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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Oct. 18, 19, 20th. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Oct. 14, 15, 16th “ WILD WEST” Coke-Can-Wgac Comedy “Two Lips inxflwigami ” TOPICSâ€"FABLES _ Regular Saturday Matinee 2.30 p.m. ADDED ATTRACTION COVERING CANADA’S EST SUBURBAN DISTRICT GLAZED TILE AND LIME GENERAL BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Vol. XLVIX. ' Latest . Novel bu SINCLAm ’ 0‘“ (\. LEWIS ‘ 10w“ 0“ Comedy “ Dog Shy ” Capitol News. handle Poultry Fees! of aii k Egg Mash and Scratch Feeé Bra’n and Shorts . DUNCAN. B/Ianaé W/ J! 51mm Slumâ€"WITH cu m. A soft,velvety‘man-trap‘ to gnsnare gour- heart A master novebst’s tale of the mlds and awild woman! GUI] 1L5 Chm» ' V’ “ ERNEST TORRENCE CLARA Bow PERCY MARMONT OHC awninme with “In Essentials, Unity; 1n Non-zssz’ntials, Liberty; In .411 T kings, Charity.” North York Teacher’s Institut met in the County Council Chamber Toronto. Ofiicers elected for th‘ coming year are;' Hon. Pres., Mr. C W. Mullroy; Presxdent Miss M. War nica; vice-president, Miss Eva Spen cer; secretary-treasurer. John M. MC Donald; executive committee, Mrs Inspectorate No. 3 met in the Dan- forth Park school a‘Yid the sessions were both interesting and instructive. The following officers were elected:â€" W. W. A. Trench, Honorary president; President, R. N. Weir; vice-president, Miss A. Maclean; Secretary, L. R. Perkins; Treasurer, Mrs. E. E. Reece; Librarians, Miss F. Webster, Miss Little; Auditors, Mr. Martin, Mr. Kenniger; Executive Committee, D. G. Anderson, Mrs. Purvis, Mr. Earl, Miss Madill, Miss Barr and Miss El- uson. Inspectorate No. 2 met at the col- lege of Education. Officers elected were;â€"Honorary president, A. "L. Canipbell, M. A., I. P. S.; president, M. McBride, Mimico; vice president, K. Little; Secretary George W. Shore. Woodbridge; Treasurer, Miss N. N. Parks, Mimico; Librarian, Miss K. Campbell, Weston. Executive com- mittees will be composed of above of- ficers and Past President Vernon Lo- wnes, Mr. Masher and Mrs. E. Webb. Auditors, Mr. McCormack and F. Ford; 0. E. A. delegates, H. McGrath and Miss Blackburn; the Strathmore Committee for Physical Training, S. Wills, Miss Carrol, Mr. Ralf and Miss G. Flurry. Thursday and Friday last week were convention days for the teachers in the Public Schools of York. v’le The oflicers and members extend an invitation to all men of the dis- trict to join up with the club and en- joy the roaring game The Richmond Hill Curling Club, or as the roaring game enthusiasts are better known, Dinty Moore’s gang held the first meeting of the year on Friday last in {he club room. Gen- eral business matters relating to the club were discussed and plans made for the coming season. It was de- cided to considerably enlarge the Club room to take care of the increas- ing membership and a very pleasant winter’s curling is looked forward to. Various committees were appointed and the following officers were elect- ed;â€"Presiden, H. Thompson; 1st, vice president, Geo. Drury; 2nd vice president, Reeve Lunau; 3rd vice pres. C. N. Cooper; Secretary-Trea- surer, W. W. A. Trench; Auditors, Gid Moodie and J. R. Herrington. Curlers Prepare RICHMOND HILL, ONT., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926 Beat" This One Mrs. Tracey, C. N. R. Station this week has added another record for the Liberal’s “south- east corner” which will take some beating. Among a num- ber of sweet pea vines still blooming, Mrs. Tracey has one vine which measures eight feet, eight and one-quarter in- ches. Come on, let’s see Who’s next. Teacher’s Convention Officers Elected T“ For the Winter ul: The second annual “At Home” un- der the auspices of the Thornhill Field Day Association . and Horticultural Society held on Monday night at the ’leornhiil Golf and Country Club was