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stye fbtibmie volxlviii no30 stouffville ontario thursday oct 29th 1936 a v nolan jp publisher nval pinol kxpcctorant a healing remedy aud prompt reliet for coughs and colds bronchitis and irritated conditions of the throat relieves tickling dry or tight coughs looseneg the phlegm and expels it from tho bronchial tubes j m storey the home of quality drugs druggist dsdbibi latest innovation in permanent waving no pedestal no excessive overhead weight no direct heat steaming time 3 ms to 6 minutes complete freedom at all times spiral combination and croiiiignole prices 350 500 750 cascades of soft selfsetting curls kiiigerva e haircut 2ic 20c oil shampoos facials manicuring bleaching tinting dyeing special prices for girls under 10 east end beauty shop marie brown cornei- main montreal sts phono 176 dental neil c smith ldsdds oflice over the bank of commerce ollice hours 9 to 2 130 to 530 phone ollice 1011 residence 1015 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto qllico in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday ollice in wear block insurance thomas birkett general insurance agency representing reliable companies including lloyds of london england phone stouffville 25902 see h 0 klinck obrien avenue lor your insurance needf in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines wiped out hydro service charge second slight reduction in rates also announced for stouffville this year record entry at i stouffville honors one plowing match of its chief builders although the hydro electric rates were reduced early this year the commission in toronto has submitted still another rate for stouftville which embodies a slight reduction in the cost of current to the customer and wipes out entirely the service charge to domestic con sumers which is 33c per month for a twowire service and ggc for a threewire service the actual result ot the present rates if adopted by the local council at their next session will be a saving of around s0o spread among all the custom ers in town the present charge of 3c per kw for the first 50 hours is to be advanced to 3c for the first go hours and the second rate will be 11c per kw with the discontinu ance of the service charge this is still held to be a lower rate the commercial rate now 3c per kw for the hist 100 hours is re duced to 2s for the first 100 hours hut the service charge of course cannot be cut off as in the case of domestic users the power rate remains the same as heretofore the usual minimum bill of 2 per two months will be continued as little reduction can be made for the smaller customer who does not use more than 25e worth of current a week it costs that amount to service him and carry the account on the books folks who get the reduction in hydro rates are those who make the greatest use of the system it is now cheaper than coal oil for cook ing and with this latest reduction still more appliances should be placed in local homes the new rates will become effec tive so soon as they are adapted by the municipal council business suspended during the funeral service for the late r j daley who passed away in edmonton pioneer busi ness man of stouffville i attracting one of the largest crowds and with an entry list of 70 teams aud ten tractors the annual north vork plowing match wedues- day of last week was marked as one i of the best ever held since the j society was organized thirteen years ago ideal weather conditions eou- tributed much to the success of the although he had left stouffville whole undertaking while the burn- 3u years ako tl locate in western brae farms belonging to mr ceo i canada the death on october 21 of rodanz proved an added attraction robert john daley at his home in to the match many wanted to see edmonton alberta was felt by the the vast improvements made on this etttaens of stouffville as keenly as estate over the past year or since it j ua passed away right here in was acquired rrom the robert miller estate they were not disappointed in the beautifully appointed barns and well tilled fields with their fine herds of cattle evening banquet the womens institute at stouft- ville are well aware of the size of the match for they were instruct ed to cater to 150 and fed over 300 before supplies ran out entire ly and even then they went at it our midst lor he was a man who had left his mark on the village where he was born we can think o no man who advanced the business interests of the community quite so much as hie beloved elderly gentle man who passed away in his soth year rather suddenly although he had been in failing health for a few years and had undergone a surgical operation his recovery was j most satisfactory and he was actively engaged right to the last r j daley was born ill stouff ringwood a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire a harmon of blackwater a form er resident of this place called on friends here last tuesday win ratclifi has purchased a new terra plane car the mercury dipped to just ten above zero on tuesday morning the coldest for october in g5 years miss nellie grove nurse in tor onto spent last week at a m droves a perfect day and a large crowd with a full entry list made the plow ing match held hist wednesday on the rodanz farm a huge success dangerous waters showing at the stanley this week end thursday to saturday is an especially good picture dont miss it mickey mouse and silly symphony e a grubin registered optomerist will oe at his ollice in stouffville very other moday and tuesday november dates 2nd and 3rd ig and 17 and 30th december dates 1st 11th 15th 2sth and 29th eyes oxamined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 