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the tribune stouffville ont thursday april 6 1950 notice commencing saturday march 11th i am increasing my stouffville office hours to a full day every saturday 1000 am to 900 pm for your convenience saturday eye examination appointments can be arranged by phoning 176wl any time during the week complete visual service office at rear of marie jack beauty salon ph 176wl w c mcdoxaud ro optometrist toronto ontario bible questions and answers question what were the urim and thummin bible answer two onyx stones set on the shoulder or the high priest in the tabernacle of moses each stone was engraved with the names of six of the tribes of israel it is said that urim means light and thummin means per fection q can you point out one rich man who was honored of god a yes several abraham was the friend of god james 223 and he was very rich in cattle in silver and in gold genesis 132 what about job read the first chapter of job and dont forget david and solomon it is not money which is the root of evil but the love of money i timothy 610 q do you think a time will ever come when we cant have the word of god even if we want it a read amos 811 12 be hold the days come saith the lord god that i will send a famine in the land not a famine of bread nor a thirst for water but of hear ing the words of the words of the lord and they shall wander from sea to sea and from the north even to the east they shall run to and fro to seek tiie word of the lord and shall not find it q why do you quote from the prophets of the old testament as well as from the new testament a because both the old and the new testaments are the word of god and the spirit of christ spoke through the old testament prop hets i peter 110 11 of which salvation the prophets have en quired and searched diligently who prophesied of the grace that should come unto you searching what or what manner of time the spirit of christ which was in them did signify when it testified be forehand the sufferings of christ and the glory that should follow- oxce big producer of alsike mariposa fizzled by failure alsike formerly one of the chief crops in mariposa township has just about disappeared in that mentioned in the section so scarce has it become that officials of the recent quinte seed fair were commenting on the fact that not one entry of this seed had been received there is still a good market for alsike says agricultural repre sentative leroy brown but for a number of reasons the crop is no longer being grown successfully mariposa is not alone in its failure to raise alsike according to mi- brown other sections of ontario where alsike red clover alfalfa and other leguminous crops were once grown are having no better luck the gradual disappearance of these crops is blamed on a combin ation of factors including soil deficiency insect and plant disease not all the answers are known yet and it may be some time before a remedy is found meanwhile says mr brown the department of agriculture is making an exhaus tive study of the matter and five different departments are working on it when these departments find an answer to the problem it is possible that alsike and the other legumes will again be grown successfully in the district associated industrial designers engineers consultants manufacturers repairs fo ah types of electrical or mechanical equipment industrial commercial and domestic toronto 17 queen st e el9776 stouffville albert second sts ph 346 3oo3at3o36x30kxxx533c363c3e hundred dollar award offered the american veterinary med ical association humane act award is offered annually to any boy or girl not over is years old who has performed an outstanding act of kindness to animals among winners in recent years were a boy who built a bumper device to protect the blind dog a girl who captured a dog with rabies and a boy who originated national cat week the humane act award has been made each year since 1944 the winner is given a 100 us saving bond and a certificate nominations for the award must be made through veterinarians and consist of written citations of acts of kindnesses to animals such as rescues projects for the benefit of animals or published written works any canadian nomination for the award should be endorsed by a veterinarian and sent by regist ered mail no later than the 10th of april 1050 to dr a a kingscote department of parasi tology ontario veterinary college guelph ontario stouffville floral roses wedding bouquets funeral designs cut flowers milt smith prop deerslaughter probe ordered maxim t gray general manager of the niagara parks commission has ordered an immediate investi gation into the slaughter of deer on navy island in the middle of the niagara river carcasses of 10 deer believed to have been shot during the last few- weeks were found on the island by two provincial police officers they piloted a small motorboat throughout heavy floes in the upper niagara river to bring the carcasses ashore it is believed that the deer had been shot cut up and the meat brought either to the canadian or american shore iiospitalfrkfd