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stouffville ontario february 11 1932 use snowflake flour for better pastry makes those light fine textured cakes and biscuits and those tasty mel low pie crusts and other pastries which fairly melt in your mouth a money b guarantee on every sa why take chance on interior pastry flour made outside and to sell at when you can buy a guaran flour at the same price pickering council its a long time since stouffville played that famous game of baseball with the toronto park nine if i am not mis taken it was just midsummer of 1s92 40 years agobaseball was a popular sport at that time in our town tho stouffville boys lined up paid in connection with sheep losses the pickering township council met on monday february 1st pur suant to adjournment and with messrs moore and mowbray absent ou motion the clerk was in structed to present mr heffering with his bill of half the damages snowfake flour sack from your grocer know we will let you bo the jud reesors marmill ltd as follows w j mccarty pitcher arthur sanders catcher arthur steele 1st b frank rae 2 1 charlie pringlo 3 b ad burkholder charlio urquhart harry sangster a fielders tho teams were very even- ly matched in size and also in play- pnco ability up to the end of the practically e innings it was said to be line baseball with no errors on either side then came the fun with 1 i runs to tio the park nine went to and s bat tho first man batted a fly to which was badly york county i handled when the home team be came demoralized and indulged in if he cannot supply you let us loose piaying which the visitors took advantage ot by runn ing in 9 runs before the side was a taylor drag con i retired and thus turning our bigjw mark cut brush milled right at home by a special process j which retains all the natural flour of tho wheat kernel and is made outneiu only irom choicest of winter wheat grown try a phone 06 markham oxt lead into ono of two runs for the icon 1 7 r ward park nine two runs wero theneiiso plates truck 2 win chester was heard re applic ation of building bylaw to certain new undertakings in duubarton the icoad maintenance bylaw of 32000 was passed the standing committee ou roads and bridges paid j he following c lialsdon drag rl and con l29- 75 g pegg drag and clean ditch on con c 1060 g todd drag s tl j1s5 g todd drag con 2 750 g winters haul on con 4 1330 f chapman haul on con 4 5 w ii westney shovel gravel and drag it line 3 a e stork dit 3 go i white drag rl and con i 1250 w mcdonald eleau ditch con 1 125 and 2 310 and shov on farmers information makers of famous marmill balanced poultry hogs cows horses turkeys scored when tho home boys came up bat tho score stood oven and and balancing rations for an tunings to go for botli sides the there is a marmill feed to uid ducks suit your need oar chopping service appeals to the careful stockman because he gets his feeds ground to proper consistency in shortest possible time at no extra cost always on hand a complete line of stock and poultry feeds at right prices our evergreen brand laying mash is giving out standing results a trial will convince you still open to purchase large quantities nol alfalfa also all sizes good used sacks dicksons hill mills phone 5505 garage announcement excitoment was intense in tho first half of tho last innings the park nino wero retired with a run then the locals came up again and with two men out secured tho necessary run to win the game the park nino struck out six of our men that day while bill mccarty victim ized 16 of the visitors tho base ball diamond at that time was just south of pennocks livery barns where the old race track was locat ed and tho crowd was large with the ladies just as plentiful and en thusiastic as the men and boys i appreciate the old home letters from time to time appearing in the local press and add this contribu tion in the hope that others too will make an effort to write yours truly frank rae paid for lic it ward on having purchased the central garage on main street from royjones 4th line uxbridge wm redman and family visited at mrs m nortons on sunday mr and mrs n linton spent sun day at dan nortons the roads certainly are ok for either cars or cutter now mr and mrs r faulkner visited at r feasbys last saturday m and mrs bert tindall and family were at r feasbys on sun day i miss marjorie maye of goodwood spent saturady afternoon with mary strong we solicit a share of the patronage in town and country autos gasoline engines experienced workmanship and tractors we guarantee to do ail our work properly and well and strive to please and retain your patronage trial solicited j h silverthorn will stouffvile phone 170 the fifth line ladies aid hed their meeting at the home of mrs a ashenhurst last thursday afternoon wm mayos pond is sure an at traction for the young folks for both skating parties and hockey matches are all the rage just now wm mayas also mr and mrs h forsythe and mother motored to whitevale on sunday to attend the funeral of mrs mayes and mrs for syths sister mrs sebeck acct salary 7500 j ravie cut br ush on con 4 and 5 20 freeman mecullough open snow roads s a lee haul gravel oou 1 30 c cooper gas oil and rep to truck 1564 g baker labor lurkin bridge 1 j wilson ditto 50 w taylor shovel gravel con 6 7 l gates drag con 1 and r line s75 j farley gas for truck 312 the standing committee on relief paid the following s g morrish goods 2953 the standing committee on con tingencies paid tho following d beaton salary 125 25 to the following public libraries clare- mont brougham pickering kin- sale whitvale pickering press sales tax 245 j murkar print ing 3616 d beaton registration fees 3500 a draper refund dog tax 2 standing com on damages to sheep r fleming s sheep killed 15s n irwin 12 killed and 1 in jured 152 c puckiin 3 sheep killed 32 a gray killing dog 5 h nicholson killing dog 5 standing committee on power and light paid the following hydro elec greenwood st lights 30 3s by d theyre off in old quebec vandorf mr s p foote accompanied mrs foote and mrs w richardson celebrated their birth days feb 1st by a birthday dinner at the home of mrs w d richard son mr and mrs norman steck- ley are highly favored in having so many friends interested in their future happiness and comfort a second bridal shower was held at the home of mr and mrs ross winterstein on friday evening of last week by the sixth line neigh bours friends from bethesda and lemonville also joined to wish the young folk happiness in their new homo the gifts were all lovely and very useful everyone enjoyed tho impromptu programme followed by lunch and social chat to flush up a good time properly the boys held a charivari musicale which was en livening if not altogether musical births lehman at gormley on january 31 1932 to mr and mrs gordon lehman a daughter latter at vivian on february 2 1932 to mr and mrs j latter a son jones on february 1 1932 to mr and mrs harmon jones 9th con markham a son dadson on february 4 1932 to mr and mrs chas dadson 9th con whitchurch a daughter buownsberger at their home near ringwood on february 5 1932 to mr and mrs edgar i brownsberger a son heise at lot 3 con 6 west whitchurch on february 6 1932 to mr and mrs earl heise a daughter j ix memoriam j hopkins in loving memory of i my dear husband and father who j passed away february 11 1930 wo often sit and think of you and think of how you died to think you could not say goodbye before you closed your eyes sadly missed by wife and family raiding prolific sows sterility in pigs is difficult to cure but most forms ot it can be prevented by proper management fertility is heritable therefore al ways select breeding stock from large litters breeding sows must have more protein and calcium than fattening slock in order to build up flesh and bono in their young the important sources of supply of these aro meat and protein meal milk and deguminous pastures exercise is essential for regular pro duction show condition sometimes causes sterility but this is when the pigs are overfat and lack exercise exposure in winter will delay breed ing contagious abortion is spread through afterbirth dead piglings and discharge contaminating the food water and beddings x x x x jite corn ami fertilizers many farmers are talking late planting of corn this year and fer tilizing in an attempt to control the corn borer in this connection o a c officials conducted a test in essex county planting corn at threo different dates a week apart suitablo fertilizer was applied at 200 pounds per acre the fertilizer increased the yield of ears 700 pounds per acre in the earliest planting and 715 pounds per acre in the latest planting late planting meant a larger per cent of imma ture ears at harvest in all cases but from the plots planted last there was 33 per cent less soft ears in the fertilized area than there was on the unfertilized the gain of fertilized corn over unfertilized had not only been maintained but had increased where the corn was planted latest and had been fertiliz ed this was in addition to barn yard manure good soil preparation good seed and proper cultivation must be rovided if best results are to be attained x x x x an attractive home oh what an oportunity if i only had tho time this is the remark of a lady at the ontario agricultural college recently she had come to the college to make enquiry about certain perennials which she wished to plant in the yard of her farm home and was told about the short course of in struction in landscape gardening to be given at the college from feb 15th to 19th on looking over the