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THE LIBERAL Circulating in Canada's Greatest Suburban District Pl'BLISIlEI) EVERY 'l‘lIL'RSI)AY by the LIBERAL PRINTING CO. Limited J. EACIIERN SMITH Manager and Editor Advertising Rates on Application THURSDAY, MAY 27th. 1020 WHY ALL THE HASTE? Every man who travels the highâ€" way is not on an emergency trip. A few minutes would not make any difference in the most of cases, as far :is business is concerned, but it cer- tainly would make a lot of difference as far as safety is concerned. For instance, the man or woman who starts out on a pleasure jaunt seld- om has a set schedule for arriving at any place. Usually they have all day, or all afternoon, or all evening at their disposal, and speed is by no means essential to their pleasure or safety. An exchange suggests that the promoters of safety erect a few signs reading: “Why All the Hurry?” “Pause, Ponder and Pull Up"; “More Hurry, Less Speed”; “Why Take a Chance?”; “Lose Five Minutes and Save Five or More Years”; “Watch Your Step by Taking Your Feet off the Gas,” and a few other similar- ly appropriate bits of advice to the speed demons. There may be a lot of poor driv- ers in the country, defective auto- mobiles, and bad roads, but the maj- ority of automobile accidents are caused through nothing but a craze for speedâ€"unnecessary speed. When people begin to realize that need for hurrying exists only in their own minds, there will be a very welcome reduction in the number of motor ac- cidents. We respect an alarm clockâ€"but it has few real friends. It is a shining .example of the type of reminder that (compels rather than persuades. People do not like to be influenced by alarm clock methods. They prefer the advice of friends. ‘It is that element of personal friendliness that distinguishes the newspaper from, other forms of ad- vertising. It is a welcome, sought after visitor in the home and is read by every member of the family. Its advertising is presented as friend in- troduces a stranger. Let us intro- duce you :to our ever growing family vertising columns. ‘G‘w From the. issue, Thursday, May 30, The hand of the Governor General. 1 l l of readers through the Liberal adâ€" /Ontar° has held its Prm'indal Con' 7 Bac a 12101 Richmond Hill Fair was held on Monday, May 24, but the attendance was disappointing as it rained dur- i,,,[, p,” in}: the day and the grounds \'»"‘I‘L very wet and muddy. lru not standing the rain thva \‘.:~' :1 entry of horscs. cuill's. poultry other exhibits. The speeding); we. .. . led off on account of the muddy track. Ncwmarkct citi'M-ns band provided the music. The prize list about $101) was paid in full although the receipt: did not nearly cover the (‘Xllt‘lltliilll'u'i From our issue May 31. 11103 The annual fair this year was a vcry successful event. The weather was idcal and there was a good crowd in attendance. In addition to the showing of live stock three teams took part in a foot ball tournanwn‘ m)» in which Aurora won the prize of 55.0.. ReturnedMen Of This District To Hold Meeting As members of the C.E.F. began to return to Canada in numbers during the later war years they found themâ€" selves upon discharge faced with the problem of re-establishmcnt in civil life. This led to the forming of ex- soldier organizations. Following the general demobilization, however, it was found there were large bodies of ex-soldiers with their own peculiar problems, and as a consequence num- erous organizations were formed, each representing their factions, such as the Amputation, the Tuberculous, the the Pensioners, etc. During the last few years it has become glarineg evident that a great deal of overlapping has been obtain- ing in the'handling of ex-soldiers’ af- fairs, and it was felt if one organiza- tion could speak as representing all ex-soldiers this would be much more desirable. The occasisn of Field Marshall Earl Haig’s visit to this Dominion was seized upon by that outstanding sold- ier during his coast to