woman injured goes back again released from hospital on thurs day after a threeweek illness mrs james foley 21 toronto went for an automobile ride with her sister theresa pearce early the next day mrs foley was back in hospital with injuries suffered when the car somer saulted three times into an east- end cemetery i cant remember what hap pened mrs foley said we were driving real fast when the car turned over and over her sister said to be driver of the borrowed car was released from hospital after examination markham auto body specializing in body repairs refinishing estimates cheerfully given without obligation let us be your body guard phone markhnm 204w definite recession farm prices seen by county representative a gradual but definite recession in farm commodity prices has begun agricultural representative h l fair of uxbridge told members of the pickering township federa tion of agriculture meeting at brougham last week compliment ing them on their new organiza tion he said that farmers in self defence must organize i think we are at the peak in prices today said mr fair we arj in for a period of lower prices but there are some factors from which the farmers can take solace one thing is that the dominion economy is in good shape we are not suffering from the inflation to day that preceeded 1929 j mr fair went on to say that canadians have large financial re serves and a good backlog of pur chasing power also our expanded social services such as the family allowance plan and pensions tend to bolster purchasing power in gen eral therefore the coming reces sion which he sees is likely to be of a general and gentle nature mr fair outlined farm market pro spects for the immediate future he also pointed out that the canadian manufacturers association speaks at ottawa with a loud voice and so should the federation of agricul- lone girl wins seed growers prize 0sv m get in the great new astinghouse the bis ar better looking west inghouse truetemp refrig erator gives you more of every thing thats new in modern refrig eration more room for frozen foods more room for milk and beverages more storage space more front row shelf space more cold faster steadier ex clusive truetemp cold con trol automatically provides correct zones of cold for all foods come in tomorrow for free demonstration ask about the westinghouse 5year protection plan lone girl among 30 boys par ticipating in the annual exhibi tion of the ilalton countyont seed growers and bacon pro ducers association jean pat terson oakville won prize oiffiv 35900 also deluxe 7 sc23c3 your radio electric stores stouffvlle norm farr prop markham you gbwmot9emmwm4mm m house ture chairman f v von pilis presid ed at the meeting and everson norton was acting secretary the chairman gave a report on what has already been done by the exe cutive and urged that pending pro per fare legislation federation groups should keep pressing for adequate subsidies the pickering federation adopt ed a constitution of which the ob jective is to coordinate efforts of various farm organizations and pro mote their common interests the federation is strictly nonpolitical attention farmers we are paying the current market price for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited stouffville 255 toronto ad 3636 claremont 41rl4 uxbridge 27 alberta oil has changed his future the boy doesnt know it yet many a grownup doesnt realize it but the new oil fields of alberta brighten canadas future western oil is saving 100 million scarce us dollars this year dollars we dont have to pay out for oil imports this means money to buy other imports we need things that cannot be grown or made in canada next year alberta oil should save 145 million us dollars i then too the search for oil is making a big new market in alberta for things the rest of canada has to sell the oil industry is spending 3 millions a week in fhe west across the nation this money is fostering new industries expanding plants creating jobspaying wages building homes and in the prairies petroleum product prices are lower than they would have been ii oil had not been found prairie consumers savod more than 30 millions last year anything that helps prairie prosperity helps all canada oil is important to us all more oil means a higher standard of living the search tor oil is unending a costly business olten disappointing but the job is pressing forward and newfound oil is changing our future promising a better brighter future for canadians man and boy alike bringing you oil is a big fob and a costly one about canadas oil at the end of 1949 potential oil production in alberta was more than onethird of canadas requirements three years earlier canada produced less than onetenth of the oil she used more than 240 companies and syndicates are searching or or producing oil in western canada it is estimated that the oil industry will account tor almost 10 per cent of all new business capital invested in canada this year in 1949 imperial oil bought a total oi nearly 40 millions ot equipment and supplies from more than 3000 canadian firms imperial oil limited