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DRAYTON NOMINATED Sir Henry Drayton, minister with- out portfolio in the Meighen Govern- ment, was on Saturday given the un- animous nomination at the West York Conservative convention at a mass meeting held in Weston town hall. We have an important tailored clothes in this dist 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 sellâ€" ing only the highest quality tailoring at a small margin of profit and doing a nice volume of business. - YOU will note that builders of note speak well of the lumber they purchased of us. They say that our word is as good as our lumber and as thoroughly reliable. When you want dependable lumber depend up- on it. you'll get it here. Men of good judgement in all walks of life come here for their clothes for they get not only quality, but clothes that fit, wear and give personal satisfaction. Good clothes never kept a man backâ€"they’ve never hindered his progress nor hurt his chances of success. It makes no difference what objective you have in life, good clothes will help you get there. It is one investment that is safe, paying high dividends in self confidence, self satisfac- tion and public recognition. This is the service that we are selling. L. IN NBS & SONS Phone 133 Richmond Street Professional Graduate of Owen A. Smiley Studio. CONCERT ENTERTAINER AND TEACHER ADDRESS Boyle Studio GOOD LUMBER ‘5 THE BUILDERS FRIEND-- THAT'SWHY OUR 159 LUMBEKTHE‘IJ A RECHMOND TAHLORS ELOC U T1 0N Thornhill Miss Marguerite Boyle Telephone 54 R J. A. GREENE Telephone 5j or Residence 49W FOR WEST YORK 1 important message for every buyer of in this district. We’ll make it short and Real Estate Insurance Yours Sincerely. Richmond Tailors J. A. Greene Y Jeleciricity, Church St. $5,500, 7 roomyframe, all convenienâ€" ces. $61000, 6 room solid brick, all conven- lences. $6.300, 9 rooms, garage, 4% acres, all kinds fruit,“ furnace and electric light. Will exchange for Toronto ' property. ' $6,500, 7 room bgick, lot 50x250. Will u,uuu, l Luvxu nun“, .v. vw._e.. exchange for Toronto propert'y: $6,700, 7 room brick, all conveniences $6,500, large house, all conveniences Contents included. North Yonge. Some choic? building lots in the vil- lage. RENTS COLLECTED. INVESTMENT SECURITIES J. R. HERRINGTON RICHMOND HILL ’Phone 87 The Richmond Hill Furnishing Store Men’s black and brown Oxâ€" 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 Good- 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 SALE R. S. Mason Richmond Hill Ont. Res.11 m. Loans Vaughan Council The regular meeting of the Vaugh- an Township Council will be held at the Township Hall, Vellore on Monday August 2, at 1 o’clock, for the trans- action of general business. Mill Open A. Wilson proprietor of the Carr- ville Mill wishes to announce the mill is again open for business after be- ing closed down for a couple of weeks for the instalation of new machinery. Extends Thanks Mrs. Bridges, Stop 24 wishes to thank her neighbors 1611‘. Binney, Mr. Kyle, Mr. Brandon and Mr. McKen- zie for their assistance at the time of the fire at her home on Monday July 19th. 1n United Church The local United Churches contin- ue joint services next Sunday as folâ€" lowszâ€"St. Paul’s Sunday School 10 a.m., St. John’s Sunday School 2.45 p.m., services“ in St. John's Church at 11am. Rev. J. McIntosh in charge for the day. Taxes An advertisement elsewhere in this issue draws the attention to the fact that the second instalm’ent of taxes for the current year is due in Monday August lst. To secure the discount of 5% payment must be ‘made at the clerk’s office on or be- lfore August 15th. Women’s Institute The regular monthly meeting of the Oak Ridges Branch of the Women’s Institute will be held on Wednesday, August 4, at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Durham, Bond Lake. The roll call will be answered by recipes of cool drinks. Mrs. W. Lenton of Toronto will give a talk on her trip to the British Isles. Miss lMuriel Burnaby will furnish the music Civic Holiday In acordance with a petition signâ€" ed by a number of ratepayers Reeve Lunau has declared Monday a holi- day for the village of Richmond Hill. The petition was signed by A. G. Savage A. T. Minnis, Norman Batty, C. N. Cooper, N. J. Glass, E. Graing- er, W. G. Bedford. J. Harrison, R. Stein, P. C. Kelly, J. P. Glass, F. J. Mansbridge, J. K. Agnew, F. E. Sims. Presbyterian W. M. S. The regular meeting of the W.1‘.I.S. of the Presbyterian Church will be held at the home of Mrs. Duncan Mc- Millan on Thursday August 5, at 3 o’clock. It is urgently requested that all members attend as important ar- rangements will be made in connec- tion with a bail of clothihg‘ for the ‘mission fielgs. Booth Robbed For the second time this year Hall’s Service Station was visited by thieves on Tuesday night. The thieves who were evidently of the petty class broke the lock of Mr Hall’s booth and stole a quantity of tobacco and cigar- ettes. Early in the season the ser- vice station was also entered and considerable goods stolen. Crop Judging James McLean has been visiting various parts of the province during the week in connection with crop competitions and reports harvesting operations general. The wheat crop in some section suffered from winter killing but oats and corn and in fact all other crops according to Mr. Mc- Lean are looking very promising. Pleasing Recital A very pleasing drawing-room re- cital was given by Miss Helen Wil- liams at her home here on Friday last. Miss Williams who is a talent- ed artist played beautifully and the program was varied to include the works of the old French masters as well as the ultraâ€"modern composers. The program was enjoyed by music lovers of the district who appreciated the oportunity of enjoying such a musical treat. 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 Orâ€" chestra will supply music for danc- ‘ing. Admision to grounds 25 cents. mond LOCAL NEWSY ITEMS r on the grounds 35 en nett, Secretary Box 11 Hill. The first annual mixed tournament put on by the local Ladies’ Bowling Club on Saturday last was a very sucâ€" cessful event, and about thirty rinks participated in the competition. Mrs. J. H. Jackson, the president of the club, welcomed the visiting rinks and play was started promptly on time. The honors of the day went to a Rich- mond Hill rink skipped by G. Moodie which won the first prize after sev- eral keenly contested games. The second prize was won by a Totten- ham rink; All members of the local club as well as visiting rinks are well pleased with the success of the first tournament. 11 On Tuesday last Godfrey Willis and Gid Moodie took two rinks of “colts” over to Stoufi'ville and in regular lea- gue games defeated the seasoned, Veb- erans of that town. F. J. Mansbridge, W. Ward Price, E. T. Stephens, and James McLean, skip attended the Oakville tournaâ€" ment on Wednesday afternoon and were successful in winning two games and only lost their third by one shot. They report that the Oakâ€" ville club has an exceptionally fine green D. Atkinson, H. Murphy, F. Sims, and W. A. Trench attended the tour- nament at Port Perry on Wednesday afternoon. The tournament for the W. H. Legge cup will be held on Monday afternoon next with the two games in the afternoon and two in the evening Entries which are open to any mem- ber of the club will be received until Saturday by J. R. Herrington or G. lMoodie. The Misses White of Albany Av- enue Toronto visited this week with Miss R. Mason. 9.0â€"--. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lowery of Rich- mond Hill announce the engagement of their daughter Edna Luella to Hor- ace Edgar Son of Mr. A. Wade of Richmond Hill. Marriage to take place the latter art of August. Miss Marvelle Hill and Miss Marj- orie Murphy are spending a week’s vacation with Miss Murphy’s sister Mrs. Wm. MacAndrew of Renfrew Ontario. Drs. Rolph and Lillian Langstaff and family have left for their sum- mer cottage on Lake Joseph Mus- koka, and will be away for the month of August. Dr. ‘Wilson is taking charge of their practice. Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Phillips of St. Catherines and Dr. and Mrs. Fox of Chicago were visiting the latter’s broth‘er Rev. J. W. Fox, Centre St. this week. ...... -0nm_‘_ "momma Mrs. Geo Ingham, Rosenheath, and her son, Mr. Bruce Ingham, M. A. Owen Sound Collegiate Institute, were guests of Rev. J. W. Fox this week. J. Farrell MacDonald, famous wherever films are shown as Corpor- al Casey of “The Iron Horse,” has a real live horse in “The Shamrock Handicap,” Fox Films’ latest release which is a feature of the program at the Capitol Theatre, North Toronto. “The Shamrock Handicap” is Peter B. Kynes story about a heroic Irish jockey and a famous Irish jumper who are transplanted to an Amer- ican track. Leslie Fenton has the role of jockey. Before the big race he is injured when a horse falls on him. He is believed to be perman- ently crippled but on the day of the steeplechase he has himself strapped in the saddle and rides to victory in spite of his injuries. Janet Gaynor, heroine of “The IJohnstown Flood,” has the feminine lead. A “The Road to Mandalay,” a biza‘ mystery drama of Singapore, dalay and the Bay of Bengal, ' Chaney’s new starring vehic res- ing to the Capitol Theatre, of the enting the famous actor i1 er worn strangest disguises he 0e,” sin- in the role of “Sing/ nderworld. ‘ister ruler of an Oriyfe. Henry B. ‘Lois Moran, Owen/noted players ‘Walthall, and (y’directed by Ted appear in the 7 Metroâ€"Goldwyn appear 1n Browning Mayer SOCIAL and PERSONAL i . F. E. Lu;e Optome- Com’ onge Street Toronto may , at H. E. Wrays drug store, nd Hill Saturday, July 31* 1p.m. to 8 pm. BOWLING NOTES At The Theatre Dry Goods, Millinery, Ladies’ Wear Fancy Goods and Novelties Quality Shoppe MRS. NORMAN BATTY Phone 53 . Trench 1510a: Cultivate the Community Spirit By Buying In Your Home Town. 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- sook and Cbttons. For Boys we have, Blouses, Overalls, Khaki Pants, Underwear and Hosiery, also Play Suites from .75 to $1.15 Mens Work Shirts in Khaki and Blue at .98 and $1.15. Langstaff Supply Co., Ltd. Telephone 'I’hornhill lie 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. lay Suits for girls in Khaki Cloth Matâ€" erials. McCall August‘Magazine and Fall Quar- terly Now In What Will Yam Puilefis Be Doing Five Months from Tauday? AT I'OUR SERVICE The perfect food for chicks, should be fed the first six weeks. Follow feeding directions in every package or bag. Will assure you of Healthy Egg Coal, Wood, Tile, Cement, Buiders Supplies, Feed, Baled Hay and Straw .UY YOUR COAL NOW: SEE THESE SPLENDID, YALUES .H. DUNCAN, MANAGER Millinery at Special Prices to Clear .are now open for business and solicit the ratronage of the people of the district. {523 FOR SALE 3 Nights, Rick I an, VISULUHD DhU ,. psket 1 ALL DEALERS F'OllO‘t5 er, cor‘)" scraffl f‘ balr‘c‘3' Vigorous stock and a full hmonc Trench Block Hill