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HOUSE PAINTER, Glazier, Grainer and Paper-u Hanger. Calls by telephone from Richmond Hill charged to me. I 1‘ Saigeon, J K McEwen Maple Weston Saigeon k McEwen. Licuusod Auctioneers fox-the County of York Bums utteuded to on shortest notice and at rea- sorable rates Patronage solicited Licensed Auetioneenor the County of York. 11» apeGfifully soliclts your patronage and friendly influence sales 8.17ande on the shortest. notice sad at reuionable rates P 0 address King ibiconseu Auctione'er for me County of York. Goods 8011 on consignment. General sales of stockosc. promptly “tended to an reasonuok rages" .fiesiQencaUuionrille The Newton School of Music , ~_‘v_-\r v an,“ V G R (l-oulnlmg, Newbon‘gmokmgent for the shove , RESIDENCE. RICHMOND HIL T. USERAL PRINTING & PUSUSHWG HBUSE ' RICHMOND HILL,ONT. 9i". H. 31mm}: ()N. JOHN R. CAMPBELL, W. HEWISON FALL TERM EPENS SEPT-$8.; 3.9%.? THORNHILI~Tllesdzlys, 9.30 a. m. tn 11.30 p.11). ’EGLINTONâ€" Monday, Thursday. Frida y and Saturday mornings: Munday, \Vn-dm-sdny and Friday evening& [‘(mONTO OFFICE, 129 Sherhum-no St. Gas and Cncztine fur extractiuns. p12. E. J. WOODS Iberia tist, fixcnmomn HiLL WEDN ESDAYS 9.30 A M T0 5PM. Calls from 9. distance promptly attended to. DR. W. R. PENTLAND RICHMOND HILL V61. XXXIII‘ "i 5! per annum, in advance.] FH‘SL hmst nm-th (If Atkinson & Switzer’s stow. VEI‘ERINARY SURGEON, ’1‘ hornhill. Richmond Hill, Ont. BUSINESS CAfiDS. (-8 PUBLIEHEX. EVER} URSDA’Y MORN ING 8m SEKSWée-fiwfill Mu: J. H. Prentice I). G. BLOUGIL Senna a Pnovnm'ron Phune Ne n. 2402. ficttriuary RESIDENCE warm. AT THE Pm’pal'vs pupils for the grade ex- aminations held at Toronto Conserva- buy of Music and Univelsity of 1'0- l'ontu. Schial course in “Myer’s” Kinder- guru-n Method, particularly helpful to lwginm-rs. Glass recitals are given throughout the year. _ 42-1v A large §tm5 RICHMOND HILL& THORNHILL Richmonq Hill Harman's :I In! Salk-Hon. . Mouov to loan on Mad atucnabte u oflgagasut lowest. rates aurora“viceâ€"Bammea w the old post 0mm om: dom- west, 01 the entrance to the Ontario Bunk Nuwzuarkot oti‘;ce-â€"'l‘hree doors south of bile p mt [mice 1‘ Hmmmm'hmxnox G S'rv Moman Barristers, Snlicturs. 611:. NATIONAL. TRUST GHA M BERS 2:? KING E., TORONTO, Canada FRANK BENTON, K. C.“ W. MULUCK BOULTBEF‘ W. H. MCGI'JRE LENNQX 6'5 MOHG Dentcng Dunn & MuueV to 1mm BARRISTER, SomermR, NOTARY, ETC. ’I‘nmutn Office. 33 Richman St. \Ve‘St. “VE‘SICY Buildings. Richmond Hill Office (“Lilmml‘ Office), m‘ery Thursday fnrvnuun. Muplo, Thursday aftm'nmm. \Vundhridue; Saturday fUI'PnDnHL Organs Repaired and Expert. Work Gum‘unmed A, GF. Lawrence 141.]. Dunbar .B‘trxzswrsfioliaifiors. Nvtaries, ace. Home Life Building 00:. Adelaide & Victoria, 818.. fortune. J. EDWARD FRANCIS NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSIONER. CONVEYANCER. ET PIANO TUNING Stands far aim": the average busi- ness college of this cuuntry. Its lPCnI'd for placing students in pusi- tinns is a remaxkulfle one. Large Catalogue free. Con. Yonc: AND ALEXANocn‘ S‘rs. W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal “Muted: Young Men and anfn to prepnre for positions! 3f Trust and Responsibility worth $40 tn $100 per month. The famous MISS MILLIE TRENCH U “(I‘m-takers a: Emhnlmers H. A, NICHOLLS NOTARY PUBLIC RE Commissinnm, Cunveyaucer. 