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stouffville ontario february 13 1936 i0e30i 103101 soya mills limited 45 richmond st w toronto ontario axxolx cement we wish to announce that our modern hydraulic press plant at stratford is producing soya beau oil meal and soya beau oil soya bean meal in stock at both toronto and stratford enquiries invited q t i cent a mile round trip bargain excursion minimum fares adult 75c child 40c friday feb 21 rrom stouffville to guelph kitchener stratford goderich kincardine southampton o sound and all intermediate points beyond guelp 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 ria1 n central rly cochrane kapubkas parrv sound sudbu long geraldton hardrock jellicoe sat feb 22 to lindsay pcterboro toronto and hamilton attraction toronto saturday feb 22 dominion ski championships tart ttckctmttiturntumits and lyain information from agents ask fok hanub1le canadian national t743a- h b preston local agent phone 188 blue coal goodwood mrs r warren of keen made a short visit to friends here on fri day w hubbard has moved his bar ber business to hendersons house on falrview ave a number of the citizens in con nection with the affairs of the new king took their oath at the council board here on monday earl tate is leaving the stafford farm after six years and has rented jim tindalls farm near glasgow earl is a successful farmer and with his wife and family will be missed and wish them success in their new home quite a number of our united church members worked up good appetites at the wood bees walter graham of bear lake spent the weekend with mr and mrs chas forsythe mrs cook spent the weekend in toronto also mr and mrs walter beach and beverly morley symes and chas forsyth were in port perry on business one day recently ice cutting and drawing is the order o the day the blocks are two feet thick the middleton family received sad news on friday last of mr jas forsyths death in walkerton who at one time was a resident 01 uxbridge twp and who married the late jos middletons twin sistev who survives also a daughter in regina deceased was in his s7th year and had been married over go years ninth line markham mrs jack forster visited with mrs housser of north markham on saturc ay mr levi burkholder left on monday to serve on jury miss lena reive spent the week end at j mccreights on sunday evening mr and mrs j mccrelght entertained mr r boyd and mr and mrs j lewis to tea frank timbers and s knight aro moving some implements to their prospective homes while mr king of agincourt is moving ome of his effects to the knight place mr and mrs b batt and hestor visited at burkholders friday evening we extend our sincere sympathy to the hare family in the loss of their daughter and sister mrs maitland speuce mr harold farbrother and mr mel baker spent sunday evening at burkholders mrs o peacock was visiting her neighbours this week miss anna housser spent sunday with her mother in markham chas harper was laid up for two weeks through illness gormley and district we are as close to you as your telephone body hardwood from virgin trees of northern ontario also alberta coal in stock prompt delivery service frank harvey gormley elevator phone residence 7307 phone office 7303 valentine dance dance community hall victoria square friday february 14th snider orchestra wilbert jennings- floor manager lunch served ad mission 35c everybody welcome under auspices of the trustees of the community hall motor licenses weigh bills required with all appli cations for truck plates by order of dept of highways r j reesor issuer maint street markham real estate wanted to rent medium size house with conveniences located on main street preferred apply at tribune office for sale 25 acres all workable land lot 29 eon 9 markham half mile from stouffville plenty of water hydro installed and rural mail good buildings and outbuildings frame dwelling good apply to owner on premises frank timbers phone 4704 for sale 6 roomed brick iresi- dence on obrien ave stouffville all conveniences good lot will be sold at attractive price apply to owner p r stover brooklin phone 3100 farm for sale estate of the late a b holden 70 acres lot 27 con 8 markham apply on premises or to mrs holden todmorden rri phone agin court 9 ring 4 try these oils fok better light pennsylvania coal oil 20c per gal or 1 9c iu 5 gallon lots or over fuel oil 13c per gal or 12c in 40 gallons or over mck enzie s garage iuxgwood the old stand on the corner it h millsap proprietor bethesda stop look rkai come out come all g h a x i skating party under auspices of stoirflville junior farmers wednesday feb 26 20c 730 refreshments 20c campietea its vjuji tests bring facts to light and every test of chevrolet performance adds further confirmation to the fact that the valveinhead engine is the very best kind for a lowpriced car two reasons tell why first the inherent design of this type of engine used on racing cars airplanes speedboats produces extra power second the shaping of the cylinder head forces fuel to bum evenly and completely saving you money on gas conventional engines cant do both these things at the same time engineers agree you must have a valveinhead engine to get this matchless powereconomy combination but let your own driving test furnish the proof drop in and drive