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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 20, 1930, p. 4

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stouffville february 20th 1930 the home town store grocery bargains water glas3 esc catelhs assorted fancy soup pastes 13c catellls eggweat noodles 10c beehive corn syrup 5 lb pails 87c hawaiian sliced pineapples mi quick quaker oats chinaware pkg ssc dried apples 3 lbs cooking figs 2 lbs i 83c criscoo lb tins 83c our own brand bakins powder lb tins forn meal 5 lbs ratcliff co town delivery phone 7112 feeds flour coal special to farmers with every ton of heavy feed you will receive a five gallon tin of black strap feeding molasses absol utely free no advance in price of heavy feeds poultry fefds of all kinds coal and coke always on hand s w hastings phone 169 tile salt stouffville cement the stouffville tribune published every thursday rate 200 per year 250 to the united states notes and comments a coripiimeuitary banquet war tendered by mothers and daughters of a sunderland church to tui fathers and sous the admission was that every man must have a boy every boy must have a man a reeve herman kidd of whit church township has been appointed to the old age pension board for the county of york this is an appointment that would look good to any member of county couitc1 ami whitchurchs reeve is to be con gratulated despite the offhand expression that there were too many old women in the senate the govern ment has seen fit to add mrs norman wilson of ottawa to the upper chamber announcement of which has just been officially made broomhall estimates that from now to the time of harvesting our next wheat crop the world consum ption of wheat will be around 14 million bushels per week with such a world consumption isnt it marvelous that we have a wheat surplus that we cant dispose of profitably v the york county council last week gave their sanction for the purchase by the county reforestration com mittee of additional lands in whit church township which will be add ed to the present acreage on the sth concession north of ballantrae the thousands of pines now plain ed are doing remarkably well in the sand soil of that area and under the careful supervision of percy cutler who is the government man resident on the land the season of annual church meet ings is again past and all of them indicate that the gospel work is well maintained it is an encouracr- irig sign for any community when the people show an active interest in the churches while one hears the church criticized a great deal usually unjustly one shudders to hink what this or any other com munity would he without churches 5ven those who never darken the loots of church profit from the tmosphere at creates in the com munity and from the moral force which is generated through the your opportunjty to we still have some wonderful merchandise left over from our january clearing sale and at prices that will sell it if you cannot come to our store today tele phone in your needs and we will s right out to you we are here to serve church in the lives of individual citizens at one time stouffville uad seven bar rooms today there is infinitely more happiness and pros perity in our community with seven churches holding regular services york county council has just con cluded its january session which lasted a full tinee- weeks the mem bers pull down 8 per day which is mote than most of them would earn at home in the winter mouths but then the salaries would be easily paid if only the council could curb expenditures otherwise the tax rate is advanced again this year by one mill which places an added burden on many townships the reeves and deputy reeves from this section spoke on different occasions against additional unwarranted ex penditures and we are glad to note this the efforts of york county councillors who are favorable to assist in paying the deficit on the metropolitan railway will meet with little favor on the east side of the county in this locality if the citi zens of richmond hill thornhill aurora and other places are anxious to continue the service why do they not come out and shoulder the operating loss farmers and otheis on the east side of the county derive no benefit from the railway and have to be content with busses and with no service of any kind most of the winter still their money is tc used to try and force the city to run the metropolitan while half the people of the county dont care a snap whether it is run or not bui they are concerned about their money being used to fight the city of toronto which step- the council agrees to take the son of hon james donnelly of bruce county has been released from prison after serving ten days of a twentyone day sentence for driving a motor car while drunk medical evidence was taken to ottawa claiming young donnelly was in bad physical state which warrant ed his release the public may draw their own conclusions as to the fairness of the department of justiet at ottawa in ordering donnellys release with the fact he- fore them that the prisoners father is a liberal appointee to the senate and dr hall the jail physician who made the medical examination on which ottawa acted is the liberal member for south bruce canadian law is pretty well lminlstered in fairness to all and it may have been in this case hut the public will not he satisfied with the setup of this mans release information for busy farmer 41270 pupils in public school york county says the inspector 79c special 32in allwool flannel suitable for womens and misses dresses colors navy green sand nude and rose special 79c yard rich and distinctly new a most popular allwool delane for a better grade dre or frock very rich and dis tinctly new and will