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sfcibime vol xlv no 35 stouffville ontario thursday november 16th 1133 a v nolan publisher for inflammatory conditions of the kidney and bladder take backrite tablets for quick relief a soothing and healing remedy for painful urina- lion backache stouo in the bladder soreness la in joints rheumatism etc price 50 cents sheep case in division court j m storey the druggist home ot quality drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county briarbush private hospital main street stouffville graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity icases accepted private and semiprivate rooms inspection invited phone 191 mrs k it good dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeoni and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone s201 markham every tueday office in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college ollico at tho mansion house phone 101 successor to late dr j t storey a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada ijipb assurance also automobile and fire co thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insuranco phono 1s202 stouffville legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public ktc stouffville ontario phone iso norman a keys h scott ritchie ritchie keys barristers solicitors continental life building 371 bay street toronto telephone ad 9767 james brodie the markham sheep king has won his claim for 14 agaiust the township of whitchurch for guarding his sheep while in pasture in tho township of whit church from sept 12 to tho ista the case was heard in division court at aurora on friday before his honor judge lee and judgment given for 14 and costs mr brodie was represented by mr iross kennedy of toronto and the township by mr harry naughton the plaintiff gave evidence to the effect that he had been hired sept 11 by j a clark sheep valuer to act as guard after some hesitation he consented he put on a mau in his own place on tho farm deputy reeve rae was present when he was asked by clark to act nothing was arranged about the amount of pay jhe watched the flock from sept 12 to is 1932 seven days and a month later billed township tor 7 days at 2 per day mr clark corroborated the story of brodie about engaging him and j said he received his authority to put on a watch from the reeve the council considered it the right thing to do under examition he said he considered 2 per day a fair wage although he hired men at 1 day he agreed no arrangement was made about the pay when he engaged brodie deputy reeve rae corrobor ated the evidence of brodie in so far as his engagement went with clark he was present at the interview and no wage was stated brodie was en gaged because we didnt know of no capable man to hire he never heard of any arrangement at that time whereby brodie was to pay half brodie did say he was willing to co operate on the other hand when reeve kidd came to testify he said that two months prior to clark engaging brodie he had a conversation with the sheep man and they mutually agreed to each pay half tho cost of a watch one was not engaged however from that time in july to sept 11 when the owner went on himself as stated the reeve said he had no idea brodie was engaged until some time after he was watching in 1933 brodie said he would do what was right when asked before council if he would share the cost of 1933 watch councillor morton was also called and said that this year when mr brodie ivisited the council he stated ho would do what was right in the matter the judge dismissed the offset that brodie pay half the 1933 cost for watching sheep saying that he failed to find a contract whereby brodie was liable not suggesting that anything was amiss inlmr brodies caso his honor enquired if it was the custom of these townships to submit to the sheep and dog act requiring them to pay for losses probably duo to negligence or killing by other causes than dogs mr naughton said tho department had the matter un der consideration at the present time with view to amending the act promise to amend the sheep act altona will oha enter business light at november meeting of whitchurch council tho petition tiled by the township of whitchurch last mouth praying that he dog and sheep protection act be so amended that sheep brought from one municipality to another for pasturing also that largo flocks re quire the owner to protect them from ravages from dogs has brought an immediate response at the november meeting of council held on saturday a letter was read from hon t l kennedy stating that the minister is strongly of tho opinion that a man with a flock of 100 registered animals should have someone look after them ho promised that the matter would have his due consideration with a view to so amending the act another communication- from j a- ellis ontario relief department stated that the township would be entitled to carry on relief arrange ments the same as last winter whereby the government paid two- thirds of tile moneyh so expended win crawford clerk is the town ship relief officer mr jonathan graham it was an nounced had reimbursed the town ship to tho extent of c3 for hos pital charges recently paid by the municipality on his behalf the annual bylaw was passed providing polling places deputy re turning officers and poll clerks and setting the jpay for each in the event of a january election the places and officers named in the bylaw are no 1 v brownings house garnet evans dro and russel gray poll clerk no 2 c atkinsons house fred march and clarence bolender no 3 lemonville school ralph baker and stewart rae no 4 imrs kennedys house wat son fairies and herb mitchell