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'VVVVYVVVVVVVVYVVVVVVVVVVVVYvv-vv-v-v~ l . Woodstock College Woodstock, Ont. Oflers a specially designed course to Boys from the farm, Noremicr to March. . I Comprises English Agriculture, Physics, .lilanual (Carpentry and Forging), Bookkeeping, Commercral Law, Business Correspondence, Penmanship, (,ommencral Arithmetic, Bible. - _ A thoroughly practical training to me the young man on the farm. . . Woodstock College is a residential School for and Young Men, one of the most completely equipped in Canada. ' . Other coursesâ€"Matriculation and Busrness. Write for Calendar. A. T. MACNEILL, B.A., l’rincipal et the needs of Boys For pemonal interview see . G. E. REAMAN, M A., Richmond llill Iii..s‘7zi§i/ie?'rmr~; were” V ' AVING SECURED THE AGENCY for the Celebrated Empire Wall Paper Company, Toronto, we are prepared to show samples of paper never seen before and for less money than can be purchased anywhere in Toronto. These: are the patent. self-trimmed papersâ€"no trimming to do which saves much timeâ€"and are edged to the 1000 part of an inch, which makes matching easy and will aid in people doing their own papering. See our samples. take the size of your room, and we will see you have no waste. Wall, ceiling and borders all to match. Ask to see our Sample Book, take it home and look them over, and all the family will be pleased to have said they helped to select this paper. . . . . . . P‘. G. Savage & Son Sole agents for Richmond Hill and Vicinity Fire. Life, Accident, Plate Glass and Automobile Insurance sweeter was, ’ . Thousands of Farm Laborers Wanted FOR THE WESTERN HARVEST Good Pay and Employment in the Fertile Districts Served by the C. N. R. $12.00 TO WINNIPEG l’liis Half a Cent per Mile Beyond Return Halt a Cent per Mile to \Vinnipeg plus $18.00 Special Trains will be operated from Montreal and Toronto to \Vinnipeg ' Canadian Northern all the way See Later Announcements for Train Senire and Excursion Dates For Full Particulars Apply to Nearest C.N.R. Agent, or General Passenger Department, Montreal, Que., or Toronto. Ont. if Warm Weather Specials \Vindow Screens, all sizes, from 25c. to 40c. each. Screen Doors, 3 sizes, $1.10 to each, including spring hinges, hook and pull. Screen “fire, 18 to 42 inches in Width, at 3c. square foot. New Perfection Coal Oil StovesandOvensâ€"l burner size, $3.50; 2 burner size. $8.00: 3 burner size. $11.00; 4 burner size, $11.00: New Perfection Ovens, $3.00, and Famous Ovens, $3.00â€"the. latest and best with glass doors, etc. Fly Swatters 10c. each: Fly Traps 15c. each. Garden Rakes and Hoes, 25c. to 75c. each. Scythes and Snaths. Grass Hooks. etc. In \Vashing Machines we have the latest and best : Canada 12.00; Connor hall bearing $11.00; the 1900 Rotary $15.00. “'ringers from $4.00 to $6.00. Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Stains at lowest prices. Alabastine. Muresco and Duresco wall coatings. No trouble to show goods or qoute prices whether you buy or not. . RICHMOND HILL ‘"liERDVT&RE CO. DRMAN BATTV Phone 18 0 Eli: airmail RICHMOND HrLr.. Own. Are. 10. 1916 A T1311) TO PLAY Such questions as the following‘ are often asked ; Mr. Thompwn keep a sharper look- 1 out for boys in the Village who show a disposition to be troublesome?" We believe the conduct of the children in Richmond llill compares favorably with that in other places, but those of our citizms who keep there are times when a word from some person in authority would have a salutary effect. It is only fair to Mr. Thompson, however. to point out that he is not a village constable, and does not re- ceive any salary from this munici- pality, as a constable. This news- paper has long contended tliata small salary paid for a Village Constable would be money well spent. It has been frequently remarked that there is little pleasure for men and women at garden parties or lawn socials from the fact that boys and girls are allowed to yell and shout, and run lhelter-skelter, pushing and shoving [each other in great confusion. At 1 the last open air concert in the Park 3 it was remarked that it was difficult lto distinguish the selections by the :Band on account of the noise made by the children. It is nice to see