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stouffville ontario april 4 1935 l town topics sseefics i miss m cook rn of toronto hold hold a special repre- and miss simpson who is employed sentative for tip top tailors will at the parliament liuildiug toron experienced nurse phone 4915 stouffvllle disengaged rev s cressman and wife have gone to kitchener for an indefinite period where the local mennonite pastor hopes to recuperate his health to spent the weekend with their aunt mrs harry gilbert westend after spending the winter with her daughter mrs v mclaughlin in toronto mrs james mccullough re turned home to stouffville last week and is being welcomed back by her manv friends april came in on monday with a little snow flurry which almost turned to rain making the streets very sloppy the month will have to live up to its best record to compare with the beautiful sunny weather of march unpaid taxes in stouffville for be at our store on thursday april 1934 total around 1900 needless to say it is a problem which not only causes concern to the council lors but more especially those rate payers who find themselves unable to meet their tax obligation is to measure you for that new spring suit or overcoat tailor made at 2375 a e weldon stouffville william stewart of fox warren manitoba has been visiting his urcle mr william stewart main street misses sadie and gladys evans i and mrs k- w evans of claremont were also visiting the hitters father th otuer slde ot lhe salne sirs john grove has rented the small stucco cottage on isakeli ave owned by frank baker the form- tenant w s widdifield has the betfy beauty salon stouffville permanent waving xestle xestoil wave in sprial croquiuole or combination l0 750 s10 xestle superoil wave in sprial or croqulnole s350 frigidino wave in sprial croquiuole or combination sv0 750 claremont stanley theatre stouffville alltalkie friday and saturday apiuii anil i college rhythm joe penner lanny ross betty hoop mr stewart one day recently street to a house vacated by thurkell fred mr robert itatclifi has about 500 maples tapped in his whitchurch township bush and the make of syrup coming t town is of excellent quality the run has been much better the past week and syrup is selling at 200 per gallon contain ers extra word has just been received from mission texas the home of mrs f whittlesey daughter of mr s her bert foote of whitchurch to the effect that this former resident is making good progress toward re covery following a long and pro tracted illness this will be good tews to the many old friends in the homo section the toronto office of messrs mccullough button stouffville has been changed from the hamil ton trust building to xo 90s central building la richmond street west where toronto clients the monthly meeting of the jr womens institute will be held on wednesday afternoon april 10th at the usual hour at the home of mrs joe cooney mrs a elson will igive a paper on teaching etiquette may consult mr button every tues- chlldren a the current events short subjects lav lml fri telephone adelaide tuesday and wednesday ulill and 10 the silver streak william farnum sally blane also start of the thrilling serial law of the wild with rex the wonder horse and rix tin tin junior aso will be given by mrs allen also an instrumental by mrs ross ratcliff a social half hour is being arranged all welcome on friday mr fred silversides was able to return home from st josephs hospital toronto where he underwent a serious operation just ten days before a large frigidaire box has been built in itatclifi cos grocery store which is calculated to accom the veteran imodate a largo amount of perish- irigldino special in sprial or croquiuole 350 all waves include shampoo and finger wave only genuine supplies are used in this salon that is your guarantee ot a perfect wave for appointment telephone 320g stouffville housecleaning time is here two weeks from tomorrow is good friday and a public holiday mrs robinson doris pugh was home from loudon over the week end electric range for sale in excell ent condition 3 elements and oveu and 30 feet of cable snap for quick sale noah baker auctioneer made an heroic audjable goods the new fixture is marvelous recovery which enabled unique in that it was designed by him to leave the hospital in record mr james ratcliff and was erected time he is still a very sick man but i by local labor in addition to being everybody hopes he will be about a thing of beauty the fixture is a again when the in warm weather sets ladies s most useful and necessary storage plant for any uptodate grocery to day we carry ladies coats seasons latest and crepes a large supply of and suits in the fashions in tweeds if you have no way of com ing to town i will be glad to come and display coats at your home if necessary coats and suits may be made to measure at no extra cost although he was struck by a car a week ago while attempting to cross main street near the button hardware mr harmon yake one of our eastside farmers is about as usual and has been on the go every day as if nothing had happened mr yake is a boy in spirit although he will be sl years of age next month his energy is remarkable and friends are glad that this farmer whose youthful days seem to stretch away back into the pioneer times of the section is still going strong mrs olive taylor of toronto has been visiting her mother mrs john turner who has been threatened with pneumonia mr claude burt who has been spending the winter in st peters burg florida returned this week to live with his grandparents mr and mrs h b preston our local cnr agent miss graham of the local bank staff is on her annual vacation mr j mcculough is now conval- esing from his recent severe illness miss a m mcglasheu has return ed home after spending the winter in toronto mr and mrs i f dopkiug enter tained several of their young friends on thursday evening the young people of the united church were guests of the brough am yps at a social evening held on friday last imr and mrs wm birkett eutei- tained several friends and relatives at a court whist party on wednes day evening last the fred pugh family moved back to their farm last week and magnus morgan and family moved into the pugh residence in the village mr and miss miller of poplar hall moved this week to the residence they purchased in claremont mr earl degeer as rented poplar hall farm the pickering womens institute drama the meddlesome maid will he given in the claremont community hall on friday evening april 5th under the auspices of the local w i the w a of the united church held a quilting in connection with its monthly meeting held on thurs day afternoon last mr spragge and family have moved to the percy wideman farm iand the george turner family who were living on the farm have re turned to their homo in the village at present mr turner is a patient in st michaels hospital toronto where he underwent a major surgi cal operation severed days ago and was given blooj transfusions by two of our local residents his many friends are trusting that there will now he a steady improvement in his condition quality sebvice gaeden seeds in bulk ard packages cheap seeds generally prove the dearest in the end the difference in price is only a few