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famfftrille iribwite vol xli no 34 stouffville ontario thursday october 24th 1929 a v nolan publisher nyal creophos i suffered from bronchial asthma for years and could not get relief but now thanks to creophos i am cured i al ways keep a bottle of creophos in the house and upon the first signs of a cold i take a few doses and the cold is gone it also cured may two nieces of whoop ing cough when nothing else would help them this is a statement of one of our many customers who recom mend creophos price 100 j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 h ere an dtk ere 407 in connection with fire preven tion week observed throughout canada and the united states be tween october g and october 13 a special telegraphic message has been sent over the entire canadian pacific railway system by grant hall senior vicepresident of the company urging all officers and employees of the railway to co operate by setting a goad example of fires and the removal of their causes this has been followed up by a circular letter setting forth in detail how these objects may be ac complished it the english people were well advised they would not be at all loath to invest in canada stated sir william lien ier president of the institute of chartered accoun tants of england and wales a pas senger on the empress of scotland after attending ihe international congress of accountants recently held in new york one of the best sources of obtaining british capital is canadian venturesjn which can adian capital is also invested and the people connected with them of high repute and standing he added undertaken as a nationwido movement for the promotion of british and canadian music and to give canadians an opportunity of hearing the music which is their legitimate heritage the unique british and canadian concert series sponsored by the music depart ment of the canadian pacific rail way will it is announced be under the dlsunguished patronage of his excellency viscount wllllngdon governorgeneral of canada six canadian centres victoria van couver calgary regina winnipeg and toronto have been selected for the first seasons recitals and 14 artists in all will provide the programmes which are to continue at intervals during the fall and winter definite steps to control the traf fic in deer and moose hides which has reached large proportions have been taken by chief game warden h h ritchie of the new bruns wick department of lands and mines last year 7000 deer hides and about 700 moose hides were exported from now brunswick lar gely to glove manufacturers in que bec and ontario and the states of maine and new hampshire tin seal tags must now be affixed to dead animals before transportation becomes legal reports are appearing in the british press that the prince of wales stands to make a fortune out of oil production in his high river ranch some reports have estimated the possible profit as high as j5000000 this regard ed in the west as sheer guess work although the turner valley which practically adjoins the princes ranch ha developed oil on a large scale meanwhile there are no wells being drilled on the ranch though drilling is in progress about a mile away the prairies are usually associat ed with wheat and cattle but they are also important sources of com mercial fish tho thlrj largest lake on the continent is in mani toba and great bodies of fresh water in manitoba saskatchewan and alberta teem with fish of high quality in one day recently 40 carloads of whiteflsh and pickerel were shlppod from these provlnros to minneapolis chicago and new york farm for sale a choice fifty acre farm lot 17 con 8 mark- ham twp 1 miles cast of mark- ham village land clay loam all workable and well fenced a com plete set of buildings painted brick residence ntee young bear ing orchard with standard varie ties of apples also other fruits 3 wells 2 clsterris hydro passes gate rural mall possession ar ranged t w eagleson stouff- vllje r r 1 tf two candidates in east york hon geo henry and harold a senders will fight it out fully 500 people were present in markham town hall last saturday afternoon when the nomination for candidates for the riding of east york took place despite the announcement that allan mcdonald would run as an independent candidate on the school issue he did not appear at the meet ing siid no nomination papers were handed in on his behalf at the pres cribed hour returning officer frank l barchard announced the nomina tion of hon george s henry con servative with more than 200 signatures to his papers and harold a sanders liberal of stouffville hon g s henry riiade a vigorous defence of the ferguson administra tion and its record after many long years of liberal rule he said the conservatives came into power and during their tenure of office started a forward movement in the development of the resources of the province while the spirit of