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There was a large crowd at the auction sale held by Charlie Black, of Vaughan township on Tuesday. Hor- ses sold well and white wyndotte hens sold for $1.55 each. Four months old pullets brought $1.30 each. Sheep sold for $17.00 and $18.00 each and theme was keen bidding for the imple~ ments which brought excellent prices. The sale totalled $2500. J. T. Saig- eon, Auctioneer, of Maple, conducted the sale. Tavish; “Our Guests” proposed by W. Bro. T. H. Trench and responded to by W. Bro. E. A. Dickenson, of Bed- ford Lodge, W. Bro. Cooper. of Nor- thgate Lodge, Bro. Neil McDonald, of Patterson Lodge, and Bro. Rev. Coult- er. “The Candidate” was proposed by W. Bro, H. H. Lang. RichmOnd Lodge A. F. & A. M. was honored on Wednesday evening by the official visit of R. W. Bro. William Mc'l'avish, D, D. G. M., of Toronto District C. There was a large atten- dance of local brethren and visitors Were present from neighbouring and city lodges to assist in doing honor to the distinguished visitor. W. Bro. H. J. Mills, Ruling Master of Rich- mond Lodge and the officers were complimented on the able and effici- ent manner in which the degree work was carried out. Following the work in the lodge room a sumptuous ban: quet was served and a delightful pro-l gram of speeches and entertainment} was enjoyed. W. Bro. Mills. presidâ€" ed and the toast list was as follows; “The King and the Craft" proposed by V. W. Bro. T. A. Lemon and re- sponded to by R. W. Bro, William Mc- Tavish: “Our Guests” ‘DI'ODOSPd hv XV KEEN DEMAND FORâ€"FOWL AT CHARLIE BLACK’S SALE D. D. G. M. PAID OFFICIAL VISIT TO RICHMOND LODGE VOL. LII. 0:0 SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY October 19, 21, 23 Continuous Saturday’s with Betty Ccmpson, Arthur Lake Sally O’Neil, Joe Brown Louise Fazenda and the Fairbank Twins and 100 Gorgeous Girls Comedy Robert Benchley in THE SPELL BINDER COMEDY LAURAL & HARDY Men of War “YORK COUNTY’S NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER” W-G- A LBQCK l Sparton Radio RICHMOND HILL, FOX MOVIE TONE N E W S 2.00 to 11.00 - DAYS m CAPITOL THEATRE NOW PLAYING October 1617, 18‘ COMEDY lnslalment Collector SING-SONG Mrs. Whit, of Aurora, will addreSS the Mission Band Thank-Offering meeting on Friday evening, October 18th at 7.30 p. m., in the basement of the Church. Music, dialogues and refreshments will be served by the Band. Everybody is cordially invit- ed. Rev. Mr. Soper, Missionary from China. will address the congregation on Sunday at 2.30 p. m. Moore’s I An inspiring address was given at the United Church Sunday School on Sunday by Mr. W. Wilson, Gormley. one Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Gladys Reid, of New York. spent a few days last week with the latters sister, Mrs. Robt. Beatty. These young ladies are graduates of the Or- illia Hospital, Our painter, Mr. Harry Forester has been busy decorating the parson- age the past few days. ‘ Apple-pickers are filling the empty barrels for Mr. Chas. Hart this week. He can now count his fruit harvest by the hundreds of barrels. Not on- ly is the quantity large but the qual- ity is also very fine. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Helmkay, of Creemqre, Mrs. William Aflder, of Durham, spent Monday evening with Mrs. Louis Nichols, the visitors beingr on return trip from Ottawa, when they were visiting Miss Dora Helmâ€" kay, B.A.. a member of the Collegiate staff of that city. CURLERS TO MEET “In Essentials, Unity; 0:10 0:10 RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th., 1929 .4 . “L‘Ll‘u’ OCTOBER 19th. The presentation will be under the auspices of the W0- men’s Association of the Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church, and will be directed by Mrs. Cross, of Cooke’s Church. General admission 25 cents The play comes highly recommended and it will be advisable to attend ear~ 1y as there are no reserved seats. Play will start at 8.15 p. m. Hon. George S. Henry and Li Macaulay conservative candida‘ the East and South York I speak in Richmond Hill and W dale to-night. .. . .uusc School” a bright amusing comedy will be presented in the Masonic Hall, Richmond Hill by the Young People of Cooke’s Presbyterian Church, Tor- onto, on SATURDAY EVENING, nnmnnn“ A -7 Dr. W. S. Caldwell, M.O.H., Vaughan Township and Public Health Nurse, Miss Vrooman have been busy this week administering the Toxoid treat- ment for the prevention of diphtheria to the children of Vaughan Township. This treatment is FREE to all the children of the municipality and par- ents are invited to bring children of pre-school age for the treatment. In all cases consent cards are sent to the parents before the treatment is given and the co-operation of the parents has been very gratifying. In school section No. 16 the return of consent cards was 100 per cent, and in all sec- tions visited so far the percentage has been high. WILL PRESENT PLAY IN MASON IC HALL. RICHMOND HILL ON SATURDAY, OCT 19 “Friday Afternoon in a Villam to the children of Vaughan annship. This treatment is FREE to all the children of the municipality and par- nutn -.n. ‘ ' 21$” candidates in {ork ridings and Willow- Non-eksemials. Libeer .