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'1‘. F. AICBIAHON. AT THE LIBEML anma 0; PUBLISHWB HOUS‘E RICHMOND ammo“, Calls by telephone from Richmond " ‘ Hill charged to me. Licensed tactioneera for the County of York. Baioutueudadtoonshortes noticennd a. ren- Ianible rates Patronage solicited License Auctioneex tor theOounty of York rev apoctfully 501mm; your patronage and friendly influence sales utcfluded on the shortest notice 1nd“ aasonabamtas P 0 address King Lhansau lucmouaur ‘ we County of Yo I; Go ) ls sun-l on consignment General sale! no; BEG promptly ubendeduo It reasonable ntos Residence Unionvme G 1% Goublmg, Newton Brookmzem for tho bove Special cn'urse in “"M‘Eixl-Ts’: Kindov gal-ten Method, particularly helpful to uegiunm-s. 424v - Newton School of Music “ROCK HAVEN,“ I W RICHMOND HILL. HOUSE PA ENTER, Glazier, Grainer and Paper'- Hanger. IS PUBMSHEDEVEM L'H URSDAY MORNING Bygpyzgw, grcmzoxn HILL tar SEND FOB DESGREPTIVE BOOKLET. m Prepares pupils for Primary. Junior, Intennedgute examination at Toronto Conservamry and (30“ng of Music. A . . . - . _ i, _, Piunnfurte, Theory and Composi- tion. Voice Cultures Sight-Singing, Piano-Ensemble, Piano-Pedagogy. Results count. DURING THE QEASON 19084909. THIRTEEN PUPILS 0F MR. NEWTON PASSED EXAMINATIONS IN THE PIANO AND THEORY DEPART- MENTS OF THE TORONTO CONSERVA- TORY OF MUSIC AND THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO. THORNHILIâ€"Tuesdays, 9.30 a. m. to 4.30 p. m. ‘ W. HEWESON EG‘LINTONâ€" Mnnday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday mnrnings; Monday, \Vedstdny and Friday evenings. tonox'ro OFFICE. 129 Sberbourue St. Gas and Cncaine fur extractions. DR. E. J. WOODS 'Déntist, RICHMOND HILL WEDNESDAYS 9.30 AM To 5 PM. JOHN R. CAMPBELL, '1‘ Saigeon, Maple MISS «MILLIE TRENCH Calls from a distance promptly attended to. $I per annum, in advance.] ‘6 VOL. XXXII. VETERINARY SURGEON, ’l‘hornhiII. BUSINESS CARDS. J. EARLE NEWTON, DIRECTOR. DEPA RTMENTS. Suigeon & Mel-I‘ve“. we fiibmi RICHMOND HILL Teacher of Piano Eamon «fl Paouxxron. J. II [New .30. D. G. BLOUGII, fl eterinargg mum. J K McEwen Weabon RICHMOND HILL. ONT., THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1910 ‘A large stock of Funeral Furnishing kept at; both places. Monov to loan an laud anacnathpl lowest rates ' Auroranfliceâ€"Remowa lo the old post oflma one door was: 01 tho entrance to she Ontarlo Bunk Newmarket officeâ€"Three doors sand: of ab: pnsnomce T Ennsxan'anwx G BTV MORGAN Aux-nu. Lew Organs Repaired and Expert Work Guaranteed RICHMOND HILL& THORNHILL LENNOX ' & MORGAN PIANO TUNING Richmonq Hill "Barristersfiolicitors. Notaries, 8.1. Home Life Building 00:. Adelaide & Victoria. 818.. I‘m-onto. Barristers, Snlicturs. 8m. NATIONAL TRUST CHAMBERS 20 KING ST E.. TORONTO, Canada FRANK DENTON, K. C. W. MULOCK BOULTBEF W. H. MCGV'IRE BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC Toyontn Office; 33 Richmond St. VVestv, \Vesley Buildings. Richmond Hill Ofice (“LlllPX‘l|l" Office), every Thursday forenoun. Maple, Thursday aftermmn. ‘ VVuudhriduc, Saturday fm'ennon. ISSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, EDIJGIN MIIJIJS Money to loan at Fins i’er Cent ( Danton, Dunn 8'; Boul’tbee IAS, NEWTON ELPIOTT W/ " momma. our. J. EDWARD FRANCIS, ' NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, CONVEYANCER. ETC. ' 'vtIGHT BROS. Underlakers k Embnlmers . u 11 auperiur ad- vantages Offered by Lhis Pnlloge. Getting a high-sulam-d pnsitinn is not H matter of luckâ€"it is a matter of brains, proper training and busi- ness ability. Collegc open the entire year. Enter any tin-v. Con. YONG: Ano’ALEXAxou 51's. Is :\ mntn-r of great impnnunve \V m-duy fur .1 catalogue In the REAL ESTATE, :Emio. THORNHILL Lawrence & Dunbar, Commissioner, Cnnveyancer. etc. Insurance, and Real Estate Issuer of Marnage Licenses. Barristers 8 Incl Solicitors . Sofia .7. ?avz'dson THORNHILL A NICHULLS NOTARY PUBLIC VOICING AND . . . . ACTION REGULATING WILLIAM COOK SELECTINH A SCHOOL w. .I. ELLIOTT, Prlnaipnl‘ infill. “In Essentials, Unity in Phone Main 298 