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Rfcmimm HILL, 0NT., Nov. 7, 1912 Stoufiville Tribuneâ€"Misses Hannah and Frances Page of Richmond Hill Went. a few days with their aunt Mrs. . Mal-10y». ' Me fliheml. Miss Helen Benson spent a. few days visiting relatives in Toronto. Min Alma. Carpenter of Hamilton spent over Sunday with her sister Miss I. Carpenter. A ta‘g, No. 2! Richmond Hill dog but 1912, was left, at THE LIBERAL Office. A petitian in being circulated on the east side of Thornhill looking to re- peal of Local Option in Markham Township. Dr. L. G. Langstatf who spent. the summer at his residence, Thornhill Mineral Springs, has returned to New York for the winter. Rev. E. Elliott; returned home Izmt Friday evening after spending 2; Week i‘nt’pecial services at Springvale. Ont. and two weeks at Hawley St. “Breth- ren in Christ,” Mission, Bum-do, N. Y. THE LIBERAL will be sent to new subscxibers from this date until Janu- ary 1914 for $1.00. We shall be pleased to receive your subscription, Rev. E. C. Currie gave an excellent address on “The Joy of Christian Ser- vice," before the Epworth League Monday evening. A solo was contrib- uted by Miss EthelSwitzer and Mr. W. D. -A tkinson presided. Handy Ammonia, 9 pks. for 25c; Tip Top Soap Chips 5c, pkg; Comfort Lye 100. tin; Puro Bleacher and Cleanser, 100 pkgâ€"Atkinson & Swit- zer. Heavy blue and white apron ging- ham, 40 inches wide, 16c. yard, 72 inch bleached Damask table linen, 756. yard. Unbleached sheeting twill. no filling. good quality. 35c yard.â€" .Atkinson & Switzer, ' Mr. P. G. Savage attended the semi centennial re-union dinner of the Tenth Royal Grenadier-s held in the Armories, Toronto, Saturday evening. Mr. Savage joined the Royal Grena- éiers’ Band 45 years ago. Colored fer hats for small boys and girls, cardinal. navy. brown and green, 50c.; ladies’ and children’s Ring» wand glnves at, 200. and 25c. pair; ull wool delaines, navy with White spat, yard 50c. ~Atkinson 85 Switzer. There is no weekly newspa. er pub- lished in Canada, better t. an thé Weekly Globe and Canada. Farmer with its illustrated magazine section, .fl‘he price is $1.00 a year. If clubbed, hfiwe'ver. with THE LIBERAL you get it for 75 cents and the balance of this year free. w. , € Word reaehed here Sunday ni ht. of the sudden death of Hebert aker, taxidermist. 0t Uniomville, and son of ex- Warden Seneca Baker of Blooming- ton, Whitchurch township. Mr. Baker was at church and our. for a walk dur- ing the day. While sittin in a chair in the evening he sudden y expired. He was married just ten months ago to Miss Annie Kerswill eldest daught r (if Mr. Giles Kerswill of E gin Mills. Interment took place at Baker Hill ‘Ue’metery Tuesday afternoon. Brown’s Nfiurseries are famous for their fine Peach, Apple. Plum and Cherryjzree's. They have .the best nursery soil in Canada. and are the largest growers of trees in the Dominion. All scions and bud- sticks are cutby one man and he has been in their employ, many years, so no mistakes are made by using wrong scions or buds. Send for Catalogue 01 write for agency, as they have some unoccupied territory in your colmtI-V. BROWN BROS. 00., Browns Nurser- ies, Welland 00., Ont. l6 3 mo. Markham Economistâ€"For a. num- ber of years Mr. Geo. Glover has been suffering. from a peculiar stomach txouble, with repeated spells of nau- sea and vomiting. but during the past summer he became persistently worse. After trymg various remedies. he was advised by all the physicians in the village, and some obtside, that atrop- eration was the only thing which could relieve his distress. He went ’mto the General Hospital, Toronto, and was operated on by Dr. F. N. G. Starr last Saturday, when the partial obstruction to the bowel beyond the stomach was overcome by making a, new outlet from the stomach to the intestines. Geoge is doing nicely and the. doctor holds out hopes for his com- plete recovery, . RICHARDSâ€"WHITTYâ€"At the Method- ist Parsonage. Richmond Hill. Octo- ber 31, 1912. by Rev. Dr. Smith, Mr. William J. Richards of Langstaff, to Miss Mable VVhitty of Richmond Hill. 7 BAKERâ€"VOKESâ€"Ab the Methodist Parsonage. Richmond Hill. Nov. 6, 1912, By Rev. Dr. Smith, Mr. Frank Baker uf Bullentrae, to Miss Ethel Yokes of the same place. ALS MARR'IAGES. Mr. J. W. McDonald,' of, the law firm of McDomfld& McKrnzie, Mac- Leod, Alta.. visited his father, Mr. Donald McDonald of Maple. a. few weeks ago on his way to Ottawa as counsel ‘for a. man named Eben-ts» who was under sentence of death. Mr. McDonald, was called in on the case only’nfter the trial and sentence of death was pronounced. Appeal was made from the trial judge to the Court. of Appeal in Alberta, thence to the Sn ‘reme Court of Canada, thence to CaEinet in Council, and finally the defence succeeded in having sentence commuted to life imprisonment. We clip the following report from The Morning Albertan. Calgaryâ€""With only five days yet before him to live before paying the extreme penalty for murdering Gonsta’bh‘a Wilmer. of the R.N.W.M.P.. a reprieve has been granted to Fritz Ebert, now in jall at Mncleod. Tonightn telegramwas re- ceived from the Minister of Justice,‘ Ottawa, by Messrs. MncLeod 65 Grey. counsel for Eberts, announcing