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PAGE FOUR EGGS FOR HATCHING AND BABY CHICKS O=0=O=0=0=°= 0=0===0=° Single comb White Leghorns, come from six matings of carefully record from 200 to 265, backed by the No eggs sold or set from pullet flock, fertile. Order now your April eggs I AM OFFERING SIX YOUNG BULLS OF CHOICE BREEDING and GOOD TYPE AND COLOR 0F BREED. A NUMBER OF HEIFERS RISING ONE AND TWO XEAtcu, urr THE MOST UP-TO-DATE FAMILIES. COWS WITH CALF AND COWS WITH HEIFER CALVES AT FOOT. YOUR CHOICE FROM FORTY HEAD AT REASONABLE PRICE TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHERS ON THE WAY. 1926 Tudor Sedan, pe rfect condition, good as new, license 1928, low mileage. 1926 Roadster, Al condition. 1922 Ford Touring, starter. 1921 Ford Touring, starter. Richmond Hill LITTLE BROS Ford Light Delivery E lmbank Shorthorns 1928 LicenseuGHEAP. WILLOWGROV‘E FARM R. No. 1, Richmond 'Phone Ricl All cars guaranteed as represented. WnlLe ucgnuum, uuu‘, y ............ V matings of carefully selected birds. Males from hens with to 265, backed by the blood of 295, 305 and 313 egg hens. set from pullet flock, first hatch of season was 95 per cent. 10W your April eggs and May chicks. THOS. THOMSON W. Vanderbent R. R. 2 GORMLEY Lot 19, Con. 3, Markham, (HEADFORDJ PHONE RICHMOND HILL 47-24 Authorized Ford Dealers. asy Terms “Bredern, we must do something to remedy de Status Quo,” said a negro preacher to his congregation. “Brudder Jones,.what am de Status Quo?” Asked a member. 1 “Dat, my bru‘dder," said the pre'ach_ I U ' Y ' Y, er, am Latln for de mess we 5 1n. { Modernism: Poking fun at women )drivers; keeping very quiet while your wife talks to the traffic cop. baby chicks and hatching eggs. Chicks ; L‘L ‘Phone Richmond Hill 46-R-11 UNITED CHURCH, RICHMOND HILL REV. A.A. WALL, Pastor 11 a. m.â€"Morning Service 2.30â€"Sunday School. 7 p.m.â€"â€"Evening Service ONE AND TWO YEARS, OFF STATUS QUO Ontario A good number of buyers and sell- ers were on hand Tuesday night at the North York Market, although some of the farmers experienced difficulty in negotiating the roads as the frost is going from them. “They were blast. ing the ice jams out my Way yester- day.” said one farmer, discussing the advent of spring with his neighbor. Maple sugar was to be seen at the market for the first time yesterday, and sold at 3 for 25c. Abundance of spring flowers, pussy willows and a very plentiful supply of eggs still fur. ther bespoke the advancing seasons. Amongst the cut flowers were daf- fodils, poeticas, sweet peas, marigolds and pansies, bunches of big velvety blooms selling at 20c per bunch. Hyâ€" ancinths were 25c and 30c per pot. .Easter lilies 75c, ivy 25c and English wallflowers 70c per pot. Eggs were fresh and plentiful, 45c. and 50. per dozen was asked for them and 70c per dozen for duck eggs. But- ‘ ter was 40c. and 50c. per Tb, cream 40c ‘per pint; chicken, 40c per 1b., roasting 35c for boilers. Delicious looking homeâ€"made sausage fetched 28c per Tb There were vegetables aplenty, car- rots, parsnips, turnips and beets were 25c per 6 qt. basket; potatoes 30c or $2 per bag. Cabbage was 5c and 10c. each. Lettuce, watercress, pepper- ‘cress, spring onions and parsely, crisp and fresh, sold at 3 for 10c; tender little radishes were the same price. Among the homeâ€"made delicacies on sale was cottage .cheese, 10c and 25c. per pint. Honey was 30¢ per pint, 35c for 21/2 Tb, and 60c for 5 lbs. Apples sold at 30c to 50c per 6 qt. basket, according to variety and qual- ity Greenings. Spies and Talman Sweets were most plentiful. The resignation of Verna McDonald as public health nurse for the town- ship of North York came as a surâ€" prise to members of the local board of health at its meeting in the munici- pal hall at‘ Willowdale on Monday. Reeve Anders‘on stated that she was taking another position, more attrac- tive. Miss McDonald will be released at the end of March and will receive a lbonus of one month’s salary. There are now 56 cases of commun- icable disease in the township, accord- ing to the report of the medical of- ficer of health, Dr. C.E. Hill. “There are eleven mild cases of measles in one school,” Dr. Hill said, “and 42 cases of mumps in the township.” He addâ€" ed that the water was in good condi- tion. Miss McDonald reported 978 pupils examined during the month. Four of these were exculded from school, while 16 had defects which were corrected. Eightyâ€"five home visits were made, while there were eleven children pres- ent at the free clinic held last Friday. Call for Tender For New School Addition Tenders for 'the new 4-room additi- on of the McKee ,Ave. Public School have been called for, and work will commence at an early date. The ad- dition will cost approximately $17,000, and will be fully equipped. The chil- dren