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Special Labor Day sermons were breached by the pastor, Rev. A. H. Halbert at the United Church last Sunday. At the morning service the choir was assisted by Miss McEachren of St. Clair United Church choir, of Toronto, who sang a solo “Grant me peace of mind 0 Lord” and at the evening service Mr. Bishop, of Will- owdale sang “Abide with me” very ac- ceptably‘ The regular monthly meeting of the teachers 'of the United Church Sab- baath school was held at the home of the Superintendent Mr. J. R. Smith, 51 Drewrey Ave, on Wednesday evening. THIS Bank is glad to encourage the begin- ning of savings that mark the way to future independence. ‘2 IMPERIAL mm or- mum RICHMONDJ-IILI. The First Step Towards Independence M...” A.D.G0rrie&C0. Bargainsin High Grade HEAD OFFICE Sixes and Eights. Products of Chgsler FLY MOUTH and DeSOTQ Newtonbrook Specialists in Dying, Cleaning and Pressing Goods Called for and Delivered. Phone 20.] Richmond Hill anadiafi Dyers & Cleaners Chevroletfand Oldsmobile Dea’lers 2424 YONGE STREET . NORTH TORONTO As usual We have a complete line ofAHigh and Public School Supplies. ' 7 ' Text Books, Scribblers, Note Books, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Etc. . . . . EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT Phone 71 AlWays a Large Stock to Chose From If you are in the Market for a Car, pay us a can save you doliars. )as Branches a! Ncwmavkei. Aurora, Schomberg. “Yonge St., Richmond Hill; ween appointed local representative Show Rooms open until 11 p. m. Daily . J. GLASS Telephone HUdson 3443 RALHP C. GILLIES. Manager Confidential Terms if desired I. A. GROSKURTH. Manager ra. Schomberq. Bolton Arrangements were made for the ford Park School he was a member Rally Day Sel‘Vice WhiCh Will be held of the Boy's Club. In addition 011 Sunday, September 28th to his parents he is survived by two The Women's ASSOCiation Win meet brothers, James and Frank, and one on Thursday, September 11th at the Sister Mrs. Crop}, an of Toronto church. A fun attendance is requeSt'. Pine Grove School with Miss L. Cal'â€" ed as there is important buSineSS toroll as teacher leads all schools in the transact. Woodbridg‘e Horticultural Society dis- An organ I‘eCita1 Will be given by trict school competition. This being the Organist. MF- Harry Hill at the the second year for winning first prize An organ recital will be given by the organist, Mr. Harry Hill at the United Church next Sunday evening, September 7th, before the worship service. - Everybody welcome. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. Marshal], Minister 11 a. m.â€"Morning Service 10 a. m.â€"â€"Sunday School TORONTO us a visit Richmond Hill, Ont MET TRAGIC DEA'I AT SAND E injured young' man was rushed to the hospital in J. J. Deane’s. Woodbridg‘e Ambulance, but nothing could be done to save his life. and (lied soon after arrival. Deceased had quite a repu- tation as an athlete and was a memb- er of the Monarch Athletic Club being Junior one mile champion of Ontario a few years ago. Educated at Bedâ€" ford Park School he was a member of: the Boys Club. In addition to his parents he is survived by two brothers, James and Frank, and one sister Mrs. Cropp all of Toronto, Pine Grove School with Miss L. Car- ployed as a farm ha Herb Dean, Sandhil] onto General Hospi‘ an 18 foot fall from The Watson garage and service station opposite Elm Park at the south entrance to town is in course of con- struction, and when completed will add greatly to the attractiveness of that quarter. A lively game of ball in the local league was played on the fair grounds on Friday evening last between teams of Woodbridge and Humber Summit which resulted in favor of Woodbridge by a score of 24 to 18. The line»up ‘was, Woodbridge; Gordon Bagg. Dave ‘Wild, Lorne Bagg, S. Plunkeff, Jack lBrownlee, Tommy Cole, Lindy Glass, ‘Norman Jackman. Humber Summit, Gordon Shannen, Curly Finklestein, Charlie Wild, Bob Leece, Harold Wood Garry Barrett, Charlie Rowntree, Ed- die Castator and Shaldon Wallace. A novelty ball game to be played on Wednesday evening at the fair grounds between Jim Bailey’s 8th Ave. Izoyals, and Tommy‘ Cole‘s Massey- Harris Braves is bound to be enter- taining as the game will be played with a broom and association football. Woodbridge Fair Association is pre- paring the race track for coming evâ€" ents at the fair in October. The south section which is considerably lower than that of the north has,been filled in with earth hawled by truck from the big subway cut. and a coat of loam applied. This is a vast im- provement on what the track has been ‘hitherto, and should be of interest to trackmen. I Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Thomson, cf ,anleigh Avenu Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Thomson, cf “The Hollow” Woodbridge motored to North Bay last week and also visited friends at Pembroke, Smith Falls, Marmora and other points. Miss Lillian Bunt, of 112 Edith Drive, Toronto, spent a week with friends in Woodbl‘idge. Mr. Townley Lawrence and son Jack spent Labor Day with the Burton Brothers, 10th concession Vaughan; Miss Jean Riddell, of Toronto, was the guest of her aunt Miss E. Wild last Week. Hat O.K. Shoe Repair Moved from Trench's Shop to house opposite High School on Yonge Street. All kinds of Shoe Repairing, Harness