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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928 0: Og0=0=0=0 $0=0=0=6 Wishes all the people of the North Yonge Street District a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year. He will bein this district within the next few weeks and will attend to all orders left at Glenn’s Drug Store Richmond Hill "Ladies and Gentlemenâ€"I with to take this oppor- tunity of expressing my thanks to you for electing me as councillor for the year 1928. 1 Wish one and all a Healthy. Happy and Prosperous year. 0=0==O=0=0=0=0=0=Oflg Ladies and Gentlemenâ€" I sincerely appreciate the honour which you have given me by electing me First Deputy Reeve of the Municipality for the year 1928 by such a handsome majority. I also realize the responsiblity of the office and assure you that I will endeavour to serve during the year 1928 in the best interest of all the people. Wishing all the ratepayers of the Township a happy and prosperous year “Richmond Hill â€" â€" â€"â€" â€"â€" Ontario ' FOR GOOD SHOES 2423 YONGE STREET â€" Gordon Ironside JOHN T. ANDERSON Piano Tuner Style Arch To the Electors of Markhan Township Clippendale Model with Edison diamond point reproducer and orthophonic reproducer. This machine is finished in mahogany and not a scratch on it. The original value of this machine was $550. Our price complete with over 100records. . . . . . . To The Electors of Markham Township Shoes for Women Width A to D~â€"size 3 to 8 Guaranteed to give comfort $7.50 . Halâ€"(Eck Limited“ A real bargain. . J. BEATTY “I I STIVER HUDSON 3338 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson and Miss Ness of Richmond Hill, left to- day for Interlachen Florida, where they will spend the next three months. Mr. James McLean was in London, Ont. last week looking over the ground in that district with the View of hold- ing the 1928 International Plowing Match in that section of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benson spent New Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. Mab- bett, Lansing. Mrs. Dellinger with her son George is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. W.H. Mylks, Yonge Street. We are glad to see Rev. H. F. Bat- tersby, Rector of St. Mary’s Church (C. of E.) is able to be around again after his indisposition. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Boynton and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. S. Boynton and family, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Boynton of Victoria Square, Mrs. and May Sanderson and Mrs. Bond of Richmond Hill, all spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Sand- erson. NOTICE Mr. Melleci wishes to announce that he is over crowded on F'riday, will teach on Tuesday aftegnoon and even- ing of each week. COMINGâ€"Don’t forget to consult Dr. F.E. Luke, optometrist, at H.F. Austin’s drug store, Ric-h'mond Hill, Saturday afternoon, January let, from 1.30 p.1n. to 8 p.m. LUBBOCK â€" SMITH A quiet but very pretty Wedding was solemnized at the home of the brides parents, Mosley Street, Aurora, on Saturday afternoon, December 3lst when Lillian Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith became the bride of Harold - Edmund Lubbock, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lubbock of Temper- ance Street. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. J.R. Patter- son, minister of the United church. The bride who was unattended, enter- ed the living room on the arm of her mother to the strains of Mendleshons wedding march, played by Miss Vera Lubbock sister of the groom. The bride looked charming in her going a- way gown of the blue georgette and carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses. After the ceremony a dainty wedding luncheon was served and later Mr. and Mrs. Lubbock left on a short trip to Gravenhurst. On their return they wil reside in Aurora. LUBBOCK-SMITHâ€"At the home of brides parent, Aurora, on December Slst, by Rev. J .R. Patterson, Lilli- an Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Aurora to Harold Edmund Lubbock, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lub- heck of Aurora. SOCIAL and PERSONAL NICHOLLSâ€"JSuddenly at his resiâ€" dence, Richmond Hill on Wednesday morning, January 4th, 1928, Hesse Allanson Nicholls, beloved husband of Catharine Jean Russell. Rev. B. R. Strangways, B.A., MINISTER RICHMOND HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C.A. Mullen, Minister Rev. C.A. Mullen, Minister Morning Serviceâ€"11 a. m. Sunday School â€" 2.45 p.m. Miss Aileen Atkinson, Organist and Choir Leader. Everybody Looked “All right back there ?” called the conductor from the front of the car. “Hold on,” cried a feminine voice. “Wait until I get my clothes on.” The entire carful of passengers craned their necks to look. A girl got on with a basket of laundry. The Track Supervisor received the Stou following note from 'one of his track bust fogemen: Yea] “I’m sending in the accident report Stud on Casey’s foot when he struck it with the spike maul. Now under ‘Re- It’s marks,’ do you want mine or do you that want Casey’s ?”â€"-Atlantic Seal. look Private family service at the house at 1.45. Funeral Friday at St. Mary’s Church at 2.30. WEDDING Sunday Services a..m.â€"â€"The Vision of Isaiah UNITED CHURCH THORNHILL 2 . 30â€"Sunday School Everybody Welcome In the School of Fellowship MARRIED DIED Lâ€"At the home of THE LIBERAL. RICHMOND HILL, ONT. How about those New Year Resoluâ€" tions? Let us hold fast lest we find ourselves in the same old grooves. After all 1928 brings the same old tasks and responsibilities but it is for us to say if We see their accomplish- ment to a greater degree of perfect. ions, and carry them to completion with a. nobler spirit. Names Not on List Some of our ratepayers think it is time for a change in our municipal matters. Many who have lived in this township for years found that their names were omitted from the voters list, notwithstanding the fact that their names are on assessors roll and they weren’t omitted from the col- lectors roll either. Why spend money printing a voters list and have only a partial list? Rev. A.A. Wall gave a rousing and inspiring sermon on Sunday on lifeâ€" its length, breadth, height and depth. He exhorted his hearers to let God live in and through them and in this way they would truly live. The people in our community are blest with two excellent leaders in our pulpits. From Sunday to Sunday the truths of Holy Writ are expouded by spirit filled men. 0n reflection on the Sunday discourse We concluded that if one half of the congregations put one half of the message into prac- tice during 1928, our church and com- munity, good as it is, would render a service to God beyond anything ever dreamed of. Let us rally to their support and get warmed up then our preachers will no longer experience those zero temperatures found in spir- itual life of many congregations, that blight the best efforts of good leaders. Mr. Robert Hopper and the Miss Hoppers spent New Year’s in Toronto. Mrs. Egbert Avison spent the first of the week with friends in Toronto. Mr. Gordon Avison of Mona, spent the week-end with his cousin Mr. Mur- ray Avison . Miss Eva Sanderson of Hamilton, spent the holiday with her cousin Miss Mabel Sanderson. We are sorry to report that Mrs Goforth is confined to her bed. Miss Kaiser of Toronto, spent Sun- day with our Merchant. A number of our young people at- tended the Watch Night service at Mennonite church, Gormley. Many of the boys and girls north of the store are well marked these days. Even two of the chaps who thought they could Ward off the chicken pox, have came to defeat. Well, well! James and Allen! Mr. Walter Cloke, with the Misses Cora and Clara Steckley, and Miss Stella Heise, of Buffalo, N.Y., spent Christma‘s“ at Gormley. W. M. S. Meeting At the regular monthly meeting of the Victoria Square Branch of the W. M.S. the following officers were elec- ted for the ensuing year: Presidentâ€"Mrs. W. Haig; Corres- ponding Secretary, Mrs. T. Reid; Treasurer, Mrs. L.G. Stoutenburgh; Associate Helper’s Secretary, Mrs. L. Nichols; Secretary of Christian Stew- ardship and Financeâ€"Mrs. I. Nichols Literature Secretary, Mrs. H. Flav- elle; Missionary Monthly Secretary, Mrs. W. Haig; Stranger’s Secretary, Mrs. E. Avison; Supply Secretary, Mrs. G. Dennis; Press Secretary, F. L. Boynton. During the past year three Associ- ate Helpers have been added and five new life members making a total of twenty life members. A bale of quilts ‘valued at $45 was sent to the Supply Secretary, Toronto, and 69 jars of fruit and pickles were sent to the Deaconess Home, $275, which exceed- ed the allocation by $75 was forward- ed to Mrs. J.A. Snell, Corresponding Secretary, Toronto. It’s a strange fact, but history shows that Diogenes didn’t even attempt to look for an honest women. On Thursday, December 29, the ex- ecutive met at the home of Mrs. L.C. Stoutenburgh to settle any unfinished business and make plans for the New Year. It was decided to use the new study books for 1928. Victoria Square CLEANING & PRESSING A SPECIALTY We will grind valves Clean carbon Re-seat valve seats Reface valves Overhaul ignition system Clean sediment bulb and carburetor Tune and adjust motor Time valves to piston travel Grease and oil car Lubricate springs Flush crankcase Inspect and water battery FOR $6.00â€"LABOR, PARTS EXTRA Operation No. 2 We will perform Operation No. 1 plus operation No. 2. Fit new rings and pistons Oil cure pistons Refit connecting rod bearings Line up connecting rods Line up pistons Hone cylinders if necessary FOR $14.25--LABOR PARTS EXTRA New Fruit Store Richmond Hill An exceptionally large range of finest quality material always in stock. Our prices are remarkably reasonable and a look at our goods will convince you that there is no better value ob- tainable anywhere. Now Open for Business Full Line Fruit, Vegetables and Confectionery Headquarters for Celery Hearts and Head Lettuce Oranges from 30 Cents per dozen up GIVE US A TRIAL AND WE WILL TRY AND PLEASE YOU Operation No. 3 e will remove motor assembly Rebore block Rebabbitt block Fit crankcase bearings Fit new camshaft bearings Tailormade Clothes Authorized Ford Dealers. Richmond Hill â€" __ __ _ RICH MOND TAILORS REPAIRING Operation No. FURS RE-LINED AND RE-MODELLED J. A. GREENE Telephone 5j or Residence 49W RICHMOND HILL We offer the following specials that will save you money : ittle Bros. Overhaul magneto Overhaul and rebush transmission. and clutch Install new flywheel ring gear Fit new pistons, rings and pins Line up crankcase Reline transmission bands Grind valves Reseat valve seat Reassemble and install , FOR $25.00-LABOR, PARTS EXTRA Operation No. 4 We Will remove rear axle assembly from car Disassemble and inspect all parts Make necessary repairs Reassemble and install Adjust emergency brakes FOR $5.50â€"LABOR, PARTS EXTRA Operation No. 5 We will overhaul front system and steering gear Rebush the spindles Rebush spindle arms and spring shackles Adjust steering ball caps Line up Wheels and reset axle Adjust and inspect wheel bearings and grease -‘ (Guaranteed to stop shimmie)‘ V. FOR $4.50â€"LABOR, PARTS EXTRA Phone 195 PAGE FIVE Ontario