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stouffville ontario thursday august 17th 1933 exhibition specials daily except sunday august 26th to september 9th round 1 or reduced trip m fare includes admission to exhibition and coach transporation to and from terminal inside the grounds good returning until september j jth leave stouffville 815 am standard time gray coach lines leave toronto bay at dundas 945 pm poultry demand pair tor re- up tho consumptive demand poultry has been fairly good ceipts are being well cleaned from day to day stocks of stor age poultry are very light the holiday soason is of course a handicap to sales of both eggs and poultry in the larger centres in mcuioriam ill loving memory of stella victoria dixon who passed away one year ago august 18th 1932 when evening shades are falling and im all alone in my heart there comes a feeling if you only could come homo not now but in the coming years it may be in tho better land well read tho meaning of our tears and there sometime well understand sadly missed by husband children card of thanks wo desire to express our appreci ation for the beautiful flowers and other kindnesses extended to us in our present sudden bereavement mrs p w silvorthorn family private maternity nursing home medical and coiivelescent gases accepted private semi private rooms v weekly kates 1000 inspection invited mrs geo thompson phono 7s0s stouffville r r nol auction sale dairy cows hogs and poultry to be sold bv public auction at lot 31 con s markham ringwood wednesday august 23 tho following property belonging to frank a bruels ami alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm stock sales a specialty sales conductor anywhere rates moderate phone stouffville 0312 address gormley p 0 registered cows holstein cow with calf at side holstein with calf at side grade cows holstein with calf at side holstein with calf at side brindle cow due feb 1st holstein heifer due sept 1 blue cow fuli flow holstein cow full flow ayrshire cow bred july 2s 2 holstein yearlings jerseydurham yearling holstein bull these cows arc all youus t 15 tested no 5 wilkinson plow swine and poultry 3 sows with litters 3 sows due in sept 40 chunks 30 shoats berkshire boar will register 50 leghorn pullets 25 breeding leghorn cockerels 25 rock cockerels termscalves and all sums up to 15 cash over that amount 3 months credit on approved joint notes or g per cent per annum off for cash sale at 13 0 oclock f w silversides auctioneer honey prospects good in a survey just completed by tho department of agriculture oa c reports were received from most of the larger beekeepers in ontario operating in all more than 27500 colonies happy vacationists uxbridge twp lowers tax rate tho township council or ux bridge assembled at goodwood on saturday last struck the 1933 tax rate at 2227 1100 mills which is a drop of almost four mills from the rate struck in 1932 tho trustees rate in most sections lemain the same as 1932 excepting goodwood section down 2 mills two sections failed to make their requisition on time the department of highways en closed a cheque for 401755 being information for farmers inspection of ontario turnips stricter regulations will be enfor ced in the marketing of ontario tur nips and all carlots must come un der government inspection there is a growing trade from the province to the united states mostly from limestone districts that produce a high quality turnip last year this amounted to over 4000 carloads or 2000000 bushels the marketing board became par ticularly interested in the industry as it was felt farmers were getting a low price tor this crop and that something might bo done to secure more satisfactory returns now official grading has been adopted whereby buyers may be assured they are getting a uniformly high quality product several meetings were held by the shippers resulting in a re quest to both the provincial and federal minister of agriculture that as a first step compulsory grading of all turnips be established before supplies leave the shipping point plans for central packing grading washing and branding are being considered and many sections are taking steps to follow the lead of tho blackwater district which has pioneered the way in modern turn ip merchandising the blackwator growers association has increased returns more than 50 por cent for held run turnip as a result of their special pack b after fifteenth of august pruit dealers must take out per mits and complete arrangements as to their bonds by the fifteenth day of the present monthalthough a great many applications have been received for permits a large number of trucker dealers and commission bouses have yet to road subsidy on money spent by the a a present bonds council last year pour patients from uxbrldgo township have recently been admit ted to the oshawa hospital as indi gent operations the various rates struck for taxes are county purposes 1093 general township rate 7 school rate 474 the folowing road accounts were passed