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vol xli no 31 stouffville ontario thursday october 3rd 1929 a- y nolan publisher does your cough persist no one should allow a coiigh to hang on particularly at this time of year it weakens the system and leaves one sus ceptible to more serious illness nyal creophos relieves deepseated coughs and bronchial troubles and increases your resistance to disease it is a product of real merit price 100 j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 their latest well blew up gold kish people will continue to drill more wells farmers suttvr business cards aiedicai dr s s ball phpsiciau and surgeon opfick cor obrien and main phone 100 coroner for york county another artesian well was located last saturday on the premises of the toronto gold fish co a mile and a quarter north ot ringwood between the sth and 9th concession lines work of sinking wells on this property is being watched by the local authorities with more than ordinary interest because there is tea ed to be just a small element of danger that the sinking of wells within such close proximity to the stoufuiile water supply may deplete the town wells whitchurch council might also become interested on be half of ratepayers who are likely to be injured the well completed last saturday gave a flow equivalent to the entire capacity of the other four previous ly drilled but it was a gusher of short duration for on monday it blew up on the outside of the pipes personal notes on thursday afternoon october 3rd mrs a e mccullough of tor onto will address the wms in the basement of the united church all ladies of the town are invited drs ira herbert freel dr ira freel consultion hours s to 12 am mon wed fri g to 9 pm saturday tue thiir sat afternoons by appointments only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tiles sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat jlon wed kri afternoons by appointment only a7c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am phone 2201 dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone 820 1 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office commerce hank up stairs phone office 1011 residence 101 harold a sanders barrister solicitor notarv public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 1s003 and has been found of no value geo cook another attempt is being made for a suitable supply in the meantime the flowing wells on the mortson and sinclair farms adjoining this property are said to have been destroyed almost completely we learn from legal authority that there is no law on the statute books to prohibit drilling wells in wholesale quantities even for commercial purposes therfore the only redress that could be looked for would be for those who are in jured to appeal to the private bills committee of the next parliament for some act which would stop drilling for commercial purposes where such drilling is oausing or liable to cause damage to a neces sary water supply the company intend to dig go fish ponds some go by 20 feet in size and 3 feet deep drilling is likely to continue this fall until a dozen wells are in operation we are informed somo who are acquainted witli the nature of the land and subter ranean waters of whitchurch are not alarmed over the possibility of the stouffville wells being depleted in any way while others declare there is a grave element of danger of our supply being lessened imrs geo robinson has returned from a visit in newmarket mrs win thompson of new market visited friends in town last week mr and mrs fred silvester of keswick spent a day among friends in town last week mrs herb porter and mrs veu- ables spent a day in toronto last week visiting relatives mrs m moore and daughter of toronto spent a few days with her parents mr nnd mrs v b sanders after spending the summer at her obrien ave residence mrs jas mccullough has returned to toronto for the fall and winter season imrs allan bartholomew and chil dren of newmarket are in town visit ing with her parents mr and mrs clarem0nt store changes hands mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan anne lehman a t c m teacher ot pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4301 insurance paysthtbllls congestion on our streets and high ways increases daily more cars aro being purchased in canada and there is a growing influx of tourists from across the border which will tend to multiply the already largo number of auto mobile nccidonts how does this affect you are you taking chances or playing safe with a policy of insurance t birkett general insurance agency phono 1s201 stouffvillo stouffville lodge no384 meetings evory monday evening at s oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethren welcome jess cook w r sanders noblo grand recsec t rae financial soorctar mrs a griffiths spirelia corsetiere stouffville markham unionville phono 15303 stouffville south ontario footbaij final official standing of the league won draw lost pts cherrvwood s 2 2 is claremont 7 3 2 17 goodwood 6 3 3 15 green river 3 4 5 10 whitby town 2 g 4 10 urooklin 1 6 5 8 whitby hospital 14 7 6 the sinclair cup final will be played on saturday october 12th claremont vs goodwood at good wood kick off 4 pm a o klett secytreas mr and imrs c g mckenzie of pontine mich have been visiting her fathers home ftlr j s dough ertys on monday and wednesday of this week our local bread manufacturer mr ambrose stover was in toronto attending the convention of the bakers association wm armstrong fred mowder and peter clendening who motored to manitoba at the beginning of harvesting returned last week under the same gasoline power mrs f p mcdonald kitchener anil