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stouffville ontario thursday august 20 1936 alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm sales stock sales conducted a specialty anywhere address gormley post office phone stouffville 6312 announcing stewart beare radio service of newmarket formerly of markham in stouftville every friday at braithwaites hardware phone 9601 pure clover honey no 5 tins each 45c spanish olives 32 oz bottle 33c tip top tomato juice fancy no 2 tin 10c homes prepared mustard glass tumbler each 15c homes fruit punch per bottle 26c craigs ovida malt bread choice quality peas per tin 10c tip top golden bantam corn choice quality 2 tins for 23c welchs grape juice large bottle 25c grapefruit juice large tin 15c campfire marshmallows 3 lb tin 70c clarks vegetable or tomato soup 3 20c maclarens guest jelly powders 6 pkgs 25c sunny cereal per pkg 18c fresh fish every tuesday and thursday mornings ratcliff co stouffville ontario ontario countys wealth there is invested in land build ings implements and livestock in the county of outario the sum of 39038207 according to the an nual report of the statistics branch of the ontario department of agriculture for the year ending december 31 1935 just issued this- huge investment is divided as follows laud 204239 buildings 1110460 implements 3504516 livestock 41s01s9 abolish county councils municipal vsit urged plan of sterilization of imbecile children and tax on hydro before association grain wanted we are in the market for alsiki seed timothy and alfalfa and will pay highest market prices get our prices be fore selling poultry feeds on hand at a times salt cement tile at warehouse or delivered oorder your coal now welsh scotch nut pea and pocohontas also coke american stove s w hastings phono 1g9 stouffville ont total 39g3s2 less in mortgages a small increase in the number of chattel mortgages in record and undischarged at the end of decem ber 1935 over the same date of 1934 is shown but there is a de crease in the amount which these mortgages represent at the end of 1935 there were 5s1 mortgages on record amount ing to sss370s at the end of 1934 there were 541 mortgages ten less than in 1935 but the amount of money they represented was 957- 507 these mortgage figures show that county farmers despito low prices for their produce aro more than holding their own livestock on hand the livestock on hand on county farms on june 16 1935 is summer- ized as follows horses 14523 value 1508- s40 cattle 59209 value 1753- 522 sheep and lambs number 30- 375 value 192815 swine number 381s2 value 403919 poultry number 5s127 value 327000 liuul mostly cleared number of acres of assessed land is given at 507 1s4 with 3s3136 acres cleared percentage of cleared land is 7554 market value of grains for tho year 1935 is shown as follows grain value fall wheat g9506 spring wheat 37900 oats 534 s10 barley 217521 peas 24721 beans 1874 rye 20952 buckwheat 8535g 1 shaws weekly store news s s a clearance in reps and piques canadian pottery s a very attractive showing in reps and have you seen our display of this fine piques to be cleared out at a low price in pottery made in medicine hat alberta a v6 cream green yellow mauve and in stripes deep rich wine colour with fine smooth m regularly 28c sale price per yard 29c finish this pottery will make an instant appeal to those who like the best sp teapots 5 cup size each 49c 5 smart prints covered casserole each 59c to 75c jp large mixing bowls each 59c m fast colours 36 inch wide and in attractive 8 bowl each 35c 6 patterns and effective colourings yard 15c pitchers each 30c 39c wash frocks you are sure to find the style colour and size you want in our stock of wash dresses a wide variety in style and colours in sleeve less short sleeve and long sleeves and at astonishingy low prices at 59c 69c 79c 100 up dresses for afternoon and street wear voiles and crepes in new and attractive styles and in all the newest shades our stock is large and must be reduced and we have made drastic reductions in the prices of these smart frocks come in and see them linen towelling fine quality linen towelling in various widths in checks stripes and plain hand towelling and tea towelling at 15c to 35c bath towels of fine absorbent quality and of generous size and in bright and attractive colorings a splendid line with coloured borders siize about 18x36 each 29c other lines from 12c to 100 stamped goods for your leisure hours we have many desire- able pieces to occupy your time towels pillow cases table cloths cushions etc etc priced at 25c up silk and cotton floss all colours 2 for 5c english jardineres splendid value in these fine english jardin ieres about 8 a useful and convenient size with artistic decorations each 100 green glass bowl sets consisting of a nest of 5 bowls with measur ing cup and reamer good quality green glass with rolled rim extraordinary value at per set 100 for the midsummer bride what could be finer or more acceptable to the young bride than a set of fine english semi- porcelain or limoges china many attractive designs on our shelves and at very reason able prices make your selection now 97 piece sets at 1200 to 6500 bathing suits some very attractive swim suits in pure all wool smart and serviceable