9 Insurance. and Real Estate Issuer of Marriage Licvnses. Lawrence 39 ’ Dunbar TORONTO. ONT. VOICING AND . . . . ACTION REGULATiNG 3min v3.1 Qavidson THORNHILL WRIGHT BROS RICHMOND HIL-L Teacher of P1ano WILLIAM COOK stock of Funeral Furnishings kept at, both places RICHMOND HILL, ONT., THURSDAY. JAN ELLIOTT ESTATE, ETC. A urnra “ In Essentiuic. Unity ,- fleaal. at Five Pu- Ccnt. (5% ’ 6'5 MORGAN and Salk-Hon. G S‘I‘V MORGAN Phone Mafix‘ m8; Boult'nee v. ETC. Women and children by 7the thou- sand use it daily as a dressing and no home is cumplete without, it. ’ MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS Druggists and stores everywhere guarantee Parisian Sage and will re- fund your money if it fails. Ask druggist W. A. Sanderson what he thinks of it. He sells it at 500. per large bottle or you can secure it by mail post aid frmnGiroux Munufactur-v ing Um, orb Erie. Ont, See that, the Gin with the Auburn Hair is on each package. Sold and guaranteed by W, A. Sanderson. THE REV. IRL R. HICKS 1911 ALMA-NAG. The Rev. 111 R. Hicks Almanac fm- . 1911. thatgum'dian Angel in a hundred 'thnusand humes, is now ready. Not: I many are nmk' willing to be without it band the Rev. Irl R. Hicks Maguzm‘e. 1 \Vord and Works. The two are only IOne Dollar a. year. The Almanac is ‘ 35c prepaid. Nu home 01' office should lfail to send for than]. to \Vnrd and I W m'ks Publishing ( o npany, St. Louis. Mn. “‘0- I PABISIAN s'AcE AS A HAIR DRESSING Parisian Sage is without peer. It con- tains nothing that can harm the hairâ€"â€" it. is not, sticky, oily or greasy and pr?- vents as Well as cures diseases of the scalp. - rm superintendent nf' the Sunday lSuhnul fur mum- Lhan twenty years. ‘ He held the 013369 of Elder for many [ years, and in many (other ways did he ,serve the church. HP Was president: of the. branch 0f the Canadian Bible Society fur sump years. His wise nouns?! and influence in' lmth the t'th-ch and cummlmicy will hp missed .ve-ry much, for hp. was a loyal and l ulwdient, subject of his country. Hv was married to Mm-garut Ostm' (m F‘vhrnary 25, 1857, tn which uninn were born three SONS and two daugh- ters. all of whom lived tn gruw t0 imanhnml' and wmnanhm-d. This 'hh-ssu-d cmnpaninnship cunninnrd fur mun-r than fifty years. They (rule-hm- ted their (a‘mlden wedding anniversary SUIIH‘ yf‘Hl'S Hg". _ His whnle life- was spent in the cum munity in which he- was Imrn. HP _wasa lm‘ing husband. a kind fathr‘r innd a trle friend. He Imn‘es a with. '5 children. 11 gnmd-childwn and many “(her relatives and friends to Parisian Sage will stop falling hair in two weeksâ€"cure dandruff in the same time and stop scalp itch at once. It makes the hair soft, silky and luxuriant. We have reveiveu u cnpy of The Sunshine Herald. issued by the mt-m- bersof the Sunshine CLuh of Wood: bridge. The Sunshine Club came into existence as a sequal to n (ufl’y-pull given hv the Men’s Bible Class for the entex-tzunmenl nf the Ladies? Bihle Classnnfl the teachers of the Presby- terian sunday Schuul; - “L. P. Brodvur: The Man Behind the Navy," by Fred G. H. Williams’. shut-b sturies by Christian Lys. G. H. Reade, \V. Lacey Amy. and Agnes Faulkner Nelson, with poems by Hilda Ridlt‘y, Theodore Roberts, Allan Sullivan, Donald A. Eraser, L. M. Montgomery, and Inglis Morse. .. )ANADIAN MAGAZINE Thu) Canadian Magazilw fur January cuntains n nnmlu-r nf al'liulvs Ihat will repay reading. "Ottawa [he Unusual” is a nva pnint nf Vl(‘\V uf llw vapitnl. It is written by Augu’atus‘ Bfidlv, and the illustratiuns are frum plu-Lngraphs I'Ppl'uducmi in culnrs. “Hnuw Rule m- Rume- Rulv,” by Patrick F. Cumin