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stauffvhle ontario june 11 1931 the farmers information from dept an increase of more than 22 per cent iu creamery butter production la ontario for the first three mouths of 1931 as compared with the same yoriod of 1930 13 noted iu the re port of george h barr director of dairying last year the first quar ter production was i 032 190 lbs of creamery butter and this year 9s16328 pounds whatsoever vou svv why arf weed ijrowinij worse on so many farmstlie answer would aeein to be that many farmers are continually sowing rar too many weed seeds along with their grain this has been demonstrated in a eoed drill survey carried on by agri cultural representatives in four counties of kastern ontario this year about half or the samples ex amined from durham lanark fron- tenac and prince edward counties were rejected by the seed branch ottawa on the score of weed im purity sod web worm prof lawson caesar of o a c states that the present serious out break of sod web worms in several districts is the first of its kind in ills forty years of eperience in on tario a peculiar feeding habit of sod web worms is that old blue grass and timothy are attacked ivhereas alfalfa and clovers are im mune o a c entomologists have lound a fungus or bacterial disease which is killing off the caterpillars and checking the spead of the pest cattle for tin- west hon robert weir federal minis ter of agriculture has recently an nounced a transportation policy which makes it possible for farmer- iu the three prairie province to os tablish themselves in the breeding of purebred cattle in either the beef or dairy sections it makes possible the payment by the dominion llve- at agriculture stock branch of freight charjes on carlot shipments of cattle purchased within the dominion and shipped to any railway point i the prairie provinces the shipment must con sist of oce or more carloads of cat tle purchased atoae time but a pur chaser is limited to one shipment in one calendar year the minimum number of cattle iu a shipment is twelve mature females or an equiva lent weight of cattle should jouuger animals be purchased the cattle must be between the ages of eight months and sit years the cattle must be from herds that have pa ed at least two consecutive clean tuberculin tests au1 also the blood test for infectious abortion the quality f cattle must be approved by a departmental orticer and there are other regulations governing dairy breeds further information about the policy can be secured from the cattle division livestock branch dominion department of agriculture ottawa reesor reunion cooperative packing plant the first cooperative packing plant in ontario was opened recent ly at allandale in slmcoe county by premier george 3 henry the building and machinery cost 165- 000 the plant holds the hopes of 1500 farmers iu the counties of sim- coe grey dufferin and ontario for their future welfare iu the hograis ing industry the farmers have each contributed 100 towards the proj ect aud are under contract to supply the plant with their hog output for the next ten year modeled on the cooperative plants of denmark and built after two years of preparation the allandale plant is claimed by ils manager thomas oslen a dane who has been in canada for 35 years to be the equal of any plant of its kind on the continent the new ven ture will be entitled the first co operative packers of ontario ltd aud will employ 25 men permanently ntrmrnljwrirf business directory itcesors kivters hold sjitli annual luunion at klii- ixlliloivu la mr and mrs f e n keesor lo cust hill mr aud mrs simeon kee sor aud mr hen h keesor of cedar grove motored to elizabethtowu lancaster county pennsylvania to attend the sixth annual reunion of the kisser keesor family which was held on saturday may 2oth on the elizabethtowu college grounds there was a large attendance of live to six hundred peopie a splendid program was given by the american cousins the most interesting part perhaps being the historical background of kissers given by the historical committee the party visited the old home stead near elizabethtowu which was built and has been occupied by kissers since they came in 17s tho homestead is now occupied by jac ob o kisser and nis son a h kisser and family the original old grandfather clock which was brought along from europe in 1739 is still in the old home and is still going they also visiter the old mill built by the pioneer rissers the house and mill are still standing but for the latter has not been in operation for some time the next reunion will be may 30 1933 and there was uome discussion about having a joint reunion of canadian and american keesors iu 1939 that being the two hundredth anniversary of tnelr landing in america the whitchurch school children gather early history a short hi lory of lamiiuuville legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers o buttons