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stouffville ontario november 7 1935 says potatoes may bring 2 per bag fredericton nov 4 new brunswick potato growers nave al ready received more than 250000 for tubers shipped to ontario and quebec and are looking forward to the most successful season in years g c cunuiugham member of the now suspeudod potato marketing board who has been retained by the provincial government to do special potato work announced today that so far 931 carloads of potatoes have been shipped from this province to ontario and quebec mostly to ontario thero are between 250 and 275 barrels to a carload and the price has ranged from 90 cents to 1 this time last year the price was only from 15 to is cents a barrel mr cunningham said while crop is less than last years due to an acreage reduction of at leasf25 por cent and a reduction in per aero yield estimated at approxi mately 40 per cent lie stated this is working to the advantage rather lnan the disadvantage of growers bethesda the tribune published every thursday at stouffville ontario yearly subscription rate canada united kingdom 200 united states points 260 a v nolan stewart beare phone markham 2603 oi to braithwaites hardware 9601 radio repairing a service you will appreciate alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm stock sales a specialty sales conducted anywhere address gormley po medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main f phone 196 coroner for york county harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 io 630 phone office 1011 residence 1016 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college ot dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8 201 markham every tuesday office in wear block miss kathleen steckley was a weekend visitor with mr and mrs e hunt of gormley the wms is holding its novem ber meeting at mrs hunts on wednesday afternoon of this week smilesn chuckles not the kind tliat pop forth from every dimple in fred allins cheeks and wreathe his mouth in a continual happy grin why oh it takes a baby girl to do the trick congratulations the members of the jr institute will please notice the change in the date of their next meeting it will be held at miss anna bolenders on thursday november 14 instead of the third thursday in the month at this meeting a course on suppers will begin and it is boped that every member will be there alert and ready to absorb all the ideas given and then to go home and make a practical application of the lesson learuod by preparing the same dish for family at the halloween party of last thursday night approximately eighty guests were present and all were in costume but atteen ghosts jailbirds chinese ethiopians ital ians pirates all mingled together emd there was no scrapping either a huge witch of massive proportions took first prize and also told your fortune when you visited her in the cave with such a crowd it was difficult to carry out the program planned but even so the halloween spirit was thoroughly aroused to climax the evening we had the earthquake which topped off every thing last friday night there was a splendid attendance at the meeting which celebrated the 40th anniver sary of the wms in bethesda the front of the church was prettily decorated with house plants autumn llowers and artificial bouquets directly in front of the pulpit was placed a three story cake with forty tinv pink candles on it which later were lighted by mrs d snider and mrs a andrews the cake was made by mirs wni hunt mr mcewen was chairman of the en tire mieeting music was rendered by the local choir two duets were also given by sirs roy morley and miss lottie atkinson it was very inter esting to hear read the minutes of that first wms meeting forty long years ago of the several names read from the roll call of that gathering three were present on friday evening being mrs william powell of aurora imrs a andrews also of aurora and mrs d snider of stouffville a very touching part of the program was when mrs mcewen conducted a short mem orial service to those members of forty years ago who had passed away as each name was read a llover of beautifulpure white chrys anthemum was placed in a vase making a lovely bouquet when all were arranged mrs jones of mark ham gave the address outling the great work done by the wms throughout the whole world men tioning some very interesting his torical points in connection wth it mrs jones and mrs kirhy of mavkham gave suitable readings at ithe close of the meeting the cake was cut and served to all those pre sent we give our deepest thanks to all those who helped in any way to mako the meeting a success goodwood the third and last administration of toxoid for diphtheria will be given on november 8 mr and mrs j e wagg visited on sunday with her brother thos forsythe in toronto the hunting season is here again a number of sports are planing to leave for the north some day this week the ladies aid of the baptist church met at mrs fred woodlands tuesday evening there was a thanksgiving program stewardship group led the bypu meeting at which there was a good attendance miss ethel whito took the topics mr and mrs stafford sang visitors with mr and mrs ernest morgasou for anniversary sunday were miss edna lemon miss beat rice adams toronto wm mcintosh brampton come one come all to the big chicken pie supper at the united church on friday evening lots of chicken and other good things followed by a play wild ginger come and make this thanksgiving supper the best yet a fair attendance greeted the alert bible class meeting in the united church on imtonday evening howard haynes and rev mr burry led the opposing sides on