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HOME and Garden Needs PAGE EIGHT Floor Waxes and Polishes of all Kinds F Y. W. BRATHWAITE Phone 18 SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS For Floors ‘and Woodwork SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS Special Paint Cleaner 20c. lb. Corn Brooms 39c. and up Dust Mops 43c. and up We Deliver In the shipment madie last month from this branch. were 2-0 seamen's snarves, 10 pairs of plain mitts; 1’5 a-e'ro caps; 20 turtle-neck sweaters, 1:5 pairs plain service socks, 10 pairs of long seamen's stockings, 2 he‘umet‘s, 10 suits men's pyjamas with. 2 extra pants, 10 childtren's pyjama suits, 5 three-piece dire‘ssxe-s size 8 years. Miscellaneous artâ€" icles incluvdle<i were 1 knitted) guilt, I suit of chiLd»ien‘s pyjamas, 1 inâ€" fant“s coat andi a. pair of infant’s stockings. Save your salvage. Fats, bones, cardboard, coat hangers, papers, rags are some of the things. There will (be word later in- regard to the collection. Winners at lIa-st week’s afternoon euchlre were: Firrst, Mrs. Donaldson; Second, Mrs. Watson; Cons-elation. Mrs. Dea‘drman. It was been detcidL ed\ to discontinue the afternoon euch‘revs at the present time. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH, Oak Ridges Sunday, April 12 10.30 a.m.â€"Sund‘ay School. 11.10 a.m.â€"IMorning Prayer. 2 p.1m.â€"'Sun.day School 3 p.4m.â€"E~ven‘song. THE LIBERAL, RICHMOND HILL, ONTARIO ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH, Maple ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, King Richvale Red Cross Leave Salvage on Curb and Collector will call. SALVAGE COLLECTION RICHMOND HILL TUESDAY, APRIL let .â€"Evens-ong Good Friday and’ the feeling- of spring in the air found! us wander- ing in the dlirection of the woods up Lindsay way. We came to a lovely Maple bush owned by people whom we knew so didn’t hesitate getting over the fence. Fortunately we had‘ taken our rubbers along as the earth was quite soft underneath the dlead' leaves. However when: we started trying to dig up an hepatica root to bring home to the garden we ran into a rock of ice. It was almost unbelievable to see the heâ€" .patica sending up their new shoots out of the ice and! almost ready to bloom. We examined the sap pails to see how the sap was running 'but decided to leave the bush and} go across country. Numperous groundhogs were out sunning themselves and~ we were at- tracted to a meadow lark sitting on a tumbled. do'wn femoe nearby. The striking yellow lbreast with the large spot of black on his chest direw oucr attention to him. He wasn‘t singing ;but his appearance is» one of the first indications of spring. The meadowlark haunts the-upland pastures and is one of the farmers’ most valuable assistants. Living close to the ground! it attacks most of the worst crop foes. Moving- on over towards the lake we could s-ee some wild geese circling about and! just above some. marsh? a large crane was preparing to make a Ian-ding. ( There were all kinds of crows and blaclkibirdvs in the nearby fields and} a shrike or butch-er bird p-erchedl on a rail fence. The Shrike has a grey back with black andl white wings, ligl'ter underneath andi a black bar through the eye. Had' we) taken more time we probâ€" ab‘y could} have identified quite 33' number of birds but were satisfied. for the time being to return home with a bunch of pussy'willows. The song sparrows: are with us again. The shrufliberry near the house, the thidk-ets- on the edge of the woods or stream 'are alive with. them. The song sparrow is that medium~sizedl brown and white streaked him you hear doing so much singing these dlays. This little bird! not only fills the air with joy but the greatness of its nulmibe'rs makes it very important to farmers. The most of their food: consists of weed' seeds. It is very interesting to note that (hiring the nine months the song sparrow is with us, allow- ing seventy-five birds to- a square mile as a very conservative esti- mate of population, for the south ern cultivated parts of Ontario over eleven thousand) tons‘ of weed seed' are destroyed annually by this one species. In' the news- letter from the Toâ€" ronto Field Naturalists Clu|b we not- icedl there had (been a great deal of (excitement caused by the finding of a Richardson’s owl in the vicinity of Aishibridlge Bay. This ow} is closely related‘ to the sawâ€"whet and is vea'y rare-Dy seen in‘ this region. ' Bird Chatter We iwo‘uhd‘ be glad to recordJ the identification of any unusual bird‘s. RICHMOND HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. S. W. Hirtle, B.A., minister Sunday, April 12 10.30 a.m.â€"Sunday School. 11.45 a.m.â€"«Divin-e .‘vVorship. The lMimister Willi preach. Friday evening, April 1‘0th, Easter Pageant. ‘ RICHMOND HILL UNITED CHURCH Rev. C. B. Brehhen, B.A.. Minister Sunday, April 12 10 am. â€"Sumdiay School. 11 a.m.â€"Morninig Worship. '7 pintâ€"Evening- Worship. Rev. T. L. Tucker, M.A., ,will give the addme‘ss. Mir. Tucker is a young man undled appointment to Africa whose sailing has been de- layedl owing to war conditions. 8 p.m.â€"â€"err. Twcflcer will give an ad» dress illustrated by colored’ lanl- tern slides. All‘ are welcome. Sunday, April 12 Eas'rte‘r 1 10 a.‘m.â€"Sunvd‘ay School. 11 a.m._â€"\Mornin,g' Prayer. 7 p.m.â€"â€"Evening Prayer. All cordially inrvited. Members of the Sunday School are asked: to take notice of the change of time {or the summer months. qu e‘t J-o-b had‘ patience ’but we be,t he n-éver at‘te-nded! a three-hour ban- A man can’t remain a good egg for any long period unless he is1 baniâ€"boiled. ST. MARY’S CHURCH (Anglican) RICHMOND HILL Rector: Rev. W. F. Wrixon. L.Th. 4 Markham Road W.I. Mieethlg Ntext Thursday The regular meeting of Thornhill Women‘s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. George Russell next T'hnnnsd'ay, April 16th. The roll call will (be answered by “Simple Gard-en Hints" and the subject of the lecture will be “Agriculture”. Ev-ery memlber is urgedl to attend this meetth when officers :for the coming year will be chosen and? it is important that all have a. voice in choosing the new executive. Advertising ml The Liberal brinlg‘s' results. 9:0 u KING CITY o=o=o=lo==o=o lvâ€"vâ€"vâ€"nvâ€"vâ€"v_vâ€"â€"-_- The Largest General Store Stock Between Toronto and Barrie E THORNHILL Feed MASTER CHICK STARTER Master Chick Starter is built of the finest quality ingredients. Proved and tested in the laboratory and at the Master Feed’s Demonstration Farm. More and more hatcherymen are feeding and re- commending Master Chic'k Starter â€"- More and more chicks are being started on Master each year. This is the best evidence to prove this feed is giving out- standing results. Start: your 1942 chicks on Master Chick' Starter and become another one of the many satisfied Master Feeders. 29 Y onge Street We can supply you with any of the following Poul- try Feedsâ€" MASTER CHICK STARTER MASTER BROILER FEED MASTER GROWING MASH MASTER LAYING MASH MASTER BREEDER MASH MASTER POULTRY CONCENTRATE MASTER DEVELOPING CONCENTRATE MASTER BREEDER CONCENTRATE MASTER FLESHING PELLETS MASTER C. C. PELLETS MASTER SCRATCH GRAINS RED HEAD EGG MASH C.L.O. McDONALD & WELLS’ Phone Thornhill 54 Poultry, Hog, Dairy and Dog Feeds YONGE STREET THORNHILL EXPERT Em BATTERY ‘ SERVICE Cities Service Garage For sale by I“, 747» 5:, Backed by our long establisth iregptation for sérvice, quaiity and fair-dealing ls at the disposal of the peOple of this district and we invite your patronage. Men’s and Boys’ Boots and Shoes aints, Wallpapers â€" Harness And Harness Parts ,}0vernment Egg Grading Station hoceries, Fruit and Provisions Dry Goods 5nd Ladies’ Wear Shelf and Heavy Hardware ’Phone 12 W. R. DEAN THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1942. BIRTH FIOHlTâ€"er. and‘ Mrs. Stanley Ficht, Maple, wish to announce the gift of a daughter, Elizabeth; Mary, at the Burnside Wing, Toronto Gen- eral Hospital, April 2ndl, 1942. LaGrove Beauty Parlor OPEN EVENINGS All Types of Permanent Waves Phone Thornhill 102 PHONE KING 1908 Richmond Hill 0=°=l0=9