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stouffville december lth 1930 ratclif f co quality service the farmers inf ormatioi prom dept of agriculture you pay less for more at ratclif fs store groceries australian choice seedless raisins very fine per lb 10c finest valencia raisins large fat fruit the raisin with a flavor per lb isc seeded raisins 2 pkgs 25c lemon orange peel per lb 15c very fine cooking figs per lb 10c largest size table figs per lb 25c mince meat 2 lbs 25c essex peas standard size 3 tins dessicat ed cocoanut per lb fancy blue rose rice 4 lbs saxonia cherries per lb comb honey white each pastry flour 24 lb bag shelled walnuts halves lb shortening per lb green giant peas the finest peas pu cans per tin 25c 45c 20c 55c 40c 15c 23c fruit oranges we have made a selection from the finest of the northern california orchards fine eating per doz 35c cranberries per lb california grapesred emperor 2 lbs large grapefruit 3 for fancy table raisins 1 lb pkgs 25c 25c 25c 40c to0 much silage authority claim that silage is an extra good if is not abused two kinds abuse are to feed too much and t he surplus accumu late iu the mangers i should not be forgotten that silage is largely water if the cows are encouraged to cram themselves with silage at the expeus of grain and hay they will not be getting enough nutrients to sustain their bodies and a profit able flow of milk preferably the grain should be fed on top of the silage so that it will be eaten first and then not more silage than will be eaten readily u there is a sui- plus ii is well to clean this out of the mangers daily christies plum pudding 2 lbs 95c nuts california budded walnuts per lb 35c grenoble walnuts per lb 25c large washed brazil nuts per lb 28c soft shelled almonds per lb 20c filberts per lb 20c choice mixed nuts brazils soft shelled almonds filberts grenoble per lb 2 lbs only finest walnuts 23 c 45c peanuts special per lb 15c special assortment of christmas fruit calces candy special mixed candy 2 lbs 25c our special mixed chocolates per lb 30c sponge taffy per lb 20c satin buttercups per lb 20c licorice allsorts per lb 20c maraschino cherries in liquid cream l lb boxes 39c jelly beans per lb 18c jumbo creams per lb 18c jumbo fudge creams per lb 18c small a b gum drops per lb 15c silver cake candies bottle 10c assorted nut fudge slab 1 lb in air tight pkg 25c special prices in quantity orders for churches or schools special- fancy cured hams 10- whole or half per lb 13 lbs 25c town delivery service phone 7112 bylaw no- a bylaw providing for a fixed assessment for the lands buildings and eqifiment of the gold fish supply co limited whereas the gold fish supply co limited have purchased village lots nos 31 32 33 and 34 accord ing to registered plan no 321 for the village of stouffville and also lots no 1214 and j according to a map of the village of stouffville known as plan no 1155 on which there is now erected a large brick factory and whereas the said gold fish supply co limited have oquippod the said factory and propose to erect further and other plant and equipment in and upon the said pre mises for the purpose of carrying on and extending tholr business and have requested the corporation of the village of stouffville to agree to and to fix the assessment of the said lands buildings plan and equipment now erected or hereafter erected upon the said lands for a period ot flvo years and whereas it appears ex pedient to accede to the said request and to fix the assessment of the said lands buildings plant and equip ment of the said arm for the said poriod therefore the municipal council of the corporation of the village of stouffville enacts as follows 1 that the annual assessment of the above mentioned lands includ ing the business assessment toge ther with the building plant and equipment now or horoafter con structed erected or used upon or in connection therewith shall bo and the same is hereby fixed at the sum of twontyfivo hundrod dollars 250000 for the years 1931 to 1935 both inclusive and save as aforesaid the said lands buildings plant and equipment from timo to tlmo situate upon the said lands withia the said municipal corpora tion of tho village ot stouffville shall bo and the same are hereby exempted during tho years 1931 to 1935 both lncluslvo from all munici pal assessment and taxation of any and every kind whatsoever beyond tho amount to bo ascertained in each year by application of the yearly rates levied by the municipal cor poration aforesaid for all purposes in each year to tho said fixed assess ment 2 tho assessor of tho said mun icipal corporation of the said village of stouffville is hereby authorized and required to so make this assess ment and returns as to conform to the provisions of this bylaw 3 nothing in this bylaw con tained shall apply to or affect taxa tion for school purposes and local improvements 4 this bylaw shall come into force and effect from and after the passing thereof after the same has received the assent ot the electors of the said municipal corporation of the village of stouffville read a first and second time in open council on the second day of december 1930 notice the above is a true copy of a pro posed bylaw ana