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f Prices For Live Poultry DAVID McLEAN SELLS REAL ESTATE SHEPPARD & GILL LUMBER C0. PHONE 27 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1949 IN LUMBER, TRIM, SASH, DOORS, ASPHALT PRODUCTS, GYPROC, TEN TEST, INSULATION Offers a special occasion for the°g01fers of the district to join the Club now and save $20.00 initiation ‘fee required from new members for 1950. The mem- bership fees for the 1950 season are as follows: Those new members who will pay one half of 1950 fees before the end of October will be accepted without the initiation fee. Phone or write for application forms The New Uplands; Golf and Country Club, Thornhill, Ont. Gentlemen . . . . . . . Ladies . . .. . . . . . . . Juniors Husband and wife SERVING RICHMOND HILL AND DISTRICT NEW UPLANDS ' GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB GORDON ’s GARAGE KING ONTARIO Any Description Any Quantity Phone or Write to cost less to own ...to operate to maintain! NOROLDA POULTRY could there be that Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks give more: value! Come in and let us discuss your truck requirements! to own, to operate, to maintain. What more convincing proof Preferred by more users because they FOR 19 YEARS LIMITED RICHMOND HILL 1; ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS .. $70.00 .. . .. $45.00 . . $35.00 . . . $100.00 Parents’ Night For Public School Tentativer Set For November 8th With some trustees wondering if the shortened lunch-hour was convenient to housewives, and whether the children might not possibly be better off with a little more time for eating, washing, etc., it was decided to make a further study of the situation. Principal Agriculture Federation Branch Planned For Markham Township Preliminary steps toward the formation of 3. Markham Township branch of the Federation of Ag- riculture were taken at a meeting held at the township hall, Union- ville. A long discussion on school hours was the principal feature of the regular meeting of the Rich- mond Hill Public School Board held on October 14. An individual from each school section was appointed and the group will meet during the, first week of November to draw up a constitution and to elect' officers. (FLASH -â€" As We go to press Principal Walter Scott announces that “Parent’s Night” will definitely be held on November 8.) Speakers at the meeting included Mr. Shane, of the Ontario Feder- ation of Agriculture, who gave a history of the federation and des- cribed its services. Another speaker was Mr. Cul- ham, Markham Township’s town planning consultant, who told the meeting that proper planning was essential in order to keep a mun- icipality from going into debt. He stressed the importance of attract- ing a desirable type of resident through proper utilization of land and the provision of up-to-date services. School section representatives appointed were: No. 1, Norman Porter; No. 2, J. Robinson; No. 3, Mr. McAllister; No. 4, H. Mc- Cague; No. 5, Chas. Hooper; No. 6, F. Brumwell; No. 7, Dalton Rumney and W. Timbers; No. 8, John Donaldson; No. 9, Chas. Sknny men, women gain 54$ 15 lbs. What a chrilll Bony limbs nu out: ugly hol'llox fill up: neck no longer scrawny: body losu - starved. sickly “bean-pole" look. Thousandl 0! girls women, men, who never could gain More. are now proud ol shapely, healthy-looking bodies. They thank the special vigorâ€"building, flesh-building tonic. Ostrex. Its tonlcs. stimulants invl orators. iron. vitamin B1. calcium, enrich blood, mprove appetite and digestion so food gives you more strength and nourishmem: put flesh on bare bones. Don‘t tear getting too lat. Stop when you've gained the i5. 10. 15 or 201M. you need 101- normal we he. Costa little. New~"nt mandated" size only 0. Try famous Ostrex Tonia Tablets for new vigor Ind added pounds. this very day. At all druuisu Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor Miles; No. 10, Ken Deacon; No. 11, E. Harper; No. 12, A. Buchanan; No. 13, D. Hunter; No. 14, C. Wes- ley; No. 15, Frank Grove; No. 16, John Madsen; No. 17, Albert King; No. 18, Don Ramer; No. 19" R. Johnson; No. 20, W. Reesor; No. 21. Fred Wicks Jr.; No. 22, C. Mc- Dowell. A brief discussion on the ques‘ tion of the acquiring of property for another school, if and when needed, revealet‘ the trustees to be aWaiting further action by the town planning committee of the village council. Parents’ Night â€" an open night in which relatives of pupils have an opportunity of