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8 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill: For'Oar and Spectator Sport Lively Indian and multi- color patterns -â€" Firmly woven, softly napped cotton. Here’s a versatile, go od- looking auto robe that's long - wearing, lightweight and warm. Ideal for boy's room and spectator sports. , “69/15 77/57 M97 Lively Indian and multi- color patterns â€" Firmly woven, Iottly napped cotton. Here's a versatile, g 0 od- looking auto robe that's long - wearing, lightweight and warm. Ideal for boy's room and spectator sports. EXTRA SPECIAL ................ Cnmbmalinn cleaner and conditioner. Re- m o v e s rust, scale, sludge . . . cleans en- tire cooling system. A real money q saver.Can ,. Battery Booster Cable {Hoot cables with sure-grip clips giveAfast “hook-up” to a booster'béllery. Iidea] fur any‘car, but a must for cars with amu- matlc transmission. $2533? 1.45 é'ffié‘filvou. 1.71 TU. 44196 -â€" AV. 5=llOl MOTOâ€"MASTER PURGE 3~10NU§ C‘fiflPGNs etc Open A Xmas Budget Account Ice to scrape! TakI put on or remove WINDSHIELD PROTEEWR ; ‘ove Xmas Layaway Plan Available Drive 0\‘ = the windshield complrtely. :ernlght nr daylin pul‘lflmi reps it clear nf snuw. we. fag, rive away wilhuut ll<'l£l)' â€" no scrape! Takos unly sevumls to 1 or remove. Unix-arm] fur I Waterproofs your nition s y s t e m k i n d s Prevent: nihnn tr MOTOâ€"MASTER Ignition Spray hlfs ‘ts in all weather. Immuniz- Ontario, Thursday. Nov. 14th, 1963 “N Windsliield Washer E Antir‘rane, 204:1. Unit installs neatly under your car hoodâ€" all you do is, plug it into nearest hydro outlet with handy cord that's brought out all you outlet w through a block a block Specify WINDSHIELD WASHER Battery CHARGER ntin filtin complete car‘s gr‘ille just like heater. 6 or 12-volt type ...... '3‘!!! pump th Plastic 5 p re y preâ€" vents sans attacking chrome on g r i I I e. bumper. 6 clear perm anent finis PLASTIC SPRAY ‘E g chromefiuard a 9.45 L49 hves Council did the following» ‘ Received an offer from Keith‘ Monday night Richmond Hill Allbrighton, president of the heard a report from Council- Richmond Hill Jaycees to con- lor Alex Campbell that he had duct the meeting which follows requested Richmond Hill Lib- the close of annual nominations; rary Board to set aside neces- All nominees are traditionally sary funds in its 1964 budget privileged to address this meet- to complete the typing and cat- ing, and incumbent members of aloguing of all bylaws of the council present reports of the town. The library has already year’s work. For the past ten done the first 200 bylaws but years‘ Mr. Harry Sayers has had to drop the project because presided. of lack of funds. Mrs Allhriehton reported the lHousehold Furniture l Wrap ;Thoro electric washing machlnelRolls 0t lDesk table Extensit ]Cane bottom rocker Draper iDinette extension assem Jack knife leg table New st( Utility table Clothes Coleman oil space heater Large q lFireplace iron grate carria ‘Electric lamps Axes, gt Several sets of dinner dishes Ironing i3 laundry baskets " 10 lb. c ‘30", 32" and 42" window blinds 2 sets 1 lOther household effects, etc. Gents r ‘llardware. tools & Miscellaneous Hamsio ‘Fletcller glass cutters unit Combin Custom lawn mower sharpener with unit ‘41 MP. Fleming electric paint shaker cycle Stanley mitre hox Other |' Paper cutters erous iSpark plug cleullcl‘ gPaint. 'l ’Saw sharpener rise - Approx Approx. 20 metal panel mount-‘ sortet ! ine, racks house jDrlll cases, carlmrundnm stones. Approx etc. l same pl hand lawn mowers :Other I Z bundle boggles ’Quantit :r'lashlights. wrenches. Chisels, colon etc. Paint n pl new slab passage doors, new 4'x8' b1 ‘Pulleys, turnbuckles 8; eye bolts‘ With ‘Electric toasters. kettles and woke 35 Last Saturday morning the Richmond Hill Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion proud- ly informed all and sundry that it intends to be a factor in the progress of the community. The occasion was the erection of a sign naming “Legion Court" as the Yonge Street North location of the Legion's Local Branch. The population of the Rich- mond Hill area includes approx- imately 830 veterans, of which, close to 300 hold membership cards in the branch. A very cor- dial invitation is extended to any veteran who may wish to join. Drop into the Legion Cou- rt across from the town hall and see the Wonderful