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TUESDAY, SEPT. 24th R.R. 1 Downsview, administrator of the estates of Thomas Feeney, Ellen Feeney, Alida Feeney. and Mary Feeney, deceased, respectively (4 estates), and under instructions also from (ETHlEL MAGD‘ELINE FEENEY), 'I'hornhill, Ontario, ad‘ ministratrix of the estate of Joseph Richard Feeney. deceased. The undersigned will offer for sale by auction, at the property at Downsview, Ontario, on The time for taking Assess- ments in the Township of King shall be between the lst day of April and the 30th day of Sepâ€" tember in every year. Assess~ ment notices for the year 1941 will be mailed on or before the 15th day of ‘October 1940. Thos. MacMurchy, H. G. Rose, Reeve Clerk. with warming closet & tank 1 Happy Thought heater, near- ly new Dining Room Suite, Oak, con- sisting of round extension table with 5 extra leaves, 6 chairs, sideboard Oak Bookcase Oak Dominion Organ, good large Kitchen Cupboard Baking Cabinet Kitchen Extension Table Couch 6 Maple Chairs Gramophone and Records Kitchen Cabinet Oak Bedroom Suite Bedroom Suite Bed Spring and Mattress Oil Cloth Oil Cloth, new A Number of Fruit Jars A Quantity of Fruit 1 Toilet Set 2 Wash Tubs Quantity of Garden Tools Number of Coal Oil Lamps Many other articles too numerâ€" ous to mention. HHHHHHHHHHH 1940, at the hour of three o’clock in the afternoon, D.S.T. The above~mentioned property, with all appurtenances thereto, subject to reserve bid. TERMS:â€"10 per cent on day of sale, enough to make half in 30 days. Balance arrange-fl for. No reserve Tryssenaar . movmg to Situated on the west side of Duff- erin Street, north of Sheppard» Aveâ€" nue, Township of North York, Coun- ty of York, and comprising twentyâ€" eight and eighty one~hundredths acres and being that part of Lot number nineteen in the Third Conâ€" cession west of Yonge Street, Town- ship of North York, County of York, more particularly described in deed to Thomas Feeney, registered as Number 11474 in Registry Office for Registry Division of the East and West Ridings of the County of York. Erected on this property are the following buildings: Detached brick-veneer dwelling. Ce- ment foundation. Containing eight rooms. Hot air furnace. Bank Barn, 30 feet by 60 feet. Ce- ment foundation. Water pumped to barn by windmill. Frame building 20 ft. by 35 ft. Ce- ment foundation. Track in each building. Silo Frame Poultry House Ice House Detached Garage Under instructions from Council the 23rd day of August 1940 under Provisions of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1937, Chapter 272, Section 59. did set the time for taking As- sessment and Revising the rolls as follows:â€" Re Time for Taking Assess- ments and Revising the Rolls in the Township of King Public Notice is hereby given that the council of the Town- ship of King according to Byâ€" Law Number 723 passed in At ' 2.15 Standard Time 1 New Chicken Brooder 1 Royal Princess Pap Stove} good SAT., SEPT. 21st,_ 1940 THOMAS ARTHUR FEENEY T. A. TRYSSENAAR HOMESTEAD PROPERTY Public Auction Sale FURNITURE Important Administrator’s will be held at NOBLE’S SEED MILL at Phone ELgin 50:29 Solicitor for said administrat- or and administratrix. J. H. PRENTICE. Auctioneer, 415 Ballioi St., Toronto. Phone HYland 0834 AUCTION SALE ._0 Fâ€" FEENEY ALEX. MacGREGOR. K.C.. 614 Confederation Life Bldg Toronto. PAGE FOUR PUBLIC NOTICE TERMS :â€"CASH The Property of MAPLE __0N_ J. CARL SAIGEON, as Mr. and Mrs. and family are British Columbia Auctioneer. were quilted for the Red Cross. Ar- rangements were made for the Anâ€" niversary Supper to be held on Mon- day, October 7th in connection with .the Centenary Services of the church. The devotional period was taker. by Mrs. L. A. Hood and Miss Bertha Cooperthwaite. A silent prayer was held for a valued member, the late M155 Cora Hooper. An appeal was read from the Victor Home for fruit and vegetables. A date will be set Mr. Kenneth Foreman was home last weekâ€"end on his last leave be- ‘fore going overseas on active serâ€" ‘vice with the RAF. His mother 'Mrs. F. Foreman entertained a num- her of young people last Saturday evening in honor of Kenneth’s 21st ‘birthday. Kenneth