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Call at THE LIBERAL Office while the assortment. is gnod for Thanks- giving and Halluwe’en post, cards. A gang of about twenty men work ed two or three daysâ€"and nightsâ€"- filming in at. new switch near the. etl-opolitdn \Vnitiug Room. The work is well done. The Weekly Globe ‘and Canada. Farmer will be sent to any address in Canada. or United States frum now to the end of the year for 15 cents. Order at THE LIBERAL Office. Cream of Wheat, and VVbeat Gran: ‘ules in bulk, 50 1b.; Saxon and Bai’mer Oats. each package contains a. hand~ some piece of porcelain chinnware, per pkg. 25c. Atkinson & Switzer. Mr. Thomas Findley of Toronto will speak on the Lnyman’s MiSsionux-y Movement in the Presbytermn Church on next Sunday morning. Mr. Find- ley is not, only a. well known business man but. a competent and experienced speaker. The Annual Meeting of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will be held at the home of Mrs. ’1‘. F. Mc- Mahon Tuesday afternoon at, 3 o’clock. The Superintendents of Departments will give a report of the work done in the various branches. A Full attem dance is requested. Gnnd selvcbion of Thanksgiving and Hullnwe’en pust cards at, THE LIBERAL Office. His Honour. Judge Mun-gem. held a, emu-t; of I'H’isiun here on Tuesday. Eleven nanws were added to the Vntex's Llst and une name was struck off. The North Ymk Teachers meet in Convention at the Normal School, T0- rnnto. Eva-(1333. and t11-n'lntyt'1'(»\v- The Eclipse, Surprise, Comfort, and Richard’s Soap, 6 lmrs for 250.; Town Talk Laundry Snap. 10c bar; Defiance Snap. large bar 20c. Atkinson 86 Switzer. are givifig a. Octuber 31. A splendid programme is being prepzued. All will be made Welcume. Mr. James McLean secured third vize at Ottawa. Exhibition for Outs. .. r. McLean also got, second prize at, the Nationle Exhihitiun, Toronto. for Goose Wheat. Gund plowmen are invariably good farmezs. l THE LIBERAL and the Family Herald and Weekly SLar will be sent for the balance of the year. both papers for 40 cents. Those who are not; taking those papers should take advantage of this special offer. The anmml meeting of the Richmond Hill branch Bible Society will be held in the Methodist; church next Tuesday evening. at 8 o'clock. The agent Rev. B. Bryan will be present to address the meeting. Everybody will be made welcome. Mr. O. H. Keys who recently pur- chased the General Store and business from Mr. Johnston at; Gormley has issued cards to his customers giving quotations re groceries &c. He quotes 18 lbs. Redpath’s best, granulated sugar, and 19 lbs best brown sugar for $1.00. Mr. J. N. 30er had snme sheep worried a few days «go. Thuse \vhn kve-p dogs run a greatchunce of paying bills of danmges. The Saturday edition of The Glnbe wich Illushated Magazine Sen-tint) has lawn reduced from $1.75 to $1.00 per unnum. Order at, THE LIBERAL Oflice. Public schmfi hmé’wm i§é61BsL§d mid} days. The V ictoria Squaw Institute branch will meet at. the home of Mrs. R. L. Nichols on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 2.30 .m. Programmeâ€"Vocal music, by iss M. Galbraith; a. paper. “The Thanksgiving Spirit,” by Miss I. Brown; a. talk on “Care and Treat- ment of Children’s Teeth.” by Dr. R. M, Steward. ' RICHMOND HILL, ONT” Our. 20, 1910 “The roper study of mankind is man.” his will be proven conclu- sively at the Epwnrth League Friday evemng. A character study of Joshua. will be given in the form of three short sketches: Joshua. as a VVam-ior, Joshua. as a. Statesman, Joshua. as a. Type of Christ. We ask our readers to peruse ouv clubbing announcement, with The Familv Herald and Weekly Star- on another page. Read the articulars gt tthrgg Trip go the}?! Qgpnnry: The big Montreal Weekly will- send three of its readers to England next; June, at the time of the coronation of King Gear 9.. and THE LIBERAL will give Fifty 011M: to any (If OUR. read- ers winning the first, second 01 third prize, only one fifty to he paid, and that for the best estimate as to the number of readers of The Family Herald on the 15th of March. 1911. Cu!) at THE LIBERAL Office, or: write £31112 gamma. us for coupons. The_ Epwurthfi League all Hendford FIFTY DOLLARS FOR POCKET MONEY. 