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the tribune stouffville ont thursday august 4 1949 sweet caporal cigarettes ijakeview district is invaded by beetles strawberry traffic heavy from mar1times moncton july 30 this years strawberry traffic to montreal que bec city and other central canada points from the maritimes has equalled the 1948 record according to r a gordon superintendent of the atlantic division canadian national express the maritime strawberry season came to a close recently the cn express shipments tot alled more than 25 express carloads containing hundreds of thousands of quarts in addition the company handled a large number of less bill riley displays beetles residents of lakeview dis trict in ontario have sought aid of department of agricul ture in destroying large beetles known as pelednota punctata a rare variety which have been feeding on leaves of fruits and vegetables through out the district the beetle is somewhat unusual in that the adult feeds on the leaves of grapevines while the larvae feed on the decaying roots of trees such as apple pear and hickory joy beauty salon near cnr permanent waving individual styling razor shaping phone stouffville 9sw2 than carload consignments to var ious points in the maritimes and to the united states domestic heating sheet metal hooping stokers oilburners agents for new idea all steel furnaces very suitable for oil stoker coal or wood 126 h mosier sheet metal phone 4505j oshawa 1919 mapia5 products though the production of maple syrup and sugar is only a seasonal crop and is far from being the main source of revenue to farmers in suitable localities the crop this year is estimated by the dominion bureau of statistics to have a gross farm value of 9126000 ex pressed in terms of syrup the 1949 crop amounted to 24s5000 gallons an increase of 4 per cent over the previous year but still below the tenyear 193s47 average of 2750000 quebec is the leading province in the production of both maple syrup and sugar and in 1949 produced 189400 gallons of syrup and 1651000 pounds of sugar ontario produced 399000 gallons of syrup and 42000 pounds of sugar pro duction in nova scotia and new brunswick combined was 13000 gallons of syrup and 94000 pounds of sugar street dance at goodwood on wed aug 10 bingo and other games by stouffville lions club music by millers orchestra sponsored by goodwood lol 572 admission 25c addison farm fire brings 60000 loss sightseers who jammed high ways and driveways in the vicinity of the harry addison farm near agincourt on thursday night ham pered firemen in reaching two blazing barns that caused an esti mated 60000 damage mr addi son is president and manager of addison industries ltd toronto gerald hughes 20 son of the farm manager narrowly missed death when a wall of one of the barns collapsed he was driving a tractor and pulling machinery a- way from the rear of the burning building the fire attracted city motorists in the country to escape the heat and the highway was blocked when firemen arrived a few minutes after being called precious min utes were lost as firefighters at tempted to untangle the traffic jam so they could get their trucks near the blaze agincourt scarboro township and north york township firemen had the same trouble as they ar rived at the fire one after the other firemen fought to keep the blaze from spreading to the heating plant and dairy building of the farm only 100 feet away there was more than 1000 gallons of oil in the boiler room and although firemen kept a constant stream of water on the building it was scorched badly by the flames from the barn a bull and a puppy were taken to safety from the barn by gprald hughes and his sister dorothy is the entire 1949 crop of hay more than 60 tons was destroyed as were 60 chickens kept in the barn a feed grinder and milking ma chine motor firemen pumped the well dry and had to rely on water trucked from agincourt to keep the house from catching fire the fire believed started by a short circuit kept north york fire men on the scene all night to make sure the blaze did not break out aain first fox farming in canada was carried on at tifnish prince ed ward island over 65 years ago there are more than 125 tree species in canada of which 33 are conifers commonly called soft woods grea for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay two cents more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery cold storage lockers and fast freezing facilities stouffville creamery co to have our truck call phone 186w woaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo eggs wanted by reg grading station cases supplied and picked up at your door- for a reference ask your neighbors about our grade price and prompt weekly returns eggs in small lots may be left at carload croceteria for our pickup write or phone p hutton grover 8970 40 kenworthy ave toronto 13 odoooooosodoooaoooooooooooooeoqoe it requires a great deal of boldness and caution to make a fortune and when you have got it it requires ten times as much wit to keep it if men were as anxious to do right as they are to get their rights the world would soon be righted will not quit china despite red advance in spite of the fact that chinese communists are slow ly advancing on china nurse helen turner of kitchener ont will not quit her post at foochow she was given the choice of staying in foochow or returning to her home she chose the former course looooooooofcsooooooc stouffville sand gravel limited are prepared to supply your requirements of crushed gravel sand concrete gravel pit run delivered or at the bin plant phone 125j office phone 370 doooooodoodooooooi guard of honor at official opening of newfoundlands first provincial house of as- sembly is being inspected by lieutgov sir albert j walsh in st johns after the elabor ate opening the assembly got down to business of gov erning the new province one of the bills passed provided legislation for a 12maa cabin et it also made provision that no oher portfolios could be added refurnish now save money nationwide is a new ultra fashionable kroehler creation in fine durable tapestries in thickpile cotton friszs 15950 luxurious modern boucltf frieze 199 50 liberal terms the smashing sate you read about in life and the saturday evening post only the close cooperation of dealers all over the country with the famous koehier mfg co could ever have made this sale possible now that its here you have to see the glorious styles and colors and fabrics to appreciate the magnificent values l e oneill furniture stouffville funeral director