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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 4, 1938, p. 7

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stouffville ontario thursday august 4th 1938 special body will dis cuss mart rentals letters pertaining- to space rates for st lawrence stalls received by county copies of a letter from city property commissioner graham d bland pertaining to the cost of space rentals at the st lawr ence market will be forwarded to members of the special mar ket committee for their con sideration it was decided by resolution at a meeting of york county warden and commission ers last week the committee was asked to submit a report on the matter on august 4 in his letter mr bland pointed out that the cost of operating the market space allotted to york county farmers ran as high as 4500 and 55500 annually this expense does not allow for the replacement of lighting facilities office adminis tration and other costs after allowing for proper aisle and working space the area is 1450 square feet worked out at seven cents per square foot per saturday the total cost for the year would be about 55000 the cost will be borne by the farmers who use the facilites of the mar ket from week to week goodwood church scene of pretty r wnoc i0e30i i0e30e o d o n u o n o o a o o d o good food means good health try our tasty baking sandwich shortbread dozen 25c gold cake with boiled frosting 20c marble cake 20c molasses taffy cake 20c apple turnovers 25c burnt sugar loaf cake 20c butter and lemon tarts 25c banana cake 20c iced buns pies stouffville bakery ioe30i 1 o 0 o n o gormley elevator we have for sale master feeds marmill feeds chick starter growing mash laying mash mixed chop mixed chop barley chop oat chop or rolled oats corn meal cracked corn oil cake meal bran and shorts other varieties on hand besides these named we carry in stock four different makes of bread flour four makes of choice pastry flour salt in all its forms for stock fine or coarse salt also iodized stock salt blocks plain or iodized and the popular salt lick we sell the mccormack deering binder twin no bet ter spun twine on the market its so even and strong agents for the famous frost steel wire co frank harvey gormley ontario residence phone 7303 office phone 7307 how fop seeds this is the time of year to buy your turnip seed rape seed seed cowi and millet for worms and flies we keep arsinate of lime arsinate of lead and fly spray cement and land tile place your orders for coal now at summe r prices salt by bulk or bagged s w hastings phone stouffville 169 for best results ship your cream to our creamery for safe and wholesome butter ask your grocer for stouffville creamery prints made only from cream produced from t b tested herds stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings phone 18601 bailey ashenhurst goodwood united church decorated with baskets of sum mer flowers and fern was the setting for a wedding on satur day july 23rd at three oclock when hilda elizabeth ashen hurst youngest daughter of mr and mrs andrew ashenhurst goodwood ontario became the bride of mr john bruce bailey only son of mr john bailey epsom ontario rev j robe son uncle of the groom offici ated the wedding music was played by miss edna foskett of goodwood and the soloist was miss alma baker of stouffville given in marriage by her father the bride wore a grace ful floorlength gown of pink silk net over satin with deep border at hem and holero of im ported french cut taffeta pink satin slippers and pink elbow- length mittens her fingertip veil of illusion and lace was ar ranged in halo style and caught with a tiny wreath of pink rose buds and she carried a cascade bouquet of briarcliff roses babys breath and maiden hair fern the brides only ornament was a silver necklace the gift of the groom miss laura ashen hurst sister of the bride was bridesmaid and wore a floor- length gown of turquoise blue lace with deep insertions of silk net over pink satin matching blue halo with shoulder veil and pink elbowlength mittens she carried an arm bouquet of glad ioli and maiden hair fern mr malcolm tucker of apsley at tended the groom and the ushers were mr reedy ashenhurst and mr lloyd ashenhurst of toron to cousins of the bride after the ceremony a recep tion was held at the brides home and was served by miss kathleen beelby cousin of the bride miss florence feasby miss madalene cook and miss blanche todd the brides moth er received in a navy sheer dress over printed crepe with match ing hat and wore a shoulder corsage of mauve sweet peas and fern mrs j robeson aunt of the groom also received and wore printed chiffon with match ing hat and a shoulder corsage of mauve sweet peas and fern later the happy couple left on a motor trip to ottawa and points east the bride travelling in a frock of