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ftjgn i aawk5 i i stouffville april 3rd 1930 i a new case the new case tractor is now on view at wards garage stouffville do not make the mistake of buying a tractor until you have seen this trac tor of tractors less weight more power easier to steer cooler to ride economical efficient durable in short all the features that are so prevalent in case products come in and see it s l stouffer r wards garage representative 4th line uxbridge tmrs ii roach is home again when will we see harrys sinoke charlie is sure calling on the 4th often o melvern chapman is papering at altona at present dtussel feasby has purchased a line puncheon horse ralph faulkner and family visit ed bis mother on the third line sunday miss iiura and isabel ashenhurst and chauffeur visted at porte hope on saturday mrs moses norton and daughter maud attended the funeral of mrs s redman lemonville miss scynthla a- cook spent tuesday in toronto mrs canning of toronto accom panied by mr and mrs harry bock spent sunday with imike wallace mrs george martin was called to toronto one day recently owing to the serious illness of her sster walter ltrown was engaged buzz ing wood for elmer wells on wed nesday must expect another winter elmer gordon kirby of toronto is en gaged by jk brown for the coming season gordon cant stay away away from lemonville information for the busy farmer from dopt of agriculture 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 sound financial arrangements the camdim bank of commerce curith which is amalgamated the standard bank of canada altona geo keays is visiting friends in altona miss evelyn reesor was home for the week end miss annie lehman visited at b reesors on sunday elgin wagg has engaged with f seebeck for the summer mr and mrs j hutchinson visited friends in claremont on thursday jacob stover visited a few days with his sister miss teannic stover mr and mrs jas coates spent thursday at melvin tindalls oscar hutchinson was in toronto recently and purchased a chevrolet eedan watlch uie dust fly now mr and mrs lome wagg have moved to gormley we wish them success in their new home mr and mrs murray dunkeld goodwood rev mr harden and mrs harden arespending a couple of days in to ronto win whittleton and mrs r james are visiting friends in tor onto the members and friends of good wood united churdi are meeting next tuesday to enjoy a banquet and social evening all interested are expected to be there about oclock in the death of mary stafford here on monday of this week a devoted christian and lifelong resident of this place has passed beyond born 81 years ago on the old stafford homestead a portion of which farm the united chuilch now occupies she had spent here entire life here until a couple of years ago she was in ex cellent health but at that time lost school reports s s no t maiklmm iv class marlon sellers francis nigh kathleen stots gladys leh man dorothy hoover walter bulley allan hisey ethel walters absent for two exams sr ill class vera topham ruth hoover mary stlckley george foot jr hi derek barnett ii class jack nigh claude foot earl sellers cora hisey i class isobel fleming eleanor connor betty foot eldon boyd vivian boyd pr jean sellers fern hoover roy carter s m gee teacher poultry industry booms speaking at an agricultural con ference in london recently w it keek declared that a few years ago the ontario poultry industry was in the doldrums but that to day canadians consume more eggs per capita than any other nation in the world the direct result of a customer getting a guarantee with every purchase in the way of hav ing the satisfaction that the eggs bought had undergone a careful in spection before bein plalced on the public market if this were de veloped along over agricultural lines the industry would be placed on a more prosperous basis than ever before v value of cooperative at a recent meeting of the vege table growers association the vice- president joseph cyr pointed out an interesting case where an am erican buyer was in canada look ing for several hundred tons of garden beets for canning in disced form the order dould not be filled in ontario as ttore was no organi zation heire through which the beets could bo secured at such short notice the federated cooperative let quebelc to whch he was referred through its local organizations experienced kttle difficulty in find ing the grading sufficient beets for the order the incident points out plainly the value of cooperative marketing bargain hair trims there is a barbers war on in kin cardine and one of the tonsorial art ists of that town advelrtises his prices for barber work first class at that as follows shave 10c hair cut 15c marcel 50c bath 20c scissors sharp 15c razor honed 25c people of that village should now be able to appear well groomed at fairly low cost a strange anomaly they are talking of throwing