disr sension and riot prevailed in the other parliamentary groups the conservatives had worked with a united front loyal to its leader and with a clear denned platform he scored the liberal leader with be ing unable to tell the electors what he and his party really stood for of his own department he told how out of a total of 30000000 spent in ontario on road develop ment last year 22 millions had come from tlie province against the remaining eight million from munici palities referring to mr sinclairs charge that the gasoline tax was not legal he challenged the opposition leader to takeit upon himself to make it an issue at law and remedy what he claims to be ultra vires harold a sanders liberal nomi nee outlined the platform of his party and declared himself as being four square behind his leader on the liquor issue he said the liberal policy was to carry out the will of the people and not to make it a political issue he charged the government with repeatedly violat ing its slogan o hydro at cost inasmuch as they were buying power from private interests putting huge profits in their pockets he claimed that the liberals were out for the development of provincial power as laid down by the late sir adam beck r m leslie of east york is agent for hon g s henry and j smith of richmond hill is acting for mr sanders personal notes ringwood mr day was in sudbury recently walter vague has purchased a truck miss ada barkey is visiting in to ronto miss doris sinclair of toronto was home over the week end miss luella holden of stouffville spenl sunday at t groves miss hazel mmlsop was a recent visitor with her parents in stayner avm windsor of toronto spent the week end wtlh his sister imra lucy schell formers in this vicinity have been compelled to stop plowing on account of the very dry weather win bassett moved on tuesday to the farm he purchased from mr a loveridge about one mile north of our village tho endeavour society of the christian church at oungwood are having imrand mrs shantz of stouff ville to give an illustrated talk in tho church here on the evening of monday oct 2sth all the people of the district are urged to attend this instructive and interesting even ing which wll commence at 8 pm moving salk lmh separator c50 cap mclaughlin cutter cook stove and 3burncr oh stove ira d rushell phone 156 35 for sale double furrow riding plow good 816 tractor frank baker phono 15201 fox hounds for salo for sale number small pigs 6 weeks old also good driving maro or third horse and jersey heifer 2 years w e wideman lot 8 con 10 whitchurch yearling grade durham bull also heavy set brass mounted har ness al shapo rj smith phone 713 in memoriam in memory of our dear mother mrs annlo cook who fled one year ago today long days long nights she bore her pain to wait for cure but all in vain till god himself know what was best he took her homo and gave her rest mrsolllo flewel brothers and sisters mrs archie harding is quite ill this week miss stevenson of omemee is visit ing her sister mrs d c smith mr l quinn of toronto spent wednesday with miss b raymer pirs creyton nee luella bruce of toronto was in town on tuesday neil helse son of mr and mrs duncan heise was in town over sujiday mr and mrs a birkett of oak- vllje have been visiting at his old hohie here mrs w h sanders spent wednes day in toronto with her daughter mrs m moore imiss f sanders of jacksons point is visiting with mr and mrs w b sanders this week mr winston stonehduse of the staff of the bank of nova scotia spent sunday at his home in weston mr abram gourjie of toronto was visiting his brother rev s goudle this week miss stevenson of london one is spending a few weeks with her sister mrs alt hoover church street mr and imrs thos dowswell and daughter of pennsylvania also mr and mrs weswich of hamilton were guests with mr and mrs geo dows well i mrs win dr jameson of hamilton visited for a couple days last week with- her father a s leaney mrs r j ball miss mabel and mr austen and master robert ball of- hanover were guests with the formers mother dr s s ball last sunday s rev james daley and wife of port hope also mr and jirs w taylor and family were guests with the imisses daley mrs taylor is a daughter of our former townman mr r j daley plowing match is billed today the plowing match of the north york club will bje held as advertised on thursday of this week on the farm of anthony hoover at dixon hill up to tuesday morning it was feared the match would have to be postponed owing to the hardened condition of the ground due to no rain but the heavy allday downpour of that day quickly put the soil in good condition for plowing and at the time of writing all there was to fear was an over abundance of rain the stouffville womens institute will serve lunch in ratcliffs hall in the evening to this banquet citizens are welcome and it is hoped that a goodly number will turn out the prizes will be awarded at the