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stouffville ont thursday april 16 1936 buy your footwear at lehmans mens boots and shoes mens boots and oxfords 198 mens work boots from 200 to 485 mens kid boots at 500 astoria calf oxfords at s25 richmond oxford in kid and calf 600 womens shoes womens pumps and ties 198 womens low heels at 190 to 240 womens ties in kid and calf 298 womens oxfords aunt mary at 395 womens finer kid 475 childrens boots and shoes misses 11 to 2 200 girls 8 to 10 12 175 childrens 6 to 7 12 150 pussy foot shoes 150 pussy foot boots 195 bovs oxfords i to 5 12 250 to 295 youths oxfords ii to 13 12 225 o lehman phone 4301 stouffville ontario strawberry plants for sale varieties senator dunlop oac kellogs marvel parsons beauty prices 60c per 100 500 per 1000 delivery middle of may oscar burkholder breslau ontario why buy new implements when you can purchase good used ones at half the price and with years and years of service i have the largest stock ever including cultivators seed drills 2 and 3 drum land rollers plows walking or riding also binders and mowers by all the best makes stiff tooth cultivator for tractor and horses we can also offer you new implements for which we have an agency with the well known tudhope-ander- son company b raxlin phone 192 stouffville highest market price for live fowl wool and hides see me before you sell theres a reason 90 per cent of the cream shippers in the local district sell their cream to the stouffville creamery the reason for this is that they get best results try it stouffville creamery co closed every evening exce pting saturday phone 18601 special notice ifou can now buy the best brands of prepared house paint i or 5 75 per gallon why take a chance on paint of doubtful quality when you can now obtain the undernoted top quality brands of white lead paint at this popular figure insist upon one of these famous timetested brands for all your exterior painting any ohe of them will assure you a job of outstanding beauty long paint life and economy from first to last there is a store in your vicinity that can supply you sherwinwilliams canada paint martinsenour another blowout the safety and comfort of your trip depends on your tires more than any other one thing dunlop tires are safe and give more tire per dollar than can be obtained anywhere sjr malcolm campbell says no other tire would have stood half what those dun- lops stood we have your size in stock carl boadway west end servce station opposite mansion house phone 265 4th line uxbridge misses laura and hilda ashen- hurst were home for easter mose norton was in oxbridge on sunday visiting his brother levi miss gertrude brown is visiting her sister mrs ed norton for a few weeks mrs w smalley spent the week end with her daughter mrs r feasby imr and mrs e hockley ruby were guests of mr and mrs george jones on sunday mr and mrs clarence jones visited her parents mr and mrs bell on sunday mr and mrs alex snider visited her parents mr and mrs fred woodland on sunday mr and mrs r feasby mrs w smalley spent saturday evening with mr and mrs bert tindall mr and mrs r albright and family spent sunday with her mother mrs win forsyth sunday visitors at mr a ashen- hursts were mr and mrs clayton hill mr and mrs j ashenhurst isabel mrs j kidd miss florence feasby few horses lost locally feeding on mouldy hay reports are being frequently received telling of the sickness and loss of horses says the ontario dent of agriculture this is not news as every spring season will bring its reports of loss loss of horses due to forage poisoning has been greater than usual this year but not in the local district according to dr bodendistel local veterinary who has encountered few cases this season thus far mouldy hay when fed to horses is dangerous this fact has long been known to many horsemen men who have seen loss come from the use of mouldy hay as horse feed this broadcast is being made hoping that those horse owners who may bo a bit careless about the quality of the hay being fed their horses will take heed and see to it that no mouldy hay or other mouldy fodder is used as horse feed the haying season of 1935 was not a favorable one for the saving of hay in a clean dry condition tons of damp poorly cured hay was put away in the barns last july hence the trouble and prospect of trouble at this time the condition of much of the newly stored hay was such that the continued growth of mould was promoted with the advance of the season and the lowering of the level of the hay storage the evidence of mould on the hay becomes greater hay that has been stored above a stable where cattle have been kept all winter may mould and become dangerous to horses the warm damp stable air penetrating