and payment made c j manley graveling and cutt ing weeds 6390 c j manley 148 yards gravel 2220 ic h gourlie g g cutting weeds 3402 e gerrow 57 yards gravel 855 ira stiner graveling and cutting weeds 1418 melvin alsop graveling cutting weeds 4053 william yake tractor on grader 3840 jos cooper cut weeds 648 fred red- shaw cut weeds 630 alonzo allln cut weeds 756 louis slack drag cutting weeds 1774 david symes cut weeds 450 w smalley cut weeds 567 roy morgan drag put in culvert cut weeds 2081 s collins gasoline for tractor 20- 40 russel spencely drag cut weeds 1548 roy wagg cut weeds 360 samuel irwin cut weeds 3- 60wpcarmody drag cut weeds 2178 william swain drag and cut weeds 540 joseph jones graveling and cutting weeds 630 russel storry 418 yds crushed gravel delivered on road 31748 william hockley graveling 8730 ed sheehy work on road 3 2385 i samuel bacon cut weeds 342 i albert hockley jr cut weeds 774 w t lock cut weeds 1188 alfred mcdonald cut weeds 720 john ward 49 yards gravel 735 j e wagg cut weeds 360 alex wagg weeds 810 cecil latcham cut weeds 684 pedlar people one culvert coupling 4318 j c ward cut weeds 540 other accounts passed hydroelectric hall service charge 74 2 dr r t maclaron whitby examination of samuel moore 500 joseph norton shooting dog found worrying bis sheep 3 e c pen- nock driving lena pearson to oshawa hospital 500 on motion of messrs ashenhurst pickard council adjourned to meet again sept 16th at 1 oclock pm for general business as security tor their responsibility as required under the new fruit act the new act has been in force since the first week of july until now however no definite date has been set when the fruit branches would take action to restrain fruit dealers who have not complied with the act and its regulations the date has now been set for after which no trucker ers until christmas concludes that io apples will august 15 dealer or commission house may continue in business without taking out a license on this date a check will be commenced covering all commission houses and dealers truckers on the highways will be asked to show their permits applications should be made to p w hodgetts director ontario fruit branch parliament buildings toronto master william herrldgo son of hon w d hcrrldgo canadian minister to washinkton and mrs hcrridgc and nephew of canadas prime minister ut hon r b bennett is seen hero with his mother both of them apparently enjoying themselves at canadas great maritime playground the katys cove beach of the algonquin hotel st andrcwsbythcsea new brunswick where they aro spending their vacation major hcrridgc joined them there for a while mr and mrs jack phillips and ruth spent a few days with mr and mrs wilmot vanzant before leaving for sudbury wood wood quantity drylimb wood hard also body hardwood 2 cords limb wood delivored 15 cash dry body wood 10 cord cash cut any length w p rtatcllff phone 9906 our bread is made from the best of flour and therefore is wholesome and nutritious for both the youngsters and the older folks 8c per loaf delivered at your homes bread rolls fruit bread buns cakes visit our cake shop stouffville bakery ambrose storer proprietor phone 189 package weight variation disad vantage to lroduccr lately while visiting the toron- onto wholesale markets said c w bauer secretary ontario growers markets council i have received numerous indications that buyers especially tlic36 frni the chain store organizations are becoming dissatisfied with the groat variation in weight of similar products in similar packages tomatoes he continued con stitute an example of this condi tion personally i have examined the contents ot several baskets of tomatoes ostensibly the same weight only to find weight varia tions as great as three and tour pounds in many cases this situation is acting to the disadvantage of producers since naturally buyors are concentrating their attention on the wellfilled baskets leaving tho lighter weight baskets in the hands of tho whole saler as tho growing season ad vances and prices drop returns from theso slow moving packages will decrease tho resultant loss be ing sustained for the most part by the producer so until such cime as regula tions call for specific weights which in my opinion is tho only practical solution to this question producers will protect their own intorests only by sending wellfilled baskets to these distributing points 9 in goneral the counties lying north of a lino drawn from toron to to sarnla bavo from slightly be low to an average crop while the counties south of this line have hetween 30 and 35 pounds per col- only bolow average most of tho counties east of durham and vic toria report a crop below average reports from other provinces of the dominion also indicate a low yield and reports from other coun tries give every appearance of a shortage of honey in the main pro ducing centres in the world will be asked por penults weekly crop report peel county reports alsike yields from 3 to 6 bushels per acre deal ers are