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the tribune stouffville ont thursday june 13 1946 revival meetings altona union church june 16th30th each weeknight except saturday at s oclock sundays 730 pm evangelist marshall of st- anns ontario gods people are invited to join with us in this series of meetings for the advancement of his kingdom halirlitton maxs sawing mach i xk accijaim kl makvei a haliburton man has invented a newtype of sawing machine which may revolutionize the indus try the inventor ross curry- says it will cut 30 cords of cord wood in stove lengths i day just as easy as falling off a log and that isnt all the machine will cut a cordwood stick in three or four pieces in one operation and place the blocks wherever they re want ed inside or out what is even more amazing it only requires one man to operate it the machine was built by mr curry from used saws bolts and scrap metal a crowd of spectators who gathered to watch the first demon stration was astounded at its effici ency his main worry now is how to keep the machine supplied with wood to cut moving from place to place wont present any difficulty since the machine is powered just like a truck and can travel with as much ease offered 500 fok shkadeucaijf a calf born on the robinson farm eighth concession of luther j township bruce county with two i i complete heads two months and two tongues and two sets of teeth is creating a sensation in the dis- 1 trict over 200 have come to see the red calf now two weeks old to the j tune of 25 cents a person mr i robinson lias been offered 500 for the calf but to date has retained it send the tribune to absent friends aucti sale reg holisteix attie farm stock implements furni ture standing hay and grain chop the property of aemiliias wilson lot 25 concession 4 vaughan township saturday june 22nd registered holstein faille fully ard vale sunny boy chieftain accredited federally last ml 168235 not bred 1 holstein heifer brookdale bon- horses heur lady no 0097i3 sire lo- grey percheron gelding 6 yrs old cust brae bonheur king113952 black percheron gelding 10 vrsold bred dec 22 1945 to lonelm grey percheron gelding10 yrs old texal anthony 17341 i chestnut gelding gp 7 yrs old 2 holstein heifer brookdale bon- grain and hay teur queen no009731 sire lo- about 200 bus oats quantity hay cust brae bonheur king 143952 quantity alfalfa seed bred jan 7 1946 to lonelm tex- quantity clover timothy seed al ideal 1302g2 j implements etc 3 holstein heifer black hart mh binder 6 ft truck carrier beauty twin no 5s31g1 sire mh mower g ft cut mh horse king colanthus alcartra johan rake 10 ft ihc 15tooth cultiva- 131348 bred dec 5 1915 to tor springtooth complete with 3- r0 years on broadway now lives retired at heayerton from the gay white lights of broadway to the ejuiet life of a ontario town is quite a contrast but william pittaway now retired and living in beaverton seems to enjoy it and even manages to fool around with show busiiess in a minor way for almost 50 years mr pittaway was closely connected with the new york stage manager for such famous producers as david belasco and worked with such stars as we ber and fields maude adams lil lian russell de wolfe hopper and mrs fiske married to a beaverton girl he retired a few years ago and has been living here since this winter when the beaverton choral society was formed mr pittaway was per suaded to come out of retirement and since then his advice and assistance has been a great help in the staging of the choir concerts mr pittaway isnt sure but with the assistance of his record book he figures he has had a bart in the staging of about 2000 productions some he says were flops some were hits he remembers well the period he put in as stage manager for weber and fields music hall when the two comedians had an alstar cast which included the famous lillian russell and de wolfe hopper that he says was a great show and a very happy one those were the days of rectors and of dia mond jim brady and their like wont come again auction sale of household furniture etc the property of rev h jimackay con 4 markham township next to united church at victoria square on wednesday junef9 loneim texal highcraft 100321 horse and tractor hitch oiver corn 4 holstein heifer white hart cultivator with disc peter hamil- blondie twin no 582497 sire ton 13 disc drill steel land roller colanthus alcartra johan13134s 3 drums set fleury 4sec drag walnut bed spring and mattress