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stouffvole ontario june 8 1933 large gravel tender at the june meeting of the mark- ham township council held at unionville on monday messrs hoover and roberts were awarded the contract for all the gravel re quired in the township this year for road making at a flat rate of 130 per cubic yard while this tender was slightly in excess of some others filed the tenderers agreed to pro cure all their supplies from the pits communication to our alfalfa growers in view of our ever increasing demand for alfalfa meal both in canada and also now in england we wish to make a few suggestions regarding the harvesting of same which will be a guide to those unfamiliar with the best methods ie for grinding purposes that we may be able to both improve the quality and also the volume of our product which will be necessary if we are to retain for our district the business which we have at our command first cutting hay is satisfactory for our purpose when it is cut one to two weeks ahead of blossoming swath cured and raked with dew on to retain leaves second and third cutting hay should be cured in the same way but should be cut when the first blossoms appear as hay which has reached the seed pod stage is entirely unsuited for grinding purposes hay sured in this way need be left in soil but a few days but always placed in mow in the brittle stage if weather conditions permit this ensures maximum color and grinding qualities the basis on which quotations will be made this year great care should always be taken to avoid foreign materials such as stones metal objects etc from becoming mixed with hay as they are very injur ious to our grinding equipment and breakages will be chargeable to grower when responsibility for same is apparent mow cured hay only will be purchased this year unless extreme drouth conditions should prevail growers with hay ready for disposal are requested to bring liberal sample when suitability will be established however each load will be bought on its own merits as outlined above- t at whltevale and jess cooks in whitchurch which were described as giving far superior stuff to others considered as the council are limit ed in spending power none but the highest grade could afford to be hauled general accounts were passed totalling some 500 and relief accounts amounting to 250 road accounts paid totalled about 1000 but no action was taken about decorating the hall bank manager maynard gave the council a summary of their financial standing showing back taxes com ing along well and other arrears be ing paid into the county reeve padget presided over the meeting with members all present including deputy reeve robt smith bloom1xgton is visiting dick sons hill mills phone stouffville 5505 markham ontario what pyroil did at indianapolis speaks for itself pyroil used in cars of winners of first second and fifth places at indianapolis motor speedway races recently wilbur shaw finishing second drove twenty laps at speed over hundred miles an hour with no oil in crankcase establishing new track mechanical and pyroil world record w v kidder president pyroil co- you will no doubt never try to be a winner at indianapolis or drive at 100 mph for fifty miles with out oil the amazing feats above serve to again de monstrate the wonderful reserve of bearing protection added lubrication and consequent operating economy resulting from adding pyroil to your gas and oil removes 50 or more friction meaning more power smoothness quietness acceleration and less repairs d f holden the ford dealer stouffville ontario miss leta foekler here from toronto dr j j and mrs matheson were in the village on sunday enjoying the weather and fine appearance of the country mr and mrs english and family were out on sunday and will short ly open their summer home here plowing is highly difficult with the prolonged spell of dry weather rain is needed for the crops too the beef ring will open this week with art smith as butcher again at the weekly meeting ot the christian endeavour society if the christian church held last tuesday evening those present enjoyed a program somewhat different from the usual one the meeting was in charge of the missionary com mittee with mr bruce morton as convener and they were successful in securing a special speaker for the evening in rev wjr smith who formerly was hospital chaplain serving under the united church of canada visiting hospitals of tor onto and weston his talk was high ly interesting and helped us all to have a better understanding and less fearsome attitude towards hospitals in general dr smith told of his experiences in such a way that we feel sure many sufferers must have been cheered mentally as well as spiritually by his bedside visits the farm column in feeding barley to horses care should be taken that it is never finely ground because it makes sticky meal which adheres to the horses teeth and cheeks u a larger planting than usual ot early potatoes has been made in dufferin county owing to the con venience of fiveminute acidulated corrosive sublimate treatment many more seed tubers are being treated there this year fall wheat alfalfa and clovers have made ex cellent growth and are in good con dition in most districts the keeping quality of milk is determined more by the tempera