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TheRIBHMDND HILL FURNISHING STORE G. HILL, Oak Ridges P. O. Phone 306, King. SAMPLES FREE Denton, Macdonald é: Denton Cl‘hornhill. Call by phone or otherWIse promptly H. A. NICHOLLS NOTARY PUBLIC JOHN R. CAMPBELL? 43-tf COR. ARNOLD 5L YONGE S'l‘S Commissioner, Uonveyancer, Etc Insurance and Real Estate Look over your machinery and let us know before the rush starts what your requirements will he. Barris‘f'ere. Solicitors. Etc. Ofllce9~Suite 511 McKinnon Bldg.. Cor. Jordon and Melinda Sts.. Toronto. Telephone Main 3631. A. CAMERON MACNAUG HTUN FREDERICK -\. A. CAMPBELL Mr. Campbell will he at The Liberal Office. Richnmnd Hill. every Tuesday afternoon. l-thur A. Mucdonald F.-ank Denton Laura Demon. B. A. Wall Hafngings \ _ 0 _ Artistic Charm MacNaughton & Caxppbell COMMISSIONER, CONVEYANCER. ETC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Kma ST. WEST, TORONTO, CANADA. NORMAN J. GLASS Full stock of repairs on hand. RICHMOND HILL J. EDWARD FRANCIS NOTARY PUBLIC VETERINARY SURGEON, PAINTING. DECORATING Massey-Harris Repairs Barristers. Solictors. &c. MANNING ARCADE. TELEPHONE MAIN 311 Cable Address: “Dedo from $5.50 to $7.00 Also hats, shirts, gloves, underwear, and etc. For Women and Children we have spring Oxfords and Pumps. The latest in silk and wool mixtures. Men's socks for spring, from 50 cts. to $1.50 We have the Holeproof Hosiery for men. Men’s Oxfords in the latest spring style, See our stock of ties, from 75 cts.'to $1.50 C. M. PALMER Thornhill. Phone 99J. Owen A. Smiley Studio. Address Miss Marguerite Boyle. Studio ‘Homewood Hall,’ Thornhill. Ont 30 tf Artist, Teacher in Literature, Expression, Reading, Dram- atlc and‘quourous Sketches, Dialect Poems. Professional Graduate of H. PATERSON SAM. SHEPHERD PAPER HANGER and PAINTER Oxford Street Phone 128- r 12 Potatoes Bought and Sold. Farmers Produce Taken to Market Furniture Moved. Trucking of all description. Service unexceHed. HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Phone 91 VV AUTO PAINTING Phone 68 “Add I hereby cu'll upnn.a|l vnters to take ilxrluedinte proceedings to have any errors or omi sions corrected according to law. - u. . _ 37__ Pt NOTICE is hereby given that, I have cimplied with Section 10, 0f the Votm-‘s Lists Act, and tlmbl have posted up at my rffice at, Maple. Ontario. an the lat day of August, 1921, the list of all persons entitled to vote at Elrctions to the Legislative Asspmbly only, and that, such lists re- mains there for inspection. n ,, LA_~ L- ELOCUTION Miss Marguerite Boyle PLUMBING AND TINSMITHING HOT WATER HEATING AND GENERAL REPAIRS THORNHILL. ONT. TRUCKING VOTER’S LISTS, 1923 M UNICI PALITY OF VA UGH AN A. C. HENDERSON M. J. BURKE COUNTY OF YORK PART III RICHMOND HILL upnn.Ml voters to .. . L , , The second girls game of soft ball was next in order, Maple and Hope‘ opposing each other. For five full inn- ings the battle went merrily on. some splendid batting and fielding being in evrdence. Hope went to bat first and Iucceeded in getting one run across the plate before the side was retired Maple went them one better in their half of the firstâ€"score 2 to 1. Hope repeated in the first half of the second. and Maple. not to be outdone. increased their lead in the last half of the second, securing 6 rumâ€"score 8 2. From this; on the fielding. catching. and throwing by the players at both teams was a reve- ‘ lation to the crowd present. neither‘ team scoring in the 8rd or 4th inning. ; in the 5th inning Hops succeeded in‘ getting another run across the plate, Maple securing another blank-score at end of 5th. 8 to 3 in Maple's favour. The first part of the aixth inning had ‘ not gone very far before the weather man commenced to distribute the H 2 0 quite freely upon the ground, upon the spectators. end upon the players, but the girls stuck to their past, Hope being at bat and Maple in the field‘ Hope this time secured their greatest num- ber of runs (2), but does not count in the official score as the game revert. back to the five full innings. Official score by innings :â€"- - Hope â€"â€"l-â€"1â€"0â€"Uâ€"l--â€"3 Mapleâ€"2~6â€"0â€"aâ€"Oâ€"-8 Maple and Dublin teams will meet in the final for the cup at the Park on Frid_ay,_August l5. at 7 porn. nu,‘,,‘ The next game (a hard ball aflair) wa- the tidbit of the day. The