bred dec 5 1915 to lonelm te- harrows set seed harrows 4 sec chifferobe walnuf bench walnut xal highcraft 1g0321 j set harrows 3 sec fleury walking yanitv table walnut- qteel rwl 5 holstein heifer johanna creator plow no 21 tudhope anderson j y alnut st triune no0 13s90 sire elm- 1 walking plow no 41 ofurrow s and mattress small table croft texal triune 159347 bred fleury good luck gang plowtracj dining room suite 9 pieces walnut march 1g 1946 to lonalm texal monitor 1572g7 holstein heifer johanna fobes pietje no 60s737 sire ux- tor 2wheel potato sprayer farm extra good china cabinet wagon gear set low farm truck hotpoint electric range wagon flat rack flat tan wagon kitchen table chesterfield rack flat top sleigh rack fann2 upholstered chairs hall rack spihg sir fobes pietje 152gsling mill with bagger hoosier wa- piano kain good 2 book cases bred jan 26 1916 to lonelm gon sculller root pulper about 175 1 fernery fern and stand texal highcraft 160321 ift draw rope number of pulleys victroia wicker chairjsihgle couch holstein heifer maplethorpejset long slings riding plow elec- number books set auto chains motor hi hp centurv near defroster electric no of saws tools spoffard don no621930 sire j trie maple hedge rag apple king j new 25 evele quantity belting s in no of fruit jars garden t bessie15s71s bred feos 46 to and 4 in set scales 1000 lbs iron dog house and other articles lonelm texal highcroft 160321 vise emery stone new wagon if stormy weather sale will be 1 holstein heifer stradonc- bon heur segis no 643900 sire majpletress segis boy 16s49g bred april s 1916 to lonelm te xal monitor 157267 barrel 2 large steel pulleys 3 9 holstein heifer devire beets horse blankets brooder house no602029 sire wayne burke s10 ft number chicken coops sot palmyra 150160 bred dee 14 windmill fans brantford good 1915 to ridgedale emperor segis iron deep well pump woolen vat 175110 extra heavy logging chain rakes 10 holstein heifer mollv colanthaj shovels hoes neckyokes chains dutchlandno50s03s sire ward- doubletrees forks etc and numer- ville dutchland segis 134241- lous other articles held tongue oak quantity oak plank- 1 under cover in church sheds ing buggy pole trees and yoke 2 scythes cradle quantity binder i t pas reserve twine 3 steel drums molasses sale at 2 pm ds t james smith clerk ken clarke prentice auctioneers strike to end strikes threat of markham reeve some day we may be pushed a little too far and be force to go on strike and when we do al the labor strikes that ever were conceived will be forgotten food prices will increase from 33 to 60 per cent warned reeve charles hooper markham township at the closing i session of york county council on friday reeve hooper chairman of the agriculture committee made this stern prediction in siresing the vital necessity that the r re- j ceive a higher price for his products and thus obtain his fair share of the countrys revenue he warned that the farmers have their organizations today but have hestitated to utilize their latent power to enforce their demands when that day comes the very laborers who are agitating for better working conditions and are disrupting our way of life will be hard put to it to get a bite to eati predicted reeve hooper comment- ing that farmers do not holler as loudly nor as consistently as labor the agriculture chairman was commenting on his committee re- port which indicated that prices of i butter had decreased 30c per pound j jeggs 45c per dozen and milk 3c per quart since 1920 while the price of grain binders had risen 110 havi rakes 21 and mowers 31 since 1933 j if we were allowed to receive a little higher price for our products iso that we could hire comoetent i help the farmer could provide more employment than any other indus try in canada declared reeve hooper year after year we hear this same complaint declared reeve george mitchell north york town ship i cannot understand the farmers at all for they have more representation in the legislative chambers than any other sroup and yet they do nothing about it ap parently the men they elect are not doing the job for which they were chosen he concluded the committee reported consider able success in its campaign to eradicate barberry which acts as a host for grain rust which destroys oats and other crops it was an nounced that campaign is now be ing waged in the same capacity thursday nite is foto nite 200 200 35 proponents of french try another scheme to push language anyone