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stouffville ontario september 27 1934 enumerators to work an army of close upon 10000 enumerators will be put to work all ever canada in october to preparo the first list of electors provided for under the franchise act passed dur ing the last session of parliament cedar grove man away mark ham and vicinity lost an old nd respeoted resident when isaac reesor passed away at his home lot 1 con 9 markham on satur day sept 15th on his 69th birth- home town grocery little chip marmalade per jar 15c mrs prices canning compound pkg 15c club house catsup spice pkg 10c rest quality spices certo bottle 29c zinc jar rings doz 25c jar rubbers red or white pkg 8e new half pint jars imperial dozen 100 special fly toxbottle with spray 35c 55c 90c whiz hand sprayer and can whiz fly spray reg 75c to clear at 50c flygo bulk fly sprayper pint bring your bottle and get it filled at this exception ally low price aeroxon fly coils 2 for 30c 5c wilsons fly pads pkg iloc tanglefoot fly paper 3 double sheets 10c in the hany cardboard holders ratcliff co laid a a short illness i born at lot 7 con 4 scarboro just across from his late home one of a family of seven born to the late simeon reesor deceased farm ed practically all his life with the exception of the last few years when he gave the management of the farm over to his two sons surviving are his widow the former emma rittenhouse of vine- land ont two sons simeon and abram and one daughter christina now mrs j g wideman of mon golia also two brothers menno and david x reesor two sisters mrs shb raymer of markham and bertha at home and several grand children funeral- was held on tuesday sept isth from his late home to reesor mennonite church picker ing townline with rev thomas reesor conducting the ceremony pallbearers wero all cousins of the deceased albert reesor flavius h reesor benjamin diller herman c reesor a l reesor and benjamin h reesor interment in ireesor cemetery being a very active man and taking a keen interest in world affairs as well as local goingson in the public arena the late mr reesor will bo missed net only by immedi ate family but by the surrounding neighborhood he was a life long member of the mennonite church and an untiring worker in its behalf and was above all known as a good neighbor which means more than any number of material ac complishments markham economist town delivery phone 7112 barley county to save if pro vince pays for highways bulk of county debt due to highway construction wants magistrate reinstated we are in the market for barley oats wheat and mixed grain submit your samples of alsiki alfalfa red and timothy coal coke cement and tile s w hastings phone 169 stouffville at the meeting of pickering council a resolution moved by deputyreeve robt c reesor and seconded by councillor g l middleton was passed unanimously and to be sent to attorneygeneral roebuck requesting the reinstate ment of w j clark recently retir ed from the position of police magi strate it is the opinion of the council that on account of the two highways passing through the township with their very heavy traffic and the rapid development of the lake front so many cases come up to be aired in the court that the municipality is entitled to a local magistrate and they recom mended that mr clark bo re appointed september specials many thousands or dollars will be saved to the county of ontario annually if the provincial govern ment as announced recently by premier mitchell f hepburn as sumed the entire cost of provincial highway construction as an ex ample it is figured that bad this legislation been in force this year ontario county would have saved 25000 alone on the cost of the new pavement laid this year from brooklin to greenwood on what was formerly known as the sixth concession of whitby township for years the countys debt increases have been due almost entirely to the bills sent by the province for the highway construction some of which was undertaken by the minister of highways even after the county council had voted again st it the cost of the new pavement from the whitbylindsay highway into the village of cannington built 1932 was one mill or to be exact 2511702 to the county and it has yet to be