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Change Now to Winter Oil J. A. Geene Phone 493‘ Richmond Hill THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2911:, 19347 Get your new suit or overcoat hand tailored to your measure. Let us show you samples and you will appreciate the benefit and saving. Richmond Tailors FOR SMART APPEARANCE TAKE N0 CHANCES OF BEING CAUGHT SOME COLD NIGHT WITH WATER IN YOUR RADIATOR Fill up with Anti-Freeze We have, LOW TEMP, FROST COP, and VULCAN HASTI C SAJQbEQY NEEDED ACK ’POMEQ ALL’S SERVICE STATION .. 4”“ m‘“J,'.'m:;LJ‘â€"._... - HARRY R. ROSE 40 Yonge St., Richmond Hill North Yonge St. BARRISTERS-ATJLAW Office Hoursâ€"Every Monday and Thursday Afternoon and by appointment Toronto Office: 100 Adelaide Street West Telephone ELgin 9263-4 ROSE 8c HERMAN e St. Opposite L.T.B. & 0. Home Telephone Richmond Hill 191 ERNIE HALL, Prop. 5 E RV I C GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS What more acceptable gift than a subscription to a paper or magazine. Order yours at The Liberal Office. RENEW' YOUR SUBSCRIPTION Is your subscription due? ‘If so send it in to-day. A By-law toldetermine the place for holding the nomination for the office of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve and three Councillors, and for appointing P011- ing Booths, Deputy Returning Officers and P011 Clerks, in the several sub- divisions for holding the Municipal Election for the year A. D. 1935, in accordance with the Municipal Act of Ontario. Chas. Patterson, work cm walk, $26.25; Tom. Patterson, $38.15; Bert Cole, $18.50; Harry Patterson, $6.75; Jas. Murphy, $10.00; Harry Kitchen, material, .75; Burnel Graham, $104.16 E. Aitchis‘on, trucking, $25.80; R. L. Boag, registration, Lots in Plan 202, $4.43; R. L. Boag, search, re :Pt. Lot 20, Con.'8, $1.00; E. A. Stuckey, ink, .75c;; 'S. Parkhm‘st, work in cemetery, $2.40; ,Woodbridge & Vaughan Tele- phone (30., L.D. Calls (Reeve), $1.65; Geo. Ellison, work on Lockâ€"up. $16.20; Harry Kitchen, material for repairs to Lock-up, $5.58. RELIEFâ€"$194.03. U.‘R. W. VOUCHER NO. 18â€"8161630 U. R. W. VOUCHER NO. 21â€"$1138.78 U. R. W. VOUCHER NO. 22â€"$656.19 Moved by J. S. Lawson, seconded by Thos ‘MacMurchyâ€"â€"That the Clerk .be authorized to issue a chedue to A. B. Wells, Treasurer for King and Vau- ghan Piowmen’s Association, for the sum of $40.00, this being usual grant for year 1934. Moved by J. Jefferson, seemded by G. J. Foxâ€"That the Treasurer ‘be authorized to refund to Robert Rose the sum of $2.00 for 1 dog which has been destroyed on receipt of 1934 taxes, also David Egan and L. K. Baker. Resolutions : Moved iby'J. S. Lawson, seconded by, J. P. Jeffersonâ€"That the Treasurer be and is ‘hereby authorized to issue a cheque to the following- for Sheep killed, as 'p'err‘valuators sworn state- ment now on file: James McKinley $7.00. ' Moved by G. J. Fox, seconfl'ed by J. P. Peffersonâ€"That the Road ‘Supt; be instructed to buy snow fence to film value of $100.00 as Posts required for same. By-law No. ’617': The regular meeting of King- Town- ship Council was held at Sutton’s Hotel, Schomberg, Nov. 24, 1934. Accounts Ordered Paid GENERAL: King Township Council Telephone 133 LOUIS HERMAN “Head. Dat’s no head, nigg-ah, Dat’s es’ a button on top ob’ yo’ body Two mega-ms were arguing. “You ain’t got no sense,” 5: “No, sense? De'n what’s d mine f0?” Phone 22 For information and reservations phone C.N.R. Office, 169, Richmond Hill. ADVERTISING PAYS The increased advertising patronage enjoyed by The Liberal is evidence that advertising in this paper gets results. If you want the best results, advertise in The Liberal. Camille Y.P.S.X will be withdrawn next Monday owing to the annual Young People’s Rally being held in Toronto that evening. LOW STEAMSHIP FARES FOR CHRISTMAS One and a third for the round trip to Great Britain with fifteen day limit from date of landing. Qmesrtions concerning Health, ad- dressed to the Canadian Medical Asl- sociation, 184 College Street, Tpvmnto will be answered personally by lethal: I What then should be done to these [public enemies of public health, these ‘elfis‘h individuals who endanger you personally, your family and your friends? Laws do not reach them effectively, but they do feel the effect of social disapproval. If each of us' would .show these people