in tho case of the assent of tho electors being ob tained thereto it will he taken into consideration by tho council after the expiration of one month from date of tho first publication being the 4th day of december 1930 tho votes ot tho electors of the said village of stourrvlllc will be takon thereon at the annual election on january 5th 1931 2 that on the second day of janu ary 1931 the reeve will attend at the clerks office at 130 oclock in the afternoon to ap point persons to attend at the polling places and at the final summing up of the votes by the clerk respectively on behalf of tho persons interested in and de sirous of promoting or opposing the passing of tho said proposed bylaw 3 that tho clerk of the said mun iclpallty shall attend at the coun ell chnmber at one oclock in the aftornoon on the cth day of janu nry 1931 to sum up the number of votes given for and against tho said proposed bylaw and to do- claro the rcult thereof passed this second day of december 1930 ii w sanders reeve j s dougherty ciork notice to investors winners at international ontario expert grain and seed growers brought honor to ontario ami to themselves by winning nearly forty prizes at the international grain and hay show at chicago in keen competition ontario men this year brought home two champion ships and one reserve championship as well as other high prizes in al most every class in which they com peted their success should encour age many others to prepare for tho worlds grain show at regina 1932 the ontario department of agriculture has awarded prizes of 50 to each ontario exhibitor at the international winning a first prize m any class they included mrs m e maycock port milford first pnze and championship in field beans hugh jeffrey whitby first prize in soy beans ir f almos hagersville first prize in alsike seed special prizes of 25 for on tario exhibitors with the highest standing iu certain classes first prize winners not eligible for these specials went to the following h l goltz bracebridge field peas douglas dunton brampton alfalfa william batten burgessville red clover alex rettie norwich oats more schools in agriculture early establishment throughout ontario of vocational schools in ag riculture administered and oper ated along lines similar to those of vocational schools in the cities was forecast by hon thomas l ken nedy minister of lagriculturespeak- ing at a banquet in his honor at brampton recently we expect declared colonel kennedy to have these schools in operation in every county before long we can do it and we are going to do it he men tioned that the womens institutes could play an important part in the scheme with the aid and in struction they could supply to girl students in these schools any girl would be able after the three months tuition offered to her to cook sew and minister home nurs ing the boys would be taught to grow potatoes and wheat at less cost and to improve farming condi tions generally decreased produc tion costs was one of the depart ments major problems for which a solution was being sought and the cooperation of all county councils earnestly solicited popularizing ontario farm prtvts prize winners in the oni farm products competition or ontario women held at the rejt royal winter fair under aust of the department have been uouueed the first prize of 100 saviugs account iu the out government savings office goesv airs l b bull of is edgley avon scarboro junctionund the winner the second prize 50 in a simil account has been won by mrs milne jamieson of hespeler on and the third prize of 25 iu a sa s account goes to mrs a d fei guson rr 3 gait twentylive prizes of hampers o ontario apples and 25 prizes of bags of ontario potatoes make up the other awards the competition was staged in connection with the departments program planned to increase the demand in town and city for ontario farm products the competition was staged at the agricultural depart ments exhibit at the winter fair and a close inspection of the various sections of this exhibit can supply answers to the seven questions ask ed in the competition the department officials express themselves as extremely pleased with the results of the contest sev eral thousand contestants took part and the answers given by the ma jority was hoped to teach and were well learned by thousands of town and city shoppers average crop yields the final crop estimates bulletin of the ontario department of agri culture is of more than passing in terest giving as it aoes the average production in practically every field crop grown in the past year the average yield per acre in these crops is given as follows fall wheat 267 bushels spring wheat 22 bushels oats 395 bushels barley 343 bus rye 177 bushels flax 9s bushels buckwheat 200 bushels peas 197 bushels mixed grains 392 bushels husking corn 594 bushels beans 134 bushels fodder corn s40 tons alfalfa 220 tons alsike 14g tons sweet clover 2 os tons potatoes 114 bushels turnips 342 bushels mangels 36g bushels sugar beets 5g bushels carrots 134 bushels tobacco 1000 pounds in approximately 75 per cent of these crops an increased yield per acre is indicated over 1929 take notice that applications are invited from local ratepayers for the sale of approximately 60000 of road debentures to be issued by the corporation of stouffville said debentures will bear interest at 5 per cent payable annually and debentures run from 1 to 20 years it is expected that sums of approx imately 500 and upwards may be invested calling of said applications will not bind the municipal council from i mrs j ilouck who was visiting selling the whole or any part of said her daughter mrs p putorbaugh ac issue to outside purchasers maple lias returned home winter fair winners durham county junior farmers captured the hon john s martin trophy in the annual intercounty live stock judging competition at the provincial winter fair guelph with team score of 2191 out of a pos sible 3000 peel county ranked sec- ond ontario third and wellington fourth twentyfive counties took part in the event peel county team won the glen ormond trophy for the team with the highest standing in heavy horses in the intercounty seed judging competition for th fischer trophy oxford county led with a total of 2491 closely follow ed by durham ke it and york couu ties melville mrs w powell is spending a few days witli friends in oshawa miss marjorie lehman visited at her home in almira over the weok- ued for further information apply and tile applications with j s dougherty treasurer december 10th 1930 notice to cueljitors ix the matter ofthe estate of samuel hark late of t village of stouffville in the county of york gentleman de ceased card ok thanks i sincerely wish to thank my many kind friends including the wms womans association and womans institute for their letters of sym pathy during my recent bereave ment mrs i s barkey notice is horebv given pursuant to the trustee act that all creditors and others having claims or de mands against the estate of the above named samuel haro who died on or about the 29th day of november ad 1930 arc required to send or deliver tliolr claims duly proven to tho undersigned solicitors for the executors of the said estate on or before thr 3rd of january ad 1931 after which said date the said executors will distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having re gard only to the claims of which the said executors shall t lie- notice and all others will be exclud ed from the said distribution dated december 9th 1 samuel hoover ea3 hoover executors stouffville mccnllough button solicitors for kxcc stouflvllle r g clendening funeral director and timbaimer private ambulance phtoobo markham ontario the mary bruce mission circle will hold their meeting on thursday afternoon at wm stotts mr grant schuyler has returned to mr flemings after spending a few days at his homo in simcee mr and imrs harvey quantz of the eighth line visited with mrs j ilouck on wednesday of last week mr and mrs jos gayman and daughter luella of stouffville were guests of mr and mrs jacob wide- man on sunday we are sorry to report little wills forrester is on the sick list imr carson wldeinan spent last friday evening at mr willis lehmans mr and mrs brandon henry and family also mrs adolphus cook ot toronto called on mrs a miller on saturday evening the christmas entertainment given by the school will be held on monday evening december 22 at s oclock silver collection every body welcome mrs thomas meyers of zephyr visited her mother mrs s b leh man one day last week and mr benson meyers visited friends at cashel choir practice will be held at the home of mrs ed nigh on friday evening all members please attend as there will be practice for special christmas music a number of our prominent hunt ers including geo hoover henry miller clarence wideman edgar nigh lewis lehman and stanley topham motored to edgcley last week where they were joined by the edgeley hunt club they trav elled north south cast nnd west up hill and down dale climbed over numerous barb wire fences until they were leg weary and foot sore they travelled here and there and never shot a hare the dumbbells mrs a griffiths spirella corsetiere stouffville markham unionville bloomington dont forget the school concert on thursday evening december istli lmiss norton of goodwood is visit ing her sister mrs geo coppins rev and mrs chas fockler of keswick visited at win focklers cue day last week the annual meeting of the young peoples class of the christ ian sunday school was held at the home of miss alta fockler on friday evening following tho election of officers a social evening was spent the womens association held their annual meeting and a social evening at the home of mrs o r tranmer on monday last there was a good attendance and a splendid program was given mr and mrs grant barnes of woodville accompanied by her brother and bride were guests at everett barnes on saturday ladies aid of the christian church met at the home of mrs wm fockler on thursday afternoon a good program including the ex change of christinas gifts provided a very interesting meeting mrs j pattersons friends are glad to know that she is convalesc ing from her recent attack of pleurisy on sunday last dec 14th she passed her seventyninth mile stone and was niucn delighted and surprised with the birthday card shower and other tokens of love she received from so many friends far and near