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stouffville ontario february 5 1931 stock- implements 3 cutters for sale used implements melotte separator 2 gasoline engines vesset grinders power cutting box for sale general purpose horse note we have again taken over the agency for r a lister and co and are carrying a full line of repairs and new separators and washing machines also good ford coupe for sale frank baker stouffville mccormick deering agent phone 15204 local hockey league locust hill and claremont play finals wednesday feb 4th friday february 6th and if necessary for the third fame monday february 9 best two games out of three for the prize the teams are very evenly matched and play a good hard checking game fans will get their moneys worthcome and watch them do their stuff acetlyne welding persistent rumours have it that col herb lennox imp is slated for a senatorship while dr lock hart of king city president of the n y c association is talked of as conservative standard bearer mrs- bertha irwin on monday evening december 29th ai g30 oclock occurred the death of mrs bertha a irwin at warsaw ny mrs irwin had been in poor health for a year past but not seriously ill until three weeks previous to her death which was due to heart trouble mrs irwin was born in mark- ham ontario canada on august 12th 1868 and was the daughter of henry and esther robson of mt joy on december 28 1ssg she was married to joseph a irwin who died on december 22nd 1924 mr and mrs irwin went to the united states about 30 years ago living for many years in the farming country adjacent to warsaw the deceased was a member of the warsaw m e church the m e ladies aid society and the w tcu taking an active part in the work of these organizations in spite of her many home duties she was a faithful and devoted wife and mother surviving are the following child ren rev mrs lester guier of wilkes barre pa wesley j of caneadea ernest m of perry jesse a and ralph e of silver springs mrs harold cammarata of buffalo francis h joseph d william r albert h and mabel irwin all of warsaw and 12 grandchildren also surviving are four sisters mrs alice clark mrs mary cock well mrs lewis ramer and mrs etta miller all living in canada and one brother frank robson of detroit mich is one of the main branches of our business and we have the facilities and ex perience to do you a first- class job experienced men only work on your battery if brought to our garage car repairing of all kinds tractors overhauled and made like new we are graduates of tractor school standard garage old todd stand j- haley prop before you buy a brooder off any md4 b au means let u bow yoa the jamesway thi brooder beyond any qnertlon of doubt ha3 mora desirable and practical xtttdxm tban any other brooder made wov nrre 8ee its equal for simplicity dependability and zaalit let us ahow you the jamesway and youll sec the brooder you want to buy bunt fey a company that stands at the top with reputation for tmildinsr poultry equip merit you take no risk yoa eet th worlds best when yoa buy a jame como in and see our fine line off jameswaj baby chide equipment et brooder stove at cost price with any order of 300 chicks or over h g michell claremont phone markham 8103 mount albert one of the best congregational meetings in the history of the local church was held this month the w a had arranged for a real family supper and the family was there to share in both the bountiful repast and the fine fellow ship immediately after supper mr roy stewart led in the singing of several good hymns and some people who were known to have sung before astonished themselves rev ii o hutcheson was elected chairman and imr w t lloyd secretary of the annual meeting tho minutes of last years meeting primed everyone tor the necessary business and reports were present ed in rapid succession by ollicers ot every department of church life mr georgo hammcit present with mrs ilammett as representative of the sister congregation of hartman and speaking for the parsonage trustee board reported the mort gage on the new parsonage reduced during the year from 1445 to s7f the session report revealed the fact that seven members had died in 1930 and that membership had been further reduced by correction of the roll and by removals to other places to the extent of fourteen names seven new members were received on profession of faith and one by letter the present resident membership stands at 253 mr jas arnold church treasurer reported all expenses met a deficit of 11s45 from the previous year cleared away a balance on hand of 5095 and an income for current expense account totalling over twentysix hundred dollars the missionary and main tenance fund treasurer mr wm campbell reported our allocation of 1500 including 300 from hart- man raised in full and slightly ex ceeded the sunday school report indicated an average attendance of 101 as well as 33 studying at home and 5s on the cradle roll with finances in excellent shape the womens association raised over 300 and the womens missionary society and mission band sent for missions 575 over and above the participation ot members in the m 01 fund the yps with 75 pledged members had a budget of 23000 of which 100 was for missions and the choir had a fine year completing payment of 150 on the organblower following the adoption of the m m and locai budgets for 1931 the election cf stewards for a three year term re turned roy stewart george walker james thompson and robert harri son rev h o hutcheson byron stiver and edmund wagg were ap pointed a committee to secure copies of the new hymnary for the congre gation lyman person and ryerson humphrey were appointed auditors and the retiring ones were heartily thanked after adjournment of the business meeting all present sang from the heart praise god from all blessings flow and the mini ster pronounced the benediction the mount albert and hartman congregation placed over 250 on the plate in the special envelopes last sunday to be sent forward as an extra gift in view of the emer gency conditions in our mission woh the farmers information from dept of agriculture many purchasers of dairy