navy sheer with white trimmings white three- quarter length coat large navy and white felt hat and maching accessories on their return they will reside in epsom the horticultural prize list exhibition august 1112 a mono farmer robbed 300 masked bandits armed with automatics are guilty cut flowers committee mrs f c rowbotham mrs t rae mrs cooney miss watson miss bowers 1 ageratum 5 flower heads 40 25 2 asters white 5 blooms 40 25 3 asters pink 5 blooms 40 25 4 asters rose 5 blooms 40 25 5 asters mauve 5 blooms 40 25 6 asters purple 5 blooms 40 25 7 asters red 5 blooms 40 25 8 asters single 5 blooms 40 25 9 aster any other variety 5 blooms 40 25 10 balsam 3 specimen 40 25 11 buddleia 1 spike 25 15 12 calendula 10 blooni3 40 25 13 calliopsis annual vase or basket 40 25 14 coreopsis perennial 10 blooms 40 25 15 carnations 5 stems 40 25 16 cockscomb 3 spike3 40 25 17 cosmos vase or basket 40 25 18 dahlia decorative 3 bloom 40 25 19 dahlia cactus 3 bloom 40 25 20 dahlia show 3 bloom 40 25 21 dahlia single 3 bloom 40 25 22 dahlia coll 10 bloom 75 50 23 clarkia vase or basket 40 25 24 annual larkspur vase or basket 40 25 25 gaillardia perennial 10 blooms 40 25 2g gladioi white 1 spike 25 15 27 gladioli white 3 spikes 40 25 28 gladioli white 6 spikes 50 25 29 gladioli light or mauve 1 spike 25 15 30 gladioli light or mauve 3 spikes 40 25 31 gladioli light or mauve 6 spikes 50 25 32 gladioli pink 1 spike 25 15 33 gladioli pink 3 spikes 40 25 34 gladioli pink 6 spikes 50 25 35 gladioli red 1 spike 25 15 36 gladioli red 3 spikes 40 25 37 gladioli red spikes 50 25 38 gladioli salmon 1 spike 25 15 39 gladioli salmon 3 spikes 40 25 40 gladioli salmon spikes 50 25 41 gladioli orange or yellow 1 spike 25 15 42 gladioli orange or yellow 3 spikes 40 25 43 gladioli orange or yellow 6 spikes 50 25 44 gladioli violet or purple 1 spike 25 15 45 gladioli violet or purple 3 spik03 40 25 46 gladioli violet or purple 6 spikes 50 25 47 gladioli bronze or smoky 1 spike 25 15 4s gladioli bronze or smoky 3 spikes 40 25 49 gladioli bronze or smoky 6 spikes 50 25 50 gladioli picardy 1 spike 25 15 51 gladioli picardy 3 spikes 40 25 52 gladioli picardy 6 spikes 50 25 53 gladioli purple glory 1 spike 25 15 54 gladioli purple glory 3 spikes 40 25 55 gladioli purple glory 6 spikes 50 25 56 gladioli 6 spikes distinct colours 75 50 57 gladioli 12 spikes different varieties 100 75 5s best single spike of the show 25 no entry required 59 gladioli primulinus collection 50 25 60 geranium 5 flower heads with foliage 40 25 61 garden geranium vase or basket 40 25 62 gypsophila annual in vase 40 25 63 gypsophila perennial in vase 40 25 64 hydrangea 1 bloom 25 15 65 liatris 1 spike 25 15 66 mignonette 5 spikes 40 25 67 marigold african 5 blooms 40 25 6s marigolds french vase or basket 40 25 69 nasturtiums single suitable cont 40 25 70 nasturtium double suitable cont 40 25 71 pansies collection 40 25 72 petunia single 10 sprays 40 25 73 petunia double 5 sprays 40 25 74 phlox annual collection not less than five colors on one container 40 25 75 phlox perennial collection not leas than five colours 40 25 76 pinks vase or basket 40 25 77 rose while 1 bloom 25 15 78 rose yellow 1 bloom 25 15 79 rose pink 1 moom 25 15 80 rose red 1 bloom 25 15 81 roses 3 of any one colour 40 25 82 rose collection 10 blooms 75 50 83 salpiglossis vase or basket 40 25 84 salvia 5 spikes 40 25 85 scabiosa vase or basket 40 25 86 snapdragon vase or basket 40 25 87 straw flowers vase or basket 40 25 88 stocks vase or basket 40 25 89 sweet peas basket design 40 25 90 verbena vase or basket 48 25 91 zinnia large flowered 49 25 92 zinnia pompom 40 25 93 bouquet or basket aov flowers 40 25 cut flower committee mrs collections mrs storey miss eva hoover grubiu mrs harry stover 94 collection perennials not less than 12 varieties in separate containers 5150 100 50c 95 display of annuals not less than 12 varieties 150 100 50o 96 basket cut flowers quality and arrangement to count 75c 50c 25o 97 bouquet in vase for living room 75c 50c 25c 9s best floral decoration as a centre piece for dining table 75c 50c 26c 99 basket of gladioli arranged for effect 75c 500 26c 100 bouquet of asters 12 or more 50c 25c 101 bouquet arranged by a gentleman member for a den 50c 25c 102 most artistic display of wild flowers 150 100 75o special prizes will be awarded for a miniature land scape garden of seaosnable flowers displayed in an area 7x10 feet on the ground to be judged on following basis artistic effect 50 points quality of flowers 30 points variety of flowers 20 points 100 points house plants flowering committee mrs r burnett mrs farthing mrs o lehman 103 amaryllis 40 25 104 begonia fibrous 40 25 105 begonia tuberous 40 25 106 fuscha 40 25 107 geranium single 40 25 10s geranium double 40 25 109 hydrangea 40 25 110 any other variety in bloom 40 25 111 collection not less