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Pric'es are at their lowest now â€" F‘illl your bins with next \v'mter’s :oal supply. Ask for Lehigh Valley Knthracite, the fuel that satisfies. ‘ones Coal 00., phone 188. MONDAY, JULY 3rd 11 A.M. for the transaction of General Business Date<i at Maple this 29th day of June, 1939. $819 at 1 p.m. M. McEwan, A-uc- tioneer. ' FRIDAY, JUNE 30thâ€"Auction sale of farm stock, implements, household furniture etc. at Oak Ridges Hotel. Miss Laberta Hood left on Mon- day to spend holidays in Sudbury. Miss Mary Gibson, Miss Caldwell, Miss» Margaret Kerr and: Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. D. Harrington and Miss Grace Harrington motored to Watkinr‘s Glenn and Syracuse, NY. last week. The Lawn Bowling Club have re- sumed activities. The green under the supervision of Mr. George Dukes is in fine condition and .the schedule for the summer promises to be most entertaining. The Mackenzie King Cup tournament held last Friday was attended by nine rinks, Markham winning over Unionville by one 5110*. Too bad! Better luck next time. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Maynard express sympathy in the passing of Mrs. Campbell, moth- er of Mrs. G. G. Maynard, who died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mayn- ardi on Monday last. Mrs. Camp- bell had been ill for some time. She a life long resident of Fort Francis, where the body was taken for burial and funeral services were held. FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE MRS. H. E. CARTER We are pleased to report Mr. G. G. Maynard, manager of the Bank of Commerce back at his post again after a forced absence on account of illness. Vaughan Council The cheapest operated Range for general use at a low cost of 1 cent per burner per hour Cheaper and better than city gas WEEKLY NEWS NOTES FROM THE UNIONVILLE DISTRICT The regular July meeting of the Vaughan Township Council will be held in the Township Hall, Vellore 81 Florence Avenue, Lansing by Appointment Only Willowdale 513 Successor to J. J. Deane Director of Wilfrid R. Scott Beauty Parlour Preway Gasoline Range OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT WEDNESDAY 8 Roseview Avenue Richmond Hill In Hairdressing, discriminating ladies appreciate high class work. Miss Anderson with 14 years city experience and well established clientelle gives you assurance and confidence in all branches of hairdressing, beauty culture, etc. TEACUP or CARDS read by Why not have your Sale Register A. HISLOP THURSDAY, JUNE 29th, 1939 PERMANENT WAVES FROM 82.00 UP PHONE YOUR APPOINTMENTS TO PHONE 119, RICHMOND HILL Apply RICHMOND HILL BETHESDA LUTHERAN CHURCH Daylight Saving Time 10.30 a.m.â€"â€"Chu1‘ch Sch-001. 7.30 p.m.â€"Public Worship. ST. PHILIP’S ANGLICAN CHURCH Daylight Saving Time 10 a.m.â€"Church School. 11 a.m.â€"I‘-I(1'ning Prayer. 330 p.r-':.â€"£11urc‘1 School. 2.30 p.m.â€"“The Recovery of Fellow- ship." Sacrament service. CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH Uniorm'fle Pastorâ€"Rev. A. E. Owen Daylight Saving Time 10.30 a.m.â€"Church School. 11.30 a.m.â€"“The Recovery of Ft owship.” Sacrament service 7.30 p.m.â€"“Are people given tinies.” The strawberry social held at the Bethesda Lutheran Church was a de- cided success. The abundance of de- licious food including heaping dishes of berries and the delightful social contact left nothing to be desired. A meeting of the Directors of the local Horticultural Society is called for Monday evening next at the home of Mrs. R. L. Stiver. It is desired that all members of the Board be in attendance. Mrs. C. H. Stiver, Misses Helen and Dorothy Stiver, and Mr. How- ard Stiver visited Rev. J. Burkholder over the weekâ€"end. Mrs. Risebrough of Willowdale and Mrs. Geo. Kelly of Buttonville visit- ed Mrs. R. L. Stiver on Sunday. Miss Lillian Risefbroug-h