ture at which it is held than by any other factor to keep satisfactorily market milk must be cooled to iround 45 degrees p and held at that temperature inspected vivian forest the reforestation committee of the york county council of which deputy reeve newton rae and de puty reeve robt smith of markham are members met at the reforesta tion farm at vivian on saturday and enjoyed a picnic while on their tour of inspection of the premises the committee were amazed with the magnificent growth of the young saplings and of the thousands planted in recent years they are al most 100 per cent living right in the sand heaps fred hollidge care taker was congratulated for the manner in which he maintains the grounds those in attendance werv m magwood chairman from york- n mcmurchy of king green from richmond hill thos legge of aurora a n mckenzie of wood- bridge osborne of sutton wide- man of markham village and supt ritchie of the department as well as the representatives from mark ham and whitchurch as afore mentioned coast to coast in canada newfoundland jamaica cuba 1uemo rico dominican republic new york chicago boston london england siabilltif today as down through its century of existence the bank of nova scotia offers to sound business the strength of ample resources and the sta bility of its proven policies worldwide facilities in every departments banking the bank of nova scotia over a century of banking service penrs are peculiar pears are somewhat different to other fruit in so far that they do not develop their highest quality it allowed to ripen on the tree for example a william pear that has a tingo ot colour on it wrapped in paper and placed in a drawer for a few days will ripen in such a way as to give a flavour that is highly desirable farmers cheques exempt hon e n rhodes federal min ister of finance has made provi sion in legislation to exempt farm ers cheques money orders and post al notes of less than 5 from the provisions of the 3 cent stamp tax the ontario marketing board announced recently this means that farmers cheques for eggs and poultry as well as for milk and cream are now free of the stamp tax 6mb reports syrup going to british west indies the ontario marketing board re ports that in the near future sev eral hundred gallons of maple syrup will go from montreal to jamaica bermuda british guiana and other points in that region figures show that practically no canadian maple syrup has reached the 2000000 population of the brit ish west indies and very little from any other source kill the woodchucks woodchuck holes are a great nuisance they may cause a horse to break a leg while the mounds may break the cutting bar of a mower or at least blunt the knives this is the time to get rid of tho pests search out all the holes and plug up all exits into the entrance either put calcium cyanide or else use the exhaust of an automobile to use the automobile attach a pipe and run the engine for twenty minutes then plug up the hole and go to the next burrow in the case of cyanide also the burrow must be carefully closed preferably with damp earth when using both these methods care must be taken be sure no syanide is leftaround where animals or children can get it keep away from the deadly gas coming out of the car exhaust walnut trees distributed to womens institutes several hundred japanese wal nut or heartnut trees have been distributed to the womens insti tutes of norfolk and durham and to more than one hundred of the junior institute delegates who at tended the recent girls conference held at macdonald institute oac guelph mr j a neilson former nut specialist with this department generously donated the trees from his guelph garden for the purpose of stimulating an interest in this neglected form of horticulture in ontario those trees which are of a hardy fastgrowing race of japanese walunts are valuable not only be cause of their very palatable nuts but because they make attractive shade trees on streets and lawns the heartnuts require very little at tention after planting and if planted on otherwise waste land they make a very desirablo permanent crop gladiolus thrips a great deal of damage is being done to the gladiolus in ontario by a post known as gladiolus thrips all citizens growing tills beautiful llowor are urged to treat the corms before planting so that the danger may be controlled as far as possible tho following treatment is suggested dilute one ounce of corrosive sublimate in six gallons ot water and after peeling tho corms soak them for threo hours in this solu tion tho liquid being kept at about 70 dogroes f this material is dead ly polnson and should bo dissolved in warm water using earthenware or wooden vessels a light dressing of hydratcd llmo may bo sprinkled over tho irises at this time cut worms will soon begin to operate in tho garden a simple means of control is to mix- ono quart of bran one teaspoonful of paris green and ono tablespoonful of molasses with sufficient water to moisten the bran this mixture should be lightly sprinkled about tho plants in the late evening rwaro nilfd drktflpt goodwood mrs fred woodland visited in toronto over the weekend mrs john h gulliver of town line whitby visited over the week end with her son r j gulliver mrs w m flumerfelt and miss a flummerfelt of toronto visited with mr