that Ebert’s sentence hud been commuted to life imprisonment. All ' repara- tions had been made for the anging on Monday next, the scaifold built, and witnesses arranged, The commu- tation of the sentence is a great vic- tory for J. W McDonald, who con- ducted Ebert’s fight for life. Ebert will likely be removed to the Edmon- ton penitentiary. The murder was eggsigiitted at Frank; Altm, April 13, DEATH SENTENCE CGMMUTED; For a. great big dollar’s Worth the offer this season by the Family Her- ald and Weekly Star of Montreal can« not be beaten. _A sample copy of their new picture "Mother’s Treasures." size 23 by 29 inches. all ready for fram- ing, has reached this office. It cer: tainly is beautiful and every home in Canada will be the better of having a copy in the house. The Family Her- ald and Weekly Star, bigger, brighter and better than.ever, along with such a. beautiful picture, all for one dollar, IS a bargain that should be taken ad- vantage of. It is only The Family and \Veekly Star that can offer such a V icture free with a. year’s subscription. eople wonder how it can be done, yet still it is done. and'the people get the benefit. , BLANCHARDâ€"In loving memor of Funny Blanchard, ~loving wi e of Harry Blanchard, who departed this life Nov. 7, 1911. D07 not ask me if _I m1ss her. 7 Laborers for Trick Wm’k. A'ppl'y, W. ROSE, Track Foreman. Tot-onto & York Radial Ry.. Newmm‘ket. Blood Meat and Bone Mixture 19-1215. Adzuk sable collie dog, with nar- row stripe in face, four white legs and whibe‘breast and collar, strayed or was taken from the premises, lot; 46. con. 1. Markham, on 0r about (she‘zfith day of October. Any person detain- ing the dog will be prosecuted, Re- ward. ‘ ' JONATHAN BRILLINGER. 19-tf Ah, there’s much a {'afcant'place; Oft'I think I hear her footsteps. Or I see her smiling face. ‘ Just one year- a‘gu you left me, How I miss your loving face. But, you left me to remember None on earth can fill yuur place. Husiband. Education A WONDERFUL BARGAIN V» v ‘ W ‘1 ’IPTILIzcfi“ NOVV IS THE TIME to feed for wihter eggs. Try our is inst, the kind you get under the very best conditions at any one‘of Shaw’s Schools, Toronto â€"â€"-The Central Business,â€"â€"The Central Telegraph School, and Four City Branch Business SChuols. Our curriculum explains the practical courses given. Write for a copv. W. H. Shaw, President, ange‘& Gerrard Ste, Toronto. ' ' and watch the egg basket fill. F. R. OLIVER, AGENT IN MEMMORIAM. THAT PAY-S Dog Lost Wanted Richmond Hill. Richmond'Hill There will best by public auctiun. in the ' ' at. the residence of the at the hour of one-thirty (1.30) p.m. by J. I. SAIGEON, Auctioneer. the following goods and chattels: 9 Cane-bottom ghairs ’ 3 Perforated chairs 8 Rockers 6 Bedroom chairs 2 \Vriting desks 2 Falling-leaf tables 2 Kitchen tables ' 2 Table govers A number of curtains and curtain ‘ Late Mrs. Jessie Hart Sat, Nov. 16, 1912. poled 2 Bedroom suites 2 Toilet séts 2 Mattresses 2 Springs 2 Feather beds A number of illows 1 Bureau 1 Be -couch 4 Carpets A number of rugs 3 Cupboards ] Kitchen clock 1 Eight-day clock 1 Bracket lamp 5 Oil lamps 1 Lawn mower A Number of yds. of oilclnth l Self-feeder 1 Kitchen range 2 Wuod~heatexs Stove pipes Quantity of dighes, glassware, china.- TERMS:â€"For the chattels, cash. For the Real Estate ten per cent at the tin): of sale and the balance as maybe Vagranged. Further particulars and conditions made known at, time of sale, or on application to T.‘ A. LAMON, Bed- ford Park. GEORGE COWIE. Richmond HilLvExecutors‘. or to 000K 8: GILCHRIST, Solicitors for Executors, Confederation Life Bldg. 19-2 Toronto. wax-é, granitedfiéi-e, tinwnrze. A Quantity of Kitchen ut'ensils. etc. A number 9f cgyds of dry hard-wood. ,,_a _..Â¥.V_.. ..vv-, cut. and ’ split A number of tons of nut coul and a quantity of slabs - A variety of other things At the same time and place there will also be offered, subject, to a le- serve hid. the residence uf the late Mrs. Hart and lands appurtenant thereto, fronting on Yonge St. and ~ running through to Church'St. which umv be ofiered in two parcels. Notice to creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE * OF JESSIE HART, DECEASED. Pursuant to 1 George V Chapter 27 NOUCO is hereby given that, all persons having claims against the, ‘ Estate of Jessie Hart; lateiofthe villa 9 of Rich- mond Hill; deceased, who ied on or about the' 16th day of October, 1912. are required to» send by post prepaid to the undetsi-gneé solicitiws for the executors of the gala Estate. on or be- fore the firSt day of December 1912 their names and addresses and full pgrticularg of_ thgiucla‘ims. 1““ . ‘ ‘AND take further:- not'ice that: after the last. mentioned date the Executors will proceed to-distribute' the assets of the said; deceased ‘amnng the' parties untitled theréto, having regard only for the claims of which they. the said executors shall then have received no)- tice. ' Datedrbhia‘2nd day of November1 1912. COOK & GILpfiRIsT, __ W 7' 328 Confederatio}; Lire Bldg., Toronto. 3 Solicitbrfi for the e'xecutoxs. 19-4 THOS. W. BOWMAN & SON C0. RIDGEVILLE NURSERY STOCK We want two more agents in thi_s county. LASKAY P. 0. 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