largely attended and was one of the outstanding; social events of the sea~ )0 The crowd was large and the even- ing enjoyable. With a good attendance the United Church Auxiliary of the W. M. S. met recently in the church when a very interesting address was given by Rev. B. R. Strangways, B. A., B. D. A special thank offering of $147.85 was received which was very grati- fying to the members and officers. Mrs. J. P. Patterson, Mrs. G. C. Hurdman and Mrs. J. R. Ritchey were the hostesses at the Thornhill Golf and Country Club Saturday evening last for the closing dinner and dance of the season. i A service of historic interest was held in St. John’s United Church on Sunday morning last when the un- ionist memebrs of the Presbyteria church joined with the members of St. John’s congregation. An impress- ive and solemn ceremony was carried out by the two ministers Rev. A. A. Wall and Rev. J. W. McIntosh assist- ed by the elders of both congregations The two church rolls were presented by representative elders and after they were tied with white silk ribbon remained on the communion table during the communion service. The sermon was given by Rev. McIntosh who took as his text. “Be strong all ye people of the land, saith the lord, and work; for I am with you, saith saith the Lord of hosts. The glory of this latten house shall be greater than the former, saith the Lord of hosts;' and in this place will give peace, saith the Lord/of hosts.”_ ' The minister delivei'ed an inspiring message and voiced his faith in the future of the United Church of Can- ada which he felt had been called by God for a great work. Richmond Hill Unionist Congregations Joined Sunday Last E. Plewman, H. Arnold; Board of Trustees. James McLean, W. Trench, A. R. Metcalf, J. H. Innes, A. J. Hume, R. J. Scrivener, Dr. Langstafi, I. Ramer, W. Wellman, H. Endean, .T. Lunau, J. Burr, Prof. Walker, B. Cal - well, H. Davies. J. R. Herringto , Major Blaney, R. Petch. H. Sander- son, F. Clark, G. Harding. nosday night the officers of the re- organized church were elected, Rev. A. A. Wall presided and he explained that the trustees of both congrega- tions would carry on until the end of the year. The election of other of- ficers resulted as follows:â€"Session, F. J. Atkinson, W. Scott, George Gee, Rev. N. Wellwood, Dr. Wilson, A. L. Phipps, James Armstrong, C. P. Wil- ey, T. Trench, G. Reaman, Jas Stew- a_rt,_J_. H. Dunlgp, W. A. Wright, A. impressive Services at St. John’s flhurch At the first meeting of the recently united union congregations held in St. John’s church school room on Wed- cti United Church Efiected (Mcficers )n Annual At Home wh Tlloi‘nhifl mit 300 distr .muc ms in Worthy n30 ; of the anâ€" oroughly en- ple from all Dancing: and charge of congrs 'as in asking for a demand metre with which they would pay according to the amount of energy used. He cited the case of .L. Innes and Sons who installed a demand metre in January last which resulted in a saving of $5.00 per month in charges since that time. Sevei‘al other local fifrrris haye applied Chairman Greene of the lighting committee interviewed on the matter, stated that he was sick in bed and had not be 11 consulted when the change wa brought into effect but that he had been busy dealing with individual cases and felt that things would right themselves in time. He stated that the relief for those who found their bills largely increased When the people of Richmond Hill voted to become a Hydro Municipali- ty they were subject to be charged at the regular} hydro rates but the mat- ter was allowed to drift along or in some manner or another had been stalled off until the present hydro authorities’insisted that the commer- cial system rates and billing be put into effect. prise when they received their Sept- ember accounts‘ and found that the charges were based on a new system which resulted in a