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flibtml. not. .3. 1914 RICHMOND HILL. 0NT.. Drill Halls are being erected in all parts of Canada. One of the latest contracts is for a drill hall at Edmon ton for $286,000. Everything re- ‘ cently goes to show that the Minister 1 of Militia, Col, the Hon. Sam Hughes, , is more interested in spending money on the destructive arts of war rather than in cultivating the arts of peace. In the Local Legislature on Friday, $5,000 was placed in the estimates to be used for the enforcement of the Canada Temperance Act, known as the Scott Act. This is evidence that the Ontario Government will assist in the enforcement of this Act where it is in operation. The facilities under the Act do not give the Pro- vincial ofiicers the same powers en- joyed under the liquor license Act, but it is expected the Government will meet the situation by appointing special officers of the peace whose duty will be to prevent any illegal traffic in intoxicating liquors, and see that the prohibition is carried out in ‘ the counties where it is applied. Victoria Square. Mr. John Hilts. of Victoria Square, died on the evening of the 25th of February. in his 86th year. He was buried on Saturday. the 28th, in Heise Hill Cemetery. A large number of people attended the funeral. conducted by The Brethren. He leaves to mourn the loss an only daughter and several grandchildren. He was a respected citizen of Markham Township during l a long life. Gormley Mr. H. R. Heise, of Gormley, spent his 62nd birthday in Toronto on the 2nd of March. In Toronto he observed many plate glass windows and signs blown down during the wind storm, which was terrific. Mr. \Voodward, blacksmith, bad a severe full on the ice last Thursday. He struck the hack of his head and lay unconscious for about fort‘y minutes. The injured man was found in a field by Mr. S. Atkinson. The patient is improving steadily. Mr. H. R. Heise shipped a car of pai1 timber to C-aue & Sons. Ncwmarket! one day this week. He also expects to send a car load of cor-dwuod to Thornlea one if these. days. He. has a number of men cutting in the Woods. The residents of Gorinley are enjoy- ing the new rural mail delivery. 4’ North Toronto The North Tororrtn Liberal Associa- tion held their monthly meeting in the York Masonic Hall on Saturday night last. The programme took the form of an cratoricirl contest. President Burnaby was in the chair. Mr. C. D. Maguire is building three line brick stores on his property. corri- er of Broadway and Yonge streets, and expects to have them ready for occupying by the first of March. Many building permits have been recorded this last week. Contractors are taking on more men, and work is beginning to get more plentiful. Owing to the past scarcity of Work, many families in this district. have suffered great agony for the want of clothing and food. SrrbScr-iptions have been taken rip by the churches. and the needy are being cared for. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Prentice, of I Balliol St. entertained a large number- of young friends last Friday night. l‘lie evening was spent in dancing and music. The music was furnished by Styles orchestra. ' Mr. T. \V. Baritoii, a resident of North Toronto, has been appointed to the positron of Ch iii-man of the Toronto Public Libraries. Mr. Bunion i has been associated in this work for runny years. The. congregation of the Dar‘isville Presbyterian Church are making pre- parations for the erection of their new building in "(Hebe Manor" park. The Davisville Methodist (‘lirrrclr have also purchased a site in this recently opened park and intend building Sometime in the near future. I Much interest has been taken in the 1‘ line of Hockey this winter. \\'e have I ihi-ee teams in (Iiifr‘l't’lll leagues. all of‘ which are in the swirl-finals for the, different trophies. The High School team lr-st their first game last \Ved- iresday night to HrinrbrrsideCollegiate, score 5â€"3. The final game is to be played some night next \Vt‘t‘k. The Davisville Methodist league p.rid A friendly \isit to Richmond Hill on Honda y night, and It’lirll t an enjoyable irme. (Too late for last issrir-.i ‘00â€"â€" MARRIAGES S\vaHâ€"Jrunes-7A: the rmidonre of Ilr. Larigsiati‘. Richmond Hill, by Rev. I‘LL‘ Currie. on \Vt'diivsday. 