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Insurance Broker Richmond Hill Telephone 8x7 "OOOOMOMOWOOWMOOOOOOOO “0000009000900” is the time to install 3 HEAT REGULATOR Thermostatic control for hot air or hot water furnaces with any type of fuel. UNIFORM HEAT with LESS LESS and HONEYWELL ELECTRIC JANITORS Sold Jones Coal Company Telephone 188 We WORK COAL by Richmond Hill OM“”O””OOMOOOOO00O“OOO”OOOOOOOOOO¢OOOWOOO0600” i A Harmonious . House Of Colour Color harmony is important to your home. For your convenience. we invite you to con- sult our color-charts before buying paints. Years of experience enable us to guide you in your choice of quality paints that come in harmonious. home blending colors. This ser- vice is yours -â€"- today. i F. Y. W. BRATHWAITE R. W. PARIS, Mgr. Telephone 18 Richmond Hill “0900096004000” 0”. “O”OO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO .1 I 1 THE; LIBERAL. RICHMOND HILL. ONTARIO .l_ W odbridge Win Two Hold Firm Grip On lst Place Local Midgets '1‘111- midget section of tho Nowh York l.2tt‘ltl>rt‘ League is now in 11:11 sviiua' and some very exciting game.s :1i‘(- promised for the fans who make it their 1111<llw>< to atlcnrl this sub:- n1e1' >lllll'l. Last Friday night before :1 11211n1~ full of spectators the {ichmond l’iil Midgets and Mike Miller's Maple 1:111, displaer one of the finest games of lacrosse witnessed in tbi< section this year. Fans were amazed at the >tit‘011 the younger boys displaycl throughout the game and several comments from the older lacrosse boys were very high in the brand of lacrosse played. The game was very even th11'111u‘h- out and ended in a tie score. ti .111. which indicates that both teams we on an even basis. Norm Stunden led the Hill in the scoiing end with his two fine goals. while single counters were registerâ€" ed by Red Gamble. Mack Clement. I’bil Stewalt and Gcrald Paris. The Maple boys were led in thcir sco1ing by three boys who have been playing with the Intermediate team during the early season. A1mitage with three. White tom and Jones a single. At. the present time no schedule is drawn up and the boys aic playing on a week to week basis. This does not prove satisfactory as the boys would like to have their games all- vertised ahead of time. It is under- stood that one team is holding up the schedule being undecided about a team being entered. Woodbridge 12. Maple \Yoodblidge strengthened theirload on first place last Wednesday night when they defeated the Maple boys in their own home sport< bowl-by the score.of 12 to '1'. This was a real set-back for the Maple fans who lbad their minds made up that this was the game they had to win. The first string line of Norton. Rowntree and Ireland accounted for 11' of Woodbridge team’s goals and were impossible to stop and it was Ionly the wonderful net minding of Harry. Rumble in the Maple nets which kept these boys fiom gather- ing more points. Bill Norton bulng the'nct for five goals. Sonny Rowrâ€" tree four and R. Ireland two. The 'Maple boys tried hard hit BOWLING NOTES The Richmond 'Ilill Club hosts on Monday evening to the neâ€"wly-‘formed Victoria Square flu" and some very enjoyable games weio playei. Some 21) membrrs from the new club were present. The prize winners were: 1st. H. Forster. Miss S. Mackie and A. A. film: :-l{i]); 2.11.1. ‘virs. N. Brown. M1~'. N. Chatterley and R. Lynett