considerable in- crease in some cases. The garages, hotels and buildings with a large num- ber of lights were the hardest hit and'there has been Some considerable dissatisfaction that is being gradually cleared away as the individual cases are being dealt with. Richmond Hill users bf Electric Power received somewhat of a sur- EIGHT AND POWER BILLS ENCREASED Jr. IIIâ€"Murray Wideman, Helen Haldane. James McCague, Henry Robinson, Isaac Hughes. Jr. IIâ€"Bessie Hughes, Nora Camp- bell, Lloyd Beatty, Herbert Nelson. Sr. Iâ€"Harold Wideman. Jr. 1â€"-Beryl Farqufirhson, Harold Doner, Hazel Nelson, Wallace Bond, Lillian Homer. Sr. IIIâ€"Robert Campbell, Ivan Bond, George Baker, Helen Hughes. othy Wilson, Wesley Baker. Junior IVâ€"Elaine Beatty, John Holdane. Report for September. Senior IVâ€"Elizabeth Campbell, Dor- othy Wilson. Weslev Bakmx School Reme A S. S. no. 4, Markham UfiVEfi demand metr sidered quite a record for this time of year as the vines have been producing heavily since early in July. 'Anothcr Record On Oct. 11th Mrs. R. D. Camp- bell, Elgin Mills, picked in her garden a. large bunch of Spen- cer Hybrid Sweet Peas the stems of which averaged ten inches in length. This is con- :‘ms 1’! ul‘lng Elsie M. Caswell ts and the \gM'a ' hon EEK commencing Satur- 1 we are featuring the 69 cents “Worse than the rocky road to Dublin” was the way a motorist de- scribed Yonge Street in Richmond Hill in the Liberal office this week. We could only assure him hat the council decided several week ago to have the worst holes filled up and that we were hopeful that it would soon be done. The Women‘s Association of the Presbyterian church announce their intention of holding their annual Bazaar and Concert on Saturday, Nov. 6. Watch for bills later. I The result of the Field crop com- petition in potatoes carried on by the Richmond Hill Agricultural Society have been announced as follows:â€" lst, William Burns, Maple, 95 points, Dooley variety; 2nd, C. H. Jones, Ma- ple, 941/2 points; 3rd Peter Jones, Maple, 93 points; 4th L. Hadweii. Maple 91 points; 5th, Neil Wilson. Maple 90 points; 6th M. McQuarric. Maple 89% points; Spencer variety; 7th, E. T. Stephens, 88 points, Dool- ey variety. Other competitors scor- ing 85 points or over were, Geo Crook Maple; Oscar Cox, Unionville; Ed- gar Bowen, Maple; William Oliver, Maple. Geo. McKague of Woodville acted as judge. The special. thank offering appeal in connection with the services was very liberally responded to and the officers and members of the society are well pleased with the success 'of the day. The choir was assisted by Mr. Ew- art Rhodes, soprano soloist at Christ Church, Deer Park, who sang “Now the Day is Over.” A duet “Abide with me” by Misses Ireland and Heise and an anthem by the choir “I Lay My Sins on Jesus” were features of the musical serv1ce. l The speaker was Mrs. (Rev.) D.T.L. TMcKerroll, President of the Western division of the W. M. S. in Canada. She gave a very interesting account of the missionary work not only in Canada, but throughout the world whiq‘n is carried on by the Presbyter- ian Church. The work has been car- ried on with marked enthusiasm and several new fields have been opened was one of encouragement for the missionary workers of the Presbyâ€" terian church. Pniatn Compeiiiion Winners Announced There was a large attendance. at the special Thank Offering services of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church held in the Masonic Hall on Sunday evening last. Mrs. J. Beres- ford, president of the Women's miss- ionary Society presided, assisted by Mrs. (Rev.) Campbell. Mrs. (Rev.) D. T. L. McKorroll Gave Interesting Account of Missionary Presbyterians Held Thank Offering Services SINGLE COPY, 3c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Wiliiam Burns, Mane, Awarded First Prize. “"he Rocky Road to Dublin” Annual Bazaar Activities No 16