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9=o=o=lo “ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY fl FRIDAY 4 In bridge a good deal depends upon Fisherman and grass widows are the player and the player depends on persons who hope they’ll have better a good deal. VOL. LII. CRAZY €‘CAT -â€" OLD FLAME i MOVIETONE NEWS ! do=o=o==o=ogo=o=o=o THEATRE NOW PLA Y] N G CAPITOL n °=°=0=0=0=Ol a =0=0=°=0=0=0m0=0=0=0 =O=Ol COMEDY ACT MICKEY MOUSE DANCING GOB RAISING THE ROOF Universal News Reel. AT 7.30 and 9.30 SATURDAY 2.30 & 6.30 (Approved MAY 22, SHOWS “YORK COUNTY’S NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER” Shriners Official Station French 85 Head Limited SATURDAY, MONDAYâ€"2 DAYS ONLY MAY 24, 26. _len€Gm s‘ ’_ THE llCul-IT OF, WEMLRN STARS Wham. Mien Mary Brian:HmyOrecn 42mm in “15 , flmmmALRmt Richmond Hill Branch Before Buying Look Over Our Reconditioned Used Cars. :3 Hudson & Essex Dealers Arnold St., just West of Yonge St. By Appointment NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS BULLS and BEARS GEORGE ARLISS The--Green--Godess O=Ol'_'â€"_._=l0=0l=05'°1 luck next time. announce the I L0=0=O=0$0=0=‘059 DEEP-C- MELODIES RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930 "In Essentials. Unity.- av wm'mwm:*=i§@ M, Sunday Services At United Church The anniversary Services at the Richmond Hill United Church mark‘ ing the Golden Jubilee of the present church building will be continued on Sunday with Rev. H.J. Pritchard, preâ€" sident of the Toronto Conference, oc- cupying the pulpit. In the afternoon Rev. A. P. Brace will address a Sunday School rally and reunion. In the evening Miss M. Addison, of Annesley Hall will be the special speaker. There will be special music at both church services and at the evening service Mr. Arthur Plumbstead noted baritone sol- oist of Toronto will assist the choir in rendering the cantata “Festival Song.” Dr. J. C. Speer a pastor of- forty years ago was the special speaker last Sunday and to large and represent- ative congregations he delivered in- spiring and instructive messages. The speaker made an eloquent and force- ful appeal for active support of the church and paid tribute to its work in the community. On Saturday, May 24th the W0- men’s Association of the church will serve dinner and tea in the school room. 'Dinner will be served from 11 until 2 p. m. and supper from 5 to 7 NEW GARAGE OPENED HERE French & Head well known Toronto ‘Hudson and Essex dealers opened a branch in Richmond Hill this week. |The garage will be located in the Pal- mer property on Arnold Street 'just west of Yonge Street: The Hudson and Essex are well known popular cars and French and Head will also cffer a fine lot of \reconditioned used room. '1 until 2 p o’clock. Thursday, May 29th will be featured by an old fashioned tea meeting which will be followed by a special program in which former choir members will take part. Tea Will be on from 6 o'clock until all are served. The special speaker for Sunday, June lst will be Rev. J. C. Cochrane; of North Bay and in the evening a massed choir of over 200 voices will contribute to the service. Some marriéd people slam doors when they feel that way and some have children to lick. All“?ch C RICHMOND HILL, ' RICHMOND HILL, ‘ ' I SALES and SERVICE Eihmmlz Donald Tennyson who is in the Toron- to General hospital suffering from in- juries sustained when he was struck by a motor car on Tuesday night is reported this morning to be making Very favorable progress to recovery. Donald who is. engaged at the Rich- mond Hill Dairy was walking along W'onge Street on his way to work shortly after twelve o’clock. Dr. L. R. Bell whose car struck the unfortun- ate young man ’was driving north and a car was going south, the headlights of which apparently interferred with a clear vision of the intervening stretch of roadway. Tennyson was thrown several feet and sustained severe head injuries. He was taken to the office of Dr. J. P. Wilson and later removed to the General Hospital. The injuries are not as serious as it was at first thought and his recovery without any permanent disability is , looked for. DONALD TENNYSON STRUCK BY CAR MAKES FAVORABLE PROGRESS The Richmond Hill Ladies’ Lawn Bowlin‘g Club announces the Mixed Tournaments for the season which will be held on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th and on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20th. LADIES SOFTBALL TEAM IS KNOCKED ON THE HEAD The rumor that was reported in last week’s issue regarding the “Allâ€"Star” girls softball team, with girls from Aurora, Maple