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the tribune stouffvihe ont thursday july 31 194 xbe tauffnul ertbunr established 18s8 member of the canadian weekly newspaper assoctatuu and ontario quebec newspapers association member of the audit bureau of circulations paidinadvance circulation as of march 1st 2553 issued every thursday at stouffvihe ontario subscription rates per year in advance id canada 200 in usa 250 a- v nolan son publishers thanks for the abundance of church news coverage without the cooperation of ministers and others the tribune could not hold such a favorable position among the ontario weeklies and so it appreciates the work of its helpers notes and comments high school costs may increase a representative who recently waited on the dept of education along with others concerning the high school areas told this newspaper that they came away feeling the dept officials were bewildered at queens park the dept advocated larger areas and sent out champion speakers to put the big school areas across but did not know where it would all lead take ontario and york counties today every part ot these areas are serviced by high schools and it is not likely that there is a boy or girl not attending school because of not having transportation however when school areas are set up these two counties will be covered by bus service at the expense of taxpayers this service will be added to present school costs which will not be lower because one or two continuation schools are shut down actually we believe school costs will mount it is always that way the larger the spending body and in this case one the rate payers have no voting control over costs will advance with leaps and bounds new fangled ideas will always be cropping up for entertainment of the student body and the taxpayers will be the goat it is well that ontario county moves slowly in the matter the change there to one big school for pickering whitby and whitby town is drastic and will cost a lot of money while the area will be large it is the same area that is paying the high school costs today in a different way there is no new source of revenue and this should be borne in mind a sticky subject what has happened to the oldfashioned court plaster young readers may not know what court plaster i but those in middle age will remember this handy stickem for small cuts came in three colors black white and flesh the other day a professional man was telling us how- people require attention today for most trivial cuts that they could treat at home and then we recalled the plaster it eems to be another product that has fallen by the wayside like pears soap barrel crackers and other items we might mention it is hardly obtainable is court plaster to us it always seemed the most convenient remedy for shallow skin cuts or scatches clean and handy but whether for lack of advertising lack of salesmanship or what court plaster seems to be almost entirely off the market and has been supplanted by the present sticky adhesive or other modern forms of antiseptic covering who causes most accidents who causes the majority of accidents wild reckless drunken drivers not according to arthur rowan in charge of the accident recording division of the ontario depart ment of highways who explained that motorists who consider themselves good drivers because they have never had an accident and assume they never will have one con tribute greatly to the volume of highway traffic accidents he pointed out that fortunately there were many good drivers who had developed and regularly practised safe driving habits many of these had never had an accident but there was a group of drivers who did practise safe habits and who inaptly credited their ability rather than luck for keeping them out of trouble referring to interviews he had had with hundreds of motorists involved in accidents mr rowan said that prac tically all considered themselves good drivers they told him their accidents happened when they were driving in the same manner as they had time and time again without mishap but investigation proved that they were not obser ving the rules of safe driving sooner or later said mr rowan the motorist who considered himself a good driver simply because he had never had an accident would have one unless he practised the ordinary rules of safe driving apples for sale latest reports from the marketing board of the dominion department of agriculture indicate that there are prospects for a large crop of early apples while prospects for the late crop are not quite as bright indications point to a crop in the neighborhood of one million barrels this has led the canadian statesman of bowmanville to comment while the crop is a large one there is some concern among the growers both in ontario and british columbia as to available shipping space to handle the export surplus and also britains shortage of canadian dollars which may confine her to the importation of essential food supplies there has been a suggestion from bc- growers that the province buy 300000 barrels as an outright gift to the people of great britain which would be a handsome gift however there is still the problem of shipping space which is far short of essential needs our suggestion to ontario apple growers to meet this situation is to adopt cooperative modern methods of mark eting their apples and also put on an intensive advertising campaign right here in ontario to inform the people of the advantages of eating more apples there is no healthier or more satisfying fruit on the market than ontario apples explain which varieties of apples are best for eating and cooking