that their oomfuct is not acceptable, this would do more to change their habits than anything else. Those who .are responsible for the care of the public health have always to contend with a. certain number of persons who insist upon what they are pleased to call liberty, but which is, in practice, license to endanger the lives of others. These are public enemies because they are against the public welfare owing to their selfish insistence upon doing what they want to do, where, how and why‘it pleases them, despite what this means to others. been, and public enemies Will ‘likely continue to annoy and irritate, and, some of them, to menace the rest of mankind. It is either ignorance or selfishness which places personal comfort above the welfare of the rest of the comâ€" munity, a form of selfishness which may, and frequently does, lead to the loss of life just as smer as do the bullets which are fired by another kind of public enemy. The Winter brings .out, in full vigour, a crop of public enemies who have been described as “open-faced” sneezers and c0ug‘hers. Not for them to hang their headsi or hide their faces behind a pocketâ€"handkerchief! Not at all; they insist upon doing their icoughinag‘ and sneezing in the most open way possible. PUBLIC ENEMY 'The term “public enemy” has taken on a new meaning these days since it has been used, by our neighbours to the south, to designate the mOSt dangerous of their gangster element. Public enemies there always have This group includes such people as those who refuse to report communi- cable disease in their homes; they dodge the responsibility of maintain- ing quarantine regulations because it means some inconvenience to them. It is difficult to imagine what goes on in the minds of such people. Is it a desire to make others suffer, to pass on to them the germs of disease, spreading colds, tubaculosis and pneumonia? If so, is it not the worst form of selfishness? It can hardly be ignorance. If it is, then it is com- parable to “not knowing fihat it was loaded,” for certainly everyone has .‘heard that coughs and sneezes are Spreaders of disease. to keep yo’ backbone from unravellin" I COAL OIL LAMPS To me and have them made into ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS At Reasonable Prices CA RRV lLLE Bring Your Old THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL. fwAmg Richmond Hill said one dis head MARKHAM RD., RICHMOND HILL Garfield Yerex Thgre i_s somgthimg in tbs; aptumn me like a cry. Of bugles gainer by. And my lonely spirit thrills To see the if_r9§ty asters like a smoke upon the hills.- There is somgafihing in the autumn sets the gypsy bloodvastir; We must rise and follow her, When from every hill of flame She calls and calls each vagabond uy name. that is native to my bloodâ€" Touch of manner, hint of mood; And my heart is like a rhyme, With the; yellow and the_ purple and the crirfison keeping tithe.- The sqgrlet of the maples can shake Every 1935 De Forest Crosley radio is equipped with the modem, guaranteed 5pmy§hielcl Tubes. . $124.95 Unless the Edio in your home provides shortrwave foreign reception you are missing a reat part of the entertainment modern 1‘3 1'0 provides. Your chance has come to get a 1935 radio set that brings in foreign sta' titans, yet at no higher cost than an ordinary :3 10. DE FOREST CROSLEYA £370 Forest Crosley “'orld- \Wide radio reception is built imo either of two cabinet: styles - ‘Dloderne’ or ‘Conventional’. Choose the one you prefer. Ask about our Easy Terms â€"A VAGABOND SONG-â€" â€"â€"B1i‘ss Carmen l The Y.P.S. was in charge of the (Literary Convener, Mr. A. Archibald, ion Monday evening. Mrs. J. Archâ€" ]ibald gave the topic which was very finteresting, the subject being Modern gand Ye Old Tyme Authors. Citizens are asked to co-operate with the Richmond Hill A.A.A. by saving Buckingham cigarette and to- bacco packages. In return for the packages the Association receives toys which are distributed to the kid- dies at Christmas time. Containers will be placed in local business places. SAVE YOUR BUCKINGHAM A dance was held in McDonald and Wells Hall on Saturday evening with Art West’s orchestra in attendance. SLATS’ DIARY ) . ‘ Saterdayâ€"I herd [3,; pa Pracktiss'mg his Speech witch he is a going to Daliver at his club meet- ing mex Wensday ‘aifter noion and even