5%) Mrs. Sheppard, widow (if the- iute J. Sheppard (if thv Royal Hnlel, Hulland Landing. died Mnndny mun-hing. Feb. 21, aged 84 years. Dem-ased had lived in the same hotel for 50 ymn-s. Thu cilizvns nf Nm-th Tut-unto, ev- idently being nervnus owing to the hundreds (if case-s of [yphnid in Turnn- to, are luoking about, them fur a sup- plynf gnnd water for drinkng pur- poses. At. n reenan meeting of the Ratepayer's Assucintinn, a proposal was made toJuy plp(â€"‘S up thr- ravine half a inilu ahuve what-e it is claimed a gmvd flow may bv obtained. The ques- tion of getting water from the :ute- s‘un wells m-m- LPInmn-ilie. \Vhit- church tmvmhip. was ills“ discussed. News Notes. J. C. Hmstun of Lindsay has been appointh Principal of LhP Weston High Svhnul in place uf Mr. A. L. ‘mmplwll recently appointed P. S. In- spectm: A nnmlwrof good spwachvs me ex~ Kmtwlat, th annual meeting of the nrth Yurk Cunsm-vntlve Asmciatiun to be held at thw TUWII Hall. Newman- ket. next Saturday al’tm-nnnn. In sickness, if a. CPl'Ullll hidden nave gUt‘S wrung. then the Organ that this norvv Controls will also sulely f til, In umv he» a Stomach nerve. or it, may have given st renth and suppnrt to the Heart nr Kidneys. It was Dr. Shimp that first pointed to this vital truth. Dr. Shunp’s [{Pslurative was not made to dose the Stnmuch nor to temporarily stimulate the Hun”; m" Kidneys. That old-fashioned Int-thud is all wrong. Dr. Slwup‘s Rpsturutive guys directly t1.» these failing insidt’ nvrves. The re- mnrkuhle SHCQPSS (if this px-vscriptinn dwnnnslrutes the wisdom of treating tlw ac! lull-cause of thvse failingm'guns. And it. is indeed easy to prove. A simply five or ten days test. will surely tell. Try it utunce, and see! Sold by “7. A. Sandersun Enthusiasm marked the annual bun- qnet and rally of the “(est ank Liberal Association. which was held in the town hall at \Vestnn Friday night. The stalwarts uf the riding were pres- ent to the number of tum-e than twu bundled. and during the speech mak- ing the capacity of the auditorium was taxed to the utmost. with standing room at n premium. The meeting was acknowledged by all us the must, suc- cessful and enthusiastic ever held un~ dyi- Lhelmspivos of the association. Mr. Vern-a]. who was the re-elected President, was in charge of the pro- ceedings. and Lo him in no small de- gree, was the success of the meeting due. With him on the platform were the speaker's 0f the eveningzâ€"Messrs. Senator A. Campbell, Dr. P. D. Mc- Lean. Mr. 8. Clarke. M.P.P., \Vvst Northumherlnnd. and Mr. J. McEwing, M. RP. for \Vosb \Vellingtnn. Others at the head table wereâ€"Messrs. Hem- ry Pemson. \V. C. Gmblw, Dr. Irwin, and D. McLennam. Mr. Clark}, iii a delightful address. paid glowing tributes u: the qualities and groan, ahilitv uf Sir \Vilfrid Lun- rivr and Hun. A. G. Mackay. leadvr of the Opposition in the Ontario ngis- lature. Unnservatives were fund of declaring that the pmsperity of the Prm'ince was due entirely to their efforts. He did not Wish to take away any of the credit due them. but he could not help feeling that, lunch of the grpntnrss of Ontario was huilt “pun; the >Olid foundations laid by grand old Liberal lmulers such as Sir Oliver anat. Christopher Fraser. A. S. Hardy and G. W. Russ. Thvse men had never allowed the expenditure. of the Pruvince to exceed thP income: they had floated no lmnds, and. with small funds at their disposal, had pru- vided hnnws, asylums, and public insti- tutinns all nvm‘Ontul'in. The building in Queen’s Park, he. said, waé a uwuul ment to than. The «bani-(ms wm-e held in the after- nuun. the balk-ting resulting as foL lmvszâ€"l’resident. Mr. George \V. Ver- I-al. 0f \Vcstnn; first VIce-President. Mr. .Dnvid Norton, \Voudhridge; sec- ond Vic‘s-President, Mt. Gen. Fem-- sun; Ricln'iew; third Vice~PresidenL Mr. J. \an‘lis. W'ondlu-idgv: fourth Senator Camplwll,1esponding t0 the toast “ hmmla,” gave in comprehensive renew of the history of the country frnm the time nf Champlain to the present day. He tnld hnw its vast resources were heng (levelnped under the Liberal administration at Ottawa, and how the