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RESULTS COUNT â€"- That’s why 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 so many poultrymen feed Quaker Ful-O-Pep Chick Starter and fol- low the Quaker Ful-O-Pep Save- onâ€"Feed Plan. It’s an excellent way to help your cash income next fall and winter. Decide now to raise strong, productive pullems as thousands of poultrymen are doing on Quaker Ful-O-Pep. I. D. Ra- mer & Son, dealer. BARGAINS in Bray started chicks. Prompt shipment too, dayolds, pullets, cockerels, mlxed. Choice of breeds and crossbreeds. 1951 catalogue ready. You’ll want a copy.Get Bray chicks soon for better markets later. r‘red Wise, Bray. Brooder, Richmond “SLICK CHICKS” â€"- That is‘ what the Department calls the chick be- ing produced by -Hatcheries"co-op- rating with them to turn out good chicks. Kitchener Big-4 Chicks are Canada Approved, backed by Hat- chery’s own inte:.sive breeding pro- gram. Order them through agent here Wesley Clark, R. R. 2 Gorm- ley. c1w33 POULTRY WANTED. Best mark- et prices. Any quantity. Will call immediately on requast. Phone A. Dimpo. King 29R14. *25w29 AJPPLES, six varieties, $2 a uush- e1, No. 2’s $1.00.~ Bring your empty baskets, north-east corner Steele’s and Keele. Phone Maple 110r13. 02w32 5 HP. IRON HORSE gas engine; 100 1b. white refrigerator; hot wa- ter bungalow boiler, suitable for 300 sq. ft. radiation. Mr. Webster, 2nd last house Hunt Lane, nich- mond Hill 283R3. *1w33 Hill contactmg W. S. Ridges Poultry( Phone King 59R14. BEAVER 8” tilt arbour saw, brand new one-third horse power motor, 2 blades; 4 chrome‘kitchen chairs; electric fireplace and mantel. Phone 136R14 Riqhmond Hill. c1w33 ONE McCLARY Heater, one space heater, twenty-five stove pipes and seven elbows. Cheap. W. Stevento‘n, Edgeley Stock Farm, No. 3. I». R. 1 Maple. c1w33 ONE ANTIQUE SETTEE, solid walnut, recently upholstered with half-crude footstool to match, both in good condition. Phone New- market 1428W. *1w33 1 000K STOVE, Findlay c0“; or wood; 1 used electric range; kit- chen cabinet; 1 sink. Phone Thorn- hill 212R3. - *1w33 2 CANOPY TARPAULIN, 6 ft. x 8 ft., one new and one slightly used, will sellcheap. Phone Thorn- hill 247, tfc28 BUILDINGS: 17x53, 2 storeys; 16 x 33; 10 x 12: could be used for building, good lumber. Phone 194 R13 Thornhill. c1w33 ELECTRIC MOTOR, 1/4 h.p. 60 cycle, $10.00; playpen, good condi- tion $5.00; Gendron baby carriage $12.00. Phone Maple 78R11. c1w33 ELECTRIC Chicken B{ooder, cap- acity 400 chickens, .6 broiler cages, capacity 75 each. M. Holt, Lang- staff phone Thornhill 207R5. c1W33 2 USED electric ranges, one $45: one $75; terms 25 per cent cash, balance $5 per week. Paris Auto Supply, Richmond Hill. c1w33 QUANTITY of horse manure. Rhone 48r24 Richmond Hill. c2w32 MOUTON COAT, not worn more than a, dozen times. Phone Thorn- EEECTRIC RANGETTE, good condition, reasonable. Phone 32R Richmond Hill. *1w33 ESSOTANE 4-burner range, like new, $80 or best offer. Phone Will- owdale 5528. clw33 DEESSING TABLE, walnut, good mirror, centre drawer and two end drawers, good condition $15.00. Phone 9 Richmond Hill. *1w33 WELL TILE and culvert tile. Phone A. Valcourt, Richmond Hill 1R2. tfclO hill 213R13. 10 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thurs., February 15, 1951 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 OF 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. POULTRY FOR SALE CLASSIFIED FOR SALE and WANT ADS ARTICLES FOR SALE POULTRY WANTED . masters and fowl, high- s paid. Don’t sell until g W. S. Appleton Oak Poultry Grading Station. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES and culvert tile. *lw33 tfc17 sirable Yonge St. frontage with 7 room brick duplex. Two self-con- tained modern apartments, steam heated with oil; yearly fental $1,440 - $4,800 cash. Call Fred Norman Thomhill 12, David Mc- Lean, Limited, Realtors. clw32 1931 FORD COACH, good condi- tion, cash. Phone 323.] Richmond Hill after 6. c1w33 ’FOR SAILE 1945 2-TCN Ford truck ten foot platform, hoist, good run- ning- condition. Phone Maple 12W. ctfn29 1937 FORD COUPE, rebulit en- gine, 4 brand new faires, value $106 South Wind Heater, mechanically “A1” â€"- bargain $225.00. Phone King 39R5. *1w33 $10,800 â€"â€" RICHMOND HILL. ne- TRANSPORTATION wanted Irom Stop 20 to vicinity St. Clair and Dufferin, arriving 8 3.111., return- ing at 5 pm. Phone Thornhill 213R13. *1w33 board. $9,800 â€" Richmond Hill -- De- lightful 4-room white clapboard bungalow on a pleasant village street. Large livingâ€"room, oil 'Lheating, 76’ lot; well andscaped with trees and picket fence. Call Sam Carlisle, Thornhill 12. David McLean, Limited, Realtors. c1w33 five room white clapboard, 1% storey, large living-room, mOdern kitchen, four piece bath, hot; water heating. Early possession. $2,500 down. Call thn McGinnis, Thorn- hill 12. David McLean, Limited, Realtors. c1w32 CEMENT MIXER for rent, gaso- Iine_ day or week. C. Higgs, Steele’s Ave. W. Zone 8-627. tfcll TYPEW‘B-ITERS for rent, by day or week or longer, reasonable rates Phone 323W Richmond Hill. c2w33 SINGER Electric Portables for rent by month $6.00, free pick up and delivery. Singer Sewing Cen- tre, 5249 Yonge Street, Willowâ€" dale. Rhone Zone 8129. tfc31 $7,500 ~â€" OAK RIDGES, 5 room ranch style clapboard bungalow, large living-room, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms; only $2,100 cash. Call William Oliver, Thornhill 12. Dav- id McLean, Limited. Realtors. $9,500 -â€" RICHMOND HILL,.’new TRANSPORTATION 3 ROOMS, partly furnished, in basement of new home, one infant welcome. Richmond Hill 431R23. c1w33 DONCLIFF PARK: dhoice building 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 FOR REAL ESTATE, phone Fenn, Thornhill 168. ONE FURNISHED ROOM, with NEW 1% STOREY, 5 room NHA Home, low down payment, easy terms, 4-piece bath, modern kit- chen, will finish to suit buyer. ‘Phone Richmond Hill 456M. c1w33 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIF- ER, fresh, vaccinated, good size and good udder, $325.00, herd ac- credited. Wm. Vanderbent, lot 8, Con. 3 Markham. c1w33 GREAT DANE, male, 3 years, reg- istered show dog, black mask, gen- tle, 'fawn, Sire, Champion Tarr Tann of Tyldesley; Dam, Shir- Van’s Carol; value $400. Best of- fer accepted. Phone Richmond Hill 431r4. c2w32 FAWN & BLACK Cocker Spaniel puppies. Phone 46R5 Richmond Hill. clw33 POLICE DOG, 14 weeks, dark col- or, $10.00. Phone 342W Richmond Hill. *1w33 FOR REAL ESTATE. phone Fenn, Thornhill 168 tfcll USED CARS AND TRUCKS Also DEAD & CRIPPLED STOCK ngrly Pick-up Phone collect Agincourt 18112 OLD HORSES $15.00 AT YOUR FARM REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CAMPBELL MIN K LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Phone 278R14 Thornhill.‘ c1w32 TO RENT c1w32 tfc46 MON., MARCH 12 â€" Impomant auction sale of Registered Holstein cattle, farm stock, implements, hay grain, etc., on \lot 5, con. 2 King Twp., on King’ side road at Tem- peranceville, property of Carson Robinson. Sale at 1 pm. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. TUES., MARCH 13 â€" Important extensive auction sale of 40 head of cattle, threshing machine, farm stock, implements, hay, grain, fur- niture, ebc., on lot 57, con. 1 Va_u- ghan Twp., 1%. miles north of El- gin side road on 2nd of Vaughan. Property of Geo. McNair & Son. Sale at 12 noon. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. WED, MARCH 14 â€". Auction sale of farm stock, implements, poul- try equipment, etc., Con. 3 North YOl“( Twp., 1 mile north of Oriole, property of Henry Hill. Sale at 1 p.m. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auc- tioneers. WED., MARCH 21 â€"â€" 'Auction sale of hogs, farm implements, hay, etc. on lot 19, con. 8, Markham Twp. Property of A. E. Fretz. Sale at 1 pm. sharp. Terms cash, no re- serve. Ken &,Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. BABY SITTING in Richvale. Phone Gloria Broom, Richmond Hill 364 R12. *1w33 SAT., FEB. 24 â€"- Auction Sale at the new Stoufiville Livestock Sale Arena, selling livestock our spac- 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. Tlfis is lell communâ€" 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- SAT., MARCH 10 â€"â€" Auction sale of farm stock, implements, hay, grain, etc., on Lot 21, Confl, Pick- ering’ ’Ia‘wpq just west of Pickering Village on Kingston Road. Proper- ty of Chas. White. Sale at 12.30 noon. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ken and Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. FRI., MARCH 16 â€" Important auction sale of dairy cattle, New Favorite Threshing Machine, farm stock, implements, hay, grain, fur- niture, elm, lot 24, con. 7 Markham Twp. Property of Bert Cleverdon. Sale 1 pm. sharp. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, ‘auctioneers. SAT., MARCH 24 â€" Important auction sale of Reg. Holstein Cat- tle, farm stock, implements, nay, grain, etc., on lot 23, con. 6 Vau- ghan Twp., property of Jas. Brownlee. Sale at 1 pm. sharp. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auction- eers. BOYS SKATES, about size 4, outside arena, owner may have same by paying for this ad and phoning 369R23 Richmond Hill BRITISH CHAIN HARROW'S, the ideal equipment for crop and gra» land. Ask for folder and price 'nst. Agricultural Service, Otto Pick, R. IF YOU WANT a reliable baby sitter, phone Richmond Hill 383W, available anytime and supply own transportation. *1w33 PART TIME: Owner of small bus- iness desires part time work such as accounting, which can be done from own premises, University graduate, veteran, Box 18 Liberal. *1w33 SATURDAY, FEB. 17 â€"â€" Auction sale at the N w Stoufi’ville Live- stock Sales A ena, selling livestock our specialty, fresh cows, Spring- ers, heifers, sheep, calves, pigs, horses.Come early, bring something to sell â€" make this your market where buyers and sellers meet ev- ery Saturday at 1 p.m. Phone us for pick-ups. Phone Stouffville 290W2. Sellers and Atkinson, auc- tioneers. SAT., MARCH 3 â€" Auction sale of farm implements, tractor and power machinery, household goods including new Frigidaire, etc., on lot 14, con. 3, Markham Twp. Property of E. A. Radford. Sale at 1 pm. Terms cash, no reserve, proprietor quitting and farm is for sale. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. THURS, MARCH 8 â€"â€" Auction sale of farm stock, implements, etc. on Lot 20, on. 1 North York Twp., on Finches Ave‘, 1% miles west of Yonge St., property of Cooper Bros. Sale at 1 pm. sharp. Terms cash, no reserve, farm 50161. Ken & Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. R.” 1 Richmond Hill, phone 617 Richmond Hill. *4w31 tinting, phone 15 Richmond Hill. / c1w33 ers and GREY PERSIAN KITTEN, orange SALE REGISTERS WANTED EMPLOYMENT IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE tkinson, auctioneers. tfc FOUND c1w33 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM FLOOR SANDERS, rentals. Eddy’s .plain sewing, knitting or mending done at 13 Benson Ave., also avâ€" ailable for baby sitting any hours. Phone Richmond Hill 591W. c3w32 CHILDREN’S dresses smocked. Phone 358 Thornhill. c2w32 FLOOR SANDING. Hard and soft- wood floors refinished. G.O.T. Gam- ble, phone Aurora. 429R21. c1w33 55 Yonge Street North. Phone 458.1 Richmond Hill. tfc31 PAINTING and paperhanging, first class work, reasonable rates, sam- ple books and free estimates. A. Rollinson, phone Richmond Hill 414M. tfc16 INSULATION, rock wool, blower method, try our prices, easy terms. For free estimate phone Richmond Hill 585W. tfc33 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. tfc10 be pleased to pick up dead or crip- pled farm animals and pay highest prevailing prices. Telephone collect Woodbridge 6.] or Toronto, Empire 3-3636. *43w32 4 OR 5 ROOM COTTAGE, close to transportation, reasonable rent. Apply Box 71 The Liberal. c2w32 HUUSE MOVING, machinery, steel, heavy loads hauled any- where. Charles Matthews, Thom- hill 73, Langstaff. c14w31 v1ce, Domestic and Commercial. Repairs to all‘ makes. Don Chalk, Telephone King 26r5. tfc38 HAVE YOUR WASHING,-ironing‘, HAVE YOU 3 b’aby walker that is in good condition? Mrs. Robertson, phone 370R34 Richmond Hill. 1950 FORD CUSTOM CONVERT- IBLE " Matador Red, fully equipped, 10,000 miles $1,595.00 1949 MONARCH SPORTS SEDAN SAND AND GRAVEL, crushed stone, loam and fill. E. Charity, Richmond Hill, phone 372r5. tfc42 REFRIGERATION Sales and Ser- GORDON YOUNG LIMITED will MUSCOVY DRAKE. Phone 134R24 APPLIANCE SALESMAN, salary and commission. [Paris Auto Sup- ply, Richmond’Hill phone 86. c1w33 liberal time off, just outside of Richmod Hill. Apply Box 8 Lib- eral. c2w33 WANTED immediately middle aged or elderly woman for a. few months in country home as moth- er’s helper, light duties only. Write Mrs. E. Fierheller Maple R. R. 1. c2w33 Richmond Hill. Phone 111 Richmond Hill MOTHER’S HELP, to sleep in, R. D. LITTLE & SON Ltd. Ford & Monarch Sales & Service PHONE 174, RICHMOND HILL HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" BAKER SALES&SERVICE ALL KINDS FURNITURE re- pairs, upholstering, cabinet work, wood carving. Estimates given. N. G. VanDyke, 33 Hunt Ave., Richmond Hill. tfc ailfllllIII-IIIIII RELIABLE USED CARS MISCELLANEOUS $1,495.00 ‘ 1949 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN $1,095.00 1949 FORD 1/; TON PIC’K-UP TRUCK ' HELP WANTED $195t90 1933 FORD TUDOR Economical Transportation $1,195.00 1947 MONARCH SEDAN USED CARS 1 1949 HILLMAN Excellent condition $395.00 1938 FORD SEDAN WANTED TO RENT WANTED $1,200.00 c1w33 *1w33 Our small stafi of Public Health Nurses was further reduced this month by the resignation of Mrs. Orma Gibson who has been serv- ing the Township of Vaughan and the Villages of Richmond Hill and W-oodbridge. Continual enorts are being made to obtain more Public Health Nurses to bring our staff up to reasonable strength, and the vacancy left by Mrs. Gib- son will be filled by the first new Public Health Nurse when. we may obtain. It is of considerable concern to the people within the Health Unit that the drastically small staff of Public Health Nur- ses be increased from the present number of three full-time field nurses to at least seven full-time field nurses at the earliest oppor- tunity. At the present time, each nurse is extending her work and efforts over an area of consxder- able. size and population and thus she is not able to give as com- plete aaservice to the people as is desired. The demands for her services is increasing and it is hoped that the demand wiu_be met as soon as possible. Communicable Disease (The following is a report covering the activities of the York County Health Unit, of which the village of Richmond Hill and the townships of Markham and Vaughan are mem- bers, for the month of December. It has been submitted by Dr. Robert M. King, Director. A statement covering the activities for the unit for the half-year in which it has been in existence will be submitted in the near future. EDITOR) According to outside reports, measles is occurring in epidemic proportions, both in Hamilton and in Toronto, and it is expected that we will have a great many cases of measles within the York Counâ€" ty Health Unit during the next two to three months} During the month of December, a consider- able number of cases were report- ed to the Health Unit by physic- ians, teachers and parents. The re- porting of communicable diseases in general is improving greatly due apparently to an improved ap- preciation on the part of the rub- Iic that it is important for the health of the community as a whole that the Medical Officer of Health have knowledge of where, when and how communicable dis- eases are occurring. It is imposs- ible for any Health Department to take adequate steps to prevent illness if the Health Department does not know of existing cases of communicable diseases. ' With the beginning of 1951, each monthly report, will present the actual number of reported cas- es of communicable diseases. With the end of December 1950, complete plans for immunization of school children, preschool child- ren, and infants ’has been made. With the presentation of this re- port, the immunization prosram has actually been in operation for a. couple of weeks. All school- age' children, with their parents’ County Health Unit Work Reported On By Director DAVID McLEAN SELLS REAL ESTATE Wed., Thurs.