is uninteresting summing up of a mm- diliun in Ii-vlimd that has caused an infinite- :mmunb of dismssinn. Other contl-ihutimm are “The Romance of Tobacco,” by William Hm-tisnn, "An Ancient, Indian Fort.” by Edmund Mun-is. “Thu Nationalist anmnent," by John Boyd. an article that, every Canadian should read, “The Canadian Speech,” by Miriam Williams Brown, “Bh‘Ss‘f‘tl Eli“?ti10df‘:ld which (“P in thP 1mm]. from hmwvfurth; )'Hl,‘.SijiIh the Spirit. that Hwy may nests frum llwil' lnlmrs and their “‘m-ks do folan them.” mum'n their luss. On Documhm' 28 in tho (waning. Hem-y Kl‘fir‘", mm of the (th and re- spI’L'l ( d citizens of Vaughan van~ ship‘ passed away. He was active till the: lafl. and had been ahmu his duties during the day. He was burn in Vaughan annship near where Ziun‘s Lutth-an church is. and \vhvre the. greater part of his life was spent. Th? last. few ymns he had been a resident; of Maple. H9 was the sun of PM” and Many Kvfi'vr who Were pinnk'e-rs in thiscmmv'unitv. vaas bum April 22, 1835. Unis being 75 yeals 8 months. 7 days at. his death. He was baptized in infancy and war- ly in life Was umfirnwd as a member iuZit-n‘s Ev. L church in which he multimth faithful the lest, of his life. He lnvvd his church and was always intvrvswd in itfi‘wolfare. He served WILL GROW MORE HAIR W” ‘ Mhmm in N (In-Essentials, Liberty; in all thifigs, Charity. OBITUARY. MOLEAN-â€"-At his late residence, Yonge- street. near Richmond Hill, nn Dec. 315b, Duguld McLean, in his 86th year, native of Cam pbelltnn, Argyle- shire, Scotland. and late of Markham and York Townships. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, at 12.30,. tb Mount Pleasant, Cemetery. GRAINGER-At Cum-ville, December 31 1910, Joseph Grainger In his 89th year. Funeral from his late residence Tue-s- day, January 3. CARLEYâ€"At Strange, nn Tuesday. the 3rd of January. 1911. Mmparet Liumtt. wife of Abram Carley. i The Christnms and New Year’s ser- . vices in the MethodistChui-ch. which are. always of much importance have lost none 01 their attractiveness, but seem to he of ever increasing interest. ’Mr. A. J. Young (student) and the :pastor. Rev. E. '1‘. Dougth preached appropriate“Christmas sermons. and ; Were nhly assisted by the choir in the j rendering of a. very select musical ‘progra‘m most suitable for the pro- found wm-shipfulspiritof the occasion. On New Year’s day the annual 8.8. anniversary sermons were preached, I when Rev. Ed. Baker, Newton Brook. and Rev. John Morgan, Maple, de- lighted their audience with excellent educative, spiritual and uplifting dis- courses. For some time pastor and S. S. workers have been looking for , ward to a decision dny and the whole church has received a new impetus at the most hearty response manifested to an appeal made at the close of the regular session of the school last Sun- day. On Monday night. Jan. 2nd. a crowd gathered larger than the. most sanguine ventured to guess and participated in a supperand entertain- ment as satisfying to the people as their presence was gratifying to those engaged in the work of the Sunday School. It. would be difficult indeed to pass judgment in the matter of the tendering of the program, as each and , every part did credit to the contributor or contributors. reflecting in the case of the Scholars very much credit upon Miss Almch Cluhine and Miss Annie Cooper, pianist, in the training of the children and the able mmmerin which the duetts etc. were exwuted. Revs. E. U. Currie. Richmond Hill. John Gibson, Thornhill, and A. J. Young, Victoria Gollege gave short addresses, while Rev. E. T. Douglas presided. Proceeds of Ten and Entertainment were in the neighborhood of one hundred dollars. KEFFER~At his late residence, Maple, on Wednesday. Dec. 28, 1910, Henry P. Keffer in his 76th Year. . Funeral tn the Lutheran Cemetery. Shelwnud. Saturday, Dec. 31, at. 1 0’0th k. ‘ TIFFINâ€"BIGELOWâ€"-By Rev. Mr. Bran]. 