make a most attrac tive dress a nice range of colors and de signs width is 32in width price 1 yd peter pan cloth for afternoon dresses and for childrens wear- comes in 32 width all the newest patterns and shades for spring a real bargain at 49c yd jacquard bath towels these towels come in colored assorted bor ders and stripes in s 24045 and are easily laundered we are offering this towel very special 59c each or 98c pr lingerie cotton crcpctsuitable for charming lingerie all shades in lloral designs 32in width price 3c yard white sheets a good size heavy weight in 84 special 300 pair canvas rugs in pretty llorial designs sizes 32x63 85c- 54x30 75c 24x36 50c each feather proof fancy art and striped tick ing 28 32 and 33 width per yard 45 50 and 55c- pillow cases 4 and 42 they are made of good wearresisting fully bleached cotton special 95c pr roller toweling strong irish linen with woven borders in blue and rose mauve and gold yellow and blue mauve and yellow special 5 yds for 95c oyster linen this beautiful material so much used for embroidery and drawn thread work comes in widths 18 and 36 specially priced at 70c 110 yd childrens rompers and panty dresses in cashmereite and ginghams sizes from 2 to 6 years special 59c 79c and 95c each boys heavy cashmere and wool hose made from the finest yarns sizes q to 10 special 49e 59c and 79c pr we have a new shipment of floor linole ums and rugs at moderate prices the public school statistics in york county contained in the report presented to york county council last week by inspector a l campbell is full of valuable information to the people of this section at present there are 109 public schools employing 910 teachers composed of 164 males and 716 females no teachers have a thirdtclass certificate while 172 have firstclass 725 secondclass and 13 special kindergarten there are 41270 pupils attending the schools with classes divided as follows primary 21 12 per cent first class 15 per cent second class is per cent third class 23 per cent and- fourth class 22 12 per cent a few years ago we had fewer pupils in the third and fourth class es than in the beginners classes he continued total receipts for the year 1929 were 2s33908 of this amount 315050 was a legislative grant while 1339000 was contributed by i about 50000 tons of hay hav been recently exported from east ern ontario andquebec to great britain the 1929 exports crhay from canada are greatly in excess of those in the previous year ontario potatoes appreciated uood success is being attained by the central ontario potato growers association this organi zation is marketing potatoes under a brand name and graded to a stand ard above canada no 1 to january 10 thirty car loads were sold in new- sacks bearing the brand name some of the largest retail arms in ontario are now haudling this stock the price compares favor ably with that received for pota toes imported from eastern prov inces i milktesting pays there is sound common sense in the suggestion of a farmer keep ing five good cows in place of fifteen just cows the case is cited of a farmer who tired of the work en tailed by keeping fifteen cows and who reduced his herd to five good ones the surprising thing was that the net returns from the five were greater than they had been from the fifteen this should prove conclusively the value in the use of weeding out the nonpaying members of the herd by milktest ing the local department of agri culture stands ready at all times to advise the farmer in these mat ters new hog grading rules the new hoggrading laws which came into effect last september have resulted in some confusion among the less well informed breeders and shippers the new qualifications are as follows hogs shall be divided in to two classes the bacon hogs and the nonbacon hogs the bacon class is divideil into two classes the selects and bacon the stand ard for the select grade is the same except that the minimum weight is now set at 190 lbs weigted off car the second grade of bacon hogs or bacons must weigh from 170 to 220 pounds off car the first grade ofj the nonbacon class is known at butchers and its weight range runs from 150 to 230 pounds weigh ed off car all hogs of smooth flesh ing and finish not conforming to bacon standard are included in this class the old shop grade has been entirely removed and hogs under 150 lbs are known as lights or feeders and requirements for killers are filled from the feeder grade m protecting cattle the stockman must he perpetu ally on the lookout to prevent his choice or even scrub cattle from attacks by vermin particularly lice and ringworm the former are most persistent and cause much annoyance cement and heleboresix parts to one have been used but it has been found that this dries the hair linseed oil may be rubbed or sabadiila powder or some insect powder may be dusted into the hair one application may kill and clean up the pests but a new batch will hatch out and in ten days another application will be necessary water for cows cows producing large amounts of milk require large amounts of water as well as feed it makes up seven pints of every gallon of milk prod uced and is necessary for all life processes it is said that of every 100 pounds of milk produced there is contained on an average s7 pounds of water the cow requires 500 pounds of water including that in the feed for every 100 pounds of milk produced good cows should be ix memoriam in loving memory of our mother mrs catharine johnson who pass ed away feb 22 1929 a faithful christian noble friend one on whom you could depend the home seems an empty shell since god took her with him to dwell weve missed sadly all the year her kind advice and words of cheer precious in the sight of the lord is theeath of his saints elsie