w a henderson on saturday carl asheuhurst underwent ah operation for appendicitis sunday night and is recovering very satis factorily mrs t baston who underwent an operation monday morning came through the ordeal successfully but is in very critical condition we are iorry to report the many friends of our genial station master j f reid are re lieved to hear of improvement in his condition hope he will soon be up and in his usual place delegates from tho bypu con vention in hamilton brought back interesting reports miss e white gave chancellor whiddens opening address fred middleton gave very helpful hints concerning bypu work and president mrs j slack covered the convention in a general way giving the conference part in detail the white cross organization of the baptist church is giving a dis play of their winter work on fri day night june 9 under the auspices of the bypu in the baptist church those who saw the display last year are looking for ward to friday night a silver collection will be taken to send the box to- india the sympathy of the community is extended to the widow and family ot the late charles harper whose death occurred on sunday night and reported elsewhere in this issue the funeral was very largely attend ed at his late home on tuesday afternoon rev imr lunau an old friend and pastor officiated with rev george burry assisting friends of the late rev j r baldwinof toronto a former pastor of the baptist ichurch here were eorry to learn of his death on fri day last mr baldwin had been in ill health for some time and though his death was not entirely unexpected it caused deep grief among those of both churches here held him in such high regard deep sympathy is extended to his widow his daughter miss helen and his son the action of our county coun cillors will be watched with interest as they meet in this june session at whitby at the january meeting it will be recalled a vigorous campaign was set up by both cannington and uxbridge villages for a connecting link of pavement from their municipalities to the lindsay high way they were unsuccessful will they get it now when the campaign is to be renewed if the representa tives from this township allow any sucli thing to be put over before uxbridge township is treated fairly in the matter of a highway the ratepayers will not- take to it kind ly this township has contributed for long years to paved roads all through the county but not a foot of such roadway is in our munici pality how long will this unfair ness last let the reeve and councillors tell us mr roosevelt has before him two years and then a congressional election four years and then a presidential campaign if in thai time he cannot find some way to promote the recovery of commodity prices in the world he is doomed goodwood cemetery take notice that a meeting will be held at goodwood in the town ship hall on the twentyfourth ot june 1933 at the hour of 8 oclock in the afternoon for the purposes ot electing trustees for the cemetery situated in the north east corner of the east half of lot nineteen 19 and the south east corner of east quarter of lot twenty 20 con cession two 2 of the township of uxbridge known as the goodwood cemetery the owners of plots are requested to attend the meeting also general business dated at goodwood tho twenty- nineth day of may 1933 rso 1927 c317 plot owners d mcdonald t w dowswell i wagg oh those brakes special for the next 15 days brakes relined labor 50c per wheel notwithstanding that brake lining has ad vanced in price 15 per cent we will run a fifteen day special and let our customers have their lining at the old price we have a good stock of raybestos johns mariville on hand rmember we will sell at this price as long as these sizes now in stock lasts so get in right away if you want to save 13 per cent swifts garage phone 195 bethesda an epidemic of chicken pox has been going around among the younger members of our community misses selena and flossie atkin son of richmond hill have been spending a few days at their home here in bethesda on tuesday evening may 30th the yps held a social at the home of imr and mrs chas atkinson there wero g2 present and a jolly time had by all our baseball team met the sixth line team in ratcliffs orchard last friday when the game was finished we found that tho score was de cidedly not in our favour but wo ii beat those husky sixth boys yet we understand our municipal council are maintaining a watch at brodies sheep foal on the lookout for prowling dogs they hope this will be cheaper than paying huge sheep claims quite a number of bethesda people attended the special services held in lemonville church last week our choir supplied the music for the morning service on juue 4th those from here who attended the supper party enjoyed botli the supper and program very much the whitchurch township coun cil will meet next saturday june 10 for general business and as a court o revision on the assessment roil this week reeve h kidd and de puty reeve rae are in toronto at tending icounty council last week our council completed the annual road inspection widespread sympathy is felt for mr and mrs harvey taun of bethesda in the severe loss which they have suffered in the death 61 their yearold baby boy through meningitis developed following a case of chicken pox which