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ror SerVIce at it’s Best - [ry Your Friendly Local Dairy RICHMOND HILL DA! RY Stop 22 Yonge St. BAKER’S SALES & SERVICE CERTIFIED USED CARS 'l thin! you 001on have In“? the door wider!" With A Certified Used Car You Get A 30-day FULL Guarantee TELEPHONE TURNER-446?? Phone TUrner 4-1114 Richvale The Richmond Hill Arena As- sociation promises to do its ut- most to remedy the ‘No Skating' situation which has existed for past years in Richmond Hill be- cause of our mild winters. which have made it impossible to have long-term skating periods: Pic- tured above are two youthful would-be skaters. David Barrow Excerpts from the files of The Liberal Home paper of the Richmond Hill district since 1878 APRIL 24. 1947 Richmond Hill’s new fire truck arrived this week. The new 3- ton Ford truck has a 200 gallon tank and is capable of pumping up to 500 gallons per minute. The newly formed Thornhill Lions Club held Charter Night on MAY 1, 1884 ‘New and spicy rigs still con- tinue to be turned out at Trench's Carriage Works, the latest we have noticed, being a heavy ex- press waggon gotten up in first class style, to be run in connec- tion with A. J. Rupert’s livery.’ ‘The new'ly fornied Thornhill Lions Club held Charter Night on April 21. Members of the North York District Women’s Institutes will hold their first achievement day in Newmarket'on April 29. To Rent â€" éooa house on Rich- mond Street. $8 per month. Mr. J. S. McNair and Mr. Jas. McLean attended the Clairville Spring Show last week . where they acted as judges. Supplies of food and clothing are being collected in the village as part of Canada’s aid to-flood victims in Britain. APRIL 27, 1916 A boy riding a horse and lead- ing two others~was hit by a metro- politan railway car at Langstai‘f while en route‘ to Toronto from the Dominion House. The boy was unhurt‘but two horses had to be destroyed, It plows and discs, and cuts the lawn It mows the hay or cleans the corn It saws the wood. and draws it too It grades the lane and plows the snow. We have mentioned but a few of the many things “Springfield” will do. Why not come in to our store on Yonge Street, and see this versatile machine today. The weather may be a little unseason- able, but it’s always Spring with a “Springfield” WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF ‘ POWER LAWN MOWERS ‘at prices that will suit your budget. And last, but by no means least, our machines are backed by Service and Repairing by thoroughly ex- perienced mechanics who are in turn backed by a large stock of replacement parts. 1’ Way BaCk When ’i. and his young sister Diane. 3. reflecting over the “No Skating” sign posted on the door of the 10- cal arena. The Association starts its cam- paign for funds on May 10 and asks for the public’s generous support to make the project a success. The Village Nuisance Inspec- tor has recently called to the at- tention of the village several sit~ nations causing annoyance to citizens. The Nuisance Inspec- tor, it appears. was the forerun- ner of a sanitary inspector and the cleaning of yards. chicken houses and hog pens in the vill- age fell under his jurisdiction. Messrs. Sanderson and Atkin- son are bound to have an Avenue in front of the Methodist church and doubtful Maple saplings have been replaced with more promis- ing growth. Commenting on Arbor Day, the Locals column says “We hope our ‘City Fathers’ will not forget Ar- bor Day this year and make ar- rangements for resuscitating failures in last year’svgrowth. Photo by lagerquist studio SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! SAVE TROUBLE! Why waste time, money and energy travelling all the way downtown in search of so-called ‘bargains’ when you can get real savings on top flight name brand appliances right here at home? We have bargains that will literally knock your eyes out . . . .