14()C A145 EPWORTH LEAGUE. Golden Sling Came Syrup, 2-H). tin 12c; Edwm-dsburg Table Sym , 1240 tin; LYIe’s Golden Syrup. in 2-1 . tins, each 20c; Guldmwtte Cane Syrup. in 5-H). pails. each 40c; Maple Syrup Mixture, in quart jars, jau and syrup 300. Atkinson & Swmzer. 7 The Annual parochial thanksgiving sex-vices were held in St. Mary’s Chm-ch, Richmond Hill. and in Trinity church. Thurnhill. on Thursday. Oct. 6th. The Bishop nf Tumntn preached at Rich- mond Hill. He chnse for his text the first, V's-me of the 147th Psalm. Praise. he said, is the key note at this psnlm as indeed it, is of the Whole of the lith and last book uf the psalms. This thought, he enlarged and applied to our present: duty u- God with regard to the blessings of His providence. It was an excellent sermon and most appropriate to the occasion. The Chair of St. Albans Cathedral lendered the musical part of the service in a manner that was highly appl-eciigged._ At Trinity Chm-Eh the Rev. Lawrence Sissy. rector of St. Anne's, Toronto, preached the sermon and the choir of that, Church tarnished the music. The Picellency of both sermon and music was the subject of general comment. Both churches were very tastefully decorated with grains and other symbols of the harvest. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the con- gregations were not large. But they were large enough to indicate the probabilities had it been fine. The Rev. John Gibson desires to thank the people of this vicinity for the generous manner in which they have always assisted in these services. ' ' A meeting of the directors of King and Vaughan Plowmen's Association was held at the Palmer House last, Saturday afternoon. The and plowing for the match on F riduy. the 4th of November, will take lace in Mr. Geo. Thgmpson’sfi-qut fiel , Riqhngqnd Hill. and.Lhe stubble plowing in Mr; Wm. Robinson’s field, two lots north. At the meeting Saturday a committee was appointed to confer with sister societies with a view at asking the Ontario rGovemment for a yearly grant. A- committee will ‘meet this (Thursday) evening at the Secretary's office to make final arrangements ‘ or getting out the bills and advertising the match. The prizes will be larger than on_any former occasion, KING AND VAUGHAN PLOWMEN Rev. J. E.‘ Mnyloof Burlington spent Tuesday and \Vednesd-ty with his sister. Mrs. James Rumble has returned after a two \VH-ks’ visit. with her daughter. Mrs. H. BuSsingthwaite 0f Uoukstmvn. Miss Annu Smith of NPwmul-‘ket and Miss Margaret ’ McMahon of * Aurora haw been spending a. few days with Miss Nom McMahon. Mr. and Ms. Harry Fay andlilfle sun of Glasgmv, Miswuri. spent Tues- day wiLh their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopper. Miss Comrie Masten Brown. elocu- tionist, assisted by Mrs. H. W. Jake- Way, soprano; Miss Florence Mulloy. violinist; Miss Mulloy and Miss Nora McMahon. pianistes, will give a. recital and concert. under the auspiwa of the Fire Brigade on the evening of Wed- nesday, the 2nd of November. Re- served sent tickets may be had at the drug store. Mr. A. L. Campbell. B.A., Inspector uf schools for Sunbb York. spent Mou- day with Mr. Gen. Reamau. Mr. and Mrs. D. Moylo. Rev. P. A. MauEwen. Mrs. MucEwen and Miss Jean Visited with Miss Mner Tuesday “fun-noon and evening. ' Mr. H. Bell of Tun-onto spent Tues- day with her brother, Mr. Thomas Hopper. » Mr. Vet-mm Hearst. of Saul!) Sb. Marie. a student at 'l‘urnntu Uniwrsity, spent over Sunday withwhe Misses S w it 201'. At the meeting of the curlers held on Thursday evening. 13:11. in the Council Chamber. the following officexjs were elected for the ensuing year: Patronâ€"W. H. Pugsley. Presidentâ€"E. M. Br n9. 1st. Vice-Presidentâ€" nu. Tyndall. 2nd “ " Geo. Sims. Treasurerâ€"G. A. McDonald. Secretarva. A. Lamon. Committee of Marlagement:-â€"G. Qowie, 0. P. Wiley, E. Barker. J. H. banderson, H. A. Nicholle. A. Boyle. T. F. McMahon. Auditors: J. H. Brydon. T. H. Trench. Representatives:â€"â€"E. M. Bryne. H. Nicholle. Chaplainâ€"Rev. J. Morgan. Mrs. E. \V. Muer of Langstafi rmd her sister Mrs. W. B. Nishet of Rochester visin with Miss Muer on Thursday. , A deputation consisting of Reeve Pugsiey. D. Hill, chairman of the School Board; Geo. McDonald. secre- tary. and others. on Tuesday waited on Hon. Dr". Pyne, Minister of Educ~ ation; and Hon. Mr. Duff, With a view of having a ("strict representative ap~ pointed to teach farming in the High School. The