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In the World of Friday. in the York County section, it is pointed out that; owing to the many cases of ty- phoid thp citizens of Eglinton and vicinity are enthusiastic in their ef- forts to get pure drinking water from the artesian wells near Lemonville. A paragraph reads as foiiows :â€" . The introduction by Dr. Godfrey, M.L.A., West York, of a bill in the Legislature empowering the Artesian Water Company to lay pipes to Whit- churchlis meeting with general favor in town in View of the failure of the experts to locate water locally. It is the intention of the company to sup- ply towns in the southern part of the county, and North Toronto is taken to rank in with the rest. “We pro- pose to take only the water which is now running absolutely to waste,” said Dr. Godfrey to The World to. night, “and which will in no sense detract from the supply now available for general use. In short, it will supply all the southern part with ab- solutelylpure water, and the farmers of Whitehuroh will lose none of their present available supply. The Mail and Empire and the Toronto World do not express the same views on the result of the Fosterâ€" Maedouald libel suit. The Mail says, “the verdict is a vindication of Mr. Foster . . . . Mr. Foster is to be congratulated upon the fact that a jury of his countrymen has branded as untrue the stories his traducer has so dilligently circulated against him.” The World concludes a criticism of the case|in the following paragraph:â€" “Hon. Mr. Foster may have his own views of his conduct. The Mail and Empire is convinced that he did nothing wrong and that a jury of his fellow countrymen vindicated his character, the Conservative party may think the verdict is of no con- cern to itâ€"but the public will say that the right View of the administra- tionof trust funds was upheld by the verdict of the jury. And that is the main concern of the public at large.” "We find that while Mr. Foster acted in guod faith while acting in the capacity of manager of the Union Trust 00., his actions are open to criticism, and that he is not entitled to recover damages from Mr. Mac- donald." The costs of the suit, about $10,000, will be paid by Mr. Foster. "We,"the jury, do agree in view of the evidence presented to us, that Mr. Maedonald was justified in making the statements published by him in The Globe of Oct. 21, 1908. Itwes generally thought that the jury would disagree, that some of them would be for conviction and some for acquittal. Such was not the case, however. Each and everyone of the jurymen voted Mr. Macdonald wasjustlfied in making the statements complained of. The verdict reads as follows :â€" The speech was printed in the Globe, and Mr. Foster at once issued a writ; for $50,000 against Mr. Mac- Donald for slander and libel. The trial lasted nine days, during which time the court room where the case was tried was crowded to the doors. A. Macdonald, editor of the Toronto Globe. .- The suit arose out of a spéech delivered by the defendant at Orillia, on the 20th of October, 1908, in which it was charged that “Mr. Foster asked for a private rake-off in a deal with trust funds, that he directed the suspicious way in which that personal takeoff should be paid, and that he had no right or title to that money.” It is a long time since a trial for aileged slanderand libel has attfact- ed so much amention as that of the Hon. Gieorge E. Foster against; Mr. J. RlOKMOND HILL, 0m. MARCH 3.11910 MR. MACDONALD J USTIFIED. his fiihemi. TUESDAY, MatrJG-Farm stock, imple- ments etc., on lot 9. York town line, the property of the late Archie Coul~ son. Sale at. 1 o’clock. Smos. cred- it. J. H. Prentice auct. WEDNESDAY, March I6â€"Farm stock, implements, etc., property of L. L. Hartman. lot 80, con. 1, Whitchurch, 1; miles east of Aurora. Sale at 12 o’clock. Snigeon & McEwen. aucts. THURSDAY, March 17 â€" Imported Clydesdale stallions, mares, Work horses, high-grade cattle, imple- ments, furniture, etc., on lot 25, con. 1, West York, Yonge St., the prop- erty of J. Tretheway. Sale at 10 o'clock sharp. Terms 10 months. .T. H. Prentice. auet. THURSDAY, March 17â€"Farm stock, implements, etc., on lot 11, con. 4. Vaughan, the property of Donald \Vntson. Tel-ms 8 months. Sale at 1 o‘clock. Saigeon & McEwen, aucts. FRIDAY, March l8â€"FaI-m 'stock, im- plements. etc.. 15 miles south of Cherry’s, 4th con., West York. the property of W. VVintei-s. Terms 8 months. Saigeon & McEwen, aucts. SATURDAY, Men-ch 19â€"â€"Furniture. etc... at the residence of M rs. Cross, Mark- ham. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 3 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. MONDAY, March 21â€"Farm stock, im- lements, etc., on lot 14, con. 3. est York, the property of William Smith. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. Saigeon & McEwen. nucts. MONDAY. March 14â€"Farm stock. im- gjements, etc., on lot 25. con. 4. West ork, the property of Alfred Thorn- back. Sale at 1 o’clock. Tex-ms 8 months. Saigeun & McEwen, aucts. TUESDAY, March 15â€"Farm stock, im- leuwnts, etc., on lot 33. con. 5, ickering, the property of Beare Bros. Sale at 12 o’clock. Lunch rovided. Terms 8 months. J. H. rentice, auct. WEDNESDAY, Match 9-Farm stock. implements, etc.. on lot 14. con. 3. Scarboro, the property of the late Alex. Neilson. Sale at 12 o’clock. Lunch provided. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice. uuct. WEDNESDAY. March Qâ€"Farm stock, implements, etc.. near Linton, the property of Robert. Stewart. Sale atlo’clmk. TermsSmonths. Sai- geon & McEwen, aucts. THURSDAY, March 10.â€"F;u'm stock, implements, etc.. on lot 16. con. 2, West York, the property of the late ’Wm. Edwards. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms, 7 months. J. H. Prentice. auct. ' THURSDAY, March 10.â€"-Farm stock, implements, etc., property of A. W. Simpson. lot 10, con. 8, Vaughan, near Woodbridge. Terms 8 months. Sale at 1 o'clock. Saigeon & Mc- Ewen, aucts. ‘FRIDAY. March 11.â€"Farm stock, im- lements. etc., on lot 26, con. 1, aughan.,(Steele’s corner), the prop. erty of Mrs. Langford. Sale at 1 o'clock. J. H. Prentice. auct. FRIDAY. March 11â€"Farm stock. imple- ments,ete.. property of J. A. Mc-, Murchv. lot 33. rear of 6th con. Vaughan. Terms 8 months. Sale at 1 o’clock. Saigeon 85 McEweu, aucts. , FRIDAY, March 11~Farm stock, im- plements. furniture. etc., on lot. 26. con. 1, Vaughan, the property of‘ Mrs. Mark Langford. Sale at 1‘ o’clock. Texms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. SATURDAY, March l2â€"Farm stock. implements. etc., on lot 7, con. 1, West York, Yomze St... Bedford Park, the property of George Mc- Cormack. Sale atlo‘clock. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. SATURDAY, March 12â€"Farm stock. implements. etc., near Bolton, the property of R. Fox. Sale at 1 o’clock. TermsS months. Saigeon & McEwen, aucts. THURSDAY, March Bâ€"Farm stock, im- -lmuents. etc.. on lot 18. con. 4. nugth the firoperty of Ollie Line. Sale at 1‘ o’cloc ‘. Terms 8 months. Suigeon & McEw.(-n, aucts. THURSDAY. March 3~Farm stock. in). .. lements, etc., on lot 18, con. 6, Inrklmm, the proper-t of William Pingle. Sale at 12 o’c ock. Terms. 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. FRIDAY. Man-ch 4~Farm stock. etc., near Bondhead, the property of James Welsh. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. Snigeon & Mc- Ewen, aucts. . j FRIDAY, March 4.â€"â€"Furm stock. imple- ments, etc.', in Pickering, the prop- erty of Harry Roper. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. SATURDAY, March 5.~â€"Fm-m stock. im- plements, furniture, etc.. on lot 17, con. 4., Markham. the property of Geo. McCarty. Sale at 12 o’clock: sharp. J. H. Prentice, auct. 1 SATURDAY, March 5â€"Furm stock. im- 1 plements, etc.. on lot 2, con. 9. West ‘ Gwillimbury (Newton Robinson). the pro erty of M. J. Rogers. Sale at 1 0’0 ock. Terms 8 months. Sai- geon & Stoddnrt. aucts. MONDAY. March 7â€"Fnrm stock, im- plements, &c., on lot 26, con. 3. Vaughan, the property of Thos. H. Bums. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. Saigecm 8t McEwen, aucts. MONDAY, March 7â€"Fnrm stock, im- lements. etc., on lot 19, mm. 9. Iarkham. the property of Frank Thirsk. Sale at I o’clock. Terms 8 months. J. H. Prentice, auct. TUESDAY. March &-â€"Farm stock. im- lements. etc.. on lot 21, con. 5. est York. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms 8 months. Sale at 1 o’clock. Smgeon’ & McEwen, ancts. ' Auction Sales. thing; _ Good for the haughty and the mild, Good for man and belief for child. ' Yes, in joy we all skould sing, For Hill’s Bread is just the ~ Hill’s . Home=Made Bread F.E.SIMS Fresh Groceries Fruits Confectionery Tobacco‘ngig-ars Fresh Fish” and and you will need to brighten up those soiled rooms you intended to do last year. Your house will look bright, cheerful and cozy it you ‘ SPRING is drawing near, F.E.SIMS TUESDAY. March 22â€"Holstein cattle, ‘ Well hred horses. swine. fa‘rm imple- ments, furniture. etc" on Int 29. con. ,1, Vaughan, Thnrnhill, Lhe‘gltoprrtv of D. G. Gouderham. Sale at} p._m. Terms 7 months. ,1. H. Prentice. nuct. TUESDAY, March 22â€";anrm stack. im- plements. etc.) near'l'his'fletbwn, the property of J. Brown. 