block stouffville money to loan norman borinsky barrister solicitor notary associated with the legal firm of oorley keen and howard oounsol j w seymour corley kc trusts and guarantee building room 605 s02 bay street toronto ont telephone elgin 3153 and 3154 ros tr 6343 thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville medical dr s s ball phpsicfan and surgeon office cor obrien and main phono 196 coroner for york county drs iraherbert freel dr ira frcel consultation hours 9 to 12 am mou wed frl 6 to 9 pm tues sat tues tliurs sat atternoonu by appointments only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only a c burkholder insurance oanada life assurance also automobile and fire co anne lehman a t o m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory phono 4301 studio lehmans block massey harris agency in the old stand just south of post ofllce stouffville get your repairs and now implements now j p cassidy phone 902 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffvllla monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am seventh line markuam mr albert neighorn of montreal spent a few days on his farm here mr neighorn certainly enjoys gett ing out to the wideopen spaces we noticed him tne other morning dressed in real farmers style doing a paint job mr and mrs elmer wells and family spent sunday with mr and mrs wilfred lundy of aurora the antics of some people when they get into the country are in excusable on sunday afternoon a car stopped just north of peachs corners evidently iu trouble while said trouble was being adjusted the other occupants of the chev busied themselves with the gentle pastime of heaving stones varying in size from a tea cup to a lard pail over the fence into the adjoining field great fun no doubt but as both fields were seeded to clover the fun will be lacking when it comes to cutting it mr and mrs mcmaster and family of toronto visited with mr and mrs thomas spence on sunday we would recommend the busi ness mens association of lenionvitle to give that first miieaudquarter north of the townllne their ini mediate attention dear readers if hat strip of road was on pjiii forsythes beat it just wouldnt ex ist and philip wouldnt sleep until it ceased to exist the scribe send tho tribune to absent friends dental e s barker lds dds jloiior iraduato of roys i loilejfe of dental surgeons aiul of tho university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday otflco in wear block the- finest flat wall finishn george baker realtor and valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont e a grubin r 0 eyesight specialist honor graduate of tho collego of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hormnnt prlzo wlnnor in 1928 at stouffvlllo every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubln block eyes examined glassos fitted and re paired phono stouffville 2105 say it with flowers no expression of sontlmont mora baautlfat lowers for every oo0a8ion muston sons phone 7001 8touffvillb ont dr d c smith honor graduato of royal college of dental surgeon and of tho university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal collego of dental surgeons and toronto university also post gradu ate of rochester childrens hospital office over can bank commerce veterinary t bodcndistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to dr j t storey gordon phillips licensed auctioneer experienced in farm stock implement and furniture sal os phone stouffvlllo 8405 for terms r g clendennig funeral director and embalmer walpamur the famous bat finish la this room was applied on an insulating wallboard it can bo applied on any type of wall or celling surface from attic to cellar it is washable and therefore the ideal sanitary decoration for childrens rooms it is easy to apply permanent flrercslstlng and most econo mical it glvas a lovely soft lightdif fusing effect and is made in a wide range of modern colors confute your decorator or dtctrr ask him for a ihod card or writ to ui direct walpamur a product of the crown diamond paint co limited montreal last winter considerable interest was awakened iu securing historical facts concerning the various ham lets aud localities in whitchurch and the pity is that the interest should be allowed to wane the following early history is secured trom letters written by doris baker bruce baker keith hutchinson george giebner allan baker vera wells keta wells end e hutchin son doris baker writes if we so back fifty years we will find out that lemonville has chang ed a great deal two hotels were here at that time oue of them where mr barkeys store is now and the other on the corner of mr george cooks orchard on the seventh later it was made into a store owned by mr adam hastings as well as a wooleu mill iu the hollow a lutle west of the store mr sutton rented it from him and he was so queer he would go around in hi3 bare feet boy to drip molasscss mr hastings son