evening function and a good pro gram will be rendered send the tribune to absent friends won provincial honors the plowmen from this district were well represented at kingston the boys found the going very hard due to the dry weather al though the kingston district had more rain than had york county this fall expert plowmen from all over canada participated in the events but every contestant from stouffville won some of the prize money those who entered the contest from this district and brought home some of the ptize awards were win timbers lloyd turner floyd steckley harry pugh d j tran fred timbers stanley thompson wilfred ferguson and wm maxwell- waterloo county succeeded in winning the provincial championship for county plowmen over the team taken down by the district repre sentative of york county the local team consisted of ernie timbers of milliken wilfred ferguson of stouff ville and cameron mcclure of wood- bridge these hoys finished in 2nd place and in their individual mark ing came in the order named above good attendance at liberal meeting ratcliffjs hallwas conifortably filled on saturday night for- the political meeting held in the interests of h a sanders liberal candidate in east york mr a d bruce one of the outstanding party leaders in this district tor many years acted as chairman and in his own convincing way criticized tho admnistrotion of the tory regime he commended tho candidature of the liberal candidate because ho stood for the things the people really want t mcgillcuddy of toronto also spoke in favor of tiro candidate and sharply criticised tho administration of the ferguson government and their liquor program the exreeve of whitchurch imorgan baker dwelt at consider able length on the school laws as enacted by the ferguson government and declared the situation in our own county as alarming costs are mounting while in the south end of the riding thby drive their children to school at the expenseof the rate payers also conduct efcfeterias in the schools and expensive auditori ums for which the farmers in this section must pay their proportlonte share mrs jones of markham was another splendid speaker mr sanders received a splendid hearing and for half an hour outlin ed his policy if returned in place of the minister of highways he said that the liberals would still trust the people by giving them a plebis cite on the liquor question while ferguson refused to give them a voice in the matter he criticized the automobile taxation and the hydro department and various other under taking of the late government the meeting broke up with cheers for liberal leader sinclair and the candidate mount albert mrs d cook visited at wood- bridge over the week end mr and mrs hisey of elmvale called on friends here on monday misses effle and muriel ross of toronto were home over the week end mr and mrs manning of elmvale were guests at mr herbert hall on sunday about 30 members of the ioof motored t6 cannington on monday night to visit the local lodge there rev dr stewart of toronto lec tured to a crowded house at hart- man on monday evenng his subject the mammoth cave mr and mrs edwtn forsyth also mrs soden and daughter of stouff ville were guests of mr and mrs h spang also imr and mrs jm grove and son roy of ringwood called on sir spang on sunday milk prices uxbridge twp council uxbridge township council met on saturdayoct 19th with members all prtpent oliriateslof last meeting read and approved communications read as follows w m qroskery agricultural representative requesting a grant to the north ontario plowing match no action by council j a mcgibbon clerk of the peace acknowledging receipt of selection of jurors f l button barrister stouffville stating that repairs be made to the drain across e forsyths farm and bring an action against the town ship for cost of same unless the council repair or pay for the work when done j a ellis director bureau of municipal affairs toronto strongly recommendng that council appoint trained accountants for twp audit ing a s leith co accounts toron to applying for the audit of books and records of the township r w thompson complaining about culverts on sideline lots 35- 30 con 4 imr catherwood gave notice that he would at next meeting of council move tor leave to introduce a bylaw to provide for holding the municipal elections for the year 1930 w chapman wire fence is 40 h kerry wire fence 63 60 alex noble noble bridge 113 75 walter thome gravel 32 25 kenneth wallace gravel 1 go ira stiner grading and grav go 00 m wagg 44 yds gravel 8 80 alex wagg hauling gravel to iflewoll culvert 48 00 im wagg 64 yds gravel for flowell culvert 12 80 a wagg grading and grav 42 50 m wagg 65 yds gravel 13 00 samuel irwin cutting weeds 4 00 w lock 4 0 yds gravel and haul ing same 33 00 s lewis posts for rail culvert 5 00 g james work on road 10 00 ed lewis 6 yds gravel 1 20 r hynes fl rds wire fence 16 00 thos morgason erecting guard