no 5 e penroses house ezra penrose and edgar dennis no 6 c hewletts house leslie j harper and george drewerjv- no 7 mrs fogels house john reid and james hope after waiting to learn that stouff ville was not enterlbg a hockey team this winter in tho oha the boys at altona have come to the fore and have enterel the intermediate grouping the decision was reached jat a meeting held at altona on thursday last altona will be able to draw- players from the surounding dis trict including stouffville clare- mont goodwood almira and ballantrae an invitation to tho players in these localities is extend ed to come ont to practise when ice is available the officers elected at- tho meeting are president blake sanders viceprest o m madill sectreas fred mcnair coach and manager ken reesor miracolods escape water famine as truck crashes into bridge 100th anniversary anniversary services will bo held in the bloomington christian church on sunday nov 19 mrs steed who spent forty years in africa will speak at the morning service a sketch of the churches activities for the past 100 years will be given by one of the members special music by the bethesda male qartetto reach twp the evening service will be iu charge of the kinsmen male quar tette of toronto mr oliver raymer being the speaker a cordial invita tion is extended to all especially thoso who in past years have been connected with tho church p w haley proprietor of the standard garago anl allen hoover son of jake hoover ba oil dis tributor for this district figured iu a motor accident on monday morn ing that might easily have left the pair numbered with the great majority as it was both came off without scarcely a scratch travell ing west about a mile west of ringwood on the townllne they crashed into the narrow cement- bridge with such force that two long pieces of metal railing rammed through the radiator of the car passed alongside the engine up through the floor board one pro truding right over the shoulder ot mr haley which altona a number from here attended glasgow church on sunday after noon miss olive and hilda madill attended the funeral of their cous in in toronto on tuesday last a number from here attended the horticultural lecture at stouffville on monday evening if we could only grow flowers as they picture them tile w i met at the homo of mrs h imcintosh on wednesday afternoon last a very pleasant arternoon being spent when mrs waddoll of stouffville gave a no 8 george mccormacks house travelogue and mrs brown of j h wallwork and jos martin j brougham gave a paper on relief deputy returning officers will re- while mrs f byer contributed a menacetofarmer farmer supples his domestic needs from village without plenty of rain before the ground freezes np farmers will ex perience a real hardship in the matter of a waorfamine this winter one prominent farmer in whit church took home several cans of drinking watisr from the village tho past week or two because tho family well had gone dry his stock is being watered at the creek but the household is in need of a safer supply for domestic drinking purposes scores of other farmers are hav ing to drive their stock to some creek for water tho fairly heavy now storm which fell last friday tore away tne saturd has since soaked into steering wheel three cement posts tn0 sround which is not frozen but were- clipped off before the tow that is merely a drop in tho truck- came to a halt on the slippery i bucket one farmer informs us road surface mr haley only missed ulat llis stock in uxbridge town- death by inches while hoover had snip could not be carried over tho anequally miraculous escape the truck was answering a call for help when it approached tho bridge he turned the right wheels onto the shoulder of tho road to allow a passing car going east to go by the truck was unable to make the centre of the road again before crashing the bridge as the metal railing shot along under the hood of the car i t stripp ed everything off the side of the engine when the crash into the posts demolished the rest of it mr haley received only minor scratches on the hands whilejake suffered from shock winter unless tho creeks and wells are filled before the freezeup that may last for several months thel situation is the more serious have experienced in some years this section wo in 60 cars of turnips then and now l e oneill successor to w j stouffvlllo mather funeral director and embalmkr night and day servico business phono residence phone 9s01 9s20 stewart beare phono markham 2603 or to bralthwaites hardwaro 9601 radio repairing a service you will appreciate 10 and under cash over that amount twelve months credit on approved joint notes for fifty years these lines appeared at the bottom of advertisements of sale of farm stock implements etc they are not seen any more in their places are tho two words terms c ash rarely now is credit asked for at sales imoro rarely it is given to persons buying stock or implements at auctions in other days a years credit induced persons to buy more than they could hope to pay for in tho time given notes came due farmers needed the money and the endorsers wore often required to secure an extension of time at the bank or elsewhere additional costs were incurred and too often men be came involved to an extent they had not contemplated and carrying a load under which they had eventually to give up crodit wisely used 13 often a blessing to the industrious and thrifty employed thoughtlessly has placed many a man on tho roadside ceive 5 for their services and poll clerks 3 booth rental will be paid at 4 on motion of councillor ratclitt and deputy ireeve rae j w williams was paid 3965 for con- stablo services