-â€"Feb- 21, 22 Mon., Tues. â€" Féb. 19, 20 TWQ CONTINUOUS SHOWS NIGHTLY STARTING 7 1’.M. JoelMcCREA ° Wanda HENDRIX Fri., Sat. â€" Feb. 16, 17 smv GRKBLE DAN BAILEY 1:an WALD AURORA MICHAEL CURTIZ consent, are given an opportunity to be immunized against Diph- theria, Tetanus (Lockjavv) and Smallpox. If they have prev- iously been immunized, they are given an opportunity to have re- inforcing doses to maintain their protection against these diseases. At the same time throughout the Health Unit area, immuniza- tion is being offered to infants and preschool-age children from the ages of approximately six months up to school age. Parents are thus able to protect their young children at an early age, when protection .is most valuable, ag- ainst Diphtheria, Tetanus (Lock- jaw), Whooping Cough and Small- pox. The present immunization pro- gram represents a tremendous effort on the part of the staff of the Health Unit and the schedule has been tightly drawn up with the excellent co-operation of tea- chers and school authorities in order to make it possible to visit each school within the York Coun- ty Health Unit by the first week of June, 1951. Food Sanitation During‘ the month of December 1950, inspections of restaurants, Iunch counters and other eating es- t'abishments took up a consis‘sr- able portion of the inspectors’ time. Throughout the Health Un- it, the inspectors made 128 Visits to various food-handling estab- lishments during December. There is no doubt that a great deal of work has to be done in Ol'ch' to improve the sanitation in most of the eating establishments in all Municipalities in the Health Unit. A large amount of this work is a matter of starting at scra’tch, to demonstrate to operators of res- taurants and lunch counters gener- al methods of maintaining clean and sanitary establishments. It is necessary in many cases for the operators to obtain certain new minimum equipment in order to do a reasonable job. Emphasis on restaurant sanitation will be plac- ed primarily on dish Washing, food and dish handling, food stor- age, and sanitary serving at .l'ood to the customer. While there is a great deal of improvement to be made in restaurants in this re- gard throughout the entire Health Unit, it is expected that full co- operation of the restaurants’ op- erators, who themselves desire to operate a healthy and clean est- ablishment, will begin to show noticeable improvements in the very near future. Routine inspections of milk pro- ducers’ farms have continued during December, and 43 visits to such farms were made during the month, with 58 samples of raw milk and 20 samples of pasteur- ized products being- examined at the Provincial Laboratories. TOMATOES HELEN’S GROCETERIA 21 YONGE ST. N. RICHMOND HILL WEEK - END EXTRA SPECIAL Phone Richmond Hill 8 CHERRY VALLEY CHOICE LARGE 2802. CAN 2 FOR 35c TUMENSUN, SAUNDERS, SMITH & GARFAT 220 Bay St., Toronto, Ont. _ Our service to you combine: expert advice on your gnsurance probleme w1th a complete engmeermg service. Dlstrlct Representative Your 18 Elizabeth St., Richmond Hill, Ont. Telephone 25R HORSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.00 each CATTLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.00 each SMALL ANIMALS REMOVED FREE ” See what you gain by modern purchas- ing methods â€" by making use of efiic- ient, up-to-the-minute, food buying and storage principleé’. FOR SPEEDY PICK-UP PHONE BANNER RENDERING & PACKING 80., LTD. Richmond Hill 47R4 T0r0nto LY. 6237 By buying a hind-quarter of beef you get it at 67c per pound. This is baby beef, stall-fed, hung to your requirements, cut and packed to your own specifications, deep-frozen, vacuum packed -ready for your use in an instant when you require it. Your hindquarter, of course, includes all the better beef cuts â€" porterhouse, tenderloin, sirloin steaks and round roasts and rump roasts.. Richmond Hill Cold Storage Markham Road Richmond Hill If you plan on renting a locker to store your summer fruits and vegetables see us now. We can show you how to Save its price by the time they are ready for storage. TODAY THE GENERAL RETAIL PRICE OF HAMBURG AND STEW BEEF IS 69c ' See what you gain in quality, price and variety by buying in quantity. For Economy, Efficiency in Buying & (luality RENT A COLD STORAGE LOCKER “Ask The Man Who Rents One” Compare Thesé Pricés Notice to Farmers SAND, GRAVEL, CRUSHED STONE, LUAM & FILL INSURANCE HERBERT B. BUTT Highest Prices Paid For Dead or Crippled Animals PHONE THORNHILI, 247 TELEPHONE 588 LIMITED is our business Phone Plaza 7671