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i yszj jhlx 1 e tribune st stouffville at widelyi known citizen of j ux- bridge wellington smalley died in the toronto general hospital- on may 4 in his 75th year he lufd served his municipality as a coun cillor and as reeve for several termsfarid later was appointed treasurer z born in the northern part pf uxbridge he spent practically all his life in uxbridge living on his home farm on the 4th concession for 43 years mr smalley was a public spirited citizen and always took an active part in municipal affairs he was active also in the conservative party for long years he moved into uxbridge town about a year and a half ago he is survived by his wife the former jane mckeown and two sons edgar on the home farm garnet of mount albert and by three daughters mrs russel feas- by goodwood mrs dean alcock sandford and mrs bert tindall uxbridge township erastussmal ley uxbridge township is the only surviving brother and member of the family of nine he lives qn the homestead where vellington was born members of the former methodist and later the united church mr smalley was buried from the united church at sandford on sun day followed by interment at the hartman cemetery j pruning thinning and using trees with few exceptions trees are best pruned at the beginning of the growing season one exception the maple box elder which bleeds or loses sap freely through recent cuts or wounds when the first movement of sap takesplace in the spring the actual time that prun ing in general may be undertaken in spring is only relative but the work should be attended to as early in spring as possible after the danger of severe frosts or cold weather is past says john walker superintendent dominion forest nursery station indian head sask in publication 770 on prun ing thinning and utilizing trees just issued by the dominion de partment of agriculture it is not advisable to prime frozen stems the best time to prune them is just as the buds are opening or bursting if much prun ing is to be done necessarily an early start must be made to avoid carrying the piuning too far into bldlat s lake -x- dutch ekopiie clean and tidy lorraine parker pretty daughter of mr and mrs orval parker of toronto and granddaughter of mr and mrs w d parker stouffville thinks its time to get into that summer v mood and leans over to try the water at kew beach the growing season early spring growth lv important in the life of woody plants pruning in the early spring- and at the start of the growing season has- two important advantages the cut can be made where a vigorous bud is located and from which strong growth in the direction re quired may be expected also wounds and cuts particularly small ones made through the removal of small branches will be well on the way to being covered overor heal ed by the development of new bark before the end of the growing sea son in pruning the time factor is important and both advantages mentioned contribute much to the development of healthy well- shaped troesvwith smooth branches and trunks on the other hand pruning should not be done unless the pruning will serve some specific and useful purpose there is much more useful in formation in the publication which can be obtained free from the dominion department of agricul ture ottawa curtailed by lack of labor materials the usual spring building pro gram at musselmans lake will not likely be on as large a scale as usual this year owing to the lack of materials and labour however some changes are e being made chiefly among the business estab lishments there jas pidgeon owner of winsome corner and the postmaster at the summer resort is making probably the most extensive changes he has purchased the corner cottage near this familiar stand and after having torn down this dwelling is rebuild ing the pavilion and refreshment booth a little to the south of the former site the new building will be ten feet longer with more and improved accommodation- fred cummings of ballantrae is the con tractor mr geo davies proprietor of cedar beach intends to erect addi tional cabins on his property just east of the dance hall if materials are available the corner hill has been cut down and will be terraced to provide two rows of buildings at the former moon haven site on the oth concession mr mcintosh is adding another room to his booth the new stand will join the dance hall and refreshment stand just back of this establishment on mitchell dr a toronto man is erecting a cottage the cost of which isunderstood to be around engagement is announced of this the only cottage on fvlnv- with the children sleeping they jhavesa pretty- utile gulandtwin a home pteibabiesb thjuiwas mjbe- living jai tyetlzubn rcr r roornliefanirifftn a lrvpiv radio and rfw 1vu haroldb forsyth rcoc- writes with enthusiasm to his parents mr and mrs sb forsyth of the hos pitality accorded him by his hosts the letter dated april 11 follows in part v here i am in a new spot once again holland this time we sure have moved a long way lately i am billeted out in a privatehouse again four of us together no three s bill king decided to pitch his tent and stay in the unitarea you sure would have looked if you could have seen me last night talk about comfort the nan and woman that live here went to one of our unit shows qutin the field and i stayed home alone to write also so the house wouldnt bealone rccmlisteningtoa lovely radio and beside anicejwarm fireplace the people are- very friendly and whats more speak a little english enough tbget by with at least im up in our room now where we have double door windows leading out to a balcony today has been about the nicest day ive seen this year so i have the door open and the sun shining in even though it is eight oclock we are on fast time here- double s british fast time the last couple of weeks boy are tlie people of holland ever clean and tfdy about their homes farmstreets etc all the house windows are shining clean j- and every big window full of pretty flowers and plants- they like big windows and they sure look nice i election l gokmlev girl to wed richmond hill man ella kathryn hoover daughter of the late mr arid mrs david hoover to mr charles otto james of rich mond hill son of mr and mrs carl james the weeding date- is may 22nd and the ceremony will be performed at gorrhley bksx time to cut farm woodlot trees i where heisl hm the liberals at ottawa anii the tories atqueens park haye done nothing to remedy- the alarming shortage of houses no adequate- plans havebeeri madetobuildh6mes for burj returning servicemen and for- the thousands of families now living in rooms arid unsanitary buildings unfit for humanhabitation a ccf government at ottawa and at queens park will work together to construct thousands of dwellings at lowtrentaicost in town and country and to provide low interest loansuoenc6 city residents to own their own homes help build a better canada vote geo h mitchell provincial candidate election day june 4th major a hz woods i federal candidate j electionday v- june 11th there are two main reasons why certain trees in established wood- lots an4- shelterbelts should be cut down and made use of before they die says john walker superinten dent forest nursery stationlndian head sask these reasons are 1 wood of trees that have died has less value as fuel than wood of trees cut green and properly dried or seasorfed 2 nothing is to be gained by leaving in established woodlots and shelterbelts trees which are at a standstill so far as further development is concerned in the case of shelterbelts if the value of trees in providing adequate shelter is impaired it is sound economy to arrange to set out a new shelterbelt prior to removing the old trees woodlots and shelter- belts should be thought of as farm crops yielding harvest within more or less definite periods and as such new crops must be started occasionally management of any woodlot or shelterbelt does not- call for cutting the whole planting at one time the recommended plan is that only those trees which are definitely the weakest or those which reduced growth has rendered easy victims todisease or insect attacks should be cut at intervals of about five years the growth of the remain ing trees will be stimulated this thinning out may be at any convenient season of the year but having n mind the best use of the removed material two specific periods are suggested trees intended for fuel only should be removed in the fall or winter so that the wood- in trunks and branches may dry out in summer and be ready for burning in the following winter a second suitable time is- early spring when poles ititended for fence posts are best cut before the spring movement of sap begins where the poles are to be treated with bluestone or other greenrut treatment cutting in the early spring is essential for best results which work is proceeding at the present time ths weather has not been much of an inducement for city folks to leave warm homes as yet and go to the lakeside but early improve ment may bring a few more build ers out before the summer season opens tribune classified ads give the best- results over 2300 copies read each week laborprogressive party capt xf white federal candidate york east gordon tonner provincial candidate east york 8 pm thursday may 17th markh amttown hall tuesday may r5 8 pm towards- a united democratic and prosperous canada democracy means the power of the people you arethe people youwill decide thefuture of canada xl v vl -i- wwifcylos o iori pportunities r your liberal government under mackenzie king has taken practical steps tot see that every icahacjian after theowar shalihave a wideopen chance to make a real success of his life itcan be done by giving everybody the opportunity to get ahead faster and go further isnt that whatiyaaiwant a chance to make your own way in your own way v here aredefinite stepswhichthe liberal government has taken notjust talked about but taken to make this canada a better place to work in and bring up your children c you will have to decide whether you want the men who devised these measures to carry them through or whether you wish to entrust your own and your familys future to others rthoowl mackenzie king prime mmler over 7000 people read this paper mi peach kmiss1ky iwii authorized by yorknorthvcclf association dr eg dickinson 103 brooke ave toronto official agent v it rvjstouiv 1 reconstruction plans for jobs for 900000 more worxers than in1939arid 60000 more each year as the population grows every kind of enterprise will be encouraged jthe liberal government has already setup the machinery the department of reconsitruction 2 foreign trade liberal objective sixty percent increase in value over canadas prewar export trade this means thousands of jobs and is based on the number of jobs created by canadas normal export trade 3 credit fov enterprise the liberal government set op the industrial development bank to provide money at low interest for long terms to help enterprising canadians io develop new business another step towards creating full employment 4 exports encouraged warworn couhtrieswill want to buy tremendous auantities of canadian goods to facilitate this ieliberalgpverrimenthas setuptheexpjrc credit insurance acttddo two things lto canadian exporters againstloss and 2 tke loans to foreign governments under insure to make loans to foreign governments contract to 5 farm improvement ttm loanv your liberal government has made low interest loans available to farmers tp finance their work and make improvements 6- -i- if guaranteed markets to provide farmers with a better wartime in- come the liberal government made contracts for definite quantities of important products at agreedprices notably bacon eggs cheese and beef these contracts have worked out so well the liberal government extended many for longer periods f family allowances from july next family allowances are to be paid monthly to assistparents infraisingtheirchild- rein 250000000a yeirdirect spending power in the handsof people whoneed it most ti f- i 8 new homes for canadians v- the liberal governmenvsnew 400000000 national housing act t enables hundreds of thousandsof canadians ioova their owrihomes- in the first year after germanys defeat at least r sojoocdwellingswill be built 9 returning veterans gratuities benefits and grants of 750000000 will enable men and women of tke armed services to apply their energies in building the prosperous canada ifpr ifi which your liberal govern- ment has been planning 1 0 floor prices under fish and farm products to protect farmers and fishermen and to main- tain pricesthe government has pro- videdjfloor prices under their products pros- perous farmers and fishermen make a prosperous canada -j- v v 5 v j 11 better labour conditions in cooperation with organized labour the liberal government has confirmed collective bargaining provided unemployment insurance appointed- labour representatives on s govern- meht boards more than 600000 vorkers- be- cause of the liberal governments attitude towards labour and the labour movement now getannualvacauons with pay 12 reduction in taxation the liberal government will gradually reduce taxation when the european war is over to free spending power and to give canadians jevery opportunity s prosperity employment ana freedom i 1 a 1- w t count 5 bernadotte vicehairman the-swedish- red cross is reported in stock- j holm as having rolayed asur- render offer from nazi gestapo ciiief himmler and jbritalnlthe reply- surrender torussfatooor to hone what you have done in war you can do in peacec you can do youir part by supporting the liberal candidate in your constituency build a new social order v- i- t s pushed y the nationat iboux commftthi x 4zt