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jkmfftrille unburn volxlvii no 37 stouffville ontario thursday january 30 1936 a v nolan jj publisher nyal creophos honor the king by124 boys charged emulating his as found ins a strengthening tonic and tissue- huilder recommended for general debility stubborn deep- seated coughs bronchitis and asthmatic conditions used in the relief of whooping cough of child ren j m storey the home of quality drugs druggist virtues i tribute paul late king gtork v at our public memorial service a good wife heavens gift to man evangelist john moses baker baltimore maryland sljamestods 75th phone company is annual insurance thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 25902 stouffville out see k 0 klinck obrien avenue tor your insurance needs in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also aiiromohile and fire jtamesway poultry equipment the reliability of jameswny poultry equipment has become eo well known that jamesway hatched 3 equivalent to a guarantee of quality besides incubators canadas leadinepoultry- men use tho jamesway oil and coal burning brooders now reduced in price battery brooders feeders and waterers of all kinds steel nests laying cages oat sprouters oat germinators and complete brooder houses manufacturers of all kinds of sheet metal building materials buy from your local jamesway dealer orwrite dire ctlo famfivixx ghiited guetfhsti division v factories also at montreal and toronto stouffville to tjronto single 85c return sla55 standard time leave ijcnvc stouffville toronto mansion ray at house dundas a 715 am b 1100 am b 92s am c 130 pm c 345 pm 0 530 pm d s10 pm c 545 pm b 1015 pm a daily except sunday holidays b sunday holidays only c satur day only e daily except saturday sunday holi days connections at toronto tor buffalo detroit and all usa points gray coach lines mansion house phone 101 stoiiflville there was a real rood turnout of young people from altona last tues day night to go 10 the blooming- ton christian church where they rendered a splendid program mrs barkis reesor teacher of tho young ladies ss class was also present and took an active part on the pro gram the whole servico was much enjoyed and proved to be a real spiritual uplift the mass service held in honor of the late king george v in the united church on tuesday after noon was largely attended con sider iig the condition of the weather which was anything but inviting the affair was marked as a great solemn occasion in which all the people mourned the loss of their monarch and bore testimony to their lave and devotion in the solemnity of the occasion eight ministers of the gospel occupied the platform and most of them participated in the service at some place on the program the united church choir undertook to preside over the music and render ed one anthem number under direction of mr robert leslie while miss anne lehman was at the pipe organ prof thos mitchell gave the memorial address which concluded with a powerful appeal for loyalty and devotion to the new monarch challenging every citizen to rally round the new king by giving him support their prayers and unstint ed devotion in words which awakened a distinct feeling of love and admiration for the empire dr mitchell extolled the virtues of the late king george in his own inimitable style he was a peace- loving man be ioved his mother who was great before him lie was great in the sanity of his judgment and in his selfcontrol features which contributed to develop these outstanding attributes of his life were the influence of a good mother the aid of a good wife liis relationship to servant and neighbor attitude to democratic government and his ultimate knowledge that he had the affection of the empire at his back we can best honor his memory declared dr mitchell by emulating liis virtues and giving rallying support to the empire and new king upon the throne the last post was sounded by mr ormsby lehman with the large congregation all standing followed by an organ number by miss anne lehman the dead march in saul rev w ii fuller pronounced the invocation and rev isaac liru- backer read the lesson from 23rd psalm rev chas mcgrath offered a prayer for the king the empire and the people with the closing prayer from rev 15 smalley and the benediction by rev t laidlaw mr carl boadway rendered a solo num ber reeve ii v sanders acted as chairman and announced the num bers on the program the stouffville war veterans including men from the army navy and air force march ed in a body to the church under command of president ralph burk- holder the veterans wore the regulation purple arm band and the color bearers were messrs j green geo austin geo saunders and jas mcgivern the boys occupied seats reserved for them in the front of the church tho large assemblage practically filled the body of the church with ai overflower number in the gallery the large attendance is especially gratifying when it is remembered that each church observed a mem orial service for its own adherents on sunday the visit of two county police to stouffville on the evening of janu ary is the aftermath of which was a charge of keeping a common gambling house laid against the pong brothers at the chinese cafe i is proving to be no pink tea affair on monday this week and succeed ing days constable quibell has