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stouffvilleontario frebruary 2g1931 farm machinery binder repairs also good double and single riding plows also cutting box with blower 13 inch for sale cheap highest prices paid tor wool hides ben rexlin stouffville phone 192 boadways drug store stouffville say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautiful flowers for every occasion muston sons phone 7001 stouffville ont quality service you pay less for more at ratcliffs store st lawrence granulated sugar per 100 lbs 520 it looks like a good buy as the market is firming up picake shortening the finest per lb 15c domestic shortening in 3 5 lb- pails per lb 15c sweet oranges 2 doz for 29c cooking onions 10 lbs for 25c pure maple syrup pt jars 35c pure maple syrup per gallon 250 large white java tapioca 3 lbs 25c lima beans 2 lbs 25c salmon 2 tins 25c popping corn per lb 10c fancy blue rose rice 4 lbs- 25c peas special 3tins 25c tomatoes large 10c ratcliff co town delivery phone 7112 do you remember way back dont give a dollar j coal coke feed molasses call in and get our prices on feeding molasses by the barrel or bulk we have it on hand feeds bran seeds shorts corn sampson feed cornmeal flour all sizes of coal and coke poultry feeds a specialty s w hastings phone 169 stouffville tele salt cement when the stouffville post office on the hill between what is known as baker ave and stouffer streets first it was in a frame building on the north side about where the misses stouffer live then removed across to a brick building ou what is now in the publio school site oh what a scrap there was be tween the two tactions one support ing its removal to the new business centre west of the swamp and the other wanting it to remain on the hill there was a distinct division between the two parts of the village in those days the low sec tion near the creek east of jermans blacksmith shop being mostly swamp land and not developed the citizens of the older village at the corners felt it a hardship indeed that the post office should be taken so far away later arrangements were made to have mail delivered for those who desired it and paid a fee for the privilege to the east end store now kept by mr leavens little the citizens of that day thought that a fine government building such as we have would ever be erected in stouffville old timer iloa register dont give a newspaper a dol lar such is the advice spoken by a wellknown merchant over the radio recently ho was directing was j his remarks to business men in now j small towns and cities dont give the newspaper a dollar ho empha sized instead buy twice as much advertising as you think you can afford for a period of one year then watch your business grow the newspaper he said is an accurate mirror of the town which if serves it your town is a live town one that can meet the intense competition of today the newspap er will be filled each issue with snappy invitations to trade at the various stores of that town your newspaper is your weekly or daily contact with the people of your trade territory use it liberally and you will be surprised at the results the merchants in any commun ity where a real newspaper is pub lished could afford to pay the sub scription of the paper for every resident within thirty miles they would get their money back many times over by increasing contracts for advertising messages boost for your newspaper it is always boosting the community and the boost you give will pay you hi dividends cut in allowances on emergency measure announcement is made that the government has not adopted any policy whereby soldiers allowances are to be cut owing to the in adequacy of the amount voted for these allowances for the present fiscal year which ends march si february and march payments had to be reduced and this fact gave rise to a report that the reduction would be permanent protest meet ings were hastily organized in many centres before an official statement explained the situation i the funds voted would ordinar- ily have been sufficient for the year general conditions however during 1930 brought more veterans than customary into the ranks of those who required an allowance to augment partial pensions in conse quence the department this month found itself in a position where it was necessary to reduce single mens allowance by 1250 and married mens by 10 otherwise it would not have been possible to make any payment next month present cuts are of an emergency character and represent govern ment necessity rather than policy at this time choral concert makes a real hit peter 17 a pan rr auction sale household furniture etc to be sold by public auction at the residence of henry sffeckley new gormley on friday march g 1931the following property kitchen tablegdining room chairs 2 beds and springs bureau high chair 3 lamps toilet set davis sow ing machine flat iron folding chair stove pipes benches adjust able folding chair kitchen cup board bed springs mattress s wash stands couch stand dishes rug 9x9 1 pr door curtains find- lays stove 4inl coal oil heater fruit jars crowbar five gallon coal oil can in frame seed pota toes wash tub wheelbarrow 2 cow chains a number of lx1 and 2x4 scantlings 30 hens and cock coal burning brooder 500 chick size oil burning brooder 130 chick size 3 chatham incubators eacli 120 egg detroit incubator 150 egg size colony house nearly new 2 egg crates fork and shovels pruning hook terms cash no reserve sale at 1 oclock alvin farmer auctioneer house for main street apply isaac sale central or every convenience borinsky the fourth annual concert of the stouffville clioral society was held in raiclitfs hall on friday evening last despite the unfavorable con ditions of the roads a large audience was in attendance indicating the interest which lias been stirred up throughout the district by the splendid efforts of this organization the chorus numbering some sixty voices was in good form and render ed the various uumuers with good effect reflecting the careful training