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Write or Phone HARRY CHARLES, Richmond Hi“, TUmer 4-1872 REPRESENTING 8 YONGE ST. S. ATTRACTIVE TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE ESTABLISHED OVER \50 YEARS "Sign of Service" J- A- \X/ILLOUGHBY . VACANT LAND . BUSINESSES "Remind me *0 fix {his sfep some'rime!" Members Canadian Association of Nurserymen FOR FALL PLANTING CUSTOM BUILDING Langstaff Yonge St., l/z Mile North of Richmond Hill BRUCE MOUNTJOY EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, BULBS, etc. Endean Nurseries STOP 22, YONGE STREET CANADA’S LARGEST REALTORS Oflices Throughout Ontario Listing Now or Expert Appraisals HEAD OFFICE: 46 Eglinton Ave. For Anything Suburban â€" Call CHOICE SELECTION OF PHONE TURNER 4-1491 TUrner 4-1403 REAL ESTATE LIMITED 66399 F. L. LOWRIE R.O. OPTOMETRIST will be at 41 Yonge St. 8.. first door north of Bus Station Broken Lenses Replaced Optical Repairs Prescriptions for Glasses Filled Home Off. 3242 Yonge Street Opp. Park Theatre EU. 8-8949 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 From 9.30 am. to 12 noon and _the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month . SELLING BUYING EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Estimates & References Gladly Furnished An opportunist is a per- son who knows that he can get the most for his building materials dollar herefi Drop by and we’ll show you why. V . FARMS . HOMES PHONE TU. 4-1131 50 EXPERIENCED SALESMEN I AV. 5-1867 CABS AND SONS W. S, “Bill’” O’Neil was auc- tioneer and kept the interest of the crowd high throughout the sale, when 43 head of the best Hereford bloodâ€"lines on the North American continent were put up for auction.‘ The, high ten average on 34 head owned by Summit Farms was $628.00: Total amount of the sale was $17,125.00, made up as follows: 34 head from Summit Farms, $14,095.00; 4 head ofiered by Bert Gardhouse, Unionville, $1,- 110.00 and 5 head from O’Neil Bros., Denfield, offered by Robt. O’Neil sold at $1,182.00. Top Sellers Top sellers of the sale were a heifer and a bull owned by Sum- mit Farms and which sold at $1,000. each. The over-all average for the sale was $395.00. 0.A.C. Buys Prof. R. G. Knox purchased the $1,000 heifer, Silver Queen Many visitors and buyers com- plimented Mr. Gibson on the ex: cellent set-up, especially the very fine show-ring he had had erected under cover of a “big tent” with seating capacity for over 300 persons. Sell 43 Head Over 250 people turned out for the first Production Sale held by Arthur Gibson at Summit Here- ford Farms, last Saturday after- noon. The weather had that “made-to-order" look and was most favorable for prospective buyers as they strolled about the grounds looking over the stock listed for sale. Youngest plowman ever to compete‘ in a major event at the Ontario Plowmen’s International Match, 14-year-old Gerald Lyttle of High Bluff, Man., western Canadian plow- ing champion, will be one of an expected 12 champion pro- vincial plowmen from six provinces competing for the Can- adianx tractor plowing championship and the Esso Silver Plow. The match will be held at Breslau, near Kitchener, Members of the School Area choir from Richvale, Charles Howitt, Langstat‘f, Thornlea, Thornhill, Henderson Ave., and Powell Road schools, who were requested to sing at the recent Ont, October 1'2 to 15. Bull And Heifer Bring. $1000 Prustees’ Association Honour C hair W ‘Mw‘mw «MW wm'.