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RItIlMONl) HILL, 0x11. Aro. :to, 1917 Division (‘our-t will be held next. Tuesday, the II b of Septerrrbcr. The Toronto National Exhibition rpern-d on Monday witha good attend», ance. i l The High and Public srhaols will re 1 open next Tuesday. the Itlr of Septem her. I The \V. C. T. I'. will home of Mrs. D. Sloan evening at 8 o‘clock. meet at the next Tuesday home at Mrs. C. A. Roe returned Saturday after spending.- a month Stratfoid and Uampbcllt‘otd. Mr. and Mrs. .I. II. Rainer went to Stoul'fville on Saturday, where they will remain fora week or ten days. Misses Olive and Norma Morgan of, Niagar:iâ€"orr-tlre-l.:r|u- were the guests: of their aunt Mrs. H. A. Nicholls this ‘ week Next Monday being Labor Day, the monthly meeting of the Fire Brigade will be held on the following Monday evening. , TWo large advertisements in The Liberalthis week have. crowded out reading matter which otherwise we would like to [rave inserted. Rev. Arthur Sanderson and Mrs. Sanderson of Carupbelll'ord spent a few days in the village. and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Cook. Mr’. Abner Metcalfis iu Brantford this week attending the bi ennial ses- sions of the High Court. A. O. R, as a delegate from Court Richmond. A party of fortyâ€"funr soldiers was entertained by a feW of the. residents of Thornhill at. the home of Mr. F. Simpson. The boys :were from the Base Hospital on Gerrard St. They thoroughly enjoyed the outing. The rncetins: of the Girls‘ Branch of the Red Cross will he held Thursday, August 30, at. Mrs. \Vni. Duncan’s. In raso of unfavorable weather the meet- ing will be held in the Red Cross room at the Public School. In future the meetings will he held in the Public School every Thursday at 4. o‘clock. Rev Dr. \Vrn. Patterson of Cooke‘s Church. Toronto, preached Sunday evening in the Methodist. church,New- market, to the combined congrega- tions of the Methodist, Presbyterian. Friends and Christian churches. of that town. The people of Mewmarket must. be looking forward to a union of the churches some day. The Executive of the York Choral Society has accepted the invitation of the. Caledoniau Society of Toronto to give a concert in association with the choir of St. Paul‘s Presbyterian Church in Forester’s Hall, Toronto, on Thurs- day evening. November 29, in aid of the Soldiers and Benevolent. Fund of the Society. The re-election of officers ' and first rehearsal will take place on Tuesday evening, Sept. 11. Early Hatched Pullers Pav It is unusual forheavy breed of fowl to commence laying before they are seven or-eightrnonthsofage. Mr. 0.1.. , “’right’s Rose Comb Rhode. Island ' Reds, March hatched, began to lay I August 23 at five and a half months. Fall Term from Aug. 27th Yonge and Charles Sts., Toronto, Is unquestionably one cf the Can- ada’s best. commercial schools. The demand for our graduates is far be- yond oursupply. Prompt assistance to get positions is assured all of our students who become. competent. \Vrite today for our handsome Catalogue. It contains full infor- iiration. \V. J. ELLIOTT - ~ PRINCIPAL “â€" Auction Sale FARM LAND The undersigned has received instrucâ€" tions from the administrators of ‘scarecly out of their 'lt-t-ns, are goinu‘ ‘away, asking: TION AND ACHIEVE- MENT In those days- ot' l-ilt'ltl and plune (It‘l', li‘s‘ I‘Xt'll‘dilll' [n wirinloi -\sto \\'l);lt In ill) and \\Il7ll It» leave undone: ‘ \Yhelher' follow up the barrow. swintra pick or \\ heel a bar r owl Swell production r.i pursue Illi‘i fleeing Hun. ' These are the dav.<.'4whrn men, in all ‘ conditions of society, arr- waking out i of their long sleep, and asking lilt lrrv selves: “How can [ be of scir ice? “hat 1 could I do to help on Illt‘ gr r-d cause for which wear e tight irrg?” Young rnr-n ‘ CO-OPERA i I “\\'here can I be used In} the grratest advantage?" Middle aged men. who have ties llrat hold them at ‘ home, are asking: "Surely there must b;- sonn-thrng I could do right Irr-re‘ that would rqnal the valorrr and tlrcl courage of the boys who have, gout-l”: Old men. scarf:er able to more out oft their shops or hold .r spade to their feet are saying: “\\‘e read the (ilobe in the morning and the News at night, and the Bible on Sunday. and no onech pects anything more of us. It is only the younger men who can help to» wards any worthy accomplishrncnt." They are the only ones who have any real excuse togive as to what to do and what to leave undone. But they. LIKE SINBAD's ship to the Load- stone Mountain, are drawn to their spades and thcii hoes, and one of them puts it this way: "\\"e read so much in the newspapers about ‘s\\ elling pro- duction} that we cannot resist the tide BECAUSE “'15 DO NOT, and we are I literally drawn into our gardens and potato-patches, before breakfast and I after breakfast, often to the neglect of our business. and thouin we recognize that co-opcratron is the secret. of men 'on the rnarch‘, we are not walking btrt working, and we ‘do our bit} in our . own simple way. That. isaborrt the onâ€" r Iy way we can lrelp that we know. “If comperation is required of us. [Could not go around torrry neighbourI next‘door and ask hirri to work along- side of me in my garden and let me work alongside of him in his garden. alternativer. because he works sitting down, and if HE DID UNDERSTAND hard work, he is better at solving prob- lems. I should not care toask No.2, be- , cause, while H E HAS THE TIME. he is a Liberal and I arri a Conservative and could not. understand Coalition. I would not care to ask No.3. because, thouin 11E COULD UNDERSTAND coalition, he disagreed with me in the church years ago, and is not big enough to sink his differences now for any- tliirrgshortof helping ‘the fleeing Hun’ across the Rhine. “If err-operation be required, three or four of us conld better co-opetate with Mr. Hanna. at night. ata ROUND TABLE in a Dietetical SOCIETY, and what would be lacking in trieat corrld he made up in corrvcr-Sation. and what would be lacking in religion Could be tirade up in patriotism. and what would be lacking in courage could be made up in cabbage-salads. If it were a matâ€" ter of dollars and cents, in helping on the cause, there would be no difficulty in that, butas for this co~operation plan we do not, understand it, and until We hear more of it in the newspapers. we refus‘e to MAKE A MOV E or bedr'awn together for anything short of a food- dictatored supper, and we \\ill hoe our own row.” These are the public-spirited (‘rarrad- ians as you find them ro-day. Once. they know why they are needed, and how they can help, show them a good cause. and they are ready to the last man and the last dollar. to sink their differences. and turn their hands to the plow. Lanrenrrais writes in his “PAROLES D’t‘N ('ROYANT." Chap. VII, of a rrrarr who was travelling in the mountains: ‘ He came to nplace where a great rock, , having been rolled on to the highway, filled it up corrrpletely, and except. It r the road, there was no outlet. either to the left or to the right. “Now, this man. seeing that he would not be able to Continue on his journey, becauseofthe rock, essayed to move it, so that he could get. past. and be tired himself out by his efforts, and all his work was in vain. "Seeing this, he sat down frill'of sad- ness, and said: "\Vhat. will become of me if night comes on and overtakes me. in this Solitude, without nourishment, n prey. "And, as he was absorbed with these thoughts. another traveller came up, remove the rock. sat down in silence and hung his head. "And after this one, came along. and none of them in their turn could bridge the rock. and great fear was shared by them all. 1“In: Ililtl srritl. III-.t'l i on Illl' wry. .;\I without shelter. without. any defence ' when the wild beasts come toseck their ‘ and he too, having done the same, as I | the first, and finding himself unable to several others ’ IIr' \\ ill ll.t\ e pity on us in our distrr ss. “And this Ill.r_\‘t'l' was heard. and they prayed from their hearts to tllt'll' Father in IIr';|\t'll. “And atlcrtlrcv had prayed. tlrecne u< pray." slid a~ pain: "My brothers. that, which rioorn- of us crinld do ALONE who knows we would nvt .»\('('U.\II‘I.I\'II liY t‘tLUI’ICHA'I'ION?" “.\rrd lhr-y tzrvl tip on their feet. and ALL 'I'Util‘l'l‘ll [CR they heaved against the rock. and Ilir' I‘llt‘k gave way, and they continued on their way III IN’HI‘I'. “The Il'.‘t\'r-lltl is man. lhr-joarne} is this life, the rock is the rrriscries that are encountered by each and ever y one “No one man. alone, will know how to remove the rocks, but (ian has measâ€" ured the wright of ear-Ir, so that. He never turns back or stops those travel "I‘OUS ENSEMBLE." Atrg.’.1.3llr,lfllT. AHMADL'N. . who E r l .C’*' I You can rely on getting grurtl bread at Mylks' linker-y. i'IIORNIIIIJ. The Horticultural Society is to be congratulated upon the (xbibition hold in theSkatrng Rink last Saturday. The number and rprality of the exhibits ' showed splendid interest. The flowers showed variety and careful cultira~ tion,and they made the. buildingr gay with their color. The vegetables were of excellent quality. Keen competi- tion was shown in the drcoratrd din- nertablt-s. The ladies showed good taste in the floral arrangement and a fine spit it, of ca-opt-‘ratinn in wor king to make that department an educat ion of the use of flowers in Illt' Ironic. The salt- of home cooking;r and the tea were I both successful. The proceeds \vrll add $ltill tothe funds of the committee of ladies who send comforts to the soldiers who have gone from Thor u- : hill, ‘ The regulartrier-ting of the Society will be held in Victoria Hall Sept. 4th. The subject for disr-rrssiou will lit-"How to improve our Shows”. The prizes ‘ will be distributed. Mylks bread is made by up-to-date machinery. Modern methods are the best. ’Y EXCURTGNS 1 September 3rd REDUCED FA RES Good going Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Sept. 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Return Lirriit Tuesday, Sept. 1917. For tickets apply to (J. REID, Station Agent CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY 4th., and all inforrnation.‘ VVant; Ads. W; _. "A. _. . .. . so, , , OR SALE seven room brick house, new. bath room, hard and soft watcrin house, electric lighted. \V. H. Graham. ‘J l N _A .; t)’I‘It‘rEâ€"-'I‘Iie Carnille ‘(lhoppingz Mill will run every day from Lawson \\vllstrll. SJ-I date, TANTEDâ€"A girl for generalI ’ housework, good wages. Apâ€" ply 73 Glen Grove Aye. \Vt-st, North Toronto, Phone Belmont 1282. 9â€"2. APLE BREADâ€"Try the Maple pure breadmncc used always used. I have been asked to send my bread to Richmond Hill, so I have arranged to deliver Monday, \Vednes- day and Saturday, and Thornhill Mon- day arid Thursday. Eleven tickets for 9:51:00. J. Grey, Maple Baker-y, Phone 852. 