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1391 Yonge St, Toronto. Only 7 Used Cars and Trucks In Stock Balance Must Be Sold This Week 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan,SBalloon Tires $295 1925 Ford “ “ “ “ $275 1924 Ford Fordor a dandy $295 1924 Ford Touring exceptionally good $165 1926 Ford Touring 5 balloon lires . . $275 1926 Ford “ 5 “ “ . $295 1921 Ford half ton Panel Job $85 Street From To Garden Ave., Yonge St. Westerly limit Spruce Ave., Yonge St., Avenue Road Yongehurst Rd, Yonge St, Westerly Lt Oxford St., Yonge St., Lot 35 2. The cost of the work is $16,840.38 of which $535.10 is to be paid by the Corporation. The special rate per foot frontage is 65.9 cents, and the spec- ial annual rate is 8.53 cents per foot. The special assessment is to be paid in ten installments. 3. The estimated lifetime of the work is ten years. , 4. A Court of Revision will be held on the 15th day of December 1927, at 10.00 a.m. o’clock at the Townshianall, Vellore, for the purpose of hear- ing complaints against the prop0sed assessments or the accuracy of front. age measurements and any other complaint which persons interested may desire to make and which is by law cognizable by the Court. Dated, November 22nd, 1927 J. B. McLEAN, Clerk 1. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Vaughan has con- structed as a Local Improvement Macadam Pavements on the Streets as shown in the Schedule below. Take Notice that TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN Court of Revisian (Fir; P EDGAR WALL, 'erms: Thirdiqfsh, balanée arranged It Won’t Be. Long Now North End Motors Ltd. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS PLANNING EARLY Religious Books of All Kinds All the latest Fiction at Reduced Prices. Write {or free bookletâ€"“My Home." It will tell you how Gyproc, Rocboard Gypsum Insulating Sheathing and Insulex will reduce your fuel bfll from 2) to 40 per cant. THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA 1 ‘ and torn, faded wallfiéofie} Gyproc Fireproof Wallboard. Gyproc walls and ceilings will make every room bright and fresh. Takes any decoration. Fireproof, cold proof and heat proof. The strongest and lightest insulating wallboard known. Jones Lumber Co] - â€" Richmond Hill, Ont MRS. PUT-OFFâ€"Here it is almost December 1 and I have nothing ready for Christmas. This time of year means so much hustling and plan- ning thatI really dread the next few weeks. MRS. DO-lT-NOWâ€"Well I can sympathize with you; Ifelt the same way until the other day Edgar Wall qalled and took my burden away with him. He’s getting my Christmas cards and he suggested a number of suitable presents which suit my needs exactly and they are so cheap too. You should give him a ring. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1927 GFireproof Wal;board Toronto’s Uptown Ford Sales and Service : Make Old E Rooms E New For Sale By SCHEDULE Gyproc will give you bright, comfortable extra rooms at small "‘ sleeping quartérsr oirv aâ€"Efiil: dren's playâ€"room. MAKE your attic into extra n‘nnn:n~ n..-_‘A__ ._ A A 'l Cost $6351 .80 4329. 70 3656 .00 2502 .88 16840.38 Total _R_ight .0311: dapagcd walls Phone 60 Richmond Hill Phone HUdson 420 Owner’s Share ‘ 6220.00 4197.90 3516 .30 2371 .08 16305 Corporation‘s Share 535 131 131 139 131 _ DIED I WESLEYâ€"On Tuesday, November 22 1927, at his residence. Newmarket, Ont, Joseph Wesley, beloved hus- band of Mary Cleland, in his 88th year. Service (private) Thursday at 2 p.m. to Newmarket cemetery. Everybody agrees the tariff is a local issue. The disagreement arises ,in trying to localize the profits. RUSSELLâ€"In loving remembrance of Lillian Reaman Russell, who de- parted this life, November 26, 1926. A rose that is sweetest and fairest In the end is killed by the frost, And the flower that is nearest and dearest Is the loved one we have lost. Deep in our hearts lives a. picture Of our loved one laid to rest. In memory we will keep it Because she was one of the best. Our lips cannot speak how we loved her, Our hearts cannot tell what to say, God only knows how we miss her In our home that is lonesome to-day. â€"-Mother, Brother and Sisters. 