the stored hay furnishes the condition necessary for luxuriant mould growth goodwood miss eva latcham was home for easter the county road through bridge township is very poor for motoring nothing but a hard top will suffice today we hear a couple of our youug people attended the roxy last suu- day night but how much better their time could have been spent lome m morgason son of mr and mrs leslie morgason uxbridge township has returned from the hospital in toronto and is making satisfactory recovery miss ella fraser has been forced to take a short vacation at her home in brussels following a recent opera tion she is being relieved by miss gladys evans of claremont it is reported that the american side is to get the post office there are strong protests but the liberals are disorganized since te ufo days so there is no local appeal court changing the post oillce years ago was a highly controversial sub ject arrangements are being made for the government institution at chas watsons store free movie show a talking movie depicting better farms of canada will be shown free iu ratclifls hall on saturday vx- april 25th at 8 oclock as a compli mentary entertainment offered by f r cassidy massey harris agnt warning notice corn growers are hereby notified that the corn borer act is in force iu this county this spring and that the provincial kutomologisl lias in structed all inspectors to enforce it strickly and see that all corn fields and plots are properly cleaned up by may 20th thomas grilhth inspector for county of york john rcampbell asst inspector for markliam and scarboro robt mctaggart asst inspector for king and whitchurch bethesda stouffville school report easter 1930 audrey jr pr lloyd jenning thorne robert wetherall sr pr albert smalley douglas ward beatrice lickerish winnifred mcdonald sr 1 margarita grubin audrey jenning betty jean freel jr ill a jack davis harold hare albert paisley gladys a brooks jr to sr ii eleanor goudie stanley miller stanley schmidt lewis raxlin marion ferguson sr ii ruth wagg stanley ball leatrice nicholson doris ross jr hi william kellington theo dore boftdway edna nicholson sr ill margaret jennings wil bur smalley eunice woodland vira g tindall jr to sr iv irwin borinsky marjorie muston jean talbot sr iv erma paisley betty mus ton ruth burkholder denotes honors c e watson bloomington auction sale of general household goods etc the estate of the late mrs chas perry will besold at the residence stouffville on saturday april 18 1930 sewing machine childs high chair good condition small work table feather tick and feather pillows phonograph records trunk carpet sweeper childs rocking chair large baby doll pair speed skates and boots size g childs hockey boots skates size 12 meat grinder 2 hanging pots i piece oak bedroom suite 3 plcco walnut bedroom suite 2 beds chest of drawers 2 wash stands sideboard extension table oak dining rom suite 2 cupboards small piano sewing machine coal stove self feed small heater with pipes 2 kitchen tables rugs 2 radios 2 desks lamps mattresses draw couch with springs and mattress steel conch 4 bed springs new mattress small tables odd chairs cooking utensils dishes crocks and fruit jars coal oil heater step lader carpenter tools extension ladder wheelbarrow quantity wood garden tool honey extractor 2 tool chests terms on sale cash sale at 2 pm a s parmer auctioneer joan kinset visited her mother here dr mathesou and wife were out for easter from toronto misses edna and elsie lemon of toronto were home for easter miss marjorie french was the ea ster guest of miss ruth storry mr and mrs robert leask and children of greeubank were home for sunday the w a copper contest came to a close at otto tranmers with a splendid social attended by 60 people the weather is backward and seeding in general is not likely be fore around may 1st tho hilo hawaiian orchestra with six hawaiian guatars is com ing from little britain to bloom- ington christian church on friday april 24th to give an easter pro gram tills orchestra is made up of young ladies and is led by miss t mckay school teacher at little britain there will be no admission only a collection come along ye poor for you are just as welcome as the rich the dominion stores stouffville branch on city prices and advertising sugar white or brown 10 lbs 50c raspberry jam 32 oz 2c black current jam 32 oz ikc orange marmalade 32 oz 25c clarks pork beans large 3 25c libbys catsup 2 bottles 27c pie cherries tin 10c toddy 1 pound tin o toddy half pound tin 121c super suds pkg dc palmollve soap 3 for mc palmolive soap 10 for 45c princess soap flakes 2 pkgs 2c bulk soap chips 2 lbs 1 5c honey pall jc pickled cabbage large jar i5c fijesh iradishcs celery cabbage carrots and lettuce a e yeo