j phillips for use of tent 12 and roy cook for guard ing brodie sheep 5950 l j harper 1 sheep killed by dogs 6 the relief account for the month totalled 40 with an addition of two medical accounts paid to j3r devins 5 and dr williams 2550 reeve herman kidd presided over the meeting alll members be ing present including councillors earl toole isaac morton ross e ratcliff and deputy reeve newton rae single man is open for position on farm experienced apply at ezra brownsbergers or phone 2106 w greenbury ladies newest style coats now selling at lowest prices wo have a stock of manu facturers samples now designs bought at below the market and will sell to you cheap let us call with our largo range of stylos and sizes at your own home harry golden call mo by phono at hugh andersons store road expenditures paid a mcneill maintenance 550 c richardson maint 5 f leader maint 2 g l leader maint 2 l lachappell maint 2 h dike 2 m duncan maint 2 ii guthrie maint 250 c ball maint 250 herb wells- maint 750 w cockerill ditching 3 j h widdifleld salary 6050 d e bolender dragging 4 f drewery dragging 5 a penrose dragging 5 c sheridan dragging 80c s king dragging 50c e n penrose dragging 350 g evans maint 1040 l d evans maint 770 w ranson maint 1g0 donald morton maint s40roy hewlett maint 75c geo staley 250 p mackie 200 j hennessey maint 600 j eadc 4 a yake 4 j wideman maint 4 b taun maint 450 c staley 150 sawyer massoy co repairs g0c municipal spray co 4263 f mortson ditching 650 j fockler ditching 2 h piddle 2 m mcmillan ditching 100 a fockler ditching 100 v j geo preston maint 14 a vanostrand maint 14 ii dowsbarry gravel etc 34 w mcdonald maint 10 a wright maint 560 j bakor 560 r ireland 560 j ayre maint 560 o connor maint 4220 j jones 5 morleyjones 9 a j smith 1820 w marshell 18 roy fisher 780 del baker 3 ha smith 2260 wilcox lake gravel 6625 a emmerson maint 4450 c atkin son 11 c kolllngton 7 s phillips maint 5 t phillips 5 i graham maint 6 j sibley 5 vocal solo and miss b carter gave a reading a large number were present and all felt they had listen ed to a programme of special mention the old tymo concert sponsor ed by the wi on friday evening last was a decided success a large crowd being present standing room hardly available sandwich and pies were in abundance and needless to say we do not have to go far for first class talent around eleven oclock on satur day morning the village folk be came quite alarmed when they saw- thick coils of smoko emerging from over east of tho church and finally burst into a flame tho cars that happened to bo parked around were soon filled and off to sco where and what it was when they soon dis covered it was melville tindalis stableo and by the timo they arriv ed was like a red hot furnace tile men having to keep a close watch on tho other buildings close by as tho shingles woro flying in all directions though tho recent fall of snow was a great protection how ever some hay buggy cutter bicycle and other articles besides a bunch of hens wero burned another lot of hens being saved that were in an outside pen and the one horse was turned out immediately imuch sympathy is felt for them in the loss of their stable if there is one manin the com munity that the farmers may justly rise up and call blessed that fell ow is ross e brown one of the largest vegetable shippers in ontario up to the present time this fall he has found a market for about sixty car loads of turnips all of which have gone foreward from the local depot and at very favorable price per bushel to the farmers on monday five cars were being loaded mostly for usa points while a couple were for ontario consumption the price per bushel this season has been treble last years price and turnips are now selling at 15c per bushel to the farmer 12 cars were shipped at the opening of the season for which mr brown paid the farmers 25c bushel zero weather unprecedented cold weather for november struck this locality on wednesday morning when the thermometers registered from 6 to 10 below this is a record for cold so early in tho season farmers caught with turnips out will not gather a very valuable crop if they recover the roots at all ringwood the arbitration caso of freol vs jtho village ot stouffville is set for hearing boforo judge oconnoll there on saturday morning at 10 oclock hogs on truck touched 6 cwt on toronto market tuesday just one year ago they were bid z2v tho improved price is cortalnly appreci ated sale register thursday nov 23 expensive sale of household furniture tools etc belonging to estate of asa winger gormloy read display adv in this issue a s farmer auctioneer saturday nov 25 six acres ot standing timber cedar popular birch and tamrack will be sold iu quarter acre lots more or less at lot 16 con s wost the proper ty of seneca baker sale at 1 oclock terms f w silversldes auctioneer thursday nov 23 accredited herd of ayrshire cows belonging to herb mitchell will be sold at his farm lot 16 con 9 whit church lake mussolman seo largo bills sale at 130 terms cash or credit under special arrangement f w silversldes auctioneer miss ada barkey was a toronto visitor on monday mr and mrs roy grove spent sunday in hamilton ira grove has his new house at dixon hill nearly completed ralph bruels will soon have the brick work completed on his new house the many friends of mrs walter jacob will be glad to know she is improving in health mrs henry grove we are sorry to report is in poor health being con fined to her bed most of the time win ratcliff has been busy this last couple of weeks trucking his cattle from the ranch at kirkfleld we have new residents in our village since mr and imrs frank hoover moved into the samuel