240s briarbush hospital mnln street stouffville uccnsc no 263 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards ambulance service phono 191 mrs e r good superintendent hot roast supper this is an invitation to all the readers of this paper to attend the hot roast supper in the united church basement stouff ville monday nov 2 followed by an outstanding program mrs r warminton toronto soloist mrs winterstein reader and oihers also rev l e atkinson will assist supper from g oclock admission 35c children under 12 years 20c 88th anniversary special attention is called to the anniversary services to bo held next sunday nov 1st at the sixth line baptist church the visit of rev w s whitcomhe ha former pastor who will preach morning and evening is pleasantly anticipated 1100 am miss alma baker soloist and baker hill quartette 700 pm miss baker also miss cherry and a s farmer gormley in duet numbers everybody invited s vie kings uxgyouay safe direct economical leave toronto b 1100 am c 130 pm 0 530 pm c 545 pm b 1015 pm a daily except sun hoi b sun hoi only c sat only o daily except sat sun hoi leave stouffville a 715 am b 925 am c 345 pm b s40 pm eastern standard time attractive round trip fares new york 1735 chicago 1670 washington 1s85 los angeles g410 tickets and information at mansion house stouffville phone 161 and fed more people by cooking additional supply of potatoes and sending out lor available pies meat ville in 1s57 and although he early etc mrs e j davey was in charge learned tho trade of his father the of the held staff and mrs george i nul of hoots and shoes he also lee the hall staff lor the evening di a gooa business in the retail sale special prize winners j j boots and shoes he started busi- alex black of guelph captured 0 uie coiner where the shaw the eglinton hunt club silver st now stands but he later varied challenge cup for best plowed land i3 interests from that trade after in the match winning for the second m years in mercantile and other successive year 11yearold grant i pursuits thirty years ago he went to turner won the prize for youngest western canada for the sun lite plowman in the match and herb i assurance co but always enter- hisey manager of burnbrae farms tallied the hope of returning to his wen the eekardt silver tea service in native town class for plowmen who had never the remains wore brought to won a first in any class before stouffville lor burial the funeral william harpers fancy team from being held from the united church stouffville took first for best going team on the grounds and a j mitchells team from richmond hill first for best groomed team councillor jess cook of whit church proved to he an efficient president and was here there and everywhere seeing that things were moving along smoothly ross ratj cliff with years of experience is the secretary of the association and rolph baker of lemonville is the treasurer the complete prize list follows 1st class in soil 4 entries alex black guelph edw timbers miliken w hooton w ferguson stouffville crown timbers finish black 2nd class in sod joe tran atha ross marquis victoria corners c kennedy agincourt j shannon sunderland crown and finish tran class stubble willis jarvis milliken frank thompson agincourt earl hoover dicksons hill allan gray stouffville crown and finish jarvis class 0 stubble green class herb hisey ringwood henry wldeman ringwood n newland mount albert alex hunter mount albert crown clendouingfinisli hunter mass 3 in sod green class w tapscott agincourt l wells lemonville aimer gray gormley tom wright stouffville crown and finish tapscott clnss 4 stubble no handling floyd steckley stouffville john medd sonya james lee greeivbank john spang stouffville crown and finish steckley class 7 stubble boys 18 and under n jarvis milliken ross marquis victoria corners gordon cain victoria corners john millman epsom m emmerson stouffville crown and finish jarvis class 8 roys under 15 leslie smith gormley grant turner stouffville ray ferguson stouffville jim banton queensville douglas ham stouffville jim rae stouffvlllo crown and finish smith tractor in sod fred timbers stouffville harry pugh stouffville w l kennedy agincourt r grafton malton tractor in stubble f draper clarcmont r malcolm locust hill ivan melaughan rallantrae john moynlhan aurora on monday afternoon some years after his arrival in alberta mr daley joined the staff of the alberta government immi gration and colonization depart ment retiring from this work ig years ago he devoted his attention to the development of a tract of land which lie acquired for himself it was the management of the exten sive holdings that prevented his cherished hope of retiring in stouffville being realized concerning his active days in stouffville which seemed to date from the time of the fire which de stroyed the old hotel property at the corner of main and church streets in 1s78 records in our possession state that mr daley pur chased main street land just west of church street where good stores now stand and here he erected one of the largest business blocks yet built in the village at that time in 1ss5 he erected at the corner of main and market streets on the site of the present post ollice a large hall which also served as a market place where he started a curling and skating rink in the base ment the market grew to he one of the largest in the county and old- timers recall the crowded streets of market day mr daley carried on a large and successful mercantile business in 1891 when he accepted the posi tion of general agent for the sun life assurance co for outario and vork counties he also conducted a lire insurance and real estate branch