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harold a sanders uarri3ter solicitor notary public etc stoultville ontario lhone lsoos mccullough button barristers solicitoa couvey- ancers ftc liuttoni hlocfc stoukvillo money to loau briarbush hospital main street stouftville license no 263 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate aud public wards phone 191 mrs eit good superintendent the world at large i during- tfce time shown 3c10 bun ches were weighed and dispatched in 141 railway wagons to various parts of the country and 2s344 bun ches distributed by road vehicles to the london markets this waj a record performance compared wltn the handling of any previous ship ment of bananas braudon sun medical dr s s ball piiyaiclan and surgeon office cor olirien and main phone idc cohoxkk for yokk countk a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvilla monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds oiiice over the bank of commerce oftico hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 lhone office foil residence 1015 e s barker lds dds honor jraduale o royal college s of dental surseous aud of the university of toronto t olllco in tirubins block phono s201 markham every tuesday oliico iu wear block seo h o klinck ouriou avenue for your insurance needs in fire lile automobile linrglary aud all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assukance co also automobile and fire j thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phono 25902 stouffvilla ont canada farm labor some idea of the effect of machin ery upon agricultural employment in canada may be glimpsed from the last four dominion censuses- in 1901 the number of workers on canadian farms was 15 per cent of all ttose gainfully employed in the whole do minion in 1911 the percentage drop ped to 3s in 1931 according to the census it was found tfmt agriculture was employing only 2s per cent ot all those gainfully employed winni peg tribune its the glands an american physician who makes a special study of human glands an nounces ciat if people are clever it is because of the kind of glands they have if they are dumb it is owing to their glaiuis in short lie says that whatever we are whether we are good bad or indifferent is decided for us by our glands st thomas times journal maarm teachers and fishing teachers especially maarm teach ers have a horror of fishing they be lieve perhaps rigr that fishing and hookey are closely allied they have been known to depatch spies to known haunts ill search of absentees and when tins fails they demand sat isfaction next day some ardent ilsherboys have tried io mollify teachers by surreptitious ly leaving on her desk a very dead flatfish or a onelegged crab after tle manner of teachers pet bringing flowers or an apple the bribe iov- cver has never worked except in reverse there is as yet no known method of convincing teae er that fishing is more important tian geography and there is here a great opportunity for the junior fishermen to conduct a thorough investigation for their ulti mate benefit i v luce vancou ver province conherald almost anything except however when it quotes hie standard as the st catharines journal st catharines standard hint for bald heads a stenographer for tfie league ot nations at geneva has been given 1c50 compensation because of the claim that smoke coming from a chimney into the room where slit- worked caused jier to become bald it a number of men in brantford and elsewhere could cash in on this basis there would be a severe strain on the monetary system brantford expos itor what this country needs anyone who travels across canada must realize that one thing this coun try needs is a good coat of paint the state of buildings pretty well across the dominion suggets ttat a million pounds of paint could be used in canada with good effect within the next year or so penhaps it should i be a half million pounds perhaps two million- at any rate the country could make use of a tremendous am ount of paint regina leaderpost largest lake a year or so ago the newschron icle entered iuto a discussion of the comparative sizes of lake superior and lake victoria nyanza in africa someone including some school tea chers advising their pupils dad de clared tte african lake to be the larger using all the information it could obtain from atlases and encycloped ia this paper proved to its own j satisfaction at least thst superior was the larger and thus the largest i lake in the world this was definite i if depth were considered for it ap pears that large portions ot victoria nyanzas surface is only a foot or so above the bottom and much of it fill ed with reeds and grasses we now find the following parag raph among those issued by a science service for use in newspapers as something interesting to know it is estimated that lake super ior exceeds in size its nearest fresh water rival africas lake victoria nyanza by a thousand square miles port arthur newschronicle brated here recently on the occas- ion of the silver jubilee of the open- ing- of lady grey hospital first unit of the present lioja ottawa sani- 1 torium sir george perley who collected donations of