most sizes in this lot blue navy green red brown and black all prices sharup reduced slacks and shorts these lines have been popular this summer but we still have a good selection to choose from slacks in brown blue and black snorts singly or with attached blouse slacks regularly 100 special 79c shorts regularly 49c 89c and 100 now only 39c 69c 79c shorts with blouse attached special 69c 79c white pique shirts regularly 100 reduced to 79c sterilization of moronic and im becile children taxation of hydro reduction of truck and trailer tonage abolition of county councils and payment of all relief costs by the federal government are the princip al proposals which will be made by delegates to the ssth annual meet ing of the ontario municipal associ ation sept 2 3 and 4 the city of ottawa contends that municipalities are not responsible for unemployment that it is a na tional and that the dominion government should assume the full cost of relief proper protection for employes transferring large sums of money is also proposed in a resolution from ottawa since the ontario government collects income taxes and subsidizes local municipalities from this tund the township of south dorchester contends that the subsidy should be pooled and distributed to the muni cipalities according to their local assessments amtrtmbiit doors all entranceexit doors of apart ment houses should open outward i resolution from the city of london contends increase in the daily cost to muni cipalities for indigent convalescent patients from 90 cents to 125 per day is protested in a city of windsor resolution only persons who are property owners should be authorized to qualify for oilice in municipal coun cils and school boards a county of elgin motion says at present ten ants can qualify elgin county also contends that serious consideration should be given to the sterilization of mor onic and imbecile children who are found in shelters and other institu tions considerable discussion is promis ed on the suggestion emanating also from elgin that municipal councils should be empowered to refer to the ontario municipal board any requisition from a school hoard which is deemed to be excessive tax on hydro the city of niagara falls and the township of stamford are demand ing again that the ontario hydro be required to pay taxes on the same basis as if hydro were privately owned many municipalities however would be glad to have them tax free bonding of trustees and depesi tees of securities is asked by stam ford and prescott wants the moh to pass on all indigents before ad mission of hospital prescott presents a resolution to tho effect that since 9 0 per cent of municipal expenditures are now con trolled by bodies other than the council the council should have complete control of municipal fin ances guests or dr bruce speakers at the threeday con vention include hon h a bruce lieutenantgovernor h l cum- mings deputy minister of municip al affairs r e knowles jr who will speak on income taxation and succession duties controller ralph c day who will discuss city re lief and george hurst of the tor- onto assessment department pres ident of the association on sep tember 3rd the delegates will be guests of the lieutenantgovernor at luncheon at gov eminent house and in tho evening they will wit ness the spectacle in front of the grandstand at the exhibition as guests of the city councillor h d logan of lind say is asking that the municipal act be amended to provide that a member of a municipal council shall not bo disqualified from sitting or voting in such council because of his selling goods to a welfare board of relief committee of tho municipal ity where all or a part of the cost of such relief is paid by the provincial or federal government goodwood toronto flashes august is a popular mouth for summer holidays riverdale united church this week is advertising on their board of notices that two strange speakers will occupy the pulpit for sunday services our good friend rev geo coulter is on holiday this is mr coulters first summer at this church and since the time he came from richmond hill has made many friends here in the east end several stouffville and goodwood folk attend this church and are always given a warm wel come enquiring this week of the pro gress of our good friend mr mccullough kc the scribe is pleased to report that his condition is very much improved the correspondent has given orders to the editor to make sure our esteemed friend receives the stouff ville tribune each week so he may read the items of interest from the home locality while the scribe visited tho outskirts of stouffville last weekend no less than three homes where we stopped the tribune was on view there folks having it delivered each week the editor mr nolan talking with the scribe last weekend mentioned the number of papers sent out weekly 1 might say this to me was good news east and west north and south our news each week is appreciated miss hewell who is well known in goodwood is seen daily as sales lady in j f osbornes dry goods store on gerrard street is preparing for well earned summer holidays miss bewell is a regular member of rev george coulters church she intends visiting st catherines where her brother lives we are pleased to read of our