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Development of Transportation in York Article No. 6 Changes in modes of transportation have been so grad- ual that we scarcely notice them. To really appreciate What is happening one must study the situation. The fol- lowing remarks by Mr. R. E. Millett are a striking example of the ever changing phases of the problem. In 1925 Mr. Millett succeeded Mr. Thomas Foster as a City of Toronto representative in the Toronto & York Roads Commission and the Commission, on their first tour of in- spection, following his appointment, inspected particularly “M “Ma Px-nm Qnt'mn to Jackson’s Point. After the inspec- appvun’u, -v.._ u the road from Sutton to Jackson tion Mr. Millett said :â€" For over forty years COVERING CANADA’S BEST SUBURBAN DISTRICT Wheat Cutting In York Article No. 7 The commencing of harvest in York is synonymous with the first wheat cutting. This summer we frequently hear it said the “season is very late.” ‘ - In conversation with Mr. Percy Quantz, Farm Superin- tendent of the Industrial Farm, Langstafi‘, he gave me the dates of wheat cutting on the farm at Langstafi‘ in 1918 and since a study of these dates would indicate that al- though the season is late it is not much later than‘ in re- cent yegrs. Vol. XLVIX. l'. lVLlllCuu uunu . For over forty years I have been coming to Sutton West and travelling the roads of York. When I first came to this district, with horse and buggy, Jackson’s Point was a port and steamboats and sailboats delivered grain and merchandise and the output of the sawâ€" mills was delivered by boats and teams. The roads were improved and I saw the freight wagons to Newmarket and Uxbridge replace the boats. #. .. 1m ,,,,, 1- Dan“.an kniH 'Frnm replace ulc uuu vu- The Grand Trunk Railway built from Stoufi'ville to Sutton and Jackson’s Point and the freight teams gave way to the steam wag~ ons. The .Metropolitan Electric Railway in lVUU cairn: 111 UJ nu, V; -i-.._,,, wick and gradually acqulred the busmess of the steam road, and here we are in 1925 build- ing good roads that the motor bus and truck on rubber tires may use and compete with the electric railway. In fact they have already made large inroads into the revenue of the electric railway, and may soon supplant them. The aeroplane may be seen almost any day flying over the fields of York. If not yet a common form of transportation, it is in any event an established form. In a space of forty years, five and per- haps six different modes of transportation, four of them now obsolete, a wonderful trans- formation. The development of transportation in York is characteristic of the development in Ontario. Of all the changes, political, social or economic, great as they may have been in, the past one hundred years, none have equal- led in results the development in transporta- tion. PIONEER AND PRESENT BY E. A. JAMES .0»: u- The date of commencpryent of cutting NEXT WEEI<â€"WILL9_WDALE YORK of wheat at “In Egszntials, Unity; In Non-eisentials, Liberty; In All Things, Charity.” __â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"_ ARICHMOND HILL, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926 H. S. Pmmotéan ' Exam. Results Having regard to the results of the Lower School Examinations pub- lished by the Department of Educa- tion last week and also to the results of promotion examinations set and marked by the teachers concerned the following promotions have been made. The pupils whose names apâ€" pear in the A list have passed in all the subjects of their course and are promoted unconditionally; those whose names appear in the B list have failed in one subject, (indicated in brackets after each name,) and are promoted to the next higher form in all but that subject. \It must be repeated in the lower form or ab- andoned. ,Gordon Anderson, Edgar Bishop, Helen Brillinger, Tom Coveyduck, Burton Collins, Nellie Collins, Ina Cox. Winnie Cross, Floyd Davies, Lorieen Dixon, Margaret Duncan, Donald Frisby, Lillian Goode, Jack Hillier, George Hord, Grace Johnson, James Kerswill, James Langstaff, Evelyn Lindsay, Jessie McLean, Vera Morris, Reva Nichols, Floyd Perkins, Kathleen Plewman, Margaret Plew- man, Mary Reamen, Josie Rogerson, Agnes Robinson, Lucy Savage,‘ Fred Schiller, Doris Taylor, Grace Valliere, Hannah Wray, Laverne Wright, Lucy Yerex. Jimmie Cameron (Alg.), Grant Draper (Alg.), Nelson Graham (Gram), Marion Grainger (Geog), Mernie Helmkay (Geog.), Dorothy Hick, (FL), Murray McDonald (Alg.) Roxie Marshall (Alg.), Herbert; Sharpless (Lat.), Fred Wesley (Gram.), Edna Willshire (Can. Hist). Sylvia Battersby, Melville Bray- man, Frank Braybon, Kenneth Bray- bon, Duncan Campbell, Gertrude Carlisle, Oswald Carter, Marie Den- nie, Alfred Dowding, Alan Duncan, Marguerite Echlin, Harold Echlin, Paul Franck, Douglas Gee, Mary Hickey, Laurine McCague, Walter Mason, Bert Mathewson, Kathleen Morris, Robt, Morris, Clarence Price, George Plewman, Jean Reaman, Ruth Reaman, Wm. Robertson, Mildred Sims, Willie Smith, Audrey Tuck, Abraham Vanck, Evelyn Waugh, Alicia Wheeler. . James Armstrong (F12), Beth Gam- ble (Fr.), Donald Hick (FL), Leon- ard Hodgins (FL), Chas. James (Alg I), Ethel Lasher (FL), Haro‘ld Lindsay (Fr.), John McLean (Arith.) Grace Paris (Geom.), Clement Proc- tor (Geom.), Lillian Rumble (Geom.) Peter Savage (Lat.), Hilda Tooley (Geom.), Jane Watkins (Geom.), ‘Delta Wideman (Eng.), Mona Woods ‘ (Geom.). Anita Stewart has gone back into the cattle business in Filmland. This time she buys steers in “Rustling for Cupid,” which is now showing at the Capitol Theatre, the popular North Yonge Street movie house, and is made‘ to appear later in the light of a rustler. It has been several years since Miss Stewart took a whirl at the cattle market and since she closed her last cow deal she has been in the South Seas, where she starred in “Never the Twain Shall Meet.” Howevtfl‘l the steer business was not entirely new to her. She dealt in cattle in “The Fighting Shepherd- ess” and made one of filmlands mat- rimonial screen successes out of the business just as she does in “Rust- ling for Cupid.” “Rustling for Cupid” is Fox Films’ version of Peter B. Kyne’s famous story of the romantic ending of the New Mexico cattlemen’s feud. IL was directed by Irving Cummings, creator of “The Johnstown Flood," a Fox Film which set a new 1' spot for cinema productions. George O’Brien has the masculine lead and others in the cast are Rus- sell Simpson, Edith Yorke, Herbert Prior, Sid Jordan and Frank Mc~ Glynn, Jr. Promotions Form II to III. Promotions Form I to II At The Theatre The Richmond Hill Furnishing Store Men’s black and brown Ox- fords, regular $5.50 value, a special at $4.50. x 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 Bi-Press athletic shoes for Men, Women and Children. NORMAN J. GLASS Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 12, 13 and 14, Dreco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c Andrews Liver Salts.29c and49c Thomas Electric Oil . . . . . . . 24c Scotts Emulsion. . . .45c and 85c Wincarnis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.09 Pinex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38c Chases Kidney and Liver Pills.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24c Babys Own Tablets . . . . . . . . 18c Carters Liver Pills . . . . . . . . 18c Chases Nerve Food . . . . . . . . 38c Peroxide 4 02. bottles. .2 for 25c Citrate of Magnesia (6 02.) .24c Babys Own Tablets . . . . . . . . Carters Liver Pills . . . . . . . . Chases Nerve Food . . . . . . . . Peroxide 4 oz. bottles. .2 for Citrate of Magnesia (6 oz.) . (Efferescent) Free- All Chocolate Bars and Cum 6 for 25¢ Patent Medicines 1 Genuine Gillette Razor and 1 Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream The Two for 35c. Flit (16 oz. tins) Reg. 75c Sale Price 49c Kills Flies, Mosquitos, Moths, Ants, etc. Bobbed Hair Nets (Double Mesh) Princess Pat 4 for 25c Box Stationery Reg. 25c Sale Price 19c Black Bond Nipples 3 for 256 ‘With Each Purchase of Corson’s Lilas de France Lotion, Price 75c. _Free We Will Give One Full Size 35c. Corson’s Shave Cream Smile 3.33013“ W R , S C311“le '250 Drug Store “$317”? Midsummer Sale Manyflowers Soap 4 for 25c Auto Strop razor with strop and blade Complete 45c Kruschen Salts 49c Mecca Ointment 2 for 29c Cuticura Soap 22c Castile Soap 1 pound bars 19c Gin Pills 29c Castoria 25c in H.E. WRAY DR UGGIST Richmond Hill. Tele iTooth Brushes‘Ponds Vanish: AHMAD! FOR ILRJI. T"! PRINCE of WALEE Writing Pads BY‘VATER CHESTERFIELD AND FURNITURE C0. Stop 5 Yonge Street LANSING, Ont. Telephone Willowdale 74 R. 4 Reg. 250 Sale Price 19c CAMPANA’S Italian Balm 22c. or 3 {or 65c. Reg. 35c Sale Price 18c Horseshoeing and General Repair work of all kinds promptly attended to. We are equipped to do all kinds of first class work. J. G. HUNT YONGE STREET lexixlued Trade Mark Pipe Special Reg. 25c and 506 Sale Price 190 Walters Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 33c Burdock Blood Bitters 89c BLACKSMITH SHOP Epsom Salts 1/2 pound tin 10¢ Grape Salts Reg. 50c Sale Price 39c Pinkhams ompound 89c Writing Pads Reg. 15c Sale Price 9c ing Cream 29c Telephone 33 :Assorted Chocolates‘ Reg. 60 cents pound Sale Price 3% pound Made to order Makers of “BYWATER” CHESTERFIELD BED We do RE-UPHOLSTERING Cash Bisurated Magnesia 49c Sun Visors Reg. 50c Sale Priceâ€"39c Enos Fruit Salts 49c and 79c SINGLE COPY, 3c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Sun Visors Reg. 25 cents Sale Priceâ€"19c Listerine 22c, 42c, and 79c CHESTERFIELDS Pepsodent Tooth Paste 29c Listerine Toothpaste 18c 2 for . . . . . . . . . . 35c Winsome Soap . . . . . . 3 for 25c Babys Own Soap . . . .3 for 25c Mennens Shaving Cream. . . .33c Forhans Tooth Paste large. .39c Narcys Face Powder . . . . . . . 49c ‘Hudnut Vanity Compacts..99c ‘Hair Groom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c Camphor Ice Lotion . . . . . . . 25c 1 1b. Talcum Violet (Borated)19c Baby Talcum Reg. 25c Sale prlice , A . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9c Almond and Cucumber Cream. . A _ . . ‘ . . . . . . . . . . 25c Toilet Articles Reasonable Prices or RICHMOND HILL Snfiks Chuckles and Chocolates Delicously Fresh 60c. pound Gillette Biades and Auto Strop Blades 33c. and 63c. No 7 U]- can; . u - us Paste large . )wder. . . . . . ’ Compacts. ouucOhonunu otion Fruitatives 29c Toilet Paper 7 oz. 3 for 25c Dodds Kidney Pills 29c Cotys Face Powder 79c Castile Soap’ 1 lb. bars 19c Rileys Toffee 59c pound Terms