will attend their usual classes while the addition is being erected. Ladies’ Night For Legion Plans for a ladies’ night to be held on April 2 were made at an executive meeting of Post 66 of the Canadian Legion in J.J. Duggan’s office at Wilâ€" lowdale this week. Dr. C.E. Hill president of the North‘York Branch, said that invitations would be extend- ed to every returned man in the town- ship to bring his wife or sweetheart, as well as sisters, cousins and aunts. OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY In The Township of Vaughan There will be offered for sale by Pub- lic Auction on 1928, at the hour of Twoâ€"thirty o’clock in the Afternoon at the HOTEL RICHMOND The whole of lot'75 and East half of Lot 73 on the north side of the Mill Road, according to registered plan 19- ‘23 for Township of Vaughan. fl RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO By Virtue of Powers of Sale contain- ed in a certain Mortgage which will be produced at the Sale, the following- property: The said lands will be offered sub- ject to the current year’s taxes and a reserve price. TERMS:â€"Ten per cent of the pur- chase price to be paid ‘down on the day of sale; for balance, terms will be made known at the sale. For further particulars apply to GEORGE E. NEWMAN, Vendor’s Solicitor, 18 Toronto Street, Toronto York Market aturday, Mar. 31 North York THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Auction Sale J. T. SAIGEON, Auct USED‘ CARS This is our revised list. Watch our adv. every week for good values. Guaranteed NOTEâ€"Our used cars are an recon- ditioned and every car is good value and will carry 1928 license. Free storage till wanted. Special 1926 STUDEBAKER 2 Door Sedan a Beautiful Family Car. Small Milage. Limited Richmond Hill Perfect in Every w like new. 1927 CHEVROLET COACH 1927 FORD PANEL Delivery, used very little, will paint and letter to suit Purchaser 1925 STAR COUPE Mechanical Condition and Appearance A 1 BALDOCK' 1923 DODGE COUPE A 1 Business Car, Bargain 1926 ESSEX COACH FORD TON TRUCK Good Running Condition . Snap. TERMS IF DESIRED 1923 McLAUGHLIN 4 Touring a real buy $925 $350 Perfect Condition $550 $550 1922 FORD SEDAN Good Shape $350 $300 $295 $77 $150 way, finish Ont. WANTEDâ€"Bright energetic youth WANTEDâ€"To rent 100 to 150 acres must be good buildings, in Markham or Vaughan Township, between Richmond Hill and fourth concessi- on. Apply George Kozak, Box 217 FOR SALEâ€"2 tube radio $15.00 with tubes, in good condition. Arm- strong electric incubator, 60 egg capacity, price $8.00. Apply A. Sturch, Langstaff. FOR SALEâ€"Cuthburt raspberry cain- es $2.00 per 100. Apply J.T. Jen- kins, Oxford St, Elgin Mills. FOR SALEâ€"One three piece walnut bedroom suite; also one marble top table, walnut. Apply B. Brackin, LOSTâ€"March 17, Near Gormley, one 32 x 6 tire, tube and rim, finder please phone. J.W. Farquharson, Stouffville 6103. FOR RENTâ€"Four roomed cottage, garage, and quarter acre of land at Victoria Square. Apply L.B. Heise Gormley R.R. 2. T0 RENT AT ONCE 100 acres, good house and. barn. Apply J. H. Prentice, 415 Balliol St. North about 18 years, to clerk in store. Apply Glenn’s Drug Store, Rich- mond Hill. , ‘;§ FOR SALE--3 piece Chesterfield suite tapestry reversible cushions. $100... 00; also rug to match $50.00. West. inghouse 4 tube radio set $50.00 Three small rugs, $5.00. Sewing table, $3.00; also Simmons single bed, complete with mattress, $10.00. These goods may be seen Thursday evening. Apply C. Smith, Langstafl Second door east from Duncan coal on. App Richmond FOR SALEâ€"White Blossom sweet clover, Government test No. 1, First prize at seed fair, Grimm Alfalfa, Government test, good Goose Wheat. Oscar Cox, Unionville, Bell phone. WANTEDâ€"Woman between age of 40 find 50 for general light house duties Apply Mrs. Major Morrison, Lang- staff, Ont. phone ThomhillJ-r-2. bedroom suite; table, walnut. Elgin Mills. FOR SALEâ€"Choice cabbage $1.50 per barrel. Apply John Gage, stop 29, Yonge Street, Elgin Mills. WANTEDâ€"Young girl for general house duties. Apply box 15, Liber. FOR SALEâ€"Mammoth Pekin duck eggs, Pardee’s strain, New York. $1.50 per setting. A.G. Robinson, Rumble Ave, phone 190. Friday, March 30thâ€"Auction sale of farm stock implements and furnâ€" iture, the property of T.G. Clark, rear lot 31, con. 3, Vaughan, 2%. miles north of Maple. Terms 7 months. J. T. Saigeon, auctioneer. FLEMING JERSEYS AT AUCTION Toronto. Monday, April 16, 1928 at 2 p.m. Donlands Farm, Don Mills Road, To- ronto. Having sold our milk route to the Acme Dairy, we will offer four choice young COWS of excellent type and breedingâ€"some of them fresh, others heavy in calf, also six two year old heifers, freshing immediately, also jtwo extra good holstein pure bred cows in milk. I eluded will be an out. standing young ull. Herd under ac. creditation. L. E. Franklin auction- eer. Write for catalogue, R. Russel Fleming- Donlands Farm, Don Mills Road, Toronto. “THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVERTISING--MAKE THE MOST OF IT” RATESâ€"Five lines or less, 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion. Over 5 lines 5 cents per line extra each insertion. yard. Rev. B. R. Strangways, B.A., B D MINISTER Sunday Services 11 a.m.