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The lncal baseball team won an easy viclory from "The Alan" 0! Turnnlu on Saturday. The visitors started off in good form. but, when Kenny got his curkscww curves down in la science. they cenned to score. The game stood 18â€"8 in fnvor of the Hi“. The return malLCh will he played in 'J‘urouto Saturday. "WM Mr. Spicm' pf Tmmrln will I Miss E, Mnylmur andnn. Man . supply in [he Melhlvdial ()hmcl is spending her hulidufw \vnh hrl- sis. , Sunday. ml' LfiuS Movie. -' ' A 7' ‘* " The British Grenadier Guards Band will take part every evening in the Specmcle at the Canadian National Exhibition. H. R. H.1be Prince of \Vales is a. captain in the Guards find the band will have a place nf honor in the vurimls functions in humor of His Royal Highness during his stay in Tolonto. Mvr. Ruben-t Reid Mnnh'pnl staff is of weeks lv-Uditys Canada. owns over 450 big guns, fizuree uf aeroplanes, and unny thousand rifles and machine guns. The trophies me too many to house in the pmpnsed \Vul' Museum at Ottawa, and a. great number will fall mthe int of wuinus municipalities :hrnuglmut Lhe Dnminium. The dis- lz‘ihuliun will start ilnmmlintelv :Ith-r the Canadian National ExhibiLim). The Victory spirit. will dominate the Canadinn‘ Nauonal Exhibition this year. and the Dnminiun w:u- trnphivs. the Canadian W'ar Mt‘nmriuls painl- ings. Grenadier Guards Band, and the German U-hcmt, will furnish A real khaki background fur the event. The Canadnm Nam-nu! Exhibition The D_Y.B. Club wnU huld a_ Dame will he “pen to the public Saturday of M, Bund Lakv Park Saluldny night, this “9251. wâ€" w afir h‘_- Mr. Henry Mn'yle aniled last Sunday frmu Mnntz-eal on the Strumship Met- ngamm, for Lausamne, Switzerland. [0 remain fur swam! months with his son. 01‘. R. D. Muer wbn is conuplet- ing his DOSl-yl‘hduule course in the hospitals were. An Ice Crmun Sucinl undpr the nus- picr-I M" the Ladies Aid I-f [he Mrlhod- iuL Chmch will he hrld on the rhmch lawn on Saturday vwening of this week. Everylmdy \vvlcnmv. Mr. .I. Thum‘mn whn recently r9- wrned fmm "verse-1s to his hulne at Gov-wiry. culled u|| friends here last Thursday. Mr. Thummn wan fur-mm- ly (m the stuff «If the Union Bank. Mr. Baldwin Trrfy uf Sluckhm, Cid. who had bran whiting his sister. MIG. Mulcnhy in-Orilliu, npent Friday and Satmdny calling nu nld fl‘ic-udn ho-rr, Mug was [Mr guest. of Mr. A. J. Camp- he . Mr. Fred Hopper hols been again un- fonunuuz. A few days agu while run- ning a saw M. Innus' Mill, he bud the second und third ling-us vi the lrfl hand pndly cut and mm. The injured fingers have been very painful, Mr. J. R. Harrington. manager of {he Sumde Bank. and Mrs. Herring- Lun, are spending a. couple of Weeks holidays along the Trent River. Mr. A. J. Balsnn is relieving in Mr. Her- ringtun's absence. Miss Jeasie Fleming nf mewel has been appuiuwd and has nccep1rd the pusitiuu ..f [mucher uf lhind hunk clztssr‘s in the Richmond Hill Public School. Dl'. Lungstflff wriLrs from Gurdnn Buy Having that. the fnmilv have sprint an eninyuhle hnliduy. and hopes to mâ€" nvc hon-v um Lhe 5.10 p.01. h'um luâ€" mnrm'. Friday. Mr. Arnuld of Lh» Lucul Pram-hare Bmtherlnmd prmncth Inst Sunday. mornng and awning. in the Mrlhud- in church here nnd at Viumriu Square in the nflerlumh. Mr. Edward Palmer 0! Mnnlreu]. Equip-unit Engine“ fun the Bvll 'l‘rl- uphune Go , unu hii wifeund dunghtvr are visiting with his pan-ms. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pulnwn. Sgt. Y. B. Tracy whu enlisted wim the Siege Armin-y. St. Juhn, N. 8. in “115. and germ-d threw yruI-s nVH‘SPai Ims returned. and hus lulu-n his form- or position as Slnlinn Agent At the ().N.R. SLuUUII herv, Scouts and rubs will leave Rich- nmnd Hill Mundny v.1“. at lUn'clulfk by truck fur the Exhibition, n-Lumiug an 8 p. m. Mr. Joseph Mnyle. one ufthelPudiI-g fun-mars uf Brunt, ()uunty. is visiting his cnusim. Mess: u. Ed Ward and David Muer of Langstaff. Mrs. J. ’l‘hnmsnn nf Pm-t Credit. who spent n Walk at the Tlmmsun Cut- tuneut 0n:th Dumb. "pair a visit With Mrs. T. F. McMnlnm un her “my home uu Mundny. Mr. and Mrs. Rnhkl't Trick?! and son of Fur! \Villmlu.,wh-I have bro-ll \ iaiting friends in Ba’rrir. nnd in this svcticmnf cuunu-y ful‘ (he pnn‘t [Wu mouth ure returning home this \\ eck. Mrs. J. Smith and daughter Miss Guru Smilh, the latter. Luuul Rep“- seutalire if the Bell Telephone. at Richmond Hill. wan I." Barrie Satin- day to spend a fuv days with friends. Reddill nf the Bank nf is lume fun u Luuple BURNSâ€"On August, 16, 1919, on the “Wild concession of Vaughn). to Mr. and-Mrs. \V. Burns twin babies, (Norman and Nora.) TODDâ€"~-LL the Private Paviliun. Gen- eral Huspikul. Tume nu Thursday .August H. 1919. Lu Mr. and 3111-. Frank H. Todd. ()nbult. a datlglntes_ (Father. Mother. Brother and Sister.) The TPII'DPI'HIIN‘ Referendum Gun:- mitlee Iuvl again Tnesdny e-vrumg and :Ippninu-d cmmuillln-Ps In ynnvns [hr ‘ Wag: nu hrbulfnf temperance. “’9 hulieve lhv cmn‘nsems will he “'9” w- ceived wnen they make u, [muse-Lo- hmwe canvas. as few people will Want a MIIn-n «A the hm ul' thr- mlv «1‘ liâ€" qum' in any (Urm. The memhexs wiH he "unified lly lhe svel'vtniy, and th lth mo-eling will he held in the Unanâ€" cil Chamber this. Thunduv. ewning. \Vll.EY~-On August 18. 1919. at. the residence uf his daughter. Mm. C. G. Derry. 4U? Markham Street. Tn. runtu. Gerrard \Vlley, in his 87th yral. Funeral tn Thm'nbili Cmnptmy Thursday. August 21. at 3 p. In. The Exmnitlve of Ll)» Field Day Cummillee. as fl-lluW8, Viv": \V. Putt. T. Trench. J. A. Gwyn». .l. Muukmun. D. Hill. H. A. Nich:>ll-‘. T. F. McMuhnn and J. Lumm. will meet in [he Gunn- cil Chumlwr on Friday evening m-xl. 22nd inal,. at 8 u'cluck, (u wiul up all business in «:mmvcliun with [he Fio-ld Dav. If any uf llw hPHllN of mmmit- [era Are ulnwnl hon: town. [ht‘ll' vice- chairman will please utlvnd; alsn any othersinwrosmd. All uccuunls MUST be presented hefun- that flute. and all snhsclipljmns MUST hr paid in tn Lhr wllt-cturs I'hn. in turn. will remit to [he Measure-r. And some loving evening. Osihorne Mr. J. H. Dunlnp has unnihel gwmu house mmrly cmuplvivd. and hhpm \u have it "de fur early fall planning. This makes five greenhunm‘s. The fmmrr buildings wrre treated in acâ€" cvrdunce wiih lhe [hen latest del'UVâ€" ed illelhi-ds. hut ihe new house ui gins‘. whit-h iv: 300 feet by 5| fuet. is or m‘wQ'r and hetlvr enlistlut'tiim lhnn those bum, in MB and 19“. The firm musz Mupt‘cinlly of Rum-s, hut "15' new building is intended pariicuinily fur cal-nations. sweet pms mid vth fluwri'u. At pl'i-Srhltherfl n"!