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rft hsbl- r honor whalofigal co of dental surgeons and of the v unlvefiltbf toronto v comcttnjgrnblft slock it phone 27 j- ff markhain etefjjtuesdat office in wear block medical rf r i- drs s ball physician and surgeon j xray ii ct v r i office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county c kennedy chiropractor churchstreet irtuo jilt stouffvule moriaayarid friday 8 to 12am tttfis insurance thomas birkett general inburance agency stouffvule ontario eatamshed1908 insufancein reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phone 25902 stouffvule e0 klinck y phone 3307 stouffvule fire burglary f and accident fidelity bpndi the stondnrd life assurance co 1 the iploneer of canadian i ct life insurance u a mutual company with 117 years c i experience strength and service unexcelled 5 offenders told pleading guilty to jf f i v m i j vvhat thesgbpysneed lsgood strapping tnat will teach them early- that they havegot to respect the laws and regulations of society magistrate col russel p locke toronto acting during the vacation of magistrate f s ebbs declared in whitby juvenile court when two boys appeared before him a brother from the school appeared before the magistrate and offered to take them back to the custody of the school he said that the younger boy influenced the older lad i presume you have adequate measures at the school to chastize these boys what ttieyneed isja good strapping it would do them a lot of good commentedjthemag- istrate as he ordered that the two youths be returned t3 the school rareaccident claims aged widows life mrs alice kiddle 82yearold widow of southampton died in hospital after lying alone in her house j for nearly a week with her leg caught in the staircase bannis ter she had been without food or drink mrs kiddle 7 lived alone arid neighbors did not hear her cries for help she suffered only superficial injuries fromwhat apparently was a fall and her death was due to shock up to 6000 farm hands to go west v rda beer i insurance of all kinds 16th year in business phone pickering 5 r22 address iu brougham ont v barristers office phone i residence phbne y- 35 arthurw- sgreer barrister solicitor notary public vv king streeteasi oshawa ontario rcsidenrpartner branch offlc wcpollard- port erry uxbridge ontario jpljpne 26 iti f i offiee phone residence phone elgin l mo 6231 rflisv r 1 samuel d borins etc barrister- solicitor 60s bldg ffivrichmbhd i street west toronto- labor minister mitckell announc ed today that the transfer a substantial number of farm workers up to 0000 from ontario and western quebec to the praines for the gram harvest will be under taken again this year by the labor department mr mitchell said his department had been working in co operation with provincial officials of ontario and quebec and the prairie pro- vinceslaying plans for the transfer meh will be recruited voliinfarily in the central provinces and will be moved to distribution- centres on the prairie fromwhich they will be sent lajocalpbintsvhere their sert vices are required the men willbe takeruwest free of charge but mustpay 10 for tlie return trip automotive supply tomjdjobsos 705 danfofth ave 7 toronto phone ha 0931 parts- accessories and machine i ji tuishop service in richmona hiu richmond hi11 cbunci meinljersit ithefadvipfthevulageengineef wbredfern ajcpunciliineet- ing lastjveek rescindeda motion passed early in thejrear providing for v of a sewer system3 theiliberal an nounces engineer redfern stated that in view of the abnormal coridi- tionscexistingatthe present time as- regards- materials and labor in his opinion it jvoiild be advisable to postpone action on sewers for thie present a year ago mrredfern estimated the cost of a sewage sys tem for the village at 100000 but he said these figures would not hold under existing conditions the cost today would be away above that figure he said and moreover there would be great difficulty in obtaining material certain mater ials simply cannot be obtained now he pointed out and if the work was proceeded with now substitutes would have to be used t it forgotten that a furbearmganimal can beikinned but pncje however thenumberjof customers willing to be skinned by paying wasteful prices are unlimit- ed u- tklngjlvery thing into considera tion a milch cow and