been busy delivering summonses to all those who were caught in the police net and charged with being found ins and which list includes the names of boys numbering no less than 24 on the night of the swoop some of the lads the plain clothes police led in sorrow and anguish what there is nothing on earth that we cherish and nothing a husband loves more than the wife that was given to help him and save in temptations so sore when trials and conflict surround him site then is his comfort and stay and when the dark clouds gather oer him her smile quickly drives them away com- into deeper water it is said by stumping them to play certain games of chance and all unmind ful the boys fell probably half of those against whom charges have been laid were mere spectators but how they will fare before the magi strate on thursday is a matter for j speculation that a chartered buss will be put into service to escort all those impli cated to the court house in the city is not likely but there will be some doublingup in order that all might be transported fort max found dead monoxide victim body of roy lundy garage discovered in roy ii lundy 55 brother of ok lundy editor of the aurora ban ner was a victim of carbon monox ide from his automobile late fri day afternoon he was found dead in the garage at the rear of his home 303 sunnyside avenue tor onto it is not known how long he was there before the body was dis covered mr lundy was for some years general manager of the arco com pany limited he was a mason and member of the scottish rite society he attended st judes anglican church deceased is survived by his wife and two daughters mary and elizabeth comes from her watching and care no battle so fierce or no danger to keep her away from him there she will stand by when all others forsake him and keep bravo and true till the last and in lifes darkest hour will com fort until every temptation is past she will always be sweetheart and dearest of any on earth he holds dear her voice will always be sweetest of any he ever will hear at last when lifes journey is ended by her side he will lie down to rest and in heaven she will be with him forever and even the blest stars shine at official inspection the 75th annual meeting of st james presbyterian church was held monday evening and was very- well attended rev w h fuller moderator presided which was pre ceded by a supper served by the ladies of the congregation and which was thoroughly enjoyed by some 40 members and friends the membership of st james stands at 55 two being removed by- death this year and four added by certificate total money aised for all pur poses was 09706 with expenditures to practically consume the amount save for a small balance to commence the new year the wms contributed 124 with a bale and allocation the sunday school receipts were 05 s7 and the number on the roll totals 24 willing helpers raised 125 to assist the church funds mr james rennie was jppointed secretarytreasurer of the church and also one of the managers along with win beach the auditors are mr and mrs beech during the year the church was reroofed costing over 100 for material but all the labor was done gratis in fair financial condition the balance sheet of the bethesda stouffville telephone united folk will hear of large funds raised the annual congregational meet- co as presented at the annual ing of the stouffville united church meeting of the shareholders held i called for this wednesday even- r i n g w 0 0 d a day 0fm0urning tuesday was generally observed as a day of mourning in stouffville with all mercantile places of busi ness closed for the day flags were at haltmast and several places displayed the royal purple mourn ing in honor of tho late king george almost zero weather prevailed all day with a stiff breeze and this left the streets deserted of people all day and evening despite the cold the public memorial service was well attended miss jennie fockler spent mon day in toronto with her cousin mrs ken kllis- several from this district attend ed the memorial service in the united church in stouffville on tuesday for our late sovereign king george the fifth bethesda appointed farm manager mr and mrs fred mowder were in town this week visiting his mother mrs jos mowder prior to their locating at audley where fred has been appointed farm manager on a 350 acre estate be longing to a toronto gentleman mr and mrs mowder will take over their new duties on february 1st while the home farm at clare- mont will be worked by mrs mowders father mr john coombc formerly of uxbridge we wish mr and mrs mowder every success in their surroundings on tuesday the last rites were performed for our beloved sovereign of the british empire one quarter of the earths population his sub jects mourn his death the annual business meeting of the church is being held in the church on thursday evening mr and mrs s p foote were to guests of mrs d snider of stouff ville on monday of this week we are very sorry to announce the death of mrs maitland spence who after a very short illness pass ed away on tuesday night she leaves a bereaved husband and a small baby a few months old tho local store has ibeen closed for a few days as both mr and mrs wilson were away misses bessie and velma bolender have gone to toronto where they will bo for the remainder of the winter we hive so few