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THE STAN OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE TORONTO Eflicient and Prompt Service in every Department 212 SAVINGS BANK at all Branches. 561' 'D 1073 RICHMOND HILL BRANCH E. HAND, \ Manager. @gtflv'e‘ 4m, ‘flir‘fi‘w? s WE ARE AGENTS FOR FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT. PLATE GLASS AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. Very choicest of Com- panies. All have good financial standinv. Consult us for rates, and we assure “YOU” your business will be well at.- tended to if left in the hand of . . . . . P. , 0. Savage & So RICHMOND HILL PHONE 8002 Furniture and Wall Papers NEW STOCK ALWAYS ON BAND We represent the New Williams Sewing Machine Company and have a uumber on hand at all times. Terms very easyâ€"$2.00 down and $2.00 per month secures oneâ€"and you can have it today. . P. G. SAVAGE YONGE STREET «Sr SON RICHMOND HILL r "’3‘"; l P Time/I wire 7/1. RICHMOND HILL REAL ESTATE â€"AGENCYâ€"-â€" W. HEWlSON HOUSE PAINTER, J. H. SANDERSON‘ v_ S_ Glazier. Grainer and Paper- Hanger. MANAGER VILLAGE AND FARM PROPERTY ALWAYS ON HAND.‘ WALNUT GEOVE STOCK FARM Langstaff PRESEN OFFERING HOLSTEIN BULLS AND FEMALES CLYDESDALE MARES All cows are bred to the present stock bull Lyons Segis King. Interested parties will be met at Langstafl by appointment. C. R. James Langstaff P.O. Phone Thornhitl [RESIDENCE RICHMOND HILL Christmas Greetings From The Richmond Hill Hardware Company And suggestions for buyers. TABLE .xxn POCKET CUTLERY Carving Sets froln . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25 to $ 5 0“ SciSSors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c to I 00 Razors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25. 1.50. 1.73 2 00 Safety Raztn-s . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . 75c to 5') 0t) RaZor Strops‘. Brushes and Soap Sron'rrxo Goons Skates. including “Automobile” 50c to 5 0t) lloekey Sticks and Pucks lland Sleighs. each. from . 25c to 5 0t) )lir'rs AND GLoVi-ts Leather Mits and Gloves in great variety. per pair. up from . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Come in and seeâ€"and buy something useful for Christmas RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE GO. NORMAN BATTY Phone l8 V‘N l. 1 Lite Eijillr at N K RIt‘HMHND llrrm. ()s'r.. Ill-Zt'. U. 191.3: Maple TLe Public Library lioartl have de- rided to sperrd a considerable sum in purchasing new books for the l.i1n.1l y. The young people (‘1' llop.‘ and the vicinity gaxe an I)\'\te|' supper on \\'ednesd:iy evening of last week at the home of Mr. 11. llurnble. in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Russel lililnble. Mr. Isaac \Vatson and Miss Jennie Jackson were quieth married l-rst \Vednestlay evening by the Rev. Mr. Richardson. of King ('iiy. Miss L. Lover-ing and Miss Holmes. of Toronto, spent the week-end at the Parsonage. The funeral of an infant of Mr. and Mrs. P. Jones took place here last Friday afternoon. Mr. A. Killough. of Richmond Hill. has purchased the house and land lately owned by Mr. I). \Vaison. and intends to return here with his family in the near future. Victoria Square The death of Mrs. Ex]. Sanderson re- moves one of the oldest residents of this vicinity. The deceased had been failing for some years. and the end was not unexpected. The funeral service took place on Saturday last. being conducted by Revs. \Vellwood and Aikenhead. The late Mrs. Sander-- son. whose maiden name was Isabella Grundy. is the last of that name residing here. She is survived by her husband, three daughters (Mrs. Steve Lawson. Mrs. Merritt. of Winnipeg. and Mrs. Belle. at home. and two sons. R. 13.. of Victoria Square. and Fred, of Exeter. This is the second bereave- ment the family have sustained in a month. when the eldest son. Charles. of Bethesda passed away. The family have the sympathy of all in their sorrow. Mr. T. Lyons is now established in the shop formerly run by Mr. J. E. Rowbothanr. Holders of tickets for the Red Cross automobile will he anxiously awaiting this Friday evening. when the lucky ticket will be drawn. No. 6. Vaughan Report for November : Sr. Il.