North To- ronto team again faced a different local junior team. L iner Harding and Clar- ence Mylkl being the battery on this occalion. The game went in“ seven innings. and mu replete with spec- tacular pitchin r, catching, throwing, and fielding on me part of both teams. The local-emerged victorious by a scorn of 4 to 2. Bruce Ross, at short-stop position. played his usual steady. heady, game. Eric White took part in tho game although suffering from a very badly damaged knee received while fielding a long hit in the Aurora game last week ; ha and his bat pla ed an im- portant part in the game. E mar Hard- ing had perfect control of the elusive ball on this occuion, his hip-shootr, slants, twists. and curves. being a per- plexing and unsolvable puzzle to the op- posing batters. Of course there were bright particular star: on the visitor- line-up also. but their names are foreign to yours truly; the pitcher was in fine fottlo throughout, but lost the pitching duel to Elmer. The game was a real good 'un from start to finish and planned every spectator.- The girls soft ball tournament opened the afternoon doings, Richmond Hill girls being drawn against Dublin girls for the first game. and Hope and Maple girls for the second game, the two win- ning teams to play the final (am. for the cup in the evening. The first game proved easy for the Dublin girls, they winning out by a score of 28 to 10. Once again the locals found out that games cannot be won without practice. Lut year. after consistent practices, they proved themselves unbeltable by any single individull team in surrounding dfltricts. This year, without one full team practice, they have played five games, losing four of them and win- ning one by the close score of 19~18. The sports programme started “M: a baseball game It 11 o’clock in the morning. the contesting teams being xhe local juniors and North Toronto junior 3A The visitsrs earned the decision. 15 to L Bert Grant and Frank Grainger Ware thg battery for the_ home team. The weather man turned the Water hose on the crowd at the Town Park on Monday afternoon just as things WIRE becoming interesting. and put a damp damper on any further doings afternm u or_evening, to the regret of all present Next Wednesday evening promises to be another gala night for Richmond Hill ball girls and their friends. The mana- ger of the team has arranged for a game with the Nationals of the Ladies Sunnyside League at Sunnyside that ‘ evening. The team which will represent Richmond Hill on that occasion will be made up of five Richmond Hill girls, the Radley sisters battery from Dublin, Winnie McDonald. Maple'e first-base girl, and Edith Luesby. Hope’s left- fielder. Substitutes will be taken along and g‘iven a chance to show their base- ball ability before thousands of spectra. tors. Full practice of the team. with the exception of the Hadley sisterl. will take place tomorrow (Friday) evening. 1 all players meeting at the Post-Oifics at ‘ 7.15 sharp. Those wishing to go toi Sunnyside to see the game hand in your names to Miss Daisy Hart or Mr. John- ston. If a large enough number signify- thoir intention of going Mr. Finney’s bus will be secured also. The return {are will be 75 centl. All REE-Earn“ had “Sorta of tho day? The local girls play the return game at Dublin to-night (Thursday). Auto owners are asked the use of their autos to convey the girls to the grounds. two miles west of Lansing. Who will be the first four to volunteer? Fuil thanks will be tendered in this column next week. Notify Robert Joh ton. at the Liberal Office, in person or y phone at once. Thank you. The final game of the girl! tourna- ment (between Maple and Dublin) for the silver cup, will Make place at the Town Park on Friday evening. August 15th. Other attractions and open-air dancing in the evening. Fuller particu- lars in next week's iuue. in a Yorkâ€"Simeon Langue game at the Town Park on Friday evening in“ the locals won from Aurora by a acorn of H to 6. only a mall gathoring of spectators being prelent. Frank Grain- ger once more distinguished himself with a home run. SPORTS DAY WAS \VET Sporting Notes Lillian Sanders. The fisherman wiil eageily read “With the Angler in August." by Robert Page Lincoln in his mnnthly “Fishingnutes.” "Migratii [3 Route Hawks and Owls" by Bonny- c.stle Dale will