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To the Public BRIGHI~ MUSIC Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church REV. J. D. CUNNINGHAM The number of deaths and near deaths dut to gas from furnaces and stoves in recent weeks is very alarming and should be a warning to every householder to take every precaution against these deadly fumes. Human life should not be endangered by leaky and defective pipes and a check up right now in every home in this district might be the means of av01ding a terrible tragedy. A few dollars ex- pended now on a check up of your heating system will be money well spent. DON’T TAKE CHANCES ANY LONGER. Have your heating system and pipes checked over to-day. We are pleased to co-operate with the house- holders of this district in taking steps to avoid any of the possible disasters due to this menace and if you want your system checked over just telephone our office and we will put you in touch With workmen qualified to do the work for you. gpecial Evening Sermong WE CARRY IN STOCK THE FOLLOWING FUELSâ€" WELSH COBBLES â€"- WELSH BLOWER ANTHRACITE IN EGG, STOVE, NUT & PEA SIZES SCREENED B.W. COAL FOR BLOWERS AT $9.50 TON LUMP SOFT COAL, POCAHONTAS STOVE, CANNEL COAL FOR GRATES FOOTHILLS ALBERTA CLASS A COAL VINTON LUMP FOR HOT WATER HEATING SOLVAY COKE, THE BEST COKE PROCURABLE HARD & SOFT WOOD IN 4 FT. & 1 FT. Beware of Leaky Pipes “ What Is Salvation ” _ V __ .. . .-.V.. .uwu\, vv v; .uu last Winter in my Fo'RD 19‘33 V-8, arid, which my be 6f interest 3:6 you. I am very glad to be able to supply them, as the trip throughout was most enjoyable and economical and I feel that the public do not realize the capabilities of a FORD V-8. The mileage covered on the way down was 1665.5 miles and we used 84.8 American gallons of gasoline at a cost of $18.25, which works out to 23.76 miles per Imperial gallon. The reason for the slightly lesser mileage per gallon on the return trip was that we drove at fairly high speed on the highways and did a good deal of driving in the cities in which we stopped: we stayed in Charleston, SC, for ten days. My wife and I left our home, north of Richmond Hill, Ontario, on February 15th last, at which time the speedometer reading on my car was 5336.5 miles. We' travelled to Lake Worth, Florida, stayed there for some time, and returned by a circuitous route, stopping over at several cities on the way back. The mileage on the return trip was 2097 and we used 106 Amer- ican gallons of gasoline at a cost of $24.75, which works out to 21.7 miles per Imperial gallon: a round trip average of 22.48 miles per Imperial "allnv. gallon. We left Richmond Hill with one gallon of fresh Mobiloil in the crank case and added NO OIL during the whole trip, until we reached Niagara Falls, New York, ON THE WAY BACK, where I had it changed. The remark of the Service Station attendant there was that he had seen worse oil than that which he removed from the crank case. I am so pleased with the FORD V-8 that I do not intend to drive any heavier or more expensive car again, having turned in my Stearns- Knight when I purchased the FORD in which we made this trip. . You are at liberty to use this letter in any wav that von mnv Rm: fit. Messrs. Little Brother Richmond Hill, Ont. Gentlemen :â€"- PAGE FOUR SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY EVENING AN UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL FOR THE FORD The_ following are particulars of 9/59 Mfibwmaurfing cam/m GIVE US A CALL FORD SALES and SERVICE AEMILIUS JARVIS ALL ARE WELCOME TORONTO, CANADA Yours very faithfully, Signed trip which I made to Florida any way that you may see AEMILIUS JARVIS December 4th, 1934 The eighty-sixth anniversary of Knox Presbyterian Church will be held on Sunday, Dec. 16th, 1934, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The special preach er for both services will be Dr. T. Wardlaw Taylor of Goderich, joint clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Spec- ial music will be rendered at both