the farm hog are theisafest t jifefor more than the average farmer the way things look there wont be an apple ada3to the doctor away keep i canadian homes survey canadian farm women are handi capedat every j turn in their struggle to keep their families and homes clean s theylack properly equipped bathroom toilet and laundry facili ties n place threepiece bath rooms bathtubs builtin laundry tubs and washing machines high on the list of things they would most hkc to have these findings iresult from a poll of canadianmediumahd lowcost homes revealing a sad j shortage of sanitary facilities in canadian rural homes leverr brothers limited who j conducted the survey said ourworst or our best discovery mankind has just made what may j findings are being given to goverji- be his worst or his best discovery i ment and other housing authorities and at any rate his greatest dis- as developed i t j covery in the field of science in r key to household jcleaning r the atomic bomb no doubt as tn surveyindicates ues in l- e oneill tuta -s- stoukjbvlljje funeral director and erd3almebt continuous telephone service day and night 7 stouffvilfe98br v r 1 g clendening funeral director ambulance service markham phone ontario brierbush hospital v government licensed under new management rtivj i member of the allied private hospital association main street east stouffvule maternity- meaicaland surgical pwyantnjgnttlc license auctioneer i yorkcountyjuxbrldgeandrpicirer ing township farm stock andfurnituresalesa specially telephone stouffvule 7312 addrebs qopmley po 9000 f k u v stouffvtlle x jljsi v tv- marblew granite works vr taskiff lot w orders promptly executed p tarrproprietor sellers- atkinson ph ag201w2- jphstouff 290 licensed auctioneer 24 years experience sales conducted anywhere special izing in farm stock furniture and property sales all sales apersonallyiilistedtandfadtertlsed bills prepared and posted promptiserviceiiiireason i 7 able rates phone 290 stouffvule clxrkevprentice phone agincourt- 52 w3 milllken licensed auctioneerit- for the counties of york and on tailosuccesiot corpl kec prentice brxiasfandof the late j h prentice former prentice prentice farm and farm stock sales a specialty at fair and reasoa able rate large as apin head would besufflci- ent to obliterate stouffvilleux- bridge- markham and richmond hill off the map if these municipal ities were placed together in a row a few pounds of jthff atomic ruined of hiroshima japans sixth largest citywliich was dense with brick and mortar iln shoit a discovery has been made that will make future laige scale wais impossible unless man- kindgoes inad and invites total dis- trucion of the whole earth or a very great and most important part of it thefirst reaction upon hearing the news wasnaturally a feeling of gratitudetthat it is now possible to bring to an end the resistance of japan much more rapjdly and at less expense of life than we had thought possiblejnd a gratitude also that the germans did not suc ceed in attaining to this discoveiy before our own scientists did so and before their defeat by our mili tary power but thisi must have been promptly followed in every seiioiismind by a sense of awe and apprehension at the vastness of the responsibility thus thrown on the human iace and particularly upon its political jleaders for the new discovery withits incredible power 1 ofdestruction7makesthe continuance of civilization absolute ly jimpossible without the aid of some kind of effective world government powers such as ttiese mustjbe rigidlyontrolled and con trolled not by a national state re sponsible 10 nobody but itself arid its citizens but bya world author ity and one animated by a pro found moral preference there is jio guarantee that which has happened this week to hiroshima may not happen at some remote date to montreal or edmonton we of the united nations believe though the japanese doubtless do hot that the destruction of hiros hima was part ofa necessary cam paign for the maintenance of peace and something resembling justice upon the surfaceof the earth but we cannot assume that the atomic bbmbwill always be at the disposal of the better side and the side to which we belong to maintain now the doctune of cbmpletevarid unmitigated national sovereignty is to doom the honest and peaceful nations to destructuhat the