received under the capable hands of mr ii m fletcher their conductor while the whole chorus is deserving of commendation for their excellent work special mention must be made of the splendid volume and fine tone quality of the mens section on this occasion the choral numbers were nicely varied in character and were all well done but particular mention might be made or several which appeared to carry special appeal two sacred numbers the angelus by elgar and xve verum by gounod were finely done and well received sullivans lost chord was another well sung number of the selections in the lighter vein strauss blue danube waltzes repeated from last years program by request were well rendered and were perhaps the most popular of the numbers tor full chorus a negro spiritual de gospel train arrang ed by burleigh was given an excellent rendition by the male chorus and was so well received that it had to be repeated anthony remouch the young polish violinist was again the prin cipal assisting artist this young man continues to develop and one more presented a program which carried his audience with him with the result that he was called upon for repeated encores misses anne lehman and eva hoover played a piano duet in their usual very cap able manner in addition to which miss lehman offered a very accept able piano solo which was reward ed with an encore the stouffville male quartette consisting of messrs c wideman w lehman f mar shall and dr n smith again pleased the large audience with several well rendered numbers comment on the concert would not be complete with out paying tribute to miss lehman for the efficient way in which she presided at the piano in the capacity of accompanist for chorus and violinist the success of the concert must be gratifying to both the conductor and the society and stouffville is ti be congratulated on having such a fine organization in its midst e resale depot some people trade in their ears every year regard less of condition if you cant buy a new ford car now we have several used model a fords offering thousands of miles of unused transportation reconditioned and guaranteed- we dont need to mark up used car prices to make up for ex cessive tradein allowances the new ford is priced too cost of production to permit unreasonable tradein concessious that accounts for our lower prices see these special bargains at once some unusual bargains in used cars ford coupe 1930 rumble seat only run 2400 1 1 ford 1 54 ton truck 1928 1 whippet coach 1927 ford truck 1928 2 chev trucks 19281 2 model t ford coupes 2 chev tourings 1 essex coach 1928 1 fordson tractor 1927 2 chev tourings ford coupe 1929 1 chev sedan 1926 holden ford dealer stouffville phone 18402 bloomington canadas most popular seller a 14week broadcasting program the big opening broadcast direct from paris will be followed by 13 weekly broadcasts every thursday morning at 1145 over the same stations as the paris broadcast a leading style authority will counsel women on the new fashions the style importance of peter pan fabrics will be emphasized peter pan guaranteed fast color wash fabrics are known throughout the length and breadth of the land for their fresh striking color combinations for the famous fast color guarantee we will replace any garment made of genuine peter pan if it fades we are agents for peter pan fabrics call and see our new spring display new spring prins beautiful floral prints just received for spring featuring a host of tiny dot leaves and floral designs that make up smartly into frocks and aprons all the new seasons colorings in both light and dark back grounds per yard 20c 22c and 25c womens hose womens silk and wool and wool hose substandards of 100 quality double garter hem reinforced heel and toe colors sand grain fawn rifle and black all sizes special pair 59c flannelete lovely heavy quality soft and well napped light and dark shades also white 27 and 36 wide special per yard 15c terry face cloths made of heavy turk material with assorted colored borders special each 5c childrens long stockings knitted of sturdywearing line wool and heavy worsted yarns in popular 11 ribbed style heels and toes two ply reinforced seamless comfortable on the foot in shades of fawn french nude and black sizes 6 to 10 reg up to 100 value special pr 59c bath towels here is an outstanding offer heavy firm bath towels with borders in pink green mauve blue and gold sizes 18x36 special 25c each armers save this year is one to be cautious in and we can help yen by supplying good used implements at great saying to you dont buy hew implements when we have used one that will serve just as well at less cost heavy stock n hand all makes and sizes disc and hoe drills harrows in 3 and 4 sections riding and walking plows- double mould plows cutt ing boxes and gasoline engines dont buy new harvesting euipment until you see our corn cultivators binders and mowers with years of service in them highest prices for fat hens wool etc ben rexlin phone 192 main st stouffville aprons new and dainty styles made up from the latest patterns of dot and floral designs in prints and ginghams special each 25c 59c shaws store phone 9512 this store will remain closed ovary i stouffville ontario nlgbt excepting saturday during the winter months the snow banks are still deep in the north we read in last weeks paper of a new combination of musicians mr malcolm spencely of clare- inont spent the weekend under the parental roof we hear there was a sleigh load of young people from here at stouff ville rink on saturday night why were we left out a few from our hamlet attended baker hill church on sunday night and heard a very thoughtful sermon delivered by pastor whitcombe on sunday bruce barnes was tak en to the toronto general hospital where he underwent an operation tor appendicitis ills many friends wish him a speedy recovery the ninth line is always noted for its good roads especially in winter at present it does not specialize in any one kind of travel but is goed for cars cutters sleighs pedestrians jack rabbits etc a large crowd attended our s s on sunday the largest attendance being in the young peoples bible class which is taught by mr bruce morton whose services are greatly appreciated he is hard to equal as a teacher a large number from our burg attended the choral concert in stouffville on friday night bloomington was well represented in the choral class by misses laura hill eva ramer ruth storry and mr bldon smith and john burnett it takes bloomington to produce the squealers and rope pullers wo read in last weeks paper of a new combination of musicians padenviski mendelssohn choir who have heart them the correct comb anion was the pianist sounded like paderwiski junior and the songsters resembled the mendel ssohn choir dr carls discovery stops gas constipation in his private practice dr carl weschcke first perfected the simple mixture now known as adlerika unlike most remedies adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel and removes old poisons you would never believe were in your system stops gas bloating in 10 minutes relieves chronic constipation in 2 hours let adlerika give your stom ach and bowels a real cleaning and see how good you feel it will surprise you j m storey druggist h ere and itli ere production of newsprint paper in canada in lflso totalled about 2- 500000 tons a production consider ably greater than that of any other country when you wish l to send money away- to a relative or friend to pay for goods from an outside point to pay an outoftown account for any purpose call at any branch of this bank and secure a draft for the amount sold over the counter with no delay or formality bank of nova scoria drafts oger a safe and convenient method of sending money away the bank of nova scotia capital 12000000 total established 1832 reserve 21000000 assets over 205000000 j a heleod general manager torai f r iy j r ri auction sale thursday feb 19 at lot 7con 2 uxbridge farm stock and implements hay and grain be longing to goldie james terms sale at one p w silversldes auctioneer monday feb 23 at lot 30 con 9 whitchurch farm stock imple ments hay ana large quantity seed oats the prop of george smockum sale at one f w silversldes auctioneer thursday feb 20 auction sale of farm stock and implements bo- longing to david elliott at lot 17 con 2 uxbridge no reserve s months credit f w silversides auctioneer friday february 27 at lot 30 con 7 whitchurch farm stock implements household furniture the estate of late myron kushner sale at 1230 f w silversides auctioneer tuesday march 3rd at lot 20 con 10 markham farm horse cattle implements no resorve sale at one a j farthing prop fred postlll auctioneer tuesday march 3rd farm stock implements and hay at lot 30 con 9 markham the property of john robinson who is giving up farming sale at 1 f w silversides auctioneer wednesday march 4th at lot 9 con 6 scott twp extensive sale of farm stock etc all high class the property of jos ferguson sale at 1230 f w ferguson sale at 1230 f w silversides auctioneer tuesday march 10 at lot 12 con 1 uxbridge rami stock and implements the property of robt mcknlght who is giving up farm ing sale at one f w silver- sides auctioneer wednesday march is credit auction sale of farm stock trac tors implements imlxed clover hay grain barley oats furniture etc at lot 2s con 7 pickering the property of jbstcwart estate and pastewart sale at one sharp see bills g jacksonson auctioneers canada will have a large and at tractive exhibit at the buenos aires exhibition march 14 to april 27 canadian manufacturers will also b9 exhibiting their products in the canadian section hotel accommodation in the pra irie provinces according to the lat est computation is arrived at as fol lows in manitoba 285 hotels in saskatchewan 400 and in alberta 419 portugal is the latest recruit to the forthcoming worlds grain ex hibition and conference to be held in regina in the summer of 1932 eleven other countries have so far notified their intention to show oil production in alberta is de cidedly on the upgrade according to provincial government figures recently compiled total output in 1930 was 1433844 barrels com pared with 999152 in 1929 placement of 1600000 salmon fry and 1000000 trout has been made throughout different sections of nova scotia a generous percentage of which went to tbe brooks and streams of annapolis valley life fire accident and other in surance aompanics collected a total of 10366636 in annual premiums on policies in force in nova scotia during the past fiscal year this represents an increase of nearly 1000000 over the previous year a combination of high speed at sea special rail facilities at quebco including a tunnel under the fam ous battlefields and special trains to new york and chicago will shorten the time between london and most canadian and united states cities by from one and a half to two days freight transportation require ments of the united states are equivalent to hauling 400 billion tons one mile every year and there is no other instrumentality that can handle more than 20 per cent of these requirements it was staled recently in an address in new york city c b andrews of winnipeg has been appointed district passenger agent at saint john nb in suc cession to george s beer mr andrews joined canadian pacific service in 1910 and has worked his way up from a clerkship in tbo superintendents office at souris manitoba cooperative associations in can ada numbered 1095 in 1930 with a total membership of c90c85 in 1929 thero wore 93c of these or ganizations which reported 512835 members they include grain growers dairy farmers and fruit and vegetable growers in the east ern provinces enrollment in the saskatchewan governments corrc1 omlenrt school has now passed the 5000 mark according j information re ceived frm the office of premier j t m anderson minister of ed ucation applications are still coming in as rrany as 43 blng re ceived in one day and up to the present the department has been able to handle all applications 706