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PAGE FOUR 2589 YONGE STREET °=°=°=0=O=OI Q=Ol=0=0 DUR SCOTT FERGUSON, Phone 148 A. T. A. Armstrong, Thornhill Phone 7-r-6 RADIO SALES ALBERT MORRIS, Floor Mgr. Olde Tyme and Modern Dancing Prizes Given TORONTO TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION Radial Department BigFree Dance BOND LAKE PARK Wedy, June 19th 3629 Dancing Every Saturday Night EXPERT WORK DONE 0N EITHER BATTERY OR BATTERYLESS MACHINES WE CAN PROCURE ANY MAKE 0R SET YOU DESIRE SERVICE and REPAIR S Red Sea! Communal Molar Bendix Four-Wheel Brain Morse Silent Timing Clm'n F3311 Farce Feed Lubrication Passenger Cars Four: and Site: from $675 to 52095 f.a.b., Leaxide, Ont. Standard Factory Equipment Tare: Extra Dancing from 8.30, Daylight Saving Time Snider’s Orchestra SHEfiPARD’S SHOE STORE DAVID HILL, RICHMOND HILL VOTED TO QUALITY RUGBY TRUCKS IN 5’: TON T0 11,; TON cumcxrxzs 0=0=0u0=0=0 SPORTSHOES with all the elements of sport at. tached to their construction and appearance. The makers emphaâ€" sized comfort within and smart- ness externally in the production of these shoes, and they are made in all Widths and sizes, in the softest and most popular leathers. Try a pair and be convinced. Drive it yourself; make your own comparisons; judge it by your highest conception of automobile performance and modern appearance. Your dealer is waiting, now, to place a car at your disposal. ’ ANY factors contribute to the popularity of the Durant "40" . . . more power and speed . . . more ease of control from its improved steering facilities . . . . . . more comfortable riding . . . less effort in driving. T1902! gbtfully NORTH TORONTO DUK'ANT THE I mPVOWBd The Financial Times says: “‘Not is less safe, Macaulay’s statement the funds of an insurance company in ordinary stocks and shares would have been regarded with disfavoi‘, but the practice is gaining steadily in popularity. The investment of the funds of such a gigantic business as that of the Sun Life of Canada would be greatly hampered if such avenues were not open, for many of the strongest companies in the Dominion are rapidly redeeming their prior charges and diminishing what is still regarded as the more orthodox field of investment. The rapid development of the Sun Life is due very largely to this ability to pursue a broad invest- ment policy. With regard to the safety factor, we must content our- selves with the statement of Macaulay that a shrinkage of £20,000,000 would leave intact an undivided surplus of £11,000,000.”â€"(Adv.) COMMENTS AS MADE BY ENGLISH PAPERS London, March‘ Iiiâ€"(Star Special Wireless by J. E. Poole, Staff Correcâ€" pondent)â€"The Financial NeWS says: “‘T. B. Macaulay’s exposition of the Sun Life of Canada‘s Investment pol- icy will have a direct appeal here. He ascribes the company’s success and continued growth to four factorsâ€" cautious and economical agency man- agement, careful selection of risks, building up of protective reserves out of earnings, and specialization in safe and profitable investment of its funds. When one comes to dealing with sums like a hundred million pounds, and when a. difference of one per cent. in average yield means a difference of a Million pounds a year, it is clear that within the limits of safety the reward to all concerned is too great to be sac- rificcd to a policy of routine. If a "policy of routine is safer than one of vigilant selection, there would be something to say for letting the difference in average yield go, but ex- perience has proved that on balanCe, and as regards capital values, routine is less safe. Macaulay’s statement of evidently prompted by the fact that this part of the investment field offers a wide choice between common stocks with powerful financial back- ‘ H mg Modernism: Wishing you had time to read all the good books; deciding to ask Bob and Nell over for a littie bridge. THE LIBERAL, MWON'D HILL, ONTARIO MAPLE LEAFS WILL PLAY AT \VILLOWDALE ON MONDAY NIGHT AT 7.15 SHARP All roads will lead to the Willow- dale park on Monday evening when the Willowdale Junior Softball team will take the Maple Leaf Junior