will also be miss- ed very much as he was an active member of the church. We wish ‘him bon voyage and a safe return. EUCHRE AND DANCE A Euchre and Dance will be held on Saturday, September let, at 8.30‘ pm. by the East Vaughan Ratepay-l ers Association. The euchre will be! held in Richvale School and the dance ‘ at Roselawn Dance Hall, Stop 23A chge Street. Modern and olde tyme‘ dances. Admission to Euchre and Dance 25c. W.M.S. BROWN‘S CORNERS UNITED CHURCH The September meeting of W.M.S. was held Wednesday evening, Sept. 11 at the home of Mrs. Burr. The meeting was under the leadership of Mrs. L. A. Hood and Mrs. Patter- son later for brought in Rev. W. Marshall Ferguson, B.A‘, of Toronto preached at Newton‘brook United Church last Sunday evening in the absence of Rev. A. H. Hal- bert who was preaching at the 75th anniversary of Burns United Church at Alliston. ‘ Rev. R. G. and Mrs. HaLbert and ‘son Bill of London, Ont. were guests ‘this week at the parsonage. ' Mr. Clifford Brett left last week to take a position with the British Government as an inspector of shells. We will miss Clifford very much from our midst as he was an active worker in the Y.P.U. and in ‘the Sunday School. Mrs. Norman Reid and Mrs. Stiver were a committee appointed to ar- range for the Thank-offering meeting in November. Mrs. Patterson gave a very interesting reading on “Prop- ertyâ€"What It Is", explaining the personal properties of giving and how we can give to help the great need most. The meeting closed with the repeating of “The Call to Prayer." The Mission Band met last Sat- urday at 2.30 pm. in the 5.8. room with a large attendance. Reta Hul‘d presided and Kay Cook conducted the devotional worship service. Mrs. Hallbert and Mrs. Sampson were in charge of the study period. Margaret Adair gave a reading. Piano solos were given by Jean and Sylvia Tay- lor. The next meeting will be held on Saturday, September 28th at 2.30. The Woman’s Assoeiation met last Thursday at the church. Two quilts ‘ The Y.P.U. held their first meet- ‘ing of the Fall season last Monday evening with a good attendance. The Young People’s Union of the Subâ€" urban Area of the Toronto Centre Presbytery held a weiner and marsh- mallow roast last Wednesday even- ing and all reported a very enjoy- able evening. Over seventy were present. ‘ Rev. A. H. and Mrs. Halbert atâ€" tended ,the silver wedding anniversâ€" ary of Mr. and Mrs. James Wat- son last Saturday. TIME TABLE C H A N G E S EFFECTIVE Sunday, Sept. 29, 1940 Full Information from Agents Canadian National Railways TO SEE THE NEW NATIONAL HOUSING HOME END OF RICHMOND ST. INVITATION N EWTONBROOK NEXT FRIDAY 2 TILL 9 RM. these donations to the YOUR ,QMEPte. Peter Waiker :33 Describes Soldier Life in Old England Somewhere in England. August 18, 1940. “Well here we are in Aldershot but that is all I can tell you, but I will tell you I certainly enjoyed myself on the trip across. It was so smooth and calm, not a rough hour on the sea and the trip down here when we landed in a Scottish port was fine. We got 5 days leave af- ter we were here 2 days and I took a trip up to the north of Scotland and oh boy did I enjoy it. Up there and in England too nearly all you can see working in the fields is wo- men, driving teams, tractors, bind- ers, drawing out manure and everyâ€" thing a man can do. The women here are certainly brave, we have to raise our hats to them. I have had a few letters from the Hill this week and glad to have them, a let- ter is welcome here at any time. Well I am liking army life fine so far. They feed us good and we have good quarters to live in and what could a man want better. Only Jerry disturbs us once in a while when he drops an egg or two nearby but otherwise it’s very quiet. Did you hear us broadcasting just as we left Canada also again when we landed at a Scottish port? You re-_ member the last time I got a hair cut we were joking among ourselves about the British Navy. But Stan after what I saw coming across, we have really got to thank God Brit- ain has a navy. Some of the boys got a little home sick but they are getting over it now and like it bet- ter. We are leaving here tomorrow to get into hard work which I will The following interesting letter was received by Stan Ransom from Peter Walker, formerly of this dis~ trict and will be of interest to his many friends: ‘ Well this will be all for now. En- closed is a sprig of Heather from the Hill of Alvak in the north of Scotland. Hoping to hear from you. I suppose by the time you get this letté' the Euchre parties will be thinking of starting up again but I am sorry I won't be able to attend any of them this winter as busi- ness will ‘be too pressing. Give the boys I know my best respects. Best regards to Mrs. Ransom, yourself and family. Notice to Creditors of Estate of ELLEN F‘EENIEY, late of Downs- view, Ontario, widow, who died 30th April 1926, having made a will dated 10th May, 1924, whereby she ap- pointed her daughters ALIDn FEENEY (also known as Elizabeth J. Feeney) and MARY FEENEY (also known as Mary Margaret Feeney) executrices of said will. Said two executrices having died, the Surrogate Court has appointed THIOM‘AS ARTHUR FEENEY, R.R_. enjoy and also see a bit of the counâ€" try. No. 1, Dawnsview, Ontario, retired farmer, the administrator of estate of said ELLEN FEENEY with her said will dated 101th May, 1924, an- nexed. Notice to Creditors of estate of MARY FEElNEY, late of Downs- view, Ontario, Spinster, who died 23rd April, 1940, intestate, â€"andâ€" Notice to Creditors of Estate of ALIDA F‘EEINEY (also known as Elizabeth J. Feeney) late of Downs- view, Ontario, spinster, who died 1‘5-th October, 19311 intestate, all persons having claims against‘ the estate of said Mary Feeney, and all persons having claims against the estate of said Alida Feeney, (also known as Elizabeth J. Feeney) and all persons having claims against the estate of said Ellen Feeney, are required to forward their claims duly proven to Alexander MacGregor, KG, 614 Confederation Life Build- ing, Toronto, solicitor f0r said Thomas Arthur Feeney, Adminis- trator of the respective estate of said Mary Feeney, and Alida Feeney, and Administrator with the will an- nexed of said Ellen Feeney, on or before 24th day of September, 1940. tember, 1944). the undersigned Thomas Arthur Feeney will proceed to distribute the said respective estates of Mary Feeney, Alida (Eliz- a‘beth J.) Feeney and Ellen Feeney, amongst those respectively entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the said Thomas .Arthur Feeney shall then have notâ€" ice. lst Richmond Hill Brownie Pack will meet at 3 o‘clock Saturday iaf- ternoon in the Municipal building. Girls between the ages of 7 and 11 years are extended an invitation to AND GIVEN DATED at Toronto this 17th day of September, 1940. Alexander MacGregor, K.C., 614 Confederation Life Building, Toronto. Solicitor for said Thomas Arthur Feeney, of- RR. No. 1, Downsview, Ontario. join NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Notice to Creditors NOTICE IS FURTHER that after? said 24th_Sep: BROWNIES â€"â€"andâ€"â€" THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO Sincerely yours, Peter T. Walker: Vital war materials totalling fif- tcen million pounds have been pro- duced by Dominion Textile Company in the first year of the war, the management states. These materâ€" ials include antkgas cloth, airplane cloth, camouflage netting, heavy (luck for gun covers, and tents, tar- paulin duck and duck for kit bags and bandoliers. Other lines are khaki flannel and drab flannel shitting, drill Shh-ting and summer battle dress cloth of three kinds â€"â€" for troops, air force and officers. Yarns for toques, mitts, underwear and sweaters, as well asitire cord for mechanized equipment and fabric for ground sheets and palliasses are among the articles produced. HOUSES Raised and Moved. Phone Thornhil] 73. t1 ALL KINDS of GARDENING done, hedges trimmed, sodding, planting perennials, trees and shrubs. Apply Aubrey Nichols, Elgin Mills, phone Richmond Hill 441'21. SA‘T., SEPT. letâ€"Auction sale of church shed, owned by independent congregational church, Humber Sum- mit, on highway mile and a half south of Woodbridge. Shed is frame, with shingle roof about 30 by‘ 50 ft. Terms cash. J. C. Saigeon, Auction; DOMINION TEXTILE PLANTS PRODUCE 15,000,000 POUNDS OF VITAL WAR MATERIALS C‘O‘RN BINDER for hire and silos filled. Thos. Ransome, Boyle’s farm, Richmond Hill. COW STRAYED to Lot 5-5, Con. 1, Vaughan. Owner may have same by proving property and paying ex- penses. D. Gvoulding, phone Rich- mond Hill 1021‘4. WEDNESDAY, SEVPT. 25th â€"â€" Mort- g‘age sale of valuable farm property containing 50 acres more or less be- ing Lot: 1, Concession}, East Gwillâ€" ivmbury. Sale at 1.3-0 p.m. on the premises. Terms made known on day of sale. Subject to a reserve bid. J. H. Prentice, auctioneer. ALL KINDS FURNITURE repairs.| upholstering. cabinet work, wood[ carving. Estimates given. N. G. VanDyke, 33 Hunt Avenue. SATURDAY, SEPT. 21% â€" Public Auction Sale of furniture, etc., the property of T. A. Tryssenaar will be held at Nd‘ole’s Seed Mill, Maple. Sale at 2.15 pm. S.T. Terms cash. No reserve as Mr. and Mrs. Try- ssenaar and family are moving to British Columbia. J. Carl Saigeo’n, auctioneer. SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 â€" Auction sale of antique and other furniture and' antique glass and China. The property of Mrs. C. Nelson, 159 Yonge St, Richmond Hill. Terms cash. Saleat 1.30 pm. List later. At the same time the house and lot at above address will be offered for sale subject to reserve bid. No re- serve on the furniture and antique glass and China. A. S. Farmer, auc- tioneer. J. A. ROSE, Maple, Ont., agent for Melotte and DeLaval cream separat- ors, Lester washing machines. Fleury-Bissell plows. Furnace work, eavetroughing and general tinsmith work promptly attended. Your con- tinued‘ patronage solicited. eel‘ Ad‘ministrator’s Auction Sale of Feeney Homestead Property situated on the west side of Dufferin Street, north of Sheppard Avenue, Township of Nonh York. Sale at 3 p.m. Termsâ€"10 per cent on day of sale, enough to make half in 30 days, bal- ance arranged for. See full list in this issue. J. H. Prentice, auction- TUESDAY, SEPT. 24thâ€"Imp01'tant eer Sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture, the property of the Estate of Charles Gathers, foot of Bayview Avenue, just north of CPR. tracks. Sale commences at 2 o’clock. Terms cash. House with 112 ft. frontage at the same time and place will be offered for auction, 10 room house and lot subject to reserve bid’. Terms for property, 10% deposit at time of sale, balance to be arranged. F. Smith, auctioneer. SATURDAY, SEPT. 28thâ€"Auction sale of house and' lot, household furniture, garden tools, etc., at Un- ionville, the property of the estate of the late Mrs. Annie B. Gray. Sale at 130 pm. Terms cash for chat- SATURDAY, SEPT. 28thâ€"Auction auctioneer MISCELLANEOUS son " Sale Register roperty subject . C. R. MacKay xecutor .H. 'rentice erve 1 DURHAM COXV. Apply Mr. Rich- ard Wilton, Lot 12, Con. 3, Whitâ€" church. ‘ BABY CARRIAGE in good condi; tion. Apply 26 Centre Street East, Richmond Hill. .’ 39 PIGS weighing 40 to 70 lbs. Tele- phone Maple 281‘11. Downsview. Phone Maple 1361 THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH SET:- TERS, 4 months old. Apply Huggins Cottage, Lake Wilcox. 12 OXFORD EWES. H. Anderson, ELECTRIC RANGETTE, 2 burner, oven control, in good condition. Ap- ply 64 Richmond St, Richmond Hill. MACHINE, copper tub, first class condition. A bargain. Apply Chas. Graham, Church St, Richmond Hill. coblbed, planted early, ready to out now. Apply immediately. Abraham Baker, phone Maple 1563. . CO‘FFIELD ELECTRIC WASHING GENERAL PURPOSE BAY MARE, 9 years old, good worker and in good) shape. B. R. Leech, Leech- wood Farm, 21/2 miles east of Thorn- hill. QUEBEC 000K STOVE in good shape; also Pullets 4 monthsâ€" old. A. Hill, Benson Avenue, Langstaff. PLGS, 30 chunks. Apply J. H. Houck, Unionville R.R. No. 1. Phone Stouff- ville 8909. SEED WHEAT, Dawson’s Golden lC-haff, Reg. No. 1, 2nd generation, Nery pure, $1.00 per bus. Commer- 'cia1 N0. 1 85c. per bus., bags free. (Clark Young, Milliken, phone Agin- court 45w11. ELECTRIC STOVE, 4 burner with oven, good condition, Moffatt, cash price $25. Apply phone 32R Rich- mond Hill. 4?. Rows STAINDING CORN well HiEINTZMAN PIANO. Renting rooms and short of space. Will sac- rifice for $10. In perfect condition. Apply Box 401, Liberal Office. FENDER, Fire Irons, Coal Scuttle for fireplace in Old English Brass, exceptionally good. Apply Mrs. Fred Clark, RR. 2 Gormley. Phone Rich- mond Hill 481'22. 2 COWS, 1 Brindle and 1 Ayrshire, springers; 14 pigs about 40 lbs.; a1- 50 30 yearling Leghorn hens. Apâ€" ply Frank Bennett, Gormley, phone Stouffville 1507. 1 GANDElR and 2 Geese; 3 young geese, almost full grown, just dandy for Thanksgiving; also Buckeye In- cubator, 60 egg capacity. Mrs. F. Hicks, 2 Trench Street, off Richmond Street. SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, modb em, in Richmond Hill, good garden. A good buy for someone desiring a; good home in most desirable loca- tion. Apply to Box 63, The Liberal Office, Richmond Hill. HONEY in customers’ containers, light and light amlber, eleven and ten cents per lb. No Buckwheat. Albram, 2 miles north east of Rich- mond Hill. Phone 4513. BOOKSâ€"Sale of private library, 126 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. Af- ternoon, evening, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Ten cents up. Some collectors’ items. Adults only, please. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 9-RUOMED SOLID BRICK HOUSE in Toronto, good rooming district, would take small house on or near N0. 7 or 11 highways as part; pay- ment, near car line. Apply Box 31 Langstaff P.O., giving full'particu- lars. Coolers, Ranges, Washers, Radios, 150 models. Write or phone Wa. 4501, B. R. Leech, owner of Leech- wood Farm, President of Toronto Radio and Sports, Ltd., 241 Yonge St, Toronto. HORSES, CATTLE, Hay, Grain, Straw in exchange for De. Laval Milker, Electric Refrigerators, Milk ways THIS IS THE DAY OF ADVERTISINGâ€"MAKE THE MOST OF IT R.~\1‘ESâ€" Fi-e lines or less. 25 cents for first insertion and 15 cents tor each subsequent :nserticm. Over 5» lines 5 cents per line extra each insertion. 1F CHARGED 7 CENTS PER LINE. Classified Advs. Keep your chin up ays be an England FOR SALE mm! C there’ll 81- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, 1940. ifie 50 ACRES or more. Must have good building's. Apply Box 10.). Liberal Office. Friday to Monday. Good wages. Telephone Thornhill 181'31." FREE ROOM AND BOARD in ex- change for light housework; middle aged woman preferred. Apply Box 81, The Liberal Office. WANTED to rent, option buying 4- 1"oom-ed cottage little off highway, Richmond Hill, Maple, King. 201 Heath St. West, Toronto, Mi. 3140. GliRL wanted for work week-end, EXPERIENCED N FARM HAND, single, wanted. Good with horses cattle, $30.00 a month and board. Apply B. R. Leech, Leechwood Farm, 21/2 miles east of Thornhill. EMPLOYMENT \VANTED $25.00 monthly, young woman with experience of table, acquainted with all electric appliances, free Oct. 8th. Children no objection. In the vicinity of Ne'wmal'ket, Aurora or Richmond Hill. Apply Box 70, Liberal Office, Richmond Hill. HORJSES, CATTLE, Hay, Grain, Straw in exchange for Electric Bae- frigerators, Milk Coolers, Ranges, Washers, Radios, 150 models. Write or phone Wa. 4501, B. R. Leech, owner of Leechwood Farm, Presi- dent of Toronto Radio and Sports, Ltd, 241 Yonge St., Toronto. For free pick-up in your locality call Thos. Allison, Richmond Hill 7 Roy Hollinshead, King 24-r-4 Bert Ireland, Maple 2937 We pay phone charges Toronto GORDON YOUNG Ltd. SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 17 Richmond Street, all conveniences. Apply to Miss Margaret Ireland, 1 Centre Street West. MODERN APARTMENT convenient 1y located, electric range. Apply Lib. eral Office. Used Cars FRAME HOUSE 6 rooms, 26 Centre Street East, bathroom, garage. Vac- ant October lst. $15.00 per month. Apply 4 Centre St. W., Phone 88. (Reconditioned and Guaranteed) APARTMENT. Apply T. H. Trench, Richmond Hill. FARM T0 RENT, 100 acres. Apply Mrs. Ida Nichols, Victoria Square, phone Stoufffille 4008. FOR SALE OR RENT 1938 FORD V-8 DeLUXE COUPEâ€" Radiu. Heater. Very nice. USED FORDSON TRACTOR AND PLOW. 1936 FORD V-8 TUDOR with trunk. Little Brothers FORD AND MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE RICHMOND HILL PHONE 174 DEAD HORSES & CATTLE Real Value. 1928 FORD TUDOR WANTED T0 RENT W A N TED $595.00 $450.00 $125.00 $75.00 Adelaide 3636