â€"Bruce Rose 1646. Mary Manning 1429. Irene Line 13:37. Gladys Groornbridge 1356. liuston Pilson I3l9, Jr. Il.â€"Dorothy Cooper 1311. Gilbert Mathewson TOO. Lester Pilson 570. John Beck 517. Barr Graham 3.30. Sr. l.â€"rOrland Downey 115*. Aber- deen Campbell 5'21, Pearl Mot'fet 301. Gordon Line 261. Jr. I. â€"â€" Kathleen MacMahon Viola Byan «185. John Liece Verna Line 269. Clarence Line 208. Sr. Pixâ€"Doris Line 1173. Rupert Jackson 1051. Ruth Robinson 797. \Vinnie McDonald 741). Nellie Beck 637. Azala Fierhcller (36L). Irene Pilson 609. Ruth Pollock 591. Arthur Jones 318. Jr. Pl'.â€"Lt‘£tl Lahrner 201.0. \Villiam Johnson 1986. Gladys Chapman 1347. Ruth Fry 1201. Grace Montgomery 1202. Pr. (a).â€"Beatr|ce Mathewson 841. Grace Roland 698. James MacMahon 480. James McLean 470. Lizzre King 4534. Norman Lehman 450, Dell Jones 121, Irene Jones 103. E'l‘llEL MCQUARRlE. Teacher 6‘27. 466, Auction Sales Saturday. Dec. lI.â€"Auction saleof fresh milk cows. springers. feeders. and store hogs at Hotel Richmond. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms 4 months. J. '1‘. Saigeon. :iuct. Thursday. Dec. Uriâ€"Auction sale of farm stock, implements. etc.. at lots 19 and 20. rear lst eon.. East York. the property of Fred S. Dunn. Sale at 1 o‘clock. Terms 10 months. J. I]. Prentice. auct. THURSDAY. Dec. lGâ€"Auction Sale of farm stock, implements &c.. lot 1. Con. 3. King. the property of James Brown. Sale at I o'clock. Terms 11 months. J. T. Saigeon. auct Friday. Dec. IIIâ€"Auction sale of fresh milk eows. springer-s and stockers at Armstrong‘s Hotel. King City. the property of J. H. Brillinger. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms 8 months. J. T. Saigeon. anct. Come to-day and see what ex- ‘ pert clothing men consider the finest display of new season fabrics they have ever shown. 1 l t l l } Tailored-to-Your-Measure is a Hobberlin Suit and Finished in every De- tail in High-Class i Manner. ‘ $22.50 ‘Will give you a fine suit. i Sole Agent for Hobberlin Tailoring 1W. H. BASSETT S‘ If you wish to give lror ks to your" friends In (‘hr isfrnas. lea\ e your order in good time at The Liberal (ltliee. râ€"o' ('liiislrnar got «lsvvwelrne what you have lien-n lot-kin}: it: at pr lees rangng (lie nu st delightful :ill'ay. 'l‘oy-. no\ .‘ltiw. iflttlll Ce up inf lltilltl-‘IV lllr's‘t‘lllfi'. 1 games old and new. four _v geotl< .‘t1 (1‘ Hwilxer. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 081‘. a Robe with green lining. on llec. lst. Finder please leave at The Liberal Ollice. 21 1 :01{ SALE. ~v Two thor-olned Holstein lurllsflrising one and three year old. John Slincy. lot 28. con. 2. Vaughan. 24 tf [RIFLE FOR SALE. -â€"â€"22 calibre llrtle. Steven's "Little Scout." PriCe 8;]. if taken at once. Apply at The Liberal OIIIL e. 24 2 .4 I OR SALEâ€"Bronze Turkeys. alive or dressed. Apply 8. \Vilcocks. 'l‘hornhill. 24 2 V for light housework. Small family. No washing. Apply Mrs. Gibson. 63 Orchard View Boulevard. Phone No. 4491. ANTED. in Eglinton. young girl P‘OR SALE.â€"â€"Pure bred Barren Rock (Jockerels. Price $2 each. (J. Murphy. 4511illsdalc Ave. 24 2 FOR. REN'I‘.â€"A Comfortable House on Richmond Street. second house olf Yonge. at a moderate rent. Apply to George Smith. 24 If ‘ASOLENE â€"â€" Havrng contracted for Peerless Gasolcne before the raise in price. I am prepared to Sell gasolene at 20c. a gallon until the close of the present year. G. A. M. Davison. Unionville. 23 3 OR SALE-6 roonred frame cottage. barn. orchard and Zacres of land on Richmond St.. ltichmond Hill. Owner will sacrifice for quick sale. Apply. Noller Realty, 71 Adelaide St. East. Toronto. 