soft- ball team into camp at 7.15 (daylight saving time). This will be a league game in the Telegram Junior Softball League and promises to be a real live- 1y battle. The Willowdale boys have not lost a game this summer and have been playing first class ball, and they are worth supporting. They are on top of this league and by all reports are favorites for the City Junior Soft- ball champions, so come on fans foll- ow the crowds to Willowdale on Mon- day night and give the Boys your SUPPORT, there will be no admission and don’t forget the time 7.15 sharp at the Willowdale diamond at Stop 6A Yonge Street. The boys need your support, so be on hand fans and cheer for a real snappy aggregation of ball players and a team that is putting North York Township on the map in the sporting world. Come and bring your friends and-tell others. RICHMOND HILL “LADDIES” ARE VICTORIOI'S OVER LANG- STAFF BOYS 13 to 6 Richmond Hill boys dropped into second place in the Men’s Yonge St. Softball League when they went down to defeat at the hands of the Newton- brook aggregation on Tuesday night by a score of 7 to 2. This was a real game and was witnessed by a large crowd of enthusiastic fans. This was Richmond Hill’s first defeat in the league and was a hard game to lose as it meant the league leadership, but the boys guarantee to regain the “top notch” of the league in their future games and ask for the support of the fans of the town and surrounding dist- ricts. Come on fans turn out in full force at the next game which will be played on July 4th at the High school diamond. June 19â€"Newtonbrook vs Langstaff June 19â€"Leg-ion vs Aurora June 21â€"Richmond Hill vs Aurora June 21â€"Newtonbrook vs Leglon RICHMOND HILL BOYS DROPPED INTO SECOND PLACE IN THE YONGE ST. LEAGUE BUT ARE STILL IN THE RUNNING The Aurora “Rinkey Dinks” defeatâ€" ed the Langstaff boys Tuesday night in a league game at Thornhill. Richmond Hill softball tossers will motor to Aurora on Friday evening, June 2lst and meet the Aurora boys in a league game at 7.30 (daylight sav- ing time). This will be a real good game and a large crowd of fans is ex- pected to accompany the boys, so fill up your car and motor to Aurora on GAMES TO BE PLAYED THIS. WEEK IN THE MENS YONGE ' STREET SOFTBALL LEAGUE The Thornhill girls will play a 1eag- ue game on Friday night, when they will visit Aurora and take on the girls of that town at 7.30 everybody come. FRIDAY, JUNE 2lst. Blanchard 5.: ge Stong c.f Hall 3b. Ri Macklen p.. t an Baker 1.1 Rofey 1b., W stis 5.5., J. RICHMOND HILL PLAY AT AURORA, FRIDAY, JUNE 21 Sporting Notes SOFTBALL PICK -L'PS (By Sidelincr) FOR SALEâ€"Choice Dairy farm, 100 acres, good buildings, water convenâ€" iences, 2 acres Maple and Pine grove, running stream. Apply to Joseph Cober, lot 27, con. 3, Mark-- ham, phone Stoufl'vil'le 7304. FOR SALE or EXCHANGEâ€"A 6 roomed bungalow, barn, large shade trees, hedge, orchard, shubbery, lot 100 feet by over 300 feet deep. More land if required up to two acres. Apply Liberal Office. FOR SALEâ€"In Unionville, Five roomed cottage, with cellar and good lot, close to school and church, lot 13, concession 6‘ hard and soft water. Apply John Foster. FOR SALEâ€"Irish Cobbler potatoes for seed. Apply G. Yerex, Elgln Mills, phone Maple 249. FOR SALEâ€"Acre and half acre lots on Yonge a’nd near Yonge Street, south of Richmond Hill, five acres north of Richmond Hill. Fletcher, Box 22 Richmond Hill. FOR SALEâ€"Choice buckwheat seed, Bruce Bros., Gormley, phone Stoufi'- ville 3602, mill lot 34, con. 5, Mark- ham. FOR SALEâ€"Couch, mahogany frame. Apply A. G. Robinson, Rumble Ave. FOR SALEâ€"Double house on Elizaâ€" beth Street, Richmond Hill, good garden and fruit trees, electric light. Apply L.B. Finch, 496 Ossing‘ton Ave., Phone Lombard 8511 or at Liberal Office. FOR SALEâ€"A wooden silo, 12 x 30 Apply D. Reaman, lot 10, rear con 2, Vaughan. FOR SALEâ€"3 horse gasoline engine and sawing outfit 5360. or best offer, also 3 tube radio, complete. ‘ Apply Mr. Holmes, Edgar Avenue. Langâ€" staff, FOR SALEâ€"Seed potatoes, Spencers, late variety, good quality at moa- erate price. Apply Peter Jones, Maple, Ontario, phone