offering 6 to 7 a bushel at present tho late blossoms on alfalfa set seed but the yield per acre will be low owing to the fail ure ot the first blossoms to pro perly pollinate and fertilize fall wheat has turned out in bushels per acre and in quality much better than anticipated a month ago according to a report from lamb- ton icounty northumberland has a wheat crop with a 25 and 30 bushel average on the better land crops in carleton are up to or above the average the oat crop in essex will average about 20 bushels to the acre apple export outlook writing prior to departure for his fifth year of work in the brit ish market on behalf ot the fruit growers he pays tribute to the loyal support he has received from the growers thus enabling him to greatly intensify the demand for ontario apples and building up a fine reputation for ontariogrown brands in that market commenting on prospects tor the coming season mr fulton states that there is every indication of liberal supplies of apples in north america nova scotia promises to have a heavy crop of apples while virginia ontarios principal com petitor in the united kingdom will likely expoxt fair quantities during the coming season even though there is not a heavy crop there in british columbia the crop is stat ed to be about 20 per cent lighter which should help the barrel sit uation considerably in england ihere is a heavy crop of early cooking apples which is bound to affect the price of canadian cook- mr fulton good quality ontar- be wanted and that tills coming season will be a year when quality will count following an inspection tour of ontario he declares that the out look is for a slightly larger crop of apples than last year eastern on tario will be about ten per cent lighter and western ontario approx imately 25 per cent heavier than last year he adds the quality is exceptionally good and so far well- sprayed orchards are clean i have never known more spraying to be done in ontario than this year and there is every indication that the bulk ot the crop will be eligible for certification for tho export market mitchell p heburn ontario liberal leader who will speak at col muloeks picnic at wood bridge on wednesday next week ringwood mrs robt laurence of toronto was a sunday guest at e r sin clairs mr philp fockler and mrs gjo fockler motored to oraighurst one day last week mrs don wilson wife of our lecal garagenian has been spending a fow days with her parents at creemore ontario mr and mrs leo jaynes mr and mrs barkey and miss tilley barkey spent sunday with miss ada barkey we aro sorry to report that mrs vague and mrs sinclair are not re covering their health as speedily as we would like win hatcliff is finished harvesting and threshing with his own outfit he has 1800 bushels of fall wheat which threshed between 30 and 35 to the acre donald mover cleaned up two out of three subjects taken at markham high school acording to middle school results just announced an- nouced another of our dickson hill lads doing well at school is harley wideman in middle school he passed all subjects taken last term and was one of two to obtain this standing in stouffville school next sunday evening we are to have mrs dearborn of toronto speak to us in the christian church in the absence of our pastor we are to be favoured also witli music by tho peaclis male quartette all who have had the pleasure of hearing both mrs dearborn and the male quartette will know what a treat is in store come and bring your friends lemonville altona mr and mrs f draper visited at f waggs on sunday we are glad to hear mrs arthur wagg is able to be up again mr and mrs jack hill of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs l hill and family mr and mrs price pugh spent sunday with mr and mrs j monkhouse ray bilbey and friend miss alta zellers spent sunday witli mr and mrs isaac lehman and family mr and mrs f jacobs and mrs jacobs sr also mr young of toron to spent sunday with mr and mrs o madill and family mr and mrs ii mcintosh attend ed the funeral of ills mother at locust hill on sunday we extend our sympathy mr and mrs c armstrong and mrs wm rusnell of whitby visit ed at d crosiors on sunday mrs wm mcnair and mr and mrs p sellers ot browns corners are holidaying at bala muskoka quite a number from hero attend ed the miscellaneous shower tender ed mr and mrs rabort bone nee thelma parker on friday evening las t at atha tho evening being spent in contests and games everyone enjoyed themselves they received many beautiful gifts north york liberal convention will be held on saturday august 19th at aurora at 8 pm dst 2 pm standard time to nominate a candidate for the provincial riding of north york following the nomination of a candidate a public meeting will ba held when addresses will be given by arthur g slaght k c hon duncan marshall and others c w davidson secretary j h naughton president north york liberal- associationnorth york liberal association miss kathleen walsh nurse in training at st michaels hospital is