms. Th9 entertaimnont. including “Santa (iluus’ Mistake,” will be given in the School R0011) of the Methodist Church Xmas Eve. thn'duy uf this week. hum-s uan at. 7.30, eiiLH-tuinnwnb tt'i (:nmmmice-:1L8n’(-im:k. Admission, 15 cents ; children 10 «outs. All presents to he in by o’clock p.111. “'0 are again pust the shmtost d: r I {11w Special preached §;l\‘¢'l) m Sunday. Gm tn Tm: LIBERAL Office fm- Chi-ist- mus hanks" Christmas Cards. houklels, suuvenir post cards, luy hawks, post- mu-(l albums pencil boxes, mnuth organs, f.n1muiu pens, pupetei'ivs. &c., &(:. New stuck of Bibles, new Inglish Church Hymn and Prayer Bnuks, Mn-Lhudist Hymn Books, and Presby- tvl'izm Books of Praise. A committee of fifteen [wading citiâ€" zens of Newmsn'ket has flaken steps to guarantee hotel :wm’xnmmdution in that ann. in case that Local Option is car- ried (m the 3rd of January. This step was cunsidervd lwuvssal'y in new of the fact tlmL rumms were circulated to the effect: that the present hotel-keep- m's would ciuse up their houses and sheds. hr. and 511$. .F. ‘mlnw after making w. 0511mm. U09 Largo cards have been printed and hung up in the principal stores and nthm‘ places of husinuss as a notice that the proprietors purpose clusing their shops at, 6 o’clock, p.m., rm Mow day and Wednesday 9X01]ng Hf ear-h \vc-vk, cmmnenr-ing; (m Munduy, the 3rd of January. \Ve helieve‘ lhnb farmers :1 nd ()t has willohenrfnliy :accmn umdutu themselves in tire chnngv, and thus give the lmsiiws< mm) two nights n week to spend with thir family and friends. ' IEcrnl. Amp/Q) ha 7-» E1) REV. A. \v. ‘Vnmil : went to {cuii- vigi'n; j W1)“ is 131-." "-‘).l.-e (m nccnp‘,‘ “‘"3 a -r "'. "1' Harry Mt 1,, Tw the wim \- \.~~ cnmpani » ~ E Hm. W4 :- . ml miss‘a ‘ . uh “hunt I I‘ ‘ ». nu), A Happy Uhrishnns Lu m eryhud-x. The High and Puhiit- Srh’nuls will w- n-mm 'i’iu-cday, the fourth on Junum-y. Mrs. L. Gaby, Tnmntmjs spending Hummus \x'iah Mrs. \V. Glass. E‘()€3A?;$fi. Chrishuas SUI'HIOHS will 1w and spy-in} Ulnislmas llHHi(' the, MeLhndisL Church nvx L‘Nrd l’. (Hnss hun- ['0’ L! i=3“, Will) {'1 ivmis L llluzizgh n. M 0., whu “A‘b .‘n't m:- of ! Cr‘lik‘a a mad- uy Standing room was at a. premium in Victoria Hall, Thornhill, last evening, when the children of the Presbyterian Sunday School held their annual Xmas tree and entertalnment. From all points of view the entertainment was one of the most successful ever held, and the teachers \\ ho had in hand the training of the children, as well as many others who contributed towards .its success in various ways, have. reason to feel justly proud. From 5 to’7.30 a fowl supper was sci ved by the ladies of the congregation, who ably showed their ability in this respect, of which many partook. doing ample justice thereto. At 8 oclock the chairn‘ian. Rev. E. C. Currie, called the gathering together, and after a few well chosen remarks, presented tln program of the evening. which consisted ofrecitations, songs. and a dialogue by the children of the Sunday School; and several selections by the 'l‘hornhill Quartette, principal among them being a selection untitled “Angels from the Realms; of Glory.” Their renderings Were heart- ily apprieiated by the. audience. Sev- eral appropriate readings, and two