Repairing. W. SWITALSKI LET US SERVE YOU Woodbridge Wea Mr: THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO ‘n th ay m 0N FARM ult "1T1 The trustees of the Thornlea school have secured the services of Miss Ger- aldine Wesley as teacher for the comâ€" ' ing year, Miss Wesley has been en- gaged at Milliken Where she has given great satisfaction. Miss Aggie Cooper, Misses Agnes and Marguerite Boyle and Miss F. Bowes spent last Monday at Atherley, ‘ the guests of Mrs. Carleton and Miss‘ A. Cooper at their cottage. Miss Lilian Francis returned homej last week from a two months trip to the Western provinces. She spent‘ several days at Banff, Jasper Park and Prince Albert National Park and visited the Nisbet Memorial School. We regret the serious illness of Dr. W. J. Wesley, who is suffering from a nervous breakdown and was taken to Newmarket Hospital on Tuesday. His many patients and friends hope for a speedy recovery as he will'be‘ greatly missed during his illness.- Mr. A. C. McDonald has been apâ€" pointed teacher of the young men’s class of the United Church and will teach next Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. All the young men of the church are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Dedman, of Detroit, Mrs. Somers and Miss Madeline Somâ€" ers. of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. Soul- es, of North Bay; Mrs. A. Flight and son Frank of Toronto, spent the holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J .L. Davis spent the weekâ€"end with their daughter, Mrs. Jackson. of London, and also visited friends at Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. F. Echlin motored to friends in Rochester and Mrs. Wm. Bowes who was visiting there return- ed home with them. Mrs. J. Smith, of Scarboro, is spend- ing a few weeks with her son Mr. J. C. Smith. F. Simpson and Mr. Jack Simp- son are visiting rélatives in Buffalo and Syracuse, N.Y. ami Mr after Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Cobalt, Miss A. Clark and Mr. H. Cardwell. Peterâ€" l)oro; Miss Sally and Billy Simpson, of Ascorn, England; Mrs. Taylor and son of Kingston, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R, Simpson last week. Mr. Willard Simpson has returned home after a pleasant two weeks va- cation. ' Mrs. Stanley Elson visited over the week-end with her sister Mrs. Arnold of Ivy, Ont. Mrs. J. Clark, sister of Mr. James Wells and son Charles, of Marion, N. Y., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Misses Florence and Emma Clubine motored home with them for a week’s vacation and returned home on Wed- nesday evening accompanied by Mr. Wm. Wells and family. BIRTH FARRâ€"0n Wednesday. September 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Farr, 55 Oranbrook Ave., 2. son. THORNHILL UNITED CHURCH Rev. J. J. Sparling. D. D. 10 a. m.â€"Young Men’s Class. Mr. A. C. McDonald, teacher. 11 a. m.â€"â€"Rev. John Oke. 2.30 p. m.â€"Sunday School. Mr. A. W. Galbraith, Superintendent. No evening service during the Pastor'sa Rev. and Mrs. Noble and family have returned home after holidaying at Big Bay Point. Dr. and Mrs. Robb and Mrs. Croley. of Toronto. Mrs. McArthur and Mrs.| Callis, of U. S., were guests of Mn! and Mrs. Wm. Ness on Wednesday. ‘ MR. A. C. MCDONALD PRESENTED WITH A CHAIR Mr. A. C. McDonald, principal of the Public School was presenth )Vijzhl a handsome walnut. occasional chair, upholstered‘ in mulberry .mohair, by his pupils who passed into the High school in June. Mrs. McDonald was the recipient‘of a linen luncheon set. The pupils regret loosing Mr. McDon- ald as their teacher, as they started to the Earl Haig High School on Sep- tember 2nd. WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION MEET The regular monthly meeting of the , Women’s Association of the United Church will be held in the Sunday School room on Wednesday, Septemb- er 10th at 3.30. Hostesses in charge are, Mrs. J. L. McDonald, Mrs. O. Brillinger and Mrs. F. Farr. All ladies of the congregation are cordial- | 1y invited. I UNIONVILLE AND THORNHILL GIRLS BATTLE FOR A TIE ON ' SATURDAY AFTERNOON " If you want to see a smart, game of softball be at Unionville diamond on Saturday afternoon at four thirty. sharp (D5313 when Thornbill and Unionville ladies meet to play for a tie. The Thornhill girls lost a hard game at Unionville when after a four inning game the score was 8-7. Nine innings will be played on Saturday. so come and see the best team win. A meeting of the Suburban Yonge Ladies Softball League was held at the home of Ede Luesby Tuesday even- ing, when arrangements were discuss- ed for play-offs and also for a corn roast and dance to be held in the near future. C. P. Johns has returned home pending two weeks at Timag- Thornhill School. 55 of Dr. ing from 'as taken USED CARS Bank of Commerce Building Thomhill, but. OFFICE HOURS: â€" 10 a. m., 12 a 2 p. m., 5 p. “ “ 7 p. m., 9 p‘ Pesidence 14-r-12 Phone Office 100 PHONE l74-W Real Vagues at Low Prices Dr. L. R. Marwond Painting This Fall ? Government Standard White Lead Pure Tufpentine and Linseed Oil THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4ih. 1930 Phone 18 Philco and VICTOR $500.00 “1 $300.00 $450.00 $250001927 $250.00 $225.00 $175.00 $125.00 $75.00 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA ; NK-u, Official O. M. L. 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