cattle are beginning to realise that a dairy cow is worth what she is able to produce on her investment after taking care of necessary expenses more ami more the discriminating cow buyers aro looking for animals with records and ine enterprising dairyman who is farsighted enough to see this trond can well jump at tllo eh nice of having his cows test ed and their relative profits deter mined drills was undesirable on account o heavy weed seed content junior farmer education schools of agriculture and house hold science in every county in on tario is the objective and part of the permanent policy of tho depart ment hon thomas l kennedy minister of agriculture recently stated in announcing that there are 12000 young men and women at tending tho winter short course classes for the first time every 1 county in the province has a shori course under the direction of the tile drainage the drainage department oac supplies a man to survey your farm department part of the federal for tile drainage such survey will grant which is coming to the on- show you on a blue print a com- tario department will he used to es- plete system ot tile drainage recom tablish permanent county centres mended for your farm it will tell colonel kennedy is a strong believer you what depth to dig each drain j agricultural education for the and the number and various sixes junior farmer a work that is still of tiles to purchase send in your on i jt infancy application to your local depart- mental representative boosting ontario products the success achieved by onion good apple season week demonstrates the possibili- with practically the whole of last mies that lie behind a wellorganized years apple crop marketed it may and ablydirected campaign for the be assumed according to p w sale of home grown farm products hodgetts that ontario growers have the onion growers started out with had an excellent season the bulk j the idea of bettering their position by their own efforts and have found that such a worthwhile enterprise gains friends and supporters as l south proceeds plans are now under way condi- for promoting the consumption of i business directory legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan of the ben davis were disposed o in continental european markets with the exception of a thousand barrels which went to america apple marketing tions have been restored more or homegrown carrots and cabbage the net result of tnese efforts must be to reduce the amount of foreign- grown produce sold on canadian markets the department is endeav oring to play an important part in this work by means of its daily noon broadcasts over station ckgw to ronto which are eagerly listened to less to normal with the gradual opening up of a new market in europe and the displacement ot ben davis with much better varie ties although the crop has been only fair in quantity prices have been quite satisfactory as a result the general year is regarded witli a good deal more enthusiasm than in sever al years past with regard to 1931 prospects seem quite good all fruit trees went into the winter in first class shape and there was no ex cessive moisture last fall by thousands of ontario families to the radio public bargains in good battery sets these sets have all been re conditioned and have brand new batteries and tubes and we give our written newset guarantee with each one call see them prices from 10 to 60 all electric sets from 75 up also a farm lighting system for sale cheap do you know that your local dealer can supply any radio at exactly the same price that you can buy them for in toronto and give you more for your old radio than you can get for it in the city why got the overhead and 1 because we havent heavy operating expenses 2 we can repair and resell your old radio for more money where in the city it is a thing of the past 3 we live here at your service doing repairing and we always keep a stock of repairs on hand when you buy here you have it repaired quicker and cheaper and our service guarantee on every set we sell is a protection worth nearly the price of the radio when the daily papers announce a special bargain prce dont be mislead and think that the city is the only place you buy it at a certain price your local dealers can supply the same article at the same time at the same price why because the large stores buy their products at the same place that your local dealer does to prove this i would suggest any person going to buy a radio select the model you want and get the best price you can get in toronto then get your local dealers price and you will be astonished- you will then be convinced you can buy them for in toronto and give you more that we can save you dollars- gorden e cober dealer in all kinds of electrical radios and electrical goods phone stouffville 8104 seedcleaning machines the ontario ana dominion de partments of agriculture have reached an agreement whereby they will share the cost of helping farm ers at stratgetic centres to install maintain and operate power seed cleaning plants assistance is to do given in the form of grants amount ing to 50 per cent of invoice cost of cleaning machines at local stations such grant in no instance to exceed 500 the grant will be made avail able to an individual or an organi zation of farmers interested in seed- cleaning machinery and provided it is shown there is a need for such equipment in the district from which the application conies each appli cation must be accompanied by a petition signed by 25 farmers stat ing that there is a ced in tho dis trict for such cleaning machinery owners of plants receiving govern ment grants will be asked to sign a sevenyear contract promising seed- cleaning to neighboring farmers at reasonable rates tne plan is calcul ated to increase farm efficiency and decrease grain production costs the result of seed drill surveys in on tario in the last two years shows that more than 30 per cent of the samples of seed taken from seed rations for cattle the committee on rations for on tario which has made a careful study of the subject recommends the following ration for dairy cat tle for every 100 lbs live wt 1 lb alfalfa