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vv i trtvoi t rfyyv2jzszy t r f raoktwo the tribune stouffville jorit thuny established 1888 i member of the canadian weekly newspaper association issued every thursday at stouffville ontario eight to twelve pages average circulation 1650 copies subscription rates per year in advance in canada 200 in uj3a 9250 a v nolan son publishers notes and comments keep your premises tidy everybody should take a pride in the village where they live it is by cooperation of all that we achieve the fine appearance for which our village is noted people who allow weeds to grow on premises or even on boulevards and adjacent property are not giving the right kind of help that folks have a right to expect the- weed inspector can be a great help inmatters of this kind and may prove a second policeman he should call on and warn everybody who allows weeks to grow if a warning is not sufficient he has power to enter the proper ty and cause the weeks to be cut charging the same against the property in the same manner as other taxes the hunt for metals in both north and south america today the great est hunt for minerals in history is now under way united states geologists and mining engineers are surveying al most every inch of likely ground in the us ard in friendly south american countries seeking new sources of supply for vital war metals properties long undeveloped because they were not economic will how be productive low grade ores will re ceive attention and cost is no longer a consideration accompanying this hunt for metals is equally strenuous activity in laboratories and engineering departments where methods for producing vital metals from low grade ores are being developed for the problem facing the unit ed nations is not merely one of finding the minerals but also of developing new techniques to make them available to war industries canada is also taking part in this wartime scramble schools are being held for prospectors to teach them what to look look for and what to do if they find deposits that may be workable in may the finance minister announced that in order to stimulate prospecting for base metals and strategic minerals income and excess profits tax conces- sions will be made for both individuals and corporations in some mines production is being literally subsidized and in others price concessions are made in order jo keep up pro duction brazil welcome ally the united nations now have a new ally in brazil which declared war on sunday against germany and italy sis the result of uboat sinkings of n brazilian ships ura- guay the country along whose shores the graf spee battle took place will- also soon declare war and other south american countries may follow the addition of brazil to the united nations forces will bring a great deal of extra strength and will also make possible a faster transporta- tionrouteaccross the atlantic for planes and munitions the united states of brazil is a big country larger than the united states of america but smaller than canada and hasa popultionfour times as large as canadas more than 46000000 brazil was also a belligerent in the last war on the sideof the allies the hayfever victimi when straw hats were common headgear for males in new york an unwritten law decreed triat in certain cir- jcles at least tkeymusfbe discarded on august 31 no mat- i iter how hot the weather the calendar had proclaimed sum- niers end if any ignored or forgot their straws would be r knocked off or tipped by everybody they met along the street vipr g mucn for fashion but now a new york editor jcornes out with they announcement that august 15 marks the official hay fever- season it is- going too far one can im- oaginethehay feversuffers proclaiming that their suffer- inssted normari mmaclean has been complaining well in advance o this date and delbeff holdenhada siege in bed in the middle of august stouffville has its share of hay fever sufferers and the weed inspector should never permit for a moment rag- weed to stand alive in the village persons who detect it srlould report tnetwhereabbutsof the week to the ihspec- tor john quibel or the mqh or members of the board who will takeprompt action tohave the offending flower promptly cut down ragweed pods now bursting with pollen are the most general cause of the malady but other plants and matter work havoc with the millions of people on this continenfwhbwill mostly haveto bear it until the first fall frosts dispel their misery ffji hay fever- piays no favorites striking at rich and poor alike though the rich can run away from it if you are subject to this summer ailment you are almost certain to get it every year if you are blessed with immunity you can apparently sleep in a bed of ragweed unscathed t among dead and gone prominent people who suffered from hayfever- were such diverse personalities as king george tv henry ward beecher and the more recent marcel proust french man of letters notes an american writer proust constructed his entire life around his susceptibility shunning the summer countryside which he adored mak ing excursions in the night hours and occuping a room heavy with sulphur fumes fyjbayi oftypge from the files of the tribune august 1889 mr harry miller returned from woodstock college this week to spend bis vacation at home messrs mckay ol markbam and handof our public school exchang ed places last friday for promotion examination purposes mr jess davis is tbe fortunate winner of tbe indian pony wbicb was disposed of by raffle at sutton tbe other day d stouffer and co have five shoe makers as busy as can be mr jchn woodgate has accepted a position in a photo gallery in tor onto and left town on thursday employ of mr john bray for some time bas gone to toronto to learn the cutting business at cheese- worths y rmr and mrs g h kemp with thelrrfamuy spent saturday and dsa tt6 c reliable dmgstore sunday visiting friends at sutton toronto are at the queens hotel visiting her father mr b wflsow mr rb duncan and son gordon who have been engaged in toronto have returned home and will con- ivhy 1903 x telephone instruments are being acgtj6t 1827 stouffvule may shortly nave a i fourth dentist practising here dr installed at the foundry and also j r patterson of torontohas just the queens hotel purchased what is known mr and mrs c urqubart and j bray property lust east as of the the child cf mount albert are spending christian church from isaac park- a few days at the home of bis par ents mr and mrs j l urftuhartl mr and mrs geo bollard return ed from their wedding trip to their home in stouffville on tuesday even ing and were not overlooked by tbe boys mr w j stark f manager of i the sovereign bank here and mr brace the manager of sovereign bank at newmarket attended the as his executor fred w hill is meeting of the whitchurch town- inson for 5000 work on the 10000 addition to the town school building commenced on monday sandy jones and a gang of men are doing the excavating work dental e barker id dja honor graduate of royal coueg of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grnbins block phone 374 markham every tuesday office in wear block winding up the estate the ball game last saturday after noon in the driving park between the dauntless club of toronto and stouffville drew only a small att endance final count was 2411 in favor of the home team batteries humphrey and hcidge and pepper umpire mr cliff vanzant messrs w e mccarty and f clendenning spent wednesday in sutton and vicinity mr ernest dougherty went up on friday evening to spend a week with the campers at jacksons point mr fred obrien of markbam is visiting his parents and friends in town before taking hls departure to the states mr f moore who has been in the ship council at vandorf this week council decided to transfer the township bank account including the clergy reserve fund to the newmar ket branch dont forget the excursion to jacksons point on wednesday july 22nd under the auspices of the mt albert presbyterian and methodist also the stouffville methodist ss fare 70c children 35c irev a p brace dr smith and mr w j stark represented rich- ardsos- lodge in toronto this week mrs thois hodgson took quite ill in mr raes store today medical aid was summoned and she was somewhat improved before return ing home mrs weir and her two sons of r g clendening funeral director medical ambulance service phone markbam 9000 national selective service effective september 1 1942 those affected one group of regulations a applies to all workers male and female and their employersexcept any persons employed as female domestic servants in homes where there is not more than one servant employed- by a provincial government as ministers priests or clergymen as professional engineers or science workers under the wartime bureau of technical personnel in parttime subsidiary employment which is not a regular occupation- r in agriculture hunting fishing trapping as teachers as nurses and proba tioners iacasual labour a site school or on holidays other than long summer vacation the other group b applies to all workers the regulations croup a 1 no worker may quit his job without giving his employer seven days notice in writing 2 no employer may layoff or discharge any worker without seven days notice in writing- 3 no employer may interview or engage any worker unless such worker has a i permitto seekempldymeht v r eoit itij v 1 permits to seek employment may be obtained from national selective service officers in selective service officesformerly the local offices of the unemployment insurance commission group b v- 5 a national selective service officer has the power a cb c to order any person to report for an interview at the local office r i- r to order any person who has been- unemployed seven days to take any suitable work and to order any partially employed person to take any suitable fulltime work i- 6 no person ordered by a national selective service officer to take a job may quit such job without permission of the officer 7 when a worker has to travel to a distant job the national selective service officer may paythe cost of transportation and certain other specilllow- ancesl 8 if a worker atthe request of the national selective service officer changes from less to moire essential work ke may claim reinstatement in his former joti when the more essential work is finished i note agricultural workers may take seasonal or temporary employment outside agriculture withthe consent of selective service officers when such work will riot interfere with farm by taking such work they will not lose their right to ponement ofmilitary servicer employers read the ordersiaconncil setting up the regulations and the explanation of national selective service regulations which can le obtained faom selectivesee offices r employees read the ordersinconncil setting np the regulations and the workers handbook which can be obtained from selective service offices or offices of trade unions elliott m little director national sictiv swvioe humphrey mitchell minisiar of labour ss43 dr s s ball physician and surgeoa xray office cor obrien and mm phone 196 coroner for york conner insurance thomas birkett son general insurance agency stouffville ontario established 1908 insure in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phone 25902 stouffville h o klinck stouffville ont phone jjcj for your insurance needs in fire life automobile burgu and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance cs -alao- aatomoblle and fire barristers office phone residence pkosc 810 35u arthur w s greer barrister solicitor notary pomfc 6 king street east oshawa ojftario resident partner branch cmec wcpollardkc ortrrff uibrldgs ontario pnona it office phone elgin 7021 residence phoi kingdale 73ic samuel d borins x mvjt r barrister solicitor etc temple j bldg 62 richmond street w toronto brierbush hospitai goveromentlicensed main btreevlssi stcnumk cases taken ambulance service regiatered nurses and 24 boor service mrs e r good pheoelm a c kennedy chiropractor r- i church street stonjtvflfci fridays lwlltn- a s farmer licensed auctioneer 1 9 tears experience york county uibridge and pleker- irigtownshlps farm stock andfurnitnre galea a specialty telephone stouffville 7301 address gprmley pb clarke prentice phone agincoprt 528 muiikeat licensed anctlmeer for tbe counties of york and 0- tarlo successor for corpl ken prentice of ctasf and of the late j hprentlce former prentice a prentice farm and farm stock sales a specialty at fairand reaw soibie l e oneill stoltffvnlk funeral director anti embalmer contlnnoas telephone service day and night business phone residence phone i i jli ici z0