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“00000000000000.000000000000000000 000009000 0W Phone Thornhill 212r12 mmmooowonowmommwu STOP 20A YONGE ST. ; MONO.” OOW”“MO0MOOW”OW WMWMOWMW””M 00 0:. Frame Home Possible to Remodel Do You Need 21 Bathroom or a Hot Water Heating System? The down payment is only 10% and the terms are easy, spread over a period up to two years. We can install complete» units with guaranteed work under a time payment plan. ,a 5 ACRES AND HOUSE FOR RAISING CHINCHILLAS, SHADE TREES A MUST. UI TO $10,000. 20 ACRESâ€"HOUSE NOT NECESSARY. TO ESTABLISH CHICKEN RANCH GOOD HOUSE, MUST BE ON YONGE STREET. SIZE OF HOUSE OR LOT NOT IMPORTANT. MUST BE IN FAIR CONDITION. 5 T0 6 ROOMS WITH 3 BED ROOMS, WILL PAY UP TO $8,000.â€"- $3500 CASH ARY. UP TO 50 ACRES WITH STONE 0R MASONRY HOUSE. iBurner Oil Stoves . . . Propane Gas Ranges Electric Rangefte, good oven . . . . . . $62.50 2-Burner Hetplates, high speed elements, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.50 each Richmond Hill Plumbing & Heating Real Estate Thornhi11168J Insurance Summer Baking and Cooking SEE BELOW 3‘ URGENT FOR WAITING CLIENTS 144 BLOOR STREET. W‘ TORONTO See FENN Real Estate ACRES AND HOUSE, CONVENIENCES NOT NECESS- CARS‘PAINTED â€"â€" $20 AND UP EXPERT BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 82 Yonge Street FOR FAST RICHVALE AUTO BODY G UARANTEED WORKMANSHIP Phone 18 Richmond Hill We deliver Phone Richmond Hill 296W MIDWAY 2522 . Brathwaite . . . . . $15.95 each P.0. Box 119 . . . $105.00 up 864 LAKESHORE ROAD NEW YORONYO llvmg‘ ton hi a how over 1 Kid er Yc ieties yard g of the C.N.E The at tln has b pion. The report Engl-a withO' In end 0 appea 'auton urn ing, now on October 11th Maple Old Home Wee'k, Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week. Everyone invited to pay a visit to the charming Vaughan township community on one or all of these days. The school bell will ring again next Tuesday morning and children will get down to the business of the will get 4 fall tel-m The record hot spell of seven days terminated last Sunday evening when cool breezes came down from the north. Temperatures during the hot week went as high as 100 in the shade. “That’s nothing. My fiddles with his beard.” Dr. Berkley Stalker, who since disposing of his medical practice in Hanover, some time ago, has been living retired. and making Walkerâ€" ton ‘his headquarters. has purchased His Oh! Modern parents divide their time between worrying over how their children will turn out and when they Will turn in. His And When Noah sailed the ocean blue He had troubles like me and you, Days and days he drove his ark Before he saw a place to park. dumb?” “Well you know that poster ‘Man wanted for Robbery in Chicago’?” “Yeah.” a home in Richmond Hill, the Han- over Post reports. Richmond Hill, Thornhill and oth- er York County Horticultural Socâ€" ieties are represented in the back- yard garden display in the east wing of the Horticultural Building at the job." The Cox‘farm on No. 7 highway at the corner of the 5th concession has been purchased by Bill Chamâ€" The Markham Economist & Sun reports a carrot grown at Linslade, England which measures 3 ft. 7 in. without, the top. In warning-size letters on the rear end of a very large transport truck appears the ad of an enterprising automobile repairman: “If I stop before you do, take ybur smashed radiator to John Brown, Auto Repairman.” Supporters of a men’s beverage room in Tweed, failed by 2 votes, to obtain the required 60% necessary for the establishment of a beer-room, at the referendum held recently. The ‘wets’ obtained 494 votes or 59-79}, while the ‘drys’ polled 333 votes or 40.3% of the 827 votes cast. A three-fifths majority was neces- sary to obtain a beverage-room. at Dollar, was crowned “Hay King of Canada” in what officials of the second Southwestern Ontario Grass- land Day said was the first such con- test in the Dominion. With the title went $100 and a silver cup. Fifty- four entries gave Chief Judge Prof. floseph L‘anthier, Manager of Leitchcroft Farms, Marka Twp. R. G. Knox of the Ontario Agriculâ€" tural College, Guelph, “just a little bit of a headache,” he said. There was no standard or formula by which 'to judge the competition. Of- ficials said there were several more entries than they expected. It took three hours to name Mr. Lanthier the winner. His entry, 3 mixture of alfalfa, red clover, timothy and 01'â€" chard scored 95 points of a possible 100. Monday will be Labor Day Next holiday will be Thanksgiv- 2'. now ofl‘icially set for Monday, “My grandmother plays the piano ' ear.” “Well he just left to apply for the “What makes you think he is so RETURN LIMITâ€"SEPT. 15 AT TORONTO AUG. 27TH â€" SEPT. 11TH Fare and one third for the Round Trip (Government Tax Extra) Good going Thursday August 26th to Saturday September 11th inclusive Full information from any Agent EXHIBITION arms came tighter and tigh how he could squeeze! lips came nearer and nearer the darn fool had to sneeze. CANADIAN NATIONAL General News and Views Low Rail Fares To The Canadian National and tighter grandfather The Bradford Witness reports a vegetable marrow Which weighs 19 pounds 5 ounces. Cabbage is a plentiful and boun- tiful crop in the Stoufiville district this year, ‘but prices are low. Last week farmers were Offered 75 cents a dozen. Women used to Wear unmention- ables. Now they Wear nothing to speak of. the pita] ?” Traffic Cop: “Just keep standing right where you are." Mary had a little swing It wasn’t hard to find For everywhere that Mary went That swing was right behind. NORTH YORK TOWNSHIP LEADS IN BUILDING The North York Township build. ing department figures show the to- tal value of building permits from January 151: to July 3lst, 1948, was $12,566,970 as compared with $6,- 109,870 for the same period in 1947, an increase of $6,457,100. “I believe these building figures show that the Township of North York is the leading municipality in Canada as far as building is con- cerned,” commented Reeve George The housing situation in North York has benefiitted by 1,353 h0uses this year, an increase of 810 from last year’s figures of 543. Imagine 1,353 homes with over 5,000 people in them and another town is added to the township! H. Mitchell when the figures were read at the council meeting. ' In July, the total number of build- ing permits issued Was 237 with a total value of $2,185,325. Included in this report were permits for 231 brick dwellings, 40 frame dwellings, 31 garages and 2 stores. Commercial establishments are growing also as proven by the fig- ures of 1947 for ‘20 permits while in 1948!?there were 58. Permits for 7 factories were issued in the same pe~ riod each year, but serviée stations decreased this year to 5, as com- pared with 9 last year. W H ITCH URCH TWP. TAX‘ES‘ INCREASED Despite the increased cost of ser- vices, plus better service demanded. the tax rate in the township of Whit- church for 1948 will not be advanced seriously. The general rate is in- creased one and two-tenths mills for 1948 over the rate that prevailed in 1947. The county rate is advanced three-tenths of a mill, and the High School Area rate is 2 mills. This is the first area levy and replaces a high school tax of 1.7 mills, an inâ€" crease of threeâ€"tenths. There will be only one change on the teaching staff \of Woofibridge public school when the autumn term opens in September. Miss Frances Johnson of Toronto will succeed Miss Mary‘ Bowes as teacher of Grades 2 and 3, it has been announced by the principal, H. H. Sawdon. Others on the staff are Miss Olive Gallagher, Grades 5 and 6; Mrs. P. Neal, Grades 3 and 4; Miss Edna McHugh, Grade 1. Mr. Sawdon gives instruction to Grades 7 and 8. Unionville ratepayers at a meet- ing Monday night unanimously vo- ted to urge the police village trust- ees to oppose “the unjust taxation” imposed by the Township. The members of Township council have pointed- out that administrative costs have increased and that the levy UNIONVILLE RATEPAYERS OPPOSE TOWNSHIP LEVY on police villages must be increased. Police village residents agree that some increase might be justified but that the levy asked for by the town- ship is excessive. Txhe matter will be referred to the courts for settle- ment. “I started out on the theory that e world had an Opening for me." “And you found :it?” “Well, I'm in the hole now.” “Sam.” said Rastus, who was read- ing in the paper of a number of fatal accidents, “if you was to take your choice ’twixt one or t’other, which would you ruther be in, a collision or an explosion?” “A collision.” “How come?" Rastus asked. “Why man alive, if you’s in a col- lision, thar you is. but if you’s in an explosion, what is you?” Boy: “How can I get to the hos- N EW WOODBRIDGE TEACHER III-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Phone 17W Richmond Hill REAMAN’S VARIETY STORE Full Line Of School Supplies TELEVISION IN A YEAR Canadian radio manufacturers can turn out between 7)000 and 12,000 television receiving sets within a year of the first television station's being established in Toronto, says Hardware and Metal and Electrical Dealer, quoting F. R. Deakins, new president of the Radio Manufactur- ers’ Association of Canada. Lack of suitable television pro- grams has been a 'worry, Mr. Deak- ins said; but he now feels confident that programming difficulties need not be a stumbling block. Toronto could produce a sufficient number of local programs to guarantee an au- dience. “By the end of the year I think we can be on our way to television" Mr. Deakins said. FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 â€" Auction Sale of 107 acre farm, implements. Allis- Chalmers tractor on rubber, Per- cheron horses, cattlie, Yorkshire hogs, milking machine DeLaval Mag- neto, the property of Fred Joliffe, Lot 31, Con. 4, King Twp., 6 miles from Aurora. Sale at 1 pm. Terms cash. No reserve. Farm sold subâ€" ject to reserve bid. Terms day of sale. SAT., SEPT. 11 â€" Auction Sale )f 16 head of cattle, Guernsey and H01- stein, many fresh milk cows and springers and young cattle. On lot 9, concession 9, King, 11/.» miles from Nobleton. Property bellonging to Ross Kitchener. Terms cash. A. S. Farmer, auctioneer. c2w10 TUESDAY, 218T SEPT. -â€" Auction Sale of Registered Jersey Cattle, registered Holstein Cattle, Allis- Chalmers tractor on rubber, thresh- ing machine, farm stock, implements, 12:57,: Agrain, etc., on lot 11, con. 4 Vaughan Twp.. 2 mile south of Map- le, property of CHAS. SHROPSHIRE. Terms: Cash. No reserve, farm sold. Sale at 1 pm. sharp D.S.T. Ken & Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, SEPT. 28 â€" Auction Sale of high-class Household Furni- ture and other effects including el- ectric washer, Frigidaire, .etc., on John St., Thm-nhill, 2nd house east of Jane Street. Property of Mrs. Joe Hood. Sale at 2:310 p.m. D.S.T. Terms cash. No reserve. Ken & Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, OCT 5, 1948 â€" Auction Sale of near New Ford, Ferguson tractor, Dairy Cattle, farm stock, implements, hay, «grain, furniture, etc., on lot 32, con. 3 Vaughan Twp. Property of Wm. Burns. Sale at 1 p.m. D.S.T. Terms cash. No reserve farm is sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers. WED., OCT 6 â€"- Extensive Auction Sale of 25 head accredited Holstein cattle, tractor, farm stock, imple- ments, hay, grain, furniture, etc., on lot 4, con. 8. Vaughan Twp. Preper- ty of Geo. Troyer. Sale at 12:30 noon sharp. Terms cash. No reserve, Prop. quitting farming. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. TUESDAY, OCT. 7, 1948 â€" Auction- Sale of high class and antique fur- niture, garden tools, dishes, glass- ware, etc., on lot 23, con. 7, Vaughan Twp. Property of Annie Kerr. Sale at 2 pm. D.S.T. Terms cash. No re- serve. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auc- tioneers. .4 ‘ WED. OCT. 29'I â€" Auction Sale of 20 head registered Jersey Cattle, new tractor on rubber, farm stock. implements, hay, grain, etc., on lot 4. con. 9, Markham Twp. Preperty of Cameron Graham. Sale at 1 p. m. D.S.T. Terms cash. No reserve. Farm sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, Auctioneers. “Do you have hot and cold water in this hotel?” “Yes, hot in summer, and cold in winter.” Many a man doesn’t find himself until some one puts him in his real place. The Post Office Department has made a recent survey at this Office, and authorized the following hours to be observed at Gormley P.O. commencing Sept. Ist, 1948, 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 pm. to5 p.1n., holidays 8 am. to 9 am. *2w10 NO. 1 COMMERCIAL GRADE POWER CLEANED SALE REGISTERS FOR SALE CORNELL NO. 595 SEED WHEAT Con- 5, Vaughan Twp- 1 Mile North of Edgeley Phone Maple 79r11 Gormley Postoffice Hours E. NEEDHAM THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursd‘ NOW LOCATED AT THEIR NEW YARD For your needs in commercial printing, posters, tickets, business and professional stationery, forms, programs, etc., etc., see the Home Paper printing office. gm TO GIVE MAI/Na 6A5 fwwM? It's cheaper to replace than repair that faulty carburetor . . , definitely more satisfac- tory. 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