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('GIVE THE KIDDIESI THE BEST I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1927 These cushion-sole shoes are made on comfont dasts and allow “mom rto grow for every toe.” Let the children wear “Hmdlbuts” and they’ll grow up with perfectly-shaped feetâ€"a price- less heritage. Hurlbuxbéhoes come in laced or but- ton styles,.in patent, black and brown calf. .13 Sheppard’s Shoe Store Constmlctioin of a sewage ‘lllfl‘nt in Armour Heights is to he proceeded with almost immediately, and North York Township Council on Monday entered into an agreement with the Amour 'Estates Limited for the im- mediate construction of a sewagev‘dis- posal plant. The erection of the plant has'been a contentious question for some 'time, but all negotat'ion'have now been completed. [In fine quality, gamed make, newest shades, at Participation of township employ- ees in municipal politics is not to be tolerated lby the Council, it was indi- cated cleafly when the foreman of one of the Toad divisions mus Vdi's- charged When it was reported that he had taken'part in a meeting called to support election candidates. In a large "minty of shades and ttihe newest at The Tawns'hip Treasurer was auth. orized to purchase certain lands for the widening of Don Mills Real to 66 feet in order that the Toronto and York Roatls(Con1n1ission might pro- ceed with ‘the ‘paving. Four-in-Hand, large mamiety, of shades at $1.00. Bows 50c. See us for shoes for men, \women and childnan. - Summer underwear cumbination at NORMAN J. GLASS Furnishing Store mmm WWflflflW? The Riflhmond Hill DIE NS CAXPS Be Sure Before Buying Diamonds When you buy a “Key Qual- ity" Standard Diamond Ring 3mm us. you know flat the Diamond :33 ot a. very high omndard always. Dunn-nu. .- __ ’l‘he prices are the same everywhereâ€"attached at the notary. with the maker's guarantee. $25.00 and ip. LET 'TleM WEAR HURLBUT 255W ~YONGE STREET. NORTH TORONTO HUDSON 1485 ShthfiCfiilHFen-“fifi JEWELER 2485 Yonge Street S 111 RTL‘S Willowdale $2.00 to $2. 75 $1.75 to $2.00 cusfié’nE'Spg: $1.00 to $1.50 GILR OY 'J‘ [ l4] S The Richmond Hill council has had a busy week hoTlding no less than three meetings in addition to numberless conferences in regard to the paving operations now 'in operation. It is now definitely arranged that there will be a forty foot roadway from the north limits of the'village "to the south line of Baldock’s garage with curbs and gutters as well. The cost of the curbs and gutters and extra pavement in this section Which will be construct- ed as local improvement will be in the neighbourhood of $18,000. A storm sewer will also be constructed on the east side of the tracks will have 2 sections to take care of the surface water. A change has been made in the m‘iâ€" giqal plans anfl ‘fihe‘pavement on the west side of the tracks will have a concrete base instead of the 'black base used on the west side. This is necesâ€" sary in view of the fact that without it there would not‘be a sufficient foun- dation for the road and the Depart- ment of Highways insisted 'on this type of construction. LOCAL COUNCIL The steam shovel has been working preparin the roadbed on the West side all ek and work of construction the foundation for curbs and gutters 'has already commenced at the north 'end. T.T.C. cars are now using the new tracks in the centre of the road and the old tracks have ‘been pulled up. ‘It is confidently expected that the Whole job will be completed in slight- ‘1y rover one month. Court of Revision The Court of Revision for the Vill- age of Richmond Hill will hold its First :sitting on Monday, October 24th in the Council Chamber at 8 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of hearing com- plaints :and appeals against the assess- ment for the current year. All Whom it may concern are re- quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. THE NEW CONSERVATIVE LEADER Hon. R. B. Benne‘tt, M.P., K.C., who was elected leader of the Conservaâ€" tive Party at the Winnipeg Convenâ€" tion. He received .780 votes out of a‘ total of 1,554.. Sunday Services 11 a.m.