Maple 2860. A Gospel Tabernacle will be opened at EIg'in Mills on Sunday, June 2nd, \just two doors West of Garage. Serv- ice 7 p. m. (daylight saving time). Everybody welcome. J. B. Gillies. FOR SALEâ€"Regal heater, selfâ€"feeder good as new, ten dollars. Lloyd Baker, Roseview Ave., Richmond We are indebted to Mr. Wilbur L. Keffer of Vaughan Township for this very interesting record which is a neat hand on good quality paper and is ex- ceptionally well preserved. PATTERSON LODGE DIVINE SERVICE Patterson Lodge A.F. & A.M. Will attend divine service at Thornhill Uni- ted church next Sunday evening, June 16th at 7.30 p. m. Rev. Bro. W. E. Baker, minister of the church will be Gospel Tabernacle The Liberal has been shown a copy of a record of an Auction Sale held on September 18th, 1827, at lot 17, con- cession 5, Vaughan, being the prop- erty of the late Jacob Lehman. The sales were all recorded in Pounds, Shillings and Pence and the total re- ceipts were 113 pounds, 6 shillings and 1d. Mr. B. Barnard officiated as auc- tioneer and the selling price of many articles suffer by comparison with the prices which Mr. J. T. Saigeon secur- es at auction sales throughout Vaughâ€" an township thoâ€"day. Martin’s Barber Shop "THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVERTISING--MAKII THE MOST OF IT" RATESâ€"Five lines or less, 25 cents for first it sertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion. Over 5 lines 5 cents per line extra each insertion. Hill, Ont. GOOD PRICES REALIZED AT AUCTION SALE HELD ONE CENTURY AGO Have Your Tonsorial Require- ments attended to while waiting for your car. Right at The City Limits Classifieci Advertising North Toronto. THURSDAY. JUNE 131b, 1929 Lieut. Whiteher Officer in Charge ' Sunday Services . Holiness Meeting . . . . . . . . . Salvation Meeting . . . . . . . . T0 RENTâ€"Good house on Elizabeth Street, Richmond Hill,‘ele'ctric light; good gaiylen and fruit trees. Ap- ply L. B. Finch. 496 Ossington Ave. Toronto, Phone Lombard 8511 or at; The Liberal Office. CUSTOM HATCHINGâ€"S5.00 per 100 eggs, white Leghorn and Barren Rock chicks $18.00 per 100. Special reductions on large orders. H. G. Mecredy, Yonge Street Poultry Farm, Richmond Hill, phone King HAIRDRESSINGâ€"Marcelnng and etc Mrs. Russell, Centre St., West. Phone 178. FOR SALEâ€"â€"â€"A few hundred Extra Early Tomato plants, out of four inch pots. Apply Bedford Park Floral 00., Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. ' WANTEDâ€"Clean, framed hay barn, suitable for re-erection. State price and location. Box 16 Liberal LONDON BUSINESS FOR SALEâ€" Cash and Carry Grocery, five thous- and, exceptional chance, good locat. ion, wonderful opportunity. Syd- ney Smythe, Market Lane. SALVATION ARMY Richmond Hill â€" Ont. John Dunlop & Son We solicit orders for cut flowers for all oc- casions which will be promptly and cheer- fully filled. To Insure THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS â€" QUARTZ ROCK â€"- a dark brown horée of substance and quality, “Rock Sand,” “Meddler” and “Lad- as” breeding. UNCLE JOHN a rich chestnut horse of “Hindoo”, “Han- over,” “Ayrshire” and “Donovan” breeding. Farm mares $10.00. Thoroughbred mares by private contract. Shetland Pony Stallion. XILE of PITTSFORD grand champion and Silver Medals at Canadian N31? ional Exhibition and Royal Winter Fair. Fee $10.00. Glen D011 Farms. RR. 1 Eglinton, Ont, phone Willnwdale '78-r_4. 11/; miles east of Yonge St. at Steel’s Corners. For the Season of 1929 Fees $16 to insure, 812. single Service Anyone from a distance having mares may make suitable arrangements for a convenient meeting place. will stand 1 6-1220 The well known x x x brand ledge grain. Packed 4 bundles to 1000 per _1000 $6.00. Stock Register SOLWAY PRINCE Registered Clydesdale Stallion the property of JAMES TORRANCE, Markham PHONE THORNHILL 16.22 B.C. RED CEDAR SHINGLES RICHMOND HILL CORPS Imported Belgian Stallion The property of MILNE & IRISH Will be at his own stable LANGSTAFF JONES LUMBER CO. FLORISTS MACE for the season at the farm of ALF BAGGS Concession 4, Vaughan foal $16, One dollar 40W: . 11a.m- .. 7p.m.