with this business for which the ollice was in his large hall during 1s92 and 1s93 mr daley held the position of superintendent of the royal templars society for the province of ontario aud was an ardent and effective temperance worker he believed in clean sport and did his part to provide it thus the skating rink in 1s91 he erected a large and costly home for himself at the corner of main street and obrien avenue now owned by dr ss ball prior to this he built the brick immediately to the south ot the methodist church mr daleys interest and faith in the town was also shown by the fact that he purchased and divided some 150 building lots and opened several new streets he served as reeve for three years and was active in the formation of the old mechanics institute various socie ties as well as the fire brigade and the creamery co of which he was one of the largest shareholders he fought hard for the bylaw which gave us our water system married at stouffville in 1875 mr and mrs daley celebrated their gist wedding anniversary last month mrs daleys maiden name was lucinda bentley surviving in addition to his wife are one son l russell daley of edmonton and four daughters mrs r e kottmeier edmonton mrs c m montgomery winnipeg mrs o g olstad hines creek and mrs w c taylor toronto there are also 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren another daughter mrs w h arms of tor onto died several years ago the late mr daley is also sur vived by four sisters namely miss josephine daley mrs s c dougherty in alberta and misses mary and susan daley of stouffville aud by one brother dr frank daley vs in alberta tho funeral it was most fitting that the funeral service and last rites be conducted by rev dr mitchell for professor mitchell had been pastor of the deceased while resident in edmonton and had known him since boyhood out of respect to the memory of the deceased reeve sanders requested business places to suspend operations during the time of the service while the town bell tolled as the funeral cort ege left the united church for stouffville cemetery revl e atkinson pastor of the church assisted in the service while a quartette number was given by messrs j l barrett r leslie mrs leslie and mrs kellington pall hearers were grandchildren dr mitchell spoke of two signifi cant attitudes in life namely fear and faith the bible he said had many admonitions about fear chief of which are disease poverty and death each of which he briefly elaborated on he liked faith better because it had a larger measure of probability and because it gets more lovely things out of lite and brings more to life r j daley exemplified this attitude to lite more than any other man i ever met was the sweeping statement of this thoughtful speaker he eulogized him as the most loyal citizen tho village ever sent into the world and said the speaker he was not only a great believer in men but a believer in god he was a churchman and a great temperance worker he concluded dr mitchell said that he seldom said anything about the dead but ho said i wanted to say these things mountain mines ltd elected officers company of boon days of 1s9s has been inactive for long years cash in treasury bought western cattle a carload of western cattle reached stouffville late saturday evening or early sunday morning which bad been purchased by mr ward hallman on a personal trip to the north battleford district in saskatchewan the car contained 31 head or feeding cattle and on being unload ed were driven to mr mailmans farm at dicksons hill the freight bill reached the fabulous price of over 2s0 on his trip west mr hallman said cattle were in very poor con dition in the southern sections but farther north away from the drought area sleek looking animals roam ed the ranges alton a we saw the first glimpse of real winter on monday morning mrs crosier of port perry is visiting with her son d crosier tho twinkling star class will hold their regular meeting at the home of the misses crosier on fri day evening mr and mrs wilds of markham visited with mr and mrs a davis on sunday the sunday school and community at large tendered a farewell party to mr and mrs tamplin who will shortly leave for the british isles mr and mrs tamplin and their family were all suitably remember ed with useful gifts for which they sincerely expressed their apprecia tion tho tamplins have been in our district for about 15 years and were a valued family assisting in all good work they intend to remain in their native england on returning incorporated in 189s the moun tain mines limited gold mining proposition was revived last week after many years of inactivity the company have 2000 or more in the treasury and owns about 4 2 acres of laud near sudbury in a state of inactivity for years the local officers called a meeting of shareholders for october 22 at stouffville and although a hundred or two notices were issues by regis tered mail only a handful of inter ested parties turned up of course many of those who invested in the concern ilo years ago have passed away and addresses of others are unknown the shareholders meeting elected a board of directors and decided to do nothing about winding up or selling the property or even work ing the claim until next spring when another meeting may bo called and persons appointed to investigate the property and determine its value if any the directors as appointed at this meeting are george collard presi dent a c burkholder vicepresi dent h j malloy secretary mrs levi hoover mila hoover lyman dougherty george silvester in addition to these officers present others on hand for the meeting were miss bert clark toronto and her mother from markham also