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flay be largely increased by knowing the onct condition of the farmer’s market, and by learning of the best method in farm practice. This is precisely the sort of information the Farmers’ Weekly Sun gives in every issue. It has m‘; equal 1: a Fermer’s Business Paper.’ Good farmer: rely on it For price see w: clubbing ofier. GOOD STOCK 05‘ School Books. Standard Novels, Souvenir Post Cards, Post Card Albums, Papetries, Rubber Balls, Etc., Etc. Bi" Heads, , Letter Heads, Wedding Invitations, Envelopes, Programmes, &c., &c The‘owner may have the same by proving property and paying expens- . _.--- .â€" A A--_...‘ Printing Stationery School Books 49-“ Came to the premjsys of the under- signed, Int 35. con. 3, Markham, (m m- ahout the 27th of May, a yearling hgifer. black and White. Store and Dwelling in Carrville. Nine-rammed house, good garden. &c. Posh-Office in connection. For a live man a gnnd business can be done. Apply w ' A gold Incth and chain was-found near the Summit House, on the Lake Wilcux side ruad. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this advertisement. ‘ Inquire at w-t. f. House, 8 rooms, bath, and all modem conveniences. Lot. 45 x 135. nice gar- den with fruit. Shed and hen house. Pxice $3,700, $400 down. Liberal die- count for cash. DR. E.VJ.7WOODS. A garden . party for Mount Zion Methodist, Church will be held on the grounds of Mr. Walter Brouke, Dollar. on Monday. the first of July. Thorn- hill Band will be in attendance. A football tournament. for a prize of $11 will take place. and prizes will be given for forltt-acing, &c. Tue». will be served f rum 5 to 8 o’clock. Flowei's presen'ted by Carol Lang- staff. Mrs. Scott, although taken bg surprise, made a very feeling an appropriate reply. Dear Mrs. Scott.â€"\Ve, the women of the Victoria, Square Institute, wish to show our up reciatiun of nut- devo- tion to your uties as Presi ent during the past: five_ years. We knew that many times it has been by great per. ennui sacrifice that you were able to be present, et only twice have on been absent, gluing your term of c ce. We feel that; it is owmg to your wise nidance and to your grasp of whatnn nstitnte should he to help and upw lift, the women of our country that. we have had. so many splendid meetings. We hope that ’we will continue to have 3 your bright, sympathetic presence with us in our meetings. Plense ac- Cept these flowers as a. symbol of the fragrant memory you leave with us of gear presidency”. _ Go to The Liberal Office for The Victoria. Square Branch of the Wumen’s Institute held their sup le- mehtary meeting at the home of ‘ rs. N. 0. Hugerman. Richmond Hill. on Thursday. J line 6, when a, large gath- ering heard the excellent addresses by DrI'Jennie Smillie, Dr. Risdun and Mrs. Phillips. all of Toronto. Solos Were given by Miss Trench and Miss Wright. and readings by Miss J. Scott and Mrs. Currie. At the close of the meeting the following address was re'mf. by Missgdennings to "Mrs, Séutt, retiring president:-â€"_ FARM PROFITS n GARDEN PARTY. Victoria. Square. Strayed For Sale For Sale 'fi'éé'fi-éé‘é‘? H. A. NIGHOLLS. Real Estate Agent. Richmond Hill. Found HE LIBERAL OFFICE. 