than 5 different flowering house plants in pots 75c 50c house plants foliage 112 asparagus plumosus 40 25 113 begonia rex 40 25 114 begonia collection fancy leaved 5 or more varieties 100 75 50c 115 coleus 5 varieties 75 50 25 116 coleus 10 varieties 100 7550 117 cactus 40 25 118 fern boston 40 25 119 fern any other kind 40 2b 120 geranium variegated 40 25 121 rubber plant 40 25 123 any other variety house plant 40 25 124 coll folliage plants not less than 5 different varieties 100 75c 50 125 hanging basket verandah 40 25 fruits and vegetables committee mr g dowswell rev r young 126 plate yellow transparent apples 5 40 25 127 plate duchess 5 40 26 128 basket of fruits for table decoration not necessarily home grown 75 60 25 129 cauliflower 2 heads 40 25 130 celery 3 heads 40 25 131 onions from seed 5 40 25 132 onions from setts 5 40 25 133 tomatoes any variety 5 40 26 134 table cucumbers 5 40 25 135 pickling cucumbers 10 40 25 136 beets 5 40 25 137 cabbage 2 heads 50 25 138 carrots 6 40 25 139 potatoes white 5 40 25 140 corn any table variety 6 40 25 141 parsnips 5 40 25 142 pie pumpkin 40 25 143 hubbard squash 40 25 144 sweet peppers 6 40 25 145 collection of vegetables 150 100 orangeville july 29 three armed bandits wearing black masks held up john mcbrien wealthy mono township farmer and his two hired men albert hall and charles mcarthur late tonight and escaped with 300 in bank notes after tying mcbrien and his hired man together with rope mr mcbrien an uncle of the late fred g mcbrienmla for parkdale in the ontario legisla ture was preparing for bed when the three men with slitted black masks over their eyes entered the house each of the trio carried black automatics in their right hands stick your hands in the air said the leader as he stepped in to the farmers house mr mcbrien who had come to the door complied and the two hired men did likewise two of the armed thugs swiftly tied the legs and hands of the fanner and his helpers with rope then they rolled them on the floor and piled some kitchen furniture on top of them going systematically from room to room they searched all the drawers and found 300 hid den in the house in separate amounts after finding the money they left the house and were heard driving away in a motor car neither mcbrien nor the two hired men were attack ed by the armed trio after half an hour of tugging was then learned that fhe hydro at ropes which bound them the three men freed themselves it lines and the telephone line had been cut going to a neighbors house they telephoned constable h t hammer of the provincial police constable hammer im mediately broadcast the occurr ence of the robbery to the county and neighboring police the rob bery is believed to have taken place about 1030 but it was much later than that before the police were notified all roads were combed and motorists go ing or coming from summer re sorts at midnight were stopped and questioned the farm house where the robbery occurred is about two and a half miles from orange ville a sister of mr mcbrien miss alice mcbrien is a super annuated toronto school teach er and has been making her home with her brother she was not at home when the robbery occurred contentious act to go at last the contentious farm ers creditors arrangement act is to go in ontario it passes at the end of the present year- there will be a general feeling of relief this was undoubtedly one of t most unsatisfactory acts ever put on the statutes through its operation the farm ers credit was all but ruined there will be no tears shed when it passes to oblivion on the 31st of december exports of canadian cheese to the british island of malta in the mediterranean during 1937 1400 cwts almost doubled in volume compared with 1936 the imports into malta of canadian wheat flour also advanced in volume and price the increase in wheat with diminished sup plies being in price only tribune advertising pays used car values used cars and trucks for sale 1 ford delux tudor radio heater and defroster 1937 1 ford delux tudor heater and defroster uia 1937 1 lafayette tudor special 1937 2 ford 1 ton panel trucks 1934 1 ford ton panel truck lus 1934 1 chevrolet 2 ton heavy duty dump truck 1934 1 ford 2 ton ford stake truck 1935 1 chevrolet 2 ton chassis truck 1933 1 cadillac special 6 sedan like new i 1932 1 durant special sedan m0 1931 1 plymouth standard sedan m 1930 1 chevrolet standard coach 1930 also a number of other good reconditioned cars and trucks 1 fordson tractor 1 gordon tractor we have had our first monthly draw of eighteen tickets on august 1st 1938 prizes as listed 1st 6 tickets drawn 100 worth of gasoline free 2nd 6 tickets drawn 1 gallon of motor oil free 3rd 6 tickets drawn 2 quarts of motor oil free d f holden sons phone stouffville 18401 phone markham 120

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