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stouffville april 17th 1930 it payj i use mmrmsmom pi k evkry purpose- for every surface ivory long wait 7 home decorator dries dust- free in 2 hours j no long sticky period when you use this practical sanitary medium gloss enamel in 2 hours its dry to the touch in 6 hours the newly finished surface is hone dry ready for use j and its so easy to use ncuglos no tricky brush work is needed just brush it over the faded woodwork walls or the dulled marred furniture it flows on smoothly bringing the color life and charm you long to have in your home interior j no objectionable odor to neuglos clean colorful quickdrying the most satisfactory decorative finish for renewing and renovating interior home surfaces martinsenour products for every pur- pose for every surface are sold oy brathwaite hardware varnjshesv lemonville mrs jack holman of toronto is visiting a few weeks with mrs m cook tlie young people are practising on the thursday evening for the taster service on sunday next our seventh line is in good shape now after scraping so we hopo for a good attendance at church next sunday afternoon the ladies aid met at the home of mrs ii cook last wednesday with a good attendance of members nd a splendid meeting was reported foil kent six roomed house on stouffer street all new electric wired john morgason for salk brown mare 5 years old good in all harness and quiet f l winn phone 6712 7 for sale 2 jersey heifers just freshen also horse 4 yrs old and driving maro geo lewis hatciuxg eggs extra large white pektn duck eggs 5c each phone 3701 howard barkey 7 wood special 2 cords of mixed slabs and limb wood dry cut short lengths for only 15 win ratcliff phone 990g if forhson tractor for sale oliver tractor plow all nearly new good team of bay geldings rising 3 and 4 well broken e williams phone 1112 hay chicks orders taken now for our barred hock ilaby chicks all chicks from our own heavy laying strain flock phone stouit- vllle 4914 henry miller 7 house and acre of land for rent or sell on 9th concession of markham close to school good orchard half mile to stouffville truman holden owner ph 5115 for sale baled hay first quality second cut alfalfa fred terry phone 414 stouffville uppies american spit bull puppies for sale phone 15703 stouffville baby rock chicks for salk ready for delivery about april 26 d woodland stouffville rr3 s uauy chicks vow ready rocks and leghorns phone j green imongolia pet stock farm io rent house with electric and centrally located six rooms apply j borinsky 7 furniture extension table parlor suite and a small round table for sale henry bnllinger or phone 174 stouffville wanted a few more turnips suitable for shipping purpose can pay you a high price call 17c ir- e brown we want all kinds of live poul try for which top market price will be paid sam golden apply at e c pennocks livery personal mr edmund ted cadieux of meroberts avenue lumber bay wishes it to be known that he is not the edmund cadieux of mimico who was arraigned on a serious offence in the mimico court edmund ted cadieux for pi sale a number of small s m r barkey phone 4706 tractor plowing and cultiv ating new outfit gordon holden phone 3702 s liuoodeit one queen brooder heated with coal or coke 500 chick capacity avh chapman phone 5005 ballantrae we hope for a good turnout next sunday morning for the easter ser vices in our church here our ladies quilted 3 more quilts in the basement of the church last friday congratulations ladies for jour faithful work also thanks to the ladies who donated cushions and pillow covers we are glad to see mrs clarke back again in her alecustomed place at church we hope she may con tinue in better health after her sick ness wanted horse wanted for sum mer season for its board cephas riaynier phone itaky chicks quantity barred rocks also white leghorn baby chicks for sale ready april 19th r e brown phone 176 for sale fresh cow also a 2 year old jersey bull by registered sire and t b tested apply win h leitch lot 2s 5th con mark- ham tenders for excavating and cementing the basement of mon golia school will be received up to april 19th 1930 specifications i of work may bo obtained from the undersigned lowest or no tender necessarily accepted r g winn secretary for sale hatching eggs from purebred single comb white leg horns this flock has been bred for size vigor and heavy eggproduction and is headed by pure university of british columbia males the strain that has proven under official test to be among the worlds greatest layers eggs 1c each fred mpugli phone stouffville 1102 7 should fire visit you tonight what thon you will be faced with big expense or possibly ruin it might happen today protect your interests fully by one of our insurance policies lot us talk over the matter togother t birkett general insurance agoner notice of application for divorce notice is herby given that alfred norman shone of the city of toron to in the county of york in the province of ontario labourer will apply to the parliament of canada at the next present session thereof for a bill of divorce from his wife winifred may shone of the town of suttoninashlleld in the county of nottingham in that part of great britain called england on the grounds of adultery and desertion dated at toronto this 3rd day of april 1930 proudfoot duncan gilday tisdall 85 richmond street west toronto solicitors for the said applicant warning take notice that par ties found driving cars without 1930 markers or without carrying 1930 permits will be prosecuted by order alf hugh police constable for stouffville and county of york thc national leave toronto daily at 900 p in arrives at winnipeg 645 am second morn ing good connections at winnipeg for all points in western canada equipment compartment observa tion libra ry buffet cars radio standard sleep ers tourist sleepers diners and coaches ieaded for bankruptcy the canadian farmer is learning that by taking everything from his soil and returning nothing he is bead ed straight for agricultural bank ruptcy and that every dollar spent on good fertilization is better in vested than a dolilir in the savings baplc try national fertiliznr for best results we deliver to your farm jas l ogden phone 5827 stouffville 10 goodwood the goodwood young people will repeat their play dust of the earth at siloam on friday april 25th the goodwood stock exchange has moved to outdoor quarters with big business doing easter services of special interest in our baptist and united churches next sunday win henderson will lead the united choirs win todd is busy fixing up the county highway for good motoring he now is in charge of ten miles of this highway from lincolnville to uxbridge we hear it is likely to be a government highway soon come to the goodwood united church wednesday evening april 23rd at s oclock and hear a piano recital to be given by the pupils of viola reid and other assisting pian ists special guest artists will be miss evelyn harper contralto miss eileen kestsr toronto pianist and rev a harden tenor and elocu tionist a dainty lunch will be served and a collection taken in aid of the young peoples lengue a well attended meeting of the goodwood cemetery board was held in goodwood on april 5th at the home of the secretary treasurer d mcdonald after a heavy drive over the bad muddy roads from stouffville to goodwood the four members of the toronto committee reached the place of meeting much credit was given to the president mr dowswell the secretary and members for the business and work done last year also thanks to the people who came forth to help financially and to those who loaned their teams and wagons and other help in levelling up and filling the parts of the old cemetery a new fence is needed to enclose the new part purchased this item will be costly with grading up and marking off the new plots and no doubt the people will be appealed to for help in one way or another it is the boards desire that this work should be commenced very soon any money and time given by the toronto committee lias been given cheerfully many letters mailed and many phone icalls and visits with numerous trips to and from good wood have been made which all takes time maybe there are yet some who have not contributed can we not do some more to help these men of the board to finish their work in making the goodwood cemetery look one of the best probably in june the new part will be opened and dedicated would it not gladden the hearts of the members of the board when this lime comes lo know that the fencing the present measure ed to them for justice let me refer briefly to the bill itself and in the preamble thereof without reading the whole of it 1 find the following and it is desirable to provide assistance or additional assistance for these veterans in recognition of their service let me- say to my hon friends opposite that the veteruns of this country are not looking for assis tance or are they asking for charity they are asking that they be in demnified for the loss which they sustained by reason of going to the front to protect this country in my opinion it is an insult to the veterans that a bill should be ia troduced into this house or into any other house suggesting that the men who fought and suffered in the theatres of war for four or five years should be regarded as suppliants be fore the people of the dominion of canada i believe that every veteran of canada will resent as he has a right to resent the reflection cast upon him by the wording of the preamble of this bill if the veteran is not entitled to indemnification by reason of his war service during which he suffered casualty then he does not want it but if he is entitl ed to it he wants it only because he is entitled to it and because the people of this country promised that when he took up arms and went to the front he would be looked after his family would be taken care of and at all events his mind might be at ease with respect to any injury that might occur to him or anything that might be required for the pro tection of his family may i ask you sir to follow me just a little further with respect to the bill itself clause 2 defines the theatre of war under the old definition a man who was injured in england for instance either through air raids or through training in those camps which were very injurious during the time of training was entitled to some consideration but i see that that man unless today he is receiv ing a pension does not come within the wording of the bill let me read it in part veteran means any member of the canadian ex peditionary force who having seen service in canada or england only if it had stopped there andjlmt was the wording of the previous act ft would have been satisfactory but let me point out that that is qualified and qualified to the financial injury of the canadian veteran it reads as follows any member of the canadian expeditionary foree who having seen service in canada or england only and is in receipt of a pension for an injury or disease incurred or aggra vated during service or who accept ed a final payment for a disability between 5 per leent and 14 per cent under the provisions of the pension act therefore the situation today is entirely changed and if this bill passes the only veteran who did not leave england who will be entitl ed to consideration is the one who has already been dealt with and who is receiving a pension of from 5 to 14 per jcent after having been dealt with 1ry the pension board i ask the hon gentlemen opposite is it the intention that a man though he may not have received from the pension board a pension should not be per mitted to receive the benefits to be derived from the present legislation i thought one of the objects of the bill was to overcome the very diffi culties that we were confronted with under the old act that it was to be wider in its scope and that every muni would have an opportunity of presenting his case before the com mittee or commission or board or whatever you wish to call it and have his lease disposed of but if this definition is correot and if the bill passes in its present form no veter an who received a casualty or was injured or disabled in england and whose claim was turned down by the board can hopo to seek relief under epawe code name of the model c case tractor a unit of engineering development five years in advance of the tractor industry built technically to suit every practical need of the user it combines and embodies the features that are so necessary to a small hard working unit of machinery it is built low to the ground in order to give power where power is most useful it turns in a radius of little more than its own length to admit of gett ing into small spaces it has pressure lubrication to assure all bearings getting the oil they so much require is built light to assure maximum power on drawbar not having to use only a small proportion of its power to propel itself it is built to allow easy access to all inside- parts from outside it has innumerable features that are in themselves labor saving devices come in and see it risk what you like about it judge for yourself on view at wards garage s l stowfer stouffville we also handle the full line of case threshers plows and farm implements grading etc has been paid for by every person in goodwood and vicinity and former residents doing their share we feel that this work can be accomplished lets help waller davey secty treas toronto dist glycerin mix removes cause of stomach gas new egg circle we have opened a premises in stouffville for candling eggs and shipping farmers are in vited to join the circle find re ceive the benefits of cooperative marketing call and see us next door west wards garage j greex m ravmei sleeping car service to sudimtky enjoy a comfortable ride in allsteel stand ard drawing room sleepers car remains at sudbury until con venient liourforrising simple glycerin buckthorn bark saline etc as mixed in adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel removing poisons you never thought were thero and which caus ed gas and other stomack trouble just one spoonful relieves gas sour stomach sick headache and constipation dont take medicine which cleans only part of bowels but let adlerika give you a real cleaning and see how good you feol it will surprise you j m storoy druggist stouffville pensions and returned soldiers problem continued from page 4 national health i find the annual cost of this appeal board to be information and reservation from any agent of canadian i national railway- ranadian j i matioifial 133 to ewytifure in canada salaries members salaries staff salaries soldiers advs expense of board expense of advisers 31000 58740 32074 31031 11s97 1g5c50 22 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 your fordson for easier starting and more uniform power ends 75 of your ignition trou bles and requires no oiling nor at tention recommended and pre ferred by ford owners everywhere fully guaranteed for 3 years price 275 mailed cod on request e klinck phone stouffville 1011 i dealt with by the hoard the expense at victoria square rr2 gormley of oporat cost country nearly also available from 1io klinck 125000 more than the amount orricn ave stouffville 5 awarded to the veterans who appeal- disposed of it five years before hav- the awards at present in force as result of the judgments of this board number 297 and although the expenses of the board amount to ovor 115000 the total awards amount to only 143000 or 23000 less than the expenso of operating the board this board was constitu ted for the purpose of looking into theso claims and having expended 166000 naturally one would cv- pect that n great many appeals would have been brought to their notlcebut we find with all the appeals my submission is that with res pect to this bill we should not con sider anything that has been done by the old pension hoard this new bill was i understand to be a fresh start we wore to give an opportun ity to every veteran to come under the provisions of tins new measure for the purpose of placing his case before the pension board but thous ands of veterans who through no fault of their own were unable to kave england who suffered in eng land and whose claims were not ad mitted by the pension board are in no better position today than they were under the old act therefore i submit that the words limiting the class of veteran who is entitled to relief though he did not leave eng land should be eliminated from the bill and it should bo loft to the new board to say whether such veterans nre entitled to compensation or not there is another feature of the bill to which i wish to dlrebt atten tion and which is perhaps one of the worst elements it contains imr adshead has the new com mittee not power to do exactly as my hon friend asks to be done mr lennox- this bill siys not am just reading from the bill mr adshead the new committee has power to alter the bill or to re commend any alterations mr lennox i sincerely trust it has the power because this is a most unfair proposition in view of what the hon member has said may i say whether the committee has the power or not and i hope it has the intention of the government when the hill was drafted was what it at present contains let mo read another clause in the bill with reference to the income which shall not be included clause 10 roads for the purpose of this alct in come shall not include then it goes on to define what in come shall not include but listen to this a transfer of property made iesi than five years before the date o application for allowance shall be deemed to hatve been made for the purpose of qualifying for such allowance in other words any veteran who was in possession of real estate and tag any application for penion shall be deemed under this bill to hav got rid of his property for the pur pose of getting an allowance there are no doubt known to lion members many cases of men who were in possession of real estate who probably had it free from encum brance when they went to the theatre of war and when they came hack but who by reason of the treatment which they received at the hands of the government were fonced to dis pose of their property in order to make- a living for their families they did not do this voluntarly or for the purpose of receiving an allowance mr stewart leeds they did not know anything about it mr lennox as my hon friend reminds me at that time they did not know anything about it but how many men were there and are there amongst the veterans who dis posed of their property for the pur pose of coming in under this mea sure i would be sorry to think any one would do such a thing and i cannot understand what must have passed through the mind of who ever