fur-eign trade of the Doâ€" minion had increased since 1896 from $239,(K)0,U(l0 tu $750,000.0(X). The Sen- ator-said he was confidvnt that great results would fulluw quickly upnn the opening of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway from ocean to wean. The in: crea-wd value of the timber and miner-- uls alone in the districts through which the steel would pass \vnuld more than pay for the. cnsL nf the cnnstructinn. he said. He was pleased ti) be able tn say that a, national spirit was taking hold of the people. Mr. J. \an‘lis. W'ondlu-idgv: fourth Vice-President, Mn'VV. H. Baldwin, West Tux-unto; Secretary, Mr. G. H. Gray. Weston; Treasurer, Mr. Nelson Mcvan, VVrstnn. WEST YORK LIBERALS. Non-Essentials, Liberty; in all things, Charity." 1 . Thrpatening fevmishness with child- ‘ rep is quickly and safely calmed by: ‘Preventics. These little Candy Gold's Cure Table-ts should always be at. hand a 3 â€"â€"fm‘ promptness is :Ill-iulpuflnnt. } Preventins contain no quinine. nothing i harsh ur sickening. They are inde j i “the stitch in lime.” Curried in pocket: or purse. Preventics are u genuine ‘ enfvgnnrd against colds. 25c. Sold hy i i W. A. Sanderson. i Lile! and Famle Herald .. .. Lilwrul and The Evening News Libn-v-nl and Duin Globe (York County) . . . . . . . . . . . . Liberal and Daily Mail (York Cnunty) . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . . Liberal and Farmer‘s Sun . . . . . . Liberal and Farmer’s Ad\ acute Liberal and Farm & Dairy . . . . . Liberal and Farm & Dairy . . . . . . . 1.75 500. (urn-n (In each paper to United States for postage. Liher Li lh‘l' Li in ’1‘ Li bvr ways, wh‘vat growing, vducntion, re- ligions. et::.. while a new feature is a. budget, of Empire Facts. The book is a revelatiun of the riches and resources of the Dominion. It is published at 25 cents a copy by The Canadian Facts Publishing Gm, 667 Spadiua Ava, Tu- rnntn. Canada, or may be had from Newsdenlers. The public will warmly weicume the new 1910 edition of that, indispensable hunkkt. "5000 Facts About Canada,” cnrnpilvd by Frank Yoigh, whose writings and lectures on Canada are widvly knuwn. The popularity of the publication is shown hy'iLs sale of nearly 50.000 copies, nut only in Gun- adu, but through the Empire, and indPed the world. The .1910 (*ditiun contains a. large percentage of new matter. under such heads :ts-agri- culture. mining. banking. trade, I-ail‘ Last Monday night will long be re- membered as a “Red Letter Night” in the annals of old Richmond Lodge, No. 23. A.F.&A.M. The occasion was the official visit of R. Wor. Bro. Powers, D.D.G.M. of Toronto East District No. 11a.. and was marked by the number of distinguished brethren present, the large concourse of visitors. the excel- lent work done in the lodge room, (an initiation and a. second degree being conferred), the recherche banquet fur- nished by caterer W. Bro. Hill, and the intellectual feast which followed after the inner man had been fully satisfied. The work in the lodge room was done as only the W. M. and the officers of Richmond Lodge know how, and drew forth words of the highest commendation from'our own D.D.G.M. as We” as R. Wor. Bro. Francis, l).D.G.M. of Toronto West Dietric At the banquet. W. Bro. W. H. Legge. the VVorshipful Master of Richmond Lodge, presided, and as a toast muster he has few equals. “The. King and the. Craft” was duly honored by all singing "God Save the, King.” "The Grand Master and the Grand Lodge of Can ada" brought forth excellent addresses from R. Wor. BI'US. Powers. Francis and Nicholls. The. toast master then called on W. Bro. the Rev. A. P. Brace. who gave a very interesting. instruct- ive and truly Masonic address. Bro. the Rev. E. C. Gui rie upon being called gave a reading which was well received and Viciferously encoxed. The toast to the visitors was responded to on be- half of Rising Sun Lodge of Aurora 1) W. Bros. Filkins and Eli Braund. . Bros. \V. Riddle and R. Thompson re- plied on behalf of Patterson Lodge of Thornhill. and W. Bro. R. Rumble and Bro. McDonald on behalf of Vaughan Lodge of Maple. The toast “Richmond Lodge" brought forth good 8 eeches from the Worshipnl Master. . Bros. Laruon and Trench. The toasting was interspersed by songs from Bros. Cowie. A. Wright and Wor. Bro. Savage. The banquet was served in the Forester-’5‘ Hall adjoining. which met with the approval of all, as the whole evening’s entertainment was held under the Mason’s roof. So many applications are. coming in that it has been found necessary to have emergent meetings. 