“ 6W wâ€"w. « The second top seller was SA Axtell Triumph 24th bought by Mr. E. Seedhouse of Uptergrove, Ont. Forrest Fenn of the Amer- ican Hereford Journal, was com- missioned by a potential buyer from the States, who was unable to attend the sale in person, to Earlier that day Prof. Knox had stated, “Good seed st k is the back-bone of pure-bre in- dustry. Pure-bred cattle, as we find them across the country must be seed stock. If they are not, then they are not worthy to be called breeders. Breeding cat- tle are needed in Canada to help the beef trade.” 22nd, Reserve Grand Chamflon at Orangeville last week, for the Onjarlp Agricultural College. con ntion of the Public School Trus ees’ Assciation of Ontario, are pictured with their director, Hugh Martin. Shown are: Marie Hayes, Sandra May, Bobby Bakâ€" er, Bobby Blackburn, Betty Fitch, Big Song and Dance Show and WATCH FOR THE BIG EVENT, THE YEAR’S MOST MAGNIFICENT HIT. MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER IN TECHNI- COLOR. Ray Milland, and __R_o[)t. Cummings in Bob Hope, Joan Fontaine in Stan Laurel - Oliver Hardy in ‘DRUMS ACROSS THE RIVER ADDED COMEDY CASANOVA’S BIG NIGHT CHAMPAYNE FOR TWO ROGUES MARCH Fri., Sat., Oct‘. 1, 2 Audie Murphy in Adult Entertainment Suspense and Thrills Alfred Hitchcock’s Production and Bugs Bunny Cartoon also Technicolor Musical UXY IHEATR ‘ mam»: EVENINGS DOORS OPEN 6.30 MON., TUES. OCTOBER 4, 5 WED.. THURS OCTOBER 6, 7 BELOW ZERO DIAL M FOR MURDER Land of Mystery Peter Lawford FALL FAIR ATTRACTION SAT. MAT. 1.30 189 Centre St. E. TUrner 4-1313 Ill“!“11lll\lll“lI“llllllllIllllllll\1llllll“11lllll“mll\llllil“\llllflulllllllfllllllllllllIN“lll\llllllllll\l\ullllllulllll\\\\lllull“l\llll\“m[\llll\\llll\\llllllll “Hilllllllllllllllllllllllll“mm“!l\l\llll1mllllllll\ll“l“\ll\“\ll\“\“lllllfllllllll“llll\l\ml\“\mlll“\Ilium“!Rll“!R“1Wll“fll\\\\l\lll\\\lllll\llllll\l\ll will not be respon- sible for any debts incurred in his name after Thursday, Septeinber 30, 1954. E. Kidd, Richmond Hill RICHMOND HILL 189 Centre St. E. TU At the close of the sale Art Gibson said he was well satisfied with the results of his first sale. It is his intention to run Pro- duction Sales at Summit Farms every two years, having retained a breeding stock of blood-line cows and calves, as well as the ONE Grand Champion Hereford Bull Portage Mixer 32nd. Sheila Miller, Donna Wainwright. Doug Sykes, Carol Bursey, Bar- bara Brown, Nancy Underhill, Bill Dawson. Diane Davies, Erika Dair, Donna Gordon, and Ruth Saunders, Diana Pol- bid up to $850.00 for this bull, but the prize Hereford stays in Canada, owing to Mr. Seed- house’s higher bid. Plan Sales Every 2 Years BIa tchford’s 3 Cost-Cutting CALF FEEDING PROGRAMMES I. D. RAMBR 8c SON The undersigned Another way to use surplus skim milk and still build quality calves» for top meal or milk production. Followed by CALFADINE (Calf Grower) or CALF PELLEFS plus Hay. There's a programme for you tooâ€"to suit your own conditions! Blatchford's offers you three ways to cut costs, save labour and build thrifty calves for top profits. You owe it to yourself to get all the facts about these three low-cost calf feeding programmes. Writeâ€"or see your dealer aboutâ€" The' world-famous calf feeding programme for economy and top results. It's a money-maker . . . followed by CALFADlNE (Calf Grower) for continued economical growth. Programme '|: With New CALF-PAB CALF-PAB is a milk type feed for young calves. If com- pletely and safely replaces milk from 4th dayâ€"and for 30 days! Supplement with Calf Pellets. 25 lbs. of Calf-Pub saves 250 lbs. of Milk. Then feed CALFADINE (Calf Grower) plus Hay. Programme 3: With CALF MEAL-the Gruel Melhod For REAL Economy - REAL Convenience - REAL Prefix! Make your choiceâ€" and step-up your Profits! Programme 2: WiIh CAlF PELLETS - using surplus milk NOTICE BIGGEST SHOW am smm IN AURORA Choose the Programme that suits Your Conditions. Write for full information to: lock, Ly_nn Hall, Winston Smith, Ann Rasmusen, Connie Wright, Rae Winterfield, Gordon Sim, Rae Gottschalk, Barry Smith, Marilyn Taylor, Gary Simpson, Courtney Ablett. Yvonne Renton, Beryl Hall, Barbara Suter, Janet Banks. Rae MacEachern. Julia Morrison, Margaret Kent. Virgin- ia Rohacs, Nancy Cunningham, Carol Bentley, Frances Hicks, Peter Leahy. George Good, Andy Triolaire, Norma Miller, Diane Leahy, Patsy Laba, Gordon Mor- ely, Clifford Rivers, Edytha Plow, Marilyn Frost, Karen Hunt, Dor- othy Bellamy, Roy Robinson, El- anore Taylor, Mary Inglish, Rose- mary Curtis, Nelson Edwards, Dorothy Anstey, Sandra Reid, Vivian Clements, Helen Simcoe, Norma Fugler, Patricia Atkinson, Gillian McTaggartâ€"Cowan, Mar- garet Lemon, Wendy Mason, Pat- sy McDonald, Lynn Edwards, Lois Davidson, Susanne Ball, David Iverson, Brian Magee, Susan Bar- ker, Patricia Kelson, Jas. Jack- son, Jack Buckler, Carol Nee- land, Beverley Richan, Ellen Jackson, Sally Bocquet, Janet Clow, Catharine Clow, Virginia Peck. Gail Cumming, Norma Davis, Eva Sanders. David Boyd, Dennis Buckingham, Garry Sco- ble, Maurice Arnold, John Hod- gins. Jacqueline Smith, Carol Condon, Marion Davis, Carol Langman, Lynn Condon, Fran- cien Heydens, Elaine Cozens, Nancy Clement, Carol Payne, Louise Clow, Sandra Edwards, Carolyn Richan. Patsy Harris. Saturday Oct. 2nd, 8 pm. AUBOIA ARENA Tmnmmmamnmumn” A. J. BA'RRACLOUGH Frames King Sideroad Perkins’ Farm & Home Equipment 23 Markham Rd. Richmond Hill Phone TU. 4-1229 1 FARMALL “M” TRACTOR, like new 2 FARMALL “C” TRACTORS, good 1 FARMALL “H” Tractor,” good 1 MASSEY-HARIS 102 SUPER (Starfdard) 1 MASSEY-HARRIS 201 ROW CROP 1 OLIVER so TRACTOR 3 USED 3-FURROW TRACTOR PLOWS 1 USED 2-FURROW TRACTOR PLOW 1 CORN BINDER, McCormick, like new (bargain) These machines and many others are being cut in price to reduce our stock. Here is an opportunity for you to save some real mimey. Drop in and see these machines today. Il'he Board 01 Eductition hr The Township 01 North York CAST BA. 1-3870 SIDEWALKS STEPS 1.30 p.m. sharp Sponsored by Aurora Lions Club fior WolQue Work R oy Ward Dickson Tender for Emergency Staircases at School”. Tenders may be submitted for one, two or all of the jobs, but each tender must cover only the work at one school. The Board requests tenders for the provision and erection of steel and re-inforced concrete emergency staircases to classrooms a. tthe fol- lowing schools: Cummer Avenue Public School Owen Blvd. Public School Russell Ave. (Pauldtwida Public M Plans, specifications and instructions to bid- ders may be obtained from J. A. Welch, Super- intendent of Construction at the oflices of tho Board. Bidders are requested to submit separate tenders for each job, in sealed envelopes marked Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 5, 1954. ~ The lowest or any accepted. Used Implements Store Fktnns FOR SALE 3,000 SEATS AVAILABLE $1,750.00 Given In Prizes 1954 FUN PARADE [IIIIDSIIP llllll BOWLING BEGINS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 Quality I’m-fabricated Concrete Products INDUSTRIAL Observatory Lane, Richvale Don’t Miss in person Kitchen Cabinets H. M. Brownleo. Business Administmtoq Administration Office, 7 Kenneth Street, Willowdale, Ontario. with General Woodwork OAK RIDGES TD. #2550 PLATFORMS Richmond Bowl STONE TU. 4-3312 TU. 4-25“ SILLS