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See us for shoes for men, women and children. Four-in-Hand, large variety, of shades In a large variety of shades and the neWest at In fine quality, good make, newest shades, at SALVATIGN ARMY Tracgors, Threshers, Silo Fillers, Bail- ing Presses, Plows, Harrows. Road Machinery and Tillage Tools for Fordson Tractors. Holiness Meeting . . . . . . . . . . 11 a Sunday School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 p Salvation meeting . . . . . . . . . . . 7 p Meetings Held In Lorne Hall. Everyone Invited KANE BROS. The Richmond Hill Furnishing Store Summer underwear combination at NORMAN J. GLASS Power Farming Machinery RICHMOND HILL CORPS District Sergeant Major Butler Sunday Services 311*) N S C;&F’S THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER78,A19AZ7 at $1.00. Bows 50c. Write For Literature. 0.â€"--R. R. 2. Gormley. [-11 Il'l‘fi $2.00 to $2.75 $1.75 to $2.00 $1.00 to $1.50 BIND OPTICAL COL 'FIES CASE WHEN IN DOUBT ? HERE are many grown-up Him to- day wearing glasses who would have perfect vision and in no need of such if their parents had been more careful when they were young, correcting minor faults with only tempory use of proper- ly fitted glasses. How about your child to-day ? If in dohbt bring the child here for thorough examination. We will tell you honestly whether the child's eyes need attention. 2513 Yonge St., North Toronto OPPOSITE CAPITOL THEATRE HEADFORD 11 a.m. .7 p.m. 11 a. m.â€"Fidelity to Trust 2.30~Sunday School 7.30â€"Rev. J. W. Fox, pastor of Rich- vale United Church.‘ A cordial invitation is extended to all Presbyterian Church. Special attention given to repair work. Geo. McDonald says ifyou want your harness repaired well and quickly send in to H. Woolnough Phone Elgin 6980 Cor. Queen and Ontario Streets Toronto. {ev REV. M. C. CAMPBELL M. A. HIE MODERN ARROWROOT‘ REV. M. C. AQAMPBELL, M. A. THORNHILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Minister. Miss Aileen Atkinson Organist. and Choir Conductor. Richmond Hill Sunday Services At 2.30 p.m. A Hearty Invitation To All. J. & M. STEIN D:nl.........l 13:" n_; Mrs. Chapman, Organist. Richmond H111. rep- resents the Fuller Brush C0. in Markâ€" ham Twp. and will gladly give service to any patrons in this district. Include Oven-Ids: Biscuits in Your Order It Contains maltâ€"to aid diges' tion! Lime â€"to strengthen growing bones! Canada‘s new' est, tastiest and most nutri- tious biscuit. Children love them! Richmond Hill, Ont. B.‘ R. Strangvays, ILA MINISTER FULLER BRUSHES 35 5’ Pin Pal/ND REPAIRS Sunday Services Telephone 165 UNITED CHURCH THORNHILL Obtainable From Richmond Hill Minister andc Ison, .-kist Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Curran, Sault Ste Marie, announce the en- gagement of their sister, Margaret Grace Pratt, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt, Richmond Hill, to Mr. John Lewis Beaton, Orillia, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beaton, Blackwater, On- tario, marriage to take place the middle of September.-â€"Star. Mr. Ed. Wiley, of Detroit and Mr. 0. Taylor of Nottawa visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. Grainger on Sunday. Mrs. and Mis_s Dorié Smart of Barr- ie spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Leach. Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Wellwood of the Sanitarium Gravenhurst, and Dr. George R. Wellwood of Barbarton Ohio ,attended the Geeâ€"Wellwood wedding in Toronto on Wednesday. General regret is felt in this com- munity at the announced intention of MLW. Ward Price to take up resi- dence in North Toronto. He has livâ€" ed. here for the past two years and has made many warm friends who will regret his departure at the end of this month. Mrs. Cooper. of Chatham, visited with her friend Mrs. T. Allison this Week. Mr. Harold Smith, of Essex spent the holiday with Mrs. Hart and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. Seymour of New York City and Mrs. G. Crammond of Toronto were visitors at the.home of Rev. N. and Mrs. Wellwood' this week. Rev. and Mrs. Battersby and family have returned after an enjoyable holi- day at Stony Lake. Messrs Gid Moodie, G. Willis, E. T. Stephens and A. A. Eden took part in the ‘Globe Doubles, bowling tourna- ment on Thursday. Miss Frances Batty, nurse in trainâ€" ing at the Brantford .General Hospital is enjoying a two week’s vacation at her home here. 'Mr. Lou Teetzel is spending a few days in Préston this week. ~ Mr. F. Elwin Wellwood B.A.Sc., who for some time has been associated with an alluminum company at Arvi- da Quebec has received an appoint- ment to the City Hall staff in Toron- to and expects to take up his new dut- ies next week. Mr. Richard Proctor and family wish to take this opportunity of thanking their many friends for the kindness to Clem Proctor during his confinement owing to a broken leg. Mrs. Mackie and daughter of Brant- ford, Miss Marie Reid of Buffalo, Mrs. J. McCaffery, Toronto, Mr. Page of Brantford and Mr. and Mrs. Metcalfe of Guelph spent several days this week with Mrs. J. E. Woods. _Mr.â€"â€"and Mrs. J. Price of Jackson, Michigan, visited over the week-end with Rev N. and Mrs. Wellwood. Mrs. Robert Shaw was taken to the General Hospital on Sunday night and is reported to be seriously ill. Mr. Louis and Kathleen Mahoney of Clevelaand, formerly of this village were callifig on friends here on Wed- nesday. Mrs. McLaren of Detroit, gran- daughter of the late Mr. Geo. Barn- ard, and her young son George, paid a visit to the old home in Richmond Hill on Friday last, and called on some friends of the family. Mr. Geo. Barn» ard was former owner of the Moodie property. CARD 0F THANKS Mr. Nathaniel Baker and family Wish to thank all their relatives, neighbours and friends for their kind- ness and help and for the beautiful floral tributes in their recent sad be- reavement in the loss of a loving wife and dear Mother. Mr. James McLean represented the Ontario Department of Agriculture in the Kingston district this week where a series of plowing demonstrations were held. *Messrs J. A. Greene, A. E. Glass, J. H. Naughton were among those from this district who attended the Maple Field Day on Saturday. Mr. Bill Batty is spending the week at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Batty, Arnold Street. ‘ 3 SOCIAL and PERSONAL CARD OF THANKS LOCAL NEWSY ITEMS THE LIBERAL. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Late Mrs. Nathaniel B'zker The funeral of ’ch:x late Mrs. Noth- aniel Baker which teol; nlaee m”! Wedâ€" nesday, August 315t, from her late home on the 2nd 0011., Markham to Heise Hill Cemetery, was largely at tended. The late Mrs. Baker was only in her 45th year. Her maiden name was Minnie Chatterley and she was well known to a host of friends who sincerely mourn her sudden death. The many floral tributes were very beautiful and were evidence of the high esteem in which the deceased was held. She leaves to mourn her death a husband, five sons and three daughters all at home. and one sister Mr. O. L. Wright,- an exhibitor of Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds at the Canadian National Exhibition, was successful in having four birds placed out of six entries winning 1st Young Male, lst 01d Male, 3rd and 4th Pull- -ets. Owing to the large numbers of early hatched birds for the Ottawa Poultry Congress, the quality in all classes was much better than it has been for sometime. Won Prize at Uxbridge Three local rinks attended the U):- bridge bowling tournament on Labor Day and report an excellent time. Thirty two rinks took part in the competition and the rink skipped by Gid Moodie was successful in winning- the second prize with a record of four wins and a. plus of 28 points. The rinks were: C. P. Wiley E. Wall, J. R. Herring'ton, Gid Moodie skip; A. G. Savage, P. G. Hill, J. K. Agnew, A. E. Glass skip; W. Wellman, Rem/Wall, E. T. Stephens, G. Willis skip. Flower Show Saturday The annual Flower Show of the Richmond Hill Horticultural Society will be held in the Arena on Saturday, September 10. Everybody Welcome. ience. The present cars will be used for some time as the new cars will not be ready for delivery for some time after the gauge is changed. Until the new cars are used passengers vkill still be obliged to change at the city limits. It is understood that a revision of fares has been made by'T.T.C. officials and that when it is announced it will be very favorable to Richmond Hill and the whole North Yo:ng Street district. ' Won Prizes at C. N. E. L. F. Bagg, Richmond Hill R.R. was successful in gaining awards at the Canadian National Exhibition for the following; First week, 2nd prize for Astérs 24 blooms, purple, 3rd prize for display of Asters not exceeding 150 square: feet, 151; prize for best basket of single Dahlias. Second week ilst prize Astors 24 blooms, purple, lst ‘prize Asters 24 blooms, white, 2nd prize Asters, 2:1 blooms red, 3rclhprize ‘Asters in display no‘t‘ exceeding 1&0 ft. T.T.C. wérkmen are busy all along the line preparing to change the gau- ge of the Radial Railways. All possi- ble preparatory work is being done- now so that the actual change can be made with the minimum of inconven- Won Prizes For Rhode Island Reds Preparing to Change Gauge David Fuller and one brother Goodyear Tires 5 British-American Gas Castro] Motor Oils Official Ontario Motor League Service Station. ‘ Agents for Chrysler Cara. \V'e specialize in remedying automobile ills. No matter what ailment your auto may be suffering from we can give it “a clean bill of health." Expert skill in repairing and a thorough knowledge of exery part of an automobile qualify us to put your car in perfect running order. OBITUARY WILSON & HARGRAVE‘ Automobile Specialists . Inspected Roads An ofl‘icial inspection of a number of roads in York County was made on Thursday last, by Warden W.M. Gra- haurfinr and a committee appointed by Ihim, consisting of Reeve W. Gohn, lMarkham; Reeve A. E. Pugsely, {Sutton; and Deputy Reeve W. J. Gardhouse of Etobicoke. At the June session of the County Council several -of the members introduced resolutions that certain roads in the county should be taken into the County Good Roads System, while the county should make grants to- wards the upkeep of a number of other roads. The committee made a thorough inspection of all roads in- eluding~ Richmond Hill and will make a report to the County Council at the November session. If you like him he has personality. If he doesn’t interest you, all he has is disposition. L Quagity Shoppe The z‘lace where you getquality and service' and a little more foryour money. Mrs. Norman Batty Phone 53 Richmond Hill Buy At Hom‘e And Save Your Car Farer FALL MILLINERY We‘are showing some of the newest styles in Velvets and. Felts for fall wear zit popular prices. \MATRONS HATS IN LARGE HEAD SIZES 3419 Yonge St. Just at the top ofâ€"the Hill, Funeral service from her late resi- dence Aurora at, 2 p. m. standard time. Interment at Aurora Ceme- tery. Friday, Slapt. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Cook Wish to thank their many friends for their assistance in helping with their barn raising on lot 28, con. 3. DIED ;BRILLINGERâ€"-’On Wednesday, Sept). 7th at her late residence, Mary A1- berta Brillinger beloved wife of J. H. Brillinger in her 68th year. MARRIED GEEâ€"WELLWOODâ€"At GEEâ€"WELLWOODâ€"At Beech Ave. United Church parsonage on Wednes- day, September 7, by the Rev. N. Wellwood; father of bride assisted by Rev. H. E. Wellwmd, B.A.B.D., brother of the bride and pastor of Beech Avenue church, Miss Eva Pirr- itte Wellwood to Mr. George G-ee, both of Richmond Hill. 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