a chevrolet today easy 7 gmac time payments chevrolet gives you all six 1 perfected hydraulic brakes 2 solid steel turret top body by fisher 3 valveinhead engine 4 kneeaction on master doluxo models 5 fisher no- draft ventilation 6 safety glass in windshield and every window priced from standard series 2pass coupe master deluxe models from 905 othtm al factory oitawl onl full equipped freim and government rezhtratlon fee only eitra the womens missionary society will meet at the home of mrs wm burkholder on friday february 14 th this is a new scribe substituting tor the regular correspondent who will be absent for a few weeks our deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved wife and family of the late wm bruce who passed away at his home here last week we are sorry to report miss edith allin again under the doctors care we hope for a complete recovery soon mr s p foote is suffering from a very badly cut ear which was the result of a fall he had last saturday afternoon mrs louis brillinger has return ed home after spending a few days with her daughter mrs russel sproxton of pine orchard owing to the severe weather and bad roads the attendance at both church and young peoples society has been rather small the last lew weeks well has eupids arrow hit some one around here before st valen tines day we wonder when we see fred ploughing his way with a brand new automobile this is leap year so you better watch your step you know the fairer sex fall for the man with the car the junior womens institute was held at the home of mrs c burkholder on saturday afternoon the attendance was somewhat lessened by the snowstorm but we hope for a larger number at the next meeting this will be held on thurs day february 20th at the home of miss alma burkholder at 2 oclock please remember the time as the supper club lesson will be longjr than usual and unless we get there on time the lesson cannot be cover ed there is nothing so important as punctuality what nice young couple would like to start up housekeeping and operate our village store which is now vacant the store was real handy when uncle john and aunt mary called unexpectedly and you were just out of butter or soda biscuits we will sure miss the open door where we could run in and warm our feet and meet the neigh bours to say nothing of the numer ous hockeygames and wrestling matches the boys used to listen to there after all the conversations over the old counter are always very picturesque and interesting what that big golden moon didnt see on friday night would probabls be hard to explain but we know one scene he did witness this was the big party held on clarence atkinsons hills what a night the crust was hard and slippery the air keen and the moon made silver paths across the surface of the earth everyone was out on the peaks to have some fun with the toboggans jn spite of the many upsets which resulted in skinned knuckles twist ed feet and not to forget the broken toboggan everybody enjoyed them selves thoroughly although the morning hours came round well that moon was just too tempting ask province to share income tax with counties reeve w h edwards luls resolu tion lo vork council urjjes increase for ciardliouse a resolution requesting the pro vincial government to grant to counties a portion of the proposed provincial income tax acquired from county ratepayers was advocated by reeve v h edwards in york county council prior to 1931 income assessment was liable for county purposes de clared mr edwards in moving his resolution at this period how ever certain municipalities applied to the government to be exempted from income tax for county purpos es and the government after much discussion granted this request during the past two years many representatives of municipalities have felt that the principle of this legislation was wrong inasmuch as real estate already overtaxed had to bear the additional taxation now that the government has promised to levy for income assess ment it will be more efliciently ac complished and i feel this privilege of levying on income for county purposes should be returned he declared county council approved of an increase in salary for w w gard- house county treasurer from 3000 to 4000 a year a warning that unless an increase was given mr gardhouses services may he lost to the county was given by reeve w marsh mairwood of york township who declared that an outside concern had just offered the treasurer a position calling for a 3000 per year salary when mr gardhouse took oltice three years ago he was given the minimum salary of 3000 with a condition that as county finances bettered his salary would increase we all know just how efliciently he has carried out his work for three successive years he has balanced the budget and has succeeded in col lecting from municipalities their levies on time his duties this year have increased for he has now tak en over the work of three county commissions that were abolished reeve gus edwards of mimico opposed the resolution he declared a 25 per cent increase was far too great for any man in these trying times i am sick and tired of having people receive credit for tip finan cial condition of this county when the municipalities themselves cirry out most ot the work in collecting revenue he declared the dominion stores stouffville