of Willow- d‘ale was the guest of Miss M. Som merville over the week-end. The Tennis Club tournament is be- ing‘ arranged for next Monday. Junâ€" iors will play in the afternoon and Seniors in the evening. Get your entry in as soon as possible. Misses Estelle Brown, Bernice An- derson, Dorothy Harper and Wild-a Perkin are spending ho1id‘ays at Hall’s Lake. ., Central United Y.P.S. have closed during July and‘ August and will re- sume meetings in September. Again the music pupils of Miss Ila Weighfll, A.T.,C.M. have been successful in recent examinations. Helen Watson 99 in Theory, Vild‘a Perkin 93 in Theory, Estelle Brown 66 in Piano and Myrtle Latimer 68 in Piano. Congratulations. ‘ All stores in: the village will be clased all day Saturday, July lst. Citizens are remind‘ed to make a note of this announcement. Mrs. Eva Harper daughter Mrs. Alvin Mrs. Court has returned from Sparrow Lake where she has been the guest of Mrs. Ellen Kemp Little. Misses Dorothy and Margaret Jean Muirhead of Toronto are visiting their cousin Miss Jean Muirhead. _ Mrs. Smith and Miss Jean Smith of Toronto have been spending holi- days at “RowanwoodF’, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hood. D.S.T. Central United S. S. picnic is scheduled for Thursday next and will be held at Centre Island. A good program of spbrts is being arrang- ed and everyone attending is assured of a good time. day. The July meeting of [the local branch of the Women‘s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. R. L. Stiver on Wednesday afternoon next when the Buttonville Institute will be guests. The meeting is scheduled to commence promptly at 3 o’clock EBENEZER UNITED CHURCH Miller of '1 Mr. and Mr Standard Time Toronto were guests of rs. J. A. Gibson on Mon- is visiting her Wray, Toronto. village will be Fell- des- items. We number of donatecbby EXPRESS THANKS FOR DONA- TIONS TO PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND In that holy, happy land. A little lamb too s-Weet and’ pure Upon this earth to roam, An angel cafe so quietly, And took our darling home. We miss him terribly, We loved him so dearly, Safe in the arms of Jesus. â€"Sad1y missed by Mother, Daddy, Sister and Brother. Our darling Jackie stands Waiting for us to join him IN MEMORIAM SHIELDSâ€"In loving memory of our darling little son (Jackie) John Rob- ert, who passed away June 28, 1929, age eight years. Up there among the throng, lThe ammal outing of District No. 5 0f the Ontario Horticultural As- sociation to which Richmond Hill be- longs will be held at the O.A.C., Guelph on Wednesday, July 5. The O.A;C. is always an attractive place to visit and on July 5 a free dinner will be served. A good sports proâ€" gramme has been prepared and the RoseiGardens will be at their best. Misses Doris and Mary Francis Atkinson and Master Billy are vi-sitv~ ing with relatives here while their parents Mr. and] Mrs. W. D. T. At- kinson of Ottawa are in Europe where Mr. Atkinson is attending a conference representing the National Council of Education. Miss Shirley Hill, who was recent- ly successful in obtaining her second year in Law, at the University of Toronto, is attending the interna- tional convention of Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity at Spring Lakhe Beach, New Jersey. Mrs. J. Wilison Harmony of Regina, who has been visiting Mrs. Freder. ick Mason, went up to Rest Harbor, Muskoka, on Tuesday and has taken Miss Edith Masoni to spend a week with her. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Ramer attend- ed the annual Lions Convention this Week. The convention took the form of a Dreamboat cruise from Sarnia to Chicago, with business sessions being held aboard the beautiful lake steamer. Mrs. W. F. Carter, Marion, Hugh and Fred returned Wednesday after a motor trip around the Gaspe penâ€" insula, through New Brunswick and the New England' States. The A.Y.P.A. of St. Mary‘s Angli- can Church, Richmond Hill, held a weiner roast at Bond Lake Tuesday night on the grounds of Mrs. John Clark’s estate. Rev. Arthur McMahon, curate at St. Mary Immaculate church here has been moved to Welland. Rev. Chas. O’Brien from St. Gregory’s, Oshawa will take his place. Miss Louise Mason left on Man- day to visit Mrs. A. C. McMaster at Alannah, her country place on the Dixie Road. At the mid-summer examinations of the Toronto Conservatory of Muâ€" sic, Master Harry Hill was granted IV grade standing with honours. Richvale Social Club has postponed their picnic and draw which was to have been held on July 5th until a date to be announced later. :Mrs. John Duncan who recently returned after spending the winter in California visited with Richmond Hill friends this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wn‘ ronto are spending cottage, Pine Grove Miss Ethel Scheldt of London, On- tario is spending this week with Miss Patricia Smith. Social and Personal M. L. McConaghy. may have missed some e also gave out quite 3. pairs of mitts, knit and v kind friends. Mrs. Wm. Arming of To- spending holidays at their THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Reeve J. A. Knowles of Aurora has been recommended by the York County Council for appointment of assistant probation officer of the York County Juvenile and domestic relations court. If his appointment is confirmed by the provincial gov- ernment he will have to resign his office as reeve of Aurora. This would require a nomination meeting to fill the vacancy. It would be the fifth nomination held in Aurora this year. There were three special nom- inations held‘ in connection with the office of mayor. On Saturday morning, June 17th a deer passed through the garden at Harvey Ll'oyd’s residence in Au- Tera. The funeral will be held from the above address Friday, June 30th at 3 p.m. standard time. Interment in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. DIED SATTINâ€"‘Oh Wednesday, June 28th at the home of his sequin-law, E. L. Clubine, 2nd concession of Markham, Benjamin Sattin, in his 77th year. Camp Ahshunyoong for boys under the supervision of the North York Boys’ Work Board, will be held at 'Sibbald’s Point, Lake Simcoe, from July 6th to 15th. The camp is inâ€" terdenominational as it relates to church groups, and has an excellent reputation for efficiency in: leaderâ€" ship, boy development training, supâ€" ervision, and meal service. Rates are reasonable. Folder will be mail- ed on application to Rev. D. Davis, King, 0mt., or phone Richmond Hill ‘169. LIBRARY CLOSED DOMINION DAY Saturday, July lst being a holiday rthe Richmond Hill Public Library will be closed, and from this date the Thursday afternoon sessions are dis- continued until September. TENNIS COURTS OFFICIALLY OPENED The new tennis court was official- ly opened here Wednesday night when Jlames Stewaljt, principal of the high school and Walrter Scott, principal of the public school de- feated Reeve J. A. Greene and R. D. Little, chairman of the public school board with a score of love six. About one hundred peepl‘e gathâ€" ered at the court to Witness the op- ening set. The new double court was built by the young people of the village on land donated by the village council and donations from interested citizens. Richmond Hill won the Walton trophy and first prize at the Aginâ€" court tournament Wednesday after. noon. The rink: Walker Hall, E. T. tephens, A. A. Eden,-A. E. Glass skip. The members of the rink re- ceived chairs as individual prizes. night mixed games Friday commencing p.m. There were twelve rinks compet- ing in the regular Monday night mixed tournament this week and all report a very pleasant evening. Skip A. A. Eden was the winner with the high score for two wins and the members of the