financed these are two examples of how the countys debenture debt is in creased year after year and there has been no remedy it has simply been a case of meeting the bills when they have been presented to the county council and this body of course operates no mint but must collect from the taxpayers the county of ontario today is in a good financial position it would be much better and in fact there would probably be no county debt but for provincial highway con struction costs piling up annually of course it should be pointed out that should the province in the future assume the entire cost of highway construction it will not re lieve the county from its past and present obligations in this connec tion debts already incurred must be paid debentures will have to be issued for costs not already tak en care of and the interest and principal on- these will have to he levied for annually it is hardly likely that for some years to come the government will do much paving in this county there remains but one important provincial highway link unpaved running from north of beaverton to orillia a distance of several miles however if new pavements are laid the icounty will have the satisfac tion of knowing that it will not have to pay any portion of the cost stouffville school fair prize list the following report is taken directly from the books of the dis trict representative and is accurate according to the copy submitted errors if any should be adjusted through the teacher m artistic floor coverings attractive and striking designs feature the new showing in floor coverings and a bright colorful linoleum or congoleum will make a wonderful difference in the appearance of your rooms es pecially in the approaching dull fall and winter weather we would be glad to show you our stock and give you an estimate of cost 4 yards linoleum per running yard 320360 congoleumj 2 yards wide per running yard 110 oilcloth 2 yards wide per running yard 100 feltol 2 yards wide per running yard 86c smaller sized dollars wall papers this is an opportune time to consider the redecorating of your walls and we still have a good choice of roomlotbundles con taining side wall and border sufficient for an average room which we are offering at less than cost prices our regular stock is very complete and we can supply your re quirements at prices that will prove very attractive prices range from per single roll 7c to 40c a special in turkish towelling just into stock a new shipment of turk ish towelling with deep soft absorbent nap a real money saving buy at per yard 15c 19c 25c school hose a sturdy long wearing cotton hose just the thing for school wear in fawn and black at per pair 19c 6 pr for i00 special value in silk hose pure silk hose in all the new fall shades sizes 8 to 10 per pair 79c 2 pair for 150 clearing sale of silk gloves we have placed this complete line of silk gloves on sale at a price that will clear them all out all first quality gloves sizes 6 to 7v4 in all the popular shades prices to 150 special per pair 49c a special in childrens bloomers we have just received a shipment of heavy weight cotton bloomers very suitable for fall and winter wear in pink and navy special per pair 29c chidrens vests these vests are a real economy buy at the price a well fitting warm and comfort able garment suitable for fall and winter in white only sizes 1 to 2 and 4 years priced at each 29c womens nightgowns flannelette gowns warm and cosy with short sleeves or long sleeves some are plain with contrasting binding and some with embroidered yoke priced at 59c 95c 135 imported berets are always in style at all times and especially so in the cool fall weather we are showing a very wide range of basque berets in all colours make your selection early each 79c monarch and corticelli yarns knitting has become exceedingly popular this season and we are able to meet all re quirements in both monarch and corticelli yarns per 1 oz ball 18c 2 for 35c stamped aprons buy them by twos and threes at these prices you can scarcely have too many of them stamped on a good quality unbleached cotton to be embroidered and made up in charming basket and wreath designs special 15c and 25c boys knitted suits an exceedingly attractive line of boys knitted