cof fee into the sea down in brazil they have so much of it that it is putting the countrys finances on the rocks but so far our favorite brand costs the same to drink wheat appears to be so plentiful most everywhere that we in canada at any rate fear of going to the bow wows and yet bread seems the same old price being very innocent we nsk why is it so will some wise guy please tell us the sight of one eye and suddenly visited frank waggs one day thisj coupie dajrs ag0 ner condition w0 became serious and death was due mrand mrs murray ramer moved to old to mongolia on monday where mr ramcr will assist j green with his pet stock farm the monthly meeting of the womens institute will be held at the home of mrs ed avideman on wednesday april 9th at 2 p m programme paper a mothers place in the homo by mrs w d parker music mrs dunkeld and mrs milton a contest the best article made from a yard of cotton age she was a woman of kindly impulse and a valuable neigh bor and friend during her active years she labored in the work of the methodist church of a family of nine children four brothers and one sister survive they being calvin and amos at home jonathan of vancou ver nathan of toronto and mrs james wagg of stouffville another sister mrs catharine johnson died in stouffvillo just a year ago the funleral on thursday afternoon will the ontario government issued a statement tuesday showing 90000 more spent on road building in on tario than was received from high way traffifc taxation stores slogan- 10c 9c 31c 35c 21c prizes awarded and sell to the one i take place to goodwood cemetery nt wrtlll- flfrllt pflnftp wflva rtf linln a ii 1 1- at your right paper ways of help ing children to form habits of neatness obedience icourtosy by mrs stanley lewis roll call how- to plan to make sunday a restful day wool wool wo require about 10000 pounds of wool for which we will pay high est market prices lehmans mill almira phono 612 stouff ville 7 new massey harris agency i have taken over the agency for this company in the stouff ville district a full line of parts and repairs carried at the old stand south of the post office mr alf hoover will assist me in handling repairs and parts j p cassidy stouffville ontario rev a harden conducting the ser vice in the oh u fch cedait valley mrs philip fogal is improving wm rose was in tho city over the week end a e reynolds is confined to his bed once more alex emerson had to lay off work on account of a sick horse geo bingham is not so well again we hope he will soon bo around chas brandon is engaged in cutt ing wood for p kauffman p kauffman is building a new- house this summer also a bathing pool now we can all have an annu al bath oh h wlddlfleld is getting along very- well with tho job of bushing the t le it makes a big improvement to the road limited where quality counts peas tin libbys beans tin baspberry jam jar blalck currant jam jar jellies 3 for rolled oats 5 lbs s2c red rose tea pi pkg 35c gold soap 10 bars 41c mcoormicks fantoy biscuits lb 33c sweet mixed pickle bottle 45c sherriffs jellies 4 pkfi 23c hulk rice 3 lbs 25c fresh fruits and vegetables try our candy fount- p boadway manage food for brood sows alfalfa or clover bay fed from racks forms an excellent roughage for brood sows roots are also good but may not always be available the meal ratlion may vary conisder- ably but should not be too strong bran shorts ground oats and ground barley in equal parts if fed judiciously at from two to six pounds daily depending on the size and condition of the sow as well as the period of pregnancy has been found to give godd fctod tesults mineral feeds are usually essential and may be supplied either by sods or a suitable mineral mixture con taining charcoal ashes bone meal etic egg market settles down the imports of eggs from the united states have now practically ceasiekl ifor the current season a few carloads are reported to have come in recently but these- had been purchased on a previous order the egg market has sattled down quite early this year to a spuing stoning basis and prices at a major ity of producing points are consid erably lower than a year ago witli mild weather prevailing in most producing districts it is not improb able that the movement into stor age will get under way in earnest within the next week or so v fall wheat unpromising the fall wheat situation seems to be anything but promising this year judging from reports of agri cultural irepresentatives of the various counties in the province bruce county rclports fall wheat to he in a fair condition with the same to be said for alfalfa and sweet clover frontenac clover and al falfa have been subjected to late frosts which may result in some killing in haldjjmnnd the fall wheat situation is acute and this report is duplicated by kent where r is said that some of the acreage wlill have to be replanted in lin coln the hard frosts at night have been playing havoc witli this crop middlesex and perterboilough coun ties have been fortunate and the crop seems xo be in fair condition tho recent fall of snow will im prove conditions appreciably stock has winterad well and is in fair condition generally speaking this condition prevails throughout the entire province with an excep tion here and there in carleton live stock prices have baen exception ally good while in durham fewer members have been marketed than is usual for this time of year glen garry live stock is in excellent con dition and haldimand reports like wise breeding stiock is bringing a good price in perth more fertilizer used it ii clemens agricultural rep resentative for wellington councy is the authority for some interest- ling information regarding fertiliz ers which seems to be quite typical of- the situation this year in 192s his county imposed 125 car loads of commercial fertilizer and in 1929 this increased to 225 car loads one mixed farming town ship twelve miles square imported 01 carloads a substantial increase over last years figures is looked for this season molt no card of thanks we wish to thank the junior wo mens institute the neighbors and friends who so kindly sent flowers and also extended so much sympathy to us during our recent bereavement mr and lmrs e a lloyd custom hatching done by r mover phone 6009 stouffville young yorkshire boar service ross e ratcliff for for sale yearling holstein bull thorbred john spence phone 2913 stouffville 6 for sale- old due 3501 ayrshire cow 6 years apply m tait phone man cant sleep gets nervous hates people i could not sleep and got so nerv ous i hated everybody since taking vinol i can sleep 10 hours and feel lull of pep all day julius bender for 30 years douors have pre scribed vinol because it contains important mineral elements of iron calcium and cod liver peptone the very first bottle brings sound sleep and a big appetite nervous worn- out people are surprised how quick vinol gives new life and pep tastes delicious j m storey druggist auction sale 30 work horses 30 all broken and in shape to go to work also hackney and shet land harness and saddle ponies- brood mares colts and fillies standard bred trotters and pacers saddle horses and hunters the property of g a m davison will be held at the crosby memorial park unionville ont tuesday april 8 1930 deaths geo at tho rcsldonce of her daugh ter mrs e h crosby markham on wednesday march 26th 1930 elvira d crosby relict of the late rev d f gee in her 88th year funeral on saturday march 29th interment st andrews cemetery prentice prentice auctioneers the sale commences at 1 pm and the work horses will be sold first the lot includes many well matched teams and their weights range from 1300 to 1600 pounds lime anil acidity success in grain growing and gardening ofteln hlingcs upon the ainout of lime in the soil it has been found alfalfa however cauliflower and beets to mention a few of the citops require enough lime to reduce the acidity it is a matter for tho chemist and the ex perimental farms to determine whore lime is jacking and what quantity needed to be applied it lis wellknown however that itihere is a relationship between potato scab and lime this is explained by saying that while an acid soil eliminates scab it may if too acid reduce the yield experiments have shown that the range of acidity which will prevent sicab and yet not reduce th yield is very short so that actually the farmer needs very careful lime service to deter mine hits exact need of lime most vegciablo crops as a matter of fact do better under slightly acid condi tions roys clean seed the agricultural representative for the county of durham reports that considerable interest in clean- or seed is m evidence in his lqcallty as an example he states that in six woeks over 20000 lbs of clover mod and 1000 bushels of grain have been cleaned by the seed cleaning plant at the boys training rfchool bowman villc live stock winters well brant county farmers report that apples drastic changes are possible in the fruit act at an early date un der the new amendments to th ant the number two and three apples would be eliminated and all apples lot good color and xo 1 quality witli a minimum diameter of one and seveneights linlahes in the case of the small type and two inches in the larger type will be graded no 1 while lower colored fruit or that with a little scab will be classed domestic there will only be two grades iin place of the four non existent this is a result of the prejudice often expressed by con sumers against anything marked no 2 or 3 tho new law would also in sist that the small- no ls be put in one package and the larger ones in another for sale 3 good work horses apply alt pugh agont for cock- ahutt plow co phone 2703 for sale ford coupe good run ning order c pipher phone 2s02 markham for sale two geldings rising 3 years old r h spottord phone 2124 stoufliville wanted experienced married man to work on farm geo cal- lard stouffville under new management having acquired the standard gar age business from rout woodcock i solict your auto repair work quali fied mechanics and satisfactory workmanship guaranteed j h silverthorn phone 15201 stouffville two jersey cows for sale one just freshen j ii mertens phone 7905 for sale brown mare 5 years old good in all harness and quiet f l winn phone 6712 7 fob sale white blossom sweet clover government tested also clydesdale mare reg 3yearold o cox unionville 6 baby chicks quantity barred rocks also white leghorn baby chicks for sale ready april 19th r e brown phone 176 four young cattle tor sale suitable for beef ringers also 2 cows cecil ltacham phone s704 stouffville trucking i am open to do truck ing in gravel and sand dirt etc good outfit walter t vague ringwood 6 wood special 2 cords of mixed slabs and limb wood dry cut short lengths for only 15 win ratcliff phone 9906 tf for sale ford touring car in first iclass condition good tires starter apply percy tarr stoufr- ville the dynamo timer for fords and fordson is the best and most economical on the market when doing your spring overhauling instal a dynamo timer on yonr fordson for easier starting and more uniform power ends 75 of your ignition i rou bles and requires no olhng nor at tention recommended and pre- lerred by ford owners everywhere fully guaranteed for 3 years price 275 mailed cod on request e klinck phone stoumville 1011 j pasture to rent at lot 11 con 2 uxbridge plenty of water apply w i smith 55 hazelwood ave tor 6 6 wanted paperhanging and paint ing prices reasonable i have also sunworthy wall papers for sale phone me and i will call with samples orval roach phone 3406 stouffville 6 card of thanks mrs elijah punned wishes to thank the church organizations and tile many friends who so kindly re membered bur with flowers ami de licacies all of vhteh was appreciated during her long illness stewart ueake expert radio repairs and service latest testing equipment phone markham 2603 5 girl wanted for house work on farm near city best wages close to bus line dave martin wex ford ont phone malvern 90s tenders for excavating the base ment of mongolia sahool will be received up to april 19th 1930 specifications of work may he obtained from the undersigned lowest or no tender necessarily accepted r g winn secretary for sale or rent 1 acre with good house 1 acre with cottage 1 house and two lots rentals s 10 12 monthly we have for sale only brick and frame houses from 900 to 4500 and higher 100 acre farm 150 acre farm for sale call and see jacob yake jeweller and real estate stouif- wanted a few hundred bushels more turnips for shipping pur poses immediate delivery or will collect same from cellars very high prices ir e brown phone 176 stouffiville hatching eggs from pure bred barred rocks and jersoy black giants irock eggs 50c for 15 and giants 75c for 15 eggs s ii frotz phono 660 6 daisy chicks orders taken now for our barred rock baby chicks all chicks from our own heavy laying strain flock phone stoulf- ville 4914 henry wilier 7 notice is hereby given that james victor moody of the city of toron to in the county of york and pro vince of ontario salesman will apply to the parliament of canada at the present or next session thereof for a bill of divorce from his wife marion elizabeth moody of the city of toronto in the county of york and province of ontario on tho ground of adultery and desertion dated at toronto this lllli day or march ad 1930 james victor moodybv his solicitors godfrey corcoran 10 adelaide st east 6 toronto personal markham march 24 1930 i hereby retrakt all statements made by me concerning mr thomas hargraveof markham ontarlowhlch at victoria square rr gormley statements have tended lo cast re- i urn i no 11 ivri- i flection on the good character and obrici c stwbwhc j reputation of the said mr hargrave ouncn we siounviiic j george butterfield j notice of application for divorce notice is hereby given that arthur reynolds cousins of the town of aurora in tho county of york and province of ontario at present re siding in the city of ottawa in the county of carleton accountant will apply to the parliament of canada at the plresent session thereof for a bill of divorce from his wife valen tine alexandria mccauley gcnson watson cousins of the city of now york in tho stato of new york pre sent address unknownon tho ground of adultery and doseintlon dated at toronto in the province of ontario this twontyfifth day of february ad 1930 nasmitii fennell porter 357 ray st toronto solicitors for tho applicant should fire visit you tonight what then yon will be raced with big cxponso or possibly ruin it might happen today protect your interests fully by one of our insurance policies let us talk over tho matter together t birkett general insurance ajencr u