and Richmond Hill was true enough at the time, and after the ‘four girls coming all the way down from Aurora and the three girls from Maple for a practice with the Rich- mond Hill girls three times last week and twice this week failed to find any girls from Richmond Hill at the High School diamond and so turned back to their respective towns. This was a severe “knock on the head” to a girls team here this summer and the fans will most likely have to either go to Thornhill and Lansing to see the girls perform. The manager of this “All- Official opening of the Lawn Bowling season will take place next Wednesday, May 28th, at the local green. A mixed tour- nament will be held commencing at 3.30 o’clock for the Legge trophy. There will be three gam- es and supper will be served. All bowlers are cordially invited to attend. BO‘VLING SEASON TO OPEN NEXT \VEDNESDAY team here this summer and the fans will most likely have to either go to Thornhill and Lansing to see the girls perform. The manager of this “All- Star team has announced that he willl give the girls one more chance to getl together for a practice on Tuesday- night at the High School diamond at". 7.30 daylight saving time. All girls iof the village are asked to attend this practice. give the girls together for night at the 7.30 daylight [of the village practice. NO MEN‘S TEAM IN RICHMOND HILL THIS SUMMER The men’s softball team is not likely to reorganize for the coming softball season owing to a number of the boys playing with the Willowdale team. SPORTING NOTES SOFTBALL MEETING AT THORNHILL FRIDAY NIGHT FOR PURPOSE OF ORGAISIZING GIRLS LEAGUE There will be a meeting of the girls softballers at Ede Luesby’s, Thornhill, on Friday evening, May 23rd. All teams wishing to enter this league are asked to be present at this meeting. A fifteen year-01d boy at Coulson was fined $350. in Orillia police court last Thursday on a charge of cutting off the tail of a pony belonging to another lad of Coulson. Their work being retarded by too many stones at about thirty feet down the well diggers at Bradford have aâ€" gain moved their location a short dis- tance north from their first attempt in the fair grounds. Softball Pick-Ups MIXED TOURNAMENTS 0:0) [0=0=O=O=0=0=0g0=0=0=0g0=° i one more chance to get a practice on Tuesday High School diamond at saving time. All girls i are asked to attend this irst attempt in Plan now to attend the Richmond: ‘Hill Fair, Saturday, May 24th. ‘ é 10=0===omo== =o=o===0=01===lo=o===_ D THE HOME OF HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT“ YONGE AND GLEN FOREST SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.30 RM. EVENINGS 7 AND 9 P. ommencing Friday, May 23 ALL NIGHT SERVICE REV. A. P. BRACE A former pastor of the congregation who will address the United Church Sunday School Rally and Reunion on Sunday afternoon next at 2.45 o’clock. Daylight saving now presents still another vexed question. Will those fiom a daylight saving town who at- tend a dance on the evening of th'e 24th of May be encroaching on the Lord’s Day if they dance until one o'clock (their time) on Sunday morn- ing in a town that is not on daylight saving time? Should the manager of a. dance hall in a town that maintains standard time pick out the ones who are in attendance from a daylight saving town and tell them they must stop dancing at'eleven o’clock. A canoe is like a small boyâ€"both behave better when paddled from the rear The Son of the Gods â€"EDFORD THEATRE THE HOME OF HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY The Vagabond Lover â€"= WITH _ CONSTANT BENNETE TALKING COMEDY and SINGING NOVELTY SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 24, 26 An All Talkin/g Singing and Musical Comedy â€"â€" WITH â€"â€" ROBERT MONTGOMERY â€"â€" LEWIS STONE An All Talking Startling Drama. TAlKlNG COMEDY and SINGING NOVELTY THURSDAY AND- FRIDAY, MAY 29, 30 THEIR OWN DESIRE Added Attraction Saturday Matinee WESTERN THRILL FEATURE NORMA SHEARER TALKING COMED‘? _ WITH â€"â€" RUDY VALLEE Single Copy 5c $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE A five yearâ€"01d Orillia girl, who had been suffering severe pain, was taken to the hospital where a Wire nail was found in her stomach. E satisfaction and peace of mind you get from the possession of a Hartford Automobile Insurance policy is well worth the money you pay for it. ‘ Come to this agency and you come to men who are specialists in automobile insurance. We will see that you are well and soundly protected. IIt’s worth the money!j J. R. HERRINGTON Telephone 87 Yonge Street Richmond Hill No. 47 27. 28 1”