and the time of year they- are at their best living in one of the best apple districts in gauls us to go into local stores and see windows and shelves cluttered up with oranges and grapefruit but no apples anyway we still think theres a lot of truth in the old saying an apple a day keeps the doctor away avhy should milk sales drop ontarios sale of fluid milk dropped 2000000 quarts in the month of may as a result of the higher price caused by removal of the subsidy this paper is prepared to back the government in dropping the subsidy for we have not forgotten that the same government instituted the baby bonus and we may well ask where is the baby bonus money going to the drop in milk consumption is due to less milk being given the children and while as deplorable as this may be why should there have been a falling off do not the children or parents spend their bonus money on this very real necessity of life if the baby bonus is any use at all it should more than offset the milk increase so there may be little excuse for the falling off in milk purchases gives moral leadership when the annual competition of weekly newspapers was to the front at ottawa a few months ago the leadership of the stouffvihe tribune was commented on by an official who said that in addition to a live news coverage the tribune published more church news than any other similar weekly in ontario this he said indicates the high standing of the district and the moral leadership of the newspaper which must be appreciated judging from the circulation of the paper to our church friends and correspondents goes the v fields of clover while many types of grass succumb to the long dry spell and turn brown clover prospers in the heat and lawns with clover are still dark green despite the lack of rain it has been- the fashion in recent years to leave clover seed out of most lawn mixtures because it is felt that the many blossoms detract from the beauty of the greenward and call for more frequent cutting but clover is the easiest of all grass to cut and in droughts such as we are experiencing now its presence is a great help to the amateur gardener boston post our capital correspondent written exclusively for the stouff vihe tribune by mlschwartz in face of the fact that the third session of the canadian parliament has been forced to continue for several months until this session of the 20th parliament had been proogued only recently with the rank and tile of the members being actually overworked at times yet already gossip along parliament hill hints that so much business has been left unfinished that the next gathering may be called much sooner that it appeared likely when the members had departed a short time ago indeed it is hinted that this unfinished busi ness is quite extensive and includes some important decisions or legis lation including private bills the flag issue was not decided and other controversial issues such as declaring the communist party illegal abolition of appeals to the privy council in england possible senate keforrh revision of the in come tax act changes in the elec tion act industrial disputes and relations act proposals and many others stitutionally communicable diseases are under the jurisdiction of the provinces nevertheless the au thorities here are aiding the pro vinces in this common fight a pamphlet called polio facts con taining valuable information is being distributed by the authori ties here with the anticipated removal of the existing subsidy on flour and wheat compelling millers to pay far more for their products it is expected that the price of bread may move up in canada within a relatively short time perhaps two or three cents a loaf this is the forecast whispered along parlia ment hill right now butjthe actual boost in price may not come for some time vet the alarming increase in divor ces in this country as shown in official records has teen causing considerable concern in ottawa though of course parliament has not yet done anything about the problem of the numerous divorces reaching i from quebec neverthe less aside from procedures it is pointed out that in 1jmg there were no less than 7551 divorces in can ada compared with 507g in 1w5 justifying the use during the past couple of weeks strange stories have been circulat ing in ottawa about supposed im portant changes being in the mak ing in the organization of the pro gressive conservative party of canada including one rumor that hon john bracken may step down as national leader however there is nothing official to confirm any such stories and in usually well- informed political circles it is re ported that all political parties are i likely to reorganize their forces before the next session is on the scene again though it is emphasiz ed that whatever changes do occur even in the pr6gressiveconserva- live party these are likely to be of la minor nature only and not in volve leadership in short these strange stories are discredited alarming in referring to the sit uation with prewar years such as iss finding onlys5 div reef ig gram i by parliament as against 350 last war which ask for the preparation of a that such perishable produce is pil- plan for a nationwide lowrental ing up housing program j it is learned that quite a number though claims have been made of inspectors had resigned their that perishable produce is piling posts during the past year on ac- up in railway sheds and elsewhere count of criticism of veteran hous- so that the government ought to do ing projects under the veterans something to curtail such imports land act administration until the situation has changed yet payments of