drafted the bill- and the minister must take the responsi bility for it when he added the clause which i have just read i can not imagine what could have suggested it to him because if we take the most charitable view of it it means that the veterans were perpetrating a fraud upon the people of this country that they were con veying their property getting rid of it so that ithey could come to the pension board and say i have noth ing with which to support myself i have no income i am unable to work and consequently i am entitl ed to some redress i think the worst feature of the clause is that it does not even give the veteran an opportunity of show ing how ho disposed of this property not only that but the bill says you did get rid of your property for the one and express purpose or be ing able to come in under this act i wonder if the hon gentlemen think that is a fair charge to make against any veteran in this country it is a positive charge of fraud it doesj not even say that the veteran who five years before lie made applica tion for an allowance had disposed of his property will be given the opportunity to explain the circum stances under which the disposition took place no the government does not even do that they uiko it in their own jiauds and say the veteran disposed of his property for that ono purpose only and wejwill not give him the opportunity to come before the committee for the purpose of explaining why he did it i have no doubt that there were hundreds of poor fellows suiterlng as they did after they came home and still are who being unable to meet the expenses of their household were forced perhaps at a very great sacrifice to dispose of their property and now because of that further sacrifice which they were compelled to make are not entitled to come in under this act let me go a little further and point out another clause or two in this act under the old act the pen sion board was responsible for its actions and when you went before them although they were not very sympathetic on all occasions no matter how many doctors certifi cates you produced if they were against you they would tell you that it was because you did not come under the act and consequently they could do nothing for you the government placed he responsibility upon fhe pension board and the pension board mot the applicant with the statement wo are here merely as trustees and we regret that we cannot do anything to help you let me point out the position a veteran is in today if this bill goes through in its present form i refer hon gentlemen to clause 15 which says i the governor in council may from time to tlmo on tho recom mendation of the minister make regulations not inconsistent with the provisions of this act with re gard to allowances herein provided for and without limiting the gener ality of the foregoing provisions may provide by regulation muy provide by regulation- for what let me read from the bill to show the tremendous power that is retained in the hands or the minister the bill provides that- the minister among other things may make re gulations as to a the time at which applica tions for allowances may he made b the time at which after application therefor the payment of allowances shall commence c the definition of residence and of the intervals of absence from canada by which residence therein shall not be deemed to have been interrupted d the evidence to be required or accepted by the committee in support of ran application for allowance in other words no matter what the evidence before the committee is it still rests with the minister to say whether that evidence is sufficient upon which to grant a pension to the applicant it is taken com pletely out of the hands or the committee if the minister wishes to do so beoiuse the evidence to he- required or accepted by fhe com mittee in support of an application for an allowance may from time to time be regulated by the governor in council the next clause provides that regulations muy be made at the request or direction of the minister as to the manner in which the in come of a veteran is to be determ ined for the purpose of this act f point out these things to show lion gentlemen that notwithstanding that we have a new act and a new board notwithstanding that this act is supposed to he for the greater jienefit of the veteran yet after all under the provisions of section 15 everything is retained in the hands of he minister and is under his control and whatever he says goes as to when the allowance shall be made and as to whnt evidence shall lie sufficient to justify an allowance it he wishes to interfere he holds in his hand a most powerful weapon a weapon that should not be held by cny hon minister in this house if a commission is appointed one would fhlnk that the government would have sufficient confidence in it to leave it in its hands to decide who should receive an allowance and who should not my submission is that the minister has no right to inter fere whatever the result may he after a case has been dealt with by the commission i do not propose to take up tho lime of the house any longer i sin cerely hope that this hill may result in giving greater relief to the men who fought for his country the onus of proof of course was one of the great obstacles that fhe last pen sion board had to deal with i think the only question for the board to deal with when a man who is really disabled and who has got dotetors certificates certifying to his disability appears before them is not whether fhe man can prove that his disability is due to the war the question for tho board to ask themselves is this would this man lie suffering from his present dis ability if he had not gono to the war that i think is the question thai ought always to ho before the minds of the board and if thev deal with tho veteran with hint idea in mind i ihlnk that a great deal of the dissatisfaction which has permeated this country for the last four or five years will be got rid of sale register thursday april 21 entire household furniture belonging to the estate of tho late mrs j l raker will foe sold at the late residence main street west with out reserve the fine residence will also he offered subject to a reserve bid sale at one f w sllrersldcs auctioneer