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2 REGISTERED Jersey Cows, both young, due to freshen within a week, herd fully accredited. Stew- art Bros., King 4R12. c1w29 12 PIGS; also baled Wheat straw, lot 14, con. 3, R. R. 2 Gormley. J. M. Cruickshank, phone 30J4 Unionville. c1w29 OOLLIE PUPS, two male, Well marked. Earl Lambert, Yonge- burst Road, [phone Richmond Hill 553R2. *1w29 ONE MAN’S [black suit, almost new, size 40, $25.00; one man’s black winter overcoat, 'worn twice, size 40, $20.00; one man’s grey tweed reversible overcoat, size 40, $10; 1 man’s grey spring overcoat, size 40, $10.00; one man’s black spring overcoat, size 38, $10.00; three raincoats, sizes 38 and 40. [Phone Zone 8-220. c1w29 LIFETIME all metal Venetian Blinds, aluminum or steel baked enamel finish any colour of tapes, free estimates and installations. Phone 755 or write box 496, 40 Ontario St. West, Newmarket, Ont. Please reverse phone charges. tfc32 YOU MAY SAVE 30 to 50% on feed costs raising your chicks on Quaker FuIJO-Pep Chick Starter and Growing Mash and by follow- ing the Quaker Ful-O-Pep Save- On-Feed Plan. I. D. Ramer & Son, Richmond Hill, Ont. ONE BARN, 30’x60’, all pine con- struction; one hay shed 30’ x 3-5’; and one open shed siLuated on lot 20, south side Finch Ave., near Bafih-urst, Township of North York. *2w28 QUANTITY OF horse manure. Phone Richmond Hill 48R24. *3w29 BEAVER OATS, approx. 3600 lbs., in bags. Plhone Richmond Hill 391W *1W29 2 UNIT Hinman milker, with or without 25 cycle motor, in good condition. Apply J. Downing, lot 30, concession 6, Vaughan ’hvp. R‘O'I‘OTILLER! 19" swath, plow, dlisc, cultivate, in one operation, two forward speeds, used less than 100 hours, $300. Thornhill 217R14 evenings. 1 PAIR of [boys' hockey boot» and skates, size 8 rboot, $5.00; ’1 navy blue :boys’ overcoat, good condition, fit 15 year old [boy, $8.00. 43 Rose- view Ave., Richmond Hill. c1w29 NEW NOmRGE space «heater only used one month. Apply H. Long- hurst, lot 95 Bond Avenue, Oak Ridges. " 1rw29 2 CANOPY TARPAULIN, 6 ft. x 8 ft., one new and one slightly used, will sell cheap. Phone Thorn- hill 247. tfc28 TURNIPS: excellent quality, good price for bulk sale. West side of Dut‘ferin oplposite north end of Wilson Heights Drive, Willow- dale 2264. c1w29 1 LARGE SIZE 011 Space Heater, complete with pipes; 2 45-ga1. drums and taps, $50.00. PflTone Thornhill 285R2. c1w29 DINETTE SUITE, dark red maple, 4 chairs, tanle, cupboard, good con- dition. Phone 187W] Thornhill. GOLF CLUBS, full set of Tommy Amour Irons. Excellent condition. Phone 28 or 174 Richmond Hill. *1w29 mohths; 1 Findlay circulating heater, new. Apply 414M Rich- mond Hill. c1w29 DEAD & CRIPPLED STOCK Hourly Pick-up Phone collect Aginccurt 18112 size 4 or 5. Call Marilyn haw- man, The Wheel House, Oak Rid- ges, phone 59R31. c1w29 Phgne A. Valcourt, Richmond Hill 1R2. tfc10 PAIR BLACK RIDING BOOTS, 1 QUEBEC HEATER, used only 3 QUANTITY OF TURNIIPS. P. Leatherdale, King, phone 10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thurs., January 18, 1951 CINDERS FOR SALE. Thornhill 374R12. cgw28 BABY CARRIAGE, good condition. Phone 422J Richmond Hill. c1w29 SINGER SEWING MACHLNE, drop head, good condition. Apply The Liberal. ‘1w29 WELL TILE and culvert mg. OLD HORSES $15.00 AT YOUR FARM CASH RATES, first insertion 3c per word, min. charge .. 50c Second and subsequent insertons if wording unchanged, 3c per word, 'min. charge 40c IF CHARGED, 4c per word, min. charge, all insertions . ... 