facilities provided for your enjoyment. The next induction of new members will be at the general meeting of November 18. so get your application in and be- come one of the proud members of this progressive group. A reminder to all members â€" ldon't forget to attend the regul- ‘ar monthly meeting. November ilB is the date. The winter act- livities are being organized â€" ‘your participation will ensure heaters Metal and wooden saws and screws Assorted bolts and nuts. etc. Seabreeze electric fan heaters Chain bolts and stove pipes Baseball gloves. mitts, bats and equipment Paint and tray sets Minnow pails Wouden and metal block and; coils tackle sets ‘2 H. D. double trough electric 12 volt truck or car heater ‘ safety switches Modern electric fixtures iOther radio transmitters and Assorted steel measuring tapes’ receivers, equipment, etc. from 6‘ to 100' extensions Sale At 12:30 pm. Sharp Lulkin display racks _Terms cash. No reserves-prop- Several key olanks and wrench-‘rietor has quit business. All Passed a bylaw to establish a a highway the extension 0! Mord Road. ‘ 'I‘wo sites were suggested, one on a private lane. con- tinuation of Dufferin Street, the other west of Yonge near the cemetery, describ- ed by Deputy-reeve Stan- ley Tinker as landlocked. Reeve Floyd Perkins wax- ed poetic in taking excep- tion to this site. He said he did not wish to sit in his sunset hours looking at a cemetery. A senior citizen replied, “It would be quiet." Dr. J. P. Wilson was spokesman for the group. Delegated the works de- partment to assist the sen- ior citizens in their search for suitable property on which to erect senior cit« izen housing. lleard Deputy-reeve Tin- ker announce that the spe- cial roads committee of county council is meeting Thursday night. and it is expected to make recom- mendations re-Bayview to county council on Novemb- er 19 at 2 o'clock. everal ke-y sinks and wrench-‘rietor has quit business. All es purchases must be paid for on lectricai and TV high tensionxday of sale. before being re- wirings maved from the premises. Proprietor or auctioneers will not be responsible for any public. liability. property damage or injury to the public in connection with this auction sale. YOUR LEGION REPORTS 02' new general hardware stock. paints, radio amateur equipment. trailer, household furniture and handyman's tools. etc, I The Property of LOKNE MOREHOUSE. FORMERLY MOKEHOUSE HARDWARE STORE, TORONTO, at 108 Garden Ave., Langstaff, ‘ 1,2 mile West off Yonge SL. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1963 Council Briefs AUCTION SALE Ken and Clark? Prenticp-Auclionwrs Markham, Ont. Phone 294-3161 or 640-3686 Branch 375. Royal Canadian Legion Extensive clearance Mr. Ailbrighton reported the Jaycees had been in touch with Mr. Sayers who had promised to act in an advisory capacity with them. Council thanked the group for the interest but held decision over until they had time to think about it. Went on record as being 0p- posed to a meeting between council and planning board Tuesday night being held in camera. Councillor Scudds said the press has been co-operative in the past in keeping silent when silence was essential. De- puty-I'eeve Tinker stated that no mention was made of a clos- ed meeting at the last planning board meeting. The mayor was asked to take the matter up with the planning board and in- form the press of its decision. mew stove pipes anu eluuws Clothes closet extension rods Large quantities of machine and carriage bolts and nuts Axes. garage door king bolts ., Ironing boards. pads and covers =" 10 lb. coil window sash cords E ‘2 sets hardware counter scales f' ‘Gents racing bicycle. good ' ‘llamsion feed scales ‘Combination grinder and buffer with ‘4 111’. electric motor '4 HP. reversible electric till cycle motor ()llier hardware stock too num- 8H)th to mention, etc. a successful season. Our genial President Frank Barrott wishes to express his deepest appreciation for the wonderful work the volunteer taggers did on poppy day. The poppy fund is a very important part of the welfare work of the Canadian Legion and last Sat- urday's success as poppy day will provide help to needy vet- erans over the coming months. If any of 'our members are aw- are of veterans in need of as- sistance it would be appreciated if this would be made known to Legion Court so that help may be given. In order for a group. such as our