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PAGE SIX Save Yourself at our expense Richmond Hill WILLCOX LAKE BRICK CO. LTD. fi BATTERIES When Building Enquire About Watch for the announcement of our new and exceptionally fine line of OFFICE: l RICHMOND HILL, TEL. 92. Don’t try to do the heavy parts of the fam- ily wash. Let us help you. This new plant was designed and equipped for that very purpose and can give you as much or little help as you desire by means of five differ- ent kinds of laundry serviceâ€"all moderate- ly priced. We use only soft water and pure soaps, etc. No marking, no starching, and each wash done separately. If you will have laundry ready when driver calls, you will assist us in giving good service. If you only have driver call when phoned for, Call up as early as convenient to-insure prompt attention. Phone Orders for Our Driver, Parcels may be left at Liberal Office, Telephone 9, Richmond Hill Lakeside 5280 MONARCH RADEGS Ranging in price 9.80, 13.50, 15,50 and 17.50 Radio Batteries Monarch Car ' Batterles We Call In Richmond Hill District WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Marbelite Brick ittle Bros. W. H. LEG-GE. Manager MANUFACTURED BY Ford Dealers: all sizes. RESIDENCE NIGHTS & HOLIDAYS TELEPHONE 2 r 12. 175 Ossington Avenue, Toronto. Ontario It is noted by officers of the Ont. Government that in New York State recently a chicken thief received a sentence of life imprisonment. In Ont- ario the approved method of “lifting a coop” is for one of the gang to enter with an atomizer full of chloro- form and, after giving each bird a whiff, a man with a sack gathers them up. In scores of cases every bird in a chicken house is thus stolen. Col. Price would not comment upon ,the threat of farmers in the neighbor- hood of Tillsonburg that they will ‘shoot apprehended thieves on their Ifnrms with shot guns. “That is their look-out.” he said, in some cases but it must be shown that lguns are used in selfâ€"defence. The Government is keenly aware of the loss being occasioned by such mid- night marauders but as it is a matter Iof criminal law we cannot make pena- Ilties more stringent here. We can ionly act through the police and the icourts and this we are doing to best :of our ability.” There are still persons driving horse vehicles Without lanterns, al- though many have promptly obeyed the law. Do not run unnecessary risks. Fire recently destroyed the barn and contents. the property of James J. Trainor, lot 16, con. 12, King, near Bell's Lake. The fire was first notic- ed about 6 a.m. and before sufficient help had arrived it made such rapid progress that all efforts were useless. TWO horses, all grain and hay (around '70 tons) and all implements were lost. The estimated loss is placed at $10,000 and is only partly covered with insurance. “A menance to the whole commun- ity” were the words used by George Baxter, Sanitary Inspector for Scar- boro. in reference to a family of aliens father, mother and ten children living in the township and drawing relief. The father was recently prosecuted for neglecting to send the children to school, and the Inspector last week at a meeting of the Board of Health dis- cribed them as being infected with vermin and living on dry bread and vegetables. The home they live in is unfit for habitation and the family were given 14 days to get out. But penniless and destitute they have no place to go. Hon. Dr. King, Minister of Health saysâ€"Thousands of children were under-nourished, not by insufficiency of food, but by improper diet. Pre- pared pamphlets will be distributed to all the schools in the province on this subject. Walkerton police were called by Formosa villagers who had twice been disturbed by motorists turning powerful flashlights into their win- dows. Aylmer has been without a band for the past two years and the citiz- ens are now quite jubilant over the fact that one is to be organized again. If there is one organization that every town needs more than another it is the town band, and the town that has to do without one for a short period soon realizes this fact and appreciates the worth of the band to community lifeâ€"Acton Free Press. No less than 16 fishermen were noticed lined up on the Beaverton wharf one morning recently, some coming from as far afield as Orillia. The herring and Whitefish are said to be very plentiful this season. Orillia Agricultural Society spent 81646 for attractions at this year’s fair and paid only $715.00 in prizes to exhibitors. This does not seem a very fair proportion for a show the primary object of which is supposed to be encouragement of agricul- ture. Prevelance of chicken thieving by gangs apparently specially trained and highly organized is causing Attorney-General W. H. Price and Hon. J. S. Martin, Minister of Agri- culture, considerable alarm this fall. Mr. Martin recently suggested that another application be made to Otta- wa asking that the Criminal Code be amended to provide higher penal- ties. Such an application was made a year ago, but no action was taken. GENERAL NEWS AND V1 EWS Autumn’s Promise Down the leaves come slipping .sliding Twisting, twirling, glancing, gliding. Yellow, scarlet, purple, brown. So the leaves come floating down. But behind each brown leaf dead Each new day new duties bringing; Work is gathered into sheaves, Old deeds pass like autumn leaves.’ Let new strength, new promise lie Close behind the deeds that die. Tiny leafbuds lift, the head. on our lives go, swiftly winging. THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONT. â€"Selecbed President, W.C.T.U. Richmond Hill, Ont. Dear Madam,â€" Kindly convey to the members of the W.C.T.U. our appreciation of their kindness in sending the splendid treat of grapes, apples. cakes, candy, nuts, flowers, preserved fruit, chili sauce and jelly for the sick patients of Christie St. Hospital. They are thor- oughly enjoying the treats. Thanking you, Sincerely, Mrs. W. Mortson, president of the Richmond Hill W.C.T.U. received the following letter from the Matron of the Christie Street Hospital, ack- nowledging the shower given last week. The president also wishes to take this opportunity of thanking all who so kindly donated to the shower. Christie St. Hospital Toronto, Nov. 11th, 1927 Christie Street Hospital Acknowledges Shower. General Theodorus Pangalos, for- mer Greek dictator, has been found guilty of high treason by a commis- sion appointed by the Government to enquire into his activities. GUILTY OF HIGH TREASON? Matron Christie St. Hospital. GE N E, RAE“ MOTORS of limited w v . 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We have in stock a full line of Cement Culvert Tile, all sizes, and Corrugated Metal Culverts and would be glad of an Opportunity to give you quotations. Langstaff Supply Co., Ltd RICHMOND HILL MOTORS Bad brakes are dangerous. Drive in and have them inspected and adjusted. FREE SERVICE. General Builder’s Suppliés v? Prompt Service OSHAWA, ONTARIO the countless other materials entering into the manufacture of General Motors cars. And it represents a greatly aug- mented production of General, Motors of Canada, resulting in lower costs of manufacture, in economics of purchasing, in greater savings of time and labor through greater volume. Thus, because in India, in Egypt, in Malta, Ceylon or South Africa, someone is buying a General Motors car from Canada, General Motors can offer to you, in Can- ada, a product of higher quality at a lower price than otherwise possible. G. H. Duncan. OLDSMOBILE OAKLAND ICADILLAC GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1927 Gil-5283 COKE COAL WOOD