hold the attention of all those interested in our feathered frir nds. The otlu-r regular departments and several interesting stories complete the various features of this issue. In the August. issue of Rod and Gun in Canada. every sportsman will find something to his liking. Besides the regular departments there is an un- usually interesting story. “Hunting for Pre-Historic Game Through the Bad Lands of the Ref] Dee-r River," by On behalf of the qud Motor Company, the W. G. Bnldock 00., Limited, desire through The Liberal to thank the many visitors who attended um- Motion Picture Exhibit; in the Park last Thursday evening. Also the Village Band that furnished music and led the procession from the Garage to the Park. Sunday School 10 a. m, Chm-ch services zit/11 and 7.30 o’clock cnnduct- ed by Rev. Donald Tait, B. D.. of Tmonto. The town band. better known as the 12th York Rangers Reserve Band, under the leadership of Archie Ander- Ion, played several splendid selection- during the afternoon, their latter selec- tions going fur to soothe the dampened feelings of Ipectatorn and athletes alike. together with the open air dancing. hacf to be cancelled owing to the terrible con- dition of the groundl after the heavy dognpour of raiq. _ I: Gold Medal 650 feet $15.50 per 100 lbs. Superior 600 feet$15.00“ “ “ Extra 550 feet$l4.00 “ “ “ BRANTFORD TWINE Gilt Edge 650 feet $15.50 per 100 lbs. Gold Leaf 600 feet$15.00 “ “ “ 1 Bring Your Business to Me and Get Service. PLYMOUTH BINDER TWINE On any farm of average size at least one hour a dayâ€"36‘} ten hour working days a yearâ€"are spent in the irksome, Wearying task of pumping water. 36% days which one of my Toronto Windmills will give you for profitable workf- rest or recreationâ€"besides supplying running water wherever you want it. The one bothersome task. that of oiling the windmill in 3]].Hnd; of j weather. is overcome in the .Toronto Self-Oilcr. which requires fr 251 only "once anyear." Fncition anfl wear _are practioally abolish u“... .uunw. Toronio windmills. too. can be made absolutely self-regulating in! operation. . . ‘ c “Toronto” Tower will stand for a hfcume because it it/ the“ Enrica; strongest and best-braced one built for any windmill, t me expltln why I believe this is one of the biggest convenience. I you can lave. s“. ‘3 . . - T. H. HARDWARE & SUPPLIES Limited Phone 33 - Thornhill,0nt'. A. G. SAVAGE, General Agent Prompt Adjustments of Claims" and Prompt Service RICH MON D HILL CARD OF THANKS Presbyterian Services Rod And Gun . Lunua, Agent, Richmond Hill, Phone 731 T. H. HARDWARE & SUPPLIES LIMITED Phone 33. Thornhill, Ont. We Are Known In All Lines of Insurance FIRE PLATE GLASS LIFE AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT BURGLARY SICKNESS and GUAPANTEF- OF BONDS W. G. BALDOCK. AT THE POSTâ€"OFFICE BUILDING ‘ NOTEâ€"Blue prints can be obtained at, this Department by depositing an accepted cheque for the sum of $20.00, payable to the order uf the Minister of Public \VOiks, which will he returned if the intending bidder submit a. regular hid. ‘ Department of Public Works. OttuWa, July 30. 1924. Each tender must be accnmpanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works. equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the tender. Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or bouds of the Canadian National Rail- way Company wiil also be accepted as security, or bonds and a cheque if re- quired t,o_nmke up an odd aimmgnt. Tenders will not be considered unless made on printed forms supplied by the Department and in accnrdnnce with conditions conaahled therein. Plans and forms of contract can be seen and specificatir‘n and forms of tender obtained at this Department, at the offices of Eh? District, Engineers, Equity Building, Toronto. Ont“; Royal Bank Building, London. Out. and at. the Post, Office. Oshawa, Ont. EALED Tenders uddlessed to the undersigned, and endorsed “Tender for Breakwater at Oshawa, Ont ," will be received at this office until 12 o'clock noun (daylight; saving), Thursday, August 28, l924. for the cunstmctinn of n breakwater at. Oshawa, Ontario County. Ont. MULHOLLAND & SMYTH Our BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, ETC. Toronto Office : 2498 Yonge St. Phone Hudson 3408. 7 26-617) By (rpdf‘r, No Charge for Advice s. EfO'BRIEN, Secretary.