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ness a r jrectory dental bs barker lds dda tvi- honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto ofjflcb in grnbtns block phone 274 harkfcam every tuesday office in wear block wptb3quest10ns iihffisljssh6e0mi and answers ifootaearxfor allythefaailly shoe repairing j f t y womens hosiery slovisshoes 1 stouffville- sphone4301 opposite the town clock medical dr s s ball phybiclan and surgeon xray office cor obrien and cor obrien phone 196 mb coroner for york county i ag kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday and friday 9 to 12 am insurance thomas birkett general insurance agency stouffville ontario established 1908 insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phone25902 stouffville dan forth automotive supply tom dobsox 705 danforth ave toronto phone ha 0931 ineed 1000d000mqre woollies wholl eat allthat mutton parts accessories and machine i shop service stouffville floral roses jwedding bouquets tfuneral designs cutflower3 milt smith prop telephone 7001 7002 el o klinck phone 3307 stouffville fire auto burglary sickness and accident fidelity bonds the standard idle assurance co the pioneer ot canadian life insurance a mutual company with 117 years t experience strength and service unexcelled d a beer insurance of all kinds 16th year in business phone pickering 5 r22 address brougham ont a s farmer licensed auctioneer york county uxbridge and picker ing townships farm stock and furniture sales a specialty telephone stouffville 7312 address gormley po sellers atkinson ph ag 201 w2 ph stouff 290 licensed auctioneer 21 years experience sales conducted anywhere special izing ih farm stock furniture and property sales all sales personally listed and advertised bills prepared and posted prompt service reason able rates phone 290 stouffville barristers office phone residence phone 3160 351c arthur ws greer rrlstersoucitor notary public eking street bast oshawavontario sident partner branch office c pollardkc port perry abridge ontario phone 25 ffiee phone elgin 7021 samuel d residence phone mo6231 clarke prentice phone agincourt 52 w3 milliken licensed auctioneer for the counties ot york and on tarlo successor tor corpl ken prentice of- casf and of the late jrh prentice former prentice prentice farm and farm stock sales a specialty atfalrand reason able rates q in may i put 5 deposit on a ciithismonthi went back and asked if i could cancel the order as i cannot afford the coat now they refused to give back the deposit or allow me to use it for the purchase of a dress are they allowed to keep my deposit and give me noth ing for it the wptb have no jurisdic tion over matters of this kind whether or not you are to have your deposit back is something that must be agreed between yourself and the person in charge of this store when you nut a deposit on a coat natural ly the store would putit away which prevents them from selling it to another customer however we are sure if you explained the circumstances which you mentioned in your letter some amicable decision could be reached q i run a boarding house and my boarders have extra preserve coupons for canning sugar are they supposed to give them to me a thats entirely up to them the coupons are for each per sons own use and some of the boarders may require sugar to do their own preserving any boarder who wants to let you use all extra coupons or soma of them may certainly do so q i bought some groceries the other day and was told i could not have them delivered be- cause they were not worth a dollar and that the prices board would not allow storekeepers to deliver under that amount is this correct a no many people blame the prices board for everything from store deliveries to the weather- the ruling affect ing deliveries was lifted some time ago it is up to each individual store to decide whether or not they will de- v liver and what size of order you must give before your groceries will be delivered q last week i paid 45c a dozen for lemons today they were marked 6c each in the same store making them 72c adozen the same lemons were selling a few blocks down the street for 15c is this allowed a lemons and oranges are priced according to size the size must be displayed on a card where it can be seen by all customers without knowing which size you bought we could not tell whether or not you had been overcharged q can i you tell me where i can buy new golf balls this year a there are no new golf balls being made reprocessed balls are being sold at golf club pro shops- and in some sport equip- ment stores some stores will ask- you to turn in one or more old balls before selling you a reprocessed ball l je 0nejll stouffvxlle funeral director and embalmer v continuous telephone service day and i night i stouffville 9801 borins barrister solicitor etc 60s temple bldg 62 richmond street west toronto ph wanted dead horses and cnttlo telephone for free pick up- phone stouffville 255 markham 4326 claremont 913 9 rl4 we pay- phone charges gordon young ltd adelaide 3636 toronto that those people who hoarded such goods- will be surprised if not shocked to- find that they are in possession of a lot of inferior mer chandise or goods that could have been bought in 1945 for compara tively less and these may- in clude clothing and other consumer goods canadian listeners who heard literary talks on the can adian broadcasting corporation net work from its station in saint john new brunswick will be interested to learn that this voice belongs to albert w truman who was the maritime representative on the cbc boaid of governors and who has been named as president of the university of manitoba r g clendening funeral director ambulance mservice markham phone ontario 9000 electricalcontrxctor house and farm wwng repairs made on household appliances also washing mach ines stoves motors motors sold and traded r h mcmullen victoria street v l phone 3204 stouffville stouffville marble granite works yw a orders promptly executed p tarri proprietor u jtmryv the housing shortage the housing shortage- across canada is one of the most popular topics of conversation along parlia ment hill next to the election casualties and the situation is said to be much worse in forcing many canadians to live in unhealthy surroundings than it has been made known properly to thepeople with one claim being thatifaction hadbeeritakeriearlier to relieve the situation building costs would haye been 40 per cent lower than theyaretodayarid savedmuch of the taxpayers money a is being asked- along parliament hill will the- government amend the family allowances acfif it reacts unjustly vwith regard to families ih the province of quebec asmt has been rumouredfor some time as readjustment of civilian production from war time production- iwill ibring more andmoreigoods onlthedomestic marketsaofthis countryejn 1945 there is a gentle hint wellinformed quarters canada could use another 10000- one blanket of fleece a good 000 sheep to meet domestic wool i professional shearer can do tins in needs but and its abig but what about- five or six minutes with 100 to do with the sheep without the sheep per day being considered wool people would have to degobd going in the range country velop an awful appetite for lamb where there are about 3000 sheep stew says geoige -obrien- head to a ranch the shearer is paid of the canadian cooperative wool growers ltd which handles about 60 per cent of present output the cooperative buys wool from about 10000 farmers canadas annual output is 10500000 pounds bringing an income of about 3- 500000 to the sheep raisers to improve the quality of the 15 cents a clip on small farms he gets 25 cents in a close sort one sheep will provide four or five grades of wool actually there are about 15 or 20 commercial grades apart from off sorts and about 700 or 800 differ ent types of wool depending r quality length of fibre diameter etc even if the dominion hadits wool and to overcome a manpower extra 10000000 j sheep however shortage in professional sheep dealers say canada would still have shearers the federal government this year conducted schools for farmers and shearers throughout the country in ontario demonstra tions were held at weston and carleton place most important trick of the trade is to remove the wool intact with out decapitating the animal or get ting its whiskers and hair caught in the clippers so that it will form to export and import to get the different types needed in industry during the war and there is still little letup almost all wool has been directed to needs of the arm ed services for blankets socks suits underwear and other articles what about the civilians theyll just have to keep on patch ing their old stuff for a while said mr obrien dont you x augtion sale v- v stv x tv good househoiidfurnlture dishes untexslls rugs garden tooiis etc vj u the undersigned has 1 received instructions toseil by public auction at the franklin houset 3iain- st markham ont saturday juni os t t 1945 the following properties of consignments of public trustees along vith private parties electrohome air conditioner princess pat kitchen range with warming closet and reservoir good 2 ice bex refrigerators 3piece chesterfield suite in rosett plush very good condition 9piece modern walnut dining room suite consist ing of 0 blue upholstered plush chairs extension square top heavy table long type sideboard withend compaitments and china cabinet with linen drawer this suite is a very outstanding set fumed oak spiece dining room suite 5 oak dining room chairs sideboard with mirror extension table and 0 matching chairs oak round top extension table with 5 matching chairs 2 square top extension tables large number of kitchen chairs several dining room chairs rockers and arm chairs upholstered cane and leather seated types wicker veranda chairs high chair odd chairs 2 sewing machines 2 kitchen cabinets with porcelain tops baking cabinet bread board bake boards long kitchen square top table cabinet stand with combination book rack book case and secretary desk combined secretary top filing cabinet secretary top with com partments 3 bird cages brass bird cage with v cabinet radio several small tables and stands cabinet chest 2large cup boards hand washing machine 2 devanports devaneue suite in plush 3 side bed tables steel stand 3 walnut settees antiques odd scttee2 wicker laundrybas kets kitchen step ladder square top kitchen table veranda steel swing seat several good steel beds with springs several good bras beds with sonngs several wooden beds with springs all and full sizes g- or 8 mattresses 2 sofas childs babv carriage fold- ing blue childs sleigh childs rocking horse chiffonier camp bed large jardinere chests of diawers several feather pillows clothes horse drier several wash basins toilet sets lamp shades etc tall flower stand solid wal nut vanity dressing table and seat number dressers plain and with mirrors beatty wash top folding stand 2 beatty wash tubs coal oil heater wheelbarrow si earner coleman gasoline lantern and lamp oil lamp and lantern leather hand bag chest full of toilet sets etc scatter rugs and floor mats 2 large linoleums axminster rug 10 x 12 axmin- ster rug 9 x11 odd rug large quantities of kitchen utensils dishes glassware pots pans etc quantity table lmentea towels drapes etc sealers jars etc carpenters and workmans tools such as saws planes cobblers sets sheers small ahmeteguns etc 4 window sashes with glass 3 storm doors several other pieces of household effects will be offered which are not listed as yet sale starts at 115 pmr positively no whatever dont miss these bargains v termscash j r smith clerk claike prentice auctioneer milhkeri phone agincourt 52w3 v- 44 i j v over 7000 people read this paper i s dance jatv east side musselmans lake every saturday also every wednesday during julyandaugust v r1 j every saturday thereafter popular and old tymomrisic good prizes iv in usually w l mclntoshv iivia tfr vl the list at the speaks for itself it shows what has to be done just i to catch up with work which wan has obliged us to defer we need every -one- of the additional workers who have joined us since war began wearc eager to welcome back- every bell employee now away at war on top of that we will need to enlist still more workersto lielp us handle this postwar job v r u its the biggest we ever faced