'Lfiv'i'fiéé‘ii'fik' 20 Castlefleld' Ave. Eglin ton. Gormley P. O. A subscription to The Standard costs $2.00 per year toany address in Canada; or Great Britain. Its articles are carefully selected and its editorial policy is thoroughly independent. It uses the most expensive engrav- ings, procuring the photographs from all over the world. THE STANDARD is the National Weekly Newspaper of thé Dominion of Canada It is natioual in all its aims. ' Montreal Standard Publishing 00.. Limited, Publishers. creation from cnvPrto cover. There are 2700 pages. 6000 illustrations. and the volume contains mme infurmatinn nf interestto more people than any nther dictionary. The copy for sale is indexed, and the leather hindin should last a lifetime. The publisher 5 price is $13.00. less a discount of 25 per cent. 4mm. THE LIBERAL OFFICE. One copy of Webster’s New Inter- national Dictionary. This is not a re’visgd edjtiun of Wehster, but a new opffiEMRlCHMUND HILL HARDWARE m Witt Mam Other features we want to show you are the Chi-Namel Readv-Lo-Une Graining Process, by which you can cover all blemishes in your old flmrrsvnml make them any color yOu wxsh, and also produce the grain of link or other woods. You will thank us for this invitation after you have cmne u, know all about it. ‘ (in sewn-M- New Ygrk 625 1;- ac. Wuhlfllton. n. This varnish is furnished in the natural color and also in". full variety of” colors. It, can be hammered and boiled and other“ isa abused without, showing any signs of abuse. Any amateur can apply it to large surfaces and izet just as smooth a finish as a professional finisherâ€"no laps. nu brush marks, no blotches to make a patchy appearance. ’ "":T"_r"' “BYTE-IT: "‘m.i."" ."zih'" ":3; Wflgfifinmm’? prop-Id. son by “’hat we want you to know about, this wonderful varnish is something that cannot. be told; but, we can show you in a very few minutes that. you get more for your money every time by using Chi-Name! Vm nish {01 floors, wood- work. furniture, or anything about the house on which varnish is used. Maud él‘ Ili it'ntzdâ€"ieuklyfi 'â€" hue-1;â€" - "fl Quintin-(gunk $mtlfle‘3'onnfi.._ Tum: _‘A- A _-‘_ __-A,_, 7,, . .. -_ . m 'l'ann: Mum Dunne . Cowman-re is. An one lend! l sketch end 6 Ion any finicky) gloom?! our opinion I other an Invent. on In probeny mm. Immanue- uonumoel confident ml. HAN onPetenu um. tree. 0 out n ency for ee ti. Paton may“: «willingly; m ._‘.;_n_.‘. .. _ A“- ,, A ' We have the sales agency for the line of nil-purpose varnish. which is so far ahead of any varnish that has ever been sold in this community. that. we particularly desire an early opportunity to shdw its good points to some memo ber of'every huusehold in our business district. Monday Chi-Namel Q ‘IIHKI‘IUU ' \Ve Immune .nnthing but: the best. at 3 Kg ____ m, ____Q,a rcusona e prxce. _. , ‘ GEO. 'MGDONALD, Richmond Hill Scientic Jim. PHONE 18 TRY IT, FOR 1912! Eggyire at For Sale MONTREAL. Demonstration At the Chi=Namel Store ' lay 229 Tuesday Next June 24 8: 25 PENNYROYAL WAFERS. 