65c FOR BOX NUMBERS an extra charge per insertion of .. 25c COMING EVENTS NOTICES: per type line 12c; min. charge 75c CARDS 0F THANKS, IN MEMORIAM, BIRTHS, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, MARRIAGES, per insertion $1.00 Classified advertisements should be in as early in the week as possible but not later than noon on Wednesdays. CAMEBELL MIN K LIVESTOCK FOR SALE CLASSIFIED FOR SALE and WANT ADS ARTICLES FOR SALE Also CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES *2w29 *1w28 c1wZ9 I'1w29 URGENTLY NEEDED, steady part-time work, 9-1 Monday through Friday. Any capacity. T. Harvey, May Ave., Richmond Hill. c1w29 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms Hyland Park district, one block from Steele’s and Yonge, 15 min- ute 'bus service. Phone Thornhill 102. c1W29 lots in beautiful park-like area. All lots have lovely trees. Reasonable restrictions, good roads, etc. Clif- ford, Proctor Ave., first road north of Steele’s on Bayview. *6w29 EARK: dhoice building WINTERIZED two room cabins, oil heater, furnished, apply Wind- mill Inn Garage, Oak Ridges. Ph. King 3R22. tfc22 THREE FURNISHED ROOMS in new bungalow, Mill Road near Y‘onge. A‘bstainers only. Phone 365R5 Richmond Hill. c1w29 TWO MINUTES from bus station. No cooking and references requir- ed. Phone 354J Richmond Hill af- ter 7 pm. *1w29 FOR REAL ESTATE, phone Fen}; Thomhill 168 tfc11 FOR REAL ESTATE, phone ME Thornhill 168. tfc46 2 ROOMS, Thornhill phone 322w. c1w29 CEMENT MIXER for rent, gaso- line. day or week. C. Higgs, Steele’s Ave. W. Zone 8-627. tfcll 3 FURNISHED ROOMS or board and room. Couple and one child. Phone Maple 69R43. c1w‘29 CAPONS, roosters and fowl, high- est prices paid. Don’t sell until contacting W. S. Appleton Oak Ridges Poultry Grading Station. Phone King 59R14. tfc17 POULTRY WANTED. Best mark- et prices. Any quantity. Will call immediately on request. Phone A. Magee, King 29R14. *25w29 LOOK, we’re well into January 1951. Have you ordered your c‘hicks? It’s high- time to do so, keeping your eye on the best meat and Grade A Large egg markets. Kitchener Big-4 Chicks are the choice of wise poultrykeepers and have been for years. Breeders Canada Approved, and backed by a [breeding program on this Hui/Châ€" ery’s large farms. Immediate de- livery. Price list, agent Wesley Clark, R. R. 2 Gormley. c1w29 BRAY CHICKS â€"â€" dayold and started, prompt shipment. Cooker- els, pullets, mixed. Early Bray Chicks catch the best markets. Ask us for price list, particulars. Fred Wise, Bray Brooder, Ridhmond Hill. c1w29 1949 CHEV. Fleetline, radio, air conditioner, low mileage, new car condition. 1950 Meteor Coach, air conditioner, huilt-in rado, A1 con- dition. 1 new hev. Sedan Deliv- ery, light green. 1 1948 Chev. Sed- an, heater, new tires, like new. Gordon’s Garage, phone 50 King. EXCEPTIONAL! 1936 Dodge bus- iness coupe with Dodge marine en- gin'e, rebuilt last summer, new rear end, new steering, new battery, new generator and cutout, new slip covers, back-up light, snow tires and life guards, heater and block heater, ebc., $475. Thornhill 217314 evenings. "1w29 1947 SPECIAL DeLuxe Dodge Coupe, radio, heater, \fog lights, undercoat, good condition, low mileage. Phone Richmond Hill 374J. *1W29 18 FT. DOMINION Trailer with fifth wheel, good condition. Apply John Allen, Regent Street, _E1g'in 1936 FORD COUPE, good motor. Apply 'IThomhill 261R23. *1w29 FOR SALE 1945 2-TON Ford truck ten foot platform, hoist, good