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stouffville ontario april 30 1931 wutish boys folt farm work a good class of british boys ranging from 14 to 21 years of age and from inexperienced to three years canadian farm experience are available for placement on a yearly basis protestant homes only supplied wages 1200 a year and up according to age and experience application forms may be secured from hostel nerval ontario xotice the bethesda stouffville tele phone co limited are compiling the 1931 directory call stouffrillt 151 if you intend to install a tele phone or advise of any correction to the present listing of your telephone quality service you pay less for more specials for your spring cleaning hawes lemon oil furniture polish per bottle 15 2oc floor wax vilb tin 23c 1 lb tin 40c hawes floor wax liquid pints 30c 1 pint 50c sunkist oranges 2 dozen for 29c lemons large gocd per dozen 20c table figs lb pkgs 5c dried peaches per lb 20c french sardines per tin 15c or 2 tins 25c dried apricots per lb 22c prunes large size 3 lbs for 25c ratcliff co town delivery phone 7112 coal coke a limited quantity of colorado spring wheat seed grainseeds colorado spring wheat goose wheat barley oats timothy seed seeds als1ke red clover alfalfa sweet clover we carry a full line of baby chick feeds starter chick grit chick scratch etc s w hastings tile stouffville phone 169 salt cement of the degradation of modern literature and its vile obsession with sex and sensiialitydrwilliam lyon phelps who is referred to as the beloved and wholesome pro fessor of english literature at yale university declared not long ago that never iu history has liter ature been so consistently filthy and rotten as it is todayand this is true not only of the novel and the drama but also of biography mr frank weir of scarboro is spending some time in this section of markham as corn borer inspector enforcing the corn borer act where it is not being observed there have been rumors that the com borer act would not be enforced this year such rumors are unfounded the provincial entomologist in march called a meeting of the corn borer inspectors discussed with them their duties and gave in structions that there should be no slackening up in the enforcement of the act he said the borer was just as dangerous as ever and the only safeguard against serious loss to the corn lay in a thorough clean up every year each farmer doing his share it was pointed out that the weather was a very important factor in determining whether we could get a reduction in the number of borers in any particular year some years the weather would favor the insect so much that all a good cleanup could do would be to prevent a very large increase other years the weather would help us and there would be a decrease farmers and also corn growers in cities and town are urged to co- operate by having all corn rem nants destroyed not later than may 20th first allmetal house new york the first house of all- metal construction in america is on display in grand central palace it was built by the architectural league actual size and ultimately will be transplanted to a suburban plot the construction is mainly glass aluminum and steel insul ated so that a throeinch wall is more effective than fourteen inches of masonry in excluding heat and cold the total weight of the metal house will be only onetwelfth the weight of concrete and steel con struction instead or the usual sup porting walls of brick there will be six slender columns of aluminum upholding cantilever beams from which outside walls will he sus pended that will save you money dare you move your pictures not unless you use sunworthy wall papers these beautiful patterns in both the 22 and 30 in widths preserve their freshness and charm when other papers would have faded most conspicuously no more glaring spots on your walls when sunworthy is used we invite you to call and inspect our showing of these wallpapers whose beauty lasts silk madras just the thing for overdrapes suitable for living or dining room in rose and gold 50 wide special yard 95c sunfast casement cloth here is a great opportunity to drape your windows at a saving heavy weight case ment cloth 50 wide and sunfast blue and rose shades special yard 75c and 125 trays exceptional value at this low price round and oblong styles with attractive designs and colors special 19 29 and 39c each printed porch dresses a wide variety of styles in this special clearance of printed cotton in light and dark shades with flare and pleated skirts bound with contrasting colors sizes 34 to 44 and priced at 88c to 150 attractive prices in reversible jute rugs these are very attractive designs in- good quality reversible rugs offered in the popular sizes as follows 24x48 79c 26x52 110 35x60 195 little girls pantee frocks in charming prints and plain colors fresh crisp cotton frocks mothers will adore for wee miss 2 to 5 simple dainty easy to launder special 89c unbleached cotton suitable for hot bed coverings per ydl0e decorated bowl sets colored design there are 5 howls in a sot measuring from c to 9 inches in diam eter special set 119 essence of parliament by thomas waylhig green glass bowl sets of good quality clear green glass 5 bowls to a set all useful sizes special set 98c ottawa in bygone days economic depression through canada did not affect the public services to any great extent and the great civil service of the country continued on in the ordinary way its activities curtailed somewhat but salaries and positions were unaffected this year however the situation is serious the national revenue is down 100000000 and expendi tures have increasea two ways lay open to the government to make both ends meet by rigid economy and by increased taxation the main estimates tabled last week indicate the economies and the budget which will soon ho down will break the news as to- the in creased taxation e no government on earth could avoid the present depression and both economy and taxation increas es were inevitable in parliament however government and opposi tion forces will fight the issue out the main estimates are about 3s000000 under last year which means at least 02000000 addit ional revenue must be found en tirely apart from the additional ex penditures such as the s20000000 for unemployment and other em ergency and special expenses how ever most of the savings in the estimates are largely at the expense of the people employed in public services for once the civil service suffers severly in the interior department alone about 450 positions have abolished due largely to the transfer of the natural resources to the western provinces about 04s000 less will be paid in salaries than heretofore efforts have boon made to absorb the civil services new unemploy ed into other departments but curiously this has been opposed by the civil servants in some of those departments who fear the absorp tion may interfere witli their pro motion a selfish viewpoint but a human one the main estimates are made up from data supplied by the various departments of the government who estimate their financial require ments for the year ending march si 1932 all deputy ministers were instructed to exercise rigid economy and have had to cut the coat accordingly to the croth the total of the estimates this year is 3s649440s as compared with 5423722103 last year the income account of public works has been cut by 10515210 this amount is the sum voted for the repair of the public buildings scattered throughout