branch of the legion. to he- come of maximum benefit to a community it must bear its part of the burden of progress. If any member is aware of a worthwhile project it would be appreciated if it were brought to the attention of the branch at the montth meeting, Nov- ember 18. Have you been to the Satur- day dance yet ~« you're missing something â€" come out and see for yourself. N. McDermott Wrapping paper cutter Rolls of tar paper Extension traverse curtain rods Draper roll and shower curtain assemblies New stove pipes and elbows Clothes closet extension rods Large quantities of machine a] carriage bolts and nuts Axes, garage door king bolts Ironing boards, pads and cove 10 lb. coil window 2 sets hardware L Gents racing bicy< Hamsion feed seal Combination grind with '41 HP. ele ‘4 MP, reversibh Other hardware stuck too num- erous to mention. etc. Paint. Trailer, Etc. Approx. 20 or 25 galluus of a.» sorted exterior and inn-rim house paiuls Approx. 275 to 300 same type paints OHIer paints, oils. He Quantity of Kalal'ul colours Paint rollers. and tray sets. etc. 4'x8' box car trailer, complete with tarpaulin cover. ball and socket hitch with clearance and directional lights, custom built and good Radio. Amateur Equipment, Etc. Northern Electric 150 watt el- ectric amplifier 2 meter transmitters BX-375 Transmitter Approx. 20 field signal genera- ectric 2 meter BX-375 Approx. tors Dynamotur CapacitO' chassis Variable condensers, A.’l‘.R. in- verters. etc. Relays. p0\\er supplies, racks, for mounting test equipment or radio gears Approx. 2.000 ’No. 52 OHM COAX cable in 60' to 100‘ Heard that the works commission is going ahead with appraisals of property available to provide a walk- way to Crosby School and park. Authorized the chief of pol- ice to advertise for a re.- placement for Police Con- stable Anthony Fuelling. who has resigned from the Jorce m grinder and HP. electric n wersible elem power supply unit transformers, tubes 00 quart tinting 0H Triple-chrome-plated copper with black bakelite handle, 1,500-watt fast-heating element; Z-quarts capa- city. Automatic "shut- off". Complete with cord I and plug ,V ELECTRIC KETTLE OPEN A XMAS- BUDGET ACCOUNT Use the BONUS COUPONS for FREE INSTALLATION and WHEEL BALANCING On The Spot Financing '0 BONUS COUPONS cashand carry While they last â€" WINTER EXPRESS has been our standby for the better part of a decade; in offering it at about half the price of our other snow tires, nothing has been taken from the tire you have known it to be all these years. It's as big â€" it's as heavy and massive â€"- and as strong as ever. The rugged "keep rolling” traction tread of WINTER EXPRESS made it the trail-blazer wherever the going was really tough . . . and it purred the bare highway with the quiet ride sought by its contemporaries. Now, it must be cleared out to make way for our New HIWAY-BYWAY . . . The tire that makes fun of winter driving. Before you invest in any tire â€" investigate the great new Hiwayâ€"Byway. LAD" TORCAN Enjoy prwessional hair-care at home! 5-way heat switch giving temperatures from hot to cool. 8â€"“. cord and hood included. 1 I, Case extra . . .t lfiovv CARRYING CASE â€"- Textured leatherette. Doubles as overnight bag V HAR DRYER Fan Forced Heater XMAS LAYAWAY PLAN AVAILABLE A revolutionary break-through in a summer- winter tire . . . made in Canada, for (Pm-"7m road and weather conditions. . . . It's mumm- built, for where you live â€" for your kind of driving. The safest, surest and quietest sum- mer-winter tire on any road. 42 Months’ Road Hazard Insured The New Hiway-Byway - '520/10 ...... y â€" 112.15 560-600/13 9.98; 13.80 a640.650/13i 10.99 | 14.85 560-590/14‘ 9.98 I 15.45 650-700/14 11.99‘ 17.55 750/14 12.90 § 18.25 800/14 } 13.96 . 20.45 850/14 14.89 f 2.15 560-600/151 10.74 i 16.40 670/15" 11.45 ; 17.55 710/15‘ 12.21 1 18.85 760/15* 12.99 3 20.25 800/15 â€"â€" l24.35 Ebhv " ':â€"'1'7.85 650/w â€"â€" 19.45 Sin ' Tuba Type 1' N00 lllus’vo'ed Whitewolls nvcilabln â€"â€" many sizes â€"- alight un- cm, TUBELESS BLACKWALL Fast heating 1,200-watt element. Big, smooth-running 6" tan spreads warmth evenly throughout the room. Smart enamel finish with carrying handle. About 12" high. 60â€"cycle. Cord attached 9 ‘98 About 1/: prlun Old Trlfldf NW wmm Expraul Hiway-Byway flimsy-Byway 1 7.65 22.80 24.35 22.95 25.55 26.75 29.95 32.65 23.40 23.55 26.35 28.75 36.35 21735 25.95