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fl Richmogd Tailors H Richmond Hill â€"_ Phone 195 I] 0=°=°=0=0=0=0=0=0=0 in the first case was Brownlee Bros, and of the latter property, Mr. George Dibb, of Jefferson. Mr. Saigeon also negotiated the sale of the farm of Mr. Edgar Phillips lot 11, con. 5, to Mr. Espey, of Emery and the price is re- ported as $16,000. During the past week three Vaugh- an Township properties Were sold by Mr. J. T. Saigeon of Maple. Lot 24, con. 5, and lot 26, con. 5, Were sold by auction on Saturday for $14,000. and $4,650 respectively. \The purchaser! VAUGHAN TOWNSHIP PROPER. TIES CHANGE OWNERS °=0=0=0=0=0=0=0=0=0 The election and installing of officers will be held on Tuesday, Evening. Dec. 18th. All members are requested to be present. MERRY CHRISTMAS CLEANING & PRESSING A SPECIALTY GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED " Dress Up For Christmas WOMEN’S HAND TAILORED GARMENTS Furs Remodelled and Repaired. For Men THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1928 VICTORIA L. 0. L. 2368 Richmond Hill Radio Hour on Wednesda; Salon Bodies .. ‘r"“ plugs High compression Houdaille and Loveioy shock absorbers (ext/uni? Nash mounting" Leads the "'orld in JIotor Car Value IMPORTANT FEATURES â€" 3'0 OTHER can 11.15 THE." .JLL Twin-Ignition motor Aluminum alloy pistons Biiur centralized Longer wheelbascs 12 Aircraft-type spark 'I"""S"”m Chas-“'5 “hm-Cation One-piece Salon Plugs Newflouble-drop- frame Electric docks fenders High compression Torrsxoual v1brauon 7 m--- ..:__-A_ :__ a _SUITS and OVER COATS GEORGE MASTERS, W.M. R. BEATTY, Remâ€"Sec. Men and Young Men, Hand Tailored to your measure from the choicest materials at a wide range of prices We are able to give .you quality goods at moderate prices. “400" Special Six Sedan RICHMOND HILL NASH MOTORS ’. C. HILL, Phone 14 Richmond Hill J. A. GREENE Telephone 5j or Residence 49W THERE is no more delightful gift than a motor carâ€"no more delightful motor car today than the Nash "400". The whole family will give three ringing cheers when this smart, graceful car stops in front of your door on Christmas Eve or Christ- mas morning. The first one who drives it will tell all the rest it is easier steering, sweeter handling, than any other car she ever has driven. And immediately. the "400" will become everyone‘s favorite. no matâ€" ’ay it with a New NASH 'émo" damper \Vorld's easiest steering 7~bearing crankshaft (bellow crank pim) Silver Collection Come, see and hear of this interesting work. 3rd Sunday in Advent 11 a. m. â€"â€" Holy Communion 3 p. m. â€" Sunday School 7 p. m. â€" Evening Prayer Illustrated Lantern Lecture Work Among the Eskimos by Rev. A. C. McCullum, of the \Diocese of Yukon. \ST. MARY’S ANGLICAN CHURCH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 8 p. m. Rev. A. A. Wall, Minister 11 a. m. â€" Religion and Business 7 p. m. â€"â€"- Rev. A. E. Armstrong, M. A. Secretary Home Missions Unit- ed Church of Canada. RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH ST. MARY’S CHURCH RICHMOND HILL Its new Twin Ignition performance, Bijur Centralized Chassis Lubrica- tion and many other important improvements add pleasure to every m'ile of your motoring. For Christmas delivery. order now. You can select from our complete Holiday display of new "400" mod- elsâ€"a brilliant showing of the new- est and finest in modern motoring. Short turning radius éhassis lubrication Electric clocks Exterior metalware chrome plated ove: nickel ter how many other cars you own. A hundred thousand families are al- ready proud and enthusiastic own- ers of the "400”, though it was announced only june 21. The funeral was held on Wednesday December 12th, at 1 p. m. from her late residence, Thornhill and interâ€" ment followed at St. John’s Cemetery, Norway. L'ATE WILBERT SAIGEON The funeral of the late Wilbert Saigeon was held at his late residence in Edmonton, Alberta, on Friday, Noâ€" vember 9th. The deceased Who was well known in the business life of the Western city was a brother of J. T. Saigeon, of Maple. He was in his sixty-first year and moved to Edmon- ton some thirty one years ago, and Was engaged in the tailoring business. Besides a wide circle of friends he leaves to mourn his loss a wife and two daughters, Mrs. G. Y. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. W. C. Butters, of Edmonton, six brothers, Walter, Joseph, and Nel- son of Morse. Sask., John T. of Maple, Ontario; William, of Drayton, and Ed- gar and one sister, Mrs. Chas, Doane, ’of Vancouver. Following a private service at the house a service was held 'in the Wesley United Church which was very largely attended. A great number of floral tributes were testi- ‘mony of the esteem of a Wide circle ‘Iof friends and relatives. Interment followed in Edmonton cemetery. DIED ~ GROUNDâ€"On Monday, .December 10th, 1928, at St. John’s Hospital, To- ronto, Phoebe Martha, beloved wife of Fred Ground, Thornhill, Ont. ST. MARY’S CLUB CONCERT SUCCESS _ The Young People’s Club of St. 