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WAGE EIGHT 2. The estimated cost of the work is $11,360.00 of which $350.00 is to be paid by the Corporation. The estimated cost per foot frontage is 50 cents. The special assessment is to be paid in ten annual instalments. 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 undertaken may be made pursuant to Section 8 of The Local Improvement Act, to the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board, by a majority of the owners represent- ing at least one-half of the value of the lots which are to be specially assess- ed therefor. 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Vaughan intends to construct as a local improvement a\Macadam Pavement, ten feet Wide, on the streets set out in schedule below, and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: 4. A by-law for undertaking the work will be considered by the Council at a meeting thereof to be held on Tues day the 6th day of September 1927, or at a regular or special meeting thereof to be held thereafter. DATED AT MAPLE, ONTARIO J. B. McLEAN, August 2nd. 1927 TAKE NOTICE THAT:â€"â€" STREET Oak Avenue (Plan 1960) from Yonge Street to the east limit of Avenue Road. Oxford Street (Plan 1931) from Yonge Street to the west limit of lot 35. Edgar Ave (Plan 1930) from Yonge Street to 35’ east‘ of the west limit of Edgar Ave. Ouafity Cooked for Thursda y Friday. Saturgéxy,Augo 1 8, CASTILE 1 pkg. Washing Soda a" 1 large bottle Javel Water 3 doz. round Clothes Pins for LifebuOy Soap 3 cakes 20c. 6cakes 39c Another Special in Pure Jam 21c Pure Strawberry Jam 16 Mg? ° MATCHES 4003’ full count 3 boxes 23c. May Avenue (Plan 1987) from Yonge Street to the west limit of Lot 31 Special T! GER CATSUP large bottle 19C 256113;; E 6 cakes 19C Local Improvement Notice LEADERflLE’iBERS GOLD MEDAL SARDINES in pure Olive Oil 15c PEAS. Standard quality, No. 4 seive 2 tins 23c. DESSERT FEARS, in light syrup, per tin 15c. GREEN GAGE PLUMS, reg. size tins 2 tins 23c. FRUIT CAKE. Rich Sultana. 1 lb. block 20c. Richmond Hill SUGAR Gran. Pure Cane 10 lb. 65c. STAN DARE BANK BANKING FIFTY RICHMOND HID: BRANCHâ€", THORNHILL BRANCHâ€"S. Another Special in Pure Jam ’swnship @f Vaughan .5. & M. STEIN )ND HIEL' BrYANCHâ€"fl Hoover, Manager RNHILL BRANCHâ€"S. B. Elson, Alanagcr Brnnchel also at Aurora. Lansing. Maple Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Cost to be borne by Corporation. Ffeais Kept on Ice During Hot Weathe ~ T DOES not always pay to sell H finished. If you have a good cro‘p c grain as soon as the threshing is and the market is depressed see the local manager of the Standard Bank and arrange a loan until a more fav- orable situation presents itself. arable situation presents itself. Our manager is always glad to dis- cuss such problems in confidence. Never Sell Grain on a Dull Market 0F CANAPé PHONE 8 $350.00 THE Chicken Haddie Lily Brand 1361 tin Special PEARL Soap 10 bars 430. Cost to be borne by land abutting directly TOTAL on the work. COST $2060.00 $2400.00 $3300.00 pay to sell a good cro’p threshing is 3250.00 1 Choice FCreamery BUTTER Clerk of Vaughan Ontario $1360.60 $2750.00 3250.00 $2060.00 40c $3300.00 21c I‘HE LIBERAL; RICHMOND HILL, ONT. It is understood that the operations of installing the street lighting servâ€" ice here are held up at present await- ing the signing of necessary agree- ments and contracts by the interested townships. The agreements were dealt with in the Markham Council at the last regular meeting but it is un- derstood that they were not correctly signed and that they have to be re- turned for the addition of further sig- natures. However We are assured that the lights will be installed in the early fall. ship park Saturd over 150‘ Masons present. J. R. Sm capable committec program of sports all and softball. Masonic Picnic Patterson Masonic Lodge, here held its annual picnic at North York town. ship park Saturday afternoon with over 150‘ Masons and their families present. J. R. Smith, W. M., with a capable committee conducted a fine program of sports including races for The Winners of the Various Races were:â€"‘Tots race 6 under, prize to all Girls 6 to 9â€"lst Edith Rossiter, 2nd Eleanor Rossiter, 3rd Margeret Cox. Boys 6 to 9â€"lst Norman Brown, 2nd Harold Smith, 3rd Lorne Brown. Girls 9 to 12â€"lst Marjory Madill, 2nd Helen Frank, 3rd Kathleen Davis. Boys 9 to 12â€"151; Hick’s Smith, 2nd ‘Nelson Findlay,‘ 3rd Lloyd Williams. Girls 12 to 16â€"1st Edith Davis, 2nd Alice Smith, 3rd Audrey Curtis. Boys 12 to 16â€"lst.R. Robertson, 2nd lDennis Stapley. 