38-tf We sand I’ free on re- quest our catalogue of the best books on butdoor life and recreation. FOREST AND STREAM PUB. CO. Willowdale Terms: ‘$4 a year, $2 for six months. new depart- ment has to do with the C o u n t r y Home andits surroundings. n 0 STREAMVi‘f 6;;(2'1171 its} twe‘nty-five cents for fouf Weeks trial trip. A large illustrated weekly journal of shooting, fishing, natural his: tory and yachting. A periences of anglér ers and campers, 9 Adventure wit Rod m {in twe‘flt‘y-fix; - :- ouf Wee stria large illustrated Thane not, so wvll push-d deal hvre fez-lbs: sang;- x-ezlsgnynéghs-y feel‘ safe. WE LEAD IN } HARNESS ‘ m1) - HORSE GOODS I Because w:- otfr-r lending bur-gains am}! back then_n_ up with quality.‘ Persuns WM! "In in huffie gfinds buy at us because they know they’ll get. the best. . i QOLSTEINS and TAMWORTHS all ages ’ ' for sale 346 Broadway, New York. NORMAN BATH. MANAGER. A specific monchly medlcme for halal tc restore and regulate the manner ln-oauL-Xnu‘vfrea, healthy and painlou dmclua‘gu. No aches or pain: on pruuch y Now used by over 30.000114!“ Once used wm use again. anigo: ate. these organs. Bur of your druggisl only them with our signature Acton (“worn-ml. Avuluaulmbiluzen. Sealed raruvnim ‘Mled 20 s’amp, 1.00 :- zuA‘ adurutu, Elfin-m.» CB an A]. U911er Dluou. Incl periences of anglers, shoot- ers and campers, er yacht- terested in countr life, ask your newsdu er {or Stock Farm J. MCKENZIE 193%? AND If Bu Iikeyto read of the 9x4 ing; or if you fire in- l MARQUIS 0F COWALâ€"Impnrted Clydes- dale, the property of F. Thump-son, Oak Ridges. Will he at. Elgin Mills Tuesday night; at; John Carlyle’s. lot. 6. con. 3, Whitchurch. Friday night: home stable the balance of each week. Tex-ms $11. MlNTo OHIMEsâ€"American lire-(Lx-vgis- ten-ed trotting stallion. the pmparty of Wm. Gnuld, will stand at his mvn stable, Richmund Hill. Terms 8510. GOLDEN CHAMPION XXXâ€"ImpurLPd Draft Stallil‘m, Vaughan Farmers’ Cuuipzmy Stuck Horse. int 17. own. 5, Vaughan. will travel to Edgeley; Int 12, mm. 2, Vaughan; Oak Ridges; lut 31,001). 3. Vaughan; lot 22, cm). 6, Vaughan; at own stable Saturday till following Mun- day afternmm. Terms $10. EARLMONT 1369 â€"â€" Registered Young Rand Horse, the property of Hill 31-05., will stand at his own stable, : lnb 32, con. 2. Markham, New Gormley. Terms $10. PRINCE DRUIDâ€"Puw hrfid impm-ted Clydesdale, the properly of R. Michael. Pulnwr Hunsv. Riv-hnmnd Hill. will stand at, his own stable, Terms $15. Parties gelling route. bills or curds printed at THE LIBERAL Office will rem-ive n notice similar to below free of charge, during the season. ALLANDB PRIDEâ€"Imported Clydes- dale, the property of I). G. Blongh. King City. will hand to Nobleton, Maple. Richmond Hill. Elgin Mills, Victoria Square. 0an Ridges. Home Mable. King City. Terms $14. LORD MORVExâ€"Impnrted Clydesdale, the propeny of ’1‘. H. Legge, Tem- peranceville, will travel to King City, Maple, Richmond Hill, Elgin Mills, con. 3. Markham, con. 3, Whit- church, Aux-om, Everslev. Home stable, Temperanceville. Terms $15 TOWARD CHIEFâ€"Imported Clydesdale, the roperty of D. 0. Steele, Rich- mon Hill. At home stand every day exaept W'ednesday afternoon and night when he will be at Chris. ‘ Homer's. Headford. Terms.