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lication of the people who were fortu- nate enough to be present. The pri- ceedings commenced with u parade Lf new Fuld models of different types, an up-to-date emeigency Ford truck, etc-.,' all of which__wns headed by the Ymk Rangers Reserve Band. The. parade ended at the Park, where the pictures were shown in the open air, and these were of such it variety that all manner of tastes and whims were satisfied. There was a good two-part comedy entitled "She’s a Be": there was a film of adventure entitled “An Alli- gator Hunt"; there were films of rug- ged and beautiful waterways, and on the surface of the different waterways was shown the diiferent craft travel- ling them~frnighters of all kinds and descriptions. large passenger steamers, sailboats, housebouts. pleasure laun- ches, and such like. But the educa- tional films (those which broden the mind_and develop the intellect by set- ting the thinking parts in motion)â€" they. the educational films. were worth while‘ Figures in connection with the manufacture of Ford cars (the daily consumption of coal. lumber, leather, steel. etc., at the plants: the number of bonds employed, the daily wage scale; the daily output of Ford cars, six thousand six hundred and some odd; the vast areas of timber lands and coal lands owned by the company; the yearly expenditure for freight transportation, etc.) these figures were enough to stagger the imagination, but I are undoubtedly correct. Some splen- did views of the many different ma. Hr. Adclmo Meleccl. organist and choir leader in the Methodist. Church. is taking holidays at, his old home in Newark. New Jersey. Miss Isabel Wiley will take the organ the next two' Sundays. Guests at the home of Mrs. J. Ness ‘nd Miss mess during the week were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nels and two daughters of Boston. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ness. of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. F. 1‘. Graham and three children motored Lu Conchiching Monday for n three weeks' outing. Mr. Graham will have chmge of the summer school in connection with the Y. M. U. A. Mr. and Mrs. John F. George, of Spavks,fievuda. are guests of Rec-\e T. H.Trenc11zmd Mrs. W. D. Atkin- son, and have‘visited Mrs. Ness Mr., H. A. Nichulls and other relatives. Mr. George attended a convention in Tn- routu, and Mrs. George was a State delegate to the DenmcraLic National Convention recently held in New Yo: R City. Mrs. George is also 2; Supreme Representative of [he Pylhian Sisters whose Order meets in Toronto h'om the 12th to the 20th of Augmt. Mr. Fred A. Clank. of Headford. has purchased through Mr. H. A. Nicholls, a valuable building lot on Church St. At the moving Picture Exhibit in the Park, Thursday evening. booklets were given out by the Fun] MoLni-Compuny, one booklet containing an (rider for a prize to the value nf $25. The lucky booklet was handed to Mr. F.T. Graham of Lorne Avenue. . About 5000 people attended the Lennox Picnic at Island Grove on Monday. There were many speakers, the principal being Hm). Arthur Meighan. It was hinted by several of the speakers that Mr. T. H. Lennox, K. 0., would oppose Premier MacKeuzie King of the next. Duminion election. In accm‘dunce w1th statute. the As- sessors for Richmond Hill Union Schmul Section, namely. T. H. Keys for Vaughan, N. b‘mellie for Markham, and 0. A. Skeele for Richmond Hill, met. a (cw days ngu to adjust the rate for the next: five years. No change was made f1 mm the funnel adjustment. Richmond Hill win pay 0‘0 per cent. Markham put 23 per cent, and Vaughan. [lglrt 17 per cent. Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer had the week-end and Civic Holiday visitors: Mrs. (Dr.) Wilkinson, from Dundaa, formerly of Richmnnd Hill: Mr. Gr. 13 Wyllie and his daughter. Mrs. Irene Henley, from Chicago, 111.; Mr. Clarence Palmer and Miss Diamond, and Mr. Will Proctor. from anonlo. A full house and very enjoyable time. The party en block, were Entertained at the home of Mr. Geo. Reumnn, who are distant relatives of the Chicago people and Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs. Wilkinsun lefL Tuesday morning for her hume in Dundas, Mr. VVyllie and daughter following luLer in day, stopping in Torunto to visit Mr. Wyllie’s sister, Mrs. S. R. Hart. Read "Spolting Notes," on back, page, this week. Sports Day news will be found there. Read evely item. The Ford travelling motion picture exhibit visited our bountiful village on Thursduy evening last and was the magnet which drew together 21 splen- did crowd of spectators from all dis- tricts adjacent to Richmond Hill. To Mr. W. G. Bnldock. the local Fnrd dealer. must go the credit for securing the exhibit for the amusement and edi- Mr. and Mrs. D. Hill, left Saturday, to spend a month at, their summer home at Barnesdale, Lake Josvph. Mr. and Mrs; Little and family. of Swastika. New Ontmio, spent the week-end with Dr. and M19. Wilson. T'Mr. D. Ayling, a. pupil of Mr. Chaf- ny. will sing at, huth service: at, the Ptesbyterian chmcb next Sunday. Miss Burton and Mr. Reeves. of Guelph, spent, the holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Geoxge Gruickshunk. Mrs. Columhrs Ross and gmnd- daughter. Scotia Furm, Emhw, are visiting Mrs. J. H. C. Durham. Open-Air Motion Pictures [chines at work in the plant at Fwd, ,0nt.. were shown. some of which 11(- ltunlly seemed to be imbued wiLh ,‘lhought and possessed with brain and ' reason. especially the nut-trimmer; it. was attending to its own “‘(ilk unat- tended by 1mm and handling each and every bolt, separately. Surely such pictures as the foregoing are well wuth while in every sense. Today, in Uzmadu, the Ford industry appears to be an intimate part of the national life. It provides a livelihood for some 30,000 soulsâ€"Fwd kaers and their dependants. IL broughtlast year over $16,000,000 to Canada in export trade. and it paid over $4.000.000 into the national lreasuryin the form of revv enue. The tolal Canadian Ford in- vestment. is now over $20,000.000â€"all of which the writer considers worth while to Canada. and its people. The programme was brought, Lo a close at, 11.30. Let us have [110(8 such pictures and our faith in Canada and its indus- tries. etc., will be revived wonderfully. PHINNIYâ€"At the residence of his nephew, Allen Phinnev. Richmond Hill, on Wednesday, July 29, 1924, John Phinney. UST SELLâ€"House 5 rooms, ncre laud. stable for cowa, horse and chickens, fruit. Small payment. down. $10 monthly. See this bargain. APPLY M. L. TOWNSEND, May Avenuo, Stop 24. Yonge St. 6 late of the Township of Vaughan, in the County of York, Retired Farmer, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Sec! ion 56 of the Trustees Act, R. S. 0., 1914, Chap. 121, that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the Estate of the said Alexander Malloy, who died on or about the 28th day of February, 1924, at the Tuwnship of Vaugmmfin the County of York, are required on 01' be- fore the 25th day of August, 1924. to send by post, prepaid. or deliver to N. A. C. Mulloy and Lawrence Malluy, Maple, R. R. No. 1, Ontario, the Executor-s of the said Deceased, their Christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars in writing of their claims, a statement (if theiraccuunts, and the nature of the security. if any held by them. AND TAKE NOTIUE that: 'after such last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said fleet‘ased among :ho pan-ties entitled the! rto, having regard uan to the claims of which they shall then have notice. and that, the said executors will not be liable fur the. said assols m any part thereof to any person or persons nf whose claim notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. DATED at Toronto this 18th day of July, 1924._ 816 Federal Building, 85 Richmond Street; W est. TUl'OntO. Solicitor for the said Executors. 4-7 IN THE MATTER OF [he Estate of Interment' in Richmond Hill Cemetery, Friday, Aug. 2. “Where do 'We sleep? rmn.umun"mmuuummummnmmm:mmmImumnnmmmnmumumuumm NOTICE TO CREDITORS M The evening rate on Station. to'Station Gills (after 8&1 standard time) is only abodt on&half the day rate. The night rate (after mi ‘ _ standard time) is only onc~quarber the darn Reserve your rooms by Lon Distance â€" always â€"-- make sure they will be waitr- ing for you â€"â€" in just a few minutes you will know. If not, you will be running a. greater risk this year than last. Some of the party have been lookingforâ€" ward for weeks, perhaps, to this trip. Double their enjoyment with the definite assurance of a good night’s sleep. “Has someone called up by Long Distance and reserved our rooms?” ALEXANDER MALLOY WILLIAM COOK DEATHS ‘)’9 [.iENTKST' Office Trench Block. two doors north of Standald Bank. Hour59n.m. to 5.30 p.m. Telephone 32 Get A box of RAZ-MAH today. Mont people feel better from the first done. Your druggint will refund your money its $1 box does not bring relief. Ab- solutely harmless. Generous um lo for 4: in lumpl. Tgmplctonl, o- ronto. ‘ ma RAZ-MAH HOUSE PA 1N TER, Glazier. Grainer and Paper- Hanger. Phone 82 w J. F. Burr W. HEWISON Will spoil your summer and rank. your company distressing to your friends unlou you get relief. Porter‘s Drug Store 5% RICHMOND HILL Box BrownieJâ€"SZflS up Falding dxuograpfiic Browfliuâ€"3930 up That's one-half the story. The other half is that they make these good pictures easily. From our complete stock your youngster can select just the Brownie he wants. Here also is the film to fit the Brownieâ€"{or we have depgnd- aIbIe filmâ€"Kodak filmâ€"m a. sue to fit any camera. Sutton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 8.. 9. Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 23, Supt. 6. Ban-ie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 24, 26‘ Newmarket . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 26. 27. Uunkstown . . . . . . .Sept. 30, Oct. 1. Orillin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UcL. 1,3. Allistou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oct. 2. 3 Markham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 2, 4‘ Schmnbex'g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0ct. 9, 10 Bradford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ucb. 14, 15. Brownies make good pictures For Sale by Porter's Drug Store sammer Asthn'1a THE MILL Dr. L. R. BELL All lines nf Stock nnd Poultry feeds. Gm- (rf Oats and car of Standmd Scxeenings in bUH‘P. Delivexies TUESDAY and FBI- DAYS. ‘uInKL - . . . . .u..-..K Lown..........Sep m................. lam............... |berg.............. 3rd Dates of Fall Fairs w. c. BEDFORD, The Maple Sand, Gravel and Brick Company, Lt'd, have on hand for sale. Cement drain tile, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 in. Culvert tile 12, 15. 18 and 20 inch (30 inches in length) Also Cement Brick Sand or Gravel sold by the load or 11 car lnts. Sand, Gravel, Tile and Brick 1096‘}: posts and telephone poles for 3“ e. T. COUSINS. China, Cut Glass, ,Grocerles and Confectlons See Our New Stock of Pitchers, Decorated and Plain Colors, from 500. up. Decorated Teapotsâ€" Various prices. Lustre Bud Vases, 60¢. each. Lustre Rose Bowls, $1.00. Cut Glass Water Sets, 7 pieces, from $I.3o up.‘ Sherbets, trom 40c. up. Also Heavy Cut Glass Berry Bowls, from 85.50. Kitchen Ware, Mlxing Bowls, Bakers' Pudding Bowll, Jelly Moulds, Pie Funnels, etc., etc. WHEN you have saved enough money with which to bu a Canadian Government or Munici Bond consu t this bank and obtain free inform. on as to the particular offering best suited to your needs. Standard Service gives impartial investment infini- gence gladly on request. ‘ as THE §TAN ARD BANK ‘1' SANA“ All ready-to-wear suits or trousers altered to fit you free of charge. Odd trousers from $3 .50 up. Ladies blue serge skirts made to order irom $7.50 How to Invest. I am prepared to meet your spring demand for suits and overcoats with the latest spring goods, either in ready-to-wear or tailored to your measure, Right Here, No Factory \Vork. Richmond Hill New Spring Suits In piece goods we have some good value "no seconds” in Voiles, Crepes, and Gingliams Nainsooks, and Cottons. Tea Towellings Table Linen and Sateen I In ready-made wear, we are giving some special prices, in ‘House and Street Dresses, also Children’s Dresses Special prices in Blouses and Sleeveless Sweaters, Lady Ramsay Wool in all shades and P. K. Knitting in silk and wool in: new shades. Full line of Hosiery always on hand. Crompton Corsets and Long Brassieres J. 8: M. STEIN Trench Block Agents for Bruce’s Chocolate- and Ice Cream Semi-Porcelain Cups and Saucers, from 150. up. QUALITY SHOPPE Ladies suits of blue serge made-to-order $35.00. Yonge & Centre Streets CLEANING AND PRESSING SATISFACTORY DONE] E. R. FORTNER SUMMER SPECIALS OUR MOTTO â€"â€" “QUALITX AND SERVICE" Mrs. Norman Batty RICHMOND HILL BRANCH, Ladies and Gents’ Clothier and Tailor; Manager Special attention given to sales of every description. Farms and farm stock sales specialty. Farms bought and sold on commission. Alisales at- tended to on shortest notice. and com ducted by the most appl'Oved methods. Patronage solicited. 415 Balliol St., Toronto. Phone Hudscn 1347 w LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR COUNTY OF YORK AND ONTARIO Advertise in the Liberal. Richmond Hill Phone 53 ren Lice Phone 5 Manager.