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GRAIN. HAY AND VEGETABLES About 25 ton mixed hay in stacks U8 Acre Mangels 1/2 Acre Standing Ensilag‘e Corn A Quantity of Cabbage in Garden One Man Saw 1 Buck Saw 2 Scoop Shovels 2 Ladders 2 Pitch Forks 1 Manure Fork 1 Stable Shovel 1 Scythe 1 Garden Rake 1 40-231. Oil Drum 2 Galvanized Water Troughs 1 Grind Stone 1 Lawn Mower 1 Hand Corn Planter 50 lbs. U.F.O. Binder Twine 1 Long Handle Shovel 2 Hoes ‘ 1 Iron Wheelbarrow 1 Bay Gelding, H.D. 1 Bay Mare, H.D. The above team are well matched CATTLE 1 Jersey Cow, 8 years, due Dec. 6 1 Jersey Heifer, 2 years, du Oct. 311 1 Jersey Calf, 10 months 0d The above cattle are T. B. tested. About 55 year-old White Leghornl hens â€" laying 6 IMPLEMENTS 2 )â€" HHHI-‘HHHHHNHHH 6-ft. Masseyâ€"Harris Binder 5â€"ft. Deerinog' Mower 10-ft. Horse Rake Waggons 1 Hay Rack Set Sleighs 1 Garden Seeder Set Harrows, 4 sections Fleury 10 in. Cuttig Box - Fleury No. 12 Wheel Plow Wilkinson Gang Plow Massey-Harris Disc Two-horse Spring Tooth Cultivator Oockshutt Scuffler De Laval Cream Separator, 600 lb. capacity Qyph-ers Incubator, 150 egg cap. ARTHUR LAWRIE, Clark Wmmomwwmoowmowm V EXHIBITION I. A “'73? A n §BIGGER MISS RUTH PATTON On Highway No. 7, 1/2 mile west of Thornhill MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1937 WWWOOOONW” Set Work Harness and Collars 2 Breeder House 12’ x 12’, may be1 taken down in sections, Hen House. 6’ x 10’ CAIN. HAY AND VEGETABLES o,mm-~--.~r---"m-----m---§c Saturday Night Admission to Dance 35c. BIG OLDE TYME' DANCE 2.24 Trot or Paceâ€"Purse $150.00 2.14 Trot or Paceâ€"Purse $150.00 3 Heats, each Heat a Race Judging Live Stock in Ring â€" Pony Races Midway Attractions Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2 Special Exhibit by Cedarbrook Game Farm of Game Birds DOG SHOW, UNDER AUSPICES OF TORONTO KEN- NEL CLUB WITH SPECIAL CLASS FOR LOCAL EXHIBITORS ADMISSION TO FAIRâ€"35c. AUTOS, 35c. Richmand Hill Presbyterian Church ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 2.28 Trot or Paceâ€"Purse 3100â€"3 Heats, each heat a race SEE PRIZE LIST FOR DETAILS ' GRAIN AND SEED SHOW SPONSORED BY UNIONVILLE JUNIOR FARMERS Jumping - Hunting - Racing - Pony Race G. I. HAMBLY, Pres. 12 Colorful Events Sponsored by Toronto Hunt Club including “RUN WITH THE HOUNDS” in full view of the Grand Stand ‘gmgiwCzish. Sale Starts ] o’clock sharp SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd See Prize List PAGE FOUR and East York Agricultural Society PROGRAMME, FRIDAY, OCT. lst YORK COUNTY BOYS' FOAL CLUB SHOW AUCTION SALE 0f FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS ANTIQUE FURNITURE, Etc. HARNESS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH 11 A.M. â€" 7 RM. Guest Preacherâ€"REV. E. C. CURRIE. B.D. ARTICLES MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27TH 8 RM. IN THE HALL HORSES 1 Iron Wheelbarrow CHILDREN, under 12, Free both days ALL FRIENDS CORDIALLY INVITED Special Attraction 1.30 Sharp HENS Anniversary Social THE PROPERTY OF‘ TROTTING RACES EIGHTY-SECOND A N N U A L rary Ta-ble, Antique“ 1 Chest of Drawers 2 Dressers 2 Washstand‘s 1 “White” Sewing! Machine 1 Hall Rack 1 Small Cabinet 1 Electric Heater 1 Floor Lamp 2 Table Lamps A Quantity of Linoleum 1 Bed Lamb 1 Single‘Iron Bed Cooking Utensils, Dishes and other articles too numerous to mention Wringer 1 Washstand, 2 Tubs, 1 Wringer 1 Acme Electric Stove 6 Kitchen Chairs Extension Dining-room Table Kibchen Tables Flat Top Kitchen Cunboard Arm Chairs 1 Morris Chzair Rocking Chairs Solid Oak Dining-room Suite, Antique 3-pieee Chesterfielr1 Suite Philco Cabinet Radio Solid Walnut Bedroom Suite, Box" Spring and Mattress for Bed, Antique 3 Wooden Bed Steads with Springs 1 PADDOOFJOOHH l »a p-ea and Mattresses 3/4 Iron Bed with Spring‘ and Mat- tress 1 Onvx Clock inlayed with Bronze 1 Barrel Churn 2 Screen Doors 2 Storm Doors 4 Window Boxes A Nuniber of Pictures 1 12-g‘aug‘e Double Barreled Shotgun 1 Fireâ€"blace, coal grate and screen 1 Set of Fire Irons Number of Window Shades 8 Pair Window Curtains 1 Dresden Clock an-d_Candle Sticks. 