'Mary’s Church (C. of_E.) desire to ‘thank the patrons of the village and surrounding districi for their hearty support in making their concert held in Masonic Hall on Wednesday even- ing a decided success. The proceeds amounted to over $70. ‘ Send The Liberal a list of your holi- ;day visitprs for our social column. Millions will hear Richmond Hill’s Radio Hour next Wednesday evening. Tune in on the town’s first broadcast. Mr. W. Jones has been confined to his home during the week with the prevailing cold. V Councillor James McLean was a vis- ‘itor‘ to the Royal Fair at Guelph on Tuesday. W. Bro. A. A. Eden. W. Bro. J. A. Monkman and Bros. F. Webster, L. Atkinson and J. Murphy visited Tus- can Lodge, Newmarket on Wednesday evening. Social and Personal OBITUARY EELIBERAL, RIQHBIOND HILL, ONTARIO PRESBYTERIAN W. M. S. ELECT OFFICERS The annual meeting of the W. M. S. of the Presbyterian church was held on Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs, Beresford. The election of officers for 1929 took place and result- ed as follows:â€"Hon. President, Mrs. Chas. Cooper, Hon-President, Mrs. Coulter; President, Mrs. W. Snedden; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. (Rev.) Mullen 2nd Viceâ€"President, Mrs. Kelly, (jr.); Secretary, Mrs. J. Beresford; Assist. ant Secretary, Mrs. A. D. Buchanan; Treasurer, Mrs. K. Blanchard; Supply Secretary, Miss Heise; Expense Fund Secretary, Miss Heise; Magazine Sec: retary, Miss Heise; Home Helper’si Secretary. Mrs. C. Cooper; Welcome‘ and Welfare Secretary, Mrs. Jas. Graâ€" ham; Press Secretary, Mrs. A.D Buch- anan: Pianist. Mrs. Yerex; Stranger’s [Secretaries Mrs. Yerex, Mrs. Reid, ers. Blanchard, Mrs. Kidd; Super- intendth of Mission Band, Mrs. Zuefelt; Supt. of Senior Group of Mission Band, Miss Reta Stein. The members of the W.M.S. feel proud of their efforts in Missionary work this past year, as their allocation was overreached by quite a sum. Patterson School, December 20th, 1928, Supper served from 5.30 to 7.15 Programme consisting of a play en- titled “And That’s That.” A Pantom- ime, songs, dialogues, recitations etc, Commences at So’clock p. m. Admis- sion 35c. l The Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas entertainment will be held in the Sunday School Room on Wed- nesday, December 19th at 7.45. Silâ€" ver collection. ‘ SHIP HALL, VELLORE An Olde’Tyme Dance will be held ‘in the Township Hall, Vellore on Tues- day evening, December 25th. at 8.30 p. m. HenderSOn’s five piece orches- _tra in attendance. Wm. Walker floor manager. Admission gents $1.00. Ladies free. Committee, N. Kerr, D. Jarrett, J. Cowan. Recent real estate transactions in- clude the purchase of a house and lot- on the north side of the EIg'in sideroad by Mr. Albert Jones from Mr. W. H. Legge. Also the purchase of two acres of land on Yongehurst Road by Mrs. Horton from Mrs. Saunders. Both deals were negotiated by J. R. Herring'ton, local real estate agent. SOMETHING RARE A fifteen jeweled watch in a‘ gold filled case for $12.00. They are neat, durable, and the best watch value I have offered during my 28 years in Richmond Hill. PLAY IN COMMUNITY HALL, ‘ MAPLE “Eyes of Love” A play in three acts will be presented by the Innisfil Chap- iter No. 162, order Eastern Star in the Community Hall: Maple on Friday, 'December 14th. at 8.15 p. m. under the auspices of the Maple United Church Dramatic Club. Admission, Adults 35 cents; children 20 cents. The whole Dominion is talking of the great improvement in the Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal. At $1.00 a year or 3 years for $2.00 it is the farmers highest dividend paying investment, and the family circle gets with it the best of all magazines free. is progressing to a remarkable degree. :About thirty.five of the pupils are (taking advantage of the Opportunity offered and this feature of the school work promises to be very helpful. The executive consists of:â€"Hon.-President Mr. A, Wright; President, Egerton Young; Vice-President, Iris Thompson Secretary, Anna Phipps; Treasurer, Donald Hick; Leader and Pianist, Mr. Melleci. On Sunday evening, Decem- ber 16th the Glee Club will furnish the music at the Richmond Hill United Churbh OLDE TYME DANCE IN TOWN- REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS RICHMOND HILL HIGH scnoof.