- Village eopold Rev. N. H. Noble, rector of Trinity ‘church, expressed appreciation of the imembers in having Bishop Sweeny for the opening ceremony and exten- ded a. sincere welcome to all the visit- Iors. Canon Braine congratulated the Rector and members on their en- ergy and enthusiasm in constructing ’such a fine Parish Hall. Dr. Sparl- ing of the United Church extended the best wishes of the United congre- gation and commended the spirit whiâ€" ch prompted the erection of the hall. He referred to its educational advant- ages and the opportunities it offered for the furthering of the church work. Following the ceremony in the church the gathering adjourned to the lower hall where a sumptuous repast was served and a social time enjoyed. At 8.30 p. m. the Bishop attended by his Domestic Chaplain, Rev. Can- on Braine, M.A., was escorted by the Rector of Thornhill, the Rural Dean of "west York and other visiting clergy and Trinity church choir to the 1' main entrance of the Parish Hall. On ‘ the step stood the Church wardens a- waiting the Bishop’s arrival. His Lordship was handed a key by the Rector, who addressed him thus, . “Right Reverend Father in Godâ€" }on behalf of myself the Church ward- :ens and other inhabitants of Thorn- ' ihill, I present you with this key and ‘ ,humbly pray you to open this hail.”l [His Lordship graciously complied with l ithe Rector’s request, unlocked the door, and the Lawrence Memoriall Parish Hall was now officially openâ€"f ed. ‘ I Lawrence Memorial Parish Hall of ‘Trinity Church, Thornhill, was offici- lally opened with fitting and impress- ive ceremony on Wednesday evening. The occasion was graced by the pre- sence of many visiting members of the Clergy and by over two hundred members and friends of the congre- gation. The new hall is a modern structure of attractive design amdiwill fill a long felt need in the church life of the Parish. It is erected as a memorial to a dearly beloved former rector of the church, Rev. S. A. Law- rence and will be a fitting and' fasting tribute to his memory. In his address Bishop S'weeny con- gratulated the members of Trinity church on the completion of such a splendid parish hall and referred elo- quently to the life and work of the late Rev. Lawrence in honor of whose memory the hall has been named. He spoke of the many advantages of such a hall and said it was a necessity in the church life of a parish. Clergy presentâ€"The Bishop, Rural Dean Soanes, Canon Brain, Canon Fidler, .Canon Paterson, Rev. N. H. Noble, C. P. Muirhead, W. F'. Wrixon, Rev. Dr. J. J, Span-ling, Rev. T. W. Barnett. In the audience sat Mr. A. H. Cuttle, Finance Commissioner for the Diocese, of Toronto. in Richmond Hill, at the Masonic Hall on Thursday next, October 24. Oth- er well known speakers will be preâ€" sent. TRINITY CHURCH NEW PARISH HALL FORMALLY OPENED Liberal ‘candidate in East York who is conducting an aggressive campaign and is meeting with strong support in all sections of the riding, will speak HAROLD A. SANDERS 4/] Things. Clmrit-v." Neil Woods, oil Vaughan township held a successful sale of farm stock, implements, etc., last Thursday. The Weather was ideal and there was a large crowd in attendance. The bid- ding was brisk and in all the sale brought in the neighborhood of $4,000 Mixed grain sold for $2.00 per cwt. Cows sold well and implements brought excellent prices. The sale was conducted by J. T. Saigeon, Auc~ ti‘emeer; Maple. i oml==o=o=on 61:10 NEIL WOODS HAD GOOD SALE FOX MOYEE TONE FOLLIES of 1929 See and Hear a. Real Cast SUE CARROL â€"â€" DAVID ROLLING An. Eyeful of Beautyâ€"An Earful of Music a Filmful Comedy of Joy. NEWS Eternal Love ALL TALKING COMEDY. SATURDAY, MONDAY TUESDAY, OCT'.., 26, 28, 29 SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 21, 22 ALL' TALKING “The College Coquette” I"’THE HOME OF HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT“ YONGE AND GLEN FOREST SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.30 P.M. EVENINGS 7 AND 9 P. M. Also an All Talking Comedy News ALL ALL ALL Singing Dancing Talking WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY, O'CT‘ See and Hear John Barrymore in his latest picture. All Sound and Lovely Music Thursday, October , 24th TALKING and SOUND Great Opening Event FIRST POPULAR SUPPER and CONCERT RUTH TAYLOR â€"â€" WILLIAM COLLIER, Sr. Come and Enjoy An Excellent Supper and Program of Humorous Songs and Entertainment Snappy Caâ€"eds I Campus Days Hear and See It. Supper from 6â€"7.30 p.m Followed by the Entertainment. BEDFORD THEATRE THE HOME OF HIGH MASS ENTERTAINMENT JOHN BARRYMORE rinity Church, Thornhill 10=0=0=0=0=0 ro=o==o=o=o=o=o=m IN THE NEW PARISH HALL PICTURES IN I There was a large attendance at the Y.P.S. last Monday to hear the talk given by George Plewman on “Student Life in China.” This talk was exceptionalfy well given and everyone was benefited and enjoyed it. A good programme is prepared [for next Monday and we would like .to see a larger crowd than has yet- "Been out. Everybody welcome, both‘ ' young and. old_. YOUNG PEOPLE’S SOCIETY Single Copy 5c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE NEWS EVENTS Thrills 23, 24, 25 75c. No. 16