solos, were contributed by Mrs. E. C. Currie, and called forth appreciative expression from all present. A solo, entitled ‘k‘Outside the Gates of Para- dise,” was also contributed by Rev. Mr. Currie. During the. evening short ad- dresses were delivered by Rev. Father Grant and Rev. E. T. Douglas, touch- ing principally on the theme of de- nominational friendship, and congra~ tulatory remarks on the success of the evening’s entertainment. Thereafter those in charge of the Xmas tree pro- ceeded to distribute the gittsthereon to the children. and the singing of the National Anthem brought a delighttul evening to a close. J. 1:) (imam. Al'n-r um (mm. (.f his \val'v. pmlmhl‘v fixe yearn- ugh, lw made his hmm- wilh his Ul'ulhvl-iH-l:l\\' :md sislm, Mr. and Mrs. Julst Nill\\<‘ll‘l (If Oak Riclgé-s, A little over [hm-v yours ugh he lust his uuly sun. H hrighi. lmy (If n-n yams, um'lthm- sun having (llHl :tfl'k'l'éll yam-s Lefm'r‘. No person could have had .‘I. more cmni’m-lnhle hnuw than (lecvuavd, mul mH'y mmnlu'l' (if, llH- Svam-L fumin Mus much Hunch- t‘(l lu ll1(‘ll'llll('lt2. He lmd lnH-n subject In allul'ks Hf bleeding at. the lwsv. and nhnut :L munth ugn \vrnt‘ [u a Bull'nlo li‘uspiLul fm- twntment hut telling his rolmives‘ when- he was wring. About a WH‘k ngn HIU‘HUUH was drawn to an uduu-Iisémvm in [he OiLy news- pupm‘s asking him In rvlurn hunw at once as his lmnthw \‘\"illimu had sulfnr- (-(l smihus accident, and was lying in St. Michael's llnspiml. He relui-nvd Ln 'l‘umntu :‘it, once, and the next three at four nights sat up with his lImLher in llle'. [lnspiLnL Monday m‘eniug he lumrdvd Llw late car frmu Tumnm and was let, ntI' nem- his sister’s hufise, :Ilmut 11 p In., apparently in a weak state. Instead (if gning to [he hnuse, however, he wont tn 1.119 stable where he was fuund dwud the next morning. On account. if his helplvss condition which has liéen gruwing worse during:I Llw past twu years, following a struke of paralysis, Mr. \Vm. ‘Washington, Sn, has been renun'ed to Tux-«mm by his family, Whale he can he pmperly taken care. of. Mrs. ‘Vashing‘tnn is in fairly gum! health. Any person Wishâ€" ing {0 cmmuunicute with hex-_\villple:-Ise uddrt- i 31 (Juli-mint St». Pmkdulu.‘ Drs. Hillary and Steveusnu ul' Aurmat uftmwvzu-ds examined the hmly, and pmnnmlcml the (must- (vf death as heart, failure. Uurmwr Hillary stated that an inquest \‘us unnecessary. Reeve Pugslvy. President hf Untm'iu Gum] limuls Asmflutiml, hmuied u dqyutxrltfnn xvprr-svnling 22 counties, who nwLPmmim \Vhiuwy, Dr. Remne and utlwl- ministers yesterday, and uska that the provincial grant for gund nmds he incl-Fused from 33% to 50 per cent. The Government prum- isvd Ln give- lhequvsfiun their best. consideration. Fmv suddvrtnsks lune fallen to t-lw Inf nf (he wrth llmu in l'x'f‘cl‘ tn 1112“ death (21' :m uld f! Emu! in lhv pfl‘snnrlff Dereusr-d was fornwrly one of the most t-nvrgvtic and thorough school [ought-rs in :his suction of country, and for four years he was Princile of the Richmond Hill Pulalic Suhool, previous Lo :ICL‘PDtlllg n :sunileu' position in North Toronto. He. had an amiable disposition and was greatly esteenwd and respected bv a large circle,- of friends who will learn with regret of his smith-n death under