rum ning condition. Phone Maple 12W. ctfn29 Mills. Phone 134R41. USED CARS AND TRUCKS EMPLOYMENT WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE POULTRY WANTED TO RENT c1w29 *1W29 As part of the Festival of Britain Northern Ireland plans a village garden scheme. SAT., JAN. 27 â€" Auction sale of the new Stouflville Livestqgk Sale Arena, selling livestock our spec- ialty: fresh cows, springers, heif- ers, sheep, calves, pigs, horses. (Pick-up and delivery can be ar- ranged.) Come early, bring some- thing'to sell. This is your commun- ity sale. “You bring it, we’ll sell it.” Sale every Saturday at 1 p.m. D.S.T. Make this your market where buyers and sellers meet. Sell- ers and Atkinson, auctioneers. tfc FESTIVAL GARDENS FOR NORTHERN IRELAND THURS, FEB. 15 â€"â€" Important extensive Auction Sale of 40 Head Guernsey Cattle, M-H Tractor, Milking Machine, Farm Stock, Im- plements, Hay, Grain, etc., on lot 5, con. 3, King Twp. Property be- longing to Roy Bowen. Sale at 12.30 noon sharp. Terms cash. No reserve, farm is sold. Ken and Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. SATURDAY, JAN, 20 â€" Auction sale at the New Stoufi‘ville Live- stock Sales Arena, selling livestock our specialty, fresh cows, spring- ers, heifers, sheep, calves, pigs, horses.Come early, bring something to sell â€"â€" make this your market where buyers and sellers meet ev- ery Saturday at 1 pm. Phone us for pick-ups. Phone Stouffville 290W2. Sellers and Atkinson, auc- tioneers. SAT., JAN. 20, 1951 â€" Auction sale of household furniture, poul- try equipment, etc., at 27 Arnold Street, Richmond Hill, Ont. Proper- ty of Mrs. M. Lynett. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Terms cash, no reserve, property sold. Jas. Smith, clerk; Ken and Clarke Prentice, auction- eers. ‘ PLASTERING contracts wanted â€" repairs, alterations, new work. Phone Frank Tasson, RichmOnd Hill 102r4. c1w29 $3,000 FIRST MORTGAGE wanted on new 6-room house, restricted area. Box 26 Liberal. c1w29 have an opening for a married lady in Richmond Hill and district for part time afternoon or evening work, demonstrating “Tupper” the new American Nylon Plastic to groups of ladies by pre-arranged appointments only. This is pleas- ant work and will bring you ex- ceptionally fine earnings. Use of car essential. Write Mrs. Robert Behan, 7 Percival Street, Port Hope. tfc19 ALL MAKES‘ of industrial and domestic sewing machines serviced and' repaired. Pick up and deliv- ery. Twenty years experience. Work guaranteed. Telephone Rich- mond Hill 249R21. tfclO EXPERIENCED beauty operator, full or part time, [personal inter- view. Apply phone 310 Richmond Hill. c1w28 JUNIOR FEMALE CLERK for Richmond Hill business. Stenogra- phy desirable but not necessary. Must rbe able to meet public and interested in developing herself for better job. Write to Box 64 The Liberal. '1w29 FEMALE HELP WANTED: I MAN for RaWIeigh route, includes Richmond Hill Aurora and New- market. Apply B. W. Kydd, 397 Elm .Road phone Hudson 8081. LEATHERCRAFT COURSE will begin Wednesday, January 24, at 45 Yonge Street North 7-30-a.3‘0 under the direction of Miss A. Livers edge . * lw29 PAINTING and paperhanging, first class work, reasonable rates, sam- ple books and free estimates. A. Rollinson, phone Richmond Hill 414M; tfc16 ALL KINDS FURNITURE re- pairs, upholstering, cabinet work, wood carving. Estimates given. N. G. VanDyke, 33 Hunt Ave., Richmond Hill. tfc CHIMNEYS and Fireplaces built and