1. Mar-eh «I, 1911. Miss IIrr-riett Emily Judges to Mr. John Archie Gould" Savage, both of Vaughan Township. i r l l 000000 '0000000099000 00000900000000 000000 0 0 0 0 0 9 § Q 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 9 9 9 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 9 0 0 § 9 E 4 ¢ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 § 0 LENTEN SEASON \VE have a splendid assortment of Fresh, Smoked, Salt and (-lanned Fish for your Lenten requrremcnts liAlililli .\R(‘AI)IA (‘()I) III-IlillthiS HALIBI‘T man IM‘. s,\i..\lo.\‘ niirzssrzi) \Viii'i‘icrisii Fii.|.i:‘i‘s or li.\l)l)lli Fish is very nourishing. If there are other kinds you fancy we can get them for you. Marmalade Orangesâ€"order now while the fruit is at its best. An occasionai purchase will make you a regular customer. G. A. MCDONALD& SON PHONE lii~R :3 09090.00900090090000.009 09000900099909.0090.09.9.09 00090000000000.9.000.09 .900.99.099.000090 Gomq upâ€"«the number of Fords in world-wide service. Going downâ€"â€"tlie cost of motor car transportation. Morethanthree hundred fifty-five Fords now in use are keeping transportation cost at a minim- um the world over. thousand Six hundred dollars is the new price of the Ford runabout: the toririn;r car is six titty: the town car nine hundredâ€"all f. o. h. Ford, Ontario (formerly \Valkeiville post office). complete with equipment. Get catalog and particulars from DAVISON (k BRO\VNLEE Agents. L'nionville. Ont. FREE FARMS Far-Sights: There are now open for entry 123,000 free lioinesteads in \Vestvi ii (‘an- min. The bulk of these are located along or near- the CANADIAN NORTH- ERN RAIL\\'AY which is recognized in the \Vest as the PIONEE R- FARMER‘S RAILVVAY From March 3rd. to the end of October. Horncseekers Excursion tirkets are on sale every Tuesday and are good to return within two months from date 0t issue. Prior to August thesetir-kets may be extended for two months on pnyliientot $0.00 to Agent at destination tor each month or part thereof. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€".â€"_â€". . _ __ itop over permitted at airy CANADIAN NORTHERN Station west of Port .- rt iur. 0R (1 Farmers SOME CANADIAN NORTHERN PUBLICATIONS "Forty five Vital Questions,“ “Peat-H River. Alberta and How to Reach It," \Vestern Canada HasaHonre for You," "Thirty Five Thousand Free Homrsteads.” For Tourist (‘ar aceomodaiion and all particulars in addition to above publications, apply to your nearest (LNR. Agent. or to General Passenger Dcâ€" paitment, (5"? lung Street East. Toronto. Ontario. ROSEHEATH POULTRY FARM SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS l l I FINE TM' [IlllNG L Spr‘r‘ial illii'lllli-ll gin‘ll In Pressing Cleaning Repairing manufacture of fiends}; giant's o A. J. HUME NOTARY PUBLIC no limitation of cost hinders the attain- ment of approximate perfection. FIRRT the makers build an Ideal piano, THEN they reckon the cost. CATALOGUE AND ".LUOTIA- noun mu ON REQUEIT ?{ WRIGHT BROS, RICHMOND HILL. Conveyancing. Leases. Wills, Etc. ’RlCHMOND HILL Wood for Sale Tl.» undersigned has for sale a quantity of four foot. \vood, pine and hardwood. Also it quantity of slvrbs. Ir. Ii. S'I‘ONH, Iiirlimoird llill. Notice Fm- llHll\\‘UIi(I [DIâ€"lngd‘Ul hay hinders. Apply H. Ii. HICISIC. (ioiniley. 'l'rvo good building lots for sub on Centre sli't‘ei I‘Izls‘l. Apply ('. )IAHUN Richmond Hill. 36-3 tilâ€"Lt. Shaw‘s Business Schools. Toronto, Canada. inciude the ('entral Business College with Five City Branch Graduates are universally suc- cessful. Enter any tin.e. Write for witn- loiue. \V. H. Shaw, Pres. Head Offices. 3131 \‘onge St. 315 l; h :0 HMOND HILL REAL ESTATE â€"AGENCY'â€" Schools. (J. H. SANDERSON. V. S. MANAGER For Sale A quantity of 0. AU. No. :31 Harley free from wild seeds; price 7.3 cents per bushel. VILLAGE AND FARM PROPERTY A IAVA Y5 UN H AND. CLUBBING RATES Every family should have both their local paper and a city paper. GEO. COOPER, 35â€"v3 \Villt)\\'tl.ll0. l l Subscriptions for weekly and daily papers taken With "The Liberal” at the following rates:-- ' Family Herald and Week- ly Star, 1 year lWeekly Mail and Empire 1 75 Farmer’s Advocate 2.40 1.90 Canadian Farm l PART OF )IAIN LAYING HUFSI‘I Having iiistalltd a mammoth liot watt-r Incubator, I III prep-rind to takoorders. for Iially (‘liivks from my ‘l‘lendid strain or hmvv ORDER NO\\' and be sure of eggs next fall .tnd '.\'lll’-‘l' when prices are so riiog \vintei layers. ‘Daily Mail, :Daily' Star, r l | r 3.75 3.75 of 2.50 2.50 1.75 Daily Globe outside towns and Villages Daily News The Weekly Sun “The Daily World F. R. OLIVER, Prop, RICHMOND I‘IILL, Ont. it}! 3.50