canada it is also noted that there is a reduction in the vote for the welland canal of 6000000 and there is no pro vision made for old age pensions or technical education undoubted ly these two amounts will require 10000000 or twelve million more the chief increase is in interest on the public debt the country having to pay 1031590 more than last year this year provision has to be paid to pay off or refund 25000000 of the 1910 public service loan and 52931000 of the war loan the most drastic cut is made in the vote for the r mail routes canadas vast distances make the air mail and passenger service of great importance and had these routes been allowed to develop logically it would have brought eastern and western canada a day to three days journey nearer it would have been possible by next year for an ontario resident to visit his son in alberta spent several days and get back home by the following weekend the vote however has been cut from 900- 700 to 100000 been snuffed before they were lit parliament opened after the easter recess in light and shade the commons found itself in a humorous vein but there was mourning iu the senate in th green chamber chubby power mp quebec south quizzed the solicitor general to the chuckling of the house but in the red cham ber tributes were paid to the pass- iug of senator p e lessard cl edmonton who died recently the solicitor general hon maurice dupre quebec west was to have delivered a speech on the tuesday before the recess advance copies were sent to several con servative newspapers iu quebec on tuesday however the prime miis- ter was busy with estimates and mr dupre could not get the floor he forgot to notify the newspapers who had his speech aud they published it the joke came n when they were found to have add ed very eulogistic ouiiums as to the reception of the speech and to have interlarded it with applause loud applause etc major power in mock seriousness demand ed the privileges of the house bo upheld this was a false report of the proceedings and he resurrected a law of 1090 to emphasize his point hon w ii motherwell ex- minister of agriculture spoke on the present condition of the in dustry and asserted that in as much as the government had fixed wheat prices when they went high they should not demure from pegg ing the price when they got too low he saw also in the rejection of the russian offer and the embargo on russian goods a possibility of russia flooding european markets next fall just as the canadian crop was being marketed with dis astrous results to the canadian farmer such a reprisal might well be expected of russia the house and senate carried oi business in a rather perfunctory manner on tuesday this being miss mildred bennetts wedding day the prime minister and the leader of the opposition were at the wedding and many of the members left the chambers to accompany their wives and daughters to the wedding re ception which took place at the chateau laurier at 4 oclock iu the afternoon major herridge mc dso the groom is canadas new minister to washington both bride and groom are likeable and popular and as they are quite wealthy they have everything that could be wish ed for the day was a perfect brides day with brilliant sunshine the fishing season is iu the offing is purely commercial for the man and already the urge is coming packs the detectable morsels for over many in this connection the the fish in tin cans with sufficient latest industry or rather farming j moisture aud food to keep them occupation is that of a worm alive for 90 days and ships them to farm being operated by an enter- a fairly extensive clientele of prising individual in california anglers many a man has felt the this man cultivates the soil in a i urge to go fishing and after a long manner conductive to the health jsearch for worms has felt some of and welfare of worms his know- 1 the pleasant anticipation vanish in ledge of their requirements would the air after a fruitless or rather seem to be amazing the enterprise wormless search progress at school well johnny how are you getting along at school how often this question comes to a girl or 1 oy the main factor concerning this subject is regularity of attendance if johnny can be at school regular ly he is very likely able to keep abreast with his class if he should miss even one day it puts a check on his progress if he misses a week or a month he finds it dis couraging to cope with the class and it is an added tack for the teacher to try perhaps impossible to recover lost ground the teachers cash income every month 25 per year on each 100 investment brock securities corporation limited brock building 200 bay street toronto ontario submit for conservative investors the following points in connection with associate royalty trust no slock no shares no salaries no expense a trust managed by a trustee and subject to government inspection your money is safe your return is high you get a cheque every month no cash kept back for surplus all earnings paid out monthly on present basis your monthly pay cheques will return your money in four years then pay cheques free for many years units in associate royaltv trust are offered at 1000 something entirely new something different planned by honest people for honest investors who owns the trust this is not a speculation you buy only profit in the great oil and gasoline business an oil royalty is a first mortgage invest in associate royalty trust and receive your share of profits and your pay cheques payable at par at any bank in canada will be mailed to you every month for further information fill in coupon below and mail to w l collard district manager box m tribune ofiice stouffville out coupon without obligation to mo please furnish complete details of associ ate royality trust and its monthly income plan shaws store phone 9512 stouffville ontario after may 1st our store will be open tuesday thursday and saturday cveningclosed wednesday at noon the significance of this cut is found in the expenditures to be curtailed from toronto to windsor and from winnipeg across the prairies airmail beacons and light ed airports have been established the government turns off these lights and leaves the airways dark just as though all the lighthouses were closed on the st lawrence as all the western cities and many of those in the east have made heavy expenditures on equipping their airports the shutting off of the beacon and flood lights and other government services is a serious matter further than that it makes night flying dangerous and hazard ous to pilots and passengers plans had been completed for lighting the airways from montreal to the maritimes these deacons have work is mapped out by the month it will be seen what a position she is in when entering upon a new months work if one or more of the class have missed some or all of the previous months work another factor to consider is the pupils mental ability some child ren are 100 per cent efficient some do not rank that high if one by test comes below 75 per cent ho is termed a nonacademic child in towns and cities special classes are provided for such in these classes they are treated according to their peculiar ability and often they prove 100 per cent in their particular individuality these may be called manuallyminded pupils if one by test comes below 50 per cent he is termed subnormal and for such there are special institu tions as the one iu orillia a third factor that 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