coast tour.by an appeal to all ex-soldiers and exxst- ing exâ€"soldier organizations to merge into one organization. Conferences of delegates, representingall classes of exâ€"soldiers, and all existing organi- zations, were held in Ottawa and in Winnipeg in July and November res- pectively last year, and as a.result it was decided to brirg into being‘an organization known as the Canadian Legion, which organization it 1s. inâ€" tended shall represent all (ex-soldiers. Practically every Province except vention and establsihed "The Legion” in th e7 Liberal Bodv Guard gave a programme durâ€" ing-(h: albumocn. The Liberal ]l(\11\ :..',lt Iii” crowd wouid doubtless li:i‘.'c ‘Iccn ltiigcr bad report ' ' 1hr. 'c-mmiac * _- prim. TC- Illil (il‘itii‘ill figs \1 :1 . , :N'L‘Lll‘ -" Yoiij‘d' fit ‘1" “ 'u :I :c... " E<Lllllll';1l Society am 11 was then lnmvn was a dccidcd success. lhc weather was somewhat threatening and therefore the crowd was not 21.: l‘ll‘L‘j'.‘ as it might (11l.(‘l‘\‘\'l>0 have b 1-. . 'il'rrc “‘11s a [boil all romp. h was won ll).',i‘l|l'l'lt'1“. '1 h. ' oi live vlcck ("‘l l.2'it',' (.1' very go d tummy. ""znr' .. dd coiucrt in tine hall in the ; the proceeds of which :1- mmiutcd to about 3175. Frank Den- ton acted as chairman. \"w . Provincially. Arrangements are now complete. however, for the holding of Ontario's Convention on June 3rd, 1th and 51h, at the Cronyn Hall, St. Paul‘s Cathedral. London, Ont. when duly accredited delegates from all branches of existing Exâ€"Soldier Orâ€" ganizations and representatives of groups of unattached ex-service men are requested to he in attendance, A meeting of all ex-service men in this district is called for Saturday night when plans for representation at the convention will be made. Anniversary At St. John’s Church The anniversary services under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid of St. John’s United Church were held on Sunday last and were largely attendâ€" ed. The morning service was in char- ge of Rev. 1. G. Bowles of Yonge treet United Church and in the even- ing Rev. W. E. Wilson of King Street United Church occupied the pulpit. Eloquent and inspiring sermons were given by both these outstanding mini- sters of the church. Special music was a feature of the services and added much to the suc- cess of the day. At the morning ser- vice the ehoir under Adelmo Melecci rendered an anthem and a pleasing solo was given by Mr. Lauder Glass. In the evening there were two ant- hems by the choir. OAK RIDGES ST. JOHN’S CHURCH 1 l l Trinity Sunday 10 a.m.~â€"â€"Sunday School. 11 a.m.â€"Holy Communion. Parish Hall 7 p.m.~â€"Evening Service. V.\l'(.‘ll.\.\l 'i‘oii'NNiiP razornn'rv SALE OI“ The Execi‘.t<»rs of the Estate of James McNaughton, deceased. will offer for sale by public auction on Wednesday, the 51th day of June, 1926, at the hour of two thirty P.M. Standard Time on the premises of the late said James McNaughton. de- ceased, consisting of part of Lot 18 in the Fifth Concession of the Town- ship of Vaughan in the County of York containing two acres, more or less, and being situate at the Village of Vellore. Upon the premises are said to be a frame house containing six rooms with additions. frame stable and driving shed and other buildings, etc. Convenient to school and church. The said premises will be sold subject to conditions and terms which will be announced at the time of sale and to a reserved bid. Dated at Toronto the 20th day of May, 1926. W. G. Thurston & C0., 23 Toronto St., Toronto, Solicitors for the Exe- ' eutors. ___â€"â€"II F SUMMER SCHOOLS follow present term without any interruption for July and August, and merge into the Fall Term ~v from Sept. 1st in THE SHAW BUSINESS SCHOOLS, TORONTO. i‘ Courses begun now may be com- by daily attendance or by Home Study Plans. Particulars on re- .' quest to P. McIntosh, Manager, 46 Bloor St. West, Toronto. Teleâ€" phone Kingsdale 3165. Hall’s Service Station Richmond Hill FIRESTONE A few of these Firestone, gum dipped cord tires 30 x 3%,; While they last 9.1â€"5 SPARK PLUGS Special.....