2 Rows of Raspberry Bushes A Quantity of Beets A Quantity of Carrots A Quantity of Potatoes in Rows and other Garden: Vegetables Quebec Heater Happy Home Electric Washer and -over 150 years old Solid O§k_LeatherrInIay ton Lib- Listen for Broadcasts Lucky Prizes Hannagan’s Orchestra lantity of Linole m V EMIW Prompt Service FULL LINES 0] I Lamb _ 1 Siggle'h‘on Bed F. HARVEY, Gormlev I DR. HESS T1 n9 Utensxls. Dishes and other Telephones. ' l TONE UP YOUR , . I rticles too numerous to mention I . . AND HER . The MllI Stouffvflle 7303 _ arts 1 O’CIOCk Sharp l Residence Stouffville 7307 . Phones- J- CARL SAIGEON’ Auctioneer- WWW Evenmg 82W HOUSEHOLD GOODS R. H. CROSBY, Sec. BETTER§ ' “Woman Chases Man" is r-eleased' rthrough United Artists. WOOWW I Charles Winninger, Erik Rhodes, Ella Logan, Leona Maricle and Brodi- erick Crawford are also prominently «featured. I This hilarious story casts Miriam in a real comedy role as a girl archi- rtect who chased a wealthy young [man (McCrea) to the ends of the eanthâ€"to make him sign a contract rto finance a model village and fin- rally managed to get his name on khe dotted 1ine~orf both the contract and a marriage license. John Blystone direcited’ “Woman Chases Man” from screenplay by Joseph Anthony, M vuel Seff and David Hertz. The story is by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton. Gregg Tolamd! is credited with the photography, Richard Day designed the sets and Omar Kiam created the costumes. Alfred Newman acted as musical director. “Woman Chases Man” marks the fifth production in which the srtans have appeared together. The earlier films» were “The Richest, Girl in. the :Wovld,” “Banbary Coast,” “Splem- dor” and “These Three.” iMiriam Hopkins and J09] McCrea one of the most successful amd pop- ular romantic teams in films, come back to the Capitol Theatre on Monâ€" day when “Woman Ch‘ases Man,” the riotous Samuel Goldwyn come-dry, be- gin’s a 3-day engagement there. INDIAN CHUTNEY 12 tart apples (medium size) 1 cup seeded raisins, 1 teaspoon each of ground cloves, ginger, curry, dry mustard, 6% cup granulated sugar, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1 qt. cider vinegar. Wipe and chop apples. Combine with other ingredients in preserving kettle. Cook uncovered quietly until thick, stirring frequently. Pour into sterilized jars. When cool seal with hot paraffin. HOPKINS-MCCREA TEAM AGAIN IN GOLDWYN COMEDY Rev. William Allan of Dovercourt Road Presbyterian Church has re- sumed his Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning devotions at 8.30 0v- er radio station CFRB. ‘ GONE FOR 43 YEARS, TORTOISE ' SHOWS UP Was Marked by Countess â€" Lived in Greenhouse A marked tortoise which was kept for years in a greenhouse belonging to CounteSS Wedel Wedellsborg, at Tyr- brind, disappeared in 1894. The tor- toise has suddenly reappeared in the same greenhouse after 43 years. “We are at present dickering with our agents in Japan," said the ex- ecutive, “and it will not surprise us if the price goes up.” , As for Japanese teas, no appreci- able advance in price has been made so far, but such an advance is exâ€" pected. Tea drinkers here who favor Chi- nese and Japanese blends may prob- ably find that‘ the storm over Shangâ€" hai has a blow for their teaâ€"cups. One important house of importers in Toronto, with agents in the Far East, informed The Telegram that all export of Chinese teas had ceased as the result of the war. Chinese merchants find it impossible to get their teas to the ships at Shanghai. THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Mr. T. W. Duggan, well known Brampton citizen, celebrated his 79th birthday on Tuesday, Aug 24th. Mr. Duggan was manager of the Dale Estate for many years and is a pro- minent layman of the United Church. It is estimated the burley crop will amount to at least 6,000,000 pounds and will be of good quality. The expected yield for 1937 is 1,000 pounds to the acre, compared with 1,138 pounds to the acre in 1936 and 700 pounds in 1935. It is expected the entire crop will be uLdeI‘ cover by Sept. 20, provided there is no frost. ONTARIO TOBACCO CROP SAID HEAVY Due to the increased acre- age and the recent favorable weath- er, the fine tobacco crop in western Ontario may amount to more than 50,000,000 pounds, experts state. The 51,000-acre crop planted this year is about 16,000 acres in excess of last year’s. CAPITOL THEATRE Yield Estimated at: More Than 50 Million Pounds HARDSHIPS OF WAR HIT TEA DRINKERS CIDER MILL BRING YOUR APPLES New Gormley Now in Operation Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 10 of the Vot- ers’ List Act and that I have posted up in my office at Maple, on the 7th day of September, 1937, the List of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality for Members of Parliament and at Municipal Elec- tions, and that such l‘ist remains there for inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions cor- rected according to law. The last day for filing appeals is September 28, 1937. Dated at Maple, Sept. 7th, 1937. J. M. McDO'NALD, Clerk of Vaughan Township. County of York Clerk’s notice of First Posting of Voters’ List. Voters’ List 1937 TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN SAT., OCT. 9THâ€"Auction Sale of farm stock, implements. furniture, grain, etc. property of R. F. Boynâ€" ton, lot 25, con. 4, Markham Twp. 1% miles east of Victoria Square. Terms cash. A. S. Farmer, auction-eel“. MtON‘DAY, OCT. 4thâ€"Auction sale of farm stock. implements, antique furniture etc. the property of Miss Ruth Patton. on Highway No. 7. 1/2 mil-9 west of Thornhill. Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.111. Art Lawrie cl-erk. J. Carl Saigeon, Auctioneer. WED. SEPT. 29THâ€"Auotion =a1e of farm property, in Twp. of Whit- church, east 64 acres of lot 86 and- east 32 acres of 5. half of lot 87, con. 1. For full- particulars apply J. C. Saigeon, auctioneer or the Pub- lic Trustee, Osgoode Hall, Toronlto. SAT., OCT. 2ND â€"â€" Auction Sale of antique furniture and other house- hold goods, the property of Mrs. Ada Egan, Richmond St., Maple. Sale starts at 12.30. Terms Cash. J. Carl Saigeon, auctioneer. TUESDAY, SEPT. 28th â€"â€" Auction sale of farm stock, implements, fur- niture, etc, the property of Fred‘ Chapman, Lot 4, Con. 10, King Town- ship. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms cash. C. E. Walkington, auctioneer. once. The Hepburn government has always been in favour of this mea- sure, but had to wait until now to permit the Dominion legislation to .be passed. Ontario is the first provâ€" ince to conclude an agreement with the Ottawa government on this matter. Completion of the agreement .be- tween the Dominion and Provincial governments whereby pensions of $40 monthly will be paid to all blind persons over the age of 40 is an- nounced at the Parliament buildings here. Payments; are to begin at Weekâ€"end of Octo’oer 15:1: and 2nd points north of Toronto including Midland, Huntsville, Parry Sound, North Bay districts, west to- and‘ in. cluding Nipig'on districts, also East to and including Lindsay, Pet'erboro, Belleville, Kingston, and Cornwall districts. For further information apply to C.N.R. ticket agents. Mrs. Heaslop who has been ill with a. stroke for some time is reported as much better. Mrs. Heasloip is in her 83rd year, and her many friends haspe her improvement