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stouffville may 23rd 1929 home town store you pay loss for more at the hometown store pineapples we have our canning order of pines arriving next week quality expected extra fine price low let us have your order early oranges an extra fine lot for the holiday large and juicy per basket 50c special quality prunes per lb 15c we are quoting a special price on the best sugar by the bag for this week bananas per doz 25e asparagus large bunches 2 for 25c new cabbage lettuce white bermuda onions ratcliff co lettuce celery spinnach and seasonable fruits town delivery phone 7112 i fertilizers we have all kinds of gar den and field fertilizers on hand turnip seed corn garden seeds mangold place your order now ror coal and coke always on hand s w hastings phone 169 stouffville the stouffville creamery company the local market for yourcream cannot be surpassed we are situated within an average distance of about five miles from all our cream shippers there by making it possible to serve our shippers to the best advantage it is easily understood that your cream will reach our creamery in far better condi tion than if you had to ship it long distances as some of our competitors would like you to as far as 80 miles from here and in making train connections your cream in many instances be on the road for over 24 hours do not forget that the difference between ljjt and 2nd grade cream is 3 cents per lb butterfat our prices for cream since he beginning of the year par lb butterfat for january special grade 44c 1st grade 43c for february special grade 45c 1st grade 44c for march special grade 48c 1st grade 47c most of april special grade 48c 1st grade 47c balance of apl special grade 45c 1st grade 44c month of may starting with special 43c 1st 42c and the lowest we have paid so far in may is special 40 cents 1st 39 cents compare our prices and you will note that you would also pay the express charges indirectly a creamery service second to none by one of on- tarios best creameries not only for the summer months or on special occasions but at all times and the year around since 1918 stouffville creamery co stouffville- ontario an unequalled creamery service since 1918 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings dont want to be a vicount special to tue tribune london england may 4th i dont want to be called viscount i people to call the vis- dont want count this is tbe plaintive refrain of the hon frederick penceval 14- year old son of the tenth earl of kguiout the rancher earl who came from alberta to suceed to the title and incidentally to find that being a nobleman has its troubles avon castle the new home of the karl and his son is approached by a private driveway one mile long which follows the course of the river avon the drive is lined on either side with rhododendron bushes already in bud with behind them a profusion of evergreen trees there are hemlocks pine and a variety of cedar it might be stanley park vancouver or a typical bit of northern ontario as the drive winds oil one catches tantalizing glimpses of the castle in the distance surely the earl as he drove up for the first time must have thought it allegorical for years he had been catching glimpses of this his castle of dreams mental pictures which had suddenly materialized just as the road takes an unexpected turn at the end and the castle stands revealed before you it is a beautiful spot back of the castle a forest of evergreens and to one side lies the river where on a small dock the earl and viscount stand fishing but they had not yet taken poss ession when the writer talked to themjjoth early one morning at the white hart hotel in sleepy ringwood rain was drizzling from the window panes there was nobody about this is the most miserable place i ever saw drawled the boy are you the young canadian i asked he sidled away with half a nod shake on it so am i for two minutes he looked suspiciously at me was this another ruse to coiner him and make him say what he did not mean then his hand shot out in a firm calgary grip and he grinned on op en frank canadian smile he reminded me of a small cow boy sheriff standing there hands in pockets with a soft gray hat pulled low over his keen blue eyes i wondered about the hat until i heard its history the earl had bought it for him the day before discarding the old farm cap ten minutes afterwards he was bargaining with the boots in the hotel corridor how much will you give me for this hat i dont like it but the earl was in the offing and trans action had to be abandoned the young viscount is surely the most miserable mortal in england everybody stares at him all day long people are pestering him for in terviews the small boys of the town cluster round and try to get him to speak while school children greet each other with have you seen him yet he has the look of a hunted deer in his eyes it may be a case of dreams come true as the father has said but a young and healthy westerner does not want to he quartered in dream land he sighs for wide open real ities where men are men and his animals his dearest friends he has made one pal in ringwood the small hotel kitten which wears a bell around its neck and is called nigger nigger doesnt love him just because he has joined the ranks of the aristocracy and he can trust nigger not to jump up suddenly and exclaim i say what do you think of our country and so the two wander round the hotel together speaking to no one and looking for an unmolested spot before anyone was around that morning father and son departed in a taxicab destination and probable return unknown it would not be surprising if they went off to spend the day in the loneliest and most deserted corner of the countryside where they might enjoy a large piece of bread and a hunk of cheese their first good meal in england for they do not yet relish castle fare where they keep throwing bouquets on the table and nothing to eat highway flood damages heavy in markham closer inspection by the engineer and markham township council dis closes the fact that the