program of this short course she saw that there were to lie instruc tions and demonstrations in garden planning and the selection of the most suitable kinds of trees shrubs and flowers and she longed to take the course the opportunity is there for her and for many others and no better way could be found for farm women or men either for that mat ter to spend a happy interesting week in the middle of winter in studying and making plans for the beautiiication of their farm homes so that their lives might be more enjoyable in the years to come all persons interested in this course should understand that there is no charge for instruction and that a program of the course may be had for the asking g g5 gray coach lines limited supplies you with service at the cost of providing it pays its full share of the expense of ontarios highways has never received any form of subsidy is providing a convenient and necessary service under strict pro vincial regulation daily coach service stouffville toronto single 85c return 155 leave stouffville leave toronto eastern standard time 725 am a 900 am a 1040 am c 200 pm c 240 pm 530 pm b s25 pm b 1015 pm a sunday and holidays only b saturday sunday and holidays only c saturday only coaches stop at any point to pick vi passkxueus signal plainly by hand to the driver r chartered coaches for all occasions at moderate rates for information communicate with gray coach lines yonge at front toronto gray coach lines jgh no school fairs in 1932 for sale 3 year old perclion gelding f steckley phone 2901 the district representative of the department of agriculture for the county of bruce announced to the bruce county council last week that there would be no free distri bution of seed by the department and also that the department in its economic program was dispensing with the furnishing of judges for these lairs mr forsyth the repre sentative addressed the bruce council telling them that the re moval of govt judges took away certain safeguards for the fair mr forsyth said that juveniles or delinquents showed exhibits that their elders produced and tried to put it across as their own handi work and production that many parents cooperated with the kiddies i in this faking ordinance in order to get the awards was the most sur- prising and regrettable feature of the affair was in substance the statement of the speaker whose experience with rural school fairs was largo and varied and who claims to have seen a lot of crook ed work attempted at these fairs in peewaukee ontario apples for sale at 10u barrel jos hoover phone 9021 strayed red and white hcirer dehorned left lot 21 con 5 whitchurch please notify leslie preston newmarket rr3 for sale a milliner of pigs so to 100 lbs for sale also quantity of turnips for reeding at 2c per bushel d l stouifer phone 9915 strayed ired and white heifer dehorned left lot 21 con 5 whitchurch please notify leslie preston newmarket rr3 x x x x improving live stock addressing a banquet of 600 live stock breeders and exhibitors ton- his ume t1e kiddies would get one dered by the cne directors kin1 of seed lie claimed and later hon thomas l kennedy and hon mal oc them r show the robert weir offered the utmost as- y ot a different variety and try sistance of their departments to to s away with it raise standards and obtain cheaper j registering of the seed furnished feed urged quality breeding and was one of the principal helps stated that the markets wero open against this faking process while for highclass stock in uniform supplying of expert judges by tho quality hon mr kennedy declar ed we aro going to try to get a large export market by producing beef of a better quality than in any country of the world and no tariff walls or exchanges will be able to keep it out of the united states or dept who wore competed to make tho awards was another item in se curing fair play to the honest ex hibitor the removal of these two safe guards was to tako away the vir tues and leave the deviltry in the to rent houses with all con veniences to rent or sell centrally located immediate possession isaac boadway albert street pigs for sale number of chunks also black minorca roosters purebred sclnveiglers strain blood tested l hoover phone 1501 claremont man wanted for general farm work in uxbridge township for short period apply tribune office the export markets of the world fairs was the drift of the speaker the eleventh annual eastern international dog sled derby crowning event of the 1932 winter sport season is scheduled for february 2224 fvr thoso three days all eyes turn to quebec city where each day the fight between tho best dog teams in america over a course of 40odd miles a day is staged emil st- godard leonhard seppala hero of the rush with diphtheria serum to nome a few years back are among the