â€"The Third Temptation. 2.30 p.m.â€"Sunday School 7 p.m.â€"Rally Service conducted by the Young People's Society. A meet- ing of special interest. Eyesight Specialist OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN 167 Yonge Street, Toronto 2. (Upstairs Opposite Simpson’s) Elgin 4820 Rev. B. R. Strangways. ls mxxs'nm Business Schools Torontoâ€"twelve of themâ€"train young people for office positions through day and even- ing sessions and home study courses. Write for calendar. Head Offices: Bay and Charles Streets. '\ A. J. HUME, Clerk. Dated at Richmond Hill, Oct. 6, 1927 By the Most Modern Methods GLASSES IF REQUIRED AT RIGHT PRICES ARTIFICIAL EYES FITTED UNITED CHURCH THORNHILL F. E. LUKE HAD BUSY WEEK B a- .4- -. -0..-_._.-_~ Mrs. J.M. McDonald and son Billy, of Toronto are spending a few days with Mrs. R. Cooper. The members of the beef ring as- sociation are holding their annual meeting in the hall on Monday even- ‘ing of next week. \ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Peter McCallum and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCallum of Owen Sound were guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Jas. McLean last week. They at- tended the plowing match. ‘ HES The teachers in the four schools at- tended the York Teachers Convention held in Ottawa on Thursday and Fri- day of last week. ‘ - Mr. Chas. Hart is one of the few farmers in this neighbourhood who has a good crop of apples to garner. He expects to have well over one hun- fired barrels of first class fruit. Cott‘ her Mr. James McLean is in Brockvville this week attending Plowing Matches in that district. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Corners of Oshawa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W’ .F. Nichols. Mrs. Hopper Roseview ave. was the recipient of a beautiful Boston Sword Fern, donated by the Arcade Florists in the made in Canada contest broad- casted by C.K.C.L. On Sunday afternoon at 1.45 two Pilgrims of the Faith Mission of the Old Land will address the Sunday Schoolâ€"Pilgrim Gibb of Scotland, Pilgrim Roden of England who arriv- ed in Toronto this week. These are Spirit filled followers of Christ Who are the first of this band to come to Canada. They have dedicated them- selves unreservedly to the servic’e of the Master and intend holding serv- ices beginning in our community, (D. 'V.) on Monday evening. They have the active support,of a large praying 'band in Toronto and elsewhere who believe that “Prayer does things." Come on Sunday and hear their mes- sage. At Convention held in Ottawa the Teachers of York elected the follow- ing officers for the ensuing year. Past Presidentâ€"Mr. R.N. Weir; Presidentâ€"Mr. Geo. W. Shore; Vice- President, Mrs. E.E. Reece; Secreâ€" tary, Mr. L.R. Perkins; Treasurer, Miss L.M. Carroll; Librarian, Miss M. Little; Executive, Messrs V. E. jPi‘ke, W.M. Earl, Louis L. Nichols. \Misses L. Sloan, F. Brokenshire, A. Pike, W.1Misses L. S MacKenzie. Strathcona Committeeâ€"Mr. W. C. Ellis and Miss L. Dowswell. Dele- gates to O.E.A.â€"Mr. James Bevins, Mrs. S. Moose; Auditorsâ€"Mr. J. J. Kenniger, Miss Easton. Silo filling was a very pleasant op- eration this season compared with the task last year. The silos as a rule ai‘e not full, yet they are fuller than the most optimistic had expected in August. We regret to report that our genial blacksmith Mr. H. Flavelle is again under the doctors care. He is one of the indispersable mechanics of our village. His many‘ friends hope he may soon recover. Mrs. R.F. Boynton We are pleased to report is able to be out among her friends again after being shut in for months. Mr. H. Kaiser and his son Alfred are busy picking and marketing app- Ies this week. ‘ DIED RILEYâ€"At his late residence, 25 A1- dridge ave, on hesday, October 18th, Thomas, dearly beloved husband of Mary Bolan, late of Richmond Hill, Ontario. Funeral from the above address, Friday, October 21, at 9 a.m., for 10 o’clock mass at St. Luke’s Church, Thornhill, Ontario. SEWINGâ€"plain sewing done at home very reasonable, also orders taken for Ledon Knitting mills, Toronto, hosiery and lingerie, every garment guaranteed. Call and see me at my home, Edgar Ave., stop 22 Yonge Street, or write Box 236, Richmond Hill. Mr. W. G. Baldock gransacted busi- $5 in Oshawa on Wednesday. Miss Mary Tracy motored to Terra >tta and spent the week-end with r brother. SOCIAL and PERSONAL Victoria Square LOCAL NEWSY ITEMS THE L1BERAL. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. A very pleasant feature of a pro- gressive euchre and social evening held in the Masonic Hall last Friday evening was the presentation of an ad- dress and beautiful Chesterfield table to Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon. A- bout sixty attended, and progressive euchre, occupied the guests in the ear_ ly part of the evening the ladies prize being won by Miss Beatrice Matheson and the gentlemen’s prize by Mr. Ed- ‘Cooper. The presentation was made on behalf of the gathering by Mr. J.T. Saigeon, who carried out the duties in lhis customary acceptable manner and lread the following address:â€" The monthly meeting of the W0- men’s Institute was held on Wednes- day of last week at the home of Mrs. T. H. Keys. An interesting program was given by the members of the Thistletown Society, after which af- ternoon tea was served. Dear Friends,â€"â€"We, your friends of Maple and vicinity wish to take this opportunity of expressing to you the feeling of friendship which we have for you. We sincerely hope that the good feeling which now exists between us may long continue and that all through the future your lives may be happy and prosperous. We ask you to accept our congratulations at this the beginning of your wedded life with the wish that your lives may be a blessing to one another. We wish a1- so, besides in mere words to show in some tangible way our regard for you and ask you to accept this Chesterfield table, not for its intrinsic value but as a token of our esteem and with the hope that you may long be spared to enjoy it. Owing to the Anniversary services in the United Church, the service in St. Andrew’s church will be with drawn next Sunday. Signed on behalf of your friends Maple, Ont., October 14. Tommy Couper of Aurora High School received injuries while taking part in the sports at Newmarket on Saturday, losing his chance for be- coming junior champion. George Cooper had three fingers of his right hand hurt so badly while working in Forbar’s graveI pit that he will not be able to use them for some time. While returning from the Lutheran church on Sunday evening Lester Line was struck by an automobile, receivâ€" ing serious injuries. A number of ladies from here at- tended the W.M.S. meetings at King City last Thursday. Miss B.M. Carey and Miss M.O. McQuarrie attended th'e Teachers’ Convention at Ottawa last week. Anniversary services were preach- ed at, Teston on Sunday, in the mornâ€" ing by Rev. A. S. Kerr, and in the evening by Rev. C. H. Bowman. Last Friday evening a social time was spent in the Masonic Hall the oc- casiori being the présentation of a Chesterfield Table and an address to Mr. and Mrs. J. McMahon who were married recently. Presentation to Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. C. Ball have moved in- to the house lately occupied by Dr. S. Caldwell. Miss Peggy Teasdale of Snowball, visited over Sunday with Miss Mona Cousins. Mr. Jack Robinson of the Univers- ity, Toronto, (Forestry Dept.) visited over Sunday at Mr. A. C. Robinsons. Hallowe‘en Party of Women’s Insti- tute October 27th The officers of the Women’s Insti- tute announce a Hallowe'en celebr- ation for Thursday evening, October 27th, at the home of the presidents Mrs. A. Phipps, Richmond Street, which will be open to all members. Ghosts, gobblins, witches, fates an other seasonable portents will be en- ticing features of the programme ar- ranged by the Committee having the arrangements in hand and a decorat- ive supper will follow the games and goings on. All members and friends are invited to come along and help a- long this jollification Hallowe’en. Presbyterian Church Services Rev. 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