cotton 2 piece suits in green and fawn for the cool fall weather these suits will prove to be very desireable and the price is so reasonable per suit 59c all chartered banks of canada plan shortly to reduce the size of their bank notes conforming to the decision of the new central bank the bank of canada it was learned last week the bank of canada has decided to put out bills six inches long and 7 inches wide and it is under stood the chartered bank bills will be of the same size these dimen sions are much smaller than the present 7 by 3 of canadian notes and compare with the unit ed states size of g 51 g by 2 111g while the bank of canada will gradually take over from the chart- beef breed calf maurice farqu- harson norma fairies rl lloyd widemau r5 bruce emprlngham jersey calf carl reesor10 harvey byer 10 laura byer 10 annie byer 10 holstein calf gordon schell r4 marion boynton 7 robert white 10 blanche mortson 2 lloyd wide- man r5 dairy calf any other breed eldon boyd 13 blanche mortson 2 gordon brown 10 roy zeller 22 r forsythe rl d shank r4 spring lamb market type r- forsythe r5 bruce lint ner r3 muriel handcock 2 spring lamb breeding type grant turn er r3 r forsythe u5 bert paisley r3 kathleen turner r5 bruce lintner r3 skill in handling a calf norma fairies rl marlon boynton 7 roy zellers 22 gordon schell r4 eldon boyd r4 flora byer skill in handling a lamb kay turner irs r forsythe r5 muriel handcock bert paisley r3 d forsythe r3 bruce lintner r3 cockerel barred rock jean miller 13 noreen steckley 17 gordon lewis 13 rodney white 19 e conner 13 lome hoover 13 pullet barred rock jean miller 13 noreen steckley 17 fern hoover 13 rodney white 19 gold lewis 13 margaret leyis 13 cockejrel white leghorn harold steckley 14 irobt white 10 m forsythe 5 pauline smith 2 andrew hutchinson 9 walter smith 2 pullet white leghorn rodney white 19 elsie chamberlain r3 andrew hutchinson 9 robt white 10 m forsythe r5 bruce lintner r3 wheat quart bruce wide- man 17 herb prince 13 helen barkey 19 ross hare r2 vivian boyd 13 helen campbell 17 oats quart eugene winterstein 10 allen wells 9 roy ferguson 2 douglas shank r4 annie byer 10 yvonne joyce 19 barley quart j eugene winterstein 10 allison fleming 13 violet taylor 22 bobby thomas 19 norman couperthwaite 22 ray ferguson wheat sheaf kathleen turner r5 margaret hoover 19 irobt white 10 marion ferguson rl oats sheaf kay turner r5 douglas shank r4 violet taylor 22 laurence betz 22 sweet corn marg couperth waite 22 doris brown 10 verna zeller 22 elmer grove 17 georgina burgess r5 eunice woodland r3 lloyd hamm ir4 roy zeller 22 andrew hutchison 9 reginald winterstein 10 helen tranmer 10 potatoes dooley gordon brown 10 geo dowswell r2 dorothy austin r2 eldred king 3 erma dowsyell r5 kathleen lee r potatoes irish cobblers dorothy auston r2 eunice woodland r3 elsie chamberlain r3 billy pea cock 19 stanley price 17 ruth burkholder r4 mangels margaret booth 22 maurice farquharsou 7 marion boston 7 beth kellington donald farquharson 7 ross hare r2 turnips margaret booth 22 jean boyd 13 marguerite jack norma fairies rl margaret glover kathleen green r2 beets shirley hoover 17 imurray brillinger margaret hoover 19 earl gray 9 rowena hoover 17 billy peacock 19 parsnips alfred maskel r2 bruce wideman 17 phyllis winn r4 marjorie farthing r5 zella brown 10 paul jones 7 onions douglas shank ir4 fred burgess r2 georgina burgess r5 n lickorish r5 harry jones 7i clarence green 22 carrots ken schell rl eileen thorne rl verna marjorie brown 22 dorothy bunker 22 r smith 2 burkholder r4 james smith r4 northern spy apple marion bos ton 7 siiow apple walter winn 22 margaret couperthwaite 22 murray vague r2 gordon leyis 13 leslie hart 27 beth kelllng ered banks the duty of issuing bank notes it will bo many years before tonr2 lome hooyer 13 mcintosh the chartered banks will bo ed to stop issuing their own notes and in the meantime different sizes would be difficult for the public and tellers to handle comfortably chartered banks will continue issuing bank notes but will gradu ally reduce the number until 75 per cent have been withdrawn at the end of 10 years according bank of canada act to tho best grain crop many years for yields of oats from 70 to 80 bushels to the acre the w h shaw