repaired. Also minor carpen- try work; kitchen cupboards. H. E. Pyle, Tihornhill. c4w29 REFRIGERATION Sales and Ser- vice, Domestic and Commercial. Repairs to all makes. Don Chalk, Telephone King 2616. tfc38 FLOOR SANDERS, rentals. Eddy’s 55 Yonge Street Norflh. Phone 45$J INSULATION, rock wool, blower method, try our prices, easy terms. For free estimate phone Richmond Hill 585W. tfc33 gravel, fill, manure Richmond Hill 48R24. C. W. Cook. *3w29 LATHING CONTRACTS wanted Lath available. Phone Richmond Hill 44R3, R. H. Dennis. tfc26 GENERAL TRUCKING. Sand, Richmond Hill. §AND AND GRAVEL, crushed stone, loam and fill. E. Charity, Richmond Hill, phone 372r5. tfc42 SALE REGISTERS MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED WANTED I"1w29 c1w29 R. D. LITTLE & SON Ltd. Ford & Monarch Sales & Service PHONE 174, RICHMOND HILL III-IIIIIIIIIIIIIH‘ The February meeting with “Canadian Industries” as the topic will be 'held at We home of Miss Annie Kerr. Let every member be present with their roll call which is “Name an industry in York County.” Septic Tanks Pumped Drains Cleaned and Repaired 24 Hour Service Richmond Hill Phone 320W Small mileage, excellent condition A poem was read [by Mrs. D. Jarrett on “Little Places.” We find that in the small school, the little church and community such as ours, we can find more true friends, more pleasure and happiness than is found in larger centres, it em- phasized. With Mrs. E. Kellam as accompanist, community singing was enjoyed. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by the hostess and com- mittee in charge. The motto, “You have to do your own growing no matter how tall your grandfather was,” was given {by Mrs. J. Murray. Mrs. J. Kyle gave an interesting paper on “Thoughts for the year.” She said “We think back over what has hapfiened in the past year. We found many ‘Uhlings that caused grief or sadness â€" things we wish- ed had not happened. Life can foe pleasant too according to what we make it. Many of us borrow trouble. If we could only be wise enough and trusting enough to do our best and not worry how differ- ent .things would be for us and those around us. Let us have faith in others as well as ourselves. It is not for our good that we know what is to be ours." Mrs. F. Oliver was hostess on January 9 to a meeting of Vellore Senior Institute members. Many “thank you” letters for Christmas and sick treats were read. It was unanimously decided to send one- half the scholarship fund this year. The roll call â€" “Name the first Sunday School you attended and the Superintendent” was well res- ponded to. The topic of the day was Histor- ical Research. Mrs. Jas. Brownlee read a very interesting paper perâ€" taining to “York County in Reâ€" view” tracing its growth through the years giving the formation of different townships. The Town- ship of Etob‘icoke was organized in 1792 with an area of 27,956 acres. Other incorporated municipalities have ‘been established since such as New Toronto, Long Branch, Mimico and Islington. Markham, with its area of 67,696 acres was organized in 1792 also. The Township of Vaughan was opened for settle- ment and named after Benjamin Vaughan. Its area is 67,007 acres. Quakers from Pennsylvania were among its first settlers. The first ploughing match in Canada was held in the Township of Scarbor- ougih on the farm of Mr. Stocbo. Mrs. Archie Cameron read a paâ€" per “Let there 'be light” for Mrs. R'oy Peelar who was unable to be pxesent. HOUSE in Richmond Hill, 6 or 7 rooms, preferably brick with all conveniences. W‘ill pay around $38,500.00 with good down payment. Please contact G. N. Grinnell. Er- nest Ridout Real Estate. Richmond Hill 613. *1w29 Public School grounds, last w'eek. Owner may have same by phoning 314126 Richmond Hill and paying for this ad. c1w29 .JfifllfllI-IIIIIIIII RELIABLE USED CARS FOUND: Tan cocker, male, Satur. day,'January 13, at Elgin Mills and Bathurst. Phone Maple 491-23. STERLING iSILVEI} _RING, 9n $850.00 1946 FORD '/z TON PICK-UP $495.00 1936 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Only one owner â€" exceptionally nice Sanitary Contractors $95.00 1935 CHEVROLET COACH REAL ESTATE WANTED $1,095.00 1949 AUSTIN COAC'H $225.00 1935 FORD TUDOR C. STUN DEN VELLORE FOUND Good value c1w29 Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Vanderburgh and family wish to thank their many friends and neighbours of the ‘Carrville Community for their kindness and sympathy during tneir recent bereavement in the loss of their dear son Lloyd, who passed away on December 28, 1950. Phone 242-] BAKER SALES& SERVICE The January meeting of the Home and School Association was held in the school on Tuesday even- ing' with 12 members present. 'llhe special speaker of the evening was Mr. Craig from Newmarket, who is chief inspector of the Health Unit. He spoke on the work of all inspec- tors of the Health Unit. They in- spect the schools in every way in- cluding the water. If no report is given the rboard it means that ev- erything is in order. They also will ins-peat the water in private homes if called on to do so. At the end of the year a. report is sent to the secretary. Mr. Gage pesented two most ap- propriate films through the cour- tesy of National Film Board en- titled “What is under the label,” dealing with the inspecting of Iood. and “He Acts His Age," 8. child growing mentally as well as bodily. Mrs. Lewis moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Craig and Mr. Gage. The School Nurse will also visit any home which requests a discus- sion of any problem relating to the child with the parent. The social convenor Mrs. Wood served refreshments assisted by Mrs. R. Miller. Mr. Craig also spoke on Health Unit and also on the munization which will 'start in Carrville sdhool at a later date Mr. John ‘A. Baker is coming along fine and able to be out and around a. little each day. Formerly of Gerrard Heintzman Work Guaranteed, Free Estimates Phone Libei‘al Ofiice BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT Yerex Electric The 'Carrville Congregational Meeting will be held in Carrville United Church on Friday evening, January 19, at 8 {p.m. Lunch will be served. Anyone interested in Carrville United Church work is invited to come. . Home and School PIANO TUNING Phone 111 Richmond Hill TELEVISION and Repairing USED CARS 1949 Hillman excellent condition Tel. 9, Richmond Hill $1,250.00 1949 HILLMAN S. Hoflman $1,350.00 CARRVILLE NEWS Richmond Hill Com: Mrs. Bert Middleton Telephone Maple 130r3 the the Correspondent: Mrs. Sydney Steventon Edgeley, Ont. The ninth meeting of the Edge- ]ey Fellowship Group for the season was held at the home of Mrs. Clar- ence Stong with sixteen present. The next meeting will be held at the Burns’ home and will be in the form of a study group to enable young people to join the church at Easter. The study will continue through the following monthg. See Coming Events column re- garding the