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!‘ TICKETS GOOD IN COACHES at fares approximately 1%c. per mile TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at fares approximately 1%c. per mile STANDARD S.LI.EEPING CARS at. fares approximater 1%c. per m1 e COST OF ACCOMMODATION IN SLEEPING QARS ADDITIONAL BAGGAGE checked. Stopovers at Port Arthur, Armstrong, Chicago and west. mmAR EXCURSIONS fisz WESTERN T0 EASTERN CANADA DURING SAME PERIOD Tickets, Sleeping Car Reservations, and all information from any _agent. ASK FOR HANDBILL man!- Save the coupons, win cash prizes. Make sure you get your coupons from co-operating stores. CANADIAN NATIONAE WESTERN CANADA SPECIAL BARGAIN EXCURSIONS PAGE EIGHT GOING DAILY â€" SEPT. 15 - 29, 1939 Inclusive Return Limit: 45 days From all Stations in Eastern Canada :A poem was read by Cora Julian gentitled “Others”. The topic was igiven by Edna Keffer entitled, “What a Church Does For a Comâ€" munity". Meeting closed by all re- Ipeating‘ the Lord’s Prayer. Unionville Girls Softball Team won the cup donated by the Pilot Insurance Co. for the year 1939-40. Unionville defeated Fishewille in two games, the first game .by a‘ score of 16-9 and the second game by a score of 16-8. We are pleased to report that Master Billie Woods is improv'ng. Billie, small son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Woods, has been confined to his {bed for several weeks. We wish him a speedy recovery. .Mr. Murray McDonald of Toronto spent the week-end with his father, Mr. W. O. McDonald. .Rev. and Mrs. J. R. McCrimmon and Miss Dorothy McCrimmon re- turned home Saturday after spend- ing a month’s vacation at Blind River. Rev. Mr. McCrimmon will occupy the ,pulpit at Hope, Edgeley and‘Maple on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Forrest, Misses Ina and Evelyn Forrest motored. to Lindsay on Saturday. Miss Mary Forman of Lindsay returned with them to spend a week’s holidays. Vellore football team defeated Harts on Friday evening by a score of 220. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keffer and family of Woolsley, Sask. spent Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kef- fer. Mr. George Snider is spendin'g this week visiting the New York World’s Fair. Mrs. W. Hoiles and children Phyl- lis and Kenneth spent the week-end with friends in Niagara Falls. IMiss Margaret Ball returned to work Tues<lay after a two weeks‘ vacation. Rev. and Mrs. Barringer of U.S.A. Mr. Jacob Shunk of Cleveland and Miss Marion Keffer of Niagara Falls visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoiles. ‘The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Spencer Bowen on Wednes- day, August 23rd at 8 o'clock. The president, Mrs. J. Montgomery, preâ€" sided. Scripture reading, Luke, ch. 4, 16 to 22, and prayer was taken by Mrs. L. Keffer. A piano duet was given by Jean and Ruth Keffer. Save coupons, win a prize your- self or help your friends to win one. Ma‘. and Mrs. Zan Veendrrof and family of six children have arrived in Maple from Holland and plan to make their hOme on a farm here or elsewhere in Ontario. They made the ocean trip on the Duchess of York and arrived in Montreal Sat- urday, August 24th where they were met by Mr. Arthur Lawrie of Maple and their friend Mr. Trysenwar. Pending their permanent loeation Mr. and Mrs. Veendrof are living with Mr. and Mrs. Trysenwar on the fifth of Vaughan near Maple. Save the coupons, win handSOme Save the cash prizes Mixâ€"Bill Lawrie spent several days this week with Mr. andI Mrs. W. Hem‘phill, Toronto. Mrs. T. H. Keys returned to her home last week and We are pleased to report that her health is much improved. I 'Mr. and Mrs. T. McBride and Shirley and Mr. andl Mrs. S. Robâ€" erts, Toronto, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Saigeon. Miss Lillian Williams of Oshawa spent last week with Miss Jessie McLean. Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald" re- turned home Monday after a motor trip to Orillia and other northern points returning home by way of Ottawa, Irate motherâ€"“Willie, how dare you kick your little brother in the stomach?" Willieâ€"“It was his own fault. He turned around.” MAPLE DISTRICT NEWS T267 on Sunday, Se choir of St. Job of Toronto will at the evening Hahm will prea pastor of Zion l the local Choir ing service. Members of the Buttonville Wo- men‘s Institute attended the Exhi- bition on Tuesday and participated in the quilting exhibit. Members Guilting were Mrs. E. Walton, Miss C. Hooper, Mrs. E. H11, Mrs. Jas. MoQuay, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Charles Hooper. They report.a very enjoyâ€" able time. THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO .Mr. Chas. Boynton and Mr. W. Boynton are exhibiting their pigs at the Ex this week. Brown’s Corners United Church are holding a Decoration Dav Ser- vice on Sund‘ay. September 3rd at 7 p.>m. The guest speaker will be the Rev. Mitchell of Stvuffville. A big- improvement has been made in the cemetery this week and the in- tentions are to make this an up-to- date one. All fr'endrs and members of the Church are invited to be in. afitendance at this service. ,Mr. and Mrs. W. Wynn and fam- ily, Mrs. Anderson and Master Keith Mayhelw spent Tuesday a“; Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mr. and. Mrs. Wal‘vter Bone spent the week-end at BurlingtOn. Mr. John Brown is showing a few of his choice Baby Beef Cattle at the Exhibition. Mr. Walter Baker is spending a week with Mr. Jack Reaman in To~ ronto. Miss Beth Barton is spending her holidays with Mrs. Kenney in To- ronto. Mrs. W. Bone spent Monday with her sister Mrs. Morbson at Victoria Square. Mr. E. Hancock and Miss Barrow are spending a week wilth Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Don Farewell and‘ ‘son. David of Hamilton are spend- ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Vanderiberg. Mr. andv Mrs. W. H. Rea-man and son Jack of Toronto visited Miss M. and Mr. W. Reaman on Thursday. ‘Miss Annie W-oodls has returned home after spending two weeks with Miss Gwen Reed in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ol'arence Vander- berg and family spedt Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Vanderberg. Men are peculiar, just as women have long suspected. For instance, a fellowvwho hadn’t kissed his wife in five years, shot a fellow who did. “Just put that {back where you took it from," as the young lady said to the daring young man who had stol- en a kiss. I SQI’VB The SUTTONVULE Preacher Fes‘tiv CA RRVILLE Ehary’s (Anglican) Church, Richmond Hill RE-OPENING SERVICES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd 11 a.m. and 7 pm. ral of Harvest will be Zion Lutheran Church September 10th. The John's Lutheran Church will sing three anthems: ,ng service when Rev. reach the sermon. The m Lutheran Church an: )ir will take the morn- r â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" Rev. W. F. Wrixon, L.Th. Dedication of Porch and Tower Windows and Light Thornhill Horticultural Society Annual Show Held Last Saturday beauty ( featured the annual fall fl‘ of the Thornhill H‘orticu clety held in the Lawrence Hall last Saturday. Jud carried out by Mr. Fieztcl single. 3rd, J. H Mrs. Harris, Mrs. scn; cosmos, Miss Simpson, C. Mo Guirl, Mrs. Wells: dahlias, Mrs Heslop, Mr. Foster, Mrs. Wells; ev- erlasting, Miss Thompson. Gaillard'a, _Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Harris: geraniums, dou- ble, Mrs. Heslop. Mrs. Aston, C. Mc- Guirl; geraniums, single, Mrs. Hes- lop, C. McGu'rl, Miss Simpson; gladiolus, Mrs. Topper, C. Longley, Mr. Smellie; gladiolus, Picardy, Mr. Smellie; gladiolus, A.O.V., Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Hinc=hley, Jack Hinchley; gladiolus, best cdllection, Mrs. Topper, Mr. Smellie, Mr. Lillies, Mr. Teeson, Mr. Wiltshire, Mrs. Harris; delphiniums. annual, Mrs. Heslop, Mrs. Aston, Mrs. Har- ris: delphiniums. perennial, Mrs. Harris: marigolds. large, Mrs. Wells, Miss Simpson. Mrs. Aston; mari- golds, dwarf, Miss Simpson, Miss Thompson‘ Mrs. Hanris. Thompson Nasturtinms. Mrs. Campbell, Miss Simpson. C. McGuirl: pansies, Mrs. Heslop Mrs. Wells; hhlox. Mrs. Hes- lop; {31?le, nerennial, Miss Simp- son, C. Longley, Mrs. Wells; petun- ias, single. Mrs. Heslon, Mrs. R. Thompsnn, C. lMCGulrl: petunias, double, W. Hinchley, J. Broome, Mrs. Poole. Roses. 