two live questions dean wagg led an inter esting recreation contest come again november is united anniversary services were very largely attended rev mr clare of brechin accompanied by his quartette from udney one of his appointments also miss ltedowell atcm pianist who al so rendered a solo with guitar accompaniment the tenor of the quartette joining with iher in the chorus of her selection in all it was well worth while rev clares text for the evening service was the great invitation a well chosen text and his sermon was certainly in spiring yes halloween is over and glad are we to state but really now that earthquake was bad as sure as fate and ot how thankful we should be as people in a country grand to know we did not suffer loss and still are here allowed to stand with homes unharmed though much alarmed were people far and wide were pleased to know that we must he on higher powers side for things like that are sent from one who knows our faults and failing too so perhaps its just a warning that finer things we ibetter do and see if that will help our land for right tnd right alone will stand lots try bloomington a daughter of one of our former well remembered bloomington j families passed away in toronto onl friday last when death claimed mrs austin wagg in her 51st year interment was at pine hills ceme tery at the east end of toronto mrs waggs maiden name was luta may patterson and besides her husband is survived by one daughter and one sister who is mrs w e imorden of this place the late mrs wagg was born and raised in our community bloomington anniversary the 43rd anniversary of the blooming ton christian church will be held on sunday next november 10th rev thomas mitchell dd will be y0rk plow boys additional locals had good success mrs s j clarksou of rochester spent a few dfcya recently with iher sisterinlaw mrs dan cook 1 fortvfive junior farmers com- 1 mrs d h rusuell has returned annual honw plow- home after enjoying a holiday at york county detroit port huron deckervtlle peted in the ing competition for this is a record number of boys to compete in this competition and the and sarnia the handsome new lighting judge mr wm doherty made the installed in the united statement that the work was equal to that of the provincial match at caledonia one hundred and fifty plow boys church were put up by n w byer local electrician for the toronto firm which handled the order for imrs mccullough uie giver womens institute owing to the convention and their parents and friends were in attendance at the banquet cater ed to by the vellore womens the speaker at 11 am music by imiss included among the guests owing to the convention the alma and mr eugene baker jwere mr a j h eckardt mr and regular meeting of the stouffville the evening service at 7 pm jrrs j p macgregor mr c h womens institute will be held on will be in charge of the kinsmen j miss ethel chapman and wednesday afternoon november quartette mr oliver ramer willi betty wallace all of toronto 13 a week earlier than usual at bring the message warden george kellain reeve of the home of miss stewart main we invite all to worship with us richmond hill and other councillors street at this meeting there will be at these services auction sale of jot the local municipalities important business and every mem- i a very fine musical programme ber is urged to be present iollowed the supper harvey i leek president of the county jr carnegie memorial library farmers acted as toast master farm stock implements hay among the artists were john walsh grain etc accordian player the elder quar horse cattle and imrs tho undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at lot 5 rear con 6 markham twp- u mile west of cashel thursday nov 14 1935 the following property belonging to alex tate gelding 7 years cow jerseyholstoin the monthly meeting of the stouffville library board will meet on thursday evening november 7 itette and gordon mcgillivray and 730 oclock sharp all the mem- sam davidson miss ethel chapman of the farmer was the guest speaker this was also made the occasion for presentation ot the trophies won by the york county plow team at the provincial match mr c h hodge editor of the farmer made presentation of their beauti ful trophy with miniature cups for the members of the team the following boys constituted the team which stood first among seventeen fresh calf by side counties ivan raymer milliken last sunday was a day of anni versaries in addition to the obser vance at the united church in town the church at goodwood also ob served their anniversary as well as tho mennonite church at gormley large dongregaticjiis greeted all three churches cow part jersey calf by side cow holstein duo in december heifer holstein due in dec cow ayrshire full flow 2 heifers yearling 2 calves brood sow due nov s pigs about 150 lbs implements harness etc binder mh gft cut good mower p h good cultivator deering stiff tooth cultivator spring tooth set disc harrows deering inthrow set harrows 3 section plow oliver riding disc drill mh good steel land roller 2 drum hay rake hay irack walking plow fleury no 21 with wheels wagon 2 ladders set scales 1200 lbs cap scuffler separator mh 700 lbs cap set bob sleighs cutter 2 barrels grindstone wheelbarrow set team harness 2 collars high tops forks hoes shovels doubletrees neckyokes other articles too numerous to mention hay and grain about 10 tons millet hay about 1 ton timothy hay quantity oats quantity barley terms cash sale at 1 oclock a s farmer auctioneer lemonville r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000 tslfeal our bread is real food its tho food that belongs on your table its tho bread that will holp build up tho health of your family its tho bread that you should order by name to avoid substitution and thats a rather importan thing to reraembor stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor mr albert neighorn left last week for montreal where he intends to spend the winter with his family imjr and mrs ncsbitt left on monday this week for toronto where they have taken an apart ment for the winter months mrs edith holman mr and mrs allan and mrs sarah spence of tor onto were at mrs macklem cooks during the weekend mrs mlary canning and hugh of toronto spent a day at their home here last week the dominion stores stouffville branch wednesday to wednesday specials jams raspberry 32 oz jar 11 c strawberry 32 oz jar 31c flour white satin pastry 53c sardines 3 tins mc domino baking powder tin lc beans with pork 2s oz tin 10c red rose tea halt lb 20o gold soap 10 bars 37c calay soap 3 cakes mc domino tet half lb 23c richmello tea half lb 28c rlchmollo yellow pkg half 33c domino japan green half 2c golden tip half 40c special blond lb 30c cooking figs 3 lbs 2v icing sugar 2 lbs lfsn shredded wheat 2 pkgs 23c diced carrots 3 tins 2v pot barley 3 lbs jc lifebuoy soap 2 cakes iv chicken haddie 2 tins 2v oxydol large 10c 2 small pkgs 1 7c paul boadwny manager xootoi iobqi cash for soya beans q wo are paying 95c per bushel f or standard quality soya beans delivered at our plant at stratford l soya mills limited iqcao e3qi 30e30c announcing cobers service radio toronto stouffville phone gr 6575 phone 1904 repairing radios for more than 15 years gorden e cober radio technician and sound engineer graduate of television college chicago cent a mile round trip bargain excursion minimum faros adults 75c child 40c friday nov 15 from stouffville to guelph kitchener stratford goderich kincardine southampton owen sound and nil intermediate points beyond guelph to st catharines niagara falls buffalo brantford woodstock london sarnia chatham windsor detroit and all intermediate points beyond hamilton to barrie orillia gravenhurst bracebridge huntsville north bay meaford collingwood penetang midland all towns on lines of temiskaming northern ontario rly n central rly cochrane kapuskas par sound sudbury longlac geraldton hardrock je sat nov 16 to lindsay peterboro toronto and hamilton attractions toronto saturday november 16 national unai hodcty toronto maplt lah n naw yoa ranian national motor show ol canada t eaton co ltd santa clam panda to toyland fare ticktu ittturn limilt and train information from agerji ask for handbill canadian nati 22i h b preston local agent phone 188 norman jarvis mtilliken lewis wells lemonville miss betty wallace of the insti tutes branch made presentation to the girls of their prizes for their project work during the year the prize list tor the plowing competition was financed through donations by township councils manufacturing and business firms and private individuals the following are the first and second prize winners in the home plowing competition class 1 sod wm tapscott milliken lewis wells lemonville class 1a stubble allan gray stouffville cameron kennedy agincourt class 2 tractor ross pouperthwaite agincourt william kennedy agincourt class 8 walking plow roy couperthwaite agincourt andrew mcclure woodbridge class 4 tractor allan crone mount albert denzil oldham mt albert class 5 boys 16 years and under melbourne emmerson stouffville roy smith gormley beginners class hart ley sellers agincourt howard turton lloydtown class 7 beginners class for 3 north townships irussell harrison mt albert alex hunter mount albert there are two specials which might be noted the jas mclean special for the best finish in the boys class was won by melbourne emmerson ot stouffville the wm doherty special for the youngest boy competing was won by russell watson son of robt watson woodbrdge a wellknown plowman at local and provincial matches russell watson at 10 years of age plowed a remarkably good land hers are urged to ibe present and ring their catalogues and lists of new books one hundred years ago on november 25 1935 andrew carnagie was born in dunfermline fifeshire stouffville has good treason to remember mr carnagie with gratitude for his gift of 0000 donated to the village tor the pur pose of building our beautiful library building slow pays will be left in the dark auction sale the undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at franklin one and quarter miles south of mount albert on thursday noy 14 1935 the property ot david lawr aged horse gp jersey cow 7 years due jan 13 jersey cow 7 years duo feb 24 ayrshire 5 years frosh 1 sow number of hens sot farm trucks single or double buggy cutter set horse sleighs single plow- set harrows scuffler 2 neckyokes sot plow harness 2 collars good 2 bridles halters horse blankets number ot potatoes bags good sot single harness 2 battery chargers quantity ot corn in the stock quantity timothy hay quantity of sweet clover hay good cow feed quantity of green oats cut for hay quantity turnips and potatoes cook stove good kitchen cabinet good side board divenett sewing machine cupboard hocking chair round extension itable with leaves forks rakes hoes and bells and kmery wheel set whefrie trees logging chains set double l other articles too numerous mention sale at one s pollard when clerk j s dougherty re vealed that he had extended the time for cutting off the current from those householders who failed to comply strictly with the conditions on which electricity is sold he was told by one of the councillors at mon day nights meeting that he would be held strictly accountable for any loses resulting no extensions will be tolerated it was stated and in fut ure no extensions beyond those pro vided in the bylaw will be given stouffville hydro customers in arrears may as a result expect their current to be disconnected without days of grace classified notices auall 1103 pigs 6 weeks old howard st john phone for sale shropshire ram lambs for sale w reesor phone 9003 pigs sow and 9 pigs for sale al so a number of ferrets j b 6005 for sale chrysler 70 4 door sedan fair condition apply at swifts garage apple butter notice anyone intending to have apple butter made at our mill should get in their order at once before we discontinue making p nighswand- er altona phone 9021 brooks woodshop prepared to do all kinds ot re pair work moderate charges how about that christmas novelty place orders now a g brooks stouffer st bargain in ladies seal coat good seal coat with sable collar and cuffs size 36 or 3s cost s325 wholesale good con dition used very little price 85 brodies 7210 horse for sale 1 dark grey percheon mare 6 years this horse is sound quiet and good worker apply donald storry phone 9206 cattle for sale 60 steers and heifers yearlings and 2 years herefords durhams and angus 2 durham cows springers and 1 jersey cow near due also 4 cows milking 1 durham bull 1 year apply d storey ph920g poultry wanted keep in mind that we want your poultry and will pay highest market prices sam golden at pennockt liverv churchill the churchill womens institute will hold their monthly meeting on november 12th 1935 at the home of miss mtirjorie clark roll call to be answered with a remedy for colds burns blood poison there will be a quilting with a pot lack lunch eaoh member brim on thing everybody welcome altona the altona institute will hold a community night on november 15 in ithe school house the motto is come let us make merry together roll call current events the program is under group five leader ship of mrs a iwidemari good time is expected refreshments served a collection will be taken all will be welcome provincial winter fair the ontario provincial winter fair will be heid at guelph on december 3 4 and 5 this is the 53rd annual provincial winter fair and it is expected that there will be a record entry in live stock poultry and seeds lhere will also be a junior agricultural department open to boys grain and potato clubs which is expected to draw a large entry in connection with this there will be a judging competition with liberal prizes offered entries close on november i i international opens nov 30 preparations are under way to receive a record breaking entry of live stock and farm crops at the 1935 international live stock ex position which will he held for the 36th year at the chicago stock yards the exposition will take place from november 30th to december 7th the show will bo staged in the mammoth new amphitheatre con structed last year on the same site as the buildings that had housed this largest stock show on the continent since 1900 and which were destroyed by fire in the spring of 1934 sale registers friday november 8 farm stock horses cattle sheep implements etc to be sold by public auction lot 20 rear con 5 whitchurch the property ot wm linton no reserve sale at one oclock f n smith auct thos hare clerk tuesday november 12 four acres of standing timber will be sold in quarter acre lots more or less at lot 11 con 3 uxbrldge the property of george wilson sale at one 4 months credit see bills for other details w f marquis auctioneer thursday nov 14 farm stock and implements belonging to alex tail quarter mile west ot cashel will be sold without reserve sale at one terms cash a s farmer auctioneer thursday nov 14 horse cows roots farm implements etc be longing to david lawr part ot lot g con 7 mile and quarter south of mt albert no reserve terms cash sale at 1 s pollard auctioneer real estate house to rent nov 1st 6 rooms electric and water miss g todd house for rent 6 rooms water and electric apply to miss valentine victoria street wanted to rent with option to purchase 75 to 100 acres must have 8 to 10 acres bush write full particulars to blackburn mansion house stouffville farm for sale 100 acres welt located adjacent to stouffvlllo all workable with running creek through the property apply to owner on premises elmer fergu son farm to rent at lot 34 con 4 imarkhamloo acre dairy farm all clear land lots of water fair buildings water and hydro in stables rural mail apply on the premises b cober gormley cost of horsepower professor l g heimpel of macdonald college says theie are 192174 farms in ontario and figuring the horsepower cost at 12 cents per horse hour or 125 per day the horsepower bill for the province would be 139529000 annually there are also 19000 tractors in ontario and their op eration cost per hour is in the olghbourhood of 70 cents add ing together the horsepower cost and that ot tractors brings the to tal bill to nearly 43000000 per year both mechanical and horse- power represent actualy expendi- turos and waste of power due to dilapidated condition ot machln- terms cash cr causes losses which are just as auctioneer real as those duo to low crop yields farm for sale 100 acres more or less desirable grain or stock farm all good work able land clay loam good bank barn frame house lots of water about two mil from stouffvine at lincolnville possession immediate apply to e a lloyd owner stouff ville post ollice insurance thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 25902 stouffville out h o klinck obrien avenue for your insurance needs in fire lite automobile burglary and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and firs co a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvlu monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am