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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), April 8, 1937, p. 4

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stouffville ont thursday april 8 1937 mmimi salada tea special vi with the purchase of each pkg s ifi m flli ipllsi of salada tea bags f w fn 1 ill a ihh 25c you may get an jlilmjiira 1i individual tea is3 pot for 10c spring special bordens golden hallowi dates chocolate malted milk with pits 4 lbs 25c hn 39 colgates supplied free with each tin toilet soaps bensdorps assorted 6 cakes 25c royal dutch cocoa half pound tin 18c red rose 1 p tin 35c keeta salmon golden strand 3 no 1 tins 25e pineapple tin 10c lucerne cheese spread per package 16e maclarens guest jelly powders 6 pkg 25c cream of barley per package 30c nut taffy per pound 20c fresh fruits fresh vegetables ratgliff co stouffville ontario goal grain seed all kinds of coal reading anthracite genuine pokohontas alberta and coke poultry feeds o all kinds on hand at all times hog feeds cattle chop and whole grain we are in the market tor farm seeds s w hastings phone 169 stouffville ontario important to dairy farmers feed prices are very high and the dairy farmei must get every possible cent out of his cream to make the business pay by shipping your cream to us you are assured of getting out the very highest market if you are not a shipper try it now stouffville creamery go phone 186 test well water in r s with the coming of spring at tention should be given to school water supplies there are 5631 rural and 319 urban public schools in ontario the separate schools number 588 of which 470 are rural thus there are in all 6101 rural schools in the province in most of the rural schools the water supply comes from a well in the school grounds there may be ample op portunity for pollution of the well water the startling history of illness and death in a family in the vicinity of the little town of madoc where a farmer and his four children died presumably jot arsqnical poisoning as a result of the use of water from the farm well where the farmers wife and later the deceaseds bro ther suffered from prolonged ill ness due to the same cause is de tailed in the current issue of the canadian public health journal by prof wyllie in the ease referred to the source of arsenic resided in the porous rocks through which the ground water filtered to reach trie well the water was bright clear and sparkling it had no visible im purities examination disclosed the presence of arsenic in considerable quantities occurrences of this particular kind are said to be extremely rare unfortunately there is not a similar rarity in the occurence of disease such as typhoid fever carried by well water all that is needed to start a conflagration is a local source of infection the spring sluic ing and the well water is polluted there are ample facilities in on tario for the examination of school water supplies there are public health laboratories in all quarters oi the province whose business com prises the examination without ex pense of public water supplies it is the job of the local health offlcei- to protect the children of the com munity he serves the health officer should obtain a supply of contain ers from the nearest public health laboratory carefully take samples of the well water of every school in his municipality and send the samples to the laboratory for exam ination if after all this warning the health officer fails to do his duty in this respect it is time that another health officer should succeed the delinquent one send the tribune to absent friends exoi 30i ioe30i aoi 30e30i aotaox harbingers of spring new sunworthy wallpapers sunworthy in the newest designs are now in stock and are worthy of your con sideration it is not wise to bother with cheap papers when you get sunworthy all semitrimmed at such reasonable prices good wallpaper is the cheapest furnishing you can put in your home plain papers in plaster and fabric treat ment are always in good taste and the range of colouring in these papers is almost un limited many delightful papers in floral and check patterns are shown and you will be sure to find wall papers that will be entirely satisfactory be sure to get a copy of our sample books dainty new frocks smart spring styles that are proving popu lar with well dressed women these frocks have been carefully chosen both as regards to style and materials and we believe that they will command your instant approval come in and see these smart frocks and you will be surprised at the very reasonable prices new spring hats a carefully selected line of spring hats in all the new styles and shades smart little hats that will make an instant appeal to your artistic taste verv reasonably priced at 159 to 450 fancy knit all wool blouses we have gathered together an exceedingly attractive line of blouses in many new and novel weaves and styles and in all shades including the new coronation colors and do not be mislead by the low prices because every blouse is remarkable value at the low price 100 and up knitted suits two piece knitted suits all wool in rasp berry sun red coronation blue and green these twopiece suits are just the smartest and most attractive that are o be found any where at the very low price per suit 1050 dress goods printed silk crepes figured sheers and bemberg figured silks in most delightful colour combinations about 3638 wide per yard 75c to 139 spring neckwear to put dark frocks in a spring mood neckwear in gleaming rayon satins or crepes in fresh crisp cotton organdies or piques both tailored and frilly styles for high- or low neck lines in white or pastel colours 19c to 125 smart new prints ideal for the less expensive dresses smocks childrens dresses and aprons the designs are so numerous so colourful so amagingly pretty that youll be sure to find just what you want all the popular shades are here sunfast and tubfast and all 36 wide 16c 20c 25c 29c a handbag for spring attractive bags in many styles to match your new spring outfit both in the novely grained simulated leather and the fine leather bags and all fully fitted 95c to 450 foundation garments we carry a very full line of foundation garments in nubacks d and a and ladeesse in all sizes and styles to suit all figures dinner services what about a new dinner service this spring lovely royal bayreuth china in two very attractive patterns one with