stouffville ontario thursday august 6th 1936 alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer stock sales conducted a spealaltjr anywfcsr farm sales address gormley post cttlc phone stoutfville 6312 announcing stewart beare radio service of newmarket formerly of marknam in stouffville every friday at braithwaites hardware phone 9601 blueberries blueberries are now on the market and will be in for canning within a week or so as in other years they will be sold at one of the lowest prices in ontario let us have your order so that we may advise you on arrival of the best canning berries cnala1 combination offer 9f9gc13a 1 pkg rennies bird seed 1 pkg bird gravel g bars of comfort soap i cuttlebone and tonic with 1 pkg rlnso 25c all for only 20c aylmer infant foods homes 5mlnute tapioca with glassware per pkg 15c diced pineapple per tin 15c paper serviettes colored or plain per pkg 10c zest brand pickles mustard or sweet mired large bottle 25c montserrat lime fruit juice fresh fish every tuesday thursday morning ratclif f co stouffville ontario can this be true farmers salt in bulk coarse or fine 60c per cwt make sure you cure your hay by using salt poultry feeds chick starter growing mash and scratch grains cement tile and agricultural lime seed corn turnip seed rape seed place your order for coal now and avoid the inevitable higher prices coal coke feeds s w hastings rumors of war are being passed around and what is said to be re liable about another great conflict known as the 1937 war is freely whispered in high up circles it is said here is the alignment of nations as set out in the information that is eald to have reached ottawa ger many italy austria and japan on the one side with great britain france russia and the little en tente of three balkan nations on the other side with smaller nations becoming involved as the war pro gresses japans attack on irussia from the east is intended to give germany a freer hand in her in vasion of france through switzer land and holland the attack of japan on russia is expected to draw the united states into the conflict on the side of its allies in the great war writing about the early pros pects of a more horrid war than the last one is not a pleasant task but those who have followed the re armament of european nations in recent years the ibreaking of the treaty of versailles toy germany italys haste to restore the prestige of ancient rome and the millions voted this year by the british parliament for air land and naval defences cannot fail to foresee the war scare threatens to become a grim reality before long and the in formation reaching ottawa is the magazine will blow up next year with japan attacking the united states on the pacific canada as part of the british commonwealth of nations may also become involved and japan with its powerful fleet could soon cause tremendous dam age to british columbia ports with the league of nations impotent and the motherland fighting for its very existence against air raids that would lay its cities in waste from an enemy base only 320 miles away canada will have to make prepara tions for its own defence for our motto should be give us liberty or give us death the threatening war clouds certainly are very ominous and defenceless canada with its tremendous natural re sources would be a grand prize for any nation that is seeking territor ial expansion wake up ye rural municipalities grasshopper outbreaks have occurred in renfrew north hast ings northunvberlalndl and jllani- toulin island this summer the w h shaw store womens and girls swim suits specials in voile and pique pure all wool bathing suits in all colors dresses and in many attractive styles buy now and daint frocks that would have a st take advantage of the new low price a re- eal to a much hi her rf frocks that duction of 20 per cent on all swim suits have style an1 individuality are in this lot s nirn and m order to clear them all out we have shorts and blouses at reduced marked them down to a price that will fklcbb prove extremely attractive come in and see in order to clear out our stock of shorts these special values we are making a drastic reduction in the regular price wa pr0ckg shorts with blouse attached- 0ur showing of sunfast and tubfast reduced to w and 79c wash dressea is very comp and you will 0 0 find smart and desireable dresses at all separate shorts per pair regular prices 49c 89c and 100 now 39c 69c 79c in 34 to 5q and m wjde yariety of oi i j styles and shades 59c to 195 shirts to wear with slacks and shirts regular 100 less 20 pc 80c cotton hose slacks in blue or white good quality full size 79c and 100 for women and children good serviceable hose for everyday use in black gray and white skirts sand and in all sizes 19c and 25c white pique skirts fine quality well tailored full size with white or coloured ankle hose buttons a very smart and serviceable gar- t mm v i nn i a sizes and in a wide range of shades mem eacn priced at 15c 19c 25c 29c w string blouses ui t d neckware i a product of the van raalte mills and 1 therefore of high quality in plain and that will freshen up your old frocks or j fancy weaves very suitable for sports add a dainty touch to your outfit many wear 79c 100 150 smart and unusual styles in lace pique crepe organdee and satin some travellers r picnic supplies