original contributors that made the first building possible was among those who attended it was a happy coinedenee that the silver jubilee of the institution sir george said was in the same year as the silver jubilee of king george v there is nothing closer to the hearts of their majesties than such work as the sanitorium is do- ing he said stewart beare phone markham 2003 or to braithwaltes hardware 9g01 radio repairing a service you will appreciate l e oneill stouffvilla funeral director and embalmer iy- night and bay service bujnoas phouu residence phono 8801 9s20 not for sale the world it is said is always looking for men and women who are not for sale men who are honest sound from centre to circumference true to the hearts core men who know their message and tell it men who know their places and fill them men who know their own business and tend to it men who will not lie shirk or dodge men who are not too lazy to work not too proud to be poor men who are willing to eat what they have earned and wear what they have paid for men who pre not afraid to say no with em phasis and who arc not ashamed to say i cant afford it cheioy queer world remember how pleased we used to be year after year as the western erop grew ever greater now the possibility aud the likelihood of a bumper crop is being viewed witli alarm and apprehension isnt it a cpieer world many of us remember the scientists telling us that about now the earth would not be able to provide food for her teem ing millions the trouble today is that apparently too much food is be ing produced or is it tiiat the demand is equal to the supply but that many are un able to purchase because of lack of work and money and have to be con tent with less than the essentials of life niagara falls review its a compliment we can forgive the stratford bea- the rural school time does not permit the rural school teacher to give much atten tion to the socalled frills of educa tion hut when it comes to the fun damentals of learning such as read ing arithmetic spelling grammar etc the rural pupils ot waterloo county are up to uie standard and can give a good account of them selves when an opportunity presents itself kitchener record the pathfinders here is a story that comes from the raroff antipodes in 1rj9 aged two years john thorns cl out with lis pioneering parents from the township of syd ney australia into the vast unknown plains of new south wales it look them six week in a cov ered bullock wagon to negoiate the passes of the barrier mountains and to reach the place where narromine a thriving town stands today aged ss john thorns a successful contractor has just returned to syd ney by the first trip of a new plane service it took him just two hours and there in brief words aud hie experience of one man is the whole history of modern progress in trans portation halifax herald know their bananas london of course has an enorm ous appetite it swallows food of all sorts from all parts of the world in shipload lots last month the docks records show how it took into its maw more than 50000 bunches of bananas one big ships cargo in one day the jamaica boat arrived at the west india dock with 51954 bunches of bananas and the ship broke bulk at s am the whole cargo being discharged by s40 pm the same day the empire made it by accident charles frederic cross 79 fr- s the man who gave women arti ficial silk stockings has died at his home at hove sussex tiie late lord melchett once de clared if it had not been for two english chemists young women would not have had the wonderful stockings they wear todry one of the two chemists was mr cross the obcr e- bevan died in 1922 mr cross had no idea of the boon to be conferred on women when no and his colleague invented the cellu lose process for spinning artificial silk over 40 years ago the discovery was made while the two men were experimenting with bits of wood a solution was found which was poured into a container with a hole in fe bottom and a cycle pump was used to pull it out through the hole like a thread of cotton a company was formed to develop hie spinning of artificial silk in 1910 mr cross was awarded the medal of the society of chemical industry for conspieious services to chemical industry london daily sketch the ttapplncss of life is made up of minute fractions the little soon forgotten charities of a kiss a smile a kind look a heartfelt compliment in the disguise of a playful raillery and the countless other infinitesimals of pleasant thought and feeling coleridge one might as well attempt to cal culate mathematically the contingent forms of the tinkling bits of gas in a kalelddoscope as to look i trough the tube ot the future and foretell its pattern beechor ford tudor 1982 ford coupe 1932 ford fordor 1931 ford coupe 1931 ford tudor 1930 ford sport coupe 1930 ford victoria coupe 1931 essex coach 1930 ford coach 1929 ford tudor 1931 hupmobile coach 1927 2 willy knight sedans t 1928 twoton international truck 1932 1ton ford truck 1930 ford 1 ton truck 1929 ford v- ton truck 1929 ford coach 1927 a number of other good used cars these cars arc all sold under a 5 day exchange trial or a 1 day money back guarantee also a free