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RICHMOND HILLCMOTORYS. Day eIeplzone 109 The [nlis are being sold fast, Buy nmv_ Small cash payment, and easy terms. Phone or write and our salesman will call on you. Wt‘ now are x-e-snlvvd In sell the lmlanup nf Lhis anh-diviainn, acreage and [fits located lssu than five minutes from the centre of Richmond HI“ and the street car cmmeniences. Why not buy a marker, gm-dfln m- r-hickr-n and hv-p farm cmnhin ed. The. loil is H. light clay loam purliuularly udnplvd for gardeni: 1.; purposes._Makv your hnme :lt, Richmnnd Hill where ynu can get u cnuplc of non-'3 for the price of a let. Acrpage from $250 up. WE KNOW THEY WILL LAY AND PAY IF YOU FEED THEM THE STERLING WAY STERLING STARTER STERLING EGG MASH The perfect food for FOIIOWS the chick start chicks, should be fed the er, combined with Sterling first six weeks. Follow scratch feed for a perfect feeding directions in every balance. pack'age or bag. Will assure you of Healthy and Vigorous stock and a full Egg Basket FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS Manufactured By TORONTO HEIGHTS POULTRY SUPPLY CO., Limited. Toronto, Ontario. Whai Will Your Pullels Be Doing Five Manihs from Tip-day? 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 purnpingcwater. 36%- days which one of my Toronto Windmills Wlll give you for profitable work, rest or recreationâ€"besides supplying running water wherever you want it. The one bothersome task. that of oiling the windmill in all kinds of Weather. is overcome in the Toronto Self-Oiler. which requires fresh oil only “once a year." Friction and wear are practically abolished. Toronto windmills. too. can be made absolutely self-regulating in operation. The “Toronto" Tower will stand for a lifetime because it is the [he " loronto" 'lower will stand for a lifetime because it‘ is the . heaviest. strongest and best-braced one built for apyn windmillfl {IOI' Let me explain why I believe this is one of tmagfif cwefiifggjfi) youcanhave. ' l N '“V f ‘ J. LUNA-3, ? 13 h J?! "I9 J. 8; M. STEIN . us--- 13 ~3on s "o 'qmgm‘os‘iv 53.3919? imrefii, gézréiisls, ! TRYRIET ' How About vÂ¥ofir Brakes? '- A BCBfake SerVi'Céf." ~ Centre and Yonge Streets Richmond Hill Phone 8 ‘ CHARTERED TRUSTS AND EXECUTOR COMPANY Real Estate Department 46 King Street West, Toronto ’Phone Elgin 3235 The Leader Store IS NOW BEING OFFERED AT CLEARING PRICES .C’HINA, CUT GLASS, GROCERIES AND FRUITS Don’t worry about your grocery needs; don’t hesitate; bring your grocery requirements direct to us and we promise you the choicest of lines, very reasonable prices and prompt service. GR 0 C E R I ES Fresh and Pure at Very Attractive Prices ELMWOOD PARK Riamone Follows the chick start- er, combined with Sterling scratch feed for a perfect balance. 1110 noitqi‘xuasb bm _ E m if Night Telephone 31933189,, mm}? A party of tourists camped in Mr. Nicols field in the edge of the village on Friday night. The party consist- ed of Mr. and Mrs. John Collins and Rev. A. J. and Mrs. Love and family of Putnam. Mr. and Mrs/E. Medlyn and son of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Baker of Lambeth. VThe‘ lofgi {on Saturday morning fiflfiiiém i ‘flwfleemefimm some fish- ing. The party appreciated the klnd-l ness of the village people“ ‘ ff ll .31 Mr. Eli Bates and Mr. R. Ryne met with an accident last Thursday mornâ€" ing Aug 5th. The car turned a sum- mersault into the ditch. Something went wrong with the steering wheel. About 12.30 last Thursday after- noon 3 Star car and a truck collided. A woman was seriously hurt and rushed'to the hospital. The cars that were smashed were all brought to Harold Reid’s garage at Elgin Mills. Miss Gladys Shauntz of Wainfleet Ont. is visiting with friends at Vic- toria Square and Gormley. Mr. L. Stoutenburg has commenced the erection of his new house under the able direction of G. Dennis and L. B. Heise. ! Mr. and Mrs. D. Wideman of Tor- {onto spent Sunday at the home of 1L. B. Heise. Mr. C. E. Heise left on Saturday morning for Orvilla Indiana and exâ€" pects to return in a few days with his wife and family. Mr. Milton Byer and Miss Elva L. Heise visited at the home of Miss C. Heise of Richmond Hill on Tuesday. 345 :feet Yonge St. frontagéyfifllm‘: 001719? 51- affligmgple Sifléi Road (Arnold Property), Lots 50x 181.7; floo' driyewaxrgin tear: it é-Méplngoad. ‘ I terngs quéSilfia.ifi0 better 'Ioc'az tion {oniflérfih‘ *Ym‘gé“ St: Splendid lgppq'rtunity for investment as Ihesél lots increase in yalue. Apply Mr, Milton Byer of Hamlin Kansas who has spent some time visiting with friends at Victoria Square and Gormley, expects to leave on Friday for his home by motor and will be accompanied by his cousin Miss Anna M. Steckley of Gormley, who recently returned from India. eleven per bushel. Rev. Mr. Wall has returned from his vacation and gave a talk in Sunday School and afterwards gave a splen~ did sermon on the miracle of Galilee. He illustrated from Lake Simcoe and the surrounding towns on the lake to represent the country around Lake Galilee. There is this year. eleven per The girls of the Red Ribbon Class are holding their annual entertain- ment Friday evening August 13m. There will be a good program. Ad- mission 25 and 15 cents. Russell Boynton is threshing his alsike. The yield, five bushels to the acre is not large but is fair for the seed. " Mrs. Emily Meek visited with Mrs May Meek over Sunday. Manager Jim Smith is feeling hap- py and is to be congratulated on his good generalship. ed off the tie at Unionville on the ( After a snappy game called on count of darkness, the Squ; emerged thus to the good 6-3. Th is talk of a protest but is it spor manlike? In the boys Markham SI League Milliken vs the Square r At Unionville the Square administered the girls of Unionvillo In the baseball series the girl: v23- itcd Buttonvillc and although a girl short in the line-up gave a good 0(- count of themselves. Umpire Mill Brown discovered early in the game that the plate was disarranged and accordingly called the game » until things were 0. K. Proceeding the game ended 21-8. J. R. Harrington fire. 3’ . Walter Bird of gtét I] isitiflgmr §i§t9raaLElgi9 Mills. (Special to The Liberal) Elgin Mills F013 Saw Victoria Square (Special to the Liberal) a report of good prices Russel has ‘been offered s, the Square good 6-3. There but is it sports‘ a white rom "1 ~3I‘hé ' ‘ Bffig 135517757? left 1‘ £0331, 5% ex- tended motor trip thrdugfiv’%fié’(Uuitâ€" ed; :Swiirptmiag'immefi‘fikfl; and .Mbntteab (Mih'emg flgi'lfimd 1; Mrs. Kfilfi‘irrmuâ€" makQ-rzihyzémhiamâ€"in Buttpnville.r,;-z<) ’ ?r:"‘ " 7 mm"? grey fwfiabgizfififsgfiggr [my,m§&fidgh'mna3£ umfixafifi §3fim edififiififi'é‘efi mm 01mg .0 file\§'tonbrook; Miss 71 lian Risebroughâ€"Kelly A most delightful event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Risebrough, Second Line, East York, when their daughter, Hilda Estelle, was made the brideâ€"of Dr. George Kelly of Buttonville. The event took place among the beauti- ulrélfmfirfihefiewowlgramme! he‘ guests were seated on the lawn and the bridal party stood in the porchway under a wedding bell’iifif 16 The citizens should take note of the public notice appearing elsewhére in this issue and should coâ€"operate with the municipal authorities in every way whatsoever in their effort to provide the village with a pure water supply. Reports from various centres in various parts where a system similar to the local one is used indicate that there is always trouble in the summer months. Even the great system which supplies nine hundred million gallons per day to the city of New York gave considerable trouble last year. similar to ours. They experienced the same difficulty with Weeds and after Spending large sums of money endeavouring to clean the bed of the pond by pulling them found that the effort was useless as the weeds grew in the next year thicker than ever. They finally overcame the difficulty by erecting a huge concrete basin which was easily cleaned from time to time if necessary. The opinion has been expressed that similar action ‘will be the ultimate solution of the local problem and it has also been suggested that the reservoir should be covered which has proven satis- factory in some places. The pro- posal to move the intake has been laid aside as tests have proven that the water in the creek shows a var- ied contamination at different periods which would mean the necessity of treating with chlorine for the max- imum contamination with a resultant chlorine taste in the water. that it is “rotten.” Investigation however, will show that ever since the installation of the system in 1922, a persistent effort has been made to combat conditions which are shared by other municipalities all over the country who are similarly situated as to water supply. Citizens will recall that shortly ‘after the installation of the system the water became very foul smelling owing to weed growth that had settled in the bottom of the pond and ever since that time at various intervals the weeds have been a constant source of annoyance. Coun- cillor Gordon Sloan, at the council meeting on Monday night stated that he had taken snecial notice of the v: ter system at Smith’s Falls which h; 3 a population of six or seven thou- sand and a water system very much DeSpite the officia Board of Health the] comment locally cone Local citizens as Well times even go so far dial Department of Heakh just re- ceived declares the water to be of “very good quality.” The water is tested from time to time and careful analysis made by experts and their latest judgement is the above. lea! WATER SUPPLY IS VERY GOOD QUALITY So Says the Re The 101 ‘y subj ge and of Health 3211 water supply is an every ect of comment in the vil- the citizens who are some- ptical will be rcleived to ,t the report of the provin- WEDDING water Otherwise port of the Department Some Citizens Say a] sanction the above B read rt; "6min $18595béf€W POULTRY AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON We have a splendid assortment of cooked meats for the sum- mer months. There is a great difierence in qualities of meatsâ€"but you’re sure to get the best from us. Make use of your phoneâ€"We deliver promptly. SUBER-JMIIJEQAGE r: Gasoline Sunoco Antynok Dealers , Phone 33. Thornhill, Ont T. H. Hardware & Supplies, Limited -Richméfidfli§§€33km RICHMOND HILL BRANCH AVE you put off ordering your coal. Give it a thought right now and phoneâ€"Ed'- ing us how many tons you require for the Winter. We’ll attend to your order at once N OTICE Best grade of Bread Flour in cotton $9.00 by the bar- rel: also Pastry Flour $8.00 “ by the barrel. l _A gogd supply of Gluten F. J. MANSBMDGE Ne'thitzgilmt thei'p'l‘tre '» ingredients‘gusedi E. E). RAMER Bieéd‘iisi‘jijiéiimb;foodâ€"eqfifiorébf if 3""TiW‘fEden’BySandwiéh Ldé‘f‘fdr'” ‘ ‘ ‘ . Let the Bank save you the time and inconvenience of special trips to town. Send y0ur deposits by mail. They will receive careful and prompt attention, and you will re- ceive an acknowledgment by return BUNS AND ROLLS KA SPECIALTY: Save Richmond Hill TIRTACTO R: OIL Trips to Town Phone 97 Phone 77. OF (LXNADA ‘ At the Elevator. Government Standard Re-ground Screenings in bags at $28.00 per ton; cheaper than oats or barley Pocahontas Coal and Coke. Cut Hardwood and Slabs. A good supply of Gluten Feed, Bran, Shorts, Midd lings,Scratch Feed, Blatch ford’s Laying Mash for poultry. Cracked Corn and Corn Meal. Motor Oil, . MINNIS, Manager.