samples among this lot which we offer at an extraordinary low price 15c to 150 picnic sets comprising four cups with handles which will hold hot or cold drinks four saucers and one cake plate set 19c garden hats for women picnic set comprising of 6 plates 6 forks wm weight peanut straw hats plain or w 6 spoons and 6 napkins per set 19c l dixie paper cups to hold hot or cold drinks per dozen 12c cushions for veranda or r oj t cottage paper plates per 2 dozen 15c cretonne covered cushions in assorted paper napkins plain pkg of 80 15c patterns size about 16xl6 25c 29c 35c paper napkins in colour pkg of 50 15c straw mats for veranda baby rubber pants serviceable straw mats with bright good quality rubber pants in medium attractive patterns size about 36x72 and large sizes price each 15c and 25c priced at 79c rayon covered rubber pants each 25c size about 27x36 priced at 49c the worldwide depression has been dragging along for the last six years it cannot be said that remedies and suggestions to our governments have heen lacking never before in the history of the world have governments beeu as much harassed by deputations with memorials setting forth their claims for special attentions and also giv ing directions as to how the affairs of this country should bb run the reports of these conventions as published in the press make inter esting reacting everywhere evi dence of the old maxim passing the buck seem to prevail perhaps the most active organi zations in this respect are the cities during the year 1935 three conventions were held in ontario alone these were well attended the discussions covered a wide range of subjects and as a rule there was evidence of considerable thought and study on the isth and 19th april last a dominionwide convention of city representatives was held at ottawa while more re cently june 1011 another con vention of ontario mayors was held at orillia questions of great im- portance were discussed and reso lutions voted upon these were pre sented to the federal cabinet and as on previous occasions a very cordial reception was given to them the question naturally arises what are the smaller units of mu nicipal government counties townships towns and villages going to do in this age of central ization when local industries are moving to the cities and making them larger often at the expense of the towns and villages unless a concentrated effort is made many of them are doomed to disappear from the map the last census shows a considerable decrease of the popu lation of towns and villages while cities have all shown substantial in creases the question is a very complicated one and is of the great est importance at this hour all the best minds in our country are unit ed on one point and it is this one the very life of our nation depends upon florishing centres such as towns and villages where the country folk will enjoy community life and will be able to secure what they need for their homes without having to go to the city to get it there is no use beating around the bush the future of the pre sent generation is at stake unless we can manage to keep thriving community centres such as can be provided by our towns and villages a part of the farming population will eventually drift to the cities the economic structure of our country would therefore soon loose its ibalance and the result would be collapse and destruction municipal councils of towns and villages have to shoulder very serious responsibilities the task of administering the municipal affairs in any municipality is no sinecure during the years of unemployment when so many social services have to be organized and maintained the average taxpayer has not the faint est idea of the amount of work trouble and worry which falls up on the lot of his elected representa tive if it were possible to conceive an arrangement by which each tax payer would have his turn in the ladministeration of the affairs of his municipality even for a very short time a different view would be taken by those who critize most vehemently their elected repre sentatives one of the most serious handi caps facing municipal councils to day is the method of levying taxes to meet the increasing demands for public and social services in this matter there has been practically no changes during the last decade while on tho other hand new ser vices had to 1e created such as relief to the unemployed hospital ization of indigents mothers allow ances old age pension etc the municipalitys share for all these expenditures is levied mostly all on real estate under the old thread- worn method in existence long be fore the establishment of these social services new conditions call for new methods this should apply to municipal assessments and taxation as well as in any other matter it is a peculiar situation in our muni cipal system today when so many new and expensive services liave been created that in nearly every town and village from 25 to 40 per cent of the citizens manage to escape the tax collector for the good reason that their names do not appear on the assessment roll as owners of real estate these citi zens have tho benefit of all the public services and enjoy all the privileges accorded to and main tained by their taxburdened fellow- men the ontario association of rural municipalities is making a special effort to