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Workmen construction sidewalk on Street norfi BUILD to-day for tc-morrow if you don't want to know sorrow. Buy the properly milled well seasoned lumber that stands up to it year around task with the same resolution that, was shown by the giant timber from which it was cut. Phone 133 Richmond Street We have an important message for every buyer or tailored clothes in this district. We’ll make it short and snappy so read on. In the village of Richmond Hill we operate a tailorshop we’re not bragging about its looks or locationâ€"it has no fine marble front or glass to enrich its beautyâ€"its simply a building good enough to carry on business in and enables us to keep our overhead expenses down to a minimum. We have been here for the past number of years sell- ing only the highest quality tailoring at a small margin of profit and doing a nice volume of business. Men of good judgement in all walks of life come here fnr their clothes for they get not only quality, but clothes AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT RICHMOND HILL and 111 King Sjreet West, Toronto W.Wa rd Price Men of good judgement 1' for their clothes for they get that fit, wear and give person conducted with efficiency and moder- ate terms. Prompt settlements. Richmond Hill House and Store Pro- perties for Sale or Rent. Write or phone for List PO. Box 229. Phone Good clothes never kept a m hindered his progress nor hurt his makes no difference what objectiw clothes will help you get there. It i safe, paying high dividends in self tion and public recognition. This are selling. ‘ You 6mm TODAY FOR VEARSTO come â€"- BE CAREFU LWHERE ‘10 UK I‘LUMBERé FROM A RICHMOND TAHLORS L. INNES & SONS Building Sidewalks AUCTION SALES J'. A. GREENE Telephone 5j 01' Residence 49w have commenced the of a new stretch of the west side of Yonge of Richmond Street. Phone 78 arsenal satisfaction. Real Estate Insfirance $2,500, 5 room, frame, Rosevlew Ave. $2,700, 5 room, frame, Benson Ave. $2,700, 5 room, frame, Richmond St. (Will rent $16.00 per month). $2.800, 4 rooms, 1/2 acre land, Spruce Avenue. $2,800, 4 rooms, good garden, out- buildings and fruit trees. $3,500, 5 rooms, lot 64x150, easy terms. $4,200, 6 rooms, brick, furnace and electricity, garden and garage. l$4,500, small house, 21/2 acres, Rum- ble Ave. $4,700. 5 rooms, lot 67x656, poultry . buildings and fruit trees. $5,000, 50 acres land, good buildings. $4,200, 6 room brick, furnace and I elecfricity, Church St. $5,500, 7 room, frame, all convenien- ces. $6,000, 6 room solid brick, all conven- iences. I $6.300, 9 rooms, garage, 4% acres, all kinds fruit, furnace and electric light. Will exchange for Toronto property. $6,500, 7 room brick, lot 50x250. Will RENTS COLLECTED. INVESTMENT SECURITIES J. R. HERRINGTON RICHMOND HILL ' exchange for Toronto property. $6,700, 7 room brick, all conveniences $6,500, large house, all conveniences Contents included. North Yonge. Some choice building lots in the vil- lage. ’Phone 87 The Richmond Hill Furnishing Store Men’s black and brown Ox- fords, regular $5.50 value, a special at $4.50. Also some in first grade calf at $5.50 and $6.00. Ladies’ Summer Pumps patent, gray kid, and satin, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. We carry the special Goodâ€" rich Biâ€"Press athletic shoes for Men, Women and Children. NORMAN J. GLASS Hay For Sale ..From 3 to 50 Acres...Price $2.00 per Acre...Buyer to do cutting etc. Growing on Elmwood subdivision... (Yonge Street, east side, just south of Richmond Hill Village.) First brick house south of Village on east side of Yonge Street. for every buyer of I make it short and R. S. Mason FOR SALE Richmond Hill Ont Res.11 m Loans 1n Photograph Contest All intending to enter the Liberal photograph contest are advised to send in their pictures as soon as pos- sible, as in the case of two similar photographs being submitted the first received will get the preference. Haying About Over This week should see the haying practically completed in this sec- tion of the province. The crop ac- cording to reports reaching this office are fairly heavy and certainly much better than expected