â€"Isaiah’s Message continued 2.30â€"Sunday School 7 p .m.â€"More about “The Christ of {the Indian Road.” St. John’s Church 11 a.m.â€"Children’s Service 2.30â€"Confirmation service by the Right Rev. James R. Lucas, D.D. 2.30 â€"â€"Good Friday Service 31 Office SALE REGISTER Classifieéi Advertising m .â€"Lenten Lantern Service m . â€"Lenten Lantern Sewice UNITED CH U RCH THORNHILL Hill Oak Ridges PARISH HALL ELGIN MILLS THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928 FOR SALEâ€"1 Happy Thought coal range, aImOSt new, also Lounge framed oak Buffet, splendid conditi- ACRE BUILDING LOTâ€"Richmond St., Richmond Hill, one or more acr- es, town water, arctric light, teas- onable price, smal cash payment. A.E. Glass, Richmond Hill. FOR SALEâ€"Setting eggs, Rhode Is- land reds and White Leghorns. $1 for 15. Albert Harrison, Rumble Ave., Richmond Hill. HAIRDRESSING--Marcelling and etc done at your home. Mrs. Russell, Centre St., west, Phone 178. CASH PAIDâ€"For Poultry market Prices. Also for sale Flexo Glass cloth, 55c per yard or 10 yards for $5.00. Apply A. Robison, box 174 Richmond Hill, phone 190. FOR SALEâ€"House and about one half acre of land on lot is poultry house to accommodate about 400 hens; 'also brooder houses, large enough for 500 chickens, coal bum- } ing breeder and other poultry sup- plies; also a quantity of furniture, | 'rugs etc. Apply J. Hickson, Church Street. ASH PAIDâ€"For Poultry market prices. For sale Flexo Glass cloth, 55c. per yard or 10 yards for $5.00. Also Barred Rocks from imported strain, 75 cents per setting. A.G. Robinson, box 174 Richmond Hill, phone 190. IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE ROBINSON, deceased. FOR SALEâ€"Nine Store pigs, also 1 pup, male. Phone 45-1206 Richmond Hill. on, bed couch, fibrary table,can be seen at 174 Humewood Drive, To- ronto. All persons having claims against the estate of George Robinson, farmer, late of the Township of Markham in lithe County of York, deceased, who died on or about the 13th day of Januâ€" ary A.D., 1928, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Adminiâ€" strators on or before the 19th day of [April 1928, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said 19th day of April 1928, the assets of the intestate will be distributed a. mong the parties entitled thereto, "having regard only to claims of which the Administrators shall then have notice. DATED at Toronto, this 20th day of March A.D., 1928. NATIONAL TRUST C0., LIMITED 20 King St. East, Toronto, Ontario Administrators By WILLIAM COOK & COOK NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE | Notice is hereby given that Arthur Joel Cox, of the City of Toronto, in }the County of York, in the Provinc': of Ontario, clerk, will apply to the parliament of Canada, at the present session thereof for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, Emily Cox, of the said ‘City of Toronto, on the ground of ‘hdultery and desertion. ‘ DATED at Toronto this 16th day of [February A.D., 1928. RICHARDSON & PICKERING 213 Confederation Life Building, TORONTO, Ontario Markham Township Notice Public notice is hereby given that said Act provides that during the months of March and April in each year, vehicles operating or objects be- ing moved over or upon a public high- way, which is not within a city or sep- arated town, and having a carrying capacity exceeding one ton, shall not be loaded in exceSS of oneâ€"half the rat- ed capacity of such vehicle or object without a permit as provided by said Act. The Act also provides that notwith- standing such permit, the owner driv- er or operator of such vehicle or object is responsible for any damage caused to a highway by such vehicle or object. A penalty not exceeding $100 is provided for a contravention of any 0f the provisions of said Act. Notice is also hereby given that the provisions of the said Act will be strictly enforced with respect to the highways under the jurisdiction of the Township of Markham. Road Commissioners are hereby in- structed to watch their respective sec- tions for overloaded vehicles, accord- ing to said Act, causing damages uto the Township roads, and act accord- ingly. ‘ VV.C. GOHN, G.A.M. DAVISON, Reeve Twp. Clerk TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM LOADS 0F VEHICLES ACT Notice to Creditors Solicitors for the Applicant Their Solicitors herein.