if I do say it K myself I dont think his speech will amt. to very ‘ mutch but he has got sum ~offle nice Jesters. to go with 0 his speech. Sundayâ€"The Sunday skool supt. was a trying to tawk Slim Fessner about gambeling and betting muny and ect. and Slim sed he wassent ever going to bet enny more and the Sunâ€" day skool supt. sed he was afraide he wood and Slim wanted to bet munny hie woodent. Mr. and Mrs. A. Winter of Aurora visited it the home of Mrs. Winter on Sunday. ‘ Miss Anne Patton left on Tuesday for Detroit where she has a position. Another successful Euchre and Bridge was held on Friday evening- in the Masonic Hall by the Horticultural Society. Mundayâ€"The teacher tod us today That Honnesty was the best Pollicy. so I diddent tell her about last nibe at home. I told pa. and ma I was takeing‘ a book back to Blisterses afâ€" ter dinner insted of that I and Jake went out to see cud We find sum Hickry n-uts‘. so when supper time cum they woodent let me have no Shrimp Sallad. Then that nite both of them got Indigestian also Ant Emmy. Fridayâ€"Joe Hix sed he wood of had to fix the leek in his Roof oney ‘ as Luck wood have it the leek cum right over the Kitchen Sink. WensdaZyâ€"Ollie Deffs' Husbend left her about six yrs. A go and today she told pa if it wassent that she was so Centamentle she wood go to the cart house and ask about getting a sep- parashun frum her hwsbend. Thirsdayâ€"Mr. Gillem says Com dishuns is picking up. He went in the bank today to borry a cupple 100 $ and insbed of refuseing him rite off the Bat they hessitated a minit before they refused him. Misses Audrey and‘ Hilda Patton have taken residence in Toronto for the winter. Teusdlayâ€"Pa Was reading Where Crime cos-ted the U. S. all most ten Billian dollars last yr. and Ant Emmy rimarked that she that we got all of the Crime we payed for even at that. The concert under the auspices of the Baptist Church and held in Mc- Donald ancl Wells Hall on Saturday evening, Nov. 17th, ivas greatly en- joyed by all who attended. The 01'- chestra of Mr. Hardy of Toronto gave numbers at the commencement of the program followed‘ by quartetts, duets, etc.., by the Ye Old Tyme Village Quartette led by Mr. Chapman. All who did not attend this concert cer- tainly missed a wonderful program. Rev. Davis conducted the service at Carrville United Church on- Sunday evening. Sunday being Missionary Field Day a returned Missionary from Africa was the guest speaker at the United Church Sunday evening. A great number have been attending the Royal Winter Fair the past week. SAVE YOUR BUCKINGHAM WRAPPERS BY ROSS FARQUHAR KING CITY BROTHERTON’S ‘ BOOKINC’ Steamshlp OFFICE Special Sailingsito the Homeland by: Canadian Pacific, Cunard and Anchor-Donaldson lines at Lowest Rates. Photos and Passports Sear-ed All enquiries confidential We look after your wants light from your home. Phone Willowdaie 631 Office Stop 6, Yonge St. Lansing 163-167 Yonge St., Toronto, up stairs, opp. Simpsons. Phone Elgin 4820, The moment you feel the slightest mstress in your eyes or notice a dim- ming of your vision cons'ult LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES ASHPHALT ROOFING, GYPDOC, Telephone 27 Sh aw Schools SHEPPARD & GILL LUMBER C0. From that languid tired feeling caused by a lazy liver. Milk and Cream RICHMOND HILL DAIRY Phone 42 Richmond Hill of Toronto meet your immediafie needs with plans for individual instruction in training for busi- ness positions. Day, Night and Home Study Courses. You are invited to write for curriculum. Address W. H. Shaw, President, Bay-Charles Sts. DAIRY Secured from selected and inspected herds and handled in the most ap- proved methods it is sure to give satisfaction. Pae- teurized by the most modern methods. Because i is so PURE, so FRESH, and so GOOD be sure to insist on F. E. LUKE & SON Richmond Hill Y. B. Tracy, Agent Phone 169 EXPRESS TELEGRAPH Can. National Station PASSPORTS ARRANGED FOR Rail tickets and sleeper Reservations. Steamship Reservations to Great Britain and the ‘ Continent. Premier service to West Indiea Richmond Hill Travel Service PHONE 71 GLENN'S DRUG STORE GET AWAY Your Eyes G. WALWIN, Prop. Dealers in PAGE SEVEN quickly tones up a lazy liver and soon restores you to nor- mal. It is also a great aid in stomach disorders. A month’s treatment for $1.00 Parke’s LIVER TONE