rail 36 00 the following accounts were also passed and payment made ii roach renewing twp hall license 3 00 w huntingdon 1 lamb killed by dogs 8 00 r g flewoll valuelng same 1 00 on motion of messrs plckard and davles council adjourned to meet on saturday nov 16th for general business deaths johnson at 304 berkley st tor onto on monday oct 21st 1929 jacob johnson- in his 77th year funeral service at roadhouse and rose funeral chapel on wednes day oct 23rd at 230 pm inter ment at newmarket editor stouffville tribune a serious situation confronts the shippers of whole milk to the city of toronto at the present time owing to the continued dry weather pas tures have been poor and most farm ers have had their cows on winter feed for some time tho western oat crop is a failure the yield of our own coarse grains is below aver age the price of all feeds will be very much higher before two months toronto dealers have refused to in crease the price to us to meet the situation are we going to stand for it are we going to ship milk until the first of june next at less than the cost of production i think not i have written to the officers of the toronto milk producers asso ciation asking them to call the an nual meeting of the association at once and i would urge every shipper to attend that meeting and back up your executive in tlifeir efforts to ob tain a better price there are over one thousand shippers in the county of york if they would speak with one voice i am sure they would be listened to so do not fail to attend the meeting when called j r campbell one result of the dry weather throughout canada during the past year has been a sevioas slulagi of feed for livestock and dairy cattle this has been particularly serious in the west and since at the same time beef prices have ueen high many farmers have been tempted to sell their herds rather than carry them through the winter to offset this the province of saskatchewan has agread to render financial assistance to farmers in bringing in feed in ontario the pinch is being felt by dairymen many of them whose pastures dried up early were forced to start stable feeding very early unfortunately most of them in the toronto area had before these con ditions developed contracted to sell their milk at a certain price they are now asking a higher price but milk distributors have naturally been reluotant to increase wholesale prices when the burden of explain ing to the ultimate consumer would fall upon them a prominent dairyman is quoted by the toronto globe as explain ing the situation thus in the spring of 1929 the sell ing commission of the toronto milk producers association met a com mittee of the toronto distributors and after considerable bargaining agreed to supply milk at the follow ing prices for may june july and august 195 per eightgallon can for september october november and december 1929 and january february march april and may 1930 at a price averaging 220 per- eightgallaii can these prices are for milk of a 325 per cent butter fat test or higher and is for milk delivered at the dairy it was agreed at the time of sale that if any unforeseen and serious situation should arise during the life of this contract adjustment could be made a very serious situation has arisen in the form of a drought of great severity quite unequalled in recent years pastures have dried up and milking cows have to be stabled and are being fed regular winter rations which in tho majority of cases are entirely inade quate to carry the cows through until grass comes again the distributoys have been approached as to new price arrangements but refused to discuss tho question claiming that there is no shortage of milk and they say that as the producers are being paid winter prices they should not complain of feeding winter rations the end can easily be seen by january or february the stocks of feed will bo running low and there will be thousands of cows for sale there will be a real shortage of milk increased milk prices may be in evitable if this is true the milk distributing companies would bo wise to recognize the situation early it is in their interest and in the in terest finally of the canadian con sumer that dairymen should be en couraged to maintain their fine hords intact and to feed them well 3cornered fight jw wlddlfleld of siloam the pro gressive member who was nominated last saturday for north ontario has a threecornered fight on his hands this election james blanchard of uxbridge and geo vealo of beaver- ton have been nominated by tho lib erals and conservatives uxbrldgo township however is said to be strong for wlddtfleld while uxbrldgo town may also turn him out a maj ority tho complete list of nomina tions throughout ontario last satur day appear on an inner page of this issue sale register saturday oct 26th auction of household furniture- belonging to archie stover ohurcli- street stouffville no reserve sals at 1 f w sllversldes