- ahnut 40 In?" working un the pruuisva. and the weekly my short mun "Iran a great dim! iu the sinrekerperu and husiiwss mm of ihis rillnge. Tho- Dunlnp Gl-i-Pnhnunes m-e cm-tninly swâ€" und In nmw, vi” the industries in Rich- mond Hill. horn in Tbmnhill June 14. 1833, and until Inn yeura ago he practically lived lhe “huh- uf his life in Thnrnhill. Put- ternnn and liirtlmu-nd Hill. After the drunk «If his WIT“ in l9‘v9. ho- lrl'l Rich- mond Hill In nmke his hume- will. his dnuKlllel. Mrs. G. G. Donny in Tmnn- tvu. Drcrnsrd is the last of :3. family (vf fuur lumhvrs and [WU sisters. For about thinly yo-ars he was emplode in [he Pn[l(-lt~0|' Agriculllnal Works, whexe by his wgulnrhahits and genial diepunitiun he was a gennal favm-ite, Thv l'lnwrxl lakes place this «(tel-noun Ln Thm uhill cemetery. Ofa family nf nine children, five survive, us fulluws: Mrs. (K G. Derry, 'l‘m-unu: \Valter IL. Nrwmnrlu l; Mrrz. '1‘. F. McMnhnn 1nd Uluulvs P.. Richmnnd Hill. and . . v*»u Sleep. And your an: ve we may never see. But. stzlnegentle hand. in that distant Until Lhelns! year or two Lha old gentlemun, paid regular \‘isils tu his relatives here, and wusflwuyé drlight- ed In "nu-l old friends. land..- May scatter same tear For us in anguish sure. For the life so fair, [hat is ended there. Away on the alien shore. After an Hines: of about a you” Mr. Gen-aid Wilt-y pussvd away Mnndny pvonilgz, Anglia IS. Decensvd “ms In lm‘ing mmunrv uf \Ve-llington U. Munkmau. Nu. 225762. of the C.M.R.. u-unsfen'ed U» \he ‘27”) Bath. kiiled It Lens. August 2lsl. 1917. It‘s twu years tu-day since you fine your life. Yuu had done your bit in that nwfnl su-ife. It helps to knuw you were um. nlune. For Gud was there With a wvlculne home. Now yuu are sleeping your last long ,. IL. Nrwmnrkfl; MM. '1‘ and Uluulvs P.. Richm Egg M. “’iley, Turnntn. Five Dildo; fir‘enhouses. Death 05 Guard Wiley Temperance Meeting. Chlinmn’s Not3ce IN MEMORIAM [DEATHS BIRTHS flowers fur me bean may shed a fidp,” Elgiu Mills. prose nL rum, atvurduy (Ill “18 he the h next The Richmond Hill High Sch ml will X's-open Gund bnnrd and moms can he had at reasonable rates. Pupils sue urged to be present, on re- nprning day. A. C. HAYNES. B.A. G. A. MCDONALD. Principal. . Sec’y-Treas. 'l‘ho- Exm-nlmu Hf Hn- Estate uf The Late MARGARET BAKER will nflrr for suit by Puhliu: Ann-Linn. nu the premises. Gm n.lry P. 0.. mu Saturday. lhctilhday uf Srplvmlu-r. 1919. m, 3 v'clntk in lhe uflrl'nmm, hy Juhn H. Premier. uuclinm-rr. the» nrsidrnce of The Lnu- Mingurvt 84km. in lhv mid Villnze nf Gmmlry. Icing cum- pnsed nf part of (Mr EMA-half uf Lnt N0. 35. in lhe 3nd Uuucrsninn in NW Township «If Markham. rumluimng (me u-ndnne-half norms. mare or has. 0n the prupelty is said to by elected a hrick-ulnd dwdling. cnntainiug seven l-uome wilh cellar. u. brick-clad comeb- house and frame stable, pill in gnud abnltnfl'rpnil'. ’l‘hvre urea numlm- nf fruit trees on the pruprrly: also hand und “uft. waler. Thiuie a wry desirnlule hnuw,sihmle in lhe Village nf Gmmley, cum't-nient lo churchrs. «chunl and I‘uilwav. Tuesday, September 2nd with a. full stuff of truchers. The fees are $1 for the first term and 83 for the second and third in ms. Valuable Estate Th9 pl'inHy will he- uffm-ed subject (.