0n the 22nd of December. 1910, Mr. John Titfin. nf Richmund Hill. to Miss Edith Gertrude BigeluW’ of ngnmo. . DEATHS CLARKâ€"HISLOPâ€"-On Wednesday. Dec. 28th, 1910, at home of the hnide’s father, Headfurd. Ont. by the Rev. E. C. Currie, Mlss Marguerite H. Hislup to Mr. Ruben, A. M. Clark of Thurnhill. f ' One nf the oldest; pioneers of the neighhm-hund passed away on the 318!) of December in the perm" 0f Juseph Grainger. He was horn on the Slam of May 1822. at Stanford Bridge, Ymk- shire, Engiand. He value to Canada with his parents in 1834, taking twelve weeks to cross the ocean. The family came to Toronto, and frmn that place at t‘he-‘uge 0f Lwalve years he went; to Thnrnhill. and served his apprenticw ship with Mr. Cnckline, tnilm. In 1850 he married Margaret Atkinson. Of this marriage six children were born, three dying in infancy. ~0ne sun John died May 1. 1878. at the age of 21 years. His wife died Feb. 7. 1879. and his daughter Annieâ€"wife (If \Villiau) Ness â€"-died September 16, 1903. He lea ves one son, Jnseph. of Carrville. to mourn his loss. Afew year-satin his nmrringe he came to Ourrville where he resided until his death. CHATBURNâ€"On Jan. 1st. 1911 and Mrs. Thus. thtLlHll’l). SOY]. MARRIAG ES The. next meeting of the Literary circle will he, held Monday evening, Janum-y9. at, the home, (it Mr. “711). Riddell. Thm'nhill. Rev. Mr. Douglas will delivm- an addless (m “Success in Life." follnwed by readings. music, Mu, that, will make an enjoyable and prufitghle evening. Questions left 0v- e1-l’rmn lust month will also be an- swered and any others may be sent in. Afull attendance. of the members is desired and each one is expected to bring a “Riddle” or conundium to be guessed by the company. Ax-iange- ments may alsn be made. for the spel- ling mute!) in February in which all are invited- to join. Carrville‘ Thornhill. BIRTHS. . 5. 191.1 ll, [-0 Mr. . Maple, a. Cassel's Magazine, per annum . $1.5t I The Story Teller . . 1.70 f The Quiver . . . . . 1.50 ‘: Musical Home Journal . . 1.50 - The Girls’ Realm . . . . 1.5C Little Folks . . . . 1.56 It is not necessary ‘ 3 send to foreign countriez: 1 Jr maga- zines. Read the following:â€" The monthly magazines ot the above company cover eyery variety of intereSt, and can now be obtained in Can- ada by yearly subscription at low rates. Chums Subscriptions taken at THE LIBERAL Office, or may be sent to CASSELLS & COM PANV 42 Adelalde St. WV . Toronto C ‘A S S E L L 8’ Canadian P u b .- lishing Company D. HILL 8c 00., By Buying a Nice Box of the ' Highest Grade of Confectionery. Prices Ranging from ' 100 to $5. A Large Assorted ' Stock of Nuts and Fruits in Season. All kinds of grain bought and highest possible priceh paid at the Elgvator. Purity Flou'r always on hand. Make Xmas Happier Bfan, Shorts and American Corr: for cattle and hogs. For sale at the“ C. Station, or delivered villagean’d vicinity-â€" STEAM COAL NUT, STOVE, FURNACE Best Scranton coal. _ Also file. J. H. RAMER YOUR CONFECTIONER GOA L. For threshing engines. [Single c'bpiues, 3 qts._ No‘ 26 in} the