girls in our community that it is with regret that wo see two of them leave even though it is not for a very long time shall we or shall we not become misagynlsts this is the question which any two boys in any com munity might ask themselves after getting stuck in a snowdrift follow ing an enjoyable evening at the home of the girl friends if they were misagynlsts they would have been in bed instead of floundering through the snow in the early morn ing hours but consider after the auto bravely attempted to meander through the bank and came to a dead stop on no fault of its own you had to walk home in a blustery winter storm see how healthy it was you got exercise fresh air deep breathing cooling breezes around the temples to soothe the surging waves of temper and the feverish pitch of pcevedness tho cold weather and high winds have produced some artistic snow creations last thursdays severo storm filled up the roads thus j necessitating the use of a snow plow i the following day it looks as iff winter has come to stay mrs margaret squire ddgm of district no 11 oes paid her official visit to jubilee chapter no 163 in the oes rooms at stouff ville mrs ida mae malloy worthy matron presided assisted by mr fred crossen worthy patron and all oliiceis in presenting the flag the national anthem was played softly the members all standing at attention heads bowed paying tri bute to the late king business was transacted and ritualistic work ex emplified after which an honorary membership certificate was pre sented to sister olive inglis pdd gm a member of laurel chapter toronto by the worthy matron on behalf of jubilee chapter the worthy patron on behalf of the members presented bro sam arm strong pp with a jewel the ddgm complimented the worthy matron and her officers on their work after which she was presented with a gift by the chapter visitors were present from mark- ham and various toronto chapters the meeting closed refreshments were served by sister griffith and her committee the various offices were filled for the evening by the following officers wm mrs malloy wp fred crossen associate m mrs lud hoover associate p j borinsky secretary mrs clayt bakor treasurer mrs j ridout cond miss efiie harding associate c- mrs george storey chap mrs shankel marshal mrs muston organist- miss anne lehman ada mrs woodburn ruth miss jane birkett esther mrs ball martha mrs alf pugh electa miss luella ilolden warder mrs borinsky sentinel ii malloy the annual skating party of the local christian churches will be held this wednesday evening in the stouffville arena at s pm turnip quote turnips arc seling for 16c per bushel at stouffville loading station short course closes on friday friday of this week will bring to a close the classes in home economics and agriculture which have been conducted in stouffville during january the members are planning a banquet to be held in ratcliffs hall friday evening for which the stouffville senior insti tute will do the catering despite the severe cold weather and almost impassable country roads several days during the past week the young people have managed to attend regularly a full program has kept 11 busy and interested cn ftriday morning a cream grad ing competition was held under the supervision of mr davies of the dairy brxnch department of agri- culturel toronto prizes for this contest were generously provided by mr jos borinsky of the stouffville creamery first prize of 200 was won by miss edna pearse with a score of 94 per cent second prize of 100 went to miss gladys evans with 934 per cent over 50 mem bers of the girls and boys classes entered the contest wednesday morning a group picture was taken and the students were honoured with short visits by mr r s duncan director agri cultural representatives toronto and mr porter editor farmers advocate london other activities during the week have included a literary meeting hockey games and the regular lectures it is expected the young people will organize at the close of tho course so that they may continue to meet together periodically and thus keep intact the largest short course class yet organized in york county the tribune will publish a picture of the class in a later issue from the photo taken on wednesday in stouffville on monday shows the financial position of the company to be steadily improving since the depth of the depression was reach ed around 1932 the operating loss is gradually being reduced and for 1935 was 1883 after paying a five per cent dividend to shareholders and laying aside a substantial re serve as provided under the statutes the total assets of the company are valued at 105100 and the head office is located in the ratcliff block where the annual meeting was held with the presi dent mr a d bruce presiding the old board was reelected and it is interesting to note that there has been no change in the chief execu tive offices since the formation of the company 30 years ago they are president a d bruce viceprest dr sangster secretary d w heise treasurer j h iratcliff coming hockey markham maroons vs stouffville maple leafs at stouffville on thurs day january 30 aurora vs stouffville bible class at stouffville on thursday jan 30 1st game 730 admission 15c challenge game stouffville juniors vs stouffville juveniles friday january 31 at 730 to be followed by an exhibition game watch for