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@fi‘agm’igiéW imagmwwmg %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%§ §Elsie Anne Beauty Studiog %%%W%3€%%%¥§9§%flg%9§9§2§%9§%2%%%3§ SS? §§%%%%%§%%% At The EQQC Tééafia§a§3§a§3§a§a§fii§a§fia§z§3 Gift Shoppe :fvS “00600000”. “90006000”. GOUGH â€"- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cough, Thornhill, are pleased to an- nounce the birth of a daughter De- cember 10th, 1942 at Mrs. Heeley’s nursing home, Elgin Mills; a sister for Billy and Kenneth. Mother and baby doing well. MOW”OOOOOOWO° Here are a few of our Week-end Specials Boxing Day W. L. Glass Davies’ Dry Goods F. Y. W. Brathwaite 5c. to $1.00 Store Morley’s Grocery R. J. Craigie Kerr Bros. A. A. Eden Dominion Store The Liberal Office The co-operation of the public in mak- ing adequate provi- sion for the long week-end is thank- fully anticipated. Boxing Day, Dec. 26th, will be observ- ed as a Holiday by the following Rich- mond Hill business places: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1942. ORANGES, doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c., 39c., 49c. GREEN GIANT PEAS, 2 tins for . . . . . . . . . . . 29c. CRUNCHIE SWEET GHERKINS, 20 oz. jar .. 35c. EMPEROR GRAPES, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c. CANDIES, Christmas mixed, lb. . . . . . . . . . I . . . . 29c. MINCEMEAT PIES, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c. LARGE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS TREES CHRISTMAS CAKES, CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS STORE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS 5625 Yonge Street. Phone Willowdale 615 90 Yonge Street YOU WILL FIND MANY EXQUISITE, YET PRAC- TICAL GIFTS AND UNIQUE LITTLE REMEM- BRANCES SUITABLE FOR ANYONE ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST. A FEW FAVORITES ARE:-SILVERWARE, CHINA, COSTUME JEWELRY, PICTURES & STATIONERY 28 and 30 Yonge St. Extends Cordial season’s Greetings to Patrons and Friends in Richmond Hill and the North Yonge Street District. For Appointments telephone Richmond Hill 272-J MRS. JERRY SMITH KERR BROTHERS BIRTH MRS. ELSIE HETENY, Proprietor WE DELIVER Mary, who kissed soft baby feet, T.hy comfont give to mothers sad, Whose empty arms will always y-earn To hold the missing soldier lad. Oh, Christ, who knew an earthly home, Stay close beside each fine, brave son, Whether on sea, on land; in air, In Thy kindI keeping guard each one. AT CHRISTMAS Thou who didst give Thy only Son, That pa'ecious gift of priceless worth, Have pity on all fathers now, WhOSe sons died for a better earth. ST. MARY’S CHRISTMAS TREE The Sunday School of St. Mary's Anglican Church will hold their an- nual Christmas Tree in the Sunday School room on Monday next, De- cember 2151:. Supper for the child~ ren will be at 6 pm. followed by presentation of prizes, etc. All chil- dren of the church are invited to attend. I’TE. GEORGE ADAMS 0f the Royal Regiment, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adams, Richmond Hi1, reported “Missing” after Dieppe later reported “missing presumed killed", now officially reported “kill- ed in action". Richmond Hill Richmond Hill Richmond Hill Telephone 77 49c. 29c. 35c. 19c. 29c. 25c. Pte. Jack Daunt. who went over- seas about two years ago with the 48th Highlanders has been inivalided back Lo Canada and arrived in To- ronto last Saturday. He is reported to be looking hale and hearty and his many friends look forward to welcoming him back to Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deadman visited Wednesday with Mrs. Joseph Smith, Willowdale, aunt of Mr. Dead- man, who was celebrating her 91st birthday. Mrs. Smith who is smart and about every day doing her own housework received the congratula- tions of many friends and relatives during the afternoon and evening. Mr. C. C. Clark and son James of Wilmette, Illinois, spent the week- end- with Mrs. Clark’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Moore, Yonge St. James who is still with his grandâ€" parents has enlisted in the R.'C.A.F. and will report for duty in- June 1943 after completing his High School strdics. The editor’s mail this week includ- ed welcome letters from three Rich- mond Hill boys now in far separ- ated points, Sgt. D. W. “Dick” Mills, Pte. John Stong and Randolph Phin- ney. Sgt. “Dick” Mills is at Dun- durn, Sask. and says he is fine and enjoying a real western winter with the thermometer hitting “thirty be- low” last week. “The West isn’t bad,” says “Dick”, “but Richmond Hill will sure look goodl to me next time I see it.” Pte. John Stong is with the L. & R. Scottish Regiment in Nova Scotia and like “Dick” and all other Richmond Hill boysv enjoys receiving the home paper every week. “It’s like a bit of heaven," he says, “to sit down and read about the home town in The Liberal." He often sees Fred Taylor who is sta- tioned at the same Camp. “Randy” |Phinney is with the R.C.M.P. and 'is stationed now at Foam Lake, 'Sask. It has a population of about 800 and is headquarters for the RC. 'M.P. detachment which polices an "area of 25-000 square miles. There are two others besides Rand in the Foam Lake Detachment so we be- lieve him when he says he is busy. All boys sent kindest regards and Christmas greetings to Richmond Hi“ friends. The popular Bridal Rsse Wedding stationery, printed in correct and at- tractix'ie style, is obtainable at The Liberal Office, Richmond Hill. See us before placing your order. Prize winners at the Orange Eu- chre held on Thursday, December 10 were as follows: Ladies, 151:, Mrs. C. Daniels; 2nd, Miss E. Watling; con- solation, Mrs. W. Bowen. Men, lst, Mr. B. Kerswill; 2nd, Mr. S. Kidd; consolation, Mr. B. Brazier. Door prize, Mrs. J. Russell. No mere man is as good as she thinks he is before marriage nor so bad as she things he is afterward. ~ This column welcomes personal items, and we appreciate very much the coâ€"operation of our readers in» making it “ne‘w‘sy‘”. Let us have 'the names of your Christmas visit- ors. Drop the items in the mail or utelephone Richmond Hill 9. C. S. M. Stewart Jacobs of the Royal Regiment of Canada, young- es't brother of Mrs. F. Sloan, Rich- mond Hill, and previously reported missing after Dieppe has been. offi- cially reported as killed. Mr. and Mrs. William Savage and sons Peter and Roderick of Brock- ville are visiting for the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Savage. Welcome Christmas greetings from overseas were received this week from Harry «Sayers of the R.C.A.F., Gordon Armstrong of the Postal Corps, and Peter Walker of the Royal Canadian Engineers. Mr. Ra‘ph Wideman, Markham Township, is enjoying a trip to Wes‘ tern Canada. He is at present in Victoria, B.C. and will visit relatives in various western centres on the return journey. The annual meeting of the Pres- byterian W.A. will be held- this (Thursday) afternoon at the home of Mrs. Geo. B. Ball, Arnold Sit. Mr. Morley C. Sanders, BLAH, son of Mrs. E. M. Sanding of Richmond Hill, principal of the Hensall High School is to be married December 26th to Helen Cavelle Glenn of Henâ€" sall. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Leece of T0- 1'onto visited in Richmond Hill Mon- day. Socmi and Personal WEDDING STATIONERY THE LIBERAL, RICHIhOI‘D HULL, UNTARFL) -It’s strange how empty cars can pass A soldier on the road, -As patiently he stands and waits, His kit bag quite a load.) I've seen them in the driving rain While cars went whirling by Indifferently, un‘heeding of The ladi’s outspoken cry. I’ve often wondered what they think, These boys in brown or blue, Who left their homes and friends behind To fight for me and you. They innst resent the selfishness Of these indifferent men; But all they do is shrug and smile And lift a thumb again Till finally a car slows down And opens wide the door: The occupants are lowded, butâ€" “We've always room for more!" Lt’s strange how empty cars can pass These lads, and never see The application of the Word: “You’ve done it unto me.” The Red Cross work room will be closed for sewing until Wednesday afternoon, January 6th. We are meeting Vwith a splendid response in our sale of Christmas cards. Further supply can be 0%)- tained from Mrs. Chamney if ordered at once. We have received 8 Tetters of ap- preciation for Christmas boxes which’ have reached our boys safely and have been a source of great cheer to them. IN MEMORIAM KERRâ€"In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Alex Kerr, who passed away December 12th, 1940. His charming ways and smiling face Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each .And died beloved by all. â€"Sad1y missed by parents, brothâ€" ers and sisters. Our appreciation is expressed in acknowledging a donation of $3.00 from the No. 1 Brlcge Club. Total proceeds of Bridge Tm: ment and rally were $211.25. FOX PLENTIFUL Vaughan Township has paid a $2 bounty on 27 foxes shot in that municipality since November lst. RED CROSS NOTES GROCERIES BREAD NABISCO Shredded Wheat I’ARA-SANI Xmas wrapped WESTON’S QL’ICK or REGULAR 3 ROLLED OATS WAX ED PAPER 7- - 3 “‘5' 25¢ SELECTED White or Green CELERY HEARTS 2/27 CEREAL RED RIVER 72c California New Crop Seedless Navel Oranges MED. SIZE LARGE SIZE Doz. 39c. Doz. 59c. 30 OZ. BOTTLES HITCH HIKER PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS, FRI., SAT., DECEMBER 17, 18, 19 Brown or I'OVVI'I or 24 oz. White Loaves 1 Xmas wrapped 6 Bottle 36 oz. PKG PKGS 100 ft. ROLL LBJS . §§MAKE GIFT SELECTIONS EARLY MARRIAGE REID-DURIRANT â€" In Toronto on Wednesday, December 9, 1942, Olive Durrant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Durrant, Elgin Milis, to Mr. J. Reid, Lansing. And God said, Let there be light and there was lightâ€"Genesis 1:3. 2322333323?3§3§2%§333§3§a §i§a§a§3§3§a§i§am vatatgeatglgwgzataeaflazagwwmwafigfigfi SELF SERVE Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes, Rubbers and Goloshes Yonge and Richmond Sts. Richn We suggest you make your gift selections early, so as to avoid disappointment, as when stocks are deplet- ed, replacement is difficulrt. We have still a fine stock of attractive Christmas Gifts for men and boys, and we invite your inspection. 25c 25c E: Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart, Ann Rutherfotsd, Terry Kilborn in CHARLES DICKENS] “ A Christmas Carol ” VAN JOHNSON, FAYE EMERSON in IF IT’S FOR “DAD” OR “THE LAD” SEE US EDMUND LOWE, LUCILLE FAIRBANKS i “ Klondike Fury ” CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN PARKER in Wednesday and Thursz‘iay, December 23 Monday and Tuesday, December Friday and Saturday, December 18, 19 CONRAD VEIDT. ANNA AYARS in» “ NaZI Agent ” “ Murder in the Big House ” R. J. CRAIGIE BRITISH COLUMBIA FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES ‘6 0X0 10's CUBES TIN 25c CHATEAL~ 8 oz CHEESE, PKGI 19c ONTARIO HAND PICKBD LBS. WHITE BEANS 2 10¢ BAKED SLICED LB. Mac & Cheese Loaf 29C SAUSAGE PURE PORK Large Size 3 FOR 10c. TEXAS SEEDLESS FO‘R - GRAPEFRUIT 5 25c Fresh daily, Spinach, Carrots, Iceberg Let- tuce, Pars-nips, Radishes, Green GRAPES CALIFORNIA 7’ I Live On Danger Beans; Turnips, Etc. The annual Jefifétsan Public School Christmas Concert WilE be held in St. John’s Hall, Oak Kfigas, flonday, December 215t. at 8 p.211. Adults 25c. Children 10c. Proceais to British War Victims:r Fund. JEFFERSON CHRISTMAS CONCERT Richmond Hill PAGE 6 Bottle Carton FRUITS 27c . 4 17c