store phone 9512 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings stouffvhfce ontario extracts from reports submitted by the agricultural representatives and issued by tho ontario depart ment of agrlculturo state that from all parts of the county farmers re port the best grain crop for many years a member of one grain club sowed two bushels of registered banner oats and threshed almost 130 bushels yields of oats from many townships are reported as high as 70 to 80 bushels to the acre and yields of go bushels are quite common barley and mixed grains also show excellent yields iralns iiito been tho salvation of pastures and newly seeded meadows and the county now presents a june- liko appearance the pastures being better than any time during tho season now seeding that looked dead when tho grain was cut has made remarkablo recovery and will go into the winter in very good condition requirl ruth jones 19 kay jones 19 w i winn 22 n lickorish r5 reta wagg 10 b forsythe r5 any fall variety beth kellington r2 d fuller 22 georgina myland 17 doris brown 10 betty muston r4 ruby foote 22 any winter variety margaret lewis 13 andrew hutchi son 9 beth kellington r2 ruth jones 19 verna brown 22 gordon lewis 12 assorted fruit marg couperthwaite 22 kay kellington r5 norman couperthwaite 22 e dowswell r5 bruce lintner r3 kathleen turner r5 tomatoes fern farrier r5 elsie chamber lain r3 ray ferguson 2 erie lehman rl jessie chamberlain r4 andrew hutchison 9 pumpkin ross hare r2 lillian moyor 17 aylmer hood 9 ruth ferguson r5 marion ferguson rl james atreed 9 asters iruth lehman r5 lloyd thompson 22 kathleen turner r5 rowena hoover 17 marg byer r2 phyllis davis 2 phlox phyllis winn r4 thelma grove 17 fred holden r5 ken hamm 9 lloyd wideman 17 irwin borinsky r4 zinnias georgo vaughan 10 douglas shank ir4 isabel fleming 13 kay turner ra irene holden r3 grant turner r3 cosmos elaine baker 10 irvin borinsky r4 edna nickolson r3 eldon boyd 13 dorothy fuller 22 jean davis 2 french marigold erma dowswell r5 g vaughan 10 irvin borinsky ir4 florence brownsberger 17 douglas ward rl dorothy austin r2 pinks bruce wideman 17 margaret byer r2 ken schell rl marjorie farthing r5 betty hamm r9 carl holden irl gladioli irvin borinsky rl betty leslie rl bruco lintner r3 kathleen leo r4 betty muston ir4 betty williams r3f livingroom bouquott irvin borinsky r4 grace kaiser r2 e baker 10 geraldine stouffcr r2 marjorie farthing r5 mary baker bouquet e schell irl harold steckley 17 harry schell rl second class work book norma stover r3 j lageer r3 florence brownsberger 17 third class school work book jessio chamberlain 114 erma falsley r4 beth kellington r2 helen barkey 19 geraldine stouff- er r2 noreen steckley 17 fourth class work book marjorie far thing r5 fern farrier r5 evelyn byer 17 dorothy byer v mary graham 2 freda silverthoru 19 notebook on agriculture betty muston r4 phyllis winn r4 fern farrier r5 n heise 7 gladys stover r2 mounted cutouts to show children at play norma burt 19 merle hoover 19 gladys har- man 2 jean graham 2 muriel har- man doris graham 2 mazo han cock pauline smith 2 safety post er lillian dowswell r4 dorothy austin r2 phyllis klinck r4 eva a reesor 17 muriel hancock 2 john gray 2 erma dowswell r5 fern farrier r5 dann filyer 2 jean davis 2 joyce filyer 2 mary graham what i have learned about alcohol betty leslie bobby thomas 19 erma paisley r4 evelyn byer 17 margaret mover 17 freda silverjhorn 19 what i have learned about tobacco betty thomas 19thelma grove 17fergie connon 19 aurelia jennings r4 evelyn byer 17 mary davis 114 scrap book of fruits vegetables eleanor goudie rl george dowswell r2 eunice woodland r3 frances clarkson r2 rose clark- son r3 margaret couperthwaite 22 collection of 10 weeds ruth clarkson r4 erma paisley rl norman couperthwaite 22 health scrap book ruth lehman r5 erma dowswell r5 harold regood 2 pasticine model of birds nest margaret couperthwaite 22 adele muston r2 john burkholder r2 frances clarkson r2 leatrice nicholson r2 rolling pin- george dowswell r2 bird house john gray r4 robt white 10 ross hare r2 phillip rumney 7 model sawhorse erma dowswell r5 andrew hutchison 9 shelf or wall bracket john gray ir4 victor holden r5 carl reesor 10 walter smith 2 4 ways of serving pota