Family Nite party on Friday, January 26. Britain‘s largest oil tanker was launched recently at Barrow ship- yards. It is of 28,000 tons and will be used by the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company to carry crude oil to Britain from the Persian Gulf. LARGEST OIL TANKER John and Bruce Read of Stoufi- ville are visiting with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Read. Fellowship Group meeting will be held one week later, January 31. There will be a further annOunce- ment next week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartoh and John visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Drumm in Toronto recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wynn spent an evening- recently with Mr. and Mrs. Art Reid of Highland Creek. HELEN’S GROCETERIA 21 YONGE ST. N, RICHMOND HILL Phone Richmond Hill 8 GLEN VALLEY CHOICE CREAM STYLE WEEK - END EXTRA SPECIAL CORN EDGELEY NEWS 2h: 15 02. cm 2, FOR LOCATION , TIME DATE S. S. 23 Village of Stouffville School 10.30 a.m., 23 Jan. S. S. 16 Village of Markham School 3 p.m. 23 Jan. Richmond Hill, Public School (‘both Separate and Public School wwwmwmwmwmwmmwwm Pre-School age children) 2 p.m. 25 Jan. S. U4 Mafiham Jefferson Main School 10 a.m., 26 Jan. S. 10 Markham, Unionville Sdhool 10.30 am. 13 March S. 3 Markham, Headfgrd School 9 am. 4 April S. 8 Markham, Hagerman’s Cor. School 10.30 am. 4 April S. UQIMarkham, Milliken School . 1 p.m. 4 April S. 14 Markham 3 pm. 4 April S. No. 1 Markham, Thornlea School 10 am. 5 April S. 2 Markham, German Mills School 11.30 a.m. 5 April S. 18 Marloham, Box Grove School 1 pm. 5 April S. 20 Markham, Cedar Grove School 3 pm. 5 April 9 am. 12 April 10 am. 12 April 11 am. 12 April 1 pm. 12 April 2 pm. 12 April 3 pm. 12 April S. 4 Markham Twp. S. 12 Markham S. 13 Markham Twp. S. 11 Markham, Cooley’s Corners School S. 19 Markham Twp. . S. 22 Markham, Mongolia School FOR INFANTS & PRESCHOOL CHILDREN A G A I N s T Diphtheria, Whooping Cough Tetanus <Lockjaw> and Smallpox TEN -TEST MASON ITE HARDWOOD FLOORING YONGE ST. ANSWELL LIMITED PHONE THORNHILL LUMBER THURNHILL'I'IU YORK COUNTY HEALTH UNIT ROUGH & DRESSED LUMBER TRIM SASH WIN DOW‘FRAMES Maple IMMUNIZATIflN FIREâ€"AUTOMOBILEâ€"HEALTH AND' ACCIDENT BURGLARYâ€"PLATE GLASSâ€"COVERAGE â€" S E E â€"â€"--â€" 'ARTHUR J. WELLS Telephones - Richmond Hill 156 - Willowdale 68,2 Let The Street Fleet Deliver Your Heat Coal - Coke - Wood ARE YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS COVERED ? S. 2 Markham, German Mills School S. 18 Markham, Box Grove School S. 20 Markham, Cedar Grove School S. 4 Markham TWP. S. 12 Markham S. 13 Markham Twp. . 11 Markham, Cooley’s Corners School S S. 19 Markham Twp. S. 22 Markham, Mongolia School WILL BEGIN AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES AND PLACES Home Ofiice 3242 Yonge opp. Park Theatre â€" Hu. 8949 Cwln Iâ€"Bnamm And when you think of lumber think of Answell'n C. Street 8: Sons and the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month FROM 9.30 A.M. TO 12 NOON EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED BROKEN LENSES REPLACED OPTICAL REPAIRS Prescriptions for Glasses Filled For Appointment Phone Richmond Hill 33 001452 lrl/P/ My Thirty Years Of Experience is AT YOUR SERVICE Eyesight Specialist WILL BE AT Clarke’s Pharmacy Wednesday, January 24 F. L. LOWRIE, R. O. FOR For DOORS JUST PANEL THAT UNSIGHTLY WALL... OUR BOARD l5 EASY To INSTALL ! Telephone Maple 99 PLYWOOD