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f/Friday, AWE Mi, W .IJ’ MfliEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES Thepropertybf Albert Michael I ‘ AT THE 'ominion Hotel Yards, Récifimamé SEE gill goqd farm horses, well broken quiet and ranging in weight fronln 1200 to 1606 lbs L71 color harmonies the long; 10w lines o bodies. The G. 3!. A. C. Deferred 1 all he finest family car ever sold at m law a price It has the great advantage of Nash 7-bearing performance. It excels also in steering and riding easeKSpecially de- signed, Nash alloy-steel springs plus shock absorbers, front and rear, add unusual comfort to your travel. You simply cannot buy finer motoring for the money than this big, fleet- looking, smartly appointed, Nash Ad- vanced Six Sedan for five. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928 ’be G. M. A. C. Deferred Payment Plan 0‘ advantages to buyers of McLaughlin-Bu foLAUGHLINâ€"BUICK’S tic} P. C. HILL, Dealer Richmond Hill Phonevl4 â€" AUCTION SALE ,_._M.mx_.m w WNW-w w M... “W. Richmond Hill, Ont'. am the Eggttmmgwmfi fix. Shasgirg .Baidock, Ltd nonies add further charm to fines of the modern Fisher ‘. SAIGEON, Auctioneer. Lang. JEN my $ 1235 nt Plan oflei's ma: ughIin-Buick cars. BUILT â€" McLAUGHLIN - B rich, modislP There are optional colors to suit your tasteâ€"i: smart, built-in, custom trunk, trimmed with nickel straps, for style â€"and 5 steel disc wheels as standard equipment. (Six disc or six wire wheels, two of them side-carried and fitted with extra tires, are optional at slight extra cost.) There’s no car at its price capable of so much lasting satisfaction as this Nash Advanced Six Sedan. It’s a finer mode of motoring, at a lower price! .flEFEflEf The 1928 M: Buick pgesents Last week one of our policy holders broke 6 ribs and his collar bone. We paid him $500 DOLLARS. YOU MIGHT BE THE LUCKY ONE T0.MORROW the interior color- anies. providing an .phere of luxury and men: approached by save the most costly can. Ontario PARISH HALL Good Friday Serviceâ€" 8 p.m EBBâ€"Sunday School 7 gumâ€"Easter Service with Lantern Address ELGIN MILLS GET .YOUR ACCIDENT INSURANCE OF J 0 E J A R V I S Good Friday Serviceâ€"2.30 Easter Day 10 a.m.â€"â€"Sunday School 11 a.m.â€"â€"Holy Communion WILL 3mm 1H5! Easter Day 2.30â€"Sunday School 3.30â€"Easter Service with Lantern Address ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Oak Ridges THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Immec Richu 1 Social and Personal RICHMOND HILL CORPS LIEUT L.R,°ELLIs0N Officer in Charge Sunday Services Holiness Meeting . . . . . . . . . . 11 Sunday School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Salvation meeting . . . . . . . . . . . 7 The regular meeting of the Rich- mond Hill Board of Education on Tuesday night was featured by the presentation of the auditor’s report and the report of the inspectors. The auditor’s report showed the books and accounts to be in very satisfacâ€" tory shape and the finances in good standing. The Inspector’s report of his inspection of the High School in March was very complimentary, the grading of the accommodation was invariably number I, and his» remarks concerning the splendid standing of the school was very gratifying to the board. In his general remarks Inspector Husband said: Mr. Allan Meyer, of Buttonville, underwent an operation for appendiâ€" citis this week and we understand he is making favorable progress. “It has been a pleasure'for me to visit the Richmond Hill High School and note the fine provision that has been made for carrying on the work of secondary education. The memâ€" bers of the ,Board as ‘well as the people of the village and the sur- rounding community are to be con- gratulated on the interest they have shown in the welf e of the boys and girls; and I trust t at the success of those who may be trained in the school from year to year will be in keeping with the sacrifice the com- munity is making to maintain it in its present efficient state. The following members were pre- sent; chairman G. H. Duncan, trus- tees, H. Endean, H. Murphy, H. Cook, H. Sanderson, A. A. Eden, Jos. At- kinson, and Stan. Tyndall. Word has been received of the death of Milton Palmer, a former