skip; iii-*1. l7. Mar1in. H. McCague and P. C. Hill skip. {c- i'reshmegts were served by the ladies of the local club at the close of the evening’s play. The new club was welcomed by piesiden', ll. Lynett and \"CI'C Messrs. A. Frisbv and H. Mortson expressed the thanks of the V'ic- tcria Square bowlers. Last Fiiday night the first tw1â€" light Men‘s Doubles Tournament was held at the local club with ten en- tries making up tthe gamh. The prize winners were: 1st, R. Lynett and J. Graingcr; high for two wins was decided by the cut of the cards and was won by R. W. Hall and A. A. Eden over W. G. Preston and partner of Agincourt: the single game winner went to Mr. Bowen and paitner of Glebe Manor of Toronto. Last. Wednesday afternoon two rinks of trebles journeyed to Whitby and competed in the tournament; there. Messrs. R. W. Hall. A. A. Eden and Morley Hall were high for the single game winner. This Saturday afternoon another tournament will be held at the local green and will be for mixed rinks. Several outside entries have been received and a large crowd is anticiâ€" pated. Local bowlers who are de- sirous of playing please notify Ji.11 Grainger. secretary, before Thursday night so that all may be accommo- dated. A picnic lunch is asked for and local members should bring their lunch basket and join with our visâ€" itors on this day. x “That’s a hat number,” said the steer as the glowing- branding iror. was pressed against ms tender flank. Joe: “Gals sure want a lot these days." Moe: “Yeah and they went a house 011 it too." Râ€"fi‘, A practical farmer from ('21111biiage- shire. England. is currently address- ing t‘anadiar farmers through :h: BBC's Overseas Service. lle l.\ Denis Bullard. prominent member of his county War Agricultural Committee. whose talks English farming topics are a frequent feature of tin noon farm lwoadcasts presented roeâ€" icnally by the CBC. The program heard in Ontario and Quebcn. Monday to Friday. at 1.45 p.m. EDT. 01] is Play Tie Game were match for llicll' Upplillt‘nt\. t'iidinu' llill (‘oy in the \\'omll>1'i11o'1 not» :1 st11111blinp~ block which the; "ouhlu'l overcome. Thi- scorers t'or the Maple tcam Wort- hy 'l‘horppâ€" son with thi'1r1- and om- apiece to B. l’arkes. ll. Orr. A. Orr and H. ('oop- ('1. no I Woodbridgc 11. (‘ombines ti \Vtitxllil'iilgo are How undisputed leaders of the league by virtue of their win over the Combines at 111.- Woodbridgc bowl on Tuesday eve-1- 111;“ 113' the score of 11-”. They are now well out in front of their op- ponents. thc Combines. The game on Tuesday evening wa~ featured by the scoring- of a goal by Bill Cox, the Woodbridgc goatu. In making a long pass to one of his playc1s tho Cmnbilies goalie made an effort to block the pa<s and tho bail went in the net.’ This was one if the freak goals; but they all count the same. The first period was very even and some close-checking \Vas done. Both teams scored one goal. Com- bines coming from the stick of Hua‘li Kerr and Ray- Ireland 1101(‘1’1l‘it': the Woodbridge counter. From the second period on Wood- lnidge-held control of the game and at no time were they challenged set iously by the opposition. Bill Norton was the leading scorer for the Wondâ€" bridge team with five goals to hi; credit. Single goals were scored by R. Ileland. Bill Tayles. Jim MC- Eachern. Son Rowntree and Bill Cox. The Combines were led by