services. In the morning the choir assisted by Mrs. W. J. Russell, so- prano, of Unionville. In the evening Peaches Quartette will sing. Everyâ€" body will 'be welcome. ‘ GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS What more acceptable gift than a subscription to a paper or magazine. Order yours at The Liberal Office. Still, a smart grown-up would throw back his head and howl for what he desired if it worked. George Moore announces in this issue that he will do custom grinding at your own barn. See advertisement in this issue. The Primary and Cradle R011 De- partments of the United Church are holding their Christmas Tree on Thursday afiternoon, Dec. 20th, at 4.15, in the Sunday School Room of the Church. Further notice next week. a quarter north of Elgin sideroad', on Saturday, Dec. 15th, at 1.30 pm. Shells supplied for shotguns. SHOOTING MATCH A shooting match for gees-e will be held on the farm of Mr. A. Oanning, Lot 30, Con. 3, Markham, a mile and Shooting match for geese at Joseph Bond’s, Lot 15, Con. 5, Markham just north of Unionville, on Saturday Dec. 15th. 22 rifles and shot guns. Shells supplied for shot guns. KNOX CHURCH ANNIVERSARY FEDERAL MEMBER IN OTTAWA Col. W. P. Mulock, M.P. North York, is in Ottawa this week attendâ€" ing the sessions of the National Libâ€" eral Federation. GALT COALâ€"The Coal that made Alberta famous. Car just arrived. Jones Coal 00., telephone Richmond Hill 188. CARD 0F THANKS Mr. Robert Smith and daughter, Newtonbrook, wish to thank relatives and friends for their expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended to them in their recent sad bereavement in the loss of a. loving wife and CUSTOM GRINDING AGINCOURT CHRISTMAS TREE SHOOTING MATCH THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO ’1 Face the issues when they are is- sues m‘ about to become so, and stop worrying. Better able to take your fair share in the moral, social and religious pro- blems of your town ifâ€" You step worrying. An old man looking back over his life said: “I’ve had a lot of trouble in my life but the most of it never happen-ed.” You’ll live longer, be happier and be a better citizen. In thinking of your problems al- ways keep this in mind: To-day is the to-mom‘row you worried about yester- day. Intelligent thoughts' solve problems worry only muddle‘s the issue. Renfrew Mercuryâ€"In many parts of the United States and Canada, re- quests to merchants for semi-public donations have assumed the proporâ€" tions for a “racket.” The small-town tradesman, forced to donate $10 “to help buy curtains for the women’s clubhouse,” hands out the money as cheerfully as" possible. To refuse would be to send many regular cusâ€" bomers to some competitor who had “contributed.” But business men in Edmonton, Alta., finding themselves pressed“ in: cessan'tly for gifts to many causes, only a few of which were worth while have formed a “donations committee” in their business men’s organization. Des‘erving causes Will be assured sponsorship, but those demanding money for trival public wants will get no storekeeper’s hard-earned dollars. This is an excellent guide for pre sent troubles in the light of past ex periences. No matter how serious your trouble worry cannot help it. Too much worry shortens life. And too much of the worrying is done uselessly. An intelligent mentilal surwey of your problems will avoid it. Separate the real from the false problems and stop worrying. “If there is one try to find it, if there is none never mind it.” WORRY Worry is the most useless thing in the world. “For evefi'y trouble under the sun there’s a remedy or there’s none.” BIRTH BAKERâ€"â€"At Richvale on Friday, Dec. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker, Oak Avenue, a son (Reginald Percival). a stroke on {htm'd'ay mo: feeling much better. The annual Christmas 0 Richvale Public School will Thursday evening, Dec. 20 o’clock. We inVIte all fri< relatives of the children to ( see the program. There w admission charge. your appreciation of the work. Mr. Jones of Oak Avenue is, re-- covering from his long illness. Mr. Everingham of Edgar Avenue, who has: suddenly been taken ill by a. stroke on {htm'd'a'y morning, is A fairly good attendance at Sun- day Sch-001. The Christmas Tree and] Entertainment will be held on Friday evening, Dec. let, at 8 p.m:. There Will be fancy drills, a pageant, dia- logues and recitationvs by the Sunday School scholars. Come out and Show your appreciation of the work. The Church is holding regular rooms- Apply 6 Centre Stu EaSty public service every Sunday after- Richmond Hill. noon at 3.30 p.m., these \w'll continue ‘â€"â€"~â€"‘-â€"’ fâ€" _-â€" during the winter months, everybodylA NUMBER 0f Young dalry horses welcome. We had a. very nice attenâ€"[and mares- These horses are from dance lasrt Sunday, Mn McQuery five to ten years of age, slightly city preached in place of Mr. Hoddenett, wom' Apply M1'- Burton; RoselaWn who was unable to be with us. Farms. A declaration of policy of this kind by the Government of Canada, he be- lieved, would not only be right in it- self, but would W‘n for Canada friends among all the peace-loving nations of the world, and would serve to open the ‘door to broad general negotiations which would harmonize and protect their mutual interests. Canada, asserted Mr. King, should take the lead in declaring definitely not only that it will give no succor to any nation which wantonly dis~ turbs the world’s peace, but that it will provide neither arms nor food« stuffs nor credits to such a nation. KING FAVORS MOVE TO GUARANTEE PEACE C'anadian Liberals should advocate Emp‘reâ€"Wide investigation of the operations of armament manufactur- ers, Right Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King Leader of the Opposition, declared toâ€"day in a. notable speech to the National Liberal Federation, now in annual session. TESTING “WORTHY” CAUSES Five cruises in one may be made this winter on the Empress of Australia sailing from New York January 18. They are: the Medi- terranean Cruise, the East Afri- can, South African, South Ameri- can and West Indian. There is a full week in Egypt, numerous stops on the east coast of Africa, 12 full days ashore in the Union of South Africa, four stops in South America. and return via Trinidad: Jamaica and Cuba: Leading a. baseball tour of the Orient and interviewed aboard the Empress of Japan en route to Tokyo, Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, said it was his ambition to continue as manager until “I have passed my eightieth birthday." He is now in his 71st year. RICHVALE Concert of will be held 20th, at 8 friends. and to come and 5 will be no (RADIOS. 8 tube Columbia, $35.00; MONDAY, DEC. Nthâ€"Auction sale of 5 acres or more of standing timber on Lot 25, Con. 5, Scarboro (at Milliken). This is a good bush mostly all hardwood, good entrance to bush for motor trucks and close to Highway. Property of Robt. Ratcliff Sale at 1 pm. J. H. and Ken Pren- tice, Auctioneers. v'l'WU SUU'l‘Ul-i Shorthom Bulls, year fold, also several females, herd fully ‘accredited, registered. Jas. Bell, Lot 17, Con. 8, Vaughan, belephone Wood- } bridge 1937. AUCTION SALE of farm stock, implements, etc., the property of the late George Bell, Will be held at West half Lot 30, Concession 8, Vaughan, near Kleinburg, on Monday, Dec. 17th, at 1 o’clock. Fred Smith, Auctioneer. Shrimpâ€"That banker isn’t so bad as people think he is. He’s really a very good fellow when you know him. I went to him only last week to bor- row $1,000 and .he received me very coydially. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15th â€" Mortgage sale of valuable farm pro- perty, east half of Lot 10 in 10th Con. of Markham, containing 60 acres, of- fe\red for sale at Franklin House, Markham. Terms made known on day of sale or apply to Chartered Trust 00., 34 King Street West, To- ronto. Prentice & Prentice, auction- eers. FRESH COWS and- springers, pure- breds and grades of all dairy breeds. Government T. B. tested, also blood tested. A11 cows guaranteed to be right or will be replaced. Ed. Irish, Willowdale, phone 369J. QUEBEC HEATER, medium size, in good condition. Telephone King 313. There are two kinds: those who cuss the power company, and thus-e who turn out lights they aren’t using. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14thâ€"Auction sale of dairy herd. A fine lot of milk cows and a few miscellaneous articles, the property of Albert S. Cox, Lot 25, Con. 3 North York, three miles west of Milliken. Terms cash. No re- serve as part of farm has been sold. Prentice & Prentice, auctioneers. Sorgfiumâ€"Did he lend you the money? Shfimpâ€"No., he didn’tâ€"but he hesitated a minute before refusing 6 tube Sparton, $25.00; 7 mbe Fada, $15.00. All are in good working order and bargains. Taylors, 2 Eliza- beth Street, Richmond Hill. Yonge Street, opposite Presbyterian Church, Richmond Hill. 47 HENS, yearlings aild pullets, rocks, leghorns and anconas, sell cheap if taken at once. Apply 23 NEW ELECTRIC RADIOS $35.00 and up. Used radios $15.00 and up. Easy terms. Toronto Radio and Sports, Ltd., 241 Yonge St., Toronto. Write for price list. TWO SCOTCH Shorthorn Bulls SAND & GRAVEL, Cement blocks, buildings raised. John Jarvis, Rich- mond Hill, telephone 94M. HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT, No. 27 Roseview Avenue, Richmond Hill, 5 rooms. Apply 6 Centre St., East, Richmond Hill. CHICKENS. Apply Cooper, 2nd Con of Markham. CHOICE TURKEYS. Apply Thomas Moore, Yonge Street, phone Richmond Hill l-r-3. SALE REGISTER SLIP COVERS Antique Furniture Repaired and Re-Upholstered 2646 YONGE STREET Upholstery Shoppe ESTIMATES SUBMITTED HIGH GRADE Upholstered Furniture at very Moderate Prices “THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVERTISINGuMAKl“, THE MOST OF IT" HATES~-Five lines or less‘ 25 cents for first I! sertinn and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion Over 5 lines 5 cents per line extra each intersection. IF CHARGED 7 CENTS PER LINE. Classified Advs. EV A 1‘ FOR SALE The NTED THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13th, 1934 Keep your stock healthy feed- ing Molasses and Vita-Mineral Supplement. Feed Laying Mash containing anti worm vegetable ingredients. They are in Royal Richmond Mashes. S. TUPPER BIGELOW LLB. J. F. BURR POULTRY MEN 139 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Member of the Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta Bars) 310 McKinnon Building, 19 Melinda St., Toronto Bus. Phone EL. 1744 Used Cars $475.00 Phone 178 STRAYED to Lot 34, Con. 5, Vaughan about October 151;, four heifer calves, owner may have same by proving property and paying expenses. '1‘. B. Weldrick, phone Maple 1972. CHAS. GRAHAM 1932 CHEVROLET DeLUXE COUPE GENTLEMAN’S GOLD CUFF LINK, initials “H.M.,” on Tuesday evening between Post Office, L‘brary and- the North end of the Village. Finder kindly leave at Liberal Office, Rich- mond Hill. All Ford cars guaranteed for 80 (In 1932 FORD V-8 COUPEâ€"A Good ..Car Little Brothers Ford Sales & Service RICHMOND HILL, ONTAR-m 6 ROOM HOUSE and kitchen, elec- tric light, furnace, on Yonge Street close to Stop 26. Apply H. MacMiI- len, 25 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. HOUSE AT MAPLE, 1 acre of land, garage, number of fruit trees. Ap- ply Mrs. Jennie Bone, Maple, On’s. FRAME HOUSE on Yonge Street, at a low rent, possession at once. Apply Liberal Office, Richmond Hill. Winter Term JAN. 2. Individual attention permits choice of subjects and rapid progress. Acpountancy, Stenography, Secretarial and Business Administration Courses. Catalogue free from Shaw Busiâ€" ness Schools, Bay and Charles, Toronto. KI. 3165. Rumble Seat, Six Wheels and Tires Excellent Condition. AGENT Massey Harris Farm Implements Parts and Repairs Beatty Bros. Products Stable and Water Equipment, etc. Roofing Supplies 74 Church St. p Phone 132W Richmond Hill Done in your own home. For appointment phone THE MILL HAIRDRESSING Miss L. Russell WE DELIVER Phones $475.00} STRAYED TO RENT LOST Res. Phone RA. 5429 Richmond Hill 82W