branch on city prices and advertising early morning coffee lb 21c readicut macaroni 2 lbs 9c manyflower soap 3 bars 14c new cheese lb i5c bayside peas no 4 tin 10c red rose tea s oz pkg 20c heinz asst soups 16 oz 2tins 23c heinz tomato soups 16 oz 2 tins 23c sunera pkg 17c maple leaf matches 3 for 25c golden hallowi dates 3 lbs 21c cooking figs 3 lbs 25c blue rose rice lb 7c ginger snaps lb i0c domino baking powdei 10c richmello coffee lb 20c paul boadway manager storing honey research experiments have shown that the original quality flavour and colour of honey in storage can best be maintained at a temperature of 40 degrees fahrenheit or lower and that rapid deterioration takes place at 60 degrees fahrenheit if the temperature is low and constant extracted honey can be stored in definitely without change of colour or flavour and without fermentation card of thanks to express our appreciation to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our recent bereave ment also to the organizations who sent such beautiful floral tokens mrs a lehman and family card of thanks we take this opportunity to thank the neighbors and friends for their sympathy and assistance rendered during the great sorrow we have just suffered also for beautiful floral tributes mrs w bruce family twp of whitchurch raising geese hockey thrills turufin every saturday night at 9 pm eastern standard time to general motors coasttocoast hockey broadcast consider the company back of the car c144 w s widdifield dealer stouffville e a stonehouse associate dealer markham the essentials to success in goose raising are free range and an abundance of tender grass or clover the geeso should start to lay about the middle of march and the eggs should be set as soon as possible lit is advlsable to springle the eggs with luko warm water once dally when set under the mother goose or under hens and twice dally when set in an incubator goslings require warmth after hatching and should be left under the goose or in the incubator for about two days when the goslings are ready for feeding place a green sod near the brooder in order that they may pull fho tender shoots for the first few days they should bo fed bread crumbs moistened with milk when they are about a week old give them in moist mash composed of equal weights of corn meal barley meal bran and shorts feeding three or four times a day for about two weeks give the goslings a good start then turn them out on good pas ture and discontinue the feeding of mash they should bo protected from coid rains confined at night until tho weather gets warm and always have plenty of shade and fresh water sale register tuesday feb 25 important sale of tb bloodtested scotch shorthorns horses and farm implements on the farm of the late robt miller at ringwood no reserve sale at one george rodanz prof franklin and a s farmer auctioneers thursday march 5 extensive sale of milch cows horses farm implements etc belonging to walter w jacobs mile north of ringwood sale at 1 oclock terms cash prentice prentice auctioneers tuesday march 10 farm stock implements hay and grain belonging to chas hoover town ship clerk to be sold at lot 35 con 3 markham near gormley sale at 1 sharp cash terms a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march 11 farm stock and implements belonging to jos timbers scarhoro mark ham townline west of armadale sale at 1 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer thursday mairch 12 farm stock implements and hay be longing to edw gillion lot 27 con 9 markham no reserve sale at one terms cash a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march 25 entire farm stock including 27 milch cows 4 0 pigs and implements hay grain and roots the property of james kirton lot 17 con 1 scarhoro terms cash sale at 1230 oclock a s farmer auct take notice that all public school trustees public servants and any one required to take oath of ohlce by virtue of their position must take the oath of allegiance to the new sovereign king edward the eighth at my office at vandorf signed john crawford clerk classified notices pigs for sale 15 seven weeks old arthur williams claremont rr 9th concession pickering lot 35 for sale parlor cook stove cheap good condition h malloy town hardwood for sale green beach and maple cord and limb wood at lot 13 con 5 whit church w r chapman phone 4609 young cow for sale short hornjersey due in march george jones phone 1720 well digging cleaning also spring draining work want ed victor stover peter street mount joy dry hardwood for sale we still have a few cords of dry body hardwood also limbwood cut and delivered anywhere terms cash fw betz sons phone 177 wanted quantity of large size red carrots chantenay type red core preferred r e brown ph day 256 night 176 sleighs for sale why be without a set of sleighs or bother your neighbor for his set sloop sleighs for only 3500 also a new diamond set harrow 4 sec only 2000 bexj rexlin phono 102 highest pric for live fowl poultry wanted keep in mind that we want your poultry and will pay highest market prices sam golden phone 163 stouffville so as i can call and see your fowl stiver bros radio repairing gordon cober radio technician and sound engineer stiouffvillk nnd toronto phone 1904 phone ho 1307 r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000