stouffville fair sex enjoying their holidays at island grove lake simcoe where the scribes home is located this spot is very popular and well known and is easily reach ed by coach busses also every twenty minutes during the day a ferry service of two boats carry passengers to and from snake island the fare is very reasonable ten cents each way our good friend sandy brown who lives at 227 broadview ave is very busy these days building a six roomed house at willowdale the houses which our friend puts up are like the old reliable kind built years ago built to last a lifetime miss ann davey daughter of our well known friend is now enjoying her holidays at her summer home alderney wood island grove lake simcoe thursdays question in toronto has the tribune come the correspondent was sorry to read of the burning of mr thomes truck he believes it was in this truck he was taken by mr thorne on saturday august stli to altona well goodwood folks we are pleased to say the time has come when our good friends mr and mrs george lee are away on holidays during the past months mrs lee has not been in the best of health however of late she has improved in health the school vacation days are slipping along and the remaining two or three weeks we hope will be the best in the city here each day we see the crowded free ride cars taking the children to the beaches to have their daily swim in watch ing them pass along it gives one pleasure in knowing that this to the children is much appreciated we hope by this time next summer stouffville will ibe able to boast of an uptodate swimming pool and childrens camp toronto friends read this idea with much interest and hope the scheme will go through ok miss ivy knight employed on the bell telephone staff has gone on her holidays miss knights parents live in uxbridge village and no doubt back to the old town she has gone wo hope she will come back much the better for her vacation and rest and folks time rolls on some fifty years ago in the village of goodwood the store now occupied by mr feasby was then operated by a mr chapman for somo time a the w h shaw store young fellow worked in this store there also was the post office this young fellow like others inovnl to tho city and for a number of years worked for the well known firm a former school teacher of good wood had previously secured service with the toronto railway co none other than the late john argue how many remember this teacher at the old frame school years ago our other young man applied for a position on the street railway and would ycu believe it only last thurs day he completed forty years ser vice and after having this years holidays is onco more in action in his position this young fellow of years ago well known to the older residents of goodwood is our friend peter h davey vrother of e j of stouffville and walter of toronto may xot trap mcskkats the ontario government has pass ed a law that no muskrats are to be trapped for a period of at least one year in ontario this step has been found necessary it is said as a con sequence of the tremendous drain upon the wild life of the province of furbearing animals at least duo to the increasing popularity of furs for both winter and summer wear mr isaac horinsky toronto former business man of stouffville and father of our creamcryman j borinsky is ill in a toronto hospit al with a heart attack mr borinsky is only 67 years of age separator international cream separator only slightly used for sale bargain 500 lbs capacity h c quibell phone 2703 mul0ck picnic will be held at woodbridge fair grounds saturday aug 22 1936 speakers hon mitchell f hepburn premier of ontario morgan baker mla and others big program of attractions softball horseshoe pitching boxing wrestling races and many other features bill mulock extends to all the people of the riding of north york a cordial invitation to attend this annual picnic y rz rr scl0ftcepr0ifes read is mi mxt en let your bakeh bake for you you and your produce and youll family will enjoy the fine quality bread we like our wide variety of other baked goods too the best ingredients and most modern baking methods are used by our expert bakers to give you products equal in every way to homemade let us bake your pies strawberry shortcakes etc place your orders early telephone 1s9 the stouffville bakery ambrose stover prop low priced plows why pay high prices for single plows when you can buy a new wide bottom tudh opeanderson plow with skimmer complete for only 1800 we have several good binde rs all makes in 6 and 7 ft cut several excellent drills differ ent 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 premier hepburn who will visit north york next saturday to deliver an address at the mulock picnic cream morgan baker mpp another speaker to bo heard at mulocks picnic at woodbridge shippers bettor returns in the long run by shipping your cream to us is not just a slogan but a proven fact by thoso who ship to us somo who have triod other means of selling tholr cream have returned and aro more satisfied than ever with our creamery if you arc not a shipper you aro not only losing in dollars but you are missing a ery service convoolont courteous cream- stouffville creamery co open tuosday thursday and saturday evenings phone 18601 3 j