the big annual hockey tournament to come about feb 10 ing when the financial statement for the year will be presented total receipts for all purposes are 6334 an increase over two years ago of about 400 for gener al local expenses by envelopes and loose collections there was raised 3026 and 1262 for missions and maintenance fund the womens missionary society raised 510 tho womans association 327 and the young peoples 278 three young peoples missionary societies the garret auxiliary catharine john son band and mary haig con tributed a total of 565 while the choir and trustee board raised 75 to make up the total one contributor to the weekly offering paid in 265 while three other members are responsible for amounts considerably in excess of 100 each the general operating expenses for 1935 were 3529 which is 500 short of receipts for this purpose and for which the annual report shows a loan was made there are 14 names on the in memoriam roll and 3 others were removed by letter from the church records two members were re ceived by profession of faith and 12 by certificate there were six marriages solemnized during the year rev thos laidlaw pastor will preside at the annual meeting when the new official board will be elect ed for 1936 fresh wheat germ special price 6 pounds for 25c ratcliff co stouffville the church notices suss r slater dies in her oolh year the funeral of the late miss lois slater took place from her late residence balmoral avenue tor onto on saturday afternoon to the family plot in buttonvilie cemetery markham township miss slater was in her 90th year and was the daughter of the late benjamin slater of the fourth concession of markham and sister of the late jonathan slater one time warden of york county she taught school for about 35 years in toronto her first school being fair- bank miss slater was a presbyterian and interested in all church activi ties stouffville presbyterian rev w h fuuer b a sunday february 2 1936 200 pm sunday school 300 pm church service everyone cordially invited t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw minister sunday february 2 1936 1100 am morning service 230 s s and bible classes missionary sunday 700 evening service evening service beginning with a song service pastor will preach at both services monday s pm yps wednesday feb 5 second of a series of special devotional meet ings to bo addressed iby dr thomas mitchell subject for address is christs invitation learn of me as this service is open to the public let us fill the hasement you are heartily welcome to all of these services business change business of the wish to solicit a has so long well con- been having purchased the hardware established firm of e a button i tinuance of public patronage which extended we will carry a complete line of all hardware goods and will strive to serve and please tho public h a goudie successor to e a button stouffville telephone 903 bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday february 2 1936 we have no business to go any place or do anything that would not meet with christs approval services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood true worshipers assemble not for selfish motives but to worship god and be a blessing to the churoh we invite you in that direction t t t t stouffville baptist church clias s mcgrath pastor sunday february 2 1936 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am public worship pastor will preach 700 pm gospel service pastor j r armstrong will preach mr armstrong is one of our out standing young preachers come and hear him wednesday at 8 pm prayer meeting friday at 8 pm bible class the bible class will meet in the homo of mr bert llckorish a memorial service for tho late king george v was held in tho church last sunday morning a hearty welcome to all our services pastor cs mcgrath minister grath lemonvlule bloomington ballantrae irev c b jeffery minister sunday february 2 1936 1045 ballantrae 300 lemonville 700- bloomington t t t t stouffville mennonite church rev i brubacker pastor sunday february 2 1936 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm regular gospel service 700 pm altona t t t t sixth line baptist church rev w e smalley pastor telephone 1903 sunday february 2 1936 1000 am sunday school 1100 am church service subject an ideal prime minister wednesday evening february 5 annual business meeting bible verso for this week acts 2410 and herein do i exercise myself to have always a conscience void of offence toward god and toward men t t t t stouffville mens bible class nondenominational meeting each sunday afternoon at 230 in oddfellows rooms button block a cordial invitation is extended to all men of tho community who are not connected with any other sunday afternoon group t t t t stouffville congregational christian church willlain tyler pastor sunday february 2 1936 stouffville 1000 am sunday school classes for all ages 1100 am movning worship 700 pm gospel service the pastor will preach at both services evening service commencing with a bright song service mr iner farmery of toronto a noted violinist and former leader of toronto bible college orchestra will play at both services church hill 200 pm sunday school 300 pm church service mr farmery will render violin selections at the afternoon service the public are invited to our gospel services