rink recerived water sets as prizes. The rink: Miss Anma Phipps, R. Lynett, George Fuller, A. A. Eden, skip. A doubles tournament will be play. ed at the local green Thursday ev- ening when a number of outside BOWLING NOTES CAMP AHSHUNYOONG are expected- tournament will be ucal green Thursdz The Thursd‘ will be play sharp at 7. outside 33’ 30 CONFIRMATION AT ST. MARY'S St. Mary’s Church was filled to capacity on Sunday last when The Right Rev. W. C. White, D.D., act- ing for the Archbishop of Toronto preached an inspiring: sermon and confirm-ed a class of twenty_three. Those confirmed were, Derek And- rews, Gordon Brier, Clifford Case- ment, Douglas Dury, Delbert Hull, Frank Jones, Orville Shanks, Alfred‘ Skene, Chester Unger, George Van- stone, Gordion' White, Arthur White, Ilene Dury, Dorothy Hicks, Doreen Johnson, Vene Lumley, Gladys Mash ters, Edna McHiugh, Gertrude Rose, Retta Webster, Elizabeth Whi-te, Mae Giles, Mary Taylor. ’RICHVALE AND RICHMOND HILL PUPILS WIN COI'NTY PRIZES The following pupils. Helen Ran- som, Jean MoCartney, Lorna Baker, T0311 McLeod, Audrey Baker and Gladys Masters in Rich-vale and :Richmond Hill schools were successâ€" ful in winning lst prizes in the York and Peel W.C.T.U. Scientific Temperance Contest and were a- wanded' silver dollars. Hearty con- gratulations to the winners. J. H. Beatty, Duiferin’s county engineer and county roads super- :intendent, has resigned his positiom the resignation to take effect on July lst. Thomas Reid, age 52, was severe- 1y injured Monday afternoon while he was drawing in hay. Some oi the hay on the wagon fell forward scaring a horse. The horse bolted throwing Mr. Reid to the ground. William Brown, a helper pulled him brom beneath the wagon in time to avoid being run over by the wheels. Dr. Rolph Langstaff attended the in- jured man and- moved him to Welt- esley hospital. He is suffering from a broken pelvis and a thigh broken in three places. MMO“O”WOMNOMM”WO OW VAUGHAN TOWNSHIP FARMER INJURED Mysteryâ€"comedy. Another in'_‘The Thin! Man’ series. Every device of suspensive suspicion planting is emplqyed in this DeLuxg mrysâ€" t_ery ftp puzzle the murder mystery addicts. Good entertammenrt fm: all Here is one of the most lavish, eye-filling musicals to come w the screen in many moons. Jeanette MacDonald does splendid actmg and has never been in better voice. 'Comedy. Another in the Hardy series. This time the Ha-rdys fall he}; tq a f_01_'tune ’91: two million dollars. As i_s always the case with It is excellent entertainment, full of action, terse and purposeful dialogue and outstanding performances. SHOWS START AT 8 p.m. & 10 p.m. SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS 7-30 & 9.30 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Hardy picture, this instalment is recomméndéd iwitiublitfli‘e‘sfiekwtirdi MICKEY ROONEY - LEWIS STONE - CECILIA PARKER in “ THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH ” Added Attraction â€" ROYAL TOUR PICTURES WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JULY 5 - 6 ROBERT MONTGOMERY - ROSALIND RUSSELL in “ FAST AND LOOSE ” TODAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 29 EDWARD G. ROBINSON - WENDY BARRIE in “ I AM THE LAW ” FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 30 - JULY ‘1 MONDAY & TUESDAY, JULY 3 - 4 JEANETTE MacDCNALD - LEW AYRES in “ BROADWAY SERENADE ” ENGAGEMENT IMF. and Mfrs. Robt. Gonnley announce the e of their daughter Lulu J91 Henry Leece, grandson 0 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maple, the marriage to quietly the middle of Jul Vaughan and Richmor ran Ladies Auxiliary wi 2gula1‘ meeting in th( 'all on Tuesday, July 'clock. Evel‘ybodv weln A UXILIARY MEETING Tuesday, July 4th, Everybody welcome PAGE FIVE July Beatty of :ngagement an to John f the late Leece of ake Hill Vet.â€" hold' their Municipal plakze