wellâ€"known lacrosse player of Rich- mond Hill. He had been living in New Mexico and died following an operation. The accounts paSSed included an item for $82, for a metallic garage to be used as a. tool room and store- house at the High School. SALVATION ARMY Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hill, motored to Buffalo at the beginning of the weak to attend the wedding of Miss Dorothy Day Gibbs and Dr. Ernest James Hi1]. Mr. and Mrs. Lauder Glass, of Detroit, are holidaying in Richmond Hill for the coming month. SPLENDID REPORT OF LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL Councillor James McLean spent the week end at his home here. Principal Stewart is a good organ. izer and administrator and he is for- tunate in having, for the mest part, teachers of experience associated with him in the work. However if the school is to get his best service as Principal he should be relieved as soon as possible of work in Physi- cal Culture. I was also informed that most of the boys and girls are interested in the athletics of the school and this is desirable. Good wholesome sport has ever been a source of strength to the life of any school, as through it the phySical wellâ€"being of the pupils is promoted and certain lessons, im- portant in their bearing on the fu- ture life of the boys and girls, are inculcated almost unconsciously.” Tenders Were received for supply- ing floor oil and dustbane t0 the school and the order was awarded to C. N. Cooper. The board had securâ€" ed Toronto prices on the commodities but the local price was lower. ing. During my Visit I had an op portunity to listen to a very good de bate.‘ A commendable work of this school taken in debating a T. C. NEWMAN BARRIS’PER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC Toronto Office, 18 Toronto St., Phone, ELGIN 1 8 8 7 A. C. HENDERSON PLUMBING AND TINSMITHING Hot Water Heating and General Repairs ,d Hill 11' ay after! 9 Street ture 3,} ,ed to have the 1 Public School which was de At the mee zens or the buttonvule community as an appreciation of the excellent services of the brigade when fire destroyed the community hall and threatened the community some months ago. counc‘l held on Monday York Producers’ Associati solution, recommended a that the personnel of 1 officers be left the same out any new appointment Rev. Thos. White has accepted the invitation of the Temperanceville United- Church to remain as pastor for the sixth year. The Newmarket High School are The ceived zens c EDry GOOdS, Ladies, Wear: o=o==o=o J. ‘A. GREENE Telephone 51' or Residence 49W Richmond Hill â€" le CLEANING & PRESSING A SPECIALTY Richmond Tailors For Good Clothes at i Reasonable Prices with Guaranteed '1 Fit, Style and Workmanship The first day of Spring and only one week from Easter W’e invite you to come in and see our splendid display of Millineryâ€"all the new- est styles in Matrons. Misses and Childrenâ€" Priced from 2.95 up. especially bought for Easter Phone§53 local Fire brigade re a substantial check ‘f the Buttonville c Flowers, Ties, Scarves, Hosiery Quality ShOppe Hal} Paper from We rel! Mrs. Norman in all the new shades for women and Children Priced from 59c. to 1.98 Millinery and Novelties =o=omo=oo=o use of the Stuart Scott [ until the high school strayed is rebuilt. Iting of the North York on Monday the North ers’ Association, by re- )ommended t6 Council :rsonnel of the market 2ft the same and with- Goods Called For and Delivered :1 Hill â€" Phone 195 fi 0 0=0=0=0=0=0=l0=0 10=0=0=0=0=0=0=9 Richmond Hill cently from- mg citi are Meek. It was a“1; sured about three Wingâ€"tips. It was vouring a chicken The Richmond 1ngham. The ‘but the effort: the fire from buildings. The desire to thank their many friends and neighbours for their kind sym‘ pathy and many acts of kindness during their recent sad bereavément neighborhood nown 'Cl‘e save large Artie owl v Ln] FRENCH BLOCK early C112 CARD OF THANKS The Baity he house was destroyed rts of the brigade kept r1 damaging neighboring he furniture downstairs The cause of the fire is H. Boynt< of Riclm 16 I“ to aturd hc in the when Hill Ff feet 1y mom] 1e of Mr n and family many friends PAGE FIVE arming act of twee ot in the Hill last and mea- 5r mea the verâ€"