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THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL. ONTARIO THURSDA'y, MAY 9th 1940, :=_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 'PAGE EIGHT W.M.S. BROWN‘S CORNERS . BIRTH T RNII ° ' l w ‘ STEVENSONâ€"At Pctawawa Ave- L‘NITED ciiriicii l H07 "7 ILL lng lty l Tm. ., . all? tbdevIl/Itonhml'killwed/glimaélt The May “well”! Was held Wl'll‘ (ln li‘riilai' night 1111‘: 17th tin-re lluviior In ii‘ult l Jii'n‘iil‘ and r. am. _ rs. ex c L‘ 1' - . . . (r- . . .e- v I. h i '. ‘, _ , ‘ ' " ' ‘ ‘ “ ‘ l‘ ‘l 11 ‘1' m‘"“' 1 . v . . son: a son. Ey-‘QShfb‘Iillll‘s Ill“, hill“; “If‘ Ml” Will ln: :1 Euchre he‘d k". “I‘llllllilyS‘ Mrs. Andrew Crawford of Guelph . nil: «in May l»lth, Miss Ida l-‘ranklxm Large flowering \arletles .- u“ .“1 ill "Um Nubian“ pit” llell~ llll'l'lllllll. ill Ell'l 1‘! >1. [.ukc's‘piiid a short visit in the \‘lcllliU' 1‘0“ \\'il‘. iv in charge of tin g’ii‘ls' meetâ€" 6 for 82'00 ‘ W‘Md 311‘- F"ll>1~1l‘l*‘ “71> VWlWllwil‘huieh. (;(l|1l lll'iZk‘s‘ wall 1.1- giveii.‘centl.\', ‘1112. Eddie Ilayhoe will .l;iiioi‘.sti~iit-- 108 )[archmmmt Rd" Toronto Ul Llll>_ "Hamil lfilltl Islll‘g‘li“ Hip-“l-‘t‘ Aisu i'et'i‘esiirients. Admission Plans for the beautification of S. . ‘spliciii: :1itl kiiinttlnu‘ of riipm at Pnce Ll-‘t 0“ request r l l ed ilurircr tilt-lit'VULlOlllll llci‘ll-(l l‘.\' l‘liquhre wil: still'l a: \33‘) pm. S. No. 2. King.r City school groiinds,i1he burs” meeting. ii nine other ladies who read suitable up, _i‘ l.‘\.,m.:.- “3;”; with Mr. A“, 1M“! th 11nd“. 1h0 “(hth i 7 h . :fl‘llltlul'“ sulfa!“ “911311195 ““ 1h“ and Mis. Fri-.1 Miiztln, L'iiinnville of Mr. Adamsoii. director of refor-i A Y , - l’l'fib ‘l W “\‘t‘lllI-lll isi Siiililav. ist't' 1' 1' \l' r ‘ ‘l INOW under Construction, ~, _ I, , . , H y . 1M . c .1 i<.i. nurtii o . lllt-‘lllL. has A i ‘ <0 BUHOO . Tl‘l‘l ll«1‘l\v“'â€"' “l. lull" “‘1’ ‘lllhmgwl irie «haw 2711‘ 1110 Rel (irosx Quill made :1 personal survey of the site 0f "mi ‘ 1101' 3“”1’lill' ““k‘ll‘llfli 'lllm‘ 31‘» nil; phi-c 1:: th- iiiilixtsl.‘ int-ctine'lziivd aii\'.~*l tre~ ilzint'iiw W» -‘ {‘1 I I 1 Y $250 dOVVIl' gIâ€"lfll monthly I A“ inv‘mmm “iii nummp‘l m en 'l‘iiis«lfll~- ipi‘ii 1:11:11. iii the PlllI-l(l(‘l'\li‘.llll llie ’l‘dwilishipl (filltlll'lll 111112111" - J . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ llllVL‘ lll‘s‘ 'lllm' l‘lk‘t'tllll: 'lml“ "lh “t 11' Sr «ml. Tilr, .laegar was success» reconfirm the hes”. efforts for ini- Fiji nlture‘ House FlerIShlngS9 Bl‘lck, Stucco Ol‘ I‘rame lllc Parsonage at AlrlI‘lx‘ll” :mll’l‘t' 1111 in winning ilie (iiiili. llll‘Yi'llit‘lll of school grounds. The THE PROPERTY OF COStICSS than I‘L‘llt [O carry am?“ (i .IW\'_.HH: ill-N 1 Minion: ""' ;'sâ€"â€" tirwi'siiip nccds more trees and this The best for your money illlf "1"“t’l‘gr“‘lltml “kyli‘uij‘w‘l' Sale Register is 11> wild :1 111300 415 any 1“ SW. Don’t put off until prices ‘Ihh‘ MLl’hV’lw“ “1“ ‘ “‘5 "NH 777.; results. ; advance if T llmlNiSnti' 1 li 'idLnt tiit l '\ SAITUIEDA‘L MAY 11th _ Auction The second musical festival 01" RlChmond St. VVCSt, RiChmond . rs. ., ivc'. 1‘05 ‘ . 5'? ‘L‘(‘ < sa e 0 Public Garage with frame whool choirs <uperviseil by Mr 11 > 1 “we, 11‘s.} ,,_ . ‘ . “ ." ‘ - " '. 