could do their county a good service right now by sending a post card or letter to their mem- her at ottawa jack smith for north york and jack leslie for east york protesting a bill now before parlia ment known as bill 55 which has iust recently had its firs reading in the house of commons the bill if passed would call for the labell ing of any food or drug with in structions in both french and english it is pointed out that this bill if put into effect would necessitate the employment of frenchspeak ing personnel in printing plants across the country and involve con siderable additional expenditures on the part of printers to comply with the ruling it will sharply increase the price of the article and in some instances the labels will costs more than the contents of the package or bottle this is just another attempt to force the french on all canada if vou are interested drop a line to vour member protesting the bill his address is house of commons ottawa 11 bred dec 16 1915 to ridgedale emperor segis 175110 holstein heifer rag apple of arnhem no 621643 sire locust lodge rag apple inka 157s24 bred jan 21 1916 to lonelm texall monitor 157207 12 holstein heifer mapletlorn silva bess no g23s24 sire maple hedge rag apple king bessie 15s7is bred mar 21 46 to lon elm texal rag apple king 1 11- g95 13 holstein heifer cedar brook auction sale holstein durham ayrshire cattle also yorkshire hogs the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction at east half lot 21 uxijridge polltryabout 50 white rock and leghorn laying hens standing crop 13 acres mixed standing hay to be sold by the acre 33 acres of standing oat crop to be sold by the acre 11 acres of mixed grain standing catijcday crop to be sold by the acre j w quantity of mangels to be sold by the row above mentioned standing crop will be sold in lots to suit purchasers furniture etc con a rag applellartog dolly no580- 370 sire kdgewood rag apple iron red springs and mattress victor 141711 bred may 1 40 wooden bed springs and mattres june 15 194g the following property belonging to david mcwhirter ictor lonelm texal rag apple 2 dressers 2 small tables holstein cow 4 yrs bred dec 30 red white cowo vrsbred dec2s red cow full flow bred may 30 not bred get 16 holstein heifer rirchhills chief- set single buggy harness tain rag apple ann sireorch- quantity of other harness fa term- xll oih sile al i pm dst hirj krn anil clarke fren lire auctioneer no reene red calf veal heifer calf veal yorkshire pigs 10 wksetra good yorkshire sow bred march 20 sale at 2 pm trrmcah milliken ont phone ashenhurst clerk ed kyijc a keith tsomas joe darlington on the tcllgreo a s farmer auctioneer 1 i danforth automotive supply tom dobson 705 danforth ave toronto phone ha 0931 parts accessories machine shop service dancing on saturdays lake musselmans cedar beach gardens one of torontos finest orchestras the place to enjoy vour private or club picnic is at cedar beach park one of canadas little beauty spots- for hot air furnace oil burners and equipment for hot water furnaces 25 and 60 cycle now available and installations made by trained service men r c blewett agincourt 320w sales and service agincourt grover 6993 showing soon oil burning space heaters the stove that is really something additions to rural hydro service your commission desires to bring to the attention of ontario farmers who have applied for hydro service a condi tion which is now seriously slowing up the building of rural extensions essential materials and equipment are in extremely short supply and the prospects of obtaining additional quantities in the immediate future are very meagre strikes in various basic industries and the extraordinary national demand are holding back the supply of all equipment needed while the commission will exert every effort to obtain material and equipment for rural line construction it can complete this year only a small part of the full program which it had planned consequendy many applications already approved will not of necessity be completed this year your commission will endeavour to serve all applicants in order of receipt of applications giving preference to all farm and similarly essential applications over those for other types of service these facts are presented for your information and with the expectation that they will enable you to bear more patiently with a situation beyond the control of your commission the hydroelectric power commission of ontario