mrs h g banner winnipeg spent i few days in town and vicinity recently the many friends of mrs donald nee gertrude mitchell will be pleased to hear she is convalescing favorably after a serious operation in k and w hospital kitchener mr and mrs ira rusnell and family recently enjoyed a motor trip to tiie fruit section of niagara visiting relatives at vineland and jordan station they visited queenstou heights and the peace bridge at buffalo and fortterie all of which comprised a delightful motor trip mr rusnell says the peach crop is a short one mr and mrs wm dodd of auburn near goderich paid a hurried visit to their old home section at altona over friday night twelve years ago they farmed on the wm slack place mr and mrs dodd were here chiefly to attend the funeral of his aunt the late mrs thos morgan of markham the widely known general store business of mr d a scott at clare mont was sold last week to e d bertraud of toronto the sale was in the nature of an exchange mr scott dealing his business store pro perty and residence on a modern toronto apartment valued at around 30000 mr scotts business store and residence were valued at 21000 we understand in retiring from business david scott will be missed in claremont where for 25 years he has wielded the baton at the corner store as a successful merchant and an obliging postmaster your part in peace garden glasgow e nerlick of claremont paid 200 tor a holstein cow at james and h wellmans auction sale here he also bought another animal at 175 w h mortsan of victoria square was another of the high bidders purchas ing a choice animal at 185 j p mclean of woodbridge took one at 170 while the 10th animal in the ring was knocked down to a mr crisp for 14750 and her calf to g liiiihu of markham for 36 or 1s3 for mother and daughter the herd brought 3000 while good prices were obtained for young stock these aie the biggest prices ever obtained for milch cows in this vicinity saturday eveningsept 21 h e moore the ontario government horticultural representative was the guest ot the diiectors ot tb2 stouffville society he came for the purpose of organizing a campaign in connection with the proposed peace garden to be located somewhere on the boundary hetween the united states and canada a party of americans came to toronto last august and formally invited the citizens of this country to join in this movement in commemoration of 100 years of peace as the christ of the andes erected on their border by the countries of the argentine and chili was a preventative of war likewise this proposal will succeed the idea is to organize the town ship of markham through the horticultural societies of stouffville markham unionville and richmond hill other sections are being organized and many localities have their work completed each family will be asked for 25c and every pupil in our schools five cents all names of givers will be recorded in a house to be erected at the peace garden and in addition each pupil will be handed a certifi cate as a reminder of their part in the promotion of peace a public meeting will be held in ratcliffs hall on the evening of monday oct 7th at which mr moore will be present to further outline the project he will also give a short lecture on bulbs a happy 9th line wedding newly married couple left for jamaica other ninth ijno news sale register monday oct 7th chattel mort gage sale of horse 9 milch cows and implements of kirby sibley lot 1 2 con 7 whitchurch sale at one pm f w silversides auc tioneer tuesday oct sth extensive sale of farm stock and implements high grade hereford cattle be longing to peter harrington lot 23 con 3 scott near zephyr sale a one fw silversides auc tioneer wednesday oct 9th choice dairy herd 23 in number at stock yards stouffville the property of j a ihiwtin sale at 130 pm p w silversides auctioneer thursday oct 10th at lot 4 con s whitchurch farm stock implements household furniture also auto truck belonging to ah loveridge sale at one f w silversides auctioneer friday oct 11th farm stock and implements at lot 27 con 2 uxbridge the property of j f tolchard sale at one f w silversides auctioneer saturday oct 12th cows dairy utensils furniture etc belonging to levi hisey lot 5 con g whit church sale at one no reserve 12 months credit f w silver- sides auctioneer friday oct istli at lot 10 con 2 uxbridge farm stock imple ments hay grain belonging to james morrison no reserve sale at one f w silversides auc tioneer saturday oct lsdi at east end stouffville sale of household fur niture and other articles belonging to christie armstrong sale at 1 f w silversides auctioneer tuesday oct 29th extensive sale of milking shorthorns shrop shire sheep yorkshire hogs horses farm implements hay grain etc household effects at lot ii con 2 uxbridge the property of w e meredith no reserve sale at 1230 geo kcays auctioneer farm for saiif 100 acres being parts lots 1213 on 3rd con ux bridge tp mile south of goodwood good tillable soil for further particulars apply on pre mises to owner e morgason goodwood geo todd is busy loading vege tables paying good prices imr d alcock and miss b smalley spent sunday at e w davis miss sibol davis of leaskdale spent the week end with her aunt mrs j ashenhurst mrs jacob wagg of brooklin vis ited witli smirs ed davis and mrs isaac wagg mrs e w davis attended the funeral of mrs w e taylor at lemonvllle a number from here attended the uxbridge anniversary supper at the baptist church last monday night gordon and miss effie crapper of toronto visited their parents here recently the c n r are putting the toronto ashfelt roofing on their depot this week presumably to keep the agent dry for the approaching ufo campaign for a dry ontario how about it jack it is understood that the football game t last saturdav will be pro tested rwing to the uaquallfiel re feree who sooried dimgreeable to both teams goodwood team was defeated by 3 goals which was ex pected when we know that some of our players wore unable to play ow ing to sickness we played with nine men to eleven a cemetery bee was in progress last saturday afternoon in levelling up the old grounds others aro like ly to follow as the work is not com pleted if you are interested and can not give a hand send along a con tribution as money is required to pay for the new ground and to enlarge the cemetery some of the toronto friends motored out last saturday arid gave us assistance note of acknowledgement we the undersigned goodwood park committee on behalf of the com munity of goodwood and ourselves wish to render unto mrs a mccullough of stouftvllle our sin cere thanks for the splendid gift of senior playground swings which she has so generously donated to our community park in memory of her late husband james mccullough native son of goodwood signed dr darling president john shcnhurst secretary committee mrs e w davis messrs w g cassle catherwood geo e todd gormley mr john carlisle moves this week to newmarket johr heiidensons sale brought over 200 which was considered a good sale ed leary has purchased john car lisles farm and will shortly move on the place earl doner will continue as mail driver until april 1st and not until nov 1st as reported last week geo frenchs family spent sun day at wainlleet attending services there in conection with the love feast elder l shoaltz was ordain ed as bishop at this gathering mr and mrs landon steckley and family attended the same services mrs c e ileise received the sad news relating to the death of her sister elmo who passed away a week ago at auburn indiana after spend ing eight years in mission work in chicago she suffered a nervous breaddown from which she failed to recover imr and mrs a j heise of ham lin kansas are spending a few weeks visiting in this eommlinty they are visiting a few days this week at the home of miss nancy coheir mrs heise was formerly miss martha cober a sister to miss nancy cober mr heise is a brother to l b heise of victoria square new gormley is booming toronto may boast of hor sky scrapers build ing higher and higher but gormley is facing the economic problem by using economy in building the new imperial bank is the latest addition while not very large it serves the purposed and to say the least is a credit to the builders who have certainly given it a very fino appear- ance both inside and out miss stella heise of victoria square leaves thursday of this week lor californiato join her sister who has been there for three years miss heise will be accompanied by her cousins mr and mrs brown and miss melba martin of chicago centre ny they will motor out to cali- iornia visiting relatives and friends enroute to dayton ohio auburn in diana chicago and kansas jennings forster st pauls united church avenue road toronto was the scene of a pretty wedding where constance daughter ol mr and mrs c ii for- ster because the bride of mr mar shall v jennings only son of mrs and the late a e jennings the church was artistically decorated with autumn flowers and palms the marriage was solemnized by rev w harold young the bride who was given in marri age by her father entered the church to the strains of the wedding march by lohengrin she looked lovely in a period gown of white chiffon velvet and silk net her tulle veil was held in place by a tiara of pearls and orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of butterfly roses and lily of the valley the bride was attended by her sister miss edythe forster who wore most attractive period gown of shell pink with mohair picture hat to match she carried ophelia roses mr russel mcallister supported the groom while the ushers were mr arthur cooper and mr e waddell during t lie signing of the register mr e claire forster sang until after the ceremony a reaeption was held at the home of the brides par ents 31 mount royal ave later the bride and groom left for a motor trip through quebec on their return they will reside at the broadway manor apartments a liberal citizen lost to markham mrs thomas morgan passed away at markham in her seventyninth year the deceased was born near campbellville hallon county in 1851 and in 1ss5 she was married to thomas morgan who died in 191g mrs morgan was the last of the morgan family of markham who purchased in 1s32 the present property on main street in which the family continuously resided mrs morgan leaves a sister mrs porter of vancouver b c and an adopted daughter mrs e h dun can of toronto besides a number of nieces and nephews continuing the practice of both her husband and brotherinlaw the late george morgan who had given large sums for public and charitable purposes endowing not only hospitals and churches but also markham village with an unusually largo fund morgan memorial park being established by that village to commemorate the family mrs morgan also gave very substantial amounts for charitable and church purposes especially to the now st andrews presbyterian church send the tribune to absent friends stouffville public school primer phyllis winn and jim smith equal georgie burgess phyllis kiinck hud betty muston equal kathleen lee bruce liutner and milicent thompson equal junior b howard shantzkath- leen anderson berrilce ilindley k h logan teacher jr 1 a beryl brilllnger fern farrier and ruth lehman equal grace lageer j ii i ruth marshall don ald rowhotham ruth dowswcll i sargent teacher jr ii a marie brown mar garet ball and douglas tidy equal edith grubin jr hi h garnet fleischer edith borlnsky gordon baker l dowswell teacher jr hi a lillian phillips mar garet forsyth paulino boadway sl in edna mckuon george swift morley pugh d e orchard teacher j iv evelyn baker jim law- son harry baker sriv mary doten harry holden blanche hoover c e watson principal mr p connou was in toronto on monday jean forester was a city visitor aver the week end miss vida knight of toronto was home for a few days and attended her brothers wedding mr and mrs vivian batt and in fant daughter spent a few days at home and attended the wedding mr and mrs mcelwain and r j attended the funeral of mr mc- elwains mother at caledon east on monday mr and mrs blair and daughter emma motored to oakvllle tor a few days last week and also took a trip to guelph the sideroad by mr hamnis that has been closed all summer while a now bridge was being built is now opened for tralllc mr and mrs albert reynolds and family of toronto had tea with mr and mrs russell johnson last thurs day night and spent the evening a pretty autumn wedding took place in the ninth line baptist church last thursday afternoon at three oclock when georgena pearl youngest daughter of the late mr and mrs wm batt was united in marriage to john knight son of mr and mrs s w knight of this line the church was artistically decorated with autumn flowers jerns and house plants for the ceremony which was performed by the pastor rev w w fleischer to the strains of the wedding inarch played by mrs latcham ot goodwood sister of the groom the bride looking lovely in her gown of blue georgette with hat and shoes to match carrying a shower bouquet of j pale pink roses babys breath and ferns entered on the arm of her brother hector after the cere mony the happy couple remained in the vestibule of the church to bid all their friends farewell before their departure that evening as missionar ies to jamaica the church was filled with friends from far and near it being the first wedding ever held in this church among those present at the church wedding last week from a distance and all residents of the ninth line some time in the past were mr and mrs oliver raymer of toronto mr and mrs albert reynolds and family of toronto mrs j e gowland of newmarket imrschas thorn of aur ora mrs john postill of markham mrs fred reynolds of green river airs w topham and daughters of gth line misses bertha and emma winn of stouffville mr and mrs a barkey of sth line there were also a number of young people from stouffville present among the churches presbyterian church rev w h fuller pastor m sunday october 6th the regular evening worship at 3 pm all are invited baker hiul and sixth ijnb baptist churches w s whitcombe pastor sunday october 6th sixth line morning service baker hill evening service o baptist church w w fleischer pastor sunday october gth 10 am bible school 11 am subject something every person in stouffville can claim 3 pm mission band 7 pm subject studies in the book of ruth a woman who was not afraid of work prayer services wednesday 8 pm sunday 615 pm united church of canada rev h s warren ba pastor sunday october gth 11 am communion service 230 pm sunday school and bible classes 7 pm the homes of our immi grants illustrated by splendid lantern slides dont miss this christian church e morton and f e hyde pastors sunday october gth it is not stately walls nor the beauteous spires that tell for christ nor eloquent sermons nor artistic anthems but lives that are clean hearts that are glad with the light ot christ and hands that are loaded with mercy mrs geo kester has moved into geo brownsbergers house lately vacated by mrs wm lewis who has moved over buttons law office local pastor for fourth term change of date hon george s henry conservative candidate for east york which includes stouffville who has again received the un animous cndorsatlon of his party owing to the peel county plow ing match falling on the same date as that advertised for the north york contest to be held at dixon hill the local match will take place on thursday october 24th one day earlier than previously announced the annual conference of the menuonite brethren in christ which was held this year at new dundee south of kitchener marked another mile stone in the onward march of this denomination in their great work for the advancement of gods kingdom here on earth pastor shantz or the stouffville church with the local delegate mr abram stouffer represented the local field it will be pleasant for the local congregation to learn that mr shantz is to remain for a fourth term on this charge and the only change here in this regard is that a new helper was chosen for the stouffville circuit in ernest lucas of gormley who is not altogether a stranger among the people here in respect to the elders the same men who have been serving s goudle and a bricker- were re elected but their fields of labor have been exchanged thus mr goudie will be on the local ground again which will be more convenient for him it is a tribute to him to have been returned on this work for so many years send the tribune to absent friends daily coach services stouffville toronto single 95c return 170 leaves stouffville eastern standard time 725 am daily 1140 am 340 pm and 825 pm saturday sunday and holidays only leaves toronto eastern standard time 530 pm daily 1000 am 200 pm and 1015 pm saturday sunday and holidays only coach connections at toronto for oshawa mon treal barrie orillia midland cookstown bramp ton orangeville hamilton brantford st cath arines niagara falls buffalo and all intermedi ate points coach connections at buffalo for all usa points gray coach lines