(I a msrrve Md. and tn cnndi'innu (If sale which mnv hr mm" M. the uffice u! the Venduru' Solicitors. or M lime of sub. Termsâ€"Ton pm rent. dawn at timr «If salv, sufficient tn make up Ulnar..." of the pmrhase mum-y within 30 (lava (tyne-qurr. [he hnlnnCQ’ tn he Hrclll'rd by a fin-IL umngagv. brazing six pPr cent. hulf-yf‘al‘ly, rrpnyuhle. fiw yt‘ui’fl ur less hum (int? nf snip. nr the whule muv be paid in umh. The hnuwhuld fun niluw and pffn-cls will be “fined for sale hy PubliuAuctinn m: [be same day at (me p. m. Executors’ Sale High School Reopening LAWRENCE & DUN BAR. We have sold many Pianos and Players. hut THIS S'I‘03K cantains Mdny Wunderful Bar- gains. Remember THIS STOCK IS SELLING FAS’l‘ : act quickly. Every Promise and Agree. ment will be fulfiHed. Prices are Reducezl. a . D 3 not put this In Mar off another momcnz. Come 17) Aurora at your earliest, it will pay you Organs taken in exchange : also would uunsider Good Work Horses. ‘ _ -.._ ...r-nhâ€"_â€"-â€"â€" _ Evans' Bros. Pmnus. Rusewomi Case, hemmth \nue , . . . , , .. .‘ .... , . .. . . .. $115 00 Bell Piano. \anuuc Case, a real ln-nuly .... u .. ....“ ... . . . . . ... . . . . _ . .. 225 00 Dquimnu Piano. Mission. n Inn-1y Hanna Pium . . . . . . . . , Z .. , 260 O!) Cece-liar! Player Piunu. Mahngunv Uuse, Snlivr Finiahed. used only a lilllr; gund runs; In for selling. Bench and $10 RuHs~x snap. . .. . . . . ‘ . . :‘ . . . 550 04) Two Square Pimms. fair tum. each . ... . . . . . . . . .. ,. _. .. 25 m) Thre“ Piuuu-Cnik’d Organs, 6 Octavns â€"[)uhe: my. 'l'hmuas. Br“ . . . . . . . . .. $1“ 00 Huh-cs- F‘uur 5â€"0clav00rgans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘. ... ..H ... .. ... me $15 up These Pianos are a” an ahsr-lulvly' safe invvstme‘mwan in- vesunPI-L that means Enjuyment, Divers-inn and Educaliun year Aflt‘l’ year. These P'mnus hear a reputatinn that is unquestioned, and are Guaranteed tn give ubsnlutc satisfaction, Do Not Fail to Grasp This Chance to Get the Family an instrument. at prices Away Below Cost All Instruments in this Sale were taken in part payment for New Grafololas HARRY HULSE, Aurora, Some Machines as Low as $5 36 Town“: St. 'l'nrnnlu. SulicilOrs flbl'lhr EXPUIILKH' Records at old prices. 90c. Every Machine (m Trial. Pmm-s Rented. Moved and Tuned. A TALKING MACHINE Original Pliers Cusl ljprlu _nd 2! BUY THAT iano 0r Phonograph NOW Take advantage of this splendid oppm-lunity to get MACHINES ON SALE AT GRAINGER‘S EASY TERM 3‘ Don’t Fail To Grasp This Opportunity \\'lLL()\NDALE Store Hons at 6 p.m. Monday and I during August General Dry Goods, Groceries, 6w Stamped N Colored and White Table Oilclolhs, 45 and 54 in wide Child’s Dresses, 310 Huckaback and Torry Towels Pincnshions, Pillow Cases Stamped Embrnidery, white and colors Honevcomb _ and Satin QQIIIS Bica‘chell and semivblem h- ed Table Linen Doylies and Centre Pieces E mhroidery Needles ATKINSON & SWITZER Concrete Hmjse indow Shades, plain or finished in lace, m tree m 01 man color 4 n mm Buj Them r'n We have a large and we” assorted stock of Dealers cc.ch Work MCKENZIE BROS. Iers in a“ Kinds of Builders Supplies Cod], Wood and Cement Flour, Feed and Binder Twine Phone 38 4 yls. GROCERIE; Cncoa m bulk Good Japan Rice Pearl Topicca Macaro:.i Choice Cheese Choice Leaf Salmon Cascade and Golden Net Ielly Tumblers, with tin covers 8.4mm) Sardines Sani Flush Powdered Bath Brch Comfort Soa . Stone Creeks with covers, sues 1 w 6 gallons Fruit jars, Crown and Perfect Seal , all sizes Plain Tum blerfi Fluwer Pots, various sizes m Wednesday ON TARIO "15