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The Fifth Ward Toronto Conserva- tive Association did themselves credit Monday evening in refusing the pro- posal to elect candidates for munici- pal offices on a party basis. At a previous convention of Conservatives it was proposed to intmduce party politics into the civic menu, but the speakers Monday night endeavored to show that half the Conservatives in the City were against the innova- tion, and it would be a mistake even from a political standpoint. In po- litical matters no scheme has yet been devised better than party gov- ernment, but to elect a mayor, reeve or councillor simply because he be- longs to a certain political party would in some cases be little less than a crime. Correspondence in The Toronto World is an indication that, there is much‘opposition in North Toronto to, the building of a High School in that town. Petitions are in circulation in opposition to the proposed building, and many reasons are given why the Work should be postponed. The article dated North Toronto, Oct. 5, says: “One or two members of the Council have given their approval, but the majority have. always taken the ground that a high school at the present time would 'be premature, and counseled delay." The writer referred to the continuation class now doing work in North Toronto, but says:â€"- “It is held that not alone is“ the whole proceeding so far illegal, but that the ratepayers are, as a body, opposed to the school, on the ground of the largely increased cost; that they have never been consulted in the matter at all; that the action of the department is not obligatory, and th at the petitions now being simulated throughout the town opposing it are meeting with general support. It is held that there are not enough residents in town, and that the added taxes would be fully four mills on the dollar, and probably more, while the aeceésibility of the city high schools and Collegiate institutes, with their superior equipment, would mili- tate greatly against a local institu- tion. Finally it is urged that in the event of annexation, which is con- ceded to be near at hand, if a school is regarded as necessary, a building more in keeping with the beautiful northern, suburb could be built and equipped by the city. In any event, there will be strong Opposition to the proposal.” Elm fiiheml. The October number of the Athletic W'm-ld, which has just reached us, is a pronounced improvement in evexy de- partment over past Issues, its coast to coast treatment of big things in the sphere of Canadian and universal sports is exhaustive and timely, its illustrations must be seen to be ap. predated. DANGEROUS DANDRUFF. M. Pasteur. the great French Phy- sician of Paris, once sand: “I believe we shall one day rid the world of all diseases crgysed by genus." mafia]: Hm, om... OCT. 20. 1910 " Dundt-ufi is cau'séa byr germs. a fact acgeptgd lg_all_physigiat_ls._ HPausinn sage will kill the dandruff germs and remove dandruff in twn weeks pr [pong-y back. It is the hairdressing par exZelfc-nce, daintin perfumed and free from grease stickiness. It is the favorite with women 'of taste and culture who know the social yalue of fascinating hair. Dandruff is the root of all hair evils. If it were not for the little destructive germs working with a ersistency worth of a. better cause, t. ere would be m) aldness. W. A. Sandémcn guaranteesit. It will stop itching scalp. falling hair and make the hair grow rich and abund- ant. It, puts life and lustre into the hair 2mg preyeqtsjt. from turning gray. The girl with th'e auburn bait-"is on every package. --._ 7 A large bottle costs only 50 dents at leading dru ists eVerywhex-e, and in Bjchmppd ___dl figy W._ A. andggaon. WILL MAKE CANADA A BALDHEADED NATION IF NOT CHECKED. ATHLETIC WORLD. OPPOSED VTO‘H. S. A number of pure-bred Shropshire mm lambs. App! to, ' W. TE YSON_ The undersigned will receive tenders until Friday, Nov. 4th. fur the sale of the house and out buildings lately occupied by the late Woodrul'f Mil- bourne, on Elizabeth St.,in the Villa e of Richmond Hill. Buildin 5 must fie removed on or before lat. an., 1911. Each tender must. be accompanied with a. deposit; of Five Dnllzus. which will be returned at. once to the un- successful teuderers. The highest or any tender not necessarily acceptg-d. Terms cash. All tenders to'be ad- dressed to Good farm for sale'about five miles from Toronto, 215 acres, a mile =and a half from Yonge Street. mostly clear- ed and under cultivation but same good timber, good buildings, good soil, good water. PROUDFOOT. DUNCAN & 00;, 14-tf ‘â€"-â€"-AGENCYâ€"-â€" J'. H. SANDERSON. V.S. RANGING FROM $800 To $5,000. 166 acre farm north of village. Buildings Al. Land in good stat-e of cultivation 7 fiis‘gfliw ucreé on the 2nd of Mark- ; ham. Dwellings for Sale in Aurora_ ’ Four desirable and comfortable housesâ€"two new, with furnacesâ€"fur sale at reasonable prices. Immediate possession if desired. Centrally lo- cated. Also several good building 14,-t. f. 240 acres. more or less, lying be- tween Yonge St. and 2nd con. Mark- ham. Good houseand barn, and plenty nf water; 100 acres under cultivation. Large busl}. '_Possession April 1. 