3rd John Madill. iYoung Ladiesâ€"lst Alberta Norris, |2nd Onida Wilson. Married Ladies-â€" llst Mrs. R. Rankin, 2nd Mrs. T. Find- play. Married Msnsâ€"lst M. H. Ross- iiter, 2nd Mr. R. McIntosh. Egg and ISpoon Raceâ€"â€"1st Mrs. McIntoosh, 2nd Mrs. Soules. Fat Mens Raceâ€"Mr. Jackson. Past Master’s Raceâ€"Mr. Cherry. Special P.M. Raceâ€"1st Mr. P.'Drake, 2nd Mr. E. s. Cox. Novelâ€" ty handkerchief Raceâ€"Mr. R. McInâ€" tosh. . Softball Notes Thornhill Ladies softball team play- ed an exhibition game with Lansing last Tuesday evening, but were defeat- ed by a score of 12â€"8. Mr. B. H. Eaton’s aggregation of ladies softball players contemplate spending the week-end at the T. Eaton fruit farm at Winona. Women’s Institute Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Institute was held this after- noon (Thursday) at the home of Miss Sarah Pearson, Langstaff. The roll call was answered by anewspape'r cutting, after which there was a gen- eral discussion on “An easy way of Entertaining summer guests.” A very interesting reading was given by Mrs. Armstrong, of Langstaff. Also a delightful vocal solo by Miss Nora Tew and a piano solo by Miss Helen Clubine. Refreshments were then served and a social hour spent. Social Items , Mrs. (Dr.) Murray Blair with her son David of Vancouver is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Grice, Centre Street. Miss Ada Farr, of Toronto, is home visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farr. Miss Florence Farr has returned to Timmins, after spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farr. Sidesâ€"Saunders An unusually pretty wedding took place at the Trinity church here last Monday morning, August 15, when Margaret, Ellen, May, (Betty) only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders, Thomhill became the bride of Mr. Earnest Sides, only son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Luesby spent the week-end with relatives in Coll- ingwood. Rev. L. Halfyard, of Lambton Mills United Church will preach in the United Church here next Sunday morning at 11 a. m. ' Mr. Harold Langstaff, of Pittsburg, Penn, son of Dr. George Langstaff who practiced medicine here a num- ber of years ago and wife and children were renewing old acquaintances in the village last week. day, while there Miss McKenzie was the ‘guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Thompson at their cottage on the St. Lawrence River. ‘ Rev. McLean and Mrs. McLean re- turned Missionaries from North China gave two very interesting talks in the United Sunday School here last Sun- day afternoon. Miss Ada. Mackenzie, played. an ex- hibition game of golf at the Ganano- que Golf and Country club on Wednes- Rev. McIlroy, of Toronto preached in the Presbyterian church here last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson spent the week-end at Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hendrick of Napanee visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson. 'fl’mmhifl District News \VEDDING nsâ€"lst M. H. Ross- McIntosh. Egg and Mrs. McIntoosh. 2nd and Mrs. J. Sides, of 95 Yarrow Road, Rev. 'N. H. Noble officiated. The church was charmingly decorated for the occasion. The bride looking very sweet in a dress of white flat crepe with embroidered tulle veil trimmed with orange blossoms and carrying a shower bouquet of butterfly roses and babys breath was given away by her father. Miss Jessie Baker, of Toron- to, who acted as bridesmaid was attr- actively gowned in a shell pink flat crepe dress with hat to match and carried columbia roses and lily-of-the valley. The groom was assisted by Mr. John Pyke, of Toronto. Following the ceremony, a buffet luncheon was held at the home of the brides parents. Later Mr. and Mrs. Sides left by mot- or for a two weeks Honeymoon at Fenelon Falls. On their return the happy couple will reside on Caledonia ‘Road. Mrs. E.A. Baker and family of East End Sask., are visiting with her moth- er,- Mrs. D. S. Reaman, Mr. Ray