and edith johnson groceries brooms 5 string 39c com starch 3 pkgs 27c soda biscuijs 2 lbs 25c ginger snaps 2 lbs 25c bonajni powderor cake reg 15c 12e borax sorp powder rog 15o 1c fresh home made candy per lb 2sc peanut butter pint jar 25c a w scott always- ask for dont do it operate tonsils save them by treating with mrs sybilla spahrs tonstlitls also for sore throats coughs croup quinsy catarrh tonstlitis and tonsil troubles good results or money back you cant lose jm storey druggiststouff- ville stovers bread the quality goes into every loaf ambrose stover baker stouffville ontario say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautiful flowers for every occasion muston sons phone 7001 stouffville ont special sale during february mens winter mitts and gloves greatly reduced womens fancy gloves reg goc to clear at 40c allwool gloves reg 6075c125 to clear at 35 45 50c mocca gloves reg 175 at 125 women allwool hose reg 100 125 and 150 now 25 40 55c blk only 4 prs- childs rompersreg135 now only 75c grey factory yarn 2 and 3 ply repairing as usual ag lehman the shoe man the reward of years of toil if you contemplate an auction sale the clos ing out of your years of effort in building up a complete farm equipment the bank of com merce is splendidly equipped to cater to your financial needs our local manager and his staff will gladly make all arrangements for the collection and discounting of all sale notes and for furnishing an extension of credit where necessary a successful sale is entirely depen dent upon sounds financial arrangements the canadian bank if with which is amalgamated l the standard bank of canada j he county and vanous municipal- sum 12 or more of t ties shaws phone 9b12 stouffville j in 102s 2 sos pupils tried their entrance examinations and 2511 were successful or an average of 8u per cent the tendency in school building is towards uniformity in the con struction said sir campbell the cost is also becoming more uniform more attention is being given to the keeping of school grounds in belter condition iteeve lunday newmarket stat ed that he noticed in the report that one school of 000 pupils had 15 teachers while one of 100 had 9 and enquired as to the reason of this it is usual to have a teacher handle a class of 35 or 4 0 but the department leaves the matter entire ly in the hands of the municipalities sir campbell answered are recommendations for addi tional teachers made by the spector of the board inquired mr luudy mr campbell the inspector nearly killed by gas druggist saves her gas on my stomach was so bad it nearly killed me my druggist told me about adlerika the gas is gone now and i feel fine mrs aj adamek simple glycerin buckhorn saline etc as mixed in adlerika helps gas on stomach in 10 mlnuteslmosl remedies act on lower bowel only but adlerika acts on both tipper and lower bowel removing- poison ous waste you never knew waj there relieves constipation in 2 hours it will surprise you j m storey druggist stouffville per day and should have access to it least twice a day this supply need not be warmer than 45 degrees if available at all times but if only supplied twice a day it should he warmed to g5 degrees or above an abundant supply of water will pre vent digestive troubles and assist in the production of the maximum quantity of milk market milk has been greatly im proved in quality in recent years health departmentsin many cities have been applying scientific tests in order to protect the consumer from contaminated or adulterated milk milk dealers themselves are also making use of these tests to protect the consumer the dealer ami the careful producer alike by systematic testing and grading of incoming raw milk supplies the dealer is now nblo to eliminate milk unsuitable for bottling and thus to improve the quality a dominion department of agriculture bulletin no 121 has been issued treating the subject from the standpoint of food value cleanliness keeping quality healthfulness and flavor it explains the importance of these factors and tolls how the tests are made from knowledge of the quality of milk obtained from these tests dealers re able to grade milk and to pay for it according to its value local conditions such as present quality t milk supply relative shortage and surplus at different- seasons as well as competition at other out lets for milk must he taken into consideration in any system of grad ing cars we have 41 newford cars and trucks sold now for this year so if you want to buy a new ford car you had better order now before they are all sold we will soon have the new fordson ttractors on sale for spring delivery and will have one here for a demonstra tor this month- we also have a number of good used cars listed below that we are- anxious to sell and will quote at bargain prices 1 ford fordor 1929 brand new never used bargain 1 ford coach 1929 small mileage perfect condition 1 ford roadster 1929 small mileage rumble seat 2 whippet coaches 1929 good condition 4 sylinder 1 whippet sedan 1929 small mileage 6 cylinder 1 ford sedan 1928 perfect only run 1200 miles 1 ford coach 1926 1 ford coupe 1926 and a number of other older cars sell cheap terms half cash baance spread over one year delbert holden ford dealer also masseyharris dealer stouffville phone 18402 ready for spring ready for spring we are agent and have for sale all machinery sold by the mccormiekdeering co also fleury plows and wheel- barrowsmelotte cream separators peter hamilton pulpers common sense fanning mills horses cattle used implements matched rising 4 and 5 years hackney pony rising 3 years fordson tractor 11 inch vesset grinder mccormiekdeering tractor 13 disc drill frank baker stouffville phone 15704

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