white ground and with cream band and narrow blue conventional border the other has dainty rose design that is sure to prove a great favourite this is a very special offer for these sets are extraordinary value at per set 2500 latex rubber pants at a new low price latex baby pants are the dependable hickory quality and are long wearing and washable new low price per pair 39c table oilcloth in all shades and in a great variety oi floral and conventional patterns 1 4 yard with per yard 55c im yard width per yard 45c the tribune published every thursday at stouffville ontario yearly subscription rate canada united kingdom 200 united states points j250 a v nolan jp editor and publisher crashes down on coun cou the richmond hill liberal has no sympathy for the manner in which york county council goes about reducing council costs and says so in no uncertain language in the following indictment issued last week the rejection by the on tario legislature of the york county council salary grab legis lation once more draws attention to the necessity of county council reform ten men from forest hill standing on their heads could do more efficient business than forty- nine members of county council is the valuation placed on county council by one of its own 1937 members and we believe in mak ing that statement the forest hill reeve expressed the sentiments of a great majority of the ratepayers of the county in the face of this indictment by one of their own members the county body passed at the january session a bylaw pro viding handsome yearly indemni ties for the members with juicy extras for committee chairmen committee secretaries and an ex tremely juicy one for the warden and commissioners fortunately the legislature did not pass the legisla tion asked for by the county but credit for that belongs to the members of the legislature and not to the county council if the members of county council instead of increasing their own salaries had passed a bylaw reduc ing the number of members or limit ing their sessions they would have been acting in a manner more in keeping with public opinion at the last session deputyreeve joe vale of newmarket introduced a resolution asking for the reorgan ization of the county council and the elimination of all deputyreeves this was a sound and logical first move towards reducing county council administration costs and mr vale himself a deputyreeve deserves much credit for introduc ing such a resolution however the resolution was snowed under and gained but little support from mem bers of the county council we hope mr vale will introduce this resolution again at the june session and that ratepayers in every muni cipality in the county will mak sure they find out how their repre sentatives vote on the question we believe that as a first step in the reduction in the cost of govern ment county councils should be abolished they are an expensive and unnecessary fifth spoke in our wheel of government which easily could be dispensed with but as a start the suggestion of deputyreeve vale to eliminate deputyreeves is an excellent one if the county council members act on the vale resolution and forget about the salary grab they will show that they are making at least some effort to represent the wishes of the people who elected them toro fl goodwood and district in particular greenfield johnson a quiet wedding was solemnized at the rectory here on saturday when catherine e johnson daught er of henry johnson of stouffville became the bride of fred l g greenfield also of stouffville rev f herman officiated after a short honeymoon the popular couple will reside north of ringwod they are both members of christ church stouffville of which mr greenfield has been warden for the past eight years markham economist deaths scorry died on march 24th 1937 bobbie infant son of mr and mrs earl storry goodwood aged 3 months miss lena mcdonald was home for easter rev john bushell has returned from florida mr and mrs f c butler were in claremont at easter mrs gearing visited her parents mr and mrs chas lee allen moore spent easter sunday with his grandparents mr and mrs alex brown mr and mrs george lee visited mr and mrs jas morris at aurora on easter sunday mr and mrs walter davey visited at new toronto on sunday for toronto papers and your weekly tribune consult the editor for reduced prices miss mabel card visited her sister mrs fairless at easter miss theresa manley visited her mother and sister mary at easter to mrs irussell feasby the scribe and friends wish many happy re turns of her birthday arthur latcham and bride motor ed to goodwood easter sunday to visit the grooms parents mr and mrs jno latcham also miss e latcham was home for easter week end mr and mrs arthur lee and children visited his father and mother mr and mrs george lee for a couple of days last week our friends live in rochester new york easter with dad and mother miss viola and sister doris certainly enjoyed their visit at the todd home in goodwood we regret to learn that the good wood scribe out home is in bed with the flu so we will not grumble should there be no goodwood gossip in this issue we wish j f a speedy recovery the field day and reunion meet ing booked for april 10th at good wood should be well attended no doubt our brethren at goodwood wish to make a red letter day at goodwood this summer column number six item number fivo in town topic news of last weeks issue should not be over looked as there is good sound ad vice we have such folk here in the city and it pays to make sure your dealing direct with the right party how many goodwood folks re member mr eli blueman who kept store fifty years ago and married miss wagg the scribe received a letter from mr blueman which we pass on to you- its indeed a pleasure to read that our friend miss mary todd each week still playing the church organ at sunday services heres hoping we may meet our good friend at goodwood reunion tuesday evening march 30th at simpsons arcadian court 790 clergy and laymen baniuted dur ing the evening the lieut governor bruce presented an oil painting of the arch bishop of toronto diocess primate of all canada representa tives from all churches of toronto diocess were present including st clements parish riverdale your humble servant the scribe repre senting the latter we understand our friend mr mccullough has mailed a copy of the tribune to his sister mrs isaac graham in british columbia