gratuities to veter- information here indicates that no ans are almost completed it is such action is contemplated by the learned and war services gratuities government as yet even if the paid so far totalled 453000000 of government is following the situa- which 221000000 was paid last tion closely denials being heard year this knowledge trinidad bwi for assistance in jthe purchase and shipment of 12 q how can i freshen the colors horses for similar duty in trinidad in rugs and carpets i these shipments have been going a by dipping the broom in warm on since 1927 and the department water containing a small quanj the used to tity of spirits ofturpentincand ffiff th0 countnes snce sweeping j he type required are riding q how can i make a good supper horses three to seven years of age dish i height 11 v6 to 15 hands bays a a thick slice of ham makes a browns and chestnuts and weigh- delicious supper dish when ing 0001100 pounds the prefer- covered with sliced raw pota- once for a smaller type of horse toes and a little onion cooked than is used for this purpose in in milk and then seasoned i canada is the high price of feed q how can i freshen the atmosj b wl t understood phere of a room that has been f j lj pl 1 fr has a- closed for a long time hay at six cents a pound these horses were purchased in put some ground coffee on a the vicinity of brampton and ailsa saucer place a small piece of craig ontario where horse breed- gum camphor in the center of ing stations which receive assist- the coffee light the gum and ance from the dominion depart- the small amount of coffee con- 1 mtnt of agriculture have been q- with the dread malady infantile paralysis making its ugly appear ance at this time of the year it is reported in ottawa that tjbe auhori- ties here vork in coe cellahora when i accepted the nomination the wordjm glengary i made it quite clear that while i appreciated their kindness in giving me their nom ination in the byelection there i that it would be for this parliament only said premier mackenzie king nerrng he would not be a cand- date in glengarry in the next cren1 eral election if he should decide to run again sumed while burning will pro duce a refreshing odor how can i attain smoothness and glossiness when ironing star ched articles maintained for the last 25 years a sympathetic reception is hint- jed for some of the siiggesfons made tion wh the provincial authorities flxosfj in order to try and reduce the in- jlwessl ins f chtence of the disease though con- fsggg ion ra it s otto smith 70 has arrived in sault ste marie from vancou ver travelling by canoe he intendi to keep paddling until he reaches new york and give a letter to mayor odwyer from the mayor of vancouver he is canoeing across the continent he says because of a desire to do something no one ele has done roastrks fob market when rearing chickens to roast ing size certain practices are ad- a stir the starch with a paraffin j visable so as to obtain the most pro- candle three or four times while fit the scarcity of protein feeds boiling and just before removj emphasizes the need to use other ln sources usually available on farms q how can i avoid the usual bv supplementing a simple and taste of soda when a recipe cheap ration with alfalfa and skim calls for sour milk and soda jmilk cockerels under test at the a use just a pinch of baking soda i dominion experimental station at and a teaspoonful of baking harrow ont showed a higher rate powder in place of a teaspoon- of growth than did birds deprived ful of soda r these supplements says umoun q how can i have better house tain head poultryman plants j good pasture skim milk or but- a the house plants will be bene- termilk and early morning free- fitted if a solution of one teafdcmi to search for insects before spoonful of ammonia to one the heat of the day do much to pro- quart of water is given them i mote growth overcrowding fight- occasionally j ing and vermin are common though q how can i protect the hands easily rectified causes of retarded properly before beginning growth housecleaning or any work with heavy breeds the most rapid around the house that is rough g ire made during the first five on the hands months two or three weeks more a before beginning the work on a wet fattening mash will pro- moisten some white soap and v the nice finish preferred by work it into the pores under t consumer the fingernails and around thei during the fattening period exer- cutiele when finished working should be reduced by confining wash the hands and all the soil the bird- to pen- or if time is avail- will come off with the soap fattening crates provide an q is whitewash a disinfectant better environment for maxi- 3 preserves plaster gains an finish dry picking presents a dressed bird with its natural bloom unim paired although the semiscald method when properly applied is accepted by some market- for quick ale the grading of tbiek- is based largely on appearance and the blemishes caused by over- scalding may mean a os to the producer and wood and if properly pre pared it acts as a fire retard ment use plenty of it diav housfxs foll hwi ioik k fifteen horses of riding type were shipped recently from montreal for police duty in the britih west indie- thi- shipment was the re- suit of a letter from the commis sioner of police for barbados re questing the dominion dept of agriculture to purchase and ship three horses for police work in that country and a similar request j k from gie commissioner o twentyeight miles of wire are required to service the telephone lines within the grounds at the c which will open again thi police syear on august 22rd