was reaching tor something when he fell into the molasses barrel ills father pulled him out he was a stingy old man and did not want to wa3te any molasses so ho put the boy over the side of the barrel and said drip later mr hastings sold the store and mill to mr gideon baker tho school boys and girl3 used to skate on the mill pond another mill where mr herman burkholder lives now was about ono mile south of lemonville there were two other stores oue where mr diewery lives now and the other across from mr walter greys place they were both own ed by a john hill although they were two different men the latters place used to he called solomons temple a tailor snop where mr george martin lives was owned by mrs abraham piplier my grand father still has a pair of pants which were made there cp to lemonville now mr bcehe owned a blacksmith shop just north of where mrs macklem cooks home now is a workshop stood where the paisju- age is it is the same building now except that they added a little to it and it was made into a house there was a shoemakers shop where mr wm nesbitt lives owned by mr white mr clyuns owned a tannery between the seventh and the house that mr herbt wolls lived in be side it was a creek the one hotel was torn down and now is a store mr levi briljinger built it and mr john baker bought it from him mr jim canning bought it from mr baker mr steel then bought it then mr robert french and mr joseph grove bought it from iiim and now mr barkey owns it now since we have seen how our hamlet has changed the question comes to us was it a bettor ham let then or now it is up to we people in lemonville to see that j it is kept up brief data from he oilier writers lemonville was roupd by the lemons in the eighteenth century charles piplier made cement tiles up by george cooks gravel pit mr musselmau knitted stockings where mr thomas drewery lives row the lemons were the first people to settle in lemonville and thus lemonville got its name now lemonville has one store one church one school and one blacksmith shop there are a few houses also tho first school in lemonville was made of logs about sixty years ago a new school was built the pres ent school was built about eight years ago a saw mill a mile south of lem onville was run by mr jacob burk holder and later by his son john the saw mill was torn down about fortylive years ago there was a hotel across from miss mary cooks it was owned by john white the girls and boys go ing to school used to he frightened t go past it on account of the tramps one day ono of the men who had been iu the storo dislocated his jaw he got frightened aiictitarted run ning down the street tho black- mith saw him coming ran out and hit him on tho jaw with a pieco of iron and the jaw went back into place the pickering council met on all the de- the pickering council monday juue 1st at 10 am members present the iteevo ia chair correspondence and sundry tail was dealt with till noou several requests for relief have been made 130 council opened court of re- visiou a number of title chauges were granted and a moderate num ber of claims of overcharge in assessments were dealt with very few being granted any reduction gerald cowan of rosebank ap pealed to the council for atteution to the rosebank sideroad mr cowan also offered the council the privilege of tryiug for the purpose of dustlaying the output of a 645 foot mineralwater well located on his premises the analysis of which proves a very high calcium chloride content the developement of this well should be of interest to this township c c richardson was assured of immediate work on the fairport rd e l chapman gave notice of a motion for next meeting of a bylaw to have memorial park at pickering ievert to the ownership of picker ing village the standing committee ou con tingencies paid as follows hugh pugh postage 10 d r beaton salary j 12a h turner serv not ices 750 t gregg clerk 400 e gleeson bailiff 400 j murkar printing 3 standing com on transporta tion light and power paid as fol lows greenwood st lights 3033 standing com on damages to and sheep killed patd as follows c fuller 1 sheep killed 10 w wil son inspecting same 170 wte pugh 1 sheep and 1 lamb kitled by dogs 17 g m forsyth inspect ing same 230 standing com on relief paid as follows canada bread re strout 442 standing com on roads and brid ges reported and paid as follows pedlar people pipe 13114 a lee haul gravel 66 j soden gravel for con s 3260 greenhurn sand and gravel for con 1 5 7 3240 o pascoe plow and scape aud in stall pipe and dag r l 12 j greenlaw ditto 575 w linton drag con 1 8 co g todd gravel for r l 6320 o crummer haul on rl 10815 ii pascoe haul on k l 14160 f hilts shovel gravel ou r l 1025 wr ward operating on grader 6260 c puckrin dynamite fuse and caps and grader 23880 a hardlock grading r l 6 w ward operat ing grader etl 350 c puckrin grading etl 20 a harlock j plow for grading e t l 410 f barclay haul on claremont street 2550 geo rodshaw gravel for claromont 680 r morgan right of way 85 arthur boyes scari fying 2880 d pugh drag and gravel s90 j williams gravel 2745 j eadie shov- 1200 h vale haul 50 g crawfor ditto 25 geo cliroy haul and install pipe and plow on r l 3935 a clark install pipe plow and scrape g5 geo pegg drag on con 7 310 win pegg washout con 7 15 e pegg shovel on con 7 5 w yakes grad on con 7 5 j stephenson 825 m dunkeid con 8 1825 w dunkeid labor on con 8 225 s stephenson team on con 8 10 c couperthwaite 10 f seaheck 750 a michcm haul on con 1 8750e carter 8750 g burkholder gravel con 8 140 v evans coal for engine 850 k lynn build railing r u 275 w birketl rep washout pt union 825 it morgan right of way gravel pit 550o rerlshawgravel for con 9 4430 f barclay haul gravel 533150 c cooper cables and clips oil and gas s8501 h brandshav haul gravel 2750 l pucki in 33750 1 devine gravel 1180 1 down haul on ill sg5 j tuckelt gravel tor it 250 t annan plow and scrape bay rd 20 s murdock labor r full er 1375 c fuller 25jiio baxter dkcokviinci painting paperhanglng and plastic decorating a specialty also furniture refinlshing 24 years ex perience waller melvin llncoln- ville phone s603 i keop in mind the visit of the gospel quintette in the arena on monday evening june 15lh horse register clydesdale stallion golden west king 23675 enrolment form 1 tho property of abner ffakor will stand for the season of 1931 at his own stable lot 7 con 8 whit church to insure foal 12 two mares or more 10 payable fob 1st 1932 owners of mares when bred will bo held responsible safe sanitary the stouffville bakery private ambulance phono 9000 markham ontario toronto walpamur f y w halifax products arc sold by braithwaite plant call at our new hot beds at the rear of the central garage and get your supply good supply of all bedding out plants strong and healthy stock percy itrilmngrk centre main street stouffville ontario telephone markham 2603 its stewart beare for expert radio service prompt service anywhere as servants of the public and conscious of our res ponsibility we have built one of the best equipped baking plants outside the larger centres cleanliness courtesy and efficiency characterize our service to the citizens of the local district phone and our delivery will wait on you a stover cakes cookies squares 2050 f lee drag 1869 m mickey drag bay rd 65 o clark haul on con 1 45 c palmer 40 f h richardson gravel 2055 r ward sal f 150 j phillip team grading on con 5 5 it italne 575 l states haul stone aud gravel on r l ana cou 1 5125 e mitchell dit 4250 g cjatcs spread gravel con 3 21 c lintner ditto 35 w teefy haul on con 3 25 it sumerviile ditto 25 w davidson dit 25 c k pettv 12 j mainland ditto 12 g carlyle grading 12 g carlyie grading and install pipe on 725 s farudale drag cou 6 ami 7 slj- 75 w j bell drag 4 v she plow aud grading ion 1 525 w petty gas aud oil 2 35 metal lic roofing co culverts 47 go a burton calcium chloride 186 s5 mun road spraying 30250 i beer ins on truck 53 g hodg son grad and haul con 7 65 g brown ditto 3s25f bycrs 51- 35 department of iub highways scarrifying bay ltd 30 council now adjourned mon day july 6th ii keep out 59 to fire draught s rodents gyproc wallboard that does not burn is the way of least expense when you desire to make alterations in your home store fac tory or on the farm use it for all walls ceilings and partitions gyproc is made from gypsum rock into sheets 4 to 10 feet long 4 feet wide and y of aninch thick it nails and cuts as easily as lumber with a minimum of waste or muss gyproc is fireresistant easily and quickly erected structurally strong and has insulation value it is draught and verminproof as well as firesafe because it is ivorycoloured it does not require decoration when panelled yet it is also a suit able base for alabastine gyptex or wallpaper consult your nearest dealer today he will gladly supply you with a direction sheet on gyproc or write for the interesting free booklet building and remodelling with gyproc cypsum lime and alabastine canada limited paris ontario for sale by stouffville planing mills stouffville ontario for any locality an emco bathroom 1vto matter where your home may be you can now have a complete emco bathroom why be without this modern convenience any longer the emco bathroom fixtures and complete fittings here illustrated pedestal lavatory builtin tub toilet and shower may be had for a small down payment and monthly installments of 1808 for homes without running water if in reach of a powerline an empire duro pressure water system will supply a minimum of 250 gallons an hour from shallow or deep wells sufficient for all household needs lower price and hydro electric commission purchase plan put it within reach of all see tho dealer named below or write us for sale by chas cooper ki mcgnattan manager phono 17702 stouffvllla empire brass mfg co limited london canada toronto winnipeg vancouver ii