such sad cir- cumstances. His rmnnins will he laid to rest this afternoon lwside those of his wife and children in th familv plot in Muva ()mueterv. The devpesL sympathy is felt. for his sisfer, brothers and loving relatives in lhisgreut afflic- Lion. Sumo (If the residents of, this place are changing Lhoir post ufi‘iuc Madness from thm Square to Headl’m‘d. The yenann 1m- thu change is Lhub the Dunniuiwm (J‘mvex'nuwnt have put in a number Hf lmxes for maii delivery. Ammlg Lhuse in l'hn. Vicinity who have been Yum»er \viihvhoxes near their {arm gJM-s are. Thus Buyntnn, Ed. Uika‘m. Jumps "Izzksum John HUHIPI‘, and [11%] ‘; *‘lxmg. JOHN E. CLUBINE'S DEATH. SUCCESSFUL EVENT. Victoria Square. ft Ill 1m ' n 2. ‘1: Brooklyn luv m; llnvss. \le- ; '7 ‘5 I'n'.‘ ' Edt'h‘b M11 oi Gun yea v Soul"â€"~Shelley. Quartetteâ€"“Thruugh the Day Thy Love”â€"Schneker. The meeting of the Literary Circle held un Monday evening. Dec. 20, at the residence nf Mr. D. James, was-a (lm-iilpd success, although the numbers nrcsent. were nnt quite equal to the former mm, mviug to much prepara- tion in many hmme fur Chrietinas; yet the llltPH'H't Inanifvstod, the soéial part. Hilargt'll. and a, larger number taking [MIL in the programme. were all indications fur a successful season. Readings were given by Mrs. A. R. Hall. Miss M. Beauy, Miss F‘. Hall. Music by Miss A. Cluhine and Miss L. Wallun. The paper given by the ReV. J. Gihsnn upon “Flmveis” was much nppreciatnd. A shnrt discussinn ful- lmved, which wuuld bring out sume helpful, practical results. Some lighter vntm-lainnwnt was given, in which nearly all present took part. The next meeting will he held at thf‘ same place, on Jan. 17, when Mr. E. W. Mnyle will give an address on Comets, which will he very appropriate, as the appaaranco of Halley’s Comet will be looked fur in January. \Velhey’s Mince Meaty. 100 pkg.; Lemon and Orange Pévl, 160 lb.; Citron Pee-l, 250 1b.; lwa Valvncin Raisins, 3 lbs. for 25¢; good Raisins, 4 lbs. for 25¢; best Vastizza Currants, 2% lbs. fur 25c; fine cleaned Currants, 3 lbs. for 25¢; Santa Claus brand seeded Raisins, 16 (.z. pkg., 100. ALkinsun & Switzer. est"-Béif-ly. Soloâ€"“O Hnly Night”~Adam. QuzlrthQeâ€"‘iAqgels from the Realms The committee hope to re-npvn the Rink fur skaters Ohiistmns nflei'nmm. Skating from 2 to 5 o’clock. After this \Vt‘k‘k and when the weather is favor- 'illilu lhm-o will he skating on \Vednes- day and Sutuiday evenings. For price of UL'kELS 590 ad. on another page. of Glox-y’fâ€"H‘avens. Soloâ€"“Oh Thou That Tollesb"â€"(Mes- Siilh.) ' Duet-NAblde \Vith Me”â€"~Jm-ume. Snluâ€"“The Holy City.”â€"Adams. Solo and (Ihfiil‘l‘l'Sâ€"“Halk! Hark! My Thu choir of the Methodist Church, lllldt‘l’lhe1(‘udt'l'ship()fDIl‘. J. J. David, sun, purpose giving a service of song on Sunday evening. Dec. 26th. The fulluwing numbers will be given :â€" Clnfir:“Glgyy to God in the High- A meeting of thv municipal electors 0f Vaughan Township will he held in the Hull. Vullme, next Monday, the 27tl1nf December. at l o’vluck. It is zllnmst u ( m-Lainty all the pie-sent. mem- lwrs 0f the Council will stand fur re- election. A quiethwedding was snlvmnized on Tuesday zlth‘l‘len nf last] week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (.7. H. Bvaln, when their second daughter, Mnhe], was mnI-ried to Mr. R. F. VConk, of Pan-y Snund. Rev. J. W'. Morgan performed the ceremony, and the, wedâ€" ding match was played by Miss Luum Richardson. The ynnng couple left the same evening for a, trip to the States, and after their return will re- side in Huntm ille. ' Prmenl ius, tlw new Candy Onld Ctne Tahlvts, are said by druggists to have four special specific udvantugvs 'OVPI' all “they rmnedivs for u Cnld. First~â€" they contain no Qninine, nuthing harsh or sickening. Secnndâ€"Thuy give ul- mnst, insmnb relief. 'I‘hil'dâ€"-Pleasant to the hula-like candy. Fnurthâ€"A large- [MKâ€"48 Prewntics-at 25 cents. Also fine fu' fe-vvrish children. Sold by W. A. Sanderson. ‘ Mr. J. G. McDonald has accrpted the pns‘itiun of Principal of Aux-0m Public Suhtml, and will begin his duties there on Jun. 4th. Mr. McDonald has been remarkably successful here as teacher. and his pupils and alsu the people of the. St-cLinn aw sun-y tn lose him. His family will alsu be much missed in the village. Little Harry, the youngest son nf “MAJ. W. Morgan, fell off a chair one day lusr week and broke the' bone of his right arm. A Christmas tree and entertainment fur the Presbyterian Sahhath School was held in the Masonic Hall on Mon day evening. ‘ \Vuvx k is going (mat the skating rink, and it is hude that the ice will be in gopdflquqdition for Chljstmus. Mr. J. B.Vl\IcLean, Township Clmk, entertained the memhersnf the Town- ship Cnuncil at. :1 fowl supper at his home last VVedm-sdny evening. Ground Rice, 50 pkg; Pnré‘ Gold Jelly Puwdvr. all fluvms. 3 pkgs. for 250; Nunpm-eil Jvlly Puwdvr, 4 pkgs. for 25¢; J9”U. assorted flavors, 3 pkgs. for 250. Atkinson & Switzm. ++++4~$~§++$++$+++++¢++~§~~§+++ SKATING XMAS AFTERNOON. VAUGHAN NOM INATION. Opens iv! :11] ‘K _ . of Th? {71}:- 1" Unllegfl, '3 luv [3 3rd. Erh‘y : n for admix inn is XVI": Il ‘Jt _' may “Ema ll "Ln Thornhifl. TV If Maple. Kâ€"‘Da IHII. a w, “.4? 'P'i‘Mi-W'i‘+++++++M++++4n§+ '%~+ԤҤ"§”§"§"§“§'+Ԥ' §'+ԤӤӤ"§“§‘+'§"§‘+ +°§"§"§~‘§¥ ‘43: Dec. 16, 1909. M? ++°¥++++~§~+4‘F'§”§"§'-§"§"§“§'°§”§'~§"§°+'§“§"§“ féé+°§~§v+++++++~§~++~§+4 '§”§“§"§‘f§"§"§”§" ++++++++++++++é~é++¢+++$P+¢~ Atkinson & Switzer Chréstimr We " Rattles Teddy Bears Esquimaux Dolls Floor Chimes .‘l’resenls for {Baby Very Appropriate Santa Claus’ Headquarters The R. H. Gents‘ Furnisher SPEGIAL DISGUUNT SALE AT A SPECIAL DISCOUNT 0F I0 PER CENT. OFF OUR REGULAR PRICES. Richmond Hill Hardware 60. Dolls Pastry Sets Doll Carriages Doll Beds Doll Cradles Toy Stoves Dishes A FEW OF OUR LINES WHICH MAKE i’resenfs for girls RICHMOND HILL Now is your opportunity to buy a, good stme at a cheap price. Don’t miss it. From Now Until Jan. lst We Will Offer All Our M++MMM§§§$+M++++M «+49» +4$§§é+n+w++w STOVES RANGES Tool Sets Guns Swords Dru ms ' Wagons Whips Horns Pistol Banks Mechanical Toys & Games fresenl’s for $0318 THE ...AND... Etc., Etc. i House Shoes,‘ Ladies and Gezzts’ Ties, Skits, 01753:, :uz‘l‘ Corfu/s, H andém'ch "»“/3-, \ 137 1:: ‘c?ztsf¢é*zz;ze,.<. r ‘,' TT ,V‘, .' 7. mm. », pm!)le £3, .1 '4. ~++++$¢++¢¢++¢+++++++++++w$ Cheese Dishes Lamps Salad Dishes Vases NORMAN BATTY, Manager fresem’s for Sveryfiody ‘ancy Papetries Toilet Sets Linens Jardineres, Etc., Etc. 33