early in the season. Made Quick Run The local fire brigade made a re- cord run to the summit Golf Club on Friday last and were successful in extinguishing a blaze in one of the buildings before much damage was done. The quick work of the fire- men was the subject of much favor- able comment. Field Day Postponed The bad weather conditions on Sat- urday last caused the officials of the Suburban Yonge Business Men’s Association to postpone the annual field day to next Satfirday, July 24. A Basebal tournament for girls and men has been arranged, as well as races for all ages. Women's VPage Have you turned to the women’s page? The Liberal is pleased to pre- sent in this issue to its large and ever growing family of readers a page of special interest to women and chil- dren and trusts that it will meet with favor. If you enjoy reading it, tell your friends about it. Attended Tournaments A rink composed of Chas Kerswell, Geo Gee, F. J, Mansbridge and N. J. Glass skip, visited Weston on Wedâ€" nesday afternoon and report an ex- cellent days sport although the weaâ€" ther was somewhat hot. They won one game and lost three. Another rink, A. Eden, W. Wellman, E. T. Stephens and G. Moodie. skip took in the tournament at Stoufi'ville and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Monster Picnic The fifteenth annual picnic under the auspices of the Employees’ Atli- letic Association Hydro Electric Rail- ways Metropolitan Division will be held at Bond Lake Park on Tuesday, July 27th. There will be a good pro- ‘gram of sports for young and old, commencing at 2.30 p.111. All will enjoy “Ye Olde Tyme Dance” to music supplied by the Botham Or- chestra, Schomberg. Jess Russel is Charman of the picnic committee and Reg. Petch is secretary; NMixed Tournament The Richmond Hill ladies’ first an- nual mixed lawn Bowling tournament will be held on the local green on Saturday, July 24, at 1 p.m. Day- light saving time . Mrs. E.T. Stephens has donated a handsome silver trophy which will be present- ed to the rink winning first prize. The cup which must be returned to be played for at the annual tourna- ment will finally become the proper- ty of the club winning it the most number of times in ten years. There will be three gams of twelve ends run on the plus system. Entries which are limited to forty rinks will be received up to 9 p.m. on Friday evening, July 23. Mrs J. H. Jackâ€" son is President of the ladies club, ‘Mrs. W. A. Trench Secretary for the 1 tournament. ‘ Thirteenth Annual Picnic The Thirteenth Annual Picnic and Parish reunion of St. Mary’s, St. Lukes, Thornhill and St. Edward’s, Lansing Catholic Churches will be held at the fair grounds, Richmond Hill, Saturday afternoon and evening July 31. Prominent old boys will address the gathering in the after-‘ noon and there will be an attractive program of sports including horse racing, softball tournament for ladies and gentlemen as well as a varied list of races and attractions ‘for young and old. McDonalds Or- chestra will supply music for danc- ing. Admision to grounds 25 cents. Supper on the grounds 35 cents. J. F. Lynett, Secretary Box 119, Rich- mond Hill. W Wwwwfifiw HELEN “V I L LIAEI 535 At her home Yonge St., Richmond Hill, . rida y, July 23rd, 8.15 o’clock. Tickets, $1.00 . WWWWMMW LOCAL NEWSY ITEMS DRAWING-ROOM RECITAL Died in \Vest Word was received on Wednesday of the death of Charles Wellman brother of VV. VVelhnan of to“nn at Gray, Sask. on Tuesday. The late Mr. Wellman was well known to many here vvho regret to learn of his sudden death. United Church Joint services in the local Unitd Churches continue as follows next Sundayâ€"Sunday School in St. Paul’s at 10 a.m., in St. John’s at 2.45 p.m. Preaching services in St. John’s at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Rev. J. W. Mc- Intosh in charge for the day. Stran- gers cordially welcomed. Recital Miss Helen Williams has arranged an interesting and varied program for her recital Friday evening, the composers are from the oldest French to the most modern of the present day; the Schumann group will include the famous “Toccato,” by special request Miss Williams will ‘play Perpetual Motion by Weber the ‘number she so successfully played for a week at the Hippodrome Thea- tre in Toronto recently. At The Theatre It’s always cool at the Capitol theatre. The features on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday next week is the Cohens and Kellys it is one of the funniest pictures ever made. All the humor and side-splitting laughter of a hundred thousand Coh- ens and several thousand Kellys has been captured in this perfect charac- terization of these two famous fam- ilies. It’s a race picture with every- body in the cast racing to see which can provide the most laughs. Miss Marjorie Neilson of Scorboro is visiting her friend Miss Francis Batty. Mr. James Moyle of Salt Lake City U. S. A. visited on Saturday with Miss Anna Moyio and Mr. Harry Moyie here. James M‘oyle is mom- inent in the poiitical life of his home state having §erved in important offices during the presidency of Woodrow Wilson and has contested the election for state governor. Mr. Will Batty and Mia; Edith Argles of Toronto spent a couple of (lays with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Batty in the Village. Mrs. R. J. Vickery and son Orville of Lindsay visited this week in Rich- mond Hill. Miss Estella Campbell of Windsor and Misses Haightly, Summerly and Russell of Brantford who are on the board of examiners at the Univers- ity Were the guests of Mrs. H. A. Nicllolls and Miss Russell this week. Mrs. Garnet Duncan left this week for a tw0 month visit in Vancouver with Mrs. Holand her sister-in-law. At Calgary she will be joined by Mrs. A. A. Perry and together they will Visit Banff and beautiful Lake Louise. say and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Sneddon expects to be away about a month or six weeks. Mrs. William Snedden left on Tue- sday evening for Winnipeg. Where she will visit her sisters Miss Ram- Mrs. J. R. Herringtoh and Mrs. P. C. Hill spent the week-end at “Cedar- mere” near Cobourg on Lake On- tario. ' Miss Jean Sutton of Toronto is staying a few days with her aunt Mrs. J. R. Harrington. Messrs A. E. Glass, George Glen, A. G. Savage and J. H. Naughton are enjoying a few days fishing trip in Haliburton County. Miss Phyllys Cooper of Weston was the guest of her cousin Miss Betty Wiliams for a few days last week. Miss Margaret Mowat of Toronto and Miss Margaret McHugh of Up- per Canada College were the guests of Miss Betty Williams over the week-end. Dry Goods, Millinery, Ladies’ Wear Fancy Goods and Novelties Quality Shoppe MRS. NQRMAN BATTY Phone 53 House dresses at .98 to $2.25 Street dresses from $2.75 to $5.98 Womens and Childrens Underwear from .25 to .75 Staple lines at popular pricesâ€" Ginghams, Prints, Crepes, Voiles, Nain- 800k and Cottons. Play Sui‘ts for girls in Khaki Cloth Mat- erials. For Boys we have, Blouses, Overalls, Khaki Pants, Underwear and Hosiery, also Play Suites from .75 to $1.15 ultivate the Community Spirit By Buying In Your Home Town. Mens Work Shirts in Khaki and Blue at .98 and $1.15. AT YOUR SERVICE We have on hand a quantity of good coal and the “wise ones” are laying in a supply now Prompt Delivery Good quality Wood and Slabs at attractive prices. FIELD TILE - If you are considering buying any size of field tile it will pay you to see us before placing your order. Whafi WERE Yam! Puifieis Be Doing Five Manths from rfo-day? McCall August Magazine and Fall Quar- terly Now In Will assure 'you of Healthy and Vigorous stat Egg Basket FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS Langstaff Supply Co., Ltd. [{l The perfect food for chicks, should be fed the first six weeks. Follow feeding directions in every package or bag. G.H. DUNCAN, MANAGER Telephone Thornhill SEE THESE SPLENDID VALUES STERLING STARTER BUY YOUR COAL NOW: Millinery at Special Prices to Clear We are now open for business and solicit the patronage of the people of the district. Coal, Wood, Tile, Cement, Buiders Supplies, Feed, Baled Hay and Straw WE KNOW THEY WILL LAY AND PAY IF YOU FEED THEM THE STERLING WAY IRLING STARTER I STERLING EGG MASHr and Vigorous stock and a full Basket Nights, Richmond Hill 110} Follows the chick start- er, combined with Sterling scratch feed for a perfect. balance. Trench Block