ticket on every 1000 paid for used car on the draw for the 300 y vs coach d f holden phono 18401 stouffville phoe 120 markham request of dickens a sightseeing visitor asked me yesterday why london has no full- sized statue of charles dickens the answer is t be found in this quota tion from the great novelists will i conjure my friends on no ac count to make me the subject of any monument memorial or testimonial whatever i rest my claims to the remembrance of my country upon my published works i happen to know however that some american admirers in their zeal have overridden this stipulation in the public gardens at philadel phia there is a fulllength sculptured memorial representing dickons seat ed in an armchair at the base of the pedestal little nell gazes affec tionately up at her creator london daily mirror for best results and a sure market at all times ship your cream to stouffville creamery stouffville creamery co phone 186 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings homework a big change in school life may be brought about by the examination now being conducted into the effects ot homework it will he some time be fore the survey is complete and the verdict be issued but evidence is accumulating that the educational value of homework is dubious to put it mildly children can be overwork ed as well as underworked and in the average simple home with its shortage of rooms the conditions un der which homework is attempted are wellnigh impossible london daily herald there are thoe wco read in trains there are uiose who eat in trains there are those who sleep in trains and doubless there arc those whose attitude resembles that of the old countryman who when asked how he spent his time now that he was pensioned off made answer well miss sometimes i sits and thinks and sometimes 1 just sits for those wjio just sit and who also appen to have a shilling to spare the northeastern railway company has now provided an additional relax- aton in the shape of a cinema van which made its first journey from london to leeds w1i3 week with a preliminary blessing at kings cross station from mr j it thomas the van has a sloping floor it can accom modate an audience ot it and the charge is a shilling for a program that takes an hour ottawa hospital ends 25th year ottawa twentyfive years of service and progress in combatting tuberculosis during which the death rate per 100000 of population has decreased from 1 10 to 35 was celc- success does not consist in never making blunders but iu never mak ing the same one the second time- ii w shaw i implements for spring at new low prices why buy new implements when you can get in on these bargains at ben rexlins deeriug potato digger nearly new potato planter esplno 1 niau tor sale cheap cultivators walking plows 2 furrow riding plows 2 furrow single plows scufflers of new disc hay tedders disc- harrows for horse use 12 and 14 blades horse rakes binders parts for all kinds of implements highest price for wool and hides and live fowl ben rexlin phone 192 s t s3 the province of ontario one of the richest areas of its size in the world with great per capita resources of soil mineral- hearing rocks forests lakes and rivers homes farmsteads factories cities towns and villages now comes to its share holders the people with the soundest securities that can he offered the bonds of your own province the treasurer of the province of ontario offers 5tj tia wo province of mta1i 1 aiul 3 pel aw callable s 2 debentures dated june 15 1935 due june 15 1937 3 debentures dated june 15 1935 due june 15 1940 coupons june is and december is definitive debenture rcgistcrablc as to principal only principal and interest payable in lawful money of canada at the canadian bank of commerce in the cities of toronto montreal ottawa winnipeg vancouver halifax and st john canada or ut any province of ontario savings office at the holders option denominations 2 5 and 10 these debentures arc a direct obligation of the province of ontario authorized hy act of the legislature of the province and arc a charge as to principal and interest upon the consolidated revenue fund of the province aud are issued under authority of statutes of ontario 25 ceorge v chapter 50 legal opinion of messrs long and daly issue prices 2 debentures due 1937 100 yielding 1 to maturity 3 debentures due 1910 100 yielding 3 to maturity plus accrued interest lit each case where to purchase bonds applications for the above loan will he received hy any branch of the province of ontario savings office or maybe made direct to the treasury department parliament buildings queens park toronto ontario interim debentures in bearer form will lc avniluble for delivery on or nbout june 20 193s the proceeds of this issue will be utilised for the purposes mentioned in the said act including government services sucli as old age pensions mothers allowances hospitalisation unemployment relief education and general administration i believe this to be a most attractive issue and am sure that the confidence shown by purchasers will be amply rewarded let this be our xmtchivord for progress buy the bonds of your own province prime minister and provincial treasurer