toes margaret freel r2 erie lehman rl elsie chamberlain r3 jean miller 13 forence browns berger 17 frances clarkson r2 chocolate loaf cake geraldine stouffer ir2 marjorie muston r2 jean ttalbot r2 grace wideman r2 grace kaiser r2 grace boynton 7 apple jelly erma dowswell r5 verna ziller r22 marjorie farthing r5 kathleen kellington r5 rowen hoover 17 kathleen jones 19 supper tray grace durnin rs ruth clarkson r4 kathleen kellington r5 erma dowswell r5 marion ferguson rl ruth fergu son r5 rolls betty williams rowena hoover 17 erma dows well r5 edna wideman r3 grace wideman r2 pot holders e woodland ir3 frances clarkson r2 rose clarkson r3 jean miller 13 lillian brown 10 zella brown 10 shoe bag rnth clarkson r4 erma dowswell r5 fern farrier r5 verna ziller 22 knitted cush ion top jean talbot r2 erma dowswell r5 ruth lehman r5 homemade toy erma dowswell r 5 ruth lehman r5 recitation dorothy austin r2 marion boston 7 evelyn mcdonald r3 carl reesor 10 florence brownsberger 17 public speaking helen tran mer 10 aurelia jennings r4 margaret mover randolph for sythe r5 rodnay white 19 b preston 9 impromptu speaking phyllis winn r4 kathleen kelling ton 45 hazel brander r2 chorus r4 r5 r2 r3 weed naming contest phyllis winn r4 erma paisley ir4 kath turner r5 grace wideman r2 jean talbot r2 ruth clarkson r4 darning contest betty muston r4 muston ir2 pauline helen barkey 19 blanche mortson 2 erma dowswell r5 stock judging competition r5 r4 union 2 special pet class jack harding rl roy ferguson 2 carl hoover 19 vivian boyd 13 jean boyd 13 harold good r5 riding contest k rusnell r forsythe r5 j pearson r5 r byer 10 g turner 3 high pupil erma dowswell 2nd high pupil kathleen turner 3rd high pupil phyllis wiuu the latter three attending sps thanksgiving day thanksgiving day is the next national holiday and comes this year on monday october sth the date is fixed by proclamation of tho dominion government remem brance day will be observed on nov 11th which this year comes on t sunday thus doing away with tho controversy for one year at least as to how it should be observed kipps unequalled herb tablets all herbs no drugs j m storey stouffville phono 1003 e a grubin registered optometrist october dates 1st 2nd 15 16 29 30 november dales 12th 13th 26th 27th at stouffville every other monday and tuesday eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phono stouffvillo 2405 twp of whitchurch county of york notice of sale of lands arrears of taxes for tho municipality of the township of whitchurch announco that tho list has been prepared and that copies thereof may bo bad in tho office of tho township troasuror in whitchurch ontario and that said list with notices of sale is being published in tho ontario gazetto under publication dates august 4th septomber fst and october gth 1934 and in default of payment of the taxes as shown in said list i shall at the time and place mention ed in tho said publication notice proceed to sell said lands to dis charge tho arrears together with the charges thereon w c crawford treasurer treasurers office township of whitchurch aurora july 30 1934 blaise pascal noble deeds are most estimable when hidden there is much of nobility in tho life about us in the business upon our streets and pro fessions and this holps to make life worth while rg clendening funeral director phone stouffville 2g3 is with change of time table effective sunday september 30 1934 the resumption of standard time on sunday september 30th new time tables will be in effect on all gray coach lines routes stouffville toronto r10 diningroom cress corn sale just rub on goudio rl reginald winterstein 10 no heed to batho or bind storeys ivan goudio r5 erlo lehman rl drug store stouffville krma dowswell r5 betty muston ir4 primer 1st class school work book j wideman r2 audrey send tho trlbuno to absont frionds lagcor r2 lillian moyor 17 kcnl leave stouffvillo leave toronto standard time a 715 am b b 915 am c c 330 pm d b s30 pm c 1100 am 130 pm 5 pm 545 pm b10lf pm a daily except sunday and holidays b sunday holldas only c saturday only d dally except saturday sunday and holidays copies of the new time tables will bo available at ollicos and agencies friday september 2sth gray coach lines anderson stouffville phone 15s