hands of tlie dishonest andaggressive thlul why raise hogs a farm paper or magazine made the statement thataglance fur market quotations these days must be fl farmer weary from pitching sheaves or taking careof hisynstraw triisstarted jhvreporter making enquiries arid we learned that one mink 1 farm in the district tsold 4500 worth of pelts last season arid thef farmer considers the rajs ing mink amereside however mink raisers do not wish to be quoted dont mention me they warn j 1 j however it is being demonstrat ed on various lots or small acreages notjfar from stouffvillea bit- of natural cunning andv aptitude for the business plus some horse meat or other inexpensive food one can raise these little animals without superhuihaneffdrt especially mink and the product is wanted riot by hardworking poor people like our selves but by the newly rich who have money and want to spend it a mink coat made from top- qualitywild pelts such as recently sold for 6750 would cost around 10000 thecost for the skins them selves would be rin the rieighboiv hood of 5400 mink coats continue to sell in spite of the cost and all furs are in keen demand teh years ago in canada 50175 beaver pelts were sol3 at an aver age price of 803 last yearl26000 iltsweresoldatjmavexagejprlce of 357 inj the same period mink iricreasedfromil8305to36373 and the prices rose from t893i to 1670 per pelt and so it goes in the 1 providing more running water and especially hotrunning water the survey was confined to farms of 200 acrw or lessjits estimatedthat 70 of all canadian farmers are in thia class connected 0 with rthe running water stortage the report that nearly half of the village aridjthree- quarters of the farm homes are witrioumlush toiles n n reason for the accent on bath room equipmentin future jplah lies in the discovery that only one farm house in four has a regular bathtub in cities and towns where preval- old horses 15 j ri i i i i wcill pay you 1500 for your old lioise at your farm phone stouffyille chas cambelij agincourt rr2 i j r i wedding bouquets r funeral cut flowers i milt smith prop telepkbne 7001 7002 theimaypicturegiisalso chauengfogomy21iofurban or built irijaundrytubs number of tubs of t kindwithdrainsls just a point cor twohigherthat means jthat the rmajorityof c can adian women all sections of the county do 1 tubs much like their grandmothers s xls vu rivti washiog supply almost seyehtehths owelty and town families have them arid a slightly greater number in villages farms lead with 76 though naturally the scarcity of electric power results in a much higher iuioutwashingpchinesfthaef- separate wringerssems hidicatgd by fhefiguresshowingonenome to ex9 9si ejenjat x thatratevwringersajce more plentl- ful pn farms thariinvillagesyor ciues where they careabseht from 6neihomen 1 nearjyall womenjiaye irons and ttefnumlrj7ofielectric s rpughlysiriratidjtojhv availability of power but husbands have fallen down i in supplying roning boards 17tof citytown women 11 in villages arid 26 on farms hayelto do their ironingon fcwit tabletop x ft the kitchen aoe aox i0e301 njmjf rzvt i iq1 aei i0e3o robertson mdlmte cd f members the toronto stock exchange 300 bay street tortito waverley 301 1 earl m robertson t frank t malone lester e slavenow i ioe ulftfig rr l iiu i160- 1 i ioiaorsaaaoiaoes ioesoe yj aot o mas fi- niili ffp5j99w a aont ltrd noial milk producers operxtors qf milking machines jrf i- s rij disinfecranf deodbrahi i a cleanser quick acting always dependable diversol or leave any solutions wont rust utensils sludge and are nonpoisonous recommended by the mdlk producers associations getyour supply from llwj s ct a sfouffyille- cooperative hov qi- phone 1802 yt if ioj3 alool tutvuo iitjutj i 2 rii ttvnrr try i ji i juvj it i ij tciftf agltvg hloa i hviniutil bnu haiumuti aaul- doyouibest canning job food will be more precious than ever in canada this winteraso much of it must besent to starv- ing europe hatis why it is hecesry to turn- inariddo cann- ing job tbis summer r no sin fciie jr itv tf t we havethe equd7ment youneed -vr- i f jj k i5 w t v keep down hi if the-bugst- p -dont- letthe bugs and flpdestroy your fruit or fvworrxyour cattle until rproduv 5tionv keepa strong useful sprayer bwndy j lukssisay you dollars year in and year out i vl s 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