1 7 Apply GEO- H- PRICE soles. dllKltS on Cliiistiiii Ste“ kashop in rear and Dwellingr at Jackson will be held early in Jimen . araship and read a very interesting.r "."0 l 1 . . . v . . v .. . . ' . ’ 110 Richmond St" . H v I ‘ “'v’ l‘m" 0” 1“ lllollolll- 0011101 (Olllllwli’ aiiangements lime llilt‘ Q. , , . , . Richmond Hill article Oil A .\L‘“ Day Has Dm‘n‘ \\ eston Road and Ray Avenue. N0. been made. but we are informed that‘ii :,;:§l1\,\ Infill.” (111211”. (.., I ll [Small Rm“ Tray 1 n , V ' _ ‘ t i . .11 21c ..ll'2‘c 11‘; ,, -ri -’ ,. 1g. . cdd “ i t. f 11 Vd . h t 1263 ll eston Road, the piopelty 0f practice is under way. This may llt‘ 1 \Vt‘iu'hlcd Polisher H 1 \V?I::(l(‘ll\rflrlltl:kpgli lSlur'i‘day V r1011 13190100 .0 0“? lmmfl 210" James Rainesbottom. Terms 10 per a two point demonstration this your. 1 llvlllllfliU‘l'g'll (‘hair 8 Fancy China Cups and Saucers I â€"_- _ :1?wa films meotmg with Mrs Engâ€"went on day of gala balance 40 pm. Mr. and Mrs. J. G- WUHS 10ft last 11 ‘i\)l‘lll!ll,(f 'lable andLlec Chair ll Handâ€"painted Plates i:‘i in c arg‘e. cent in 30 days and vendor if 119- week to take over the busine's form UH lumpv 3 my“ Mm“ H 2 Silence maths Quid“an of Linen ‘ - - .- ‘ . V. .‘ ' ‘ > >> ’11 Pr. Brass Kettles 1 Sit C t Ghs‘ ‘; i i. . D O G S faring? '30 Time €f_t::r“‘;e 3]: cessmy 15 “lllmll‘ “1 accept ‘mol‘tEaEe erly owned by Frank Bayne of Bradâ€" 1 Small Candlestick Holder and Number uof Tilbledlcltlllsmg Sit Rebts Thevmage Caretaker will make )Vns 'n‘ers ’“1 ( MC for balance for term of five yearslfonl. “Candle ' Quantity of Silverware the roundS of the Village dur_ Duiing the summer months the at 6 per cent half yea,»1y_ For fur-. The bum. Chm“. woulle WOW 1 I‘)ll‘e Screengbrass trim 1 Hand Coffee Grinder - V ‘ church service will be held at 11.30 ther particulars a 1' to J m s . i . , i ‘ 11 I’m“ TWSUUL’J l‘ol‘li l Tin Bread Boxl Thermos Bottle mg the ear!) Palt 0f May for St nd rd TWO Th. hanv in I’D} 9‘ e not audio that they could help thei] Brass Tom, 1 Bragg poker Quantitv of Tinware the purpose of collecting the ta}: 3] Ill-S d 1‘5 15f Bigthwlt Ramesbottohi. phone Maple 6123 or Red Cross branch of Oak Ridges, but 1 Bras< Coal Basket 1 Small Hand Chopper . DOG TAX _ e Pace 0” 1m 31- BY - J. Carl Saigeon, Auctioneer. Maple, MOSS”. William and Fred “are felt I F,,.(.I,incp gouge ' Number of Chairs for the cum t ar 8 IS hoped that this hour “'1” be nlol‘e phone 11- the chicks couh “do their hit" When i alllghfhii‘gkl (113%: I‘vllth Cushion 1 Coal Scuttle and Shovel ‘en e . eas v ~ . . . i 7“, am, a) , 1 . be ready for him \ilhen he calls_ EEE‘ZZLM; if“; pairififnli? i WEDNESDAY MAY 15th_Auction , they donated one hundred day-oldth ~i Tomiâ€"light Table Lainp and Shade 1 Nslili‘l‘lelne Th ta f 1 0 . ‘ g g ‘ _ ‘_ , ‘ _ . for that purpose. this spring. Ac- 1 Footstool. green trim 1 Small Folding Table 6 X 01‘ 94 15 as follows. terterence of traffic at this hour, sale of \aluable Residential propâ€" . . ‘J 1>~ ' i r ... . v one male dog $2 00. each ad_ rt, .t t i t 19 R, h d S t cordingly books of tickets were sold 3 “1’: 1“ 00(lcii Candle Holdcis 1 Oak C0101 Chest. of Drawers . . ' ' ’ â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" e . ‘l Si ua Bl .3 1C men Free ' and the lucky winners were notified. ‘1 “Pt (well 1 FIN”. Bookcase 1 small “and .Welghmg Scale dxtional male dog, $4.00. DEESIDE HOPEF ,L - ed Richmond Hlll, also the Fumlture I I ‘ . 