mrs adair mrs herb steele jack eck g a brodie all of toronto the companys head ollice was originally in toronto hut a great deal of stock was sold in stouffville the secretary in toronto died and records were lost even the charter is gone miss clark pointed out that no business could he properly carried on without a charter present at the meeting among the original share holders or those who held pre ferred shares are l dougherty geo silvester d a jones james dougherty it is said the cash in treasury would be about equal to 10c a share with the churches christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday november 1 1936 300 pm public worship mrs ne smith passes suddenly following only a brief illness mrs nelson e smith toronto and formerly of stouffville died at the wellesley hospital on october 24 and was laid to rest in stouffville cemetery on monday afternoon she was in her 77th year and had lived in toronto the last ten years our former esteemed resident be fore her marriage was jennet guthrie daughter of the late win guthrie resident for years on church street and before that a farmer at dicksons hill she married n e smith widely known auctioneer who died in june 1925 and was buried from his late home opposite tho post office mrs smith is survived by three daughters mrs ira lott of milton and misses hattie and mamie all of whom attended the funeral here the ser vice was conducted by rev roht barber former presbyterian pastor in stouffville westerners are coming back mr w j michell of whitevale was in stouffville on monday and intimated to the tribune that his soninlaw and daughter are expect ed to arrive from saskatchewan any day and will likely remain in oiuario in connection with their departure we note the following item in the regina leader ot last week mr and mrs maitlinul ryan sherwood who are leaving this week for ontario were the guests of honor at a dinner party given by mr andrew macbeth and miss nellie macbeth at their home mrs ryan came to sherwood 10 years ago as a bride and her husband had resided there for some years prior to that time mr sam swayze accompanied by mr a swayze gave delightful songs and miss willock accompanied by mrs c o smith violin selections there were read ings and piano numbers by mrs richard clark mrs ryan and mrs mw jones and community songs rose and gold blossoms centred the dinner table and blossoming plants graced the living and sun rooms goodwood fowl supper and play lay all your troubles aside and attend the goodwood united church hot fowl supper on tuesday nov 3 supper from 530 oclock there will ho a play to follow entitled it happened one night come with the crowds and enjoy ihis evening at goodwood admission 4 0c and 25c stouffville congregational christian church arthur greer pastor sunday november 1 193g 1100 am worship 700 pm gospel service the male quartette from toronto bible college will he in charge of both services stouffville mennon1te church rev i brubacker pastor sunday november 1 1936 regular services regular services next sunday with the pastor in charge there are over 100 attending the bible study course the class will continue during november meeting every tuesday evening at 745 pm the junior young peoples meet ing next saturday at 2 pm we are looking forward to our anniversary sunday on november 22 rev henry goudie and rev peter cober presiding elders when the church was built will be with us also the kinsmen quartette and dr wiseman are coming too a profitable time is looked for stouffville presbyterian rev av ii fuilerba sunday november 1 1936 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship everyone cordially invited stouffville baptist church cbas s mcgrath preacher wednesday s00 pm prayer meeting in the church basement sunday november 1 193g 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 morning worship 700 gospel service preceded by song service sixth line baptist church rev av e smalley pastor- telephone 1003 wednesday 8 pm prayer and fellowship service sunday november 1 1930 s9th anniversary services special preacher rev w s whit comhe of toronto baptist seminary 1100 am- special music by baker hill quartette and miss alma baker soloist 700 pm- duets by miss cherry and mr alvin s farmer also solos by miss alma baker lemonville bloomington ballantrae united churches rev c b jcffcry pastor sunday november 1 1936 1045 am ballantrae mr h w jeflery basc 230 pm bloomington rev s littlewood 700 pm lemonville rev s littlewood harvest home services tho lemonville united church will hold their harvest home services on sun day nov s rev j w johnson of goodwood will be the preacher peaches quartette will assist in the singing monday nov 9 annual supper and concert everybody welcome bloomington and ringavood christian church rev e morton preacher sunday november 1 1936 home is the place where wo grumble the most and where wo are used tho best the eyes of man aro never satisfied prov 2720 services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona make us eternal truths recelvo and practice all that we believe stouffville united church l e atkinson minister wednesday october 28th 8 pm prayer and fellowship service november 1st anniversary sunday 1100 am rev d wallace christie of rhodes ave united church toronto and chairman of toronto east presbytery will preach 230 pm sabbath school kindly note change of hour 700 pm rev walter c al- mack of glenmount united church toronto will be in charge of the service monday nov 2nd the annual hot meat supper will ho served in the church basement from 6 to 8 oclock a very hearty invitation is exten ded to friends now ard old to worship with us over this anni versary weekend