children enjoy themselves, butthere is a time even fer play. â€"â€" James A. Norris, President of the Toronto ConservativeAssociation, has been nominated by the Conservative party as a candidate. Mr. Norris made a strong bid for the support of the liquor interests in his nomination speech, in which he stated that he was not in accord with the Govern- ment policy on prohibition, and that he would use his influence to have a beer and wine license proposition sub- mitted with the referendum; and that he would endeavor to make it pos- sible for the laboring man, who could not afford to buy a case of beer, to get his glass of lager in the mean- time. â€"â€" Mr. Ro'well, the Liberal leader, who is at present in France, cabled his deep regret at the distressing loss of life occasioned in the recent fires, and, expressed a desire to co-operate with the Government in relief meas- ures. It is unofficially announced that the manufacture of nickel in Canada is to begin as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made and the plant provided by the International Nickel Co. A deputation from North Bay waited upon IIon. G. Howard Ferguson on Thursday last with the object of securing the assistance of the Minister of Mines in having the \proposed refining plant situated at North Bay. Mr. Ferguson recently. made public the fact that the Gov- ernment is examining into a special process whereby nickel can be re- fined in Ontario. In reply to en- ,\quiries he stated that it is not the in- ‘tention of the Ontario Government to go into the nickel refining business themselves; that a process enabling nickel to be refined in Ontario was being worked out; and that the l nickel companies would be compelled { to use this process and use it in On- 11:81'10. Royalties would be charged and revenue thus secured for the province. - â€"-â€"- l | i Carrvillc i, There will bean ice cream social on ' the church grounds, Cariville, \Vedries- ,day evening. August 10. Ice cream and cake will be served and a good ,programme and games will be pro- ‘ vided. Admission 15 cents. DO IT ELECTRlCALLY l. H. SANDERSON Electrician, Richmond Hill givenin House Wiring. both old i ‘ Prompt and Reasonable Estimates i and new. Also agent for Frantz Premier i Vacuum Cleaner at $32.00, Elec- l tric Irons $3.50 to $4.00 and all convenient and up-to-date appli- ances that save‘time and Work for the House Wife. “Why does noti their e} es open must observe thatl eeeeoeoeoeoeseo SAY! Did you notice the class of the Stationery we keep? A little better than the ordinary and just as cheap. CI*I()C() l .xL'J‘ICS Fresh and \Vholesome. ln bulk and dainty boxes. Priced to snit your pockc‘. 9 Q 9 Q 9 Don’t forget we keep Reliable Drugs SLOAN’S DRUG STORE Richmond Hill SQGBSQGQS‘QGQSQGQSQGWW .1 SESEWQQGWQGQGQGQG 9%Q939QSBSQGBSQSQG _.| Groceries (i. A. MCDONALD 8: SGN L_ _l Willowdale Builders’ Supply Co’g Hard Wall Plaster Plaster Boards Mortar Colors Also Cement Sewer Pipe Weeping Tile Flour and Feed Lime Fire Brick Plaster Paris Etc' â€"â€"b.4%o9><=9â€"- ]. & G. H. MCKENZIE, VVILLOWDAIJE, ONTARIO i. HOLSTEIN ~ FRIESIAN BULLS FOI’c SAL I, a number of iegistei-ed biill calvi-s. all from high testing dams and good individuals. Siait now to improve your herd by securing one of these well-bred bulls. Prices Right. Visitors always welcome, Sunday i'XceptHl. rt. \Y. E. B TRNABY PROPRIETth liltilllANl.) LAKE FARMS JEFFERSON W. J. LAWRENCE \VHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLORIST GREENHOUSES RICHMOND HILL GREEXirot'si-zs AND ()r‘irii'rt 152 ltosmmwx Ayn, TUHUNTU ______â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- Flowers tastefully arranged for weddings, funerals, etc. Roses and Carnations Phone Richmond Hill, or nights and Sundays Belmont 985), (‘ity ,â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"_â€"_â€"___â€"â€"â€"__ Only one lot left on Church St., 80 ft. front by 100 ft. (lvep. gravel road entrance to garage. Ornamental and fruit trees. This is a rare choice to secure a beautiful place for a new home â€"_.â€"â€"â€"â€" Some choice lots on Church St., Baker Ave. and Roseview Ave. liberal discount for cash, or $1.00 per foot down and three to five year agreement. RICHMOND H1l,l , ONT. w. l. LAWRENCE,-