the Burton Bros. and between these three boys. Harry. Ray and Cleve. five goals were scored for their team the other counter being accounted for by Hugh Kerr. Next Tuesday night Maple will play at Woodbridge. This will be the game that was postponed from the early part of the schedule. Fans will be on hand from all parts of the county to see this tussle. The schedule is fast drawing to a close and few games remain and to make matters worse the majority of the games were to be played with the Richmond Hill squad which has dropped from competition. The playâ€"offs will commence about the middle of August. â€"â€"â€"â€"‘~â€"â€"_ And born is a story that offers another good example of rela- tivity! thn a famous actress was at the summit of her beauty and fame. she met. at a semi- roval dinner. an African kind. The lovely lady sat beside this king. She did her very best to amuse and please him. At the dinner's close. he sighed and said, “Oh. madam. if heaven had only made you black and fat. you would be irresistible!" Mary had a little lamb Its fleece was white as snow. 'But everywhere that Mary went ‘Twas her calves that stole the show. Crstomer: me a bowl of soup, please.” Waiter: “Here is your “is there anything else.” Customer: “Wait a minute. soup is ice cold.” To test it the waiter daintin dipp< ed his finger in the soup. soup, air. This Customer: “Here. can’t you test that soup any other way?” Waiter: “Certainly. I could take off my coat. roll up my sleeves and dip my elbow in. but what kind of a place do you think this is?” URGENT Bottles are badly needed. Reason â€"- new bottle production slowed by shortage of materials. Remedyâ€"Return ac- cumulated empties. Put them back into circulation. Check your basement today. Bring t/Jem to nearest Brewers Reta/1 store or te/e/I/Jm/c for [lick-11p. RATES for each subsequent insertion. each 111>e1tio1:. FOR SALE :5 HYDRO POLES. 2.1 Amin- Ii, 1.1(‘11y111. phone th’llllltiihl Hill 2314.]. “um; FREE Tilt loads of garden manure. (‘all ('. l-iempstead Fapm, Stop 21A. clw". Mr. -) ‘) ....., CONCRETE BLOCKS. Apply A. Yalcourt. 248 Oak St., Stop Richvale. tchT WALNUT CHEST OI“ DRAWERS. refinished: also l’hilco radio. Phone 2t; Thornhill. Apply Box 44. T12.- "’lwfi good condition. Liberal Office. oxin ONLY Moft'at's l’landi-(‘hel' this month for .231). Phone Maple TTR. J. A. Rose. c1 .vf‘) TANEQUE WALNUT REIisTEip and SPRINGS. Mrs. Walter lttlling. phone King 8. "le ENGLISH COLLIE PUPS of good cattle and watch dog. James Baal. phone Maple 741'3. "‘lwfi ,._. l CONSOLE modern battery radio. Westinghouse. Apply James Stephâ€" enson. phone Maple 49112. ""‘1\\3 lâ€"RUBBER TIRE WAGON in ex- cellent condition. Apply Samuel Winger, phone Maple 62r22. clwfi ‘_â€"_â€"._.â€"_ 100 LEGHORN PULLETS. 12 weeks old. Also 25 Rock hens. yearling. J. Purdy. Centre St... Thornhill. *lw‘3 2 TIMBER CONSTRUCTED SHEDS 24x36 and 15x30, 1 with metal roof. Phone Robt. Riddell. King 3612. “‘1w3 2 ACRES OF LAND on Elgin Mills sideroad. lot 19 and 20. Apply Sid- ney Smith. Elgin Mills Sidcroad. r; "2w. ply Leechwood Farms. Concession 3. Markham Twp.. 1 mile south of No. 7 highway. tfc3 CURRANTS and GOOSEBERRIES. pick them yourself. Apply Harry Moyle. 141i Yonge St.. phone Rich- mond Hill 26. c2w'} CEMENT LAUNDRY TUBS in stock. some Duro shallow well pumps and one hot air furnace. Telephone Thornhill 177. tfcfl ORNAMENTAI. PORCH RAILS. stair hand rails. fire (logs, fire screens, fire sets and acetylene weld- ing. Apply T. Elliott, Richvale. tfc40 DEERING BINDER. 6 ft. cut. good canvas. tractor hitch. Apply 6043: Yonge St. at Newtonbrook. telephone Willowdale 682. " ‘ aw; 150 NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETS. 4 months old. from “Marshall's Spe- cial Mating”. Apply James Steph- enson. phone Maple 491‘12. *1w3 MCCORMICK DEERING BINDER. 7 ft. cut. both horse and tractor hitch. This binder has only cut 40 acres. Robt. Riddell. phone 3612 King. *1w3 WHITE SADDLE MARE. 8 years, 16 hands, well broken, good with children. sound and in wonderful con- dition. $85. Apply 51 Drewry Ave.. Stop 11. Yonge St. *IWI} -â€"â€"-â€"â€"Iâ€"â€"__ COW. part Jersey. 6 years old; ‘in Leghorn pullets; 30 New Hampshire pullers, 5 months old. Apply Mrs. Chas. Higgs. Secombe Aye., D011cas~ ter Gardens, Thornhill. clwfi 16 SC. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKâ€" ENS. good layers. Bevan strain. 1 year old. Mrs. E. Taylor. 10 May Ave.. Stop 24A Yonge St., Richmond Hill. phone 237114. *1ny MILK COOLERS, immediate delivâ€" ery. Woods 6-can Automatic drop- in type 8284. Portable vat 880. De- Laval Milkers $200 up. Toronto Radio & Sports Ltd.. 241 Yonge St... Toronto. _â€".‘__,__ HOLSTEIN BULL CALF. 3 months old. Sire, Eaton Hall Spotlight, son of three times all Canada cow. Dam, Eaton Hall Wilma. who gave 14,889 lbs. milk as a 3 year old with 4.41 butterfat. Apply Mr. Clarkson. phone Maple 281‘13. GUELPH COOK STOVE, four lid, coal or wood; baby bugg'; baby locking chair, new; jardiniere stand," 3/4 white enamel bed; car battery; electric floor lamp; lawn mower. Ap- ply A. D. MacKay, c/o Dominion Nurseries Ltd.. R.R.,l York Mills. Ont.. phone Hu. 7667 (after 6 p.111. only). *2w3 H MOM and POP’S 50th wedding anni- versaly continuedâ€"Table groaning, Pop asks the blessing. Say. 310111,! are all the glasses filled with Dad's Pot-o-Gold Punch? Mom: You know they are. look at them. lined Lip 1n front of the plates, and don’t talk too long. Everybody’s hungry. Pop: Well, family and neighbours. Mom. how many are here on this festive occasion? Mom: 189. Pop: Is that all? I want to thank God for the way Mom 'and I have been favouie-l 011 our 50th wedding anniversary: We have the best of neighbours. and we are blessed with a splendid family. Our plans have been changed. but for the best. John lifts his glass of Pot-oâ€"Gcld Punch. Let's all drink to Mom and Pcp's 39th wedding anni- versary. George: By the looks of tho table. I'm sure we'll have nothing to wor1y about but eat. 5'15 worth of Baker’s Sweetner is as sweet as .511 worth of sugar. No Coupons. -' "11y taste. easy to use. 25 oz. 111 OZ. 35th. I 2 gal. “50.. 1 gal. $125. 5 gals. $5. 10 gals. .1150. container extra. -3 oz. lc.. 40 oz. lUc.. l 2 gal. 151:” gal. jugs and cans 25c. eac‘1 extra. No shipment less than $1.31!. cash awompanies order for 1: or lfit‘i‘v gallons. Geo. E. Baker. Phnnlfql 1112111ut'actuting chemist. Stout't'vil Om- L. lizllll We pay express 11p to loo milk-5 it" 1 Ciassiiied Advertisin THIS IS THE DAY OI“ ADYI’RTl.‘ WAGON-and HAY RACK, $50. Ap-i 2â€"0ne steel THLRS’DAY. JULY 18:11. 1946. -â€"._ t5 C) EINGA MAKE THE MOST ()19 1T. hive lines less. 2:3 cents for first inserton and 3;") cents tivcr 3 ll“ CHARGED NINE CENTS l’l‘IR LINE. lines 3 cents our line extra weeks old. 1‘: l‘ltiS. 11. Maple 25113. 'I‘clcph .111- t 1‘.\ v1 Apply .Iamc: \' l " 3; .\' wot-ks old. liuttonville. 11121 ('111‘I\‘. l Tth 'I‘RI'I'K. 111.111â€" i1.g order. S1323 _\lcl.1-1111 Trailing (Wu. Yn'iu'v $1.. Thornhill. open daily 11 a.111. to Ii p.111. pbono 12W. do i to Plus. (.11vc1'1. 1 JERSEY IEL'LI. ((1.10. 1; weeks old; also 1 Jersey heifer calf. 3‘) wks. old. Apply 1“. Stephenson, Go1'1111ey R.R. 2. '3 1rd; phone .»\gincourt fixwii. BAY MARE. general purpose. {1 yrs. old. good single or double. suitable for saddle or work. quiet. Apply John llill. Oriole. con, 3 North York. ' Ind HEREFORD BI'LL. 15 months old. siro ioyal Domino; Dam Princess- 11. Also too laying Leghorn hens. Apâ€" ply .\1ex Dunsceth. phone Maple 42114. *1er Il-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE. good condition but requires. rc-upâ€" bolstering. l chin-.1 cabinet. Apply phone 154R Richmond Hill after 431) p.m. *lwi 18 SHEEP and LAMBS; 1 4-year- cld mare. good to work and all haiâ€" ness. Apply A. Magec. Lot 16. Con. 5. King Township, telephone King 35r14. clwb' 1 GOOD WORK HORSE. 4 yrs. old. weighs approximately 1-100 lbs; also gasoline engine, 114’; hp, Internaâ€" tional. Apply W. Paxton. Oak Ridges. *lwfi FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed tenders will; be received by the Police Village of Unionyille umil August 15th. 1946. at 12 110011 for the following: Iâ€"One 19:29 Reo Speed Wagon fun truck chassis. serial No. CWC 526‘} Model IT6A124 (Tender not to '..\'- ceed 10’; less than ceiling piice). base body 3'6" x 6'. suitable for trailer box. 3g0ne Waterous 4 cylinder gasoline engine. slow speed, high horse power. Tenders will be accepted for all or singly. Above may be inspected at Unionâ€" villc Fire Hall. Signed, Police Trustees. Unionvillc. E. J. AppletOn. Jr.. secretary. TO RENT TOURIST ACCOMMODATION on highway just north of Richmond H111, phone 441232 Richmond Hill. *4w1 Old Horses Wanted Campbell Mink Ranch pays $15.00 at your farm. Phone Agincourt 18J12 c01- lect for pick-up. --â€"-â€"â€"â€"~ m.â€" HOME OF BRAVE “The divorce rate is rapidly mak- ing America the land of the free. all light," a visiting Englishman said to an American friend. “Yes,” said the American. a someâ€" what henpecked husband, “but the marriage rate is Increasing too. showing that America is still the home of the brave.” IF YOU LIVE IN A HOTEL YOU SURRENDER COUPONS EVERY TWO WEEKS The number of enquiries being 1%- ceived at offices of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board indicate that there is some confusion about the number of coupons to be surrendered by persons living in hotels. Board officials point out that perâ€" sons remaining in a hotel for a per- ied of two weeks or more must sur- render one butter coupon. one sugar coupon and two meat coupons each two week period. iiL‘ .1 T W ANTED (’O'l"1‘:\til‘) or small house to rein. some conwnicnces. l‘hone Gladslono thll. rcvcisc c11ai'g'c>. 1‘.v.". _â€".~â€"â€"fi_ or 1 ACRE LOT of land :11'o11l11 liichvalc. reasonablt‘. Apply Arthur l‘:1'.i~. ltEâ€"l Sp1ucc .v\\‘e.. Richvale. cl\\"i fiâ€"m l‘tllill TONS good quality clover A" alfalfa hay already cut. Apply .\1. Sarabura. :31 No. 7 llighway East. Langszal't‘. tint. iilw‘.‘ (‘A'I'S (full grown) and RABBITS (various SlXt‘rt at Troyer Natural Science Service. Oak Ridges. Phone King 59r32. tfc. HE PLOI'GIIING. double discing, culti< vating and tiling. reasonahlo rates Apply \V. Gooderhaiu, 3‘.) Elmhurst Ave.. Lansing. i‘lSw-ll ALFALFA by the stack or mov'. Telephone Toronto L0. 4270 or write (i. MacKinnon. on Mackay Ave.. T..- ronto. *‘lwf‘i K FEATIIERS and feather beds of all descriptions. highest prices paid. Wrte to Queen City Feather Co.. 23 Ba twin St.. Toronto. tt'c46 WOMAN as general housekeeper, plain cooking, to take full charge, $71) mouth. Apply Maple Creek Lodge. phone Maple 491'11. Ask for Geo. P. Dowe. *‘lwfl m“ HORSES TO KILL, highest prices paid. Apply Box 54 Richmond Hill P.O. or Courtland Mink Ranch, Ox- ford St.. Elgin Mills, phone Rich- mond Hill 288W. . *8w46 POULTRY WANTED â€" We pay highest cash prices for live poultry. We also custom pick at 8 cents per bird. Schomberg Poultry Process- ing Plant, phone Schomberg 78. tf30 â€"â€"â€"__*____ DEAD HORSES & CATTLE wants e11. For frge nick-up phone RIGH- I‘IOND HILL 7 or KING 24M or MAPLE 2937. We pay telephone charges. GORDON YOUNG LIMIT- ED. Toronto. phone AI).3636. tt'c. MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL TRUCKING. No iob too large or too small. Apply Norm-.111 Carter. Richmond Hill, phone 121.31%, "'2w2 M WELL DIGGING. excavating and pipe lines. concrete well cribs. T. Jerrett. RR. 1 Richmond Hill, phone 2481'4. ii'lw2 .___â€"â€"___ WATER HAULED for dry cisterns and wells. Gibson Transport, phone Agincourt 138R. tfc3 TEAMSTER â€" Gardens ploughed, cellars dug. grading and mowing. Apply Bert Smith, Eigiti Mills, phoneJ Richmond Hill 1341'12. tfc48 LAWN MOWERS HARPENED & repaired. Joseph Winger, corner of Carrville Road and Dufferin Street. phone Maple 621-21. tfc 3 i.“ SAND AND GRAVEL delivered any- whererin district. E. Charity, Yonge Street and Brookside Road. Phone Richmond Hill 1021‘14. tfc. LAWN MOWERS cleaned. sharpen- ed. repaired and adjusted. A. NicOl. Elgin Mills, 1/2 mile west of Yonge St., phone 1341‘31 Richmond Hill. tfc50 WELL DIGGERS. also cement tile for wells, pumps and pressure sys- tem sold and installed. Frank York, RR. 2 Aurora. phone King 65r2. tfc’l WELL DIGGERS, also cement: tile for wells. pumps and pressure sys- tem sold and installed. Frank York and Nelson Donneral, 1 Maple. phone 31124. tfc4fi ALL KINDS FURNITURE repai... upholstering, cabinet work. wuom carving. Estimates given. N. n. VanDyke, 33 Hunt Ave, Richmuai Hill. tic. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_.â€"‘__ TWO unclaimed lucky draw tickers are still not claimed for the King City Street Dance lucky draw. They are numbers 5359 and 5358. Person: holding these numbers are asked to communicate with Jack Walkington, King. r The two men hadn’t met for about 1.5 years. - I “And is your wife as pretty as she used to be?" asked the first. “Oh. yes," replied the second, “but; it takes her much longer." m BABY M O T H E R today. Why put mosphere of their own you. too. PHONE No. 9., LET US PHOTOGRAPH 2-- GRANNY DAD GRANDAD If we don’t please you, we don’t charge you. Some day you will value highly the likeness of the baby or other loved ones as they are off having their photo taken until it is too late? One thing more: We have pleased scores of cus- tomers with family group photos taken in the at- homes. Glad to serve OITR PRICE-S WILL SURPRISE YOU Special Photographers to Toronto Newspapers. J. and D. WARD THE LIBERAL FOR APPOINTMENT.