1911. TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM NOTICE is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the per- sons mentioned in Sections 5 and 6 of the Voters’ Lists Act, the copies re- quired bv‘suid sections to be so trans. mitted or delivered of the lists made pursuant to said Act of all peisons appeal-inf by the last revised Assess- ment Rol of the said municipality to be entitled to vote in the said munici- lity at the elections, for members of he‘ Le islative Assembly and at Muni- cipal ections. and that said list was first posted up in my office at Union- ville on Monday. the 3rd day of Octo- ber. 1910, and remains there fox-inspee. tiun. The undersigned experienced nurse is prepared to take tiny case of sickness. Best nf city references. Present nd- dwsa, L Sipprell. (MRSJ JOSEPHANE DA‘V'IS“ 15-2 REAL ESTATE SIX VERY DESIRABLE? IIouses and 140135 FOR SALE. > Electors are called upon, to examine the said lists. and if any omissions or uther errors are found therein. to take immediate proceedings to have said errors correch agcoxdinfigglaw. October. 1910. VOTERS’ LIST, 1910 ' 0‘. H. STIVER. Clerk. of the said municipality. Dngted at Uniom‘ille. this 11th daypf Sale by Tender be pre} Farm for Sale Bufi-isters, 12Richmond Street East. Tux-unlit)Y RICHMOND HILL Farm for Sale NOW ON HAND-- ~Municipality of theâ€"â€" County of York. For Sale For Sale Nursing lot 34, 3111 con. Vaughan King P. o. MANAGER H. A. NICHOLLS. Richmond Hill. Richmnnd Hill. Elgin Mills. 14-3 14-2 EDGELEY- cider & Jelly Mill WILL START TO RUN Wlll Manufacture Raw Clan, Ballad Older, Apple Butter and Jcll as usual GROUP v I I- V I if; v‘éfiit'iK "3371153 Hogs. A am and pleasing, symgâ€"aoe. waists. One Aged Ram. registered. One Shear-ling Ram, registered. Five Rum Lambs. Apply, lot 14. lst con. Max-k- ham. J. BRILLINGER. An eight. room brick house on Yonge street. F urnace and other conven~ iences. lO-tf Mr. N. J. Glass has secured the agency for the Parisian Laundry of Toronto and will be sending away every Wednesday and will be returned Saturday. Pen 1e wishing to send laundry kindly ave it. in by Wednes- day noon. , MONDAY, OCT; 3, 1910 Thanking our numerous atrous for past favors. we would so ieit a con- tinunnoa of the same in the future. Yours truly, 13-4 Pnssiblylhe best. fmm in the Town- _ship of Markham. consistin of a block bundled acres on the 3rd nn. Well watered; gund house: fair outbuildings; well fenced: close to school and church. The very best, crop producing land. Gund m’chard. and altogether a very desirable pmperty. For further par- ticulars apply to H. A. NIOHOLLS Real Estate A ant. 3-tf. Richmon Hill. A black Collie dog came to the premises of the undersi_ ned, lot 40, (Jon. 2 Vaughan, on ora out the 27th Sept. 1910. The dag wears a. tag. Owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses. GENTS' FURNISHINGS 1&4 RICHMOND HILL CIDER APPLES WANTED 11-2m AND WILL RUN MONDAY AND TUESDAY or EACH WEEK TILL NOV. 15. 41-” 154 15-4 13-3 Elm, 36x63 feet. in good repair. on west half of lot 30. con; 5, Vaughan, , Apply‘to ‘ ’ R.‘ PHILLIPS. 88.000021 first. murtgage on farm pmperty. _ ' A ‘brick nine reamed house. with furnace. , Apply at the POST OFFICE m- to MRS. FORBES, Thor'nhili. 15-3 About 40 acres standing» timber. )rincipully cedar. on the 3rd Con. of flax‘kham. Agply to. - MRS. MARGARET NAUGHTQNt HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR SWEET OR SOUR CIDER APPLES For Sale or Rent Money to Loan To the Public. House for Sale Barn for Sale NOTICE Apply to For Saie For Sale For Sale Strayed H. A. NICHOLLS. Real Est_n_t¢_e Axon}: Apply to H. WINGER. Bichmoed Hill P. O. sto in no minute: surgpgidth Dr. Shoop's gr‘iumeemeiiy. One a w sure prove. No vomiting, ’no 5“.â€" GEO. BONE Richm't'md H in. Uaniille P. O. Elgin Miils. D. HILL. Lsskny. iFREE IBIP‘ TO THE 0U] EQUNTRY , Open to All Readers of The Liberal Busu Man’s Magazine Farm and Dairu The Issue of Thc‘Famfly Herald and Weekly Star of Septmnbor 15th, 1910. had 654L370 renders based un :11) ave-rage of five renders Ln each paid subscription). \Ve "Her The Liberal and The Family Herald and \Veekiy Star for mm year each at, $1.90. and PVe-ry pen-sun accepting this nffer has the right, to make an estimate and The: anily lie-arid and VVeeklv Star will send the fin“, three of its readers who make the currech m- nearest, curl-act estimate Ln England with all expensvs paid frum any part of Canada and a liberal ulluwunce ft»); spending money. ‘ u 1 . .. - m u - u / ,,,1 LA AIL,A L. i._j The Family Herald and \VPéklv Star. of Mann-(ml. is gning to sénd three or mare of their readers 10 the 01d Cunntry next Jnne‘at the time hi the Cormmtinn with nll expr-nsrs paid from 'any part uf Canada. and a liberal aiiuwalnc? for spending [hum-y. -_. . 0.. .u n «1 tr ‘1 , LI! 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