damage to the highways and bridges following the big flood of early sprang and more recent downpours of a fort night ago have wrought greater damage than at first thought a tour of inspection made during the week by the council snows that the new concrete bridge at the eastern boundary of markham village built last year will require extensive re pairs a large culvert at cedar grove has gone out and many other bridges and culverts thought uninjured are j seriously menaced the provincial highway between sarnia and ottawa which passes through markham to unionville will necessitate further detours much of the work between markham and tha industrial farm being under construction the water in all the streams is yet too high to begin the work of reconstruction ford and fordson a cure for what ails you ive absorbed a barrel of tonic and peck or two of pills for the doc remarked laconic that 1 had a sight of ills i have taken codds emulsion and i lay upon the lunge and expressed a strong revulsion to ward becoming like a sponge ive had liniments and potions by the bottle by the case till i scarcely had the courage to regard them in the face they have rubbed me and theyve tubbed me and theyve cud died me in wool and they held me under water in a medicated pool theyve exhausted all their science prehistoric uptodate to discover some new method for to tinker up my fate so im done with all the experts with their powder pink and blue and ive hit upon a treatment that i think will see me through it does not come in tablets nor in bottles nor in pills but its proved out most effective for the bulk of human ills so i give you this prescription no its free just keep your five ill be brief in my de scription butit works as i am alive if you rise an hour early eat your ration witli a vim then dont over load your schooner till you have to sink or swim but do an honest niece of toil and when the day is done take oft your working togs and just be good to number one the home telephone co hold annual meeting unci tcefioct old board of directors the annual meeting of the home telephone company was held at whltevale on tuesday the financial report as submitted by the auditors showed that the company was making satisfactory progress and a dividend of seven per cent had been paid to shareholders for the past year the balance sheet for the year ending dec xlst showed assets of slgxaloo nd liabilities of 14672917 of the latter of which 9sg0000 was in s mortgage bonds and 3g 20000 capital stock the net operating profit for 192s was 748380 following the adoption of the re port the old board of directors was reelected as follows rj corson alph hoover frank mckay john moore m d and f h racsor altona on friday evening of this week the populace of this locality and glasgow moved out in a body just for a few hours the occasion was a visit to the new home of our old citizens mr and mrs james slack of stouffville who were taken by surprise when the big throng in vaded their residence to give them a real farewell party while the citizens in general represented one body the altona institute was also on hand the evening proved one round of enjoyment being further enjoyed by a dainty luncheon mrs floyd fairless called on mrs slack when an address was read and a handsome sandwich plate was presented to her by mrs crosier then mr and mrs slack were re quired to stand together when mr crosier read them an address and mr wm ressor presented an electric iron and toaster mr slack offered a hearty thanks for the good will and neighborly spirit expressed in such fine manner the slacks who retired to stouffville some months ago had been life long residents of this district the addresses read were as follows dear mrs slack we the members of the altona womans institute have gathered here tonight to express our appreciation to you as a loyal member of the branch as you have moved from our community you no doubt will not always be able to be present with us so as a very small token of rememberance we ask you to accept this sandwich plate hoping to still have you remain as a member though it may be im possible to be a regular attendant from altona womans institute signed by mrs i crosier pres mrs e lehman sec to mr and mrs jas slack we your neighbors during your long residence at glasgow have met at your home to give expression to the regret that your removal from our neighborhood has caused us the friendliness of your spirit and generousness of your disposition has been an inspiration to all of us you have been one of the foremost in promoting the prosperity and well being of the community of which you have been a prominent member and we feel that we have lost a generous noble minded neighbor and friend as a slight expression of the esteem in which you are held we ask you to accept this electric iron and toaster trusting that we shall share in your affectionate remem brance we at the same time wish you many happy years together in your now home signed d w crosier f wagg wm reesor 3 hhc lcal canadian carm the new town sedan the new town sedan now on display at our show rooms if you are contemplating buying one and would like a demonstration just give us a call by phcme and we will be glad to give you a demonstration fordson back again here are a few of the specifications 1 30 brake horse power 4 sins base 5 ins stroke 2 easy starting high tension magneto with enclosed impulse starter 3 improved cooling by means of waler pump 4 improved lubrication systemtrans- missioiu redesigned for heavier duty multiple disc plate order your cars and tractors now as we have orders ahead now for some models that we cannot fill for one month yet d holden ford dealer stouffville phone 184 vwwffisajwvvsviisivt ssss55s28s35s05s23hks5g2 ikiik mmwwmwmmmmmmm wilton rugs 69x9 special 3000 27inx54in special 500 linoleum rugs special while they last in one pattern only 9xlov 9xl2 9xl3 9xl5 950 1150 1350 1550 dr patterson dentist best work lowest fees stouffville i m w h shaw open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings close each wednesday at noon during the summer months