'The first one will he held on the 7th of March. and truly it may he said that no time in the history of the Lodge has such an era of prosperity visited the Lodge. “So mote it he.” If yon'would have a safe yet certain Cough Remedy in the home try Dr. Shoop’aâ€"at least, onre. It is I borough- Iy unlike. any other Cough prepara- tion. Its taste will he entirely new to youâ€"unless it is already your favorite Cough Remedy. No opium, chloro- form. or any other stupefying in- gredients :I re used. The tender leave‘s ofu harmless lung-healing mountain- ous shrub, give to Dr. Shoop’s Cough Remedy its marvelous curative prop. erties.. It is truly a most certain and trustworthy prescription. Sold by W. A. Sanderson. . I 500 FACTS ABOUT CANADA. CLUBBING RATES FOR 1910; ~ml .11 ’ml .1! an! at Night. and “7&0le Globe. . . . and \lekly Mail .. .. . n‘ml (Innudinn Farm. .. and Tm unto Saturday VISIT 0F D- D. G. M. $1.75 3.50 2.50 1.75 1.50 Ix Cassel’s Magazine, per zumum . $ 5 The Story Teller The Quiver . . . Musical Home Jnurnul The Girls’ Realm . I Llltle Folks 8 ‘1 .â€" v rrrrrr 23% S Subscriptions taken at THE LIBERAL Office, or may be sent to It is not necessaw 1:) send to foreign cou.1trie:.1;1 maga- zmes. Read the followmg:â€"- Chums CASSELLS & COM PAN'Y 42 Adelalde St. W. Toronto ’ The montth magazines of the above company cover every variety of interest, and can now be obtained in Can» ada by yearly subscription at low rates. CA S S E L L 8’ Canadian P u b - ishing Company Bran and Victor Feed for cattle and hogs. Also shorts and good American corn (01d). All kinds of grain bought and highest possible prices paid at the Elevatof. I For sale at "the C. Station, or delivered village and vicinity:-â€" STEAM COAL NUT, STOVE, FU RVACE Best Scranton coal. Also file. Don't Risk even a pennyâ€"mmwhrml. d I mean just exactly that. ‘ I am the one physician who saysto the sick. “I will, cup of my own pocket. pay for you; medi- cine it it falls to bring you help I” And for 20 years Dr. Shoop’l medicines have been used 3nd recommended in every city and hamlet in America. They are positively stand- ard in every communityâ€"end everywhere. Then why my the cash. and at your risk. for other unwarranted and uncertain medicines? Thousands upon thomands have in the past successfully used Dr. Shoon'e Restorative. When the Sto- l mach nerves. or the Heart or Kidney nerve; fail. thesesickones know how quickly Dr. hoop’s Re- storative will bring them back to health again. But best of all. they positively take no money risk whatever. They know that when health fails to return Dr. Shoop will himself gladly pay the druggist for that test. And forthatteste full 80 day treat- ment is Ireer granted. But write me first for an order. This‘ will save delay and disappointment. All drqgglstg sell DI:L Sheep's Resgqratlve and [pn ' sfiaqp's helpful ideas to those who are notwell. Besides you are, perfect- ly ireetoeonsult me just. as you would your home physic- ian. My advice and the book‘ below are yours-and wlthout cost. Perhaps award or two from me will clear u some serious ailment. I have helped thousun 5‘ upon thousands by my private prescription or personal advice plan. My bestellortis surely worth your simple request. So write now While you have it fresh in mind. {or tomorrow never comes. Dr. Shoop. Box 12. Racine. Wis. :No. 1 0n Dyspelpsh ‘No. 2 0n the Heart No. 3 0n the Kidneys J. H. RAMER Aflerwarés Get Healfih GOA E... For threshing engmes. [Single copies, 3 cts. Which Book lull I Bent You? R he 11 m a t i c all are no give the 30 Swap mun line 0 “nannni "L No. 4 For Woman No. 5 For Men No. 6 0n Rheumatism No 35 in the