holidaying with her sister mrs jas cooney misses scynthia and cora cook also gordon lemon attended the famous sutton horse show- on saturday it is hoped that there will be a good turnout from here at the lawn social to be held at appletons park lake musselman on saturday aug 19 have you seen a bill of the an nouncement watch for one weekend guests with mrs mary canning and mrs harry beck were dr and mrs frank canning and iwn hug i mist vera canning and girl friends also mr harry beck all of toronto mrs bert wallace and son of winnipeg are visiting with their aunt mrs macklem cook mr harry sanders of barrio brother of mrs cook is also spending a few days with his sister mr sanders is in his s2nd year and is like his sister who is a few years his senior is in real good health guests of mrs macklem cook on sunday were miss stella cook newmarket mr george hannah newmarket mr jack wallace of british columbia mr o baker welland mr b baker sth line mrs o gibson newcastle mr and mrs bake sanders and w r also mr and mrs e c pennock and harry all of stouffville mrs h sanders and daughter miss kate and son jack of allandale mrs cannings youngest daughter evelyn now sister barbara and associate nun of a toronto convent wero recent guests of her mother a delightful gathering ot lemon- ville folk took place last week when they met together at the home of mr and mrs geo cook to make a presentation to their daughter miss cora cook who for the past several years has so ably acted as organist in the local church all present admired tho beautiful set of pearl and amber which was given to cora and united in showing their appreciation for her faithful ser vice the dotniniontores stouffville shop at our store this week and save heinz tomato soup 2 for 15c christies mallows it 21c oxydol pkt i 17c bovril corned beef tin 12c cross pish sardines tin 12c homes custard poud tin 24c o quart lvn had oil tin 121 murium sugared egg mash 10 lb 23c eating corn 2 doz 25c xx xx quaker flour has s200 i vg or peiirl soap 7 bars stso gold or comfort 1 bars 25c mccormicks icisses 2 lbs 23c white handle brooms each 29c corn flakes 8 pkts 25c mop handles each 10c super suds 2 for 13c peanuts lb 10c salted peanuts lb 15c classic cleanser each uc p boadway manager for sale cow due to freshen good roducer suitable for milk shippor a few beef nagers c j brodie stouffville 721u for sale piano table side board 6 chairs writing desk bed springs and mattress number of windows extension ladder mrs david meyer main street wells cleaned and pumps repaired well drill ing done by experienced workman tliis is the season to attend to this work my rates are reasonable geo harman phone 9907 for sale or to let fine brick residence hot water heating hardwood floors sun room garden garage modern convenienc- iejf terms reasonable immediate possession apply nathan forsyth church stree north stouffville out farm to rent 92 acres being south parts lots 1314 con 9 pickering good buildings and residence 60 acres workablewell watered and running stream convenient to public school and claremont continuation for further particulars apply to wm waddell stouffville- 180 acre farm to rent the west halves of lots 10 and 11 on the fourth iconcession of the township of whitchurch 20 miles from toronto on improved country road rail road station one mile good stabling under barn large pig pen large driving shed a number one grain clover and dairy farm lots of water reasonable rent for a term of years immediate possession to plough apply to robert m armstrong owner box 67 unionville ont we need money and will sell valuable used imple ments away below their value in order to make the turnover we require useful binders with years of service 6 and 7 foot cut 2 furow riding plowes farmeds friend oliver and other makes stiff tooth cultivator the new m h machine three drum roller bissell make why buy new repairs at tho high rate you have to pay we have all kinds for almost every machine and they will serve you liko new toten hay car witii 80 feet ot round track draw rope pulleys all complete for only 15 tor quick sale ben rexlin phono 102 highest prices for wool fowl sale register wednesday aug 23 register ed holstein cows also grade cattle 20 head and 100 hogs bo- longing to frank bruels will be sold at tho ownors farm at ring- wood 3 months credit sale at 130 f w silversides auctioneer saturday aug 26 good house hold furniture belonging to mrs valder 2 doors west bank of commerce stouftvlllo terms cash salo at 2 oclock f w silver- sides auctioneer undertaking and funeral service the people of stoiift- ville north markham whltohurch and uxhridgo townships will find our undertaking business in stouffville a satisfactory place to transact business in this line open all times wo maintain a constant ser- vico and only experienced men employed our chapel is available to you it you dcslro as part of tho regular sor- vice with no extra charge my porsonal attendance at all funorals r g clendening funoral director phone stouffville 263