deputation was introduced by Alex. Mchwun, M.P.P. for East York. .The ministérs promised oun- sidemtlony THANKSG IVING SERVICE. RECITAL AND CONCERT. CURLERS RE-ORGANIZE. TO TEACH FARMING. PERSONALS E. Morgan hid “the honor of win- nin a. medal for the best all-round uth ate in the High School. After the races were run Mn D. Hill, Chairman of the Board of Education, presented the prizes to the successful competitors. He congratulated the winn'ers nn their success, and expressed a hope that one day every year would be set apart for similar sports. The teachers as well as the scholars are to be congratulated on the field day sports. >The field-day committee on behalf of the High School wish to thank the business men who so kindly gave donations; also all the ex-pupils and townspeople who so loyally turned out in large numbers. It, was a. financial success and also otherwise. It. will help the revival of athletics in our fair village. Field-Day Committee: 0. Hill. R. McOmmghy, W. Naughton. N. Francis, E. Moigau, R. Grant. , ail-yam] dash for girlsâ€"4, Winnie Simpson; 2, Edtih Clement; 3, Luura Prentice. The football match between Aurora H. S. and R. H. H. S. resulted in a tie, and darkness prevented the tie being pluysd gaff. ‘ T'he baseball match was also very clo-se.‘ bug Agyomg won by 13 to 12. A 'Lmile hic’gvae" i-Eicé “335' w'S'n by Stinky McCuqag}:y._ Running high jumpâ€"l, N. Francis; 2, Morgan. Running broad jumpâ€"1, E. Morgan; 2, N. Francis. Runnin hop-step-and-jumpâ€"l. E. Morgan; ' , N. Franczs. The tu -0f-war was eVen. but Au- rora [-Iig _ School finally pulled their opponents; R. H. H. S.. over the scratch. Friends of the High Schoolâ€"and there are manyâ€"are pleased to know that their first. annual field day came off successfully. The day was ideal for sports, and the various contests Were entered into with spirit. A happy feature was that every con- testant seemed willing and anxious to give. his opponent fair play. In the football match between the Public School and the Junior Form of the lei in School the latter won by a. score of .0. The following are the prize winners in several events:â€" .;Millinery_._. Latest Paris Fashions BEAVERS TR'i‘fiHfi’fifi loo-yam race; 17 years and underâ€"- 1, Nul‘lghten;g, D. Read._ V lOO-ym-dux-ace, '15, yeziré raruvid under-â€" 1, Morgggn; g. 1:):‘R93xd. r Miss Edithe E. Devlin N. 0F C.P.R. TRACKS. 50f n :fiileél;,\V. Naughton; 2, D. McCallum. Aux-0m. AND Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday IN NOVEMBER UP TO THE 15m OF NOV. L4 F. LYNETT, Manager. FALL AND WINTER ofTheCentralBusineasCoflege of Toronto contains some special guarantees of very great interest to students who wish tn attend a first class x-elizble School. You are invited to write for it. Address W. H. Shaw, Presldent, 395 Yonqe 812., Toronto. HIGH SCHOOL HELD DAY. 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IIc Flannelette Blankets, blue and pink borders 10/4, 11/4 ahd 12/4. »' n o 1 Boys’ Navy Sweaters, deep roll cpllar; each Boys’ Green and Cardinal Sweaters; each Ladies’ Flannelette Wrappers, good, full size, as- sorted colors, in navy, cardinal, black and grey effects; each . . . . $1.10 Gold Medal Shoe Polish, regula-r me for Men’s Four~1n-Hand Ties, regular 50c for -. Men's Silk Lisle Hose, regular 50c tor, Ladies’ Boots and Shoes. Ladies’ Dongola and Box Calf, Goodyear welt. Boots, regular $3. 50 for . _ . . $2 October 6, 1910 BIBHMIJND HILL BENTS’ FURNISHER SWeaters and Sweater Coats Phone orders will receive prompt and careful atténtion. Pandora, {ff Happy ‘I‘hought}R.A1\TG‘J:.‘S{We and Souvenir : pri 000 Richmond Hill Hardware 60. “"‘WEJ """"""5"‘U ““Hfiuuu we make the “‘1 Souvemr ’ _ lprices right. Stove and Furnace Work promptly done and satis- faction guaranteed. Melotte Cream Separators. [Standard Cream Sepa- rators, Conner Ball-Bearing Washing Machines. #009000 THE RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE C0. 000 The cold weather is coming. NOW' is a. good time to prepare for it. Bell Telephone 18 Flannelette Wrappers We invite you to call and see our stock of HEATERS AND RANGES. Oxfords and Slippers reduced. We are sole agents for the celebrated ...STOVES Corduroy Vests a. Blankets Flannelet'te -â€"AT THE THE NORMAN BATTY Manager Itrpays to buy the best, and PHONE 17 352-75 . 25c 2 5c sizes 75c 55c 50c