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Barrie. ... sttnn. . .. B.»lt()n . . . . . Cunkstnwn Markham . Schnmherq Simcoe. ‘ . . Every farmer should know that tho. rice offered by the dealers for 'cattle, - ogs, etc., is a fair one. How can he know this if he does not take a farm business paper? What doctor or law- yer or business man would be without hisrbusiness paper? There is but one farmers’ business and market paper, that is The Weekly Sun. Start 1910 right by subscribing. “' . V .A tickling or dry rough can 1).” quick- ly lunsencd “ith Dr. Bl’xt,;(:[)’s Uwugh Remedy. Nu opium. no (:hhnnfurm, nothing unsafe m- lmrsi‘.‘ Suld by XV. A, Sanderson. The Ontario Department of Agri- culture has issuvd a list of the Fairs and Exhibitions!“ be held this Fall, but the list; is not; Vet complete. The fol- lmving" are some 0f these Fairs to he held at an easy distance from Rich- mond Hill:â€" London, . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . Sript. 9-17. Bmmpbun . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 20 and 21. Newi’um'ket . .4 . . . . _ A .Sept. 20. An International Aviation Meet will he held in Toronto fl-nm July 9th to 16th, under the auspices of Ontario Mnbm- League; which is expected to equal if nut surpass anything of the ‘kind attempted up to this time in America. Arrangements are nut yet entirer (‘Uleh-‘tl’. but the Gummittee having the matter in hand is working hard, and matters will be in full swing within a few days. ' R. Pearce. {1,6 Sztndford which is situated in Township 18, Range 19; Mr. Pearce has a very fine home; a building much larger than, any- resi- dence in Gull Luke, three stories high, finished off with all modern improve- ments, large furnace in the basement and probably the best showing of plants and flowers in bloom that is to; to be seenin the southwest of SILS- kzlt'shewanu Near the lumse is their store, alsn a 150 foot well with a wind- mill wurking the pump. Mr. Pearce has, with his sons, 1,760 acres of fine land. 150 of which is in crop, while two outfits were on breaking. They are making a start to provide for their own hay making a trial this wear of ten acres of timothy. A pasture of 100 acres has been fenced in.Lhe poles being brought from the sand hills, 3.3 miles tn the west‘ in 1922. when Mr. Pearce started building up his place, fourteen months agn, there were u’hly about twenty people in the neighborhood, and now there are over 600: in four townships there are 160 people. One striking feature is the number of married settlers in this district. the lonely bachelor being an exueption to the rule. Our next stop was at the half-way house (Baskerv-ille’s) where we found over a dozen people at dinner. this being the regular stopping place. There is lots of first-class land here, and Baskcrvilles are making the most of it. They have a stream breaking outfit, good buildings, including a blacksmith shop, well built, stables, etc. One mile past Baskcrville’s in 16- 19, in the ravine, or the springs as it is called locally, is u very pretty spot, but a bad place. to go through with a. loud. A- new trail leading off to the West; missing the hills, has been made, which is generally used, but we follow- ed the old tmil. A long valley, begin- ning in 17-19. is fine farming country,- where we found a large number of new buildings are being erected. After ascending the rise, there is a. large flat piece of country extending to within five miles of the Saskatchewan River, lnoken onlv by a portion of the szmd hills. A wide strip of good land runs east, broken by some rough land around Snake Hole :i'nd Boggy Lake. Extending for about five miles in town- ships 18 and 19. there is a fine countrv right through to Keithville. where there is v :1‘ large settlement, about three years old. The country, south of Keithvillc is vet-y rolling. We stopped over night the gugsts‘of‘Miu QTI-IERE IS BUT ONEQ Stat-ting from Gull Lake early in the morning, the first. thing noticed was the amount of new breaking in the hills close to town, a large part; of which was being put into flax. On reaching the Nixon settlement, we drove over L0 Fred. Gray’s place, where the best crop of wheat; in the district noth or south is to be seen. Forty acres of wheat, Mr. Nixon’s and 50 acres on Fred. Gray’s was up ten inches by actual measurement. Noth- ing else during the whole drive Was found to be above five inches. 011 enquiring, we found that all the work hud been done in the fail and the land was In first-class shape. .u‘ With the object of seeing the con- ditio‘ns of the settlers in the country north of town, the writer, with M1. Phil Brenton, took a three day’s trip out; there last week. and found that, the repnrts as to the growth of the districtrwere not, a bit_exngger§\ted. _ RICHMOND HILL, 0N1. JUNE 30. 