~ . . . . . . . . . ........65cto$1.25 TUBE 30 x 31/; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.65 REBUILT TIRES 30 x 3%, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Balloon 29-440, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.75 $10.00 32 x 4, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00 BICYCLE TIRES Each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 Tubes, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 cents We also have a complete line of Bicycle Accessories. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF SPECIAL MOTORCYCLE AIR COOLED OIL. HALL ’5 SEE VICE STA 2701‘: FI’LL LINE OF MOTOR ACCESSORIES. Telephone 1395 STORAGE BATTERIES First Class, guaranteed 6 volt, 11 plate, regular $18.50 for TAKE THAT CHATTER OUT OF YOUR FORD BANDS Let us flush your Ford Car and refill With our Foxelene Ford Chatterless Oil. BUY YOUR COAL OIL FROM US A special price to farmers in quantity. ‘ _._. ' FUR Elgéiiied A dvertising aâ€"u- nunâ€"cuâ€"w mm r011 Rh). 17 rlltills‘O coi'nm" iv and Wright stro is; elm Eric li; . cl'-:‘-.n and n «E ~coi'.:tcd. thud j_:‘:ird.‘!i and :5; App]: to l‘. (K llill. , Richmond Hill. l'imm' I t‘.l North Yonge St. on MEDICAL DR. P. WILSON Otii-xe hours: 9 to 11 am- I J. 6 to 8 par. and by appointment. OliiCc: (‘cn'x'e and Church Sts... Richnu-ud llill. .l‘hone it DRS. LANGSTAFF i.;;-'ii'.ioi:\l llill l..‘..Ԥ1i.\"l'Al I‘lr . Illll PM L v \Ilt i;r..\i rt. in»,ch h )l L _. \ human-.11 rad-“Ami 11.31, “'W ~11” um and «Ira l‘v’l'v moderati- l‘cnt . immediate posscs- DH‘ (I‘lll'l‘llx F. LAN‘ISTWF ‘ V ‘ l\I‘vI*\\ (H \lt‘lllt‘W lllill \‘lli.il.’l‘lll sion. Apply A. la. (:l;1ss. pm”. [NH-M p“ I,” l‘lllR. SALE” gII'II pztldiiWS. Ctlrldt 1‘s. l‘hone lml \\'m. Whittv, l.o1 .‘l'l, t‘on. 2!, T-iuruâ€" _"‘ "“"""’ " ' v‘“ 1mm. ‘ _- DR. (‘IIAIELICS S. I) DINING MW. SALE Lot nt'mbtr 1:33. plan 1'03an AW. Lansing. moo. on Spruce avenue, for quick Willow. 11", sale $300 cash. The best buy in {1:1 Ofilk'i' IWUTSZ 131.131 ($7.15. district. Apply ll. Andrews, loft (inlmfil Iil‘lflu TONIC 5t. [p.Idep. AW” NW“, anwmq‘ ‘ ‘ Ilud. 1123:}; Iland. 2121. bhcne liudum £304.“. (’llw" 1101115“: 55;"? ~43; 7-3042. SAld‘Iii olinc pump and 5 barrel tank in good working order. For quick sale SSH cash. Apply .1. L. Mcl‘)onald & Son. 'lhornhill. FOR SALl‘lillouse. the first south of the Bakery on the East side of Yonge Street, building to he re- moved from the premises. For quick sale. Apply David llill. Richmond Hill, Phone 11. 3 “(ANTEDâ€"Two or three fresh milk cows or freshening soon. Earl Pink- neyu'l‘odmorrlen P.O. Telephone \Vilâ€" lowdale 72; Ring 21. FOR SALEâ€"One registered Holstein bull, raising one year old, fit for service from an extra good cow. Apply T.B. Weldrick, Maple, Ont. STRAYEDâ€"A black sow from Fachey property. Elgin Mills. Apply to John Bailes, Elgin Mills or LII. Clement. Richmond Hill. FOR SALE--C0mbination dresser and wash stand, also a writing desk. Apply at The Liberal Office. FOR SALE ORHRENTâ€"A store with a four roomed apartment at Stop 24 Yonge Street. Apply E. H. Sharpless. . VVANTEDâ€"‘Woman to do house: cleaning. Apply at the Liberal oflice. ~â€"___ FOR SALEâ€"2 Garages, one 21’x21’, other 15'x9’. Quick sale will please owner. L.H. Clement, Richmond Hill. FOR SALE*Duleys Se'e'd‘ Potatoes. E. T. Leary, Gormley. STALLION REGISTER GENERAL KEYNOTE ~â€" Pure-bred imported Clydesdale, the property of T. A. Bowes and A. Boueock, Concord and Lansing, will travel through East Yc-rk, Markham. Vaughan, etc. Terms $17. BUSINESS WRIGHT & TAYLOR Undertakers RICHMOND HILL UNIONVILLE and THORNHILL BERT HUMPHREY Undertaker and Ambulance Service $9 Black or Grey Casket FUNERAL COMPLETE Other Funerals to your requirements. Courtesy and Consideration my Motto. Telephones: Willowdale 69 and Hudson 3676\V Stop 5, Yonge Street, Lansing JOHN R. CAMPBELL Veterinary Surgeon THORNHILL R. MACDONALD. «B.V. Sc. Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Yonge St., Richmond Hill Telephone 132 J. T. SAIGEON MAPLE Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York Sales attended to on shortest notice and at reasonable rates. Patronage solicited WILSON 'S CARTAGE Express and Long Distance Moving Sand and Gravel Delivered Dump Trucks for Hire By Hour or Contract MAPLE Telephone 1535 CHARLES E. HOPPER Cartage and Express Centre St. “2 Richmond Hill Prompt Service. Rates Reasonable. ’Phone 149. A. STONEHOUSE (‘ARTAGE AND EXPRESS Plowing and Garden Work Sand and Gravel, Concrete Work. OAK RIDGES J. B. F A R L E Y Electrician Lansing ESTIMATES Willowdale Exchange. FREE. CHOPPING MILL At Sehomberg Junction Address: Phone 195 Open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Price: 8 Cents a Bag. STAN. “'OOI), CARRVIILE A. C. HENDERSON PLI'MBING AND TINSMITHING Hot Water Heating and General Repairs T xORNIIIIL. ()NT. PRENTICEâ€"8r PRENTICEâ€" AUCTIONEERS J. II lay-311’.~ 1- 2.3 HALF-"ll St., mt jlud. 114TW. K. 1’; 1. ice I‘.l:lli‘:en r :1 of every ‘ME: sales a l on commis- ortost notice, i methods V 7 DENIAL DR. W. T. lllc‘lNTOSH Dentist RICHMOND HILL. ONT. Oflice: Over 1121/ es' l‘ry Goods Store Tl‘ilJEI‘HHNIC 111. I) t. L. R. BELL Dentist Office: Trench Block, two doors north of Standard Bank. Hours: 9 am. to 5.30 pm. Telephone 32 DR. J. A. C. MacDONALD DENTlST STANDARD BANK BUILDING THORNHILL Consultation and Diagnosis Free Open Evenings by Appointment Telephone 61 DR. MACLAREN DENTIST \‘Vork Done Quickly Bank of Comerce. Opposite EATONS MUSICAL ADELMO MELECCI AND MISS ROSALIND BUSH, L.T.C.M. From the Toronto Conservatory of Music. will accept a number of u ll ' ' Vocal and Theory. p p a m Plano, Richmond Hill Frldny and Saturday For Informatlcn Phone 58) MRS. MYLKS I ll Ifirvhcrirk fli. illnllctt fiisniaI-fllrarhcr STUDIO :- Care of Mrs. Joseph Graham. Arnold 5 Richmond Hill Phone 48-r 3 MCDONALD’S ORCHESTRA THORNHILL Popular tl1:t.vughout the district for music suitable for all kinds of dances. Open for engagements. ’lelcphone: Thornhill 62. â€" ASSOCI.A TED STUDIOS OF MUSIC, TORONTO F PEI HPiano & Singing . . .- lI CHAFFEY Richmond Hill Studio house North of St. Paul‘s United Church MM JOHN T. ANDERSON Piavno Tuner 35 Years’ Practical Ex erien 378 Beresford Avenue, W'gst Tofonto Junction 0072 Telephone Glenn's Drug Store, Rich- mond Hill, for appointment =.._.â€";: 7 N LEGAL WILLIAM COOK, COOK & DELAN; (William Cook F, Gordon Cook Thomas Delauy) , Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Toronto Office: 816 Federal Building. . 85 Richmond St. ‘Vest Richmond Hill (){Iice (Liberal omen) ovary Thursday fort-noon. Maple, Thursday aller- noou. \Voodbridge, Saturday afternoon. Money to loan ut Current Rate _NAUGHTON & JENKINS Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Telephone Adelaide 2108 85 Richmond St. West, Toronto _ I Naughton Block. Aurora ‘SOIICIIOTK for: Aurora, Richmond King, Whitehurch, Markham and North: Gwi limbury. Walter S. Jenkins, Rea. Phone Hill. 5043. J. Harry Naughton, Res. Elgin Milk. Rea. Phone 127.2 K HENDERSON & MCGUIRE Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. (David Henderson W. H. new“ James A. Boles) Offices: 9305 Sun Life Building, Adelaide and Victoria Sta. Elgin 5301 Elgin 5111']. Oflices: TORONTO - HENRY S. MULLOWNEY, MA. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Toronto Ofl‘ice: Standard Bank Building 2468 Yonge St. (Egliutou Branch}. Phone Hudson 3218 Richmond Hill Office: Over Davies Goods Storeâ€"Every Saturday Money to Loan at Current Rates Phone Richmond Hill 11'.) A. CAMERON MacNAUGHTON BARRISTER 511 McKinnon Building, Corner Jordan & Melinda Streets Toronto. Phone} Elgin 4871.2 Denton. liacdonald 8; Demon Barristers, Solicitors, 82c. Manning Arcade, King Fr. Wr- E. Toronto. Canada. Telephone Main 0311 Cable Address: “Dedo” Arthur \lu ' 72M: liar)“. Luna lwzfvn, BA. Dry SIIHKICIIJ'WIIECS 15’; FARMER Licensed Auctioneers (Dainty of York Pure IL 2' «l: Salt-r: a: Phone 2703 S'I‘OI‘FFA ILLE Spcczzz"