mrs graham was well known in good wood years ago and we are sure she will enjoy reading the stroll through the old vilage we are sorry to learn mrs graham is not in the best of health mr and mrs william may are celebrating the thirty first wedding anniversary on sunday march 2s the scribe and toronto friends send best wishes mrs robinson or london on spent easter with her sister mrs j carrol degrassi st both these young women being formerly doris and olive pugh of stouffville be fore their marriages we are sorry to hear of the death of mrs gordon johnson who in cobourg she was buried at tliu sandford cemetery mrs johnson was the mother of our friend arthur home of her daughter mrs epworth died on sunday march 2s at the johnson on broadway ave arthur as many will remember married miss jennie lewis of uxbridge the scribe and friends send their deep est sympathy in the loss of their mother cralghhurst mar 30 1937 mr walter davey dear sir i received the stouffville tribune for which 1 thank you in reading the w h shaw store babies today buyers tomorrow moro than 200000 babios in canada gradual to a bolilo diet of cowi milk every year and thereby enter the rank of consumer will ihey use dairy producli for only a few yoaii or for a lifetime thai dependj upon how good milk jeemi to them and how thoroughly it i sold to them aided by progressive dairy producers borden service and re search hove devilopod methods for keeping in the final products all the goodness of the original milk every dairy farmer eon be proud of his part in this achievement at the same time borden salesmanship has kepi before con sumers of all acts the story of the benefits of milk all of this joint effort has contributed much to making milk and dairy products canadas most important foods your very accurate description of goodwood fifty years ago it remind- us of by gone days when hopes ran high and we were looking into the future now we are recalling the past it brings to my mind the poem oft in the stilly night ere slumbers chain has bound me fond memory brings the light of other days around me the hopes and fears of boyhood years the words of love then spoken the eyes that shone now dimmed and gone and loyal hearts are broken there are not many left that were there fifty years ago i was in goodwood for about two hours some tour years ago and the people were nearly all strange to me again i thank you for the tribune i could not have given such an accurate description from memory i am yours sincerely eli blueman unpaid taxes only 9 for 19 the township of uxbridge has only 4000 outstanding on their 193g tax roll according to a state ment issued by collector d mcdonald of goodwood last week this small amount outstanding is ahead of the showing made in the year 1935 by a small margin but what of the 1935 tax roll today collector mcdonald says only 3 of the total roll is unpaid where is there a township anywhere around this part of ontario that can boast of such a record and it speaks well for theefficiency of the tax collector too who must have been right on the job to collect his total roll in this manner the roll nets nearly 30000 p oboyles meat market it is our aim to please every customer no matter how small your order we aim to buy only choice animals for our butchering trade telephone 3501 for a trial order prompt delivery west end service station delightful auto service that is what you will experience if you bring your car to our service station for gas oil or repairs get a first class grease job done today before the cups fill up with mud and water v do a thorough job leslie wilson experienced mechanic can take the crimps out of body and fenders and give you a paint job that will look like new bring your car to boadways garage and let wilson estimate your paint or repair job boadways service station opposite mansion house phone 265 modernize your old seed drill and save money merely by attaching an efficient preston fertilator you can make it a combination seed and fertilizer drillthe fertilatorisallsteelandcanbenttached easily to standard makes of seed drills it sows any grade of fertilizer is positive in action and places the fertilizer down the spouts with the grain i write for complete details the jamesway oil- burning brooder reliable economical wellmade its jamesway all through the jamesway oil burning brooder will eovo you money and time gives you stronger healthier chicks eastern steel products 370 guelph street preston obu jfftftef factories also at montreal toronto to be given away absolutely free a new standard ford v8 coach 60 hp by d holden sons ford dealers at stouffville markham and 3290 danforth avenue toronto to the winners of the luckydrawn ticket at a public demonstration on july 1st 1938 terms and conditions free duplicate tickets will be given on purchases as previously carried out in former years see our advertising phamplets for particulars we have installed in our premises at markham over 1000 worth of special equipment and tools to give firstclass service on ford v8 and ford a cars and trucks we have also installed a high power greasing outfit 6000 lbs pressure which will handle trogan grease which lasts 3 times longer in your bearings and bushings statistics show that 85 per cent of re pair accounts are due to poor and improper lubrication your upholstery and inside of car vaccurried free with each grease job we have also secured the services of an experienced and competent mechanic who has been through the school at the ford motor co which gives a mechanic the proper knowledge pertaining to service proper but no mechanic can do a proper job without the special equipment and tools to work with we have them list of our reconditioned cars and trucks for sale ford v8 tudor trunk 193c kord vs tudor standard 1935 durant special coupo 1931 ford a tudor std 1930 oldsmobile sedan spec 1930 2 ford alton trucksduals 1930 ford v8truck2 ton dual 1935 ford vstrucks2 ton dual 1914 ford light delivery 1933 chev light del ivory 1934 ford panel delivery 1931 ford a light delivery 1930 noi locaoi hihiimfiurmi mmomst t of mltk xawjractuns or miut rtoovcre ommutow mtouohom m woiio loexoi ioexie also a number of other good reconditioned cars and trucks for sale including 4 fordson tractors d f holden sons ford sales service phone stouffville 18401 phone markham 120 toronto 1390 danforth ave phone howard 0156

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