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Owing to the fact that The T0- ronto World is in open rebellion against Mr. R. L. Borden as leader of the Opposition, and because The Daily News and The Evening Tele- gram have likewise been giving their leader the cool shoulder, a. caucus of Conservative members was held at Ottawa. on Tuesday in order to patch up matters. It was stated at the meeting that there was no\ real foundation for the reports circulated concerning disagreements with the leaders, and a resolution was passed expressing confidence in Mr. Borden. It is certainly not surprising if Lib- erals feel inclined to smile over what they see and read in Ccnservative neWspapers. Last year Hon. Charles Murphy, :1 member of the Dominion Cabinet, was much blamed in many quarters for not taking upon himself the re- sponsibility of dealing a. hard blow to race-track gambling. Many peo ple seemed to think that as soon as Parliament assembled the members Would at their earliest convenience express their disapproval of the evils of betting by passing a law that would make book-making an illegal transaction at horse races. In this the public has been mistaken. The Miller bill proposed that gambling as a business on the race-track should be prohibited by law, but by a small majority the measure was defeated when it came up in committee. The evil of the betting business was ad- mitted by all, but strange to say many of the members took the ground that horse racing could not be made to pay n the betting were eliminated, therefore their mode of reasoning caused them to vote in favor of betting sax-l the bookmaker. The Miller bili was not introduced as a party mi-‘WJre, and to their credit it may be said that both the Premier and the leader of the Opposition joined with those who wished to pass a law wmvh might protect a class of young m'xr who do not seem to have the will LU piotect themselves. ing those who have licenses within the law. The local inspector is gen. erally so well known that in this age of telephoning it is almost impossible for him to get into a hotel without the proprietor. learning beforehand that a visit is anticipated. The most reckless hotel-keeper will generally get his premises in good order it he has a few minutes to look about him. We know that the system of “catch- ing” hotel-keepers by means of strange detectives is not a. popular oneâ€"especially by breakers of the lawâ€"but that system is the most effective yet devised. If a hotel- keeper, whether in a local option district or otherwise, makes up his mind to strictly keep the law he need not fear private detectives or any- bod)r else. The Markham Sun in a recent issue gave expression to some good ideas concerning the license situa- tion in Ontario. The article was inspired by Mr. Thompson, license inspector for East York. Mr. Thomp- son pointed out that when he took office four years ai’go there were 24 licenses in this district. Today there are only 9. And as licenses are de- creasing year after year Mr. Thomp- son says ’he believes the Government will soon do away with the present system, dismiss all the local inspectors, and administer the law direct from the department in Toronto. We believe Mr. Thompson is light when he says that; the local inspector is not able to do much towards en- forcing local option, or even in keep- RICHMOND HILL, 01m. Arum 14. WORTH CONSIDERING. In gmm [910 39-8 E are sole agents for “Hobberlin” tailoring. The sort of tailoring known as “safe tailoring.” By an accurate system of meas- urements mistakes are rareâ€"â€" if there are any we will reiund every dollar paid us. We make garments to your per- sonal measure only, cut and designed by “The House of Hobberlin” experts. Come here for your Spring Suit. Naughton Bros., ELG'IN MILLS The undersigned is now prepared to make contracts for STUMPING and BLASTING. PENNYROYAL WAFERS. STUMPING ham. SIX VERY DESIRABLE Ilouses and Lots FOR SALE HANGING FROM $800 T0 $5.000. 166 acre farm north of village. Buildings Al. Land in good state of cultivation SAFE TAILURING J'. H. SANDERSON, V.S. REAL ESTATE ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO acres on the 2nd of Mark- â€"-NO‘vV 0N HAND-- RICHMOND HILL WALTER BOWEN, â€"â€"AGENCYâ€"â€"â€"-â€" nitluulnm mulled 2c swim. 1.363,; I, Add“. EUILEKA CH M‘ A]. mug-xx. 081w“. mot. A lpecifla monthly medicine for ladiel to restore and regulate the mouse:- prodmgm; [500,7 h‘eglhg painlest producing free, healthy _.l painlest dischargu. .No aches or we on up Brunch Now mud by over 30,000 ladies. nee used will use again. Invigm ate. than organs. Buy of your druggisl only those with our signature Acton two orlnbol. Avoid aubecltutea. Snnled pnrfiuulnm adieu 2c stung: "11:99 3e! BLASTING MANAGER Address, AND Richmond Hill P.O. The Next Sitting of Divxsion Com-t tax No. 3, County of York, will be held in the Court. Room. D. HILL & CO. WEDNESDAY, April 20â€"Aucti0n sale of horse. vehicles, furniture, etc.. at the residence, Thornhill, the pro- perty of Rnhert; Pearson. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms cash. J. H. Pren- tice, auct. THURSDAY, April 28.â€"â€"-Auction sale of 100 milch cows, pmebred registered Holsteins, work horses. implements, (-tc.. at. “The Pines.” Eglinmn, the property of Alex. Bryce. Sale at. 9 mm. Terms 7 months. J. H. Pren- tice, auct. TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED AND APPRECIATED. DIVISIUN - DOUBT. TRY US FOR HONEST DEALING F.E.SIMS Groceries GOOD DESIGNS LOW PRICES WALL PAPERS Drop in and see if we can suit yup in N SOAPS AND SIMS Livery in Connection Ripans Tabules cure flatulencev 1111mm; Tabules: tor sour stomach. Rinans Tabules cure nausea. Ripans Tabules cure biliousness. Call and See Us when in . Richmond Hill and get DEAL for your money Monday, July 4, 1910, Gummencmg at 10 a. m. T. F. McMAHON CLERK Special Prices FRUITS IN SEASON The People’s Grocery and ‘ Confectionery Store ' SPRIN G IS HERE. RICHMOND HILL Confectionery AMMONIAS Auction Sales. 4l-tf A bright, intelligvnt, and energetic lad from 8 to 13 years old to work after school an Thursdays and Fridays. an on Saturdays. The work will not in- tm-fere with school duties. Good pay fur short, hours. Mail your application to-duy to the ' SATURDAY EVENING POST, 422 12 Front St. East. Toronto. A comfortable dwelling on Arnold street. seven rooms, with a. quarter of an :ch-e nf land, on which are a numb” nf fruit trees. Good well and cistem. Apply to ‘ 33-tf A quantity of Seed Potatoes for salefilut 32. con. 3, Vgggban. At Last Year’s Prices We have secured a large stock of lumber and therefore are prepared to fill bills for; builiiingmqt _exce_pti0nally In“: gx-ices. Our-"Shingles also we s'ecured efore the raise in price. \Ve will have a carload of Cedar Posts arnve in a few days which are also good value. Anyone contemplating building will ccnsult their own interests by getting our prices before purchasmg else- where. L. rInnes 8:: Sons 36-1.! Our stock of Hemlock for barns is eagle-ciallyyvellfelectzqdjnndfiryL _ _ Stfik (if Drrérséédr Lumber: Mould- ings. Doors, Sash, &c.. is also com- plete. ’ ' Lumber, On Richmond Stu, a six room house. Apply tn“ House to Rent. We have a. number of second-hand Automobiles that have been taken in exchange for new 512er cars, and which are guaranteed to be in fins-class condition, having been thoroughly overhauled by skilled " 4"” mechanics. These . machines answer every possible requirement of ’5 country people, and can be bought at a. decided bargain. If interested write at once for fuller A particulars. AUTfiflBILES Shingles, V Posts, 6w. For Sale For Sale Wanted The Economical Food-45 More Nutritious than Meat or Eggsâ€"and Costs Less; To serve-simply heat in oven, pour hot milk over it and salt to taste. Sold by all grocers, 13¢. a carton; ‘two for 25¢ JAS. MCVVILLIAM or MRS. F. LYNNETT FRED DIBB. Hope P. O C. MASON. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 129 of the Revised Statutes Of Onta rio, 1897, and Amending Acts, that all persons having claims against the estate of Eliza Dean above named, who died on or about the 20m day of Janu- ary, A.D., 1910. are required to send by post prepaid, or to deliver to the undersigned, the executor of the said estate, on or before the 25th day of April, 1910, their names, addresses and descriptions. and a full statement of the particulars of their claims and the. nature of the security, if any, heid 13y _themz His five nearest dams have recoids 131’ over 14 lbs. at two years old, Both six-e and dam are now at O. A. 0., Gljelph- ___ _‘__ _____ _ MANTEL KORNDYKE, grandson of Sara Jewel Hengweld the Third. She was sold by Brown Bros. one year ago for $2000. Official record, 640]!)3. milk in 7 days. 26131hs. in 30 da '5 30.39 lbs. butter in 7 days, 121.37 hs. in 30 days. 38-tf IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ELIZA DEAN. LATE 01“ THE TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM. IN THE COUNTY OF YORK, WID- OW, DECEASED. And that after the said date the said executor will meeE-d to distribute the assets of the said Eliza Dean amongst) the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice, and the said executor Will not be liable for the as- sets or for any part thereof to any person of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- tribution. OFFERING BULL CALVES Notice to Gredimrs. 41-tf Thornhill. Ont. Exerntnr of the estate of Eliza Dem n. Dated March 17. 1910. 89-4 V Riuans Tabuleéirnleasant laxatfire. Ripans Tabules cure constipation. $8.000 on first mortgage on farm property. ‘ Willnwdale $13 MERCIDES JOHANNA (4.339): ‘ Q We can also make you ‘52'9‘. an attractive, proposition ' on the new Cadillac “ Thirty ” that represents the best value over offered in automobilOS. m Send for illustrated lo Money to Loan HOLSTEINS m TAMWORTHS s1red by the following bulls: :-ets 5 é um.» sans" a lemd ‘ booklet. A pply to CHARLES P. JOHNS. H. A. NICHOLLS. Real Esggte; Agent: Automobile. and Bkydu TOR O NTO Stock Farm J. MCKEN ZIE C (wee? to Eat A Cami" Bowd 73:111.. Richm'dnd Hill. 14:6 AND