1 best. J. Broome, Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Wells: roses, 6 bIOOms, Mrs. Heslon; scabiosa, C. McGuirl. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Aston: snap»- draqons. Mr. Teeson. Mrs. Hinchley, J. Hinchley: stocks. Miss S. Thomp- son. Mrs. anchlev. Mr. Hinchley; sweet peas. Mrs. Harris: verbenas, Mrs. Wilt=hire, Mrs. Heslon, Mrs. Harris; zinnias. mammoth, Mrs. Harris. Mr. Harris. Mr. Teeson: zin- nias. pom-Dom. M". Thompson, C. McGuirl. Mr. Wilts-hire. Salpiglossis. Joan Broome, Mrs. Wells; collection of flower or flow- ers not on above list. Jack Hinch- levr Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Hinc‘xley: collection of flowers grown by 13111311 of Lanrr“°ff or Thnrnhm Public Sichowolr,flAudrey Thompson, Langstaff school. CLASS IIâ€"VE-GETABILES Beets. Mr. Harris. Joan Broome, Miss Simpson: carrots. Mr. Wilt- shive. Mis: Simnson, Mr. Harris; cabbages, Mr. Harris. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Heslop: corn. Mr. Wiltshire, Miss Simpson. C‘ Long-ley; oucum: hers, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Harris, Mr. Hank: onions, W. Hinchley, MN. Hinchlev. Mrs. Asfnn». Pemners, Mrs T-T‘nchlev. Miss g‘mnenn. W. H‘whlm': potatoos, Mm. "aslnn. Mr. Smallio- numnkin. Mrs. Hineh‘ev: sound1 Misc Sim“- <on. 0. Loncrley~ “011'”? AD V.. W. Hinch‘ev. Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Nichnl- so": tomafoes M‘s: S‘mnson, Mr. Vm‘fie MN. Heslnn' tomatoes. enn- V‘7Q0. Mr. Hm'ris, Mrs. Aston. M‘cs S‘Mhmn: connr‘tit“1 0" vegnfam‘w "‘14 flowert. Mr. W"Itfihir9 C. M“- fir‘rzr vvzefable marrow. Mr. Wilt- arge Mis Thornhill Horticultural So- d in the Lawrence Memorial it Saturday. Judging was out by Mr. Fletcher of To- d a large crowd enjoyed the» f the floral show. The prize were as folléiwsf , double, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. numb er xber of fine exhibits shire nual fall flower show Wells Simpson nchley; ( LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS iarris, Mrs on, asters caIenduIa Miss Simp filrx dou- DEC- lies- : Apples, astrachan, C.L0ngley, Mrs‘ Nicholson; apples, Transparent, Mn Wiltshire, Mr. Smellie, Mrs. Heslop; lapples, Duchess. Audrey Thompson |Arthur Bone, Mr. Wiltshire: pears [any variety, Mr. Smellie, MissflA vase of : Thompson C-doper. Miss S‘mpson: pe tion, Miss Simpson, Mrs Mrs. Nicholson. Thrmpson: basket or z'nmas. Mrs. Topper. Mr. Teeson- basket of fTow- em. Mrs. Ton‘per, Joan Brnnnw. Vase of flowers. Mrs. Hinchler. Mrs. “’ellst best bouquet of flowâ€" eN. Miss M. Boylo. Mrs. Harris: ("‘119Cti011 of annuals. Mrs. Heslon. “1's. Havr‘s: basket nf nofatoes. Mrs. Heslcn. Mr. Smnllio- backef of Mrs. Heslcn. Mr. Smnllio' backe+ 0‘ canniyg tomatoes, Mr. Harris, Mr Smelhe. Richvale social club held their an- nual field day at Roselawn park last Friday afternoon and‘ evening. A large crowd! attended the event which featured races, sp91‘its and‘ dancing in the evening. There was a basket lunch and after lunch Rose- lawn boys played Thornhill girls in; a hllarious scftbal'l game, the score at the end of the game being tied. The committee in charge of the field day were Mr. Bill Adams, president; Mr. C. Sims, vice-pres'dent; Mrs. W. Ad’ams. secre'ary, an“! Mrs. Sparks, treasurer. i Mistressâ€"“Jane, I always take a ’little siesta in the afternoon." Janeâ€"“Yes’m. Most of my ladies like a drop of something after , lunch." At a country fair in the Old Coun- try £5 was offered to the person who could‘ guess the weight of a certain cow. Many people tried their skill, and various weights were suggested. Finally Old Garge, not- too-bright farm hand, came forward. To their amazement he named the exact weight of the cow offhand. “How d'id you do it?” asked the judge, after awarding the prize. ' “»;TRV'a1‘n’t nothin’,” replied the man. “I’d ’a’ done better’n that if Y” ‘ I'd been tryin. punishment?" Miss Duffy: “Have you ever had any stage experience?" Ruth Barker: “Well I once my leg in a cast.” _ Himâ€"“Yeah, if I could only raise some capital, I'd sure punish it.” ried ?” Jim â€"â€" “Have you heard that Smith's daughter is getting mar- Zest flower arrangement for cheon table, Mrs. Topper, Mrs. mson: bouquet of flowers in show ‘ket. Mrs. Topner, Mrs. Harris; 9 of asters. Mr. Teeson. Miss Heâ€"“Do you believe in capital Jamâ€"“Who’s the happy man Jimâ€"“Smith!” 5. McGuiI-L Mrs. Nicholson CLASS IIIâ€"FRUITS RICHVALE IVâ€"S-PE C IALS z’nnias. Mrs THURSDAY. AUGUST 3lst, 1939. s,_ collec‘ Slmpson 9n Thornhill ' District News The local branch of the Women’s Institute entered the Quilting Com- petition open to all women‘s organ.- izatvions at the Canadian National Exhibition on Tuesday, August 29. The competlion was held) on the lawn adjacent to the Electrical building and the. members taking part from th's Institute were Mrs. R. Thompson. Mrs. A. Brillinger, Miss Emma Clubine, Mrs. J. Pear- son. Mrs. B. Hyslop and Mrs. J. Wells. The work was judged on drawing cf pattern, evenness of work and ico-opei'at‘on lbeltween quilters. It was not-a cempetition in speed. There were around 600 quilter's from women’s organizatzoins. They were entertained to a picnic supper at the close. Miss Loretta Dean accompanied by Miss Margardt Shaw, Newton- brook, are holidaying this week at B‘alm Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rankin, De- troit visited last week with Mrs. J. Teeson and called cn other old' friends. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pratt, ronto spent Sunday w'th Mr. Mrs. Ellis P1'z‘5t. north Yonge The Thornhill Presbyterian Y.P.S. is holding their annual Corn Rdast nex’t Tuesday evenirg at the home of Mr. H. Mizen of Thornhill. Mrs. Cyril Colline of Toronto, for- merly of Thornhill, was presented with a baby daughter, Elsie Jessie Patricia, last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guillately and son Dav'd of King visited Mr. and Mrs. VVaIter Howell, Thorn-hill on Wednesday. Mr. S. A. Campbell of is- spending a vacation at Park. Mrs. George Weavers and! family of Lansing visited Mrs. S. Findlay of Thornhill on Tuesday. Mr. J. A. Wright of Peterrborough is spending a few days with his sis- ter Mrs. S. Findlay, Thornhill. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gostick and son Donald if Foote’s Bay, Muskoka and Miss C. Wilson of New York visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson over the week-end. Miss Mary Ellen Findlay of Thornhiil returned home on Sunday after spending a vacation at Kirkâ€" land Lake. Mrs. M. He‘lliwell and family of Thornxhill are spending a vaca‘tion with Mrs. Helliwell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox of Oshawa. Auxiliary Board Meteting The Board- Meeting of the W0- men’s Auxiliaries, Toronto Diocese, will be held on Thursday, Septem- ber 14:}: in the Lawrence Memorial Hall. Morning session will _tart at 10.30 o'clock and the afternoon ses‘ sion at 1.30. All in‘terested are ex- tended a cordial invitation. A special meeting of Trinity Ang- lican Church Women’s Auxiliary has been called for Tuesday, Sep- tember 5th at 2.30 p.m. in Lawrence Memorial Hall. As this meeting- is important all members are urged to be present, TREASURER’S SALE OF LANDS IN ARREARS 0F TAXES By virtue of a warrant issued by the Reeve of the Township of Mark- ham dated the 17th day of August 1939 and to me directed, command- ing me to proceed with the callec- tion of arrears of tastes, together with the fees and expenses, I hereby give notice that the list of lands liable to 'be sold has been prepared, and is being published in the On- tario Gazette under the date of Septemlber 2nd, 1939, and that, un- less the said arrears of taxes and costs are sooner paid, I shall, on the '7th day of December 1939 proceed to sell the said lands to discharge the said arrears of taxes and the charges thereon. The sale will be heId on the above date at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon in the Township Hall, Unionville. ‘ The adjourned sale, if one is ne- cessary, will be held on Thursday, 215t day of December, 1939, at thI same hour and the same .place. Copies of said list may be had at my office. - Dated at Unionville, August 24th, 1939. Successor to J. J. Deane 1rs=ctor of FUNERAL AND A MBULANCE TOWNSHIP OF M ARKHAM Wilfrid R. Scott CHARLES HOOVER. Township Treasurer. Thomhill Elmhurst a nd