have a largo conference of municipal representatives meet the executive committee as soon as convenient in a central place probably toronto where problems affecting towns and villages and their relation to the smaller muni cipalities will be studied and the situation presented to the powers that be license and taxes the young man decides to marry he givgs his bride a fur coat as a wedding present the trapper who caught the mink had a trappers lic ense the dealer to whom he sold it has a fur dealers license and the retailer who sold the coat hasa business license the young man then buys a mar riage license is married by a licens ed clergyman goes on his honey moon staying at a licensed hotel he returns to his newly purchased home bought from a licensed real- ter of course he has to buy a car and a license to go with it in addition to sales tax and to revenue stamp on the cheque he paid for h then he buys a drivers license he fills the old bus up with gas on which there is a provincial tax he takes the bride to the show and pays amusement tax she fin ally insists on a dog so he buys a dog tag he is fond of sport so he must purchase a gun license and a fishing license every home has a radio so he buys a radio license his wife gives a bridge party he cannot open a pack of cards unless he breaks tho revenue stamp the bride says be sure and get some wine he gets a permit to buy the wine over the cork is stuck a rev enue stamp he must of course have cigarettes for his guests over the packet is plastered a revenue stamp he must have matches to light the cigarettes on the box of matches is an inscription tax paid finally junior arrives the young father pays a registered nurse and a doctor licensed to practise in the province poor little beggar his fond daddy is wondering wheth er he has to stick a revenue stamp on him or take out a license neith er the lusty youngster has a mortgage of 400 hanging around his neck his per capita share of j canadas national ddbt yes dear reader continues the carleton place canadian you have probably guessed it we are filling in our income tax return hence this pessimism there is a silver lining to the cloud however the federal government is about to have the british north america act amend ed in order that the provinces can borrow money in the future on their own responsibility with the federal authorities backing the note interest rates reduced by farm loan board good news for 5000 borrowers from the canadian farm loan board has been announced by act ing finance minister crerar in the reduction of the interest rate to live per cent those who had borrowed prior to oct 12 1934 on the first mortgage have been paying at the rate of g 12 per cent and those borrowing be tween oct 12 1934 and may 22 1935 paid at the rate of 5 12 per cent effective as from july 31 193c all first mortgage loans will bear interest at 5 per cent which has been in effect on loans negotiat ed since may 22 1935 prior to leaving for europe fin ance minister dunning completed arrangements for refinancing at a reduced cost to the board of out standing bonds issued by the board previous to 1935 and held by the dominion government traffic act says no person shall hire or let for hire a motor vehicle unless the person to whom hired has a permit to drive l e oneill 3toufpvillb funeral director and embalmer i continuous telephone service day and night business phone residence phone r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone marknam 9000 zinc on bruce peninsula the w c hunt co of chicago has been operating for the past two weeks at dyers bay and have an option on the zinc mine they in tend to iblast instead of drilling as they claim this is a surer way of testing out the quantity of zinc if the ore is there they will speed up production and possibly employ up to one thousand men local men re lieve that the zinc is there briarbush hospital main street stoufftille license no 20s graduated nurses in attendance private samlprlvate and public wards phone 1s1 mrs e r qood superintendent why waste your money on highpriced implements when you can buy implements with many years of wear for a quarter of the new prices we have several good binde rs all makes in 6 and 7 ft cut several excellent drills different makes at extra low prices to clear verity land roller good as new also several mowers by the leading makers and one good hay tedder highest prices for live fowl wool and hides b raxlin telephone 192 stouffville a word to cream shippers better returns in the long run by shipping your cream to us is not just a slogan but a proven fact by those who ship to us some who have tried other means of selling their cream have returned and are more satisfied than ever with our creamery if you are not a shipper you are not only losing in dollars but you are missing a convenient courteous cream ery service stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings phone 18601 1832 i 1936 coast to coast in canada newfoumdiand jamaica cuba puerto rico dominican republic new york chicago boston london encland cske sieaoiiyiq ynfllience experience is the factor which stead ies business helps to hold it on a true course the wide and successful exper ience which this bank has gained through out its century of existence is 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