$l5. PROUD BARONâ€"Imported Clydesdale, the property of W. Pallett. Davis- ville. Will travel to Umcord. Lan- sing, Newton Blank, Elia. Maple. Edgeley. Home stahie at Thus. BoWes, Concord. Terms $12. GREFFIER--â€"Itll tilted Percheron, the Worm-w of . Glass, Elgin Mills. i I travel through Vaughan, King, Whitehutchnnd Markham. Home from Saturday till Monday. Terms m“ W. HEWISON , HOUSE PAINTER, Glazier, Grainer and Paper- Hanger. RESIDENCE. RICHMOND HIL‘. $14. THE Thu lwst Hnnwstends um rapidly being taken up, "ml. intending nettle-rs will he wml advisvd tn make tiwir selection Wilhl‘nt (Maw. “hit? for n free booklet ghng thu lm-ntiun and a dpscriplitm n! the hm] bring uffuwd. A cnpy will be mailed to anyone making :flppllt‘filtlllll to _R._ L. Euirb:iii'n.hA§st. Gem-ml Passengvx' Agent, Uamudiam Numhen: Building. annntu. Ont. LEHAND, “fester Canada is ~30 big Him ‘p‘raoticnlly ever-v farming cnnditinn is met. with in the cmuhilwd tutal. The-r» is npen prairir. the bluff cunnu-y. whit-h nerds snmr clvnring. and Mam the railing land when- [mun and rli’muue are admiva udnple‘d tn the needs 01" mixed farming. The ntmmphereâ€"Clear, Dry and luvigoratingâ€"umkes this land lhc hrst land to live In. “91) OFFICE 33mg; depqsit to begin TORONTO ' RICHMOND HILL BRANC ; Alberta. (.119 vainmn already nntvwm-lhy for its ff'l'tilt‘ lands and ialubrinus Clinmteâ€"tukt-s first. plat-e In [he twin] of humestt-nds (rift-ring. But. the- \VOlldt'l'flll \Vhomt, Lands of Saskatchewan m-v wvll rvplesontml in the free Farms which Imvv [men thruwn upvn for entry. Manituhaâ€"a the oldest settled of the Lhree~hnlds NIL a large number. Manitoba, 21,800 Saskatchewan, 48,080 Alberta; 74,000 The (invrrnmc-nt-hnu thrown opt-m fur e-nhy 150.000 Free Unmesteads ~16” acres e-zmhâ€"altmg thu lines of lhr‘ Canadian Nurthern Railway in Munitnlm. Smkawhewan :md Allwrta. At le-nst 35.00001“ the-s" are- within n radius of 21) miles of operate-d lines of Ihe Cmnpnuy, while the balance will I» served by Brmwhrs nuw mndrt (:unstruvtiun m- m-njs ctr-d. 18,12; K I - EEPING I bank account ft ‘V'household expenses" an paying all bills by cheque has man 9F @ANADA Stallion Regisbetl. ND, 5 a 2‘3 Manna». Mamba. also at Wit-55¢, Ruffian, Sioufffifle, Uniakfifle mid mm“- , A 150.000 Free Humesteads ALONG THE LINE OF THE CANADlAN NORTHERN RAlLWAY 1N. _ x ‘ Manitoba, Saakatchewan and Alberta. l a free, full information nbout work which ‘ Ihev Mu do. and live M homeflufi gill [my "wu; from $3 In $15 pg! day. ' Some' hnv - -| s I y Eifibqr 30X. yiumg 01 OM. Cabin n 1!. Yo.) $5171.95; firm; Those whn sum It‘llh ‘ u. muwnumn) mtg Qflwui; mu, {gnpqv{. A}! in mg, I In Vd Stir) free Ihev "mu ‘,A reliable French regulator: never fails. Ibis fillls are exceedingly owerful in regulafffl f‘ a ge erative portion of t 6 female system. Refuse :1 cheap imitations. Dr. do Van's are sold at US a box, or three for 810. Mailed to any address. the Sodben Drug 00.. St. Cnthurlnu. Ont. Dr; dé Van’s Femalé Pills ALL BRANCHES OF THE TRADE STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. EEPING I bank account for ‘V'household expenses" and paying all bills by cheque has many advantages. It'shmn khe balanceon hand,the amoan expcndéd, provides receipts for every payment and cities not. require a large deposit to begin F. J. WUUDWARD PATRONAGE SOLICITED 7 AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED F. J. WOUDWARD. SHOEING LAME AND INTERFERING HORSES A SPECIALTY GENERAL BLACKSMITH, New Gormley adds nre Ionics. bm thou wno Wm §tinso_n 90;,Purtignd, Mninenfilj reqeiu Esm’wsuan 1876