23 8 OR SALE.â€"â€"-Holstein heifer calf, well nrarked. age 3 months, from very heavy rmlker. Price $22. Will not sell her to butcher. \V. Freeland. Lot. 13, (Jon. 3. \Vesr 23 2 Yt brk. OR SALEâ€"A large coal Stove, “Parlor Cook." hot air pipes. dining room table and chairs. cheap. Apply at The Liberal Office. 21 4 IIOPER'I‘IES FOR SALEâ€"Eight roomed frame house with cellar‘l furnace. electric lights and 2:5 on Centre St. East. On the good Garage and other out. \Vill sell all or part. Lots 310 ft. deep. NE\V Six roomcrl fr ame. house on Arnold St.. good cellar. furnace. electric lights. hard and soft water. Lot 210 ft. deep. \V. H. Graham. Richmond Hill. 20 t.f. acres, place is a buildings. \/1 ONEY TO LOAN at current i rates. J. H. Naughton. 621-2 Traders Bank Building. Tor- onto. Phone M. 3476. 16 12 TO'I‘TAGE to rent. A )ply L. Innes & Sons. Richmond hill. 10 t MAPLE BAKERY H0! FOR CHRISTMAS The best and cheapest place to buy your Christmas goods is at the Maple Bakery. Purity flour. . .. $6.30 per lrlrl. 5 Lily flour .. . . $6.00 per bbl. Pastry flour. . .. $5.30 per bbl. Ontario bran .. $24.00 per ton. Shorts . . . . . . . . $25.00 per ton. Redpath sugar. . $6.80 per bag. Golden yellow. . $6.40 per bag. Also a fresh stock of raisins. currants' figs. dates, etc. Christmas cakes made to order. Give us a. call. 24 3 (rliin-r. sorrrellriug to suit rnost :illl tastes and laneies. .\ll.‘.lrsol\ &i l 5‘. it! it! .1 ()ptn< January 3rd in all depart- uâ€"vn . trier Se Sltlll rooms of Shows lillsirrss Schools, 'l‘vvror to. Our t'.rl;:ltr;_!llt‘ explains our superiority in lCr]IiipllirliLStail’. Methods and Results. Yen are in- vited to “rite tor it if inter-eslid in thr kind of Fulton] work which brings- lresl. Sllr't'r'ss. Address ‘V. 11. Shaw. President. Yonge and (humid Streets. Toronto, Ontario. RthtMfltt llltl Harness ASaddlew OOK your Harness over when hitching your horse and see if there are any broken parts. If so. do not endanger your life driv- ing with Harneu which needs re- airing. In the next place ASK OURSELF \VHY do they need there repairs P The question is soon answeredâ€"in nine cases out of ten they are Factory and Machine Sewn. \Vhy not call at ROBINSON’S and buy Harness HAND SICVVN. which will stand the Test of Timmand give the best of satisfaction. Blankets. Robes. Mitts. and everything in the Saddlery line. Our Prices are City Prices. Call and See us. . . ‘ W. R. Robinson YONGE- STREET chnnoun HILL BROWN’S TREES THE BEST THAT CAN BE GRO\VN. \VH0 IS OUR AGENT IN YOUR TOWN? BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY N ursermen, Limited Brown’s Nurseries. Welland Co., Ont. '21 4 FOR SAIJE New house and good large lot on the Monkman Sub-division at a. price the interest on which would be less than four dollars monthly. \Vhy pay rent ? ASolid brick house on Church St... nearly finished, Unto-date in every particular. \Vill he sold cheap asit stands. or will finish and sell at a bargain. Lo: 50x210. One hundred acres on 2nd Con. of Vaughan. brick house, good outbuildings. firstâ€"class soil, one mile from corporation of Rich- mond Hill. One hundred acres in Markham. well drained, new buildings. Both farms at a bargain. H. A. Nicholls C. I. HINAS has removed his Laundry to the build- ing three doors north of the Post Office He solicits patronage and guarantees satisfaction. Send list of articles with each parcel giving residenceand name in full. Goods called for and delivered. if dc. sired. l es. , and the COAST Your train leaves Richmond Hill 11.40 p.rn.. Mom. \Vrd.. 171i” “illl rennet-lions to and from all “'esteru points, I‘Llr-i-tr ic lighted sleepers. dinining cars and first class coach~ Throurzh tickets from t'. Hardy. Station Agent. or It. L. Fairbrirn. (it ireial Passenger Agent. Toronto, Ont. TICKET“ TO WlNNlPEG 7