Baker spent the week-end with his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Baker, at Grand Valley. Mrs. Beatty, of Mt. Dennis spent several days recently with Mrs. Wark. Miss Montgomery of Sherwood gave a mlendid address on Temperance in our Sunday School last Sunday. l"eep Sept. 17th in mind as Carrville Field Day. Prizes will be offered for games and races, and there will be other attractions. ‘ The Young people held their week- Iy meeting last Friday evening after their usual enthusiastic game of ball? New officers were elected as follows-â€" Hon. Presidentâ€"The Pastor: Presid- 'ent*â€"Miss Shepherd; Vice President John Barton; Sec.-Treas. â€"â€"Lloyd Vanderburgh; Organistâ€"Miss Midd- leton. The Ladies Aid Society has decided to hold a big Field Day of Sports followed by supper and entertainment on Saturday, Sept. 17. Don’t forget the date. I Mr. Clarence Vanderburgh, who will soon be returning to his school in Port; Arthur, is visiting his friends in Orillia this Week. Rev. A. 7E. Lunau, of Thornton, will occupy the pulpit next Sunday as Mr. Fox will be preaching at Thornton. Mrs. Hewitt and family of Orillia, were visiting with her sister Mrs. Jas Vanderburgh last week-end. Mr. and ~Mrs. John Hurlbert, and Miss Dane, of. Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gane, last week. Died Suddenly Mr. Ambrose Lewis a well known farmer of Markham Township died suddenly at his home on the seventh concession on Friday last. The fune- ral was held on Sunday from his late residence and interment followed at Stouffville cemetery. Automobilists and farmers now expect to have new parts . ordered for them by Long Distance, so they can get R’s the demys than mat ,1 towns mtmn say 1:) “EL miles are very lowâ€" so low that no One has an excuse for not telephoning instead of writing or trav- elling. Occasionally calling up old customers by Long Distance is the finest kind of way to ensure a continu- ance of their patronage. that it is the fielays that cost, not the trifling charge for tele- phoning. Long Distance scrvice was never '30 quick. i They have learned Carrville f» n Interurban Service to towns within say 25 Buy Good Bonds and Buifid an Extra income CITY OF TORONTO, 41/; C?‘ DUE 1942 at $99.25 to yield 4.579 CITY OF OSHAWA, 5% DUE 1938 at $100.50 to yield “4.95? TOVV’NSHIP OF YORK 5% DUE 1944_at $101. to yield . . . . 4.90”, (Guaranteed by County of York) GATINEAU POWER CO. 5% Due 1956 at $97.25 to yield 5.189 Montreal Island Power Co. 5V2 % due 1957 at $ 101 to yield , , , .5459 ’Winnipeg Electric Power Co. 6% due 1954 at $101 to yield , , 5.90? CANADA STEAMSHIPS 6% due 1941 at $99.50 t6 yield. . . .6.109 CITY OF TORONTO, 41/: CE DUE CITY OF OSHAWA, 5% DUE TOWNSHIP OF YORK 5% DUE YONGE STREET Bonds maturing in 1927 taken in exchange at market price. We sell only gilt-edged securities and are prepared at all times to re- purchase, should buyer desire to sell. Your enquiry regarding securities will have a prompt reply. T. H. HARDWARE & SUPPLIES P11011933 - Thomhill Plymouth and Brantford Gold Mecfial 650 ft. $16.25 per 100 bs. SUPERIOR GOLD LEAF wine W . :5. w. u h . n , -.:-3 1, pr ’ 71 2., ‘: r =1! v if: E; y .,x V , 3 r °. North End Branch We Tell the Truth About Our Used Cars A. D. GORRIE & C0. LlMlTED 1925 Star Light Delivery Ballon Tires and Closed Cab . . - 1925 Star Sedan a good one"; 1924 Star Sedan . ._ . . 1924 Ford Sedan, real good . 1923 Ford Sedan, “ “ . 1924 Overland Sedan . . New Paint. 1923 late Ford Touring Like New 1925 Overland Sedan Well Pumps For Preserving we have Z inc Rings 20c. doz. Rubber Rings 3 for 25c. Fruit Jars Pints and Qua rts. Phone 18 Galvanized pipe cut and threaded any length. F. Y. W. Brathwaite .5. R. HERRENGTON Don’t forget us for that extra bag of twine. Climax Bug Kiiler 20 II). hag. $1.00 We have them priced $9.50 and $11.00. We offer subject to prior sale or cl’xange in price :â€" “'E HAVE FLY MOUTH. Fleury and Cockshutt Repairs. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 2065 Yonge Street North Toronto Branch New Tires and Paint. 600 ft. $15.00 per 100 lbs Richmond Hill Phone H Udson 9171 Phone 87 THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1927 RICHMOND HILL, ONT. We Deliver. 7 $325 $625 $495 $325 $240 $350 $475 $175 4.57% 4.95% 4.90%