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s 6.00 233x19 $10,504 33425le $ 8-50 333x19 $11.25 33523le $ 9-50 335$» $11.50 Other sizes equally low-priced HALL’S SERVICE STATION NORTH YONGE STREET LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES ASHPHALT ROOFING. GYPDOC Telephone 27 74 Yonge St. ROOFING, EAVESTROUGHING CHIMNEYS BUILT & REPAIRED CONCRETE WORK SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED FURNACES BARN & STABLE EQUIPMENT MILK COOLERS Permanent Waving OUR SPECIALTY Edbern Beauty Parlour 3452 YON GE ST. At City Limits Of course you are opposed to war. But do you refuse to keep a. gun in the house because you are opposed to burglary? SHEPPARD & GILL LUMBER CO. LEMON’S SHOE STORE Good Shoes Chimneys that are in good con- dition are the cheapest kind of insurance one can have. How about yours? Stone and Brick walls pointed. ROGER E. BRITNELL Box 78 The Liberal Office Richmond Hill Ontario CHIMNEYS REPAIRED Summer Term SHAW’S BUSINESS SCHOOLS now open. Enter any day and train for a place in business. Model office and employment bureau service free to graduates. Write for particulars. W. R. SHAWLSecq Prices quoted are for the big, broad-shouldered Goodyear Pathfinder tireâ€"a bargain if there ever was one! No charge for the EXTRA service we render you. THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1935 2501 Yonge St., North Toronto OPPOSITE CAPITOL THEATRE at reasonable prices is what you get at FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY 1130 Bay St., 'Tororito R. H. KANE SUMMER TERM Dealers in Phone 92F HUd. 44.23 'MSLATS’ DIARY “Only in the leadership of the train ed expert is there the slightest hope for the solution of the problems of presentâ€"day life.” â€" Harry Elmer Barnes. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE- MULOC-K PICNIC SATURDAY, JULY 6th. “H’m,” ejaculated the frien¢ “I should call that the triumph of mind over mattress.” “Well, to a certain extent,” replied his friend. “Why?” "Well, I’ve trained myself to wake up at any time I wish.” “Do you believe in the triumph of mind over matter?” asked Dibbs. Thirsdayâ€"The ensurance agent witch sells pa his ensurance was held up by a Burgular the uther nite and the ensurience agent sold him a 5 thousand $ life ensurance Pollicy. he ‘sed. Wensdayâ€"Lib‘by Wort says she is in a Pickel. she dussent no weather to devorce her husbend or by a Re- volver. she can get a revolver for a few $. Teusdayâ€"Joe Hix is a getting mitey tired of the way he is treated by the people Who run the Releafl bisnss. fie says if they go to a' pitcher show a cupple times a weak they run short of munny and that if they dont play square with him he is libel to go and get his self a Job. Mundayâ€"well Blisters Muther has finely dissided to put up curtains on her Winders becuz she says she be- ]eaves mebby it will pervent the neibors frum seeing her watch them mebby. " Sundayâ€"I was out looking at the garden I planted about a munth a Go and it dont look so good. I planted a nickels wirth of Lettice and sum reddish-es and a few Cabbage and it looks like I got a lotta Holly Hawks and sum sun flours and mebby a bu. of weeds and dandy lions. ryed Why he use to ever once in a Wile find a $ Bill in his pocket on Munday morning or so. Fridayâ€"Jane was makeing fun of sum things I sad and it made me a about 1/2 sore and OPPOSITE ORANGE HOME Quite Another Thing BY ROSS FARQUHAR I sed to her. I spose you think mebby I am 2. Put- feck dum bell and she replyed and sed. I no I dont think you are a Purfeck dum bell becuz I dont think no I ever becums Perfeck. Saterday â€"Cliff Fudge says things has changed a. Lot sence he went and got marryed. he §ed that before he went and got mar- to ever once in a} I is set; V qr ‘Life holds so many flowers. God help us mark with joy each shaft of sun, Each star about the dome. . 'Witlr} siqg'ing lips may His good w111 “The most agreeable thing in life is to be able to do something to help your fellow-man."â€"Dr. Adolf Lorenz. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE MULOCK PICNIC SATURDAY, JULY 6th. be dane: ‘ v The while we travel home. tired feet plod, fl‘here in the twilight grey, And often, wholly selfish, We forget The brighter journey hours Not _all the road with thorny hedge Mrs. Kelly of Toronto visited her sister Miss E. McLaughlin over the. holiday. â€"- A Reminder â€"â€" We kneel sometimes and pour it out ‘ to God, The roughness of the way; i The §tone§ and_ s_hingle where our Mrs. Charlevoix of Toronto called on Mr. Frank Piercey’s on Monday, and also Mrs. Pinkerton and Master Francis. There was a capacity crowd at the Garden Party last week and every- one enjoyed the Strawberries and splendid supper provided. Owing to rain the entertainment was held in- doors when Woodbridge players pre- sented their play “Step on it Stan” to a large and well pleased audience. The Silver Trumpet Band was fre~ quently encored. Altogether the fes- tival held this year was one of the best on record. Misses Elma, Florence and Laura McCluskey were here for the garden party. While Rev. D. Davis is superintend- ing‘ the Boys Camp at Lake Simcoe Rev. Terryberry will have charge of the work here. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and family, Newmarket, visited with Mr. and Mrs Chas. Diceman on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs; Shuttleworth Illinois have been spending- a or so with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. man. The pupils and friends of the Sixth Line School held their picnic at the farm of A. Ireland. Owing to anniversary activities the Young People’s Society had a short vacation but on Sunday evening there was an interesting meeting. Miss M. Oliver was in charge. The guest speaker was Miss Marguerite Ezard who took up the work and a short account of the Life of Pauline John- ston, the Indian Poetress. Readings from her poems “The Song my Paddle Sings,” “Wolverine,” and “Canadian Born" illustrated the writings of this truly great Canadian poetress. Mr. H. Stanford of Richmond Hill spent Tuesday evening with Mr. J. W. Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. Spence are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Herman, Edgar Avenue. Messrs. Leonard and Frank Millard, Jack Hill Jr. went on an enjoyable weekâ€"end excursion to Three Mile Lake where they spent an enjoyable and successful fishing trip on the Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Millard, Mr. Young and Bernice Bentley spent the holiday week-end at their summer cottage, Rice Lake. Mrs. Royal of Hamilton is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Spruce Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. S. Beales of Toronto accompanied by Mrs. Swanston and Mrs. Williams spent July ls’c With Mr. and Mrs. Fan-ants, Spruce Ave. Mrs. W. J. Baker and daughter Audrey have been spending a. few days with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and Mr. Scar- let spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Scarlet of Keswick. Lillian and Joan LeBar of Toronto are visiting for a week or two with their grandmother Mrs. Koning of Spruce Avenue. Mr. Jacob Koning spent the holiday with a party of friends at Wabbasso Beach. The Sunday ‘School picnic will be held at Lake Wilcox on Wednesday, July 24th, leaving the church about 1.30 pm. Daylight Saving Time. The Sunday School held their reg- ular session at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday with a. good attendance of scholars. The church service at 3.30 p.m. was in charge of Rev. McDonald who preached a very good sermon taking his text from Hebrews 13, verse 8, “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and to-day and forever.” As Mr. Mc- Donald is going away for two months it was decided to close the church for that time. There will be no church service therefore during July and August but will start again in September. The Sunday School will meet as usual every Sunday at 2.30 THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO RICHVALE TESTON â€"â€"Se]ected from week Dice- FREE ICE CREAM CONES [or the Kiddies Monster Street Free AT NIGHT Dance Midway & Vaudeville Attractions Pony Free Aurora and Woodbriage Bands Boxing and Wrestling HON. CHARLES STEWART W. P. (Bill) Mulock K. C., M. P. Morgan Baker M.L.A. and others SATURDAY JULY WOODBRIDGE FAIR GROUNDS EVERYBODY WELCOME GAME-«Emery vs. Vellum 1. SMITH, Sec. North York Liberal Ass’n. _ J. H. NAUGHTON, Pres. North York Liberal Ass’n. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Horseshoe Pitching Contest GOD SAVE THE KING CHILDREN’S RACES Commencing at 1.30 p.m. (Standard Time) RICHMOND HILL TRUMPET BAND to Boy or Girl of the Riding of North York at the Picnic, fifteen years of age and under winner of contest. Particulars on grounds. Speakers PAGE SEVEN