imr and mrs r a wagg of toronto visited with her mother mrs patterson on sunday budget should include provision for the regular saving of a percentage of your income whether the amount is large or small how ever regular depositing is most important this bank invites your savings ajcount interest compounded half yearly the bank of nova scotia established 1832 capital 10000000 reserve 20000000 total assets over 275000000 j a meleod general manager toroata th ontario railway municipal board in t3 matter of the application of ie corporation of the village of ouffville under section 16 of tl municipal act for annexa tion the said village of firstl part tp lot number 2 conssion ix township of whit- chuh seconv part lot no 34 conces sion township of markham estkay brown colored hound with white on tail and neck came to my premises s w hastin quantity of fence hails for sale at 5c each levi grove ph 060s dark hoax dukhaji cow due in january for sale also number of pigs 4 or 5 months old miss todd goodwood appcntment for hear ing legacies uy instalments samuel fockler retired farmer of whitchurch township deceased oct 11 last left assets totalling 36s0 to his daughter tena wife of allan pryno he willed g0 to be paid in 100 annual instalments and to mary wife of john wesley another daughter 00 to be paid in five years 100 a year david m fockler a son was left the residue 2580 all the beneficiaries reside in lcmonville out seventyfive acre in tho 7th concession whitchurch less mortgage was listed on the in ventory at 3200 and a 23ncr block in the cth concession at 100 insurance 80 completed the list the oario railway and municipal boar hereby appoints monday the nd day of december ad 19 30 at the hour of halfpast ten clock in the forenoon at its cambers in the parliament duiliigs in the city of toronto for tl hearing herein dated toronto this 8th day of decener ad 1930 h c newall 42 secretary the bulk sales act in the alter of the bulk sales act sd in the matter of ed hertand and hj bertrand of tlievillage of claremont in the xlvlnce of ontario notic is hereby given that the a novo lined have made a bulk sale oi their sets under the terms and provisions of the bulk sales act and that e have been appointed trustee oftlve proceeds of the said sale credidrs are requested to file their claiu with us with the proof and particlars thereof as required by the sai act on or before tho hit day oflanuary 1931 notice is further given that after te 8th day of january 1931 we mil proceed to distribute the assets o the debtors among the parlies entibd thereto having re gard only to ho claims of which no tiee has thenoeen given and we will not be liabiefor the assets or any part thereof o distributed to any person or peions of whose claims we shall not ten have had notice dated at ie city of toronto in the province o ontario this 9th day of december 930 the trusts iniigimraiitcc company limitd trustee 302 hay stret toronto ontario mae help wanted rellale man to distribute watkins famos household and farm necessity in the townships ot markham air whitchurch 10- 000000 organiztion established 63 years 3500 to 5000 weekly earnings right torn start suitable travelling equiptent needed but no experience or caftal required write today to j r watkins company deptr 297 749 craig west mon treal que groceries see our dlspay of pascolls english christmas gifts your friends wodd enjoy a pack age of neilsons frssh chocolates price to suit pocket sco our stock of ulk candles for quality and price first quality ranges prlc according to size nuts mixed or separate table raisins and igs l a w scott new ot lb melotte cream separator will exchange for young cattle or live stock phone 5408 r j smith the hetty realty shoppe have your permanent set by water waving the natural wave also marcelling phone 3206 stouffville for appointment for sale 2 jersey cows just due young jos mertens phone 7905 lost pair of eye glasses ill case double sight on the 9th con ot pickering east of atha road levi grove phone 6608 loan wanted first mortgage loan wanted on hundred acre farm good buildings hardwood bush twenty eight hundred re quired box m tribune stouff ville houstein cow for sale due good milker apply e j jarvis lot 19 con 7 markham phone 431s 12 estray 2 sheep and 2 lambs owner can have same by proving ownership and paying expenses g w wagg r r 3 stouffville george coltham ontario lmid surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 264 phone 864 i george baker realtor nnd valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont massey harris agency in the old stand just south of post olllce stouffville get your repairs and new implements now j p cassidy phone 902 gordon phillips licensed auctioneer experienced in farm stock implement and furniture sales phone stouffville 8405 for terms b o a d w a y s drug store stouffville ontario farm machinery binder repairs also good double and single riding plows also cutting box with blower 13 inch for sale cheap ben rexlin stouffville phone 192 highest prices for fat fowl wool and hides boadways drug store stouffville say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautiful flowers for every occasion muston sons phone 7001 stouffvillh ont