'Sale at l u’clock. Terms 8 months. Saigeon 61 Smddart. aucts. ’ WEDNESDA-Y, M arch 23â€"Fm-m ntnck. implemPan, etc., on lot. 2. cnn. 9 King, Nobleton. the pmperly of Jnhn Dean. 1Sale at 1A o’chwk. Terms 8 months. Saigeon a: Mc- Ewen. aunts. THURSDAY, Man-ch 24â€"Farm stock. implements, etc" on lot. 31, 2nd con. Vaughan. the property of \Villiam‘ Washington. Jr. sale at l o'clnck. Terms 8 months. Saigeon & McEwen, aucts. WEDNESDAY. March mâ€"Furniturp,‘ tnols. fuwl, etc" on lot, 6. con. 9, Markham, the prupvrty of Mrs. Rmney. Suh- at, 1 o’clock. Terms cash. J. H. Prentice. anct. come in for a. piece, mother gives them a. slice of Oysters Livery in Connection The boys are very happy and to themselves hum: â€"-From 138-- WALL PAPER â€" Buy Your â€"- Orders promptly attended to When those ‘ hungry school boys PRICES RIGHT Tickets may be had at Sims' Grocery Store, or from Caretaker at the Rink Door. CHILDREN UNDER 12 YRS. 5c. W. H. PUGSLEY, Reeve. 33H! The Richmond Hill Skating Rink will be open every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING from 7.30 to 10. Band in attendance Saturday evenings TICKETSâ€"100.; 3 for 250.; 7 for 500.. or 15 tor $1. A comfortable dwelling on Xmold street, seven_roums, with a quarter of an acre of land, on which are a number of fruit treee. Good well and cistnmn. Apply to 36-tf L. Innes 6’0 Sons We will have a carload of Cedar Pos'ts arrive in a few days which are also good value. Anyone contemplating building will consult their own interests by getting our prices before purcbusmg else- where. Our stdck of Dressed Lumber: Mould- ings. Doors, Sash. &c.. is also com- plete. Our stock of Hemlock for barns is esgt-ciaflly yvelljelecte‘dyndfiryi _ and therefore are prepared to fill bills for building at exce Lionally low Bzices. Om- Shingles u so we secured fore the raise in price. At Last Year’s Prices \Ve have secured 'a large stock of lumber Lumber, Mill Phone 42 DENNEIS MILL USE “WHITE CROWN” FLOURFOR PASTRY CLEAN, FRESH, AND ALL MADE FROM ONTARIO WHEAT SKATING A clean, pure food, delicious and strengthen- ing.- Keeps the body full of rich, warm blood. Shingles, ~ Posts, &c. For Sale Bran" and Shorts EVERY POUND GUARANTEED PURE JAS. MCVVILLIAM or MRS. F. LYNNE’I‘T Tastes good these chilly morningsâ€"heat bis- cuit in oven, pour hot milk over it and salt to taste. Just try, it. ‘ H. V. DENNE 86 CO. Chop Feeds Sold by All um 33:. I anon. two for 25¢. All orders shipped promptly N EWMAR‘KET A1414 KIN I18 Money to loan on first mortgage farm property: 23-tf 23-tf 130 acres, all clear. parts of lots 28 and 29, in 4th con. of Vaughan. near Teston. Bank barn; house nearly new. M ._ JAS. H. KIRBYL Solicitor for the ExecfiEt'); Dated February 25th, 1910. 36-4 I have for sale a number of choice farms close to town, part cash and balance on easy terms. Also a Pump Factory and Planing mill. large ter- ritory, no opposition. A snap in southern Manitoba. Applv to W. W. MOORBY 33-3 Summerhill Ave. Toronto. And further take notice that after the said last mentioned date the execu- tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the estate among the parties en~ titled thereto. having regard only to the claims 0t which he shall have then received notice. Pursuant. to R. S. O. 129 and Ame-ml ing Acts, notice is hereby given that all parties having claims against the estate of the said \Villiam Grice, laté of the Township of Van ban. in the County of York, farmer, ' eceased. who died on or about the 10th day of Janu- ary. A.D., 1910, are required on or be- fore the 24th day of March. 1910. to send to Malcolm Watson. Edgeley P.O., executor of the estate. a. full statement of their ciaims, with names and addresses, and the nature of the sequrity: if guy, held by pheui. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM GRICE, DECEASED. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1910 Notice to creditors. Vaughan Council rho next meetmgz n! the Council of the Mum- ' cipalitv 01 Van lnm will be held in the Town 3.11. Vellore on Money 110153.11 Farm for’ m WILLIAM 000K. 33 Richmond St. West, Toronto. For Sale THE'L’IBERAL OFFICE at 10 a. m. Residence 136 J. B. MOLEAN, 0191') Maple.