proved fatal despite loving care and medi cal skill the child died late on saturday evening leaving sorrowing parnets and five other sisters and brothers all of tender years the funeral took place to aurora cemetery on monday after noon in charge of le oneills undertaking establishment at stouff ville rev mr mcneill conducted the service thedominionstores stouffville paul roadway manager grand music battle between smiths waterfalls orchestras continuous music cedar beach dance gardens north shore musselmaus lake saturday june 17 2 orchestras 3 dancing 800 to 12 pm st ladies 35c gentlemen 50c tax included there will be a lucky number prize for sale 15000 tomato plants james barry phone 2c1 dodge coupe for sale in good order apply at hugh andersons for sale quantity cabbage cauliflower plants j l ogden phono 5s27 for sale a jersey bull 1 year old 12 w h wilson gormley two rent six room house on main street center water and lights with garage apply two geo j brownsberger main st v trucking have you any stock to haul if so give me a call rates reasonable satisfaction guaran teed phone 3402 stouffville russell drewery cemeteky notice the committee are anxious to hold a bee at the dicksons hill cemetery on wednesday june 14 all day to complete the levelling of the grounds and other necessary work come in the morning if possible all parties interested in these sacred grounds please govern them selves accordingly s hoover secretary farm wanted jfifly to one- hundred acres sandy loan pre ferred suitable for fruits and gardening waiting client send full particulars to w j wilson markham ontario hatches every ten days barred rocks and white leg horns baby chicks of good lay ing strains r e brown ph176 po soap 10 bars 20c green giant peas 2 tins 25c molasses kisses lb 10c adanac drink 29 oz 2 for 25c crisco 1 lb icake tin 23c 9s lb broad flour 220 peanuts lb ioc court of revision township of whitchurch public notice is hereby given that a court of revision of tho assess ment roll for the township of whit church will bo hold in the township hall at vandorf on tho 10th day of juno at 200 oclock pm to hear and adjudicate upon all complaints against tho assessment roll of tho said municipality for tho year 1933 ah persons having dogs died or otherwlso disposed ot since tho assessment was mado must havo their appeals in by tho abovo date and nil other appeals in to tho clerk according to the assessment act no adjustments will bo made after tho sitting of tho said court all persons interested are request ed to tako notlco and govern them selves accordingly wm crawford clerk of said municipality dated at whitchurch this 25th day ot may 1933 salted peanuts lb 15c lard per lb oc domino coffee lb 20c richmellow coffee lb 30c bulk tea blk mix 3 lbs 85c welshes grape juice bottle 25c tiger catsup 2g oz bottle 15c 37 oz sweet pickles 23c lux soap 3 for 20c aylmer soups 3 for 25c pink salmon lb 2 tins 10c areas peaches 2 tins 25c merry wives flour 50c horse register golden west king enrolled in form 1 the property of am baker will stand for the season 1933 at his own stable lot 7 con s whit church to ensure 12 two mares or more 10 each owners of mares at time of service will be held re sponsible dol 173 20s 1291 the im ported french pereheron stallion and premium horse in canada the property of e a somerville will stand for the season of 1933 at his own stable lot 14 tenth line markham terms 10 and all acci dents at owners risk no 233g form al the imported government premium percheron stallion mchovah will make the season of 1933 as follows may 30 will leave his own stable markham lot 15 con 6 and proceed via truck to the proper ty of anthony bowes lot 10 con 4 vaughan 1 mile north of concord for noon thence to the property ot win watson 1 mile north of maple for night wednesday afternoon to tho property of george neil yonge st at jeiterson for night thursday morning proceeds to the property of charles hoover 3rd line markham at gormley for- noon thence to garfield kolling- tons lot 1 9th line whitchurch at stouffville for night friday morning proceeds to his own stable where he will remain until tho following tuesday after noon this horse will also stop any where convenient for service along the road of his regular route if appointments have been madowltli the groon this route will be continued throughout the season health and weather permitting terms to insure a foal 1300 100 cash at time of service bal ance duo february 1st 1934 all accidents at owners risk also kodi jr 12803 no 2537 this horse is very thick low down kind weighing over 2000 lbs seven years old a goodstock horso will stand for sorvice at tho owners own stable for the season terms for the abovo horso 12 to ensure a foal all accidents at owners risk tho horses aro tho property of wh johnson markham seed grain we are equipped to clean your seed grain we exhibited some samples at the unionville seed fair the sample shown was taken from an sample cleaned for a customer read what mr white agricultural representative for york county said about these samples i do not hesitate to have my name used in supporting such work our charge amounts to only a few cents per acre why sow dirty seed a special rate is given to farmers cleaning grain for sale bruce bros phone 3602 stouffvtlle mill at lot 34 con 5 markham