hay or red clover 2 lbs sil age 2 lbs roots with the following concentrates 200 lbs oats 200 lbs bran 100 lbs barley 50 lbs cotton seed 50 lbs oil cake or as alterna tive concentrates 200 lbs oats 100 lbs bran 100 lbs gluten feed 25 lbs oil cake when lower grades of hay are used the recommendations are for every 100 lbs live weight 1 lb lower grades of hay 2 lbs silage 2 lbs roots and the following con centrates 200 lbs oats 200 lbs bran 100 lbs barley 100 lbs oil cake 100 lbs cotton seed aterna- live concentrates are as follows 1 j 200 lbs oats 100 lbs bran 100 lbs norman borinsky barrister solicitor notary associated with the legal firm oi corley keen and howard counsel j w seymour corley kc trusts and guarantee building room gu5 302 bay street toronto out telephone elgin 3153 and 3154 res tr 033 medical dr s s ball plipsician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county george coltham ontario imd surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 204 phone sc4 thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 slouffville anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory phone 4301 studio lehmans block massey harris agency in the old stand just south of post office stouffville get your repairs and new implements now j p cassidy phone 902 george baker realtor and valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont e a grubin r o eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optometry of canada gold medal ist and fir3t hermant prize winner in 19 28 at stouffville every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubin block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phono stoufrville 2405 gordon phillips licensed auctioneer experienced in farm stock implement and furniture sales gluten feed 50 lbs oil cake 50 lbs phone stouffville 8405 for terms cotton seed 2100 lbs oats 100 lbs barley 100 lbs bran 100 ibsoil i cake 50 lbs cotton seed 3 200 drs ira herbert freel dr ira frcel consultation hours 9 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm tues sat tues thurs sat afternoons by appointments only or herbert fieel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat c to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of lloyal college of dental surgeons and of tiie unlverslty of toronto office in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon and ot the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital qffice commerce bank up stairs phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college ofiice at the mansion house phone 101 successor to dr j t storey r g clendening funeral director and embalmer private ambulance phone 9000 markham ontario 4th line uxbridge lbs oats 100 lbs bran 100 lbs bar ley 200 lbs oil cake where roots are not available increase silage to 3 lbs per 100 lbs live weight and use same grain ration as above where silage is not available in crease roots to 4 lbs per 100 lbs live weight and use same grain ra tions as above the rations recom mended where no silage or roots are available will appear in this column next week oversubscribed subscriptions for the 9touffville road debenture issue has been over subscribed it is believed the solici tor is preparing a bylaw which must lie passed when the people will be able to pay in their money and start i the loan floating auction sale friday feb g stock sale of 20 milch cows ail milking or cios springers including holsleins ayrshires shorthorns and jersey to be sold at stoci yards stouff ville credit until june 1 sal at one j a hawtln prop f w silversidcs auctioneer saturday feb 7 auction sale of horses cattle sheep pigs imple ments furniture etc at lot 21 rear con 3 pickering the property of wm tlray jr sale at 1 sharp see bills prentice and prentice auctioneer thursday february 12th important auction sale of high grade milk cows implements horses harness grain etc the property of e j mcmullon let 32 con 3 east 4th line mark ham one mile south of gormloy post ofiice sale at one pm terms tractor half cash all sums over 2000 eight months credit prentice prentice auctioneers saturday feu 14 at lot 9 con 2 uxbrldge farm slock am implements belonging to douglas woodland s months credit sale at ono f w silversidcs auctioneer thursday feb 19 at lot 7con 2 uxbrldge farm stock and implements hay and grain be longing to goldic james terms salo at one f w silversidcs auctioneer monday feb 23 at lot 30 con 9 whitchurch farm stock imple ments hay ana large quantity seed oats tho prop of george smockum sale at one f w silversidcs auctioneer house for salh six rooms all conveniences on obrien ave for information phone stouff ville 3300 house ad a norman feasby spent a few days with his grandparents mr and mrs w smaller mr and mrs ed norton maud norton mr and mrs dan norton and boys also mr ray hardy were visitors at geo jones one night last week sorry to hear that sore throat and colds are making inroad in this neighborhood mrs r faulkner also jimmie and may have been under the weather with sore throat lately clarence and murray jones spent a few days with relatives near cherrywood markham and locust hill mrs ed norton and maud visited witli r feasby on sunday a number from this line attended the skating party and bean supper in goodwood last wednesday night mr and mrs wm norton and family visited at mose nortons on thursday last people in this district are not the only ones that have to draw water and considering the high elevation are doing well as most of the wells near markham and mount joy are dry too mr alvin norton is engaged with mose norton for a year mr roy mclinger at r feasbys for a week a governor general departs full military honors were accorded viscount willirgdon on the occasion of his sailing from saint john n b in the canadian pacific liner montclare on relinquishing his post as governor general of canada to assume that of viceroy of india tho pictures show the viceregal party on board ship including their excellencies viscount and lady willingdon captain g fitzgibbon mccombie of tho montclare- colonel humphrey snow comptroller of the household and lieutenant d ii fuller adc the inspection of england