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( x. din: literal. RICHMOND HILL. 0NT.. JAN. 23. 1913 WHO IS THE BETTER JUDGE? Quoting Rt. Hon. Mr. Asquith, Premier of Great Britain, in his speech in Parliament on January 14th, on the navy question, Mr. Hugh Guthrie said: “On the one hand we have the statement of the Prime Minister of this country (Hon. Mr. Borden) to the effect that in his opinion the situation issufficiently grave to demand 1m~ mediate aid, and on the other hand we have the opinion of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in these portentious words: ‘There nev- er has been a moment, and there IS net-now, when we have not been overwhelmingly superior in naval force againsr any combination WIchIl ‘could reasonably be anticipated} ” “Make the comparison” said Mr. Guthrie. “Whose opinion is likely to beoorrect? What sane man be- lieves that Mr. Borden could in a 'l‘ew short weeks obtain that know- ledge of Imperial all'airs and foreign policy obtained by Mr. Asquith only after a long career of active partici- r pation? Does it seem reasonable that Mr. Borden has formed a cor- rect estimate of the situation and and that Mr. Asquith’s estimate is incorrect?" “Lord forgive them; I not what they do” might well be ap- plied tolt‘hbse who are endeavoring to 138.18% use Church relinquish her safeguards in the holy domain of marriage.” ‘ - The above is an editorial note ta- ken from a recent issue of the Oaths olic Register. The inference is that l’rones’mn‘le Rim. protesting against the Ale Will; lil‘éerce are not capable it‘ll“ on'ln'p'i'lllierfding the meaning of llimit'i‘emarkable order given by one i1high in authority. -It would ’be diff- ilcultto make a Protestant see that Ithe marriage of a Catholic and a Protestant, solemniZed ’by a Catholic Priest, would be a valid marriage, but that the same couple married by a Protestant clergyman would be «living in sin. The Catholic Register says that The Cl rlstian Guardian is publish- ing the report that a certain priest “is going into Canadian homes and telling the Protestant wife that she is not really married to her Roman Catholic husband.” The Register denies the charge, and challenges the Guardian to give the name of the priest. Ii the Guardian has the name we believe it should be given to the public. It/I 811316. The annual meeting of the West York Farmers’ Institute will be held in the masonic hall next Saturday af- ternoon and evening. Mr. Gavin Bar- bour of Crosshill will speak at both meetings. In the afternoon the Wo- men’s nstitutc will ureebat the home of Mrs. J. A. Rose and will be ad- dressed by Mrs. F. W. Watts of To- ronto. Tea will be served in the hall by the ladies of the Institute. Missionary services were held in I [the Methodist church last Sunday. Rev. Dr. Ockley of Toronto preached in the morning. u Mr. Peter Franks, a former resident of this place passed away last week at his home in Weston in his lllst year. The remains were brought here for interment on Saturday afternoon. The funeral of Mrs. .l. McDougal, of Edgele took place here on Saturday. on the arrival of the morning train from Toronto where she died at. the home of her son Mr. Wm. MrDougal. Mrs. J. Martin of Alsask. . Sask., is visiting friends in the village. ' Miss Elba Wade entertained about thirty-five of her young friends at a birthday party on Saturday evening. Thornhill. Mural] to the surprise of the Church members here. it was learned that some unreliable person started a re- port that the Church shed was not to be used on week days. Such a state- ment is absolutely untrue. 0n the rontrnry the Trustees of the Metho- dist Church have decided to repair the shed and if funds are available they would like to enlarge it as it is not sufficient for the present. requirements When some personstarts this, kind of a storv. there may lw. others alsowith :is little foundation, so the public are :' idly requested to govern themselves loudly. .l. ,i;_:*.' n.3,; {fin/inc.” they know ' L Tender“. ~-- I Frame barn 48360. Timber in good condition. . A pl to pGEORGE QUANTZ. , Lot 12, con. 2. Markham. Langstalf. P. O. FARM PROFITS my be largely W by knowing tho Snot condition of the farmer”: market, and by learning or no best method in farm practice. This to precisely ‘ til? sort of information the Pagmers’ Weekly Sungiminmxym. ithuntlequal u a Famofl Business Paper. ’ Rood «mm rely on it. For price no so: Stlnm & Co..l’orllond, Mutual“ receive free, full information about work which may can do. and live at hmnz.thatwill my minor! in .w 20‘ In a day Eilher sex. yrulmzmo not remind. You areal-nod l'rec Those who run at on“ m ohm-lunar: um of IBM llulo formal. All k not. 30-2 tillbe of“. them from 55 lo $15 per day. Some have GU fllldl If. ecu”. bin ibis are in“. Id alpha! . .4 ’ . .. t! " Tenders will be received at the Clerk's Office. Richmond Hill, up to . 12 o’clock. noon. on Saturday, Feb- ruary Int. 1918. for any part of ill) yurdsof (}RAVEI.J to be delivered at. points in the Village as er instructions from lhe Council. be lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. ‘ A. J. HUME. Clerk. Richmond Hill, Jan. 22, 1913. 80-2 l y . - - “h ROYAL VJ 1337:2125. 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H o M s NOTARY PUBLIC Conveyancin g, Leases. Wills, Etc. menu/rosin mm; as... ESTATE lllViSllll - Ethfil. AGENCYâ€" J'. H. SANDERSON. V. S. MANAGER VILLAGE AND FARM PROPERTY ALlVAYS ON HAND. Electric Restorer for Men restores every nerve in the body phOSphon°l to its proper tension ; restores vim and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual weakness averted at once. Phosphonol will make vou a new man. Price 83 a box. or two lot S5. Mailed to anv address. The Scoboll Drug 00.. St. Catlmrlnes. Out. â€"â€"â€"¥‘~ 7- ._~.â€"__._._ ____ Public Notice . ~â€" Applications for electric energy for lig t and power purposes may be fvled in the Clerk‘s Office, and connections “ill be made In the order in which a ‘plications are received. A. J. HUME. Village Clerk. Richmond Hill, Nov. 22. Zl-t.f. he Next Sitting of Divrsmn Con” 10‘ . No. 3, County of York, will be held in the Court Room. RICHMOND llllL _.()N_ Monday, Feb 24, Igr3 lomnwncmc at 9.30 n. m. T. F. 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