1910 A TRIP THROUGH THE NORTH COUNTRY. ‘ AVIATION MEETING. In: ~Efl‘ih-wai, DATES OF FAIRS. ‘ . . . . St‘pl. 26, 27, Sept. 30 and Oct. .1. . . . . . A Oct. 3 and 4. . . . . . . . Oct. 4;!!!(15. .. . Ovt. 5, G, 3. .Oct‘. 13 and H. 18, 19, 20. GOLDEN C(mQUERomâ€"Glydesdah stall- ion. the pmpexty of J. E. Teeson, Thomhill. W'ill stand at his own stulw. Samuel Francis’ Sunnyside Farm, lut 3:3, con. 1, Markham. Tm ms $10. LEGAL’DIRECTâ€"Trotting stallion, the pro; erby of \V. G. Ellis, Bedl'm-d Pm k will stand at his own stable during the season of 1910. Terms $12. Fur further particulars apply to Mr. Birch. Bedford Park. MINTO OHIMES-Americnn bred regis- tered trotting stallion, the prop- (‘rtv of \Vm. Gould, Richmond Hill. Will go to Thm-nhill. Aurora, King City and intervening places. Terms $10. GREFFIERâ€"Imp. Perchm-in, the pro- puty of W. G1uss,- Vaughan, will travel through Maple, Teston, Ki4ng tp., \Vhitchurch, etc. Terms $1 . PROUD BARONâ€"~Imp. Clydesdale, the Kwaperty of W. Pallet, Dzwisville. Vill travel through Ella, Edgely. Maple, Thornhivll, etc. Terms 5312“ ROYAL HATTONâ€"In’lp. Clydesdalp, the property of D. G. Bluugh,. King City, will travel through King, Tesmn, Maple. Elgin Mills. Ouk Ridges. Aurora, etc Terms $12 LAIRD DIACQUEENuClydeSdale stallion; the pruperty of \V. J. VVvlls, Tem- pomnceville, will travel through Aurora, King township, Pottnge- ville. Vellore, etc. Terms $10. THE PROVOSTâ€"Clydesdule stallion, the property of T. H. Legge, Temper- anceville. Will travel throu h King City: Maple. Elgin Mlls, W'hilchurch. Aumm, Oak Ridges, etc. Terms $13. ‘ l MARQUIS 0F COWALâ€"Imp. Clydesdale, the property lof D. 0. Steele, Richmond Hill. will travel through Oak Ridges. VVhitchurch, Mark- ham tp., Vaughan, etc. Terms‘ $14. PASSPOR'Eâ€"Clydeséale Stallion, the ropérty of T. H. Hassurd. Mark- am, ()nt., will start, from his own' stable; Palmer House,_ Richmond Hill, and travel through Victoria Square, Headford, ThOI-nhil], Fish- gr‘gille, Vaughan, Maple. Terms 1 . RANGING FROM $800 To $5,000; 166 acre-farm north. of village. Buildings A1. Land-in good stat-e of cultivation . , Alsu 100 acres on the 2nd of Mark- haul. J'. H. SANDERSON, V.S. Iiouses and Lots FOR SALE ‘ REAL ESTATE There are many wayd of fixing them. No two cases arc aliko._ Dome and let us tell you “ How" and “Why” and “If.” We advise free. Health and appearance depond upon your tooth. Give the matter careful thought? ' ‘â€"-NOW ON HAND-â€" YORKTON Excellent Opportunity for the,lnvest0r or Intending Puchaser RICHMOND HILL For full information address G. H. Stallion Register. â€"-â€"AGENCYâ€"â€"â€"x SIX VERY DESIRABLE A leading grain growing and‘stocloraising centre in Western Canada. Collegiate Institute under con: struction, costing $70,000. The Judicial, Educational, Distributing and Land Office centre of Eastern Saskatchewan. 4 Chartered Banks, 7 Churches, 25 Mercantile Houses, General Hospital, 2 Newspapers. MANAGER 5. 3 Ahoy can do. bud “vest bomthuwfll pop them from $5 to $3 pa day. Some have eumczl ave! $50 in a day. Either yang mold. W um requi-t-d‘ You Men-fled has mm u m. u-wsnknm 8m 01m mm mu m fle‘ds in: source; but thou m was . snuaon a Cayman-d. Muiueavill mod" .9 Rea, furl hm)me about work which Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of m- posed Contract may be seen and b ank forms of Tender: may be Obtained at the Post Offices of Cat rville, Sherwood and Maple and at the. Office of the Post Ofiice Inspector at Toronto. G. C. ANDERSON, Superintendent. Post Office Department, Mail Service Ergnch, Ottawa, 16th June. 1910. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postmaster Genet-ah will be re- ceived at Ottawa until noon, on FRIDAY THE 29th JULY, 1910 for theconveyanca of His Majesty’s Mails; on a proposed Contract for four years six tunes per week each way. between ()ARRVILLE and MAPLE RAIL- WAY STATION (G. T.) from the lst. October. next. Liberal» and Farmer’s Sun . . . . . . . . 1.75 Liberal and Farmer's Advocate .. 2.40 ,iberal and Farm & Dairy . . . . . . . 1.75 500. extra. on each paper to United States .for postage. MAIL CONTRACT County) . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘... Liberal and Daily Mail (York County) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liberaland Farmer’s Sun . . . . . . Liberal and Farmer's Advocate .iberal and Farm & Dairy . . . . . Night. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . l . . Liberal and Family Herald . . . . Liberal and The Evening News Libeyal and Daily Globe (York Liberal and Weekly Globe. . . . Liberal and \Veeklvaail . . . . . Liberal and Canadian Farm . . . Libetitl _and Toronto Saturday D, Hill & C0. Ripans Tabules: tor sour stomach. Ripans Tahules: pleasant laxative. :‘DIVISDN - GUUHT. Leave/your cash ' at home The Next Sitting nf Divxsion Com-11m N0. 3, Country of York, will be held in the Court Room. Remember that Brndbmok1 Sec. Buard of Trade. You buy to suit your taste, : , ‘ and . we - sell to suit ' your purse. Boost your own town. ' Richmond Hill CLUBBING RATES FOR Monday, July 4, 1910, RICHMUND HILL must; grow. Cnmmencmg at 10 a. m. T. F. MCMAHON CLERK and SASK. 1910. .$1.75 . 1.75 . 1.50 3.50 3.50 1.90 Appty on the premises to 46-tf MRS. 52-2 Six room house, with seven acres of land. part of Int 42, lst con. Vaughan, half a mile south of Richmond Hill. Small barn, stable, driving shed and other outbuildings, orvhard, Sic. Land in a good state of cultivation. PENNYROYAL WAFERS. About forty acres of bush. principalâ€" ly cedar, on the 131: Con. of Markham. For terms. &c., apply to MARGARET N AUGHTON 53-4 Ekzin Mills. Hou‘Se and lot on Richmond street, near Innes’ mills. Apply tn D. S. REAMAN, A Registered Holstéin Bun. JAS. MCLEAN, THE CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT CO., LIMITED NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO Toronto Office, 49 Wollin'ckon Street East loco made from the whole wheat berry, steamâ€"cooked, shredded and baked. Nothing added, nothing taken away. It ‘con~ ’tains all the material for building brain, bone and muscular tissue. Its very crispness promotes mastication, which means sound teeth and good digestion. A light, palatable and nutritious food that insures sturdy, robust health. Two biscuits (heated in oven) eaten with hot milk every morning for breakfast will enable a boy or girl to reach the top-notch of muscular agility and mental alertness and will fortify them against the dangers of cold and exposure. All the Meat of the Golden Wheat. Made in Canada. For Service Which do you value the mostâ€"your cattle or your children? You know that the health and development of your livestock depends on the'quality of the food you give themâ€"that they must have good, strong, nourishing food. Are you as parâ€" ticular about your children? Do' you insist on their diet consisting of food that will build up the little muscles, that will develop the brain and keep the stomach sweet and' cleanâ€"so essential to growing children? Give them the best and most natural food for growing childrenâ€"â€" CATTLE OR CHILDREN our own baht rffilrt-a “3th thc bm- ever offered for the mme. You can (214 mail With assurance of entire ' Send your name aldmsa ' ' Folder. HYSLfiP fifififi q n:.:rctofi enormmlsly Inrgs riu infinity 3mg closest posh. 11-931 a: swarm} pt ~55: ‘5 ‘4 warm”: :exmbfvs Everybody hum?" fit: when it comes to .ch‘ thought; perfection 11::d 1) season we go it; one t quality and value. in For Sale To. Rent For Sale regime, {22-22: Lamina monthly medicine for India: to restore and regulate the meme:- producing tree, healthy and painlese disuhu-gu. No ache: or pains on up prth Now used by over 30,000 ladies. Once used wmuae again. Invizomm. “use organs. Buy of your druggisl only those with our signature mrosl race or yzbel. Anvogd whamutes: _Boa!ed ruuuulaliinwéd kicissamp. )0 ‘ Addmlo. BNREISAWC Hysiags Efiyfiifig $25 “CYCLES AHD “UTGEQEILES MRS. DEVINE. Richmond Hill. w. . ,\u 11, “chralnmnfiu; / I / ,1 ,1. ' ‘,/// _ ,w W ’Sclmt 1292-7: Elgin Mills. A 'dHEuidJfi‘ mmom. mom Carrville. Dec-n BISCUIT n qu reach. 'yslop 33-tf . --_--...- .. \.uuv,. His five nearest; Tiéms have r‘ecords of over 14 lbs. at two-years old, Both sire and dam are nuw at O. A. 0., Ggglph. MANTEL KORNDYKE, grandson of Sara Jewel Heugweld the Third. She was sold by Brown Bros. one year ago for $2000. Official record, 640 lbs. milk in 7 days. 261-3. lbs. in 30 days 30.39 lbs. butter in 7 days, 121.37 lbs. in 30 days. an acre of land, on {Vhicrhrhrfieuil'llllrl‘llbgg' of fruit trees. Good well and cisteml Apply to ' ' 38-tf A comfortable dwelling on Lmold’ street, seven rooms, with‘ a qumtexf of OFFEeringgLLfigALVES; 41-tf W‘illewdale $8,000 on first mortgage on farm property. _ wig gm MEchplgs JO‘HANNA (4339): 2,“ a_._ _, A , Money" to Loan HOLSTEINS 'AN] TAMWORTHS Slred by the followmg bulls: rogz‘lmtiun ; yet “a l, but this x Inch of A pply to H. A. NICHOLLS. Real Estjytc; Agrqu For Sale JAS. MGVVILLIAM or MRS. F. LYNNETT stock Farm -uâ€"n-Q J‘. MCKEN ZIE Richm'dnd 'Hiu. AND