\ at the easiest terms you will find anywhere â€"â€" and we stand behind everything we sell â€"â€" no worry about service. So come on over to Answell Limited â€" and see what we mean when we say Yonge Street Remember YOU Can Save Money - Save - Save Trouble SAVE MONEY - SAVE TIMI - SAVE TROUBLE 'AND DAD, DON’T FORGET MOTHER IS HAVING HER ‘DAY’ ON SUNDAY. YOU CAN MAKE EVERY DAY MOTHER’S DAY IF YOU BUY HER THAT APPLIANCE SHE NEEDS ATAPRICE YOU CAN REALLY AFFORDâ€" WE' CAN DELIVER IT TO YOU, IMMEDIATELY. AN SWELL . LIMITED Vaughan Feder. Of Agriculture Hear Talk On Assessment Mr. J. N. MacDonald, clerk of Vaughan Township, in addres- sing a meeting of the Vaughan Township Federation of Agricul- ture in Edgeley Community Hall. recently discussed the new meth- od being considered of assessing real estate for municipal taxa- tion. At the present time farm land in the township is carrying the greater share of the tax burd- en while buildings, both farm and residential. are assuming a much smaller share of the tax burden in comparison to their value. By the new system ‘of assessment. the land and buildings would be assessed for a similiar percentage of their actual value. Mr. MacDonald also answered numerous questions put forth re- garding the re-assessment pro- gramme. Ray Hergatt. director of Field Services, Ontario Federation of Agriculture. discussed Township program planning. The Unionville Junior Farme s and Junior Institute quartet e presented several lively numbers. The May meeting. it ed. will take the form the plans of which are complete. A course in St. John Amâ€" bulance First Aid will be given to nurses in the dis- trict. who have taken the course in Civil Defence. Grateful acknowledge- ment is made at this time to the Richmond Hill Lions Club for making their hall available for this course on the_ following dates: May 13. 17. 27. 31. June 7. 1'4, 21. Time is 7.30-9.30 pm. Instructors wilI be Dr. W. D. Howe and F. W. Mor- row of Richmond Hill. ANSWELL LIMITED First Aid THORNHILL ourse Here’s something that Mom will love â€" espec- ially since the hot wea- ther is just around the corner and nothing can be as unpleasant as hav- ing to cook on an old- fashioned stove. And at these prices no one has to any more . . you won’t believe it but we have some Electric Stoves made by well- known manufacturers for Better hurry, these will be the first to go. Hot Weather . . Spoiled Foodi But you can for- get about that problem if you take advantage of the lowest price ever for big Family Size Refrig- erators at Answell's. (This is not a misprint, it’s the full price.) Easy terms. as low as $40.00 is expect- of a tour. as yet in- G. E. KETTLES from $99.00 $8.95 6. E. IRONS $8.95 THE LIBERAL} Richmond Hm. T111111, May 8, 1934 I AT Write or Phone HARRY CHARLES, Richmond Hill, TUrner 4-1872 REPRESENTING 8 YONGE ST. S. ATTRACTIVE TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE “Sign of Service” ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS . VACANT LAND . BUSINESSES J- A- WILLOUGHBY AND SONS Phone BA. 1- 3475, AV. 5 - 1123 CANADA’S LARGEST REALTORS Offices Throughout Ontario Listing Now or Expert Appraisal! For Anything Suburban â€" Call HEAD OFFICE: 46 Eglinton Ave. E. REAL ESTATE LIMITED F. L. LOWRIE R.O. OPTOMETRIST will be at 41 Yonge St. 5., first door north of Bus Station WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 From 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon and the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month Brokcn Lenses Replaced Optical Repairs Prescriptions for Glasses Filled Home Off. 3242 Yonge Street Opp. Park Theatre 'HU. 8-8949 SELLING Something for all the fam- ily â€"- but especially for Dad â€" ’cause the Baseball Season has arrived. See the Major League Ball games on these BIG SCREEN 17” NAME BRAND TV SETS for $|74.95 (full price, no ‘extras’) Easy Terms BUYING THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE THINGS YOU CAN SAVE MON- EY 0N AT ANSWELL LIMITED. WE JUST HAVEN’T GOT THE ROOM TO TELL YOU ABOUT THEM ALL . . COME ON OVER AND SEE THEM FOR YOUR- SELF. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED . FARMS . HOMES PHONE TU. 4-1131 50 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN