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stouffville ontario july 15th 1937 0t30i ionoc ioz30i xosaob loeaox ioexoz thurs fri sat july 15 16 17 a o mon tues wed july 19 20 21 jack bonny burns allen martha raye a o thurs fri sat july 222324 an all technicolour production based on novel by james oliver curtvood gods country and the woman starring george brent and beverly roberts the story entertalnly hlends the clash between man and woman of rival timber camps in the canadian wilds theres an assortment of excitements which keep the pitch intense throughout stanley n o a cmorr 30e30i i0e30e the a t r k 1 i 30e30e 30e30i york county jersey breeders held ijiolr annual picnic at woodland park cedar grove on saturday last a uood turn out is reported specials for this week libbys catchup 2 for 25c standard light syrup pears 2 tins 19c catellis yello eye beans 3 25c domestic shortening ls 13e domestic shortening 4s 19c aylmer white corn tin 10c buyeide choice peas tin 10c lowneys caramels lb 19e karbal soap 4 16e hood quality brooms each 25c whiz fly spray s oz 29c juukett ice cream mix 2 19c pearl soap deal 5 pearl 1 rinso 27c tomato juice large 3 for 25c fin salt 50 lb bag 39c homes punch assorted bottle 5c corned beef piece lb 19c sridlands spiced pork lb 19c dominion stores limited stouffville branch kenneth phillips manager allaying of dust is appreciated by farmers farmers seem to appreciate the recent arrangement for placing dust layer on the roads in whitchurch persons living close to the road whose places were becoming unbear able because of dust from ever in creasing traffic have been abla to secure relief on applying to the township council over six tons of calcium ehloride have been used and more is to be purchased this week the direct cost to the farmer or resi dent opposite whose premises the dust layer is put is very small a great blessing is the way one farmer exressed his approval of being able to get relief others say they would have paid more money rather than be without the calcium oil has been placed around wilcox lake we understand but not out to yonge street but musselmans lake district is still in the dust the cottagers have been asked to contri bute 36ciper cottage toward the cost but through their official spokesmen at the head of the ratepayers association there they have flatly refused to make any direct contri bution thos robinson dead in the passing of thomas robin- inson in his 95th year on june 29t son in his 95th year on june 29ih whitchurch township lost one of its oldest pioneer residents mr robinson was born in whitchurch township in 1842 and lived in this section all his hie he helped to clear the land to make a farm for himself and endure many hardships to make this section what it is today on september 12th 1870 he married sarah brillinger to that union was born two children mary now mrs a b sheffer of bethesda and alfred robinson of aurora and one adopted daughter viola now mrs parker smith of aurora the funeral took place on friday service in heise hill church was con ducted by mr winger of gormley and rev mr westcott of aurora interment took place in heise hill cemetery rural promotions s s xo 8 whitchurch to sr 4lh david clark mae han cock to jr 4 th frances ferguson kathleen hancock mazo hancock arlene harper to sr 3rd arnold harper david ratcliff to jr 3rd lawrence barkey to sr 2nd albert gilbert to jr 2nd keith clarke ralph hancock to sr 1st isabel stewart allen gilbert ross dunbar iiris jordan bruce jordan beginners glynn dunbar lenore spence gertrude spenie glenn stewart ruth jordan anne f freemanteacher ss xo t maitkiivm to sr 4th irene beatty ii betty topper ii hazel johnson h earl shirk r to jr 4th murray bennett ii to sr 3rd bengt olesen hi grace steckley helen donor kve- lyn shantz lloyd harvey jean sid- er to jr 3rd harry nelson h carrie gardiner marion nelson to 2nd donald stephenson h donald donor ii peter ahram lloyd steckley gilbert gardiner john mccague agnes sider maur ice gardiner sr 1st bruce cullen gordon coop er george cooper lawrence pope sr pr lawrence stephenson jr pr earl gardiner anna can ning mable jennings teacher dickson hill quality price market hogs faster gains lower feed consumption greater economy the new master complete feeding system for hogs is sweeping ontario nothing else but water needed when you feed master pig starter master pig grower master pig finisher heres how simple the master complete system is feed master pig starter up to 10 weeks then change to master pig grower till your pigs aveiage 150 lbs finish them to top market quality with master pig finisher use these feeds wet dry or in self feeders nothing else but water is needed to produce hