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Soflhnlls .. .89 b 1.39 Ofllclul Softballs _ 1.98 Hardballs .. .85 a 1.05 Ofliclll Hardball: . 2.15 Glovu‘ H 3.59 lo 8.98 Hardballs .. .85 & Ofllt‘lll Hardball: . Glovu‘ H 3.59 lo "Trapper" Mn}e_l_ Cncher‘s Milt Soflblll Bits .19. 1.39. 1.59 unabau am L25. 2.25 You set mot: fun (or your mum-t will) (‘.1‘.(‘. snoru Equinmrm. LEN RICE Bed in Evergreen, Shrub and Perennial Plantings 6.95. 9.95 z 1.95 555559 93. .19} .. 1 5.95. 7 WNMUI 01905 00001 LINESâ€" lh. 2.49 lb. 1.89 lo 3.25 .35 .35 .98 .29 .85 .15 .15 .29 TROLLING c UUI‘IDII‘nA-vu - ROD AND REEL . Steel Trollin: Ruds 2.19. 2.59 Mclal Trolling net-ls 2.25. 2.98 Trolling Linesâ€"Lian; V cotton, copper and monel â€" at real "EVER TACKLE an: BOXES I r . . . . . r ‘ FLOATING MINNOW FAILS , . . . . , . . . FLOATING LANDING NETS ‘ . . . . ‘ 3.39 Dimple mark1n¢'â€" liquid centre. FEATURE VALUE Golf Balls ea. . ENGLISH GOLF BALLSâ€" at prices _that. saga up L3 mm, each .65. .75 BRISTOL IRONS â€" Per- fectly matched. No 2-10. Each V. . 6.95 Each V. . 6.95 BRISTOL WOODS â€"â€" l--|. Each ‘ 9.95 GOLF BAGSâ€"Waterproof. large‘ 8" x A" ’51“: 8.45 :As aBouve. R'lih huoq RICHMOND HILL T1555 2.95 3.29 \‘G 39 to 5.15 13.45 Ice Refrigerator (good) Office Chair Allen‘Cash Register (good) Moore Business Form Billing 1; ton Weaver Hydraulic Jack (new) 3 ton O-Boy Hydraulic Jack (good) 1 ton Walker Hand Jack 2 walker Axle Stands New Process Tube and Tire Vulcan- izer Shaler Tube patches Bowes Tube Repair Kit, shop size Tire Bead Breaker (new) Split Rim Spreader ‘2 Axle Stands Tire Spreader Battery Charger, GHbat. size, with stand Battery Cell Tester Hydmmeter and Battery Filler Kit 1â€"‘Ga1. Battery Watgr DispenSer Brake Riveting Machine and Stand Brake Shoe and Drum Gauge (new) About 300 ft. Bulk Woven Lining, all sizes ‘ Black & Decker Valve Seat Refacer Snapon Torque Wrench (new) ‘ Herbrand Ridge Reamer (new) Hall Ridge Reamer Herbrand Ridge Reamer Hastings Cylinder Deglazer (good) Ring Compressor (new) Cylinder Wall Gauge King Coil Tester (good) King A.V.R. Tester (good) Armature Growler and Tester (good) Snapon Tune-up Kit, Vac., Comp. and Timing Light Starter Current Meter Heavy-Duty Socket Set '(now) Set of Small Taps and Dies & toi” Set of Spark Plug Wrenches Fuel Pump Reconditibning Tool Kit OF GARAGE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT and parts Herbrand Heater Hole Cutter Valve Spring Replacing Tool (new) Valve Key Replacing Tool (new) Pair of Snap Ring Pliers (new) Set of Herbrand Bushing Drivers 3 Breast Drills, large and small 3 Small Valve Lifters Large Vâ€"type Valve Lifter Electric Spark Plug Cleaner and Tes- ter Brake Lining Drill Herbrand Wheel ‘ wheel adapter 18”Pipe Wrench Grease Retainer 18”Pipe Wrench 2 Ft. Pipe Wrench Grease Retainer and Brg‘. ‘& Axle Puller, complete (good) Set of Valve Seat Reamers Brake Fluid Dispenser Small Hand Fire Extinguisher 1 Elec. Motor, h.d. 2 25ft. Ext. Lights . 2 Creepers 50-ft. Ext. Light Shop Furnace Tow Chain Vise, large Vise, small 1 Ton Chain Hoist (new) Set of Knock Off Wheel Pullers Gasoline Pump Signal Bell Gas Pump Paper, Towel Dispenser Several Rental Batteries Fan Belt Rack, 60 belt size 5-Gal. Gas Can, heavy steel Rad Flush Gun Bending Bar Air Hose and Couplings 2 Radiator Water Cans AUCTION SALE Ignition Point Kit (new) 2 Prs. Tin Snips Hot Water Car Heater Several Steel Drills Several Used Tires and '1 Several Emery, Buffing Wheels Several 5-Ga1. Oil Cans 2 Oil Drum Pumps Pile of Wood Several boxes of Nuts and Bolts Crow Bars, Punch Bars, Chisels Many other articles such as Wrench- es and Hammers, etc. Terms, cash. No reserve, property sold. Sale at 1 pm. sharp. KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE, Aucts. Markham P.O., phone Markham 206 Milliken P.O., phone Agincourt 52w3 M ARKHAM SATURDA Y, M A Y TEL. TORONTO ORCHARD 6615 Back Filling and Grading GORDON PENNY N0. 7 Ha‘v. & Ma By Contract c Modern Equipment Used Tires and Tubes Emery, Buffing and Wire Excavating Cellars Repair Machine and pert electl 00d) i and Stand Pull‘er with Ford Hourly Rate in St 28 Blow Torch Mach- chair. Thirty-three members were‘ pres- ent and the roll call was answered by the exchange of perennials. Dis- cussion took place regarding the U0- operati‘e Program and the delegates chosen for the District Annual to be held in Maple Unlted Church, June 2, at 1 o'clock were: Mrs. N. Payne, Mrs. N. McCullough, Mrs. A. E. Snider and Mrs. D. Allen. When the rest of the business was dispOsed of the election 0f officers took place. This was conducted by Mrs. E. Harris. The"annua1 repbrt given by the secretary, Mrs. J. Lee'ce, slmrwed a snlehdid attendance given by the secretary, Mrs. J. Leece, showed a splendid attendance through the year. The financial statement was excellent showing the tctal receipts to be $1735.95, expend: itures $1512.72. This money was used for social welfare and commun- ity activities. Mrs. N. Payne was elected presi- dent; M1‘s. O. Wilson and Mrs. D. Allen, vice-presidents; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. J. Leece'; assistant; Mrs. H. Stevenson; district director,“ Mrs. N. MéCullough; directors, Mrs. H. Jennings, Mrs. V. Orr, Mrs. M. Palmer; pianists, Mrs.’ WIm. Noble, Mrs. E. Wade; auditors. Mrs. W'm. Orr, Mrs. L. Kerswell; flower, sick committee, Mrs. L. Palmer, Mrs. A14 lan Rumlble, Mrs. O. Wilson; Stand- ing Committee‘s: Agricultux‘e and’ Canadian Industries, Mrs. Wills Mac- lachian; citizenship and education, Mrs. Lloyd Palm-er; community ac- tivities and public relations, Mrs. A. E. lSnider; historical research and current events, Mrs. F. S. Rumble; home economics and health, Mrs. Reg. Bice; resolutions, ‘Mrs. M. Pal- mer; nominating committee, Mrs. J. Rumble, Mrs. Wills Maclachlan, Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. A. Jones. A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring ‘president for her splendid work during the year. . I. Slate of OlTiCErs for 1949-50 The regular monthly meeting of aple W. I. was held at Maple Villa ednesday evening, May 11th, the esident, Mrs. N. McCullough in the Mrs. L. Laver is progressing fa- vourably after an operation in the Private Patients Pavilion of General Hospital, Toronto. We hear that Mr. David Cooper is ill again, and wish him a speedy re- covery. Also all the children who are ill with chicken pox. The marriage of Audrey Mont- gomery to Ross Knight took place in Chalmers United Church, Mount Dennis, Saturday, May 14. The reception was held at Maple Villa. and the happy couple left for a trip north to Hyaliburton amid a shower of confetti and good wishes. On their return they will reside in Maple. North'York Lions presented a min strel show in Maple Concert Hall on Friday, May 13th, under the auspices of Maple Lions, and it was a huge success. The hall was filled to cap- acity. The entertainers are to be congratulated on the fine perfor- mance enjoyed by all. Coming from Ca‘m‘bray, Ont. (near Lindsay) a three act comedy “A Ready Made Family.” In Maple Concert Hall, May 27th, at 8 o’clock. Sponsored by Mrs. Forrest’s Group of the United Church W. A. Teston United Church Sunday Schol will hold their anniversary on June 19th, which will be followed by a strawberry festival on June 2‘2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Decker, Deck- erville, Mich., visited with their cou- sin, Mr. Bert Jackson over the week- end. Mrs. Bigford’s group of Maple Un- ited Women’s Association are spon- soring- a Pageant of Fashion by L v- ei' Brothers, on Wednesday, May 2 th at 2.30 pm. in Maple Villa. Tea will be served. Admission 35 cents. On account of the Hope anniver- sary the United Church Sunday School will meet at 10 o’clock, May 22nd. | The Sunday School Anniversary of the Hope United Church will be held on Sunday, May 22nd at 11.15 a.‘ml The service will be in charge of Ram W. A. Hunnisett of the Fred Victor Mission assisted .by a group of vo- cal and instrumental musicians. 1931 1933 1947 1936 1936 1937 Nash LaFayette Sedan 1938 Chev. Coach 1938 Ford Panel Truck Terms: Cash. Sale at 7 pm. sharp. KEN & CLA Markham, Milliken P.0 â€"â€" On the evening of -â€" THURSDAY, MAY 26th, 1949 _._ at _ AUCTION SALE Chev. Coupe Buick Sedan Chev. Coach Dodge Sedan STOREY AUTO BODY â€"â€" in the â€"â€" VlLLAGE 0F AURORA The property of J. D. STOREY Essex Sedan Studebaker Coupe Chev. Coach MAPLE CLARKE PRENTICE, aucts am, phone Markham 206 P.O., phone Agihcourt 52w5 AUTOMOBILES HOPE Last Tuesday evening the Hender- son sisters entertained their cousin, Miss Ella Cober, in their home for supper in honour of her birthday. Last Wednesday Mr. James Stev- ens \\'as stricken with a heart attack and according to d0ct01"s orders will be confined to bed for five or six weeks. Mr. Stevens has always been very active and,everyone wishes him a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wideman, nee Velma Gibson, who were married last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steckley spent‘ several days recently with their daughters, Myrtle and Ruth, who are in mission work near Tillsonxburg‘. Mr. and Mrs. A. Winger, Mr. and Mrs. Will Reaman, Miss Nancy Co- ber and Miss Beverley Lehm'an spent last week end with friends and rela- tives in' Fordwich. . Mr. and Mrs. Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holmes, Agincour‘t, vis- ited MOnday ev'en‘ing'with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ash. V Mi'ss AgnesVWideman and Mr. R. Williams of Toronto visitéd'Sunday evening 'in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ,Whitney Johnson. Mr. Allan Popé'has recently been transferred ffdm his work at Allan- dale to Oriole Mr and Mrs D' Millen of Richmond Hill were Sunday vi‘sitdrs‘with Mr. and Mrs G. Barrett. The"sale schedliléd‘ to be held for Saturday May 21, the property of Doneddy Farms has been postponed until further notice owing to sale of farm. WEDNESDAY, MAY .25 â€" Auction sale of blacksmith tool‘s, household furniture, etc. on the west side of Yonge St., in' the' village of Thomâ€" hill, op-posite'hotel‘. Property of A. B‘rillinger. ISale'at‘ 2 pm. sharp. No resei‘ve,’ property sold. Terms cash. Ken and Clarke Prentice, aucts. THlURS., MAY‘ 26 â€" Auctin Sale of‘ 10 automobiles ranging from 1931 to 1948 models all in good condition. Sa‘le will be held in the evening at the Storey Auto Bodies, Aurora, Ont, Property of J. D. Storey cash. Sale at 7 pm. Ken Prentice, auctioneers. SAT., MAY 28â€"Auction sale of garage equipment and tools, a com- plete garage full of modern' equip- ment, property of Gordon Penny, corner‘of Main St, Markham village and No. 7 highway. Sale at 1 p.-m. sharp. No reserve, garage is sole, proprietor quitting. Terms cash. Ken and Clarke Prent‘ic'e, aucti‘on- eers TUE-8., MAY 31 â€"â€" Auction sale of high class furniture, ‘household goods, garden tools, etc., at 414 Kenneth Ave., Will-owdale, 15*: Street east of Yonge Street, south of Byng Ave. east. Property of Mrs. Merrin. Terms, cash. No reserve. Property sold. Sale at 2 pm. sharp; Ken‘ and Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. SATURDAY, JUNE 4 â€"- Auction sale‘ of high class furniture, house- hold goods, garden tools, glassware, dishes, cooking utensils, etc., in the Village of Victoria Square, 4th_con. Markham Twp. The property of E. D'ennie. Sale at 2 pm. Terms, cash. No reserve as property is sold. Ken and Clarke Prentice, aucts. SATURDAY, JUNE 4 â€"â€" Auction sale of farm stod< arid implements, horses, pigs, antique, furniture. At lot 12, con. 2, Markham Twp. on Bayview. Property of Ed Quantz, 1A; mile north of N0. 7 Hgy. Terms cash, no reserve, farm. sold. Sale at 1 p.m. A. S. Fai'mer, auct. Jas. R. Smith, clerk. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 â€" Impor- tant extension auction sale 2 Wire- tie Pick-up hay balers, new thresh- ing m'achine, tractors, farm imple- ments, furniture, etc. Lot 26, con. 4, Markham Twp., half mile east of Victoria Square. Property of John Snider. Sale at 1.30 pm. sharp. Terms cash. No reserve. Ken and Clarke Prentice, aucts. SALE REGISTERS SAT., JUNE 11xâ€" Auction sale of high class modern and antique fur- niture, garden tools, etc., at 1 Ar- nold Street, Richmond Hill. Property of Wesley Clark. Sale at 2 pm. Terms cash, no reserve. Ken and Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. SAT,, JUNE 18 â€" Auction Sale of farm implements, fence wire, fence posts, fencing‘tools, such as stretch- ers, chains, diggers; a large variety of carpenter and blacksmith tools, etc., on Finch’s Ave., east of Yonge St., in North York Twp. Property of Geo. Trimble. Terms cash, no re- serve. Proprietor quitting. Sale at 2 pm. Ken and Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. Phone 37216 Richmond Hill GORMLEY SAND and GRAEVI. Crushed Stone Loam and Fill . CHARITY torey. Terms, Ken arid Clarke THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Thursday PHONE â€" THORNHIL‘L 25(3W I I I I =lII'IIIIIIIIIll-IIIIIIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIIII 0 Woo...ooummooowuoooooooooeoboooonz‘ D. O. Judd, Prop. RE-ROOFING DAVIITMcLEAN SELLS STROMBERG-CARLSON â€"â€" 6 Elizabetfi St., Richmond Hill,lp'h'0n‘eA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING RADIO & ELECTRICAL REPAIRS FARM WIRING J. 8 E. ELECTRIC : Member of the Ontario ASSociation of Real Estate Boards : :_ THORNHIIL OFFICE PHONE 12 : I . $16,000.00 Exceptional 3 bedrooms Cape Cod bungalow, interior attractively finished in knotty pin‘e,‘ air conditioning. $16,000.00 Spacious rambling 6 room storey and a half bungalow on 1 acre, beautifully landscaped with‘ rockeries, etc., 3 fireplaces. $10,500.00 Outstanding 5-room bungalow on ‘33 acre, large' attractively decorated rooms. $7,500.00 Bright, pleasant, modern four room bungalow, , r , hardwood, hot air heating. $7,000.00 Attractive Insul Brick, 6 room centre hall, 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen. $7,000.00 6 room, storey and a half, with fireplace, hot water heating. I $4,000.00 Small 6 room one and a half storey on ravine lot,’ centrally located. RICHMOND HILL For All Year Eniaym‘ent $28,500.00 Well appointed modern 11-room h'ouse on estatef of 7 acres, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, stable, oil” a heating. $12,500.00 8 room brick residence conveniently located, \ hot air heating, a real family home. a ‘ $9,500.00 7 room frame ideally located on Yonge St. for tea room, duplex or business. $9,500.00 Comfortable 6 room brick on Yonge St., hard- L _-A.:...... ’ “.W‘vvohtviluiriédéfh kitchen, hot air heating. 38.500.00 Attractive 6 room frame, hardwood, hot water heating with oil, conveniently located. $16,000.00 Richmond Hill Yonge St. Business Block; con- taining two stores with self contained living ac- commodation, and large separate 6 room apartâ€" ment. $25.500.00 Temperance Hotel situated in desirable busin- ess section of Thornhill village. Soda bar and dining room doing thriving year round business. Large kitchen facilities, 10 bedrooms, 00' heating. Substantial revenue from barber hop and drug store premises included in buildiig SEE THESE AND OTHERS EXlCLUSIVE AGENTS PHOTOGRAPHERS ‘ WEDDING ALBUMS Keep the “Great Day” alive with every detail of ceremony and reception pictorialized. Very Reasonable Telephone Thornhill 145 C. RIDDELL DAVID McLEAN REALTOR Properties For Sale: WADE 8 FORD INSUL BRICK SIDING. ESTIMATES C'HEERFULLY GIVEN: Insulating CEDAR AND ASPHALT SHINGLES’, We specialize in re-roofing, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OIL BURNING SPACE HEATERS RADIOS AND COMBINATIONS Supplied and Guaranteed by FERGUSQN 01). Phone King 33r22 BOX 95. KING. ONTARIO THORNHILL "RTEAL ESTATE MSS 148