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PAGE Ema; Fashion Revue-CapitolTheatre un-ua-Avu.’ "A-.. “vv ~--_-. great variety of models and C 01 org" some have novelty Hats that are dec1dedly r1ch in Inspiration, subtly hand_painted 01. embroider_ reflecting the mode for soft femininty, in the graceful ed turned.back cuffs others swing of the brimâ€"that is always in complete harmony are slip-on or gauntletâ€" with the smartly modeled crown. Youthful models of and Still Others are in the felt and velour, with drooping or up-turned brims, with 7 ' v _ . 8‘ er Popmal one and mo modern geometric tucks, slashes and creases, and Wlth clasp models. The glove mav be Stitched in com the smart snug fitting line at the back. Some are comâ€" tm‘sting color 01. plain bined with velvetâ€"a distinctly new note. Simply tail- ored and beautifully made. In all the new colors. 9 8 c to $2.5 0 { $3 to $10 THE LEAH SHOPPE 246; Glovetime againâ€"and these cannot be equalled any- where for quality, style, and price. They are of washable suede, kid, mocha Chamois and doe-skin, in a great variety of models and colors. Some have novelty hand-painted or embroider- ed turned-back cuffs others are slip-on or gauntletâ€" and still others are in the ever popular one and two clasp 'models. The glove may be stitched in conâ€" trasting color or plain. Bright Array . of Gloves September 29th, 30th, Oct. lst. New coats that combine sumptuous furs With youthfulness of line are here for early inspection and selection of those wcmen and misses who appreciate the many advantages enjoyed through unrestricted choice. Style, quality and price are factors which make these coats particularly attractive. First Fall Showing 2463 Yonge St. $19.50 to $79.50 Your Autumn Hat I'HE LIBERAL. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. Hudson 5283 2463 Yonge Street HUDson 3283 The first word in Autumn fashionâ€" Iow showing, from Satin Georgette and Velvet $12.95 to $35.00 Patterson Lodge A.F. & A.M. held its initial meeting of the season on Thursday, Sept. 15 in the Masonic Hall, Thornhill. Several distinguish- ed visitors were received and Welcom- ed by the Worshipful Master J. R. Smith. Among whom were the fol]- owing R.W. Bro. Chas. Hamilton, D. D.G. Master, Grand Lodge” Offic- ers, R.W. Bro. Walter Hopkins, R.W. Bro. John G. McDonald, W. Bro. F.J. Graham, of Bedford Lodge accompan- ied by W. Bro. Lamen, I.P.M. and officers and members. After closing of Lodge the Brethren retired to the Banquet Hall where a most enjoyable evening was spent consisting of songs, violin and piano solos etc. It was announced during the speaches by Bro. J.R. Smith W. M., that at the regular meeting in October A Father and Son night would be staged at which His Honour Judge Mott of the Juvenile Court will be the principal speaker. Through- out the evening there will be a music- al programme, also refreshments and a good time is assured for the boys. Rally Day will be observed in the United church Sunday School, next Sunday afternoon. Rev. Dr. Duncan will be the. speaker. All the parents of the children are cordially invited. Women’s Missionary Society to Lead Service The service in the United Church here next Sunday morning will be un- der the direction of the Women’s Missionary Society. Miss Almh Ball of Wahstar, Alberta will address the congregation. We take pleasure in welcoming through this column Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hisey. Mr. Hisey has taken over the butcher business which has up to date been conducted by Mably & Son. Change in Standard Bank A change has been made in the per- sonnel of the local branch of the Stan- dard Bank. Mr. H. Dawson, former teller has been transferred to Kinâ€" mount, Ont. and he has been replaced by Edward Robinson of Richmond Hill. Have You Got Your Personal Greeting Cards Yet When securing your personal greet- ing cards, please don’t forget your local Liberal representative. A splenâ€" did line of distinctive cards at most moderate cost. Head-0n Meeting Wrecks Two Cars One Arrest Made Driving south on Yonge street at the foot of Hoggs Hollow hill Satur- day evening, Stanley Cole of Lansing, crashed into a northbound car driven Thornhill District News NEWMARKBT AURORA RICHMOND HILL Capital and Reserve $4,500,000.00 The Imperial Bank of Canada also, is a part of this country’s backbone and very properly follows a middle courseâ€"conservative, sound, and re, liable, but bearing a steadily increas’ ing part in financing the development of the country which it serves. On the Highway A Middle Course See our Quebec style stoves before you buy Stovepipes, Elbows, Tees, etc. BRANCHES Phone 18 Electric and Coal Oil Heaters OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE - - - for the chilly evenings. . Y. W. Brathwaite SEASONABLE LINES The Yonge Street Highway lead' ing to Toronto runs like a backbone through Old Ontario. As years roll on, the Highway bears ever increas’ ing traffic and becomes more and more important to the development of the territory. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 13.21 Richmond Hill by Jim Cowie, of Thornhill. Both cars were badly smashed and piled up on the side of the road. Neither driver was injured. Chief of Police R. D. Risebrough who appeared on the scene of the smash shortly after it oc- curred and arrested Cole on a charge of being intoxicated while driving a car. Thanksgiving Services in Trinity Church Harvest Thanksgiving Services will be held in the Trinity Church, here on Thursday, Sept. 22nd, at 8 p. m. and on? Sunday, Sept. 25th. Rev. Canon (LG. McDonigle, L.L.D. Rural Dean, of West York will preach at the Thursday evening service. On Sun- day, Sept. 25th the preacher at the 11 a.m. service will be Rev. R. Ashcroft, M.A., of Torono, and at the evening service Rev. Sydney Childs, B.D. Special music. Everybody welcome. Thornhill Lidies Defeat Elgin Mills ; Thornhill Ladies Softball team'were {successful in carrying off the prize of $10.00 at Carrville field day last Sat.â€" lurday by defeataing Elgin Mills by a 1.11-“- -n 4.ou .1, score of The Een dollars re- ceived was handed back to the treas- urer of Carr-ville church as a donation from the team. Social and Personal Mrs. Horace Campbell from the Ca- nal, Ont, is visiting with her neice and Nephew Mr. and Mrs. John R. Campbell. Miss Laura Kerfoot. of Minesing, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes. 1 Miss Ethel Woodall, of Huntsville was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. John Campbell this week. Miss Marjorie Farr entertained the messenger boys of the Royal Bank and several of the girls of this village to a com roast last Monday evening. [A good time was enjoyed by all. Insurance Salesman (over phone)â€" “Is this Mr. Jones? How would you like to have Your wife and child re_ ceive fifty dollars a week after your death? No wourâ€"” Jonesâ€"“Very much indeed, thank Jonesâ€"“Very much ’indeed, thank you. I Wish ‘em luck. By the way, do you supply the Wife and child ?” Another One to Nature’s Credit Two professors have discovered that a woman has 20,000 more hairs on her head than a man. By this beautiful provision of Nature, man is always assured of a hair-pin for cleaning his pipe. Bright and Snappy TORONTO We Deliver. 41