contenders of whom last year there were eleven and this year there will likely be even more in ail the race covers a distance of 123 miles and the finish is in quebec itself through crowds of thousands of fans lining the streets and cheer on the victor handsome cash prizes are awarded but this year interest is much above the usual stgodard who has won the race four times in the last five years has two legs on the speed cup and another win this year will give it to him per manently seppala has two legs on the gold cup for tho best conditioned dog and stands to win it per manently thi3 year prizes total 2150 with a first prize of 800 second prize 600 third prize 300 then 200 100 75 50 and 25 in that order in addition there is the gold cup for the best conditioned dog and the speed cup awarded to the team making the fastest time for a lap during tho three days of racing the event wincls up with the dog derby costume ball held at the chateau frontenac the do you need canadian pacifics great hotel on wednesday february 24 at which prizes and cups are awarded to the winners the picture shows upper left typical huskie and right chateau frontenac quebec below centre last lap of the race and lower right emil stgodard and his lead dog toby tinsmithing plumbing heating full stock of piping fittings and eavetrough on hand no job too large or to small hardware one door west bank of nova scotia chas cooper plumbing and heating e d mcgrattan manager stouffville ontario evory day buyers from the united states aro searching the eastern part of the province for purebred t b tested animals and the only rea son canada does not send more across the border not enough purebreds the mini ster also paid tribute to the junior in tli is regard outside of this sinister element theso fairs since inaugurated have been a source of education and en tertainment of many young as well is that there are as old what about york county so far we have heard nothing from the farmers teams and clubs which en- department representative at new market concerning the fairs in this county couraged tho young farmers to ap preciate their opportunities and which taught them all the knowl edge that had been obtained for improvement of the industry he said these young farmers will im prove tho live stock of canada to such a degree that the countries of tho world will como to us we shall not have to go to denmark or any oilier country for our purebred bacon sires for there will bo no place in the world where we can get the stock o will have in canada x x x x seeds aro word menace studies carried out by canadian weed specialists show strikingly ho menace of weeds through tho multitude of their seeds for in stance a single plant of wild mus tard sinkweed foxtail pigweed or campion produces from 10000 to 20000 seeds wormseed mustard about 25000 shepherds purse about 50000 and the tumbling mustard about 1500000 imoral weeds should never be allowed to go to seed j i sale register thursday february 11 high class accredited herd farm horses sheep implements tractor etc will bo sold at lot 2s con 6 markham just north of cashel tho property of r t mortson 7 months credit no reserve sale at one prentice and prentice auctioneers wednesday february 23 at lot 12 con 5 whitchurch ox- tensive sale o farm stock imple ments hay grain belonging to edw logan saio at one sharp no reserve f w silversides auctioneer wednesday february 24 credit auction salo of farm stock implements hay grain etc tho property of the estate of tho late clarence glovor lot 20 con 4 markham 8 months credit watch for complcto salo list in this paper on february 18 prentice and prentice auctioneers for sale hatching eggs white leghorns 2g to 2s oz to dozen 5 per hundred a e watt cedar valley phone mt albert 290s man wanted married man for farm to be left in charge one who can give resuuts in winter feeding of live stock hoard extra help j underbill clare mont wanted widow wants work by tho day 150 a day mrs jack main street dressmaking first class dress making done imiss hamilton ph stou 6606 for picture framing and sign painting go to rowbothams handy shop skate grinding a specialty for rent an s roomed house with lot situated in the village of goodwood apply mrs albert taylor stouffville rr 3 wanted 2500 by april 1st ns 1st mortgage on valuable farm property apply box m tribune office for sale a quantity of good quality apples spies and green ings at 225 a barrel also velvet barley seed at 100 a bus first generation from registered seed o w zellors phono 2110 house for sale well located on church street south stouffviilo 7 rooms electric and water in stalled excellent repair apply on promises to miss laura forsyth live fowl wanted highest market price paid for all hvo fowl hens geese duck s golden orders taken at pennocks livery