1 United Church Bazaar A bazaar under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of Richmond Hill United Church, will be held in the school ‘room of the church next Thursday, ‘December lst, commencing at 3 p.m. sharp. There will be offered for sale a varied assortment of useful and fancy articles, also art. flowers, home- made candy and home-made cooking booths. The event will be officially ‘opened by the pastor Rev. A.A. Wall. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 p. 'm. followed by an entertainment. Ad- mission to supper and entertainment 35c, children 25c. Will Hold Social Eevening A social evening will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Cook. Church St., ‘on Tuesday next, November 29 under the auspices of the Horticultural So- ‘ciety. The members of the society and friends are cordially invited to at- tend. Sale of Work on Nov. 26 A sale of work will be held on' Sat- urday. November 26 under the ausp- ices of the Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church, Richmond Hill. The sale which commences at three o’clock will include a varied as- sortment of useful and fancy articles homemade cooking, kitchen utensils, children’s booth and fish pond. Noth- ing in the sale over one dollar. This will be an excellent opportunity to se- cure your Christmas presents. Tea will be served from four to six o’clock. Postal Announcement The south mail arrives at the Richâ€" mond Hill Post Office at 5.45 p.m. and the south mail leaves aat 6.10 p. m. Commencing Monday, November 28 the mail will close at 5.30 p.m. The wicket will be open nightly at 6.30 p.m. Citizens are asked to take note of these changes. A.G. Savage Postâ€" master. Young People’s Meeting The regular meeting of the Young People’s Society of the United Church will be held next Monday evening, November 28, at 8 p.m. sharp. The meeting will be in charge of the Social and Recreational Dept. Everyone is invited to attend. Refreshments will he served. Mr. Harry Hopper returned home from the West on Friday. Rev. Land Mrs. A.A. Wall accompâ€" anied the choir of the United church to the home of their leaflet Mr. Mel- ecci last Friday evening When a most enjoyable evening Was spent. Mrs. H. Innes was this week pre- Sented with a handsome silver entree dish by Mrs. A.L. Phipps on behalf of the Women’s Institute, as a mark of appreciation of her excellent service to this organization on the eve of her de- parture to her new home in Oshawa. Miss Rhoda Barker is visiting with her aunt in Thornton. Mr. W. Kerr, of St. George. visited 'in the village on Tuesday at the home of Miss Moyle, Yonge Street. Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Moyle, of Paris, Ontario, visited over last week-end with their cousin Miss Moyle, Yonge Street. Miss Isobel Hallowel visited over the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McLean. Reeve Lunau attended the Novem- ber session of the York County Coun- cil this week. Mr. C.N. Cooper visited the Royal Winter Fair on Wednesday. SOCIAL and>PERSONALJI IN MEMORIAM LOCAL N EWSY ITEMS “The dawn comes up like thunder.” Thunder makes a lot of fuss and doesn’t do anything. There is an air- plane named “The Dawn.” At three o’clock on Monday after- noon at the United Church Parsonage at Richmond Hill, Ontario, 3. very pretty wedding took place, when Miss Gertrude E. Harding, daughter of Mr. Thos. Harding was married to Mr. James Calvert Nichol. of Parkhill, On- ‘tario. The ceremony was performed 'by Rev. A.A. Wall, in the presence of immediate friends of the bride and groom. The bride was given away by by her brother. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal couple left for a trip South and West" expecting to return about the Christmastide. They will reside in Parkhill. Heinz Demonstration * A demonstration of the many Heinz products which are so well known to every housewife Will be given at The Leader Store of J. & M. Stein, Yonge Street on Saturday afternoon next. The general public are cordially invit- ed to come and taste the many good things. The election of Reeve would be an easy matter against all comers, but much concentrated effort would be needed for the election of four chosen Councillors. Councillorsâ€"One of the above two and Mr. Duncan, Dr. Langstaff, Mr. Mansbridge, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Herr- ington, Mr. Greene, Mrs. Perry. Mr. Davies, Mr. Endean, Mr. Jones, Mr. Walker. Maybe several other good men could be suggested but make a selection and elect the chosen slate. Reeveâ€"Councillor Sloan or Council- 101' Baldock. From the aroma permeating the air it is apparent that an election is in the offing and as usual we give a man our promise to vote for him, not thinking at the time who will be his opponent, and in many cases it happens that in our estimation a better man for the office enters the contest, but having given out promise we refuse to go back on our word. The result often being that our vote is lost. and we promise ourselves never again to make such a blunder. Don’t you think Sir that an organization call it by whatever name you wish should be started, who will weigh the pros and cons of all parties for any particular office and give us a lead as to the best man to vote for. We have lots of men with ability and no doubt some of these could be indUC- ‘ed to take office if properly endorsed and I think sir the endorsation of an organization such as I speak of would have the support of the majority of the people in this village. Let one or two members from our ladies ol‘ganiz ation confer with one or two of our men folk and if they can mutually a- gree upon a slate for the coming elec- tions let each party, SEPARATELY complete their organization with a strong determination of electing that slate. As one of the condemned roost- ers or should I say criticized roosters let me suggest a slate to choose from. so they can get down to brass tacks. Suggests Some Timber For Municipal Office Construction The Editor Liberal Newspaper Dear Sir:â€" I firmly believe sir, that if the cases of which I know, and some of which are quoted here are typical of con- ditions all over the town that it is cer- tainly time we were taking councillor Sloan’s idea of revising the assess- ment. Now Mr. ’Editor I wish to point out that I took the regular steps and ap- pealed against my assessment at the Court of Revision and the result was that my assessment was reduced by twentyiive dollars. They said that my assessment was all right; well maybe it is but if mine is alright there sure must be many others that are not alright. After reading the letter in your last issue I feel that I must say a few words in support of it and also in sup- port of the suggestion of councillor Sloan regarding the assessment. Per- sonally I know of houses which are not at all equitably assessed in com- parison with others. For instance I know of one house worth $6500. which is not paying as much taxes as a pro- perty worth $5200. Iknow of other houses worth from six to seven thous- and dollars which are not paying much more taxes than/the $5200 house Editor Liberal Sir:â€" THE LIBERAL. RICHMOND HILL. ONT. Claims Assessment Not Equitable Richmond Hill, Ont. November 22, 191 Letters From The People NICHOL â€"- HARDING WEDDING LITTLE CHICKEN Yours truly Yours truly H . N.W. COOK Quality Sheppe The place where you get quaiity and service and a little more for your money. 3=o==ao=o=o=o=o=o=o =0 0=0=0=0=0=0= °=O=O=9 H Phone 53 G=0=°=O=O=° E Crepe-de.chene asplendid grade. all colors =1 one: Just received another lot of Stamped Goods. TOWELS, DOYLIES, RUNNERS, BUFFET SETS ETC.. AT POPULAR PRICES. An Excellent. Opportunity Richmond Hill Christmas Goods in Stock éll W001 Flannels at 98c. yard 1923 Maxwell Touring Â¥Al condition. Sacrifice price 1927EChevrolet Sedan, used by us as a demonstrator, only run a few miles, scarcely brokcnin. Special price sold to you with new 1926 Ford Roadster, guaranteed perfect Price‘ For This Week-End All Millineryfi at redygefigrices from $2.95 up:i ome in and see our Rose-Marie Silk Underwear newest shades and reasonable prices. USED CARS Full fashionied. boxed individually for Xmas gifts Priced at $1.95 other lines from 98c up. Mrs. Norman Batty hone 53 Trench Rh car guarantee. Crepe-de-‘chene Scarves from $1.95 to $4.50 Weldrest Hosiery Men's Work Shirts, Hosiery and Underwear ASK FOR PROFIT SHARING COUPONS TWO FORD TRUCKS for any reasonable offer. Book Racks, Magazine Racks, Book Cases, Brackets and N umberlesg other furniture Novelties to your order. You will find them very inexpensive the same time possessing quality and individuality. An inexpensive way Christmas. ELIZABETH STREET To secure the many little additions you want to make to your Home Furniture, PAINT YOUR OWN AND SAVE MONEY. . B. FINCH WOODWORKER . Baldock Limited Trench BIOcn 1°=0=0= ice$2 RICHMOND HILL , ALWAYS Something New $2.25 yd Ontario Corner Made and at