inspecting the school building, meeting teachers and generally becoming acquainted with the institution -â€" was tenta- tively set for November 8. With the transaction being handled by David McLean, realtor of Thornhill, a house on Carrville Road, Richvale, belonging to Her- bert H. Smith has been sold to Alec West of the 7th concession of Markham. Walter Scott was requested to give the subject some conAgidgration, Sells Carrville Road House To Alec. West NORTHERN SERVICES PLAN Arrangements to eliminate somewhat dangerous step in south sidewalk leading to school were made. A plan by which members of the Northwest Territories and Yukon Services ,of the Department of Mires and Resources would spend regular alternate periods of ser- vice in the North and in Ottawa is now under consideration by de- partmemtal officials and the Civil Service Commission. Such'an ar- rangement would enable those in the northern service to learn of field problems firsthand. Converse- ly, officers returning to the north following a period at head office would do so with a knowledge of the way in which field conditions are affected by developments in Ottawa. HYDRO DEVELOPMENTS Construction of hydroâ€"electric developments throughout Canada went forward vigorously during 1948 according to the Dominion Water and Power Bureau. Install- ed capacity was increaséd by 440,- 095 h.p. The annual pre-war av- erage increase was about 300,000 h.p. A Product d Gown! Melon the the The new machine, produced by a Toronto firm, is provided with a mowing knife and also a pickup attachment so that a farmer may cut his hay in the field with the machine and process it all in the one operation, or he can cut it with the mower and pick it up with the pick-up attachment. The same machine is also equipped with a corn cutting attachment. Waste Washed Out Miss Yorke said that this is a good time of the year for food. We have just celebrated our Thanksgiving and it doesn’t do anyone any harm to sit down and count your blessings. Canada is in a very fortunate situation as we could actually support our- selves with the food we grow. It is also a very colorful time for food and Miss Yorke» gave sug- gestions for using some of these foods for table decorations. When entertaining we should try to find something that isn’t ordin- ary run of the mill food. We should use more inexpensive cuts of meat and use imagination in cooking and fiavouring. In fact nearly everyone can cook a por- terhouse steak. But it takes a clever cook to make a good stew. QWOWOMMOO”OO”WWNOO‘ “Canned grass," cattle feeding sensation in Canada. and the Un- ited States, is scheduled for dis- play and lengthy discussion at the Royal Winter Fair which opens in Toronto November 15. The latest machine method of providing for forage crops from the time they are cut until the farmer forks them out of the silo in winter time will be shown. Harvesting hay- at the correct stage of growth produces more succulent feed, it is claimed, and provides a greater percentage of protein, carotene and other val- uable nutrients. Using a new for- age clipper, the farmer in one trip across a field may cut, chop and load green bay in one operation. Mowing, raking, stacking and hand pitching are eliminated. She also spoke ‘of the new ser- vice being rendered by T.C.A. in New Methods Will Eliminate Many Hay-making Operations Raise Food Values Greatly Miss Elizabeth Yorke, Menu Ad- visor for the Hostess Shop, T. Eaton Co. Ltd., was the guest speaker at the October meeting of the Women’s Institute, taking as her subject “A New Look in Foods." She always thinks of the Women‘s Institute members as friends because her mother had been president of a Women’s In- stitute in Wales when she was young. Extensive tests carried out in Canada» and the United States have shown that when a farmer climbs into his haymow in the win- ter time and lifts a forkful of al- falfa, he is holding from 30 to 50 percent less food value than the Richmond Hill Women’s Institute SELLING YOUR HOME ? Our staff who are familiar with the best values in their district can be a help to you. WE HAVE DEMANDS FOR: $9,000 -â€" Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Aurora -â€" 2 bed- room house, on small lot with all conveniences. $10,000 â€" Thornhill, Richmond Hill â€" substantial col- onial house, with 3 bedrooms, that can be remod- elled. $10,000 â€" Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Aurora â€" 3 bed- room house, 1 downstairs bedroom. $20,000 â€"- Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Aurora â€" 7-room house with all modern appointments on large lot in desirable central location. Farms in all price classeszfor dirt and windshield farmers. All types of businesses and Southern On- tario hotels. Industrial, Commercial and Residential. Building lots individually or in block. TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTOR Member Ontario Association of Real Estate Boards Thornhill Office, Phone 12 After hours and holidays call Mr. Wm. Oliver, Aurora 4291-24 Miss Helen Sanderson, Richmond Hill 421W Mr. Richard Overbury, Thomhill 48W DAVID McLEAN same forage contained when it was mown the previous summer. Feed- ing grasses and legumes as hay is believed one of the most appalling wastes in farming. The cure, agricultural experts claim‘ is simple: The farmer may now cut his hay while it is still kneeâ€"high grass." rich in protein and carotene; chop it fine while it is still moist; can it in a silo or pit. Preserved in its own juices, the canned grass is finally fed with its full complement of vitamins and proteins. Any cutting of grass can be made into good silage providing it is green enough to pack, it is claimed. Offer Recommendations For best results use a. 60-40 mix of grasses and legumes, timothy and red clover; alfalfa and brome; soybeans and millet or even weeds and timothy. Mow the grasses right after the heads have emerg- ed; alfalfa in early bloom; clover half to full bloom; cereals, pre- bloom to early dough. Recommended to farmers at the Royal will be the following rules: Winnow and let the sun wilt out to a moisture content of 62 to 68 per cent. Run the moist grass through an ensilage chopper, set to cut in 1-4 inch lengths. Blow the graSS into the silo and then t0p it off with a cork of the highest moisture grass procurable. The “cork” reduces moisture loss from the stored forage and gives the air no chance to entel. bringingKfresh fish to Toronto from the Atlantic Coast. Fish caught one day is on sale the next day in Toronto. Kippers, crab and filleted fish were given to three lucky winners by Miss Yorke. ' Committees were appoined for the Card Party to be held in the High School Gym on Friday, No- vember 4. The proceeds are to be used to purchase chairs for the new room. It was also decided to restrict the use of the room to Women’s organizations. The roll call was answered by “A person I am thankful to have known.” “A good neighbour wherever I have lived,” was one member’s answer. The members of Richmond Hill Institute visited with the mem- bers of Victoria Square Institute who were our guests during the social halfâ€"hour following the meeting, Mrs. W. Mylks and Mrs. K. Blanchard pouring tea and Mrs. R. Ende'an, Mrs. H. Sander- son, Mrs. R. Boyle and Mrs. R. Cooper being the hostesses. On Monday afternoon some for- ty members of the Institute and friends visited the Colgate, Palm- olive, Peet factory in Toronto, were shown the process of man- ufacturing and presented with a souvenir. Mrs. L. Ayre brought much pleasure to those present with her vocal selections. The last day for the payment, without penalty, of the Second Installment of Taxes for 1949 is October 31, 1949. Continuously selling theSe Dairy and Poultry Chows for most thirty years. As a special for a week we are offering the famous NEW HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR â€" 7 cubic foot WASHERS â€" “Beatty” and Massey-Harris “Snowhite” ELECTRIC SNVES and RANGETTES HOME FREEZERS “BEATTY” IRONERS, VACUUM CLEANERS, WAX- Purina Cow Chow . . . . . . . $4.30 per cwt. PHONE 10, THE ELEVATOR APARTMENT-SIZE WASHERS ‘ These may be purchased on the Finance Plan â€" 10% down payment and the balance in easy monthly instalments. 67 YONGE STREET TO FARMERS I. D. RAMER 8: SON We are headquarters for the sale of GORMLEY, ONT. Harold W. Mortson Phone Stoutfvirlle 381W1 for complete details. Get our prices for Dairy and Poultry Feeds. No matter what the size of your marl with CONCRETE BLOCKS, and you’H liness and better lighting will attract TOWNSHIP OF MARKHAM TAXPAYERS GORMLEY. BLOCK CD. A supply of Dairy and Poultry Chews. Also a full line of Ful-O-Pep Feeds. NOTICE PURINA CHOWS or a corner grocery store! ERS and POLISHERS ALL’ SIZES 0F CONCRETE BLOCKS, SAND AND GRAVEL TELEPHONE 93 MEETS ALL A.S.T.M. SPECIFICATIONS CHARLES HOOVER, Treasurer We deliver. your market you can build it bettev and you'll find too, its sanitary clean- ll attract more customen. Tel. Stoufl’ville 381Wl RICHMOND HILL RICHMOND HILL