mnnnccr toronto highlights mr arthur lee wife and children visited their parents in toronto motoring from rochester where mr lee who is an uxbridge old boy is employed with the eastman kodak co mrs james davey also her son thomas wife and children motored from ottawa to spend easter with the davey family in toronto congratulations to miss wagg who is now on the staff of stouffville post office prior to becoming post mistress in goodwood we under stand mrs charles lee is visiting her daughter mrs kane also mr and mrs jas davis george morgason toronto visit ed his sister and brothers at goodj wood uncle george as he is known is another old goodwood boy who loves to go back to the old home village and while we write of going back home now that the warmer weather will be coming along how about putting a few gallons of gas iu the old bus and taking a spin to the home village tune up the old specs and no doubt we will see some of the old friends yes i said friends whose on your mind well no doubt we will see tom baston tom dowswell will whitteton will todd isaac wagg calvin stafford oh so many youll know say how about this man mcdonald sure he will be there everyone knows him hes the fellow that goes round and round and if you owe him any money like the correspon dent does well he sure will give you the glad hand by the way we met one of good woods old boys on the street last week the older folk in goodwood will remember newton ellis son of the late ward and mrs ellis new ton met with an accident some years ago injuring his legs and feet un able to follow his former work he is now taking life easy drawing a pension for the balance of his life mrs george lee is somewhat better and is sitting up each day for a few hours due to the nasty treatment hand ed the protestants by the governt for the past six months the orange lodges have increased in member ship one night last week the correspondent was asked by one of the masters of a north toronto lodge whether he would become a member the answer given was that if i decided to join we would go back to the old village and put an application to the old reliable lodge no 572 no doubt new members would be made welcome heres hop ing 572 will be well represented at goodwoods decoration day service and their 12th parade mr todd should be congratulated on his stand for a paved road propo sition after all the work on the tenth widening of the roads east and west of goodwood it should not be left to stand unfinished one thing the toronto folk cannot under stand is why a gray coach line bus should have to go such roundabout road when a direct road through goodwood can be used goodwood has always beon the township seat i a township hall without a good road is like driving a car with a flat j tire boost up your own town the other fellow will look after his own district stouffville cemetery board seem to be getting into action for spring work wo wish them every success the goodwood cemetery board mombers and their wives will be in vited to meet the toronto represent ative and city friends soon to talk over the work for 1936 well folks time is up for the news of the week but heforo ending may i say tho correspondent visited mr mccullongh on easter morning i found him very much improved mr luther allin spent a tow days last week at the home of his sister mrs win graham aurora miss alma hancock spent easter sunday at home mr and mrs abram pike and family spent good friday with mr and mrs isaac pike miss mary wright of toronto spent the weekend witli her cousin miss kathleen steckley the junior womens institute will meet on tuesday next at the home of miss jeanne mcewen a few from this district attended the concert given by stouffville united church choir on friday night mr and mrs a b shaffer enjoy ed the holiday at the home of mr robert meed mr and mrs washington paisley of stouffville were good friday visitors with mr and mrs w paisley easter sunday was not a model day for stepping out with your spring finery but several in this locality were brave in spite of the weather sported new outfits visitors at mr and mrs clarence atkinsons on friday were mr and mrs frank atkinson and mrs jen kins of richmond hill also mrs f chaffey of toronto like an army defeated the snow hath retreated and now doth fare ill on the top of the hill small clouds are sailing blue sky prevailing the winter is over and gone classified notices wanted turkey tom morgan degeer stouffville rr no 3 for sale red clover cleaned edw logan phone 9904 horse for sale g p mare sound cecil latcham lot 4 con i uxbridge house to rent june 1 modern 6 rooms all conveniences apply to miss g todd for sale one hay gelding cheap kobt harbinson 3rd con mark- ham lot 27 cows for sale 20 cows fresh or near due also number of sheep don storey phone 9200 for sale first mortgage on store property 1500 at 6 pc a ply box a tribune ofiice for sale water power washer in good shape apply w a wide- man markliam or phone 6212 for sale lfodclover seed- clarence pipher lot 34 con s pickering seeds for sale alsike seed alfalfa seed timothy seed fred stephenson lot 29 con 9 mark- ham hay for sale alfalfa and timothy mixed bert williams claremont lot 34 con s picker ing pigs number of pigs for sale chunks also quantity of red clover seed and timothy seed for sale r e bateman phono 606 spring song oh hear the music over land and sea the tinkling of lilies the bells of the spring the sweet joyous notes of songsters in trees flooding tho lawn and far echoing what melodies fairies tread where winter lies bare and dead and rises from the cold earth a fair daffodil while tfie music swells in the per fumed air and brings peace to the world that all is well and odours rare all the world around lies dreaming neath the waving maples in the sun you listen to a song of silver bells and see the fairies dancing when day is done in woodland dells grace e bulley wooden tank for sale cheap galvanized lining cap about 25 gallons new and suit able for water storage j mertens ph 79 binder massey harris 6 foot cut in good order for sale com plete with sheaf carrier and trucks w h wilson phone 415 wanted capable woman for general house work mrs muri- son church st phone 270s mow of mixed hay for sale belonging to otto baker estate apply to earl davis ph 9914 or cecil wagg 2102 red raspberry canes for sale latham the best big new disease free hardy main crop viking the best earlier variety lloyd george the largest early berry guaranteed stock allen closson phone 309 for sale fine mixed hay 500 ton early gopher seed oats 45 cents per bushel white rock chicks 90o per hundred also hatching eggs and cnthbert raspberry canes joseph betz stouffville for sale a quantity of clean i red clover seed at the farmers price 500 per bushel jess davis glasgow stouffville rr 3 custom hatching we can accommodate a few hundred eggs each week in our jamesway incu bator 2 per hundred henry miller phone 4 914 tractor plowing and culti vating done on short notice gordon llolden phone 1704 for sale quantity grimn alfalfa seed government standard nol also number pigs chunks h houck phone s909 asparagus roots soc per 100 and cuthbei t raspberry canes 100 per 100 j l ogden phone 5827 for sale fordson tractor re conditioned and like new also 2 furrow wide bottom tractor plow priced reasonable h e oliver phone aurora 8031 house for sale modern im provements financed for respon sible buyer apply to f f saunders 116 concord ave or to frank nendick 110 waverley road toronto i in mcmorinm ixvis in loving memory of our dear father george lewis who pass ed away april 19th 1935 god knew that he was suffering that the hills were hard to climb so he closed his weary eyelids and whispered peace by thine sadly missed by son john and daughterinlaw madeline sale register thursday april 10 entire herd of jersey cattle all govt 4 tb tested many fresh cows and springers all in fine condition also number implements fordson tractor tractor plow etc at lot 12 con 7 markliam the prop of orval davidson terms cash no reserve ken prentice auctioneer thursday april 23 mortgage sale of the west onehalf of lot no 26 in the stli concession of the township of whitchurch containing 100 acres more or less terms 10 pc of the purchase price time of sale and balance within 30 days thereof the prop erty will be sold subject to a re- servo bid sale at eleven oclock am for further particulars see posters or apply to messrs mclaughlin johnston mooro- hcad maccaulay 302 bay st toronto or to messrs mccullongh button stouffville a s farm er auctioneer mansion house stouffville ontario all you can eat 35c meals tobaccos chocolates soft drinks sandwiches our specially acme famous ice cream ladies and gents rest rooms reroof repair r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000 prices rise now is tho time to repair your buildings which have been un avoidably neglected during trying depression times order your roof- ins before advances in tho price of steel push up tho price of roofinir ens tern steel products offers two f treat values in metal roofing rib- toll and titolap 1 each has exclus ive features guarantee ins weather- tightness and easy application they do not warp shrink crack curl or bulge ask also about esp bams made by the foremost companybuilt barn manufacturer in canada soft gnsdlan manufscturcn and dhfrl- butoa of jmfwy poultry equipment eastemstedftodncfe gottph sfctrt prtitoo ont foctorica at to at toronto and 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