continues. ' Mrs. Wes‘ Clark and Miss Ruth 'h-ave returnedv from visiting friends at Dayton. Rev. J. D. Cunningham of Rich- mond Hill was the speaker at the 'Young People’s meeting on Monday night. In future meetings will be held Wednesday instead of Monday so as not to conflict with Victoria. JUST UNLOADED CAR 0F so as not to conflict Square choral society Rally day was, observed last Sun- day and the school room was taste- fully decorated for the occasion. One . unique decoration was a pumpkin shaped to form a basket and‘ filled 'wIith fruit. The superintendent, Mr. Herb Smith, had» charge of the proâ€" gram giving the call to worship and the prayer. I‘an McDonald was the first reader and the second lesson was read' by Allan Wellman. Mrs. McDonald told: the story of how Bryan learned! to sing praises and the primary claSses led in the sing- ing of “Praise Him, Praise Him." Rev. McDonald gave the address on the subject “Crown Him Lord of ‘All.” U 1 'cl 5: THIS IS THE DA‘ RATESâ€"Five line for each subseque‘ each insertion. If FOR Si TWO CHOICE CheV' Apply Ira M. Noble 2331. NUMBER OF PIDC mixedi variety. Mrs. 1 17A, Thornlhill. NUMBER OF HOME] FULL LINES 0F FEEDS DR. HESS TONICS TONE UP YOUR FLOCKS AND HERDS RAILWAY BA RGAIN FARES THE, MILL Sale Register H’EADFORD Day 139 TEAM OF HORSES weighing a.- round 1300 lbs. each, 8 and 9 years old, guaranteed sound and good to work in any harness, $180.00 for the team. 2 fresh Holstein Cows with calves a few days old, and 1 Holstein Springer due soon, pricetl reasonably. Shorthorn Heifer with young calf $30.00. Angus Heifer due now $52.00. Hereford! Heifer due soon $42.00. Angus Cow with calf about a month old $48.00. ’CAR RADIO, Westinghouse, in A1 shape, cheap. All kinds of radio re- pairs. Get your radio fixed now to keep in touch with interesting pro- :grams now on the air. New and used- radiOS. Ask us about the new automatic Rogers-Majestic and De- Forest radios. Apply G.Yerex, Mark- ham Road‘, Richmond Hill. Applications for a Librarian for the Richmond Hill Public Library will be received up unrtil the earl of September. Full particulars of dut- ies of the position may be obtained on application to Mr. Rand‘ Phipps, secretary, or to Mr. J. A. Greene, chairman of the Board, Richmond Hill. Clydesdale Mare about 1400 lbs. guaranteed sound and good. to work in any harness, $135.00. We have a carlo-ad of Angus Steers 'and Heifers from 500 lbs. up. These are the nicest lot we have seen this year and the prices are reasonable. REG. AYRSHIRE BULL (Class A), from accredited dam which made high R.O.P. test and high class sire, has every good quality for a bend sire, age 18 months, and priced to sell. Pureâ€"bred Holstein Bull eligible to register, out of noted highâ€"pro- |ducing herd, 18 mos., will exchange for young fresh dairy cow or spring- er, also good Yonkslrxire hog 11/2 yrs. old. R. Wid‘eman &. Son, telephone SUM OF MONEY on Thursday on Yonlpe Street. Apply at The Liberal Office. nearly new, 1 couch, 2 lamp shades, 1 ash sifter complete, 1 hall mirror, reasonable for quick sale. L. H. ‘Clesment, 25 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill 4512 4 Heifem about 775 lbs. at $35.00 'each. We also have plenty of Shorthorn and Hereford Heifers and- Steers just arrived. NOTEâ€"Our offering of cattle this “week is the best we have had this season and we would advise buyers wanting the choicest animals to be on hand as early as possible. Geo. Porter, RR. 3, Woodbridge, (at Elders Station) Telephone Wcodhridge 51-r-21. Hill Public School Board, R. S. Coop- er, Secretary. 1 McGLAlRY QUEBEC RANGE, A NUMBER of Chemical Toilet Un- its, $2.50 each. May be seen at Rich- mond Hill Public School. Richmond MILK COWS, T.B. Tested, four to six years old, fresh cows and close springers; also Heifers. Apply E. 'Fishefi Langstaff. Phone Thornhill 161‘24. IITWO CHOICE Cheviot ram lambs ORGAN, in excellent condition, suit- able for home or small hall, for quick sale price $4.00. Apply H. Kanis‘, 103 Richmond. St., Richmond Hill. BU'LL CALF, Guernsey, from reg-is- tered T. B. apd Blood tested stock about 1 month old, $15.00. Apply Box 79, The Liberal Office. ROCKS & LEGHORN pullets, lay- ing. Apply Robt. Wrigglesworth, Langstaff, Highwaly No. 7 East, phone Thornhill 5114. 100 ROCK PULLETS, some laying, will sell any number. Apply Gor- don Cullen, lot 29, con. 2, Markham. 100 PULLETS and hens, New Hamp- shires and Leghorns. Apply Mrs. Pull, Stop 22 Y01.ge Street. Librarian Horses and Cattle NUMBER OF HOMEMADE QUILTS Apgply 112 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, telephone 31. ' NUMBER OF PIDGEONS, cheap, mixed variety. Mrs. A. Wright, Stop 17A, Thorn‘hill. THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVERTISINGâ€"MAKE THE MOST OF IT RATESâ€"Five lines or less, 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents for each subsequent insertion. Over 5 lines 5 cents per line extra each insertion. IF CHARGED 7 CENTS PER LINE. Classified Advs. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOUND Wantedt Phone Maple THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1937‘ Wednesday, Sept. 29 Concession Line east of Aurora, about 2 miles south of NeWmarket. There is a brick house containing 10 rooms, large barn, stables and drive shed. Excellent water supply from artesian well. The property is par- ticularly adapted for dairy farming and is offered subject to an exist- ing tenancy. By direction of the Public Trustee of Ontario the undersigned will off- er for sale by Public Auction (on the farm) the following Valuable Farm Property known as the Dodge Trent, Farm subject: to a reserve bid, on 1937, at 2 p.m. E.S.T. East 6-1 acres more or less of Lot 86 and the E. 32 acres more or less of the S. half of Lot 87, Con. 1, Twp. of Whitchurch. The farm is well located on the First PAPERHANGING and Painting, by Vexperienced workmen. Estimates given free. Apply P. Ingles & Sons, Jefferson Decorators, Maple Avenue, Jefferson. 10 per cent at time of sale. balance in thirty days on delivery of deed or a mortgage for half purchase price at 5 Der cent and balance in cash. For further particulars apnlv to J. CARL SAIGEON. Auctioneer. Maple. Ont. THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 7 FARM PROPERTY Used Cars BUILDINGS raised and moved. Lang- staff Coal and Supply. Phone Thorn- hill 73. (Reconditioned and Guaranteed) 1936 FORD V-S STANDARD TUD- 1934 FORD V-8 DeLUXE TUDORâ€" ‘ Small Mileage. Exceptionally Nice. DIESEL ENGINEERING â€"â€" Diesel Engines require experienced men; if you are ambitious, mechanically inâ€" clined, furnish character reference; expert training given to those quali- fying, on reasonable monthly pay- ments; state age. Write Diesel En- gineering Institute, 206A Dundas St, London, Ont. Little Brothers RICHMOND HILL PHONE 17 4-W bout 10 by 14 ft. Apphy- at The Lib era] Office. PORTABLE CHICKEN HOUSE, a- LARGE CHURN. Apply H. Jones, Oxford Street, Elgin Mills. FARM TO RENT, 150 acres, Lot 29, Concession 5, Vaughan: Township. Good water supply. Apply J. G. Mal- ]oy-, 761A Euclid Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. AUCTION SALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, all conven- iences. Apply H. McMillan, Rich- mond Hill. 6 RO‘OMED HOUSE. Apply 15 Cen- tre Street East, Richmond Hill. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, conveniences. modern. Apply T. H. Trench, Rich- mond Hill. Ford Sales & Service ORâ€"Small Mileage. MISCELLA NEOUS 1933 TERRAPLANE SEDAN 1933 DODGE CABRIOLET 1930 ESSEX COACH $190.00 $450.00 $600.00 $290.00 0F VALUABLE $425.00 Ȏgzoode Hall. Toronto (2)- TO RENT WANTED TFRMS: ONTARIO