auctioneer tuesday oct 29th extensive sale of milking shorthorns shrop shire sheep yorkshire hogs horses farm implements hay grain etc household effects at lot 11 con 2 uxbridge the property of w e meredith no reserve sale at 1230 geo keays auctioneer thursday oct 31st mortgage sale of brick house and 3 acres of land 2 miles north of mark- hani on sth con sale at 2 oclock f w sllversldes auctlononeer friday nov 1st 25 wood lots or standing beech and maple be longing to dent law lot 1 con 7 whitchurch 2 winters to remove wood sale at 1 f w sllversldes auctioneer saturday nov 2 at lot 12 con 3 uxbridge mile south goodwood farm stock grain implements etc belonging to richard hynes no reserve sale at one fw silversldesauctloneer tuesday novsch extensive auc tion sale reg shorthorns and high grade cattle reg shrop- shire sheep hay grain tractor at lot 1 con 14 reach belonging to estate late j b morrison sale 12 noon f w silvorsldes auc tioneer wednesday nov 6th farm stock and implements belonging to ernest hoover lot 34 con 3 markham gormley no reserve sale at 1 sllversldes farmer auctioneer friday nov sth at lot 26 con s imarkham choice dairy herd of fresh milkers and springers be longing to albert reesor sale at one pm sllversldes farmer auctioneers saturday nov 9 th extensive sale of choice milch cowsholsteins and ayrshires to be sold at stock yards stouffville 24 in number 6 months credit f w silver- sides auctioneer for sale young pigs and ram lambs cecil storry claremont phone 3617 among the churches brick residence and 3 acres of land in the township of markham county of york under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mort gage which will be produced at the time and place of sale and upon which default in payment has been made there will be offered for sale by public auction on the said pre mises hereinafter described on thursday october 31st 1029 at 2 pm the following lands namely the southwest three acres of lot no 20 in the 8th concession of the township of markham in the county of york said land having a frontage on the eighth concession line of 20 rods by a uniform depth of 24 rods 2story brick house and frame hen house this property is z miles from markham station terms 20 per cent day of sale balance within 30 days possession by december 1 1929 the property subject to a reserve bid mccullough button solicitors for vendor stouffville baker hill and sixth ianh baptist churches w s whttcombe pastor sunday oct 27tn btker hill morning servtii sixth line evening service the young men of the church will have entire charge of the service at tho sixth line church next sun day evening two of our own boys will preach mr dave harris and mr bruce hisey presbyterian church rev w h fuller pastor sunday oct 27th ss at 2 pm evening worship at 3 pm subject the claims of the chris tian ministry 1 the anniversary service will be held on nov 17 th baptist church rev ww flelssner pastor sunday oct 27th 10 am bible school 11 am subject he that believeth will not make haste 7 pm subject the boldness of a modern girl further studies in the book of huth remember that we meet for prayer wednesday 8 pm sunday at 615 pm mennonite church rev s s shantz pastor sunday oct 27th morning service 11 am subject christian attitude to wards the world in politics busi ness fashions recreation evening servicel7 pm subject christian attitude to wards prohibition liquor andkln- dred evils both services in charge of pastor united church of canada rev h s warren ba pastor sunday oct 27th 11 am and 7 pm rev a jmann keswick 230 pm bible classes and ss kindly remember the anniversary and thank offering services on sunday nov 3rd the womans association will meet at the home of mrs hw sanders obrien ave on tuesday evening oct 29th at 8 oclock j christian church e morton and f e hyde pastors sunday nov 27th mrs robert flyer will preach at church hill 3 pm and stouffville at 7 pm mr hydo will preach at stouffville 11 am ringwood 230 pm al- tona at 7 and church hill at 815 the puble are invited to worship with us look radio bargains in used sets 1 radiola superhetrodyne 25 with tubes 1 marconi super hetrodyne 25 without tubes 1 radiola four tube 10 1 bosch radio complete in console cabinet equipped with a and b batteries tubes and loutl speaker 90 1 radiola loud speaker 15 wonder ful tone 1 allamerican loud speaker 15 good tone watch for our radio announcement for sparton victor icolster every ready marconi fada etc cober cober phone 129 daily coach services stouffville toronto single 95c return 170 leave stouffville standard time leave toronto 725 am zlooo am zll40 am z 200 pm z 340 pm 530 pm z 825 pm zl015 pm z saturday sunday and holidays only coach connections at toronto for oshawa mon treal orillia midland schomberg orangeville hamilton brantford niagara falls buffalo and in termediate points coach connections at buffalo for all usa points sr tn tx sssr 3rwwag gray coach lines