1 F1001 Lamp and Shade Number of F1‘y1n0‘ Paris 0 f I d - I L lmport . ' Fifty chicks went to Mrs. Eide 01 1 .Iardiniere 1 B'lll‘l)(‘0 T 111 1 S v h ' v ne emae 0g, $5.00, and each 09.) ~â€" f . .1 . d -n_ Household Goods, etc. belonging to . . i r . .. - - ‘ ‘ ’ a” ‘2” . Quant‘tl 0f T0015 , _ (4.-) 0.00, 0111161 y oune by Wi “imam” as first draw, Twcntvâ€"flve 1 Sllwi Receiving Plate 1 Wooden Fruit Cupboard addition female dog, $8.00. . ~ Glx 1 1 . I the estate of the late Mrs. Agnes * . ‘ 1 Lar i s u R . . . B“ h d H'll A ' lam 2155' Map 9' Sod to Mls- J‘ . went to Mrs. Walter Folliott of Ketâ€" g‘ ,‘lumt “3 Nllmbel Of ShOVels 10 mom 1 , pI‘lI 25, 1940. Hamilton Aurora will qta d~ their C0ulter Campbell, J_ C. Smgeon, ‘ v V _ H 1 Small Floor Runner 1 Jacket Heater 1 Lar 9 Table , , . n in _ tleby and twenty-five to Mis. R. N l - f ' ~ g A. J. HUME, clerk. stable for service for the @9880“. Auctloneer. R f P . _11 _ 'f ‘ lurn 101‘ o Cushions 1 Lawn Mower 1 Garden Rake K 050 o ottagew e. Ninetyâ€" 01.1“ rlotm Rug “Sh Other. Books 1 Oil Stove and Oven dollars was thereby brought in 2\n(l‘.1\iurlh018tfnl;l- chCkQF Chair Number Of ROCHE)": Chairs ~‘ h (di't' na] 24 fro Redi ‘A Um’t‘l‘ _0 ic ures ‘2 Dressers with Mirrors wit an '1 (110‘ 3 _ m 1 set (,1 of Books by Alexander Diessmg Table with Mirror Cross Euchre as 3. seem] ending to Dumas 2 Beds and Mattress“ the contest, a neat sum went into 1 Set (25) of Books by Waverley 1 Clothes Hamper i the local Red Cross treasury 1 Sth _(ll fif Book‘sfiiy Victor Hugo 1 Rug 1 Electrolux V i ‘ v . ining 00m aie 1 Commode 1 Small Ru OI] ‘ lVeinedey' Mal ' 8”” Rngi (‘1 Dining Ronm Chairs 11 White Dresser g 'IZPMMSlllP ‘ 13”“ SI’OnSOWd ‘1 0373 1 Flower Stand 1 Corner Cupboard 1 Big Ben Alarm Clock Visit pictiure show, both afternoon .1 Day Bed. With Mattress ‘1 Small Round Table and evening, in Schomberg Town I gall leléna Blf‘filcket .h GI b 32 Gray Cane Chairs 1. h 01 1- g'v. “.9131 fining 00m ixture ‘Wlt 0 e 1 Club Bag . Hfh SC 0 is five ef 1‘“ lhébt 1 Hall Fixture With Glooe 1 Green Glass Electric Lamp and piiyileges f01 t e a tEI’nOOn 9X 1‘ ‘1‘ '2 Pr. Window Drapes Shade To discover what’s really special about this low-Priced “eight”â€"drive it! COMFORTâ€"Ford’s completely stabilized chassis delivers a ride that’s smooth as silk. Seat. cushions have soft "floating edge”. The four heavy- duty hydraulic shock absorbers are of adjustable, double-acting type with 25% greater capacity. ROOMINESSâ€"Rear seat passengers in Sedans have more inches leg room. CONVENIENCEâ€"Finger-Tip Gearshift on steering post has effortless, quiet action. The Ford-Mercury-Zephyr Dealer will be glad to put a car at your disposalâ€"and he won’t have to tell you that this new Ford is an all-time high in motoring value ! l 1 § i i 2 z i E l 3 z : OMONOONOMW”” 00000060 OQOOOOMQOOWOOOO i Little Brothers Ford Sales and Service RICHMOND HILL ONTARIO O 0 O O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 O O O 0 O O O O O O O O 0 O O (I i ‘ .trio led by Mr. I. Harris. g 0 0 O 0 O O Q 0 6 0 O O O 0 6 O 0 O 6 0 6 6 9 6 O O a “WOMOQO”OOQON¢NWOQQ WW ; To honour Miss Ruth Baldwin, bride-elect of this month, 150 people from Laskay church, neighborhood and other friends, gathered at Las- kay hall last Thursday evening show- ering her with beautiful gifts in apâ€"i preciation of her fine friendship and community interest in the locality where she was born. The platform was artistically de- corate‘d in pink and white and the generous three-tiered “wedding cake” disclosed gift after gift. Assisting Ruth were Helen Hunter, Edith ‘Glas‘s, Marjorie McMurchy and Isaâ€" lbvel Forester. Rev. Mr. Davis acted as host and chairman for the pro- gram proceedings, previous to the gift display. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McDonald and daughter from Aurora, and friends from Unionville were among the many present. The marriage of Ruth Baldlwin to Muir McDonald, formerly of Aurora, will unite two pioneer families of' King and Vaughan. The wedding is announced for May 18th in Laskay Church. The Lasvkay Hall might just as well be left as it is, decorated for such occasions. On June 4th Kettleby Baptist Ladies’ Aid will celebrate its Golden Jubilee at the church. St. John‘s new Parish Hall, Oak Ridiges, will be formally'openedi on May 2lst. Rev. R. C. Good, rector of Redeem- er Church, Toronto, will be the preacher at King Anglican Church on Sunday, May 12th at 11 a.m. D.S.T. A sale of work, homemade baking and afternoon tea will be held on Friday, May 10th from 3.30 till 5.30 Standard Time. - King United Church will observe its 69th anniversary on Sunday. May 12th. At 11 a.m. S.T. Rev. Captain Norman Rawson of Hamilton. King choir. At 7 pm. S.T. Rev. Wilfred Burbridge, Newmarket junior double Follow-l ing the service the trio will hold a musicale offering; the numbers that gavethem first place at Port Credit and Brampton Festivals. Laskay and Teston churches will remain eluscd on May 12 in honour of King anniversary. Eversley Sunday School opened on May 5th. The school will join with the congregation at 11 a.m. S.T. on May 1'2 to observe Mother‘s Day. Everslcy Y.P.S. enjoyed the 1105- i pilality of King Y.P.U. last week. Miss Annie Ferguson gave the topic “The Influence of Friends and Coin- panienship." Mr. Kellllctll Davis of South Porâ€" cupine paid a week-end visit in his l Rev. D. G. Mrs. Davis. ______â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" 1 parents. and MARGI'ERITE BOYLE ,1 .. (Graduate of the Owen A. Smin Studio) ELOCUTION and DRAMATIC ART “Homewood Hall" Thornhill .1 Wicker Brown Cake Stand, I Divan Quantity of Dishes 1 Old Fashioned Washstand 1 Large Plate and Ron Bon Dish (Indian Tree Design) 1 Small Breakfast Set on Tray 1 Silver Cake Stand 1 Complete Dinner Set three shelves TERMSâ€"CASH S ‘Quantity of Bed Linen ll Bathroom Mirror 11 Bathroom Shelf ,2 Nickel Towel Racks ‘1 Chest of Drawers with Mirror l1 Green Chair 1 Lady's FurCoat, almost new ‘Man‘v other articles too numerous to mention ale at 1 pm. D.S.T. There will also be offered the dwel mond St., Richmond Hill. composed ing a frontage of 100 feet by a which is erected a brick and frame bath. hot air heating. fruit trees, TERMS OF PROPERTY:â€"10 per within 30 days. The property will Further particulars and conditions CLARENCE SKEELE. Executor. ling house known as No. 19. Rich- of lots 13 and 14. Plan 1879, hav- depth of 152 feet more or less, upon house of six rooms and three piece shrubs, flowers and tool shed. cent on day of sale and balance be offered subject to a reserve bid. will be made known on day of sale. J. CARL SAIGEON, Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION SALE of 115 ACRE FARM, ANTIQUE FURNITURE and other Household Goods, etc. By direction of the Public Trustee of Ontario, the follow- ing Farm and Househ offered for sale 01d Furnishings will be on the premises THE PROPERTY OF Miss Florence Rachel .K. L. McDonald Lot 12, Con. 4, North York Twp., at Downs- view, opposite school house, 40 rods north of Wilson Avenue TUESDAY, MAY 28th, 1940 AT 12.30 NOON D.S.T. 1 Kitchen Range, good ’ 1 Single Steel Couch Mattress, Pillow, Quilt and Cover 2 Tables 4 Kitchen Chairs 1 Mantel Clock 1 Coat 1 Cupboard containing dishes cooking utensils Cooking Utensils Meat Saw and Brass Bed Cupboard Trunk Drop Leaf Table 4 Chairs Wash Stand Water Set Cedar Chest Old Furs 01d Clothes Wooden Bed and old bedding Single Bed and mattress 2. Sprinkling Cans Mirror ' 1 Coal Scuttle Table Sofa and Cushion Hall Rack Hall Chair 4 Rugs Curtains 1 Oil Painting 3 Pictures: Carpet 1 Extension Table 1 Walnut Bureau and contents, bedding and underwear 2 Dining Chairs Chest of Drawers -) Mantel Clocks 1 Oil Lamp 1 Chemical Battery 1 Walnut Whatnot 2 Chairs 6 Pictures A Number of Writing Desks Single Bed and Mattress Carpets Dressers Commodes and wash stands Wooden bed and mattress Chamber Sets 4 Pictures Iron bed. spring and mattress Bedding 5 Picture; Brass Bed. spring and mattress and two chairs Curtains Birch dresser AS THIS IS A VERY LARGE SAI .E IT WILL Bric-aé’orac Toilet Case Mantel clock 1 Mantel Clock Mantel Clock 9 Pictures Brass bed Trunks Carpet Wicker Rocker 7 Piece Parlour Suite Table Music Case Rosewood Cased Piano and Stool, Mendelssohn Jardiniere Cushions 1 Stand and vase 1 Jardiniere Stand 1 Brass Jardiniere . Curtains and overcurtams Hammock Pictures Brass Oil Lamp Vases . Portiers 6 Dining Chairs 13 ft. by 13 ft. Wilton Square Rug, Table Extension Oak Dining 1 Table and Radio 3 Rockers 1 Long Settee Mats China Cabinet Book case and writing desk Cabinet of book shelves Fire Screen Mantel Clock 57 PieCes of China and odd earthen- Vacuum Cleaner \Val'C Electric Table Lamp Dishes 1 Potato Shovel China cabinet of good dishes Baskets. boxes, tubs, wash boiler, hoe Chest of Drawers 1 Beatty Electric Washer and tubs, just new Sewing Machine Clothes Basket Quebec Heater Step Ladder Trunks Many other articles too numerous to mention Awning There is considerable walnut furni- ture in above (‘OMMENCE ON TIME TERMS OF (‘HATTELStâ€"CASH DESCRIPTION OF FARM AND BUILDINGS Tlxlt‘ will also be li‘i'ciul tlze farm a ~tm'ey nine runny-ll lirick dwc T' I '..iill barn is 107‘. steel roof. The itlicl' :‘ c :irnl hen pen. The land is a c TILRMS ()F FARMâ€"1"". cash time c‘j: of ill-WI. For further part . Tor ntu. \VM. J. JOHNSON. Clerk. J. CARL SAIGEON. of 11:3 acres more or less on which is filing. wired for electric. outside pump. er long by 30 feet wide with cement and stone wall buildian consist of a milk house. silo, ice lay loam. of sale and balance in :in days on icu.ar~ apply Public Trustee~ Osgoode Auctioneer. phone Maple 11