cents but at har vest time it means the difference between success and failure canadian grimm alfalfa our best grimm alfalfa was grown on our farm threshed with our machine thoroughly cleaned and tested we can stand right behind it and would specially recommend it great care should be taken in the purchase of alfalfa seed because last years crop was inclined to be weedy and there is bound to be lots of low grade offered bafoy mek season on the one starter to bring your successfully is ful0pep chicks along stiver bros phone stouffville 4501 seed store and elevator open 3 nights a week mrs f marshall left on sunday to spend a week or ten days visiting relatives and friends in syracuse ny all sold prices at very reasonable ats the girls of the evening auxiliary attracted no less than 185 persons to partake of the irish supper serv ed in dainty style last thursday in the basement of the united church the members under their leader mrs milton storey left nothing to bo desired in the meal dispensed to all who came and everything from pickles hot meat etc to choice cakes and pies tempted even the most delicate appetites most of em were not delicate however al though the supper was only 25c per plate the proceeds were most grati fying to the auxiliary mrs elias stover and grand daughter velma accompanied mr and mrs percy stover of brooklin to milverton on sunday mrs stover sr is remaining there for an in definite time to bo with her son archie a new well is being drilled at the mongolia school the shallow 12 foot one in use having been found guilty of supplying a bad brand of water we also have a large stock of ladies spring hats made in straws and silks sold at reasonable prices harry goden one door east of the library phone 263 stouffville mr and mrs a v nolan were in brampton on saturday where the members of ontario and quebec division of the canadian weekly press were entertained by mr cv charter of the brampton chain of newspapers very interesting was a visit to the famous dale estate nursery where 35 acres of plants and flowering bloom- may be seen this great nursery the largest on the american continent employs 400 hands and in addition to horti culture is an important producer of vegetables their annual output of hothouse tomatoes totals 30000 pounds annually mr and mrs charter entertained their guest royally which concluded with a luncheon at the beautiful home of the host and hostess it isiilt what you spend ifs what you get back when you buy an incubator or brooder buy a buckeye you may be able to save a few dollars on first cost by buy ing n cheap machine but you actually lose all you save and much more your buckeye incubator is guaranteed to give you the very highest percentage of big healthy clucks with practically no cripples or weaklings the town of whitby is this year collecting its taxes in four instal ments instead of the customary two it is believed that more instalments and smaller amounts are easier to get from tbo tax payers and we are inclined to think there is much in this contention while i might well consider collecting taxes in three instalments instead of two as at preset we are not so sure that i it would be feasible in townships to attempt to divide the tax hill into even two instalments the farmers income is more suitable to paying this demand in the fall season when their main crop is being marketed mrs w shankel toronto on tuesday been visiting her there mrs shankel returned from where she had cousin while attended the granite club skating party at which the little daughter of her cousin participated in the program the ladies bowling club elected officers on monday evening after teporting a most successful season in 1934 the officers for the ensuing year are president mrs jas iratciilt 1st vice mrs im e watts 2nd vice mrs a grubin secretary mrs george storey treasurer mrs t b rae the school children may he ask ed to drill or sponsor a program on may 6th which is proclaimed a public holiday in honor of king georges accession to the throne the village council discussed the possi bility of such a program on mon day evening were open for suggestions which may be passed on to the authorities the wms meeting in the lecture room of the united church this thursday afternoon promises to attract many women of the town the special speaker will be mrs trickey of toronto president of the stouffvillo lg fal society and it is noted that the gathering is open to all who wish to hear the program buckeye incubators and brooders your buckeye colony brooder either coal or oil burn ing will raise every raisable chick no crowding no chill ing grow three chicks where one grew before writeyaur own moneyback guarantee let us show you this wonderful poultry raising equipment brathwaite hardware stouffvime ontario hatch every hatchabjue egg tho mens lawn bowling club on friday evening reelected the old officers for 1935 and accepted the financial statement as presented by the secretary tb rae a successful summer was reported and the club was said to be in good healthy con dition financially with liability re duced on the new club houso which is one of tho finest in these parts the officers as reelected for 1935 are president m e watts 1st vice blake sanders 2nd vict willis lehman secytreas t b rae grounds committee james rat- cliff w e morden w r sanders cliff pipher the third annual rally of the wms of the christian churches will be held on wednesday april 10 at s pm in stouffville christian church two dialogues will bo pre sented by the excelsior class of the rlngwood sunday school music by newmarket church orchestra miss travis and mrs bovair also of new market will sing the churches of this field will all he represented admission free e a grubin registered optometrist will be at his office in stouffville every other moday and tuesday april bates 1st and 2nd 15th and 16th 29th and 30th may dates 13th 14th 27th 2sth eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 2405 for an all year round market for your milk ship cream for best results and courteous treatment ship your cream to stouffville creamery we pay 1 cent more per pound butterfat for cream delivered to the creamery stouffville creamery co phone 186 closed every night at six oclock open saturday evenings the stouffville creamery which recently put a new ford truck into service has also purchased a new dodge truck which is now used in gathering cream and you get them ogtsg in the style and quijllty car in the lowpaiee fiesd for 1935 the master chevrolet offers you five famous modern features not one of which can you get on any other car in chev rolets price class turret top fisher body the first real all- steel body ever offered in the low price field knee- action for safety and comfort blue flame engine the valveinhead type used in costly cars weatherproof cablecontrolled brakes fisher nodraft ventilation when you can get all these features in only one lowpriced car see and drive that car before you buy call in today at our showrooms priced from 885 for the master 2pass coupe delivered fully equipped at factory oshawa oni freight and government license only extra standard series models as low as 722 a general wm i motors value w s widdifield dealer stouffville e a stonehouse assoc dealer markham