fockler place just around the north corner on tho sth last month they come from markham and are wel come to our neighborhood a new baby born in this district a couplo of weeks ago is reported to possess six fingers on one hand and six toes on one foot this is a rare incident although children with six toes or perhaps six fingers are not so unconimonwell worse handicaps might ho inflicted on the little one george hoover of mount joy suffered a fracturel right arm on monday last when ho was attempt ing to crank his tractor geoigo is a son ot our simeon hoover on the sth of markham south of ring- wood the injured man was rushed to the office of drs froel at stouff ville for an xray goodwood eli storry is still confined to his bed george todd is shipping a large quantity of turnips mr walt bryan broke his arm while cranking his ear ed wilson is still in the general hospital and little hope is held for his recovery the new garageman mr wright is moving into the ed davis house mr fred baston purchased a number of good cattle in tho north of ontario county our banker was very accomodat ing on tuesday helping the neigh bors out miss gertrude hammett frank lin is visiting gladys wagg a tew days this week the united yps repeated their play in mt zion on tuesday even ing this is tho sixth performance a number of sleighs and cutters are on the go and the temperature was 6 below zero wednesday morn ing a number of our young ladies have entered into the popular con test given by the brown entertain ers in the hall this week we are all looking forward to tuesday night nov 21 when the manchester young people will put on their play in the hall it will bo a big time the county snow plow has mado the second trip to clear tho road to uxbridge and sunday night a car was stranded in the snow bank a mile and a half east of here drug store fire about noon hour on wednesday storeys drug store had a close call from being the scone6f a fire when overheated furnacaiipes started a blaze in the floor fortunately it was noticed almost atonce and put out before much damage was caused the fire department was not called out lets have a good understand ing use cress corn salvo j m storeys drug storo stouffville ccf public meeting the iccf will hold an open meeting in tho municipal hall on monday evening november 20 subject for discussion social service mr james mcgivern will lead the discussion after which anyono present will be at llhorty to ask questions pertinent to tho sub ject or to mako brief addrossos thoreon this mooting will bo open to tho public and all interested are warmly invited to bo present births hornshaw at the private hospital stouffvlllo nov 9ti 1933 to mr and mrs harold hornshaw whitevale ont a son among the churches stouffville baptist church rev cliarles mcgratli pastor sunday november 19 1933 1000 am biblo school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship please remember tho prayer services wednesday s pm sunday 613 pm you are invited to all of the above services t t t t stouffvllle presbyterian church rev w h fuller ba sunday november 19 1933 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship everyone invited t t t t mennonite church stouffville roy s ciessiunii pastor sunday november 19 1933 1000 am sunday school 1100 am- and 7 pm preaching by pastor t t t t ballantrae bloomington leuonviile united church rev jac keu pastor sunday november 19 1933 1030 am ballantrae service 230 pm bloomington 700- pm lemonville tho yps will meet with the churchill young people this fri day evening t t t t bloosungtox and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday november 19 1933 the bloomington christian church has reached its 100th birthday and is still very- much alive anniversary services next sunday 1100 am tho male quartette from bethesda roach township will give selections in song mrs steed who has spout 40 years in mission ary work in africa will be the speaker a brief history o the church will be read by miss lizzie hill the evening service 700 oclock will be conducted by the kinsmen quartette from toronto mr oliver raymer will give the message make the best of everything think the best of everybody hope the best for yourself 700 pm altona t t t t stouffville and church hill christian churches chester o sonmier minister sunday november 19 1933 stoullvillo 1000 am ss and bible classes 1115 pm morning service 700 pm worship and preaching wednesday 800 pm midweek meeting at tho home ot mr and imrs harold warriner church hill 200 pm ss bible classes 300 pm afternoon service the church and world peace friday at 800 pm the yps of mr kells circuit are visiting us having charge ot the evening all are cordially invited t t t t stouffville united church rev tlios iiaidlnw ma pastor sunday november 19 1933 1100 am morning worship missionary service 230 pm ss biblo classes 230 pm business young mens bible class upstairs over muni cipal building all young men not members of other bible classes heartily welcome 700 pm evening service tho necessity of keeping christ in christianity today monday 800 pm yps every meeting is bright and really helpful come and find a welcome wednesday 715 study of tho lifo of christ in teacher training class led by tho pastor wednesday s00 pm prayer and bible study you need this mld- weok means of grace and it needs you wo welcomo you heartily to all these services new garage opening at ringwood i have opened a garage and service station in the new building almost opposite groves store and will be prepared to do all kinds of garage work let us overhaul your car or make temporary repairs our experience assures you of a good job groves garage proprietor phone 7908 don wilson