‘ GLEE CLUB A Glee Club under the expert leader- ship of Mr. Melleci has been organized in the High School and although it has only been in existence a few weeks it Y. P. S. MEETING The regular meeting of the Young People’s Society was held Monday evening. A good attendance was present and enjoyed an interesting ad- dress on Chinese Missions. The talk was illustrated by slides. Next Mon- day evening‘,will be the last meeting of this year as none will be held dur- ing Christmas week. An interesting program has been provided. After the regular program refreshments will be served. Ladies will please supply the refreshments. Everybody Welâ€" come. Come and make our last meet- ing of the year a success. TUNE IN on Richmond Hill’s Radio Hour next Wednesday evening. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT JERRY SMITH USED CARSâ€"if you are in the market for a. good used car, consult the ad of Little Bros., local Ford deal- ers, in this issue. Read the advertisements in The Lib- eral and rgee what business houses of the district have to offer you. An advertisement is an invitation. Deal where you are invited. The members of the Masonic Lodge bentertained the ladies on Tuesday night. Mrs. Jas. A. Wales has returned home after spending the week in Montreal to attend the wedding- of her son James to Miss Cromlie, of Montre. 31. Also while there she visited other friends. The ladies of the Eastern Star held their regular meeting on Wednesday night of last week, when a shower was given for the sailors of Nova Scotia. The High School held their annual commencement and entertainment on Friday night when the diplomas for this year were presented to the suc- ‘cessful candidates. A good crowd was present to enjoy the program and the young people enjoyed the promen- ade afterwards. In the passing of Mr. Oliver Hard- ing at his home here on Thursday evening. December 6th, following a [prolonged illness, Unionville loses a time honored and highly respected cit- izen. He was born on April 24, 1847 on the Harding homestead, Ebenezer, Milliken, in which vicinity he lived un- til coming to Unionville 23 years ago. He married Sarah Jane L. Ameroux, also of Milliken, on May 31, 1871 and of this union four children were born three daughters and one son. His wife and two children predeceased him by some years. Mr. Harding was a man of sterling qualities, always tak- ing a keen interest in religious and municipal affairs. A life long mem- Ibex? of the Methodist Church“ he be- Icame a member of the United church at the time of amalgamation. The fun- eral was held from the family residen- ce here on Saturday, December 8th and appropriate services were conduc- ted by Rev. H. H. Eaton at Ebenezer United Church. The interment was in the family plot at Ebenezer United Cemetery. Two daughters survive, Mrs. W. Annis, Kingston Road and Mrs. 0. Ash, Unionville and to them is expressed the sincere sympathy of the entire community. W. I. Meeting ‘ The regular monthly meeting of the Unionville Branch W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. H. H. Eaton, a good representation of ladies present. The roll call was responded to by Christ- mas suggestions not over 25 cents, and proved most practical. The program was an interesting one, and consisted of the reports from the‘ delegates at the convention held in Toronto last month by Mrs. Frisby and Mrs. Milner land a few words from one district representative, Mrs. Armitage. A splendid paper given by Miss Millie Miller on “Famous Men” and an inâ€" strumental duett by Mrs. Whaley and ‘Miss Eck‘ardt were much appreciated at the conclusion of the program. Af- ernoon tea was served by the hostess- es, Mrs. H.H. Eaton, Miss I. Weighill, Mrs. Spears, Mrs. W, Young and the usual pleasant social hour was spent. . Don’t forget the Can'ville Christmas entertainment on Tuesday evening, December 18th in the church. The program will consist of chOruses. reci- tations, dialogues, and drills. Santa Claus will be there at the close of the program. The Y, P. S. meeting this week will be in charge of Miss Bertha Dickenâ€" son and Mr. Lloyd Gane. Misses Ethel and Isabel] Anderson, also Miss Margaret Vanderburgh of Toronto, spent Sunday with their par- ents here. . Mr. and Mrs. R.C. English, of Allis- ton, spent Friday night at Mr. J. Bovairs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Patterson and Mrs. Sines, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Reaman, Campbell and her sister, Mrs. M‘ land, of Toronto, spent Sunday Mrs. D. S. Reaman and familu READ THE “ADS” MARKHAM CARRVILLE Unionville Reaman, Miss r, Mrs. Mulho]- with Dec. 19th Our Eye Examinatlons are Accurate SEIWWfiE STAT/©N RICHMOND HILL,ONT. PHONEISB e HALL’S g and Corn Brooms. Combination Waxes and Polishes- WaII Dusters._ Second hand' stove for sale. service station. Richmond Hill your car in the direction of our Oil will say, “Good Morning," to add pep to its daily duty. Point SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES repaired promptly and correctly. ARTIFICIAL EYES FITTED your car in a manner that will “Be Ready with Reddy Power” OPTOMETRISTS 167 Yonge Street, Toronto 2. 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