8 3 ‘PRUCE GROVE HOLSTElNSâ€"‘d choice bulls for sale 7, It) and 13 months old by our herd sir-e May Echo Champion full brother to May Echo Syliia world's record cow for rriilk, 41 lbs. butter in 7 days, from daughters 5 of 33.31, son of King Segis brother to j: sircs of 3 World record cows. \\'rite for information or come and see. Farm near Stop 35, Yorrge St. Radial, Geo. Cooper. \Villowdale, Out. 8 3 i R SALEâ€"Heavy Spring Market g \Vagon, nearly new. Apply lot t29, 2nd concession Markham. N. Baker. Richmond Hill. '7 4 W OR SALEâ€"Solid brick IllRls't‘, with O electric light and fixtures and the estate of the late JAS. J. KURTZ to sell by public auction on the pr'eririses, lot 28, con. 9, Vaughan Township. Tuesday, September llth “At last, one of them said to the our Father who is in Heaven; perhaps at 2 o’clock sharp, the following: 118 acres of Iarrd more or less. being the west halfoflot 25‘, coir. 9. Vaughan and a part of west half of lot 29, con. 5). Vaughan. The said property is situated l_. mile from Kleinbur'g Station. (loud brick house. fair outbuildings. Apple Orchard, some small fruits. Quantity good standing timber. Soil Is a sandy loam. suitable for market g ridening or stock raising. Humber‘ River runs through the back part giving excellent pastlueland. Aburr dance of fresh spring water. TERMSâ€"IO percent. purchase money at. time of sale: balance paid within thirty days unless other arrangements I are made between buyer and seller. Farm to he sold subject to reserve bid. and good will of Mr. D. Hi1 share ot the patronage of th surrounding neighborhoods. I For further particulars apply to \V. l (l. Kurtz, burst Ave., Tnl'nnit‘. Phone Belmont J.K. McEwen & Son, Auctioneers. Administrator, 129 Craig-l others: "My comrades, let us pray to , rrrodern conveniences. Large lot 5th 220 feet, Church St. Richmond Hill. I A bargain. N. McKenzie. 3‘.)-t,f. Richmond Hill Bakery The undersigned has purchased the Bakery business I, and will appreciate a fair e citizens of this village and W. H. MYLKS Proprietor CONCRETE HOUSE DRY GOODS and \Vbite Cottons, Butts, Tickings, Iilannclcttcs, Giriglnms, Sliit‘tings, Cottonades, Silk, Sateens. (7} re y Ladies Blouses, liinc Underwear, Gloves and Hosiery, Household Supplies, Umbrellas. Small '\Vares, Ribbons, Laces, Ernbroideries. Handkerchiefs, Needles, Safety l’ins, Fasteners etc. Men’s Working and Negligce Shirts, President and Police Braces, socks, tics and collars. CROCKERY Decorated and Plait White Pitchers, small, medium and large, Brown Teapots and Fancy Tea- pots, Clover Leat Cups and Saucers, in two sizes, Clover Dishes. Platters, Bowls, etc. Leaf Plates in three sizes, Fruit Atkinson «S: Switzer STORE ULOS‘ES AT SIX RM. MONDAY AND \VEDNES‘I)AY 3 i g E i § § § llislrriiad tilt in ishirig Store Men's Boater IIats in fine quality straw at $2.00 and $2.50 also all kinds of every day straws at. 15c to 50c. .S Imam Men’s Surnrrier Underwear in both two piece and combination. We are also agents for the House of IIobbcrlin. The house that guarantees satisfaction. N. J. (j‘rIJASS, Kronge Street. ouomngwwmmowo § E i OOOOOWNOQOOOWOWOONOWW HIGHLAND LAKE FARMS Herd sire, AVONDALE PONTIAC ECHO (under lease). a son of MAY ECHO SYLVIA, the wrild‘s Irrst record cow for milk produc- tion and Canadian Record for butter, II lbs. Only one other II-lb. bull in Canada. Our herd of one hundred includes nearly fifty daughters of a 33.31-Ib son of the great KING SEGIS, brother to the sires of three world's record cowsâ€"mature 50158. Sr.’ Lyra-old 46.84. .Ir'. -I~yr.-old 40.32 lbs. .Iunior- herd sire, KING SEGIS I’ONTIAO CANADA, a half brother to AYONDALE PONTIAC ICUIIO. out of z. 3011):. Segis cow. He is for sale. If this combination of breeding interests you, write for prices on either males or females. FARM AT Sum 55. Yoxurs S'r. Lunar. R. W. E. Burnabg Jefferson, Ont. ___________._____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" _________________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" fl REDUCED FARES T0 TORONTO EXHIBITION In Effect From Aug. 27th to Sept. 8th, I917 Travel in Comfort, Luxurious Equipment Fast Trains, Ample Accorirrrodation .____. For Tickets, I‘rugr'arnmes of Special Attractions and all information, apply C. llll'i‘. Station Agent. CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY