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Squash, Hubbard Golden, Mrs. Ramer; Squash, vegetable marrow, Geo. Gee, H. Smith; Pumpkin, Geo. Caldwell; Peppers, Sweet, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Phipps; Peppers, hot, F. E. Sims, Mrs. Campbell; Wat- ermelon, W. G. Bagg; Celery, W. G. Bagg; Cucumbers, Miss Bain, Peter Savage; Cabbage, W. G. Bagg, Miss Burr; Cauliflower, W. E. Bagg, Miss Burr; Radishes, Mrs. Ramer, F. E. Sims; Lettuce, W. E. Bagg; String Beans, Mrs. Graham, Miss Well- wood; Potatoes, Geo. Gee, W. E. Bagg Pears, Bartlett, Mrs. Campbell; Pears Clapp’s Favorite, Miss Brown; Ap- ples, Duchess of Ogdensburg, Miss V. Mason; Apples, Wealthy, Geo. Cald- well; Apples, Bismark, H. Smith, A. J. Hume; Apples any other variety, H. Smith, A. J. 'Hume; Crabapples, Mrs. Campbell, Grapes, Green, A. J. Hume; Plums, Lombard, A. L. Phipps Plums, Burbank, A. J. Hume, ll. Smith; Plums Abundance, Miss Brown, Mrs. Kerswill; Plums, Brad- .shaw‘, A. L. Phipps; Cosmos, single, Mr. Wellwoood, Mrs. Haworth; Sali- glossis, F. E. Sims, M‘s. 0. Walker; Marydolds, calendul, W. G. Bagg, Mrs. Graham; Marygolds, Aflrican, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Atkinson; Marigolds French, Mr. Wellwood; Zinnia, 6 blooms, Mrs. W. A. Trench, W. G. Bagg; Scabiosa, J. Beresford, Mrs. Graham; Keleanthus, Mr. VVellwood, Mrs. Phipps; Black-eyed Susans, Mrs. Trench, Miss Moyle; Rose, individu- al, Mrs. P. . Hill, Peter Savage; Astâ€" er, loose, F. E. Sims, “7. G. Bagg: Asters, compact, Mrs. H. Smith. Mrs. Legge; Zinnia, Mrs. Trench, Mrs. Graham; Gladiolus, individual, Mrs. Legge, Geo. Drury: Dahlia, Cactus, Mrs. Ramer; Dahlia. decorative. Mrs. Haworth, Mrs. Legge; Corn. yellow. Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Ramer; Corn white, Geo, Caldwell; Tomatoes pink. W. G. Bagg: Tomatoes. red. J. Beros- ford. F. E. Sims; Onions, set. Mr. Wellwood. Mrs. W. 0. Walker: 011- ions. seed. J. Beresford. Geo. Drury: arrots. Geo. Gee. H. Smith: Beets. W. G. Bagg. Gen. Caldwell: Turnips. Geo. Caldwell; Parsnips. Geo. (lee. Geo. Caldwell: Squash. Hubbard. I. D. Ramer, Mrs. W. 0. Walker; Collection of Flowers, (new members) Mrs. 0. Walker. Mrs. W. J. Graham; Collection of Perrenials, Mrs. Kers- will, Miss Burr; Cut Roses Display, Mrs. P. C. Hill, Mrs. Geo. Thompson; Double Cosmos Collection, Mrs. W. H. Legge; Pot Plant in bloom, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Graham; “Heart of France".Asters, Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs. W. H. Legge; Gentleman’s Bouquet, W. E. Bagg, H. Moyle; Sick Room bouquet, Mrs. W. A. Trench, ’Mrs. Hume; Basket for Living room, W. E. Bagg, Mrs. Campbell; Informal dinner decorations, Miss Burr, Miss Switzer. Geo. Caldwell; Parsnips, Geo. C Geo. Caldwell; Squash, Hubbz green, Mrs. Haworth. Juvenile Prize List Flower and Vegetable Gardens Eleanor Drury, Muriel Clark, Pe Hopper, Marguerite Thompsen, L1 General Prize List Asters single, W. E. Bagg, Mrs. H. Smith; Asters loose pink, W. F. Bagg Mrs. W. Mortson; Asters loose white,‘ W. E. Bagg, Peter Savage; Ast- ers loose blue, W. E. Bagg, F. E. Sims; Asters compact white. F. E. Sims, J. Beresford; Sweet peas. Mrs. W. H. Legge; Dahlias Collection, Mrs. I. D. Ramer; Dahlias C “decora- tive, Mrs. Haworth, Mrs. Rainer; Gerâ€" aniums double, Mrs. Ramer. Mrs. F. Atkinson; Petunias, Collection, Mrs. Haworth, F. E. Sims; Sunflower fancy, Miss Brown, Mrs. Legge; Hy- drangea, Mrs. Kerswill, Miss Moyle; Eansies, 'W. E. Bagg, iIiss Bain; Verbena, Miss Bain; Balsams, Miss M. Smith, Mrs. F. Atkinson; Snap- dragon, Mrs. Mortson, Mrs. W. J. Graham; Salvia, Geo. Drury; Golden Glow, Mr. Wellwood, Miss Richard- son; Nasturtiums, Miss M. Smith, Mrs. W. J. Graham; Hellenium, Mrs. P. C. Hill‘, Miss Brown; Phlox, annual Miss Burr; Phlox, Perennial. Miss Switzer, Mrs. Kerswill; Gladiola 9 spikes, Miss Moyle, Mrs. Kerswill‘; Larkspur, Annual, J. Bercsford, Mrs. A. J. Campbell. The thireenth annual flower show of the Richmond Hill Horticultural Society was held in the rink Satur- day last and was largely attended. The exhibits which were numerous were tastefully arranged and the offic- :rs and directors are to be congratuâ€" lated on the' success of the day. The display of flowers was somewhat larger than last year although fruits and vegetables were not so numer- ous. The exhibit of the Endean Nur- series attracted a good deal of attenâ€" tion as did the exhibit of H.B. Ben- nett, Br’kside, who had included in his exhibit many rare specimens which are not commonly seen in this coun- try. The prize winners were. Special Prizes Home surroundings, A. L. Phipps, J; H. Innes; Vegetable and Fruit garâ€" den, Geo. Caldwell, W. G. Bag‘g: Col- lection of vegetables, (new members) Prize Winners at the Richmond Hill Flower Show UIC .‘IUIU‘lIU‘if‘ \a u: .‘ i 1 $30.95; W. H. Glass, Joseph Wilson, cedar, $4; Wm. Hanlon, Gravel, $17; Jno. A. Lynn, hauling gravel, $57; Jas. Newton, coal, $7.85; Morley Proctor, snow $4; Jno J. Cull, blk bill, $5.25; J. A. Lynn, dragging, roads, $41.40; J. A. Lynn, reps. to culvert, $1,950; Wm. Smith, hauling gravel, $50; Frank Cannon, maint., $22; Allen Gellatly, $58.20; Frank Cannon, maint., $78.75; Elwood Ait- chison, weeds, $9.50; Mark Allen. maint., $5.40; M. Allen, supplies for bridge, $6.22; Wm. Hanlon, bridge- work, $9.60; M. Allen, reps. to culvert $14; M. Allen New Culvert, $81.90; Jas. McEwen, dragging, $23.30; Jas. McEwen, maint., $99.60; M. Allen, new culvert, $212.95; William Rogers maint., 1/2 to E. G.. $31.45; Aubrey Stewart, maint., $45.70; Geo. Ellison, grading, P. V. S. $3; Wm. Hanlon, P. V. S., $6.75; Colin Campbell, bal. on account, $1.30; Frank Montague, dragging $1.70; A. E. Somerville, teaming, $19.50; W. E. Dale, hard- ware, $8.17; E. G. Johnson, maint.. $104.50; Jacob Gould.' reps'. to road, $7.30; Burnel Graham, lumber, $17.12 Jno. A. Lynn, weeds, $11; John How- ard, weeds, $8; Jas. Bryon, maint. $6; Peter Muirhead, new culvert, $52.05; T. M. Blackburn, weeds, $7.75, Edgar Black, weeds, $5; Schomberg Co-op_ erative, Cement, $246.15; Pedlar peo- ple, culvert, $139.20; John A. Lynn, culvert, $40.40; G. C. Cook, maint., I$9.75; Irwin Hulse, main?” $80.80; 'Trainor, gravel and pit. $22.75; Rob- iert Wilson, maint. $155.50: Thos. E1- ‘lison. hauling gravel. $20.75. Novak, Albert Mortson, Norman iPaisley; Bird House, Phillip Graham, Jack Beresford, Leonard Harris, Hugh Carter, Mary 'Gillings; Collection of Annuals (named), Muriel Clark, Jim- Imie Ley, Sheila Beresford, Eleanor Drury; Collection of vegetables, Jim- mie Ley, Eleanor Drury, Lawrence Haworth, Noreen Haworth. Herbert Mason, Robert Davis; Bouquet artis- tically arranged," Sheila Beresford Margaret Frisby,‘ Madge Sayers, Noreen Haworth; Cabbage, Jimmie Ley; Onions from seed, Jimmie Ley, Madge Sayers; Onions from sets, Madge Sayers; Swiss Chard, Lauren- ce, Haworth, Noreen Haworth, Her- bert Mason, Kenneth Frisby; Pars- nips, Madge Sayers; Potatoes, Jim- mie Ley, Bruce Armstrong, Mary Gillings, Tommy Gillings, Alhert ,Mortson, Ted .Philpot, Laurence Ha- worth; Tomatoes, Jimmie Ley, Nor- een Haworth, Kenneth Frisby; Car- rots, Jack Beresford, Hugh Carter, Sheila Beresford, Norman Paisley, Eleanor Drury, Marguerite Thomp- son, Marjorie Graham, Marquerite Glass, Noreen Haworth, Eleanor Boyle; Beets, Eleanor Drury, Albert Mortason, Phylis Robinson, Percy Hopper, Elsie Paris, Jack Beresford, Margaret Trench, Sheila Beresford Marion Scrivener, Muriel Clark; Corn, Norman Paisley, Percy Hopper, Marguerite Thompson, Lulla Novak. Albert Mortson, Bruce Armstrong. Eleanor Drury, Jean Hall, Muriel Clarke; Beans, Round Pod, Jean Hall, Elsie Paris,‘Norman Paisley, Mar- guerite Thompson, Doris Leno, Reay Hopper Norma Harris, Madge Sayers Muriel Clark; Beans black wax, Mad- ge Sayers), Mary Gillings. Margaret Trench, Reay Hopper, Muriel Clark, Eleanor ‘Drury,.01ive Wilson, Elsie Paris, Marguerite. Thompson; Jettuce, Elsie Paris, Noreen Haworth, Fred Taylor; Balsams, Elsie Paris, Hugh Carter, Reay H‘opper, Jack MBeres- ford, Sheila Beresford. Marjorie Gray ham, Marguerite Thompson, Arthur Walker, Ted Philpot, Marion Scriv- ener; Annual Larkspur, Margaret Trench, Marjorie Graham, Marion Scrivener, Jack Beresford, Arthur Walker, Reay Hopper, Marguerite Thompson, Laurence Smith, Muriel Clarke, Sheila Beresford; Bush ferns, Madge Sayers, Jack Beresford, Nor- ma Harris; Native Wild Flowers,-â€" Norma Harris, Madge Sayers, Marâ€" guerite Thompson, Sheila Beresford, Elsie Paris, Laurence Haworth, Mary Brillinger, Noreen Haworth, Fred Taylor. they communicate wi Egan-Armstrongâ€"â€"That the Clerk be authorized to notify the Bell Tele- phone Co., to remové’o‘ne pole at King City, a distance of eight feet to the aut} The regular meetijâ€"ng“ of the King Council was held ‘ét Temperanceville with all members present and Reeve MacMurchy in the chair. Minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed after \which the communications were read, and the bills presented, the Treasurer being authorized to pay the following acâ€" counts:â€" c1tors King Council , to remove'o‘ne pole at King istance of eight feet to the also gme at Kinghorn, a vf eight feet to the east. ‘ugganâ€"That the Clerk be i to write Kerr & Kitchen, for Robt. Rose. re land, that Resolutions the G )C The regular session of Vaughan Township council was held at the Township Hall, Vellore, on Monday with Reeve Weldrick in the chair and all members present. The question of the payments for culverts a‘ the entrance to properties which ‘has been the source of considerable dif- ficulty in the past were definitely settled by the council passing a res- olution fixing the rate at which a ratepayer will be charged at $1.00 per foot. The culverts are to be not less than twelve inches in dia- Eieter and must not exceed eighteen eet in length. The culverts will be put in by the municipality under the control of the road superintendent. A petition from ratepayers on Gar- den Avenue, Spruce Avenue, May Avenue and Oxford Street, for im- proved road under the local imrpOVe- ment Act, was referred to the Clerk for certification. Commission, who will be able to the necessary explanation. FOR SALEâ€"Kitchen range, complete with warming closet, reservoir, good oven and hot water front. In excellent shape and a real bargain for quick sale. Apply Mrs. N. H. Noble. hornhill. FOR SALEâ€"Brick bungalow with conveniences and hot water heat- ing, also good garage, and chicken house. Will sell cheap, for full particularsâ€"phone 121W or P. O. Box 210, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Armstrong-Dugganâ€" May it be hereby resolved that the Treasurer be instructed to pay to Mr. Delaine of Schomberg‘ the sum of $11.50, re E. B. Williamson and family, bill in full of all accounts to date,. as per order of Reeve and 1st Deputy Reeve. Armstrong-Dugganâ€"That Dr. A.F. Kay be paid the sum of $20.00, re services to William Rolling. Egan-Armstrongâ€"That the Trea- suer pay to L. H. Hollingsheal, Col: lector for North Div., the shm of $35 postage, excise stamps and balance of salary, and to C. H. Ross, collec- tor South Div., the sum of $25. bal- ance of salary. T. MacMurchy-Dugganâ€"that this council flourn to meet at Kettleby on Sept. 18th at 2 o’clock pm. as a Court of Revision of the Assessment of the Holland Marsh drainage Scheme, and any other business in connection with the township. Armstrong-Eganâ€"May it be re- solved that the Treasurer pay Cecil Walker the sum of $100 in full ac- count. FOR SALEâ€"Range, Standard No. 9. warming closet and water tank. Good as ngw. Apply Mrs. Lucy Bowes, Centre St. W., Richmond T MacMurchy-Dugganâ€"That W.L. Brown be paid the sum of $22.45 for Supplies to Wm. Rolling. Armstrongâ€"Eganâ€"That McDonald & Son be paid the sum of $50 for uniform and cap for constable. T. MacMurchy-Eganâ€"That Jas. Dagg be paid the sum of $2887.50;in full of balance of contract for road of 3rd Concession. Egan-Dugganâ€"That the Treasurer be authorized to advance to Jas. Mc- lement, commissioner, King City. the sum of $700, the same to be levied on King City. VAUGHAN TOWNSHIP REGULAR SESSION Fix Rate for Construction of Cu]- vertsâ€"Several Applications for Local Improvements FOR SALEâ€"â€"â€"10 foot billiard table in good condition. Apply F. Herdman, Newtonbrook. Armstrong-Eganâ€"May it be re- solved that Mr. G. Black be paid $360 on account of salary. TO LETâ€"â€"Four roomed suite, with large hall, electric light. over store. Apply T. H. Hardware and Sup- plies Iqmited, Phone 33 'l'hcrnllil], 'x-ntmic FOR SALEâ€"Suburban Yonge St., Stop 6. New insulated, 6 room brick v neer, all conveniences, oak floors t roughout, chestnut trim except kitchen. Can youlmagine this house for under $4000, and easy payments. Owner, ,H. Bowden. Lansing. WANTEDâ€"~Young man or woman for special work in Willowdale dis- trict. Apply by letter only to box 721 Liberal office, Richmond Hill. Hill. A petition signed by forty-one rate- “THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVERTISING--MAKE THE MOST OF IT” RATESâ€"Five lines or less, 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion. Over 5 lines 5 cents per line extra each insertion. Classified Advertising 'payers in Thornhill was received Iasking that the Township supply 01- ectric power for the purpose of light- ing. It was referred to the town- ship solicitor and the Hydro Electric Commission. E. T. Stephens, reported that on August, 23, dogs had killed a val- uable registered Lincoln lamb. J. B. MCLEAN, Specifications and form of may be had upon application clerk. TOWNSHIP OF NORTH YORK. Local Improvement Notice. Addington Avenue Bridge. “ 1. The council of the Corporation of the Township of North York in- tends to construct as a Local Improveâ€" ment a steel bridge with concrete abutments, over the ravine on Addâ€" ington Avenue, and intends to spec- ially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work and upon the following land which is immediately benefited by the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $8000.00, of which $2400.00 is to be paid by the Corporation. The esti- mated special rate -per foot frontage is 60 ce’nts. The special assessment is to be paid in fifteen annual instal- ments of 61/2 cents per foot per year. 3. A petition to the said council will not avail to prevent its construction, but a petition against the work or the manner in which it has been underâ€" taken, may be made pursuant to sec- tion 9'of the Local Improvement Act, to the Ontario Railway and Munici- pal Board, by a majority of the own- ers representing at least one-half of the value of the lots which are to be specially assessed therefor. Dated at Willowdale, Aug. 30th, 1926. H. D. GOODE, Clerk. Lowest‘ or any tender not sarin accepted. (3) Both sides of Addington Av- enue from 30th Avenue West to the north Emit of the street. (b) Both sides ‘of Burnett Avenue from 150 feet west of the West Street Line of Stormont Avenue, to Adding- ton Avenue. (0) Both sides of Wentworth Avenâ€" ue from Stormont Avenue, to Add- ington Avenue. (d) Both sides of Stormont Avenue from 150 feet South of the South Street Line of Wentworth Avenue to Westview Avenue. (e) Both sides of Burnett Crescent from Senlac Road to’ Addington Avenue. ; (f) Both sides of Frontenac Aven- ue from Wentworth Avenue to the North limit of the street. Sealed tenders marked and ad- dressed to J. B. McLean, Clerk, Maple Ontario, for approximately 200 rods wire fencing will be received until Saturday noon Oct. 2nd, 1926. (g) Westview Avenue, from Stor- mont Avenue to the West limit of the street. ‘ F. Hotter, Spruce Ave., advised the council that his wife had fallen in a hole on the street caused by care- less township workmen on Sept. 2. E. H. Sharpless complained of Wat- er in his cellar and asked redress Various accounts were received and ordered to be paid. All You Require in Feeds ..Meat Meals, Charcoals‘, Grits Oyster Shells, Tonics, Disinfect- ants, Baled Hay, ahd Straw. Royal Richmond Feeds AT THE MILL FOR INSURANCE TEL. 118 fiICHMOND HILL ONTARIO TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN Deliveries Tues/day and Frida SICKNESS, PLATE GLASS FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT. TENDERS Clerk Phone 82 W. And AUTOMOBILE. A. G. SAVAGE J. F. Burr Consult B. WELDRICK Reeve [tender to the neces- r 6 George Guy PIANO TUNER AND PLAYER EXPERT a Certificate piano tuning ConserVatory of Music.. .181 Woburn Avenue..... Hudson 69831. ADELMO MELECCI AND MISS ROSALIND BUSH, L.T.C.M. J. H. Prentice, 415 Balliol St., Toronto. Hud. 1347W. K. G. Prentice, Millikan. We are prepared to conduct sales of every description. Farms and farm stock sales I specialty. Farm: bought and sold on commis- sxon. All sales attended to on shorts" Iotlca. and conducted by the mast unmoved methods. Express and Long Distance Moving Sand. and Gravel Delivered Dump Trucks for Hire By Hour or Contract Telephone 1535 WRIGHT & TAYLOR Undertaken; RICHMOND HILL - UNIONVJLLE and THORNHILL 9 Black or Grey Casket FUNERAL COMPLETE Other Funerals to your requirements. Courtesy and Consideration my Motto. Telephones: Willowdale 69 and Hudson 3676W Stop 5, Yonge Street, Lansing Licensed Auctioneer for the County of York Sales attended to on shortest notice and at reasonable‘rates. Patronage solicited Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary \ College Address: Yonge St., Richmond Hill Telephone 132 From the Toronto Conner“:ny of Music. will accept. a number of pupil: in Piano. Vocal and Theory. Richmond Hill - Friday ma Suntan McDONALD’S ORCHESTRA THORNHILL Popular throughout the district for music suitable for all kinds of dances. Open for engagements. Telephone: Thornhill 62. ASSOCIATED STUDIOS OF MUSIC, TORONTO Piano & Singing F. PELHAM CHAFFEY Phone 941 Richmond Hill Studio at first house North of a St. Paul’s United Church Piano Tuner 35 Years’ Practical Experience 378 Beresford Avenue. West Toronto Junction 0072 Telephone Glenn"Drug Store, Rich- mond Hill,-for appointment Licensed Auctioneers County of York Pure Bred Stock Sales a Specialty. Phone 2703 Undertaker and Ambulance Service PRENTICE & PRENTICE AUCTIONEERS SILVERSIDES & FARMER Speight & Van Nostrand Ontario Land Surveyors R. MACDONALD, B.V. Sc. City, Suburban and Farm Surveys. Forty Years Continuous Practice 703 Temple Building, Toronto 2. Phoneâ€"Adelaide 0096 Residence Phoneâ€"1 1 M JOHN R. CAMPBELL WILSON’S CARTAGE JOHN T. ANDERSON Dominion, Provincia} REAL ESTATE INSURANCE J. R. H errington Loans and all lines'of Bonds Richmon‘gl Hill, Ont. BERT HUMPHREY Veterinary Surgeon THORNHILL PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS DIRECTORY For lnlormahan Phone 58) MRS. MYLKS Office Phoneâ€"87 J. T. SAIGEON MAPLE STOUFFVILLE MUSICAL BUSINESS MAPLE Friday and sunny Office Hours MONDAY only} 1: MAPLE HENRY S. MULLOWNEY, M.A. Office hours: 9 to 11 a.m.‘ 6 to 8 p.m., and by appointment. Office: Centre and Church Sts.. WILLIAM (30012, COOK & DELANY Thomas Delany) Barristers, Solicitors, 2“. Toronto Office: 816 Fodenl Building. 85 Richmond St. West Richmond Hill Ofiice (Liberal 0m“) our, Thursdn forenoon. Maple, Thursday Inor- noon. oodbridge, Saturday afternoon. Monty to loan at Current Run A. CAMERON MacNAUGHTON BARRISTER 511 McKinnon Buflding, Corner Jordan & Melinda Struts Toronto. Phone: Elgin 4,879 Office hours: 8: 10 mmrffixd Minn DR. LILLIAN C. LANGSTAFFâ€" (Diseases of woman and children) Oflico hours: 1: 8 p.111. Barristers. Solicibors, New!" Telephone Adelaide 2108 Oflices: 85 Richmond St. Welt. Toronto Naughton Block. Anton ' Solicitors for: Aurora, Richmond Elli. King, Whitchurch, Merkhem‘ end North Gwi limbury. V Walter S. Jenkins. Res. Phone Hill. am. .7. Harry Naughton. Res. E‘Rin Milli, Res. Phone 127.2 Emulator, Solicitor, Notary Public Toronto Office: Standard Bank Building. 2453 Yonge St. (Eglintou Bunch). Phone Hudson 8218 Richmond Hill Office: Over Dnviu DI, Goods Storeâ€"Every Saturday Money to Loan at Current Etta- Phono Richmond Hill 119 Prompt Service. Rates Reasonable. Them: 149. North Yonge St. - Richmond Hill DR: ROLF}! L. LANGSTAFFâ€"D Phone 195 Willowdale Exchange DR. CHARLES S. DUNNING (David Hendersod Centre St. W. Dentist Office: Trench Block, two doors north of Standard Bank. Hours: 9 am. to 5.30 pm. Telephone 32 DR. w. T. McINTOSH ' Dentist RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Office: Over Davies’ Dry Goods Store TELEPHONE 111. CHARLES E. HOPPER Cartage and Express CARTAGE AND EXPRESS Plowing and Garden Work Sand and Gravel, Concrete Work. Denton, Macdonald 8: Dental: Office hours 9 am. to 5 pm. Evenings by ' Appointment. Telephone 80 HENDERSON '& McGUIRE Barristers, Solicitors, he. Manning Arcade, King St. West, Toronto, Clnadl. Telephone Main 0811 Cable Address: "Dodo" Arthur A. Mncdonald. Frank Dolh‘a Laur- Donton, B.A. Poyntz Ave., Lansing. Willow. 140. Ofl‘ice hours: 12-1.15; 6-7.15. Capitol Bldg., Yonge St. Bud. 1133; Rand. 2121. Office hours: 8.30; 2-5; 7.30-9 NAUGHTON 8: JENKINS Richmond Hill. Phone J. B. FARLEY DR. W. p. FINLéY Dr. Willard Armstrong 'Dental Surgeon A. STONEHOUSE James A. Boles) Offices: 93-95 Sun Life Building. Adelaide and Victoria Sui. Standard Bank Building (William Cook DENTIST Work Done Quickly _Bpfri_sters, Solicitogg, iEtg: 6301 DR. J. P. WILSON DRS. LANGSTAFF DR. MACLAREN DR. L. R. BELL Y only 12â€"830 p.m. Telephoneâ€"Maple 3 Gas Extraction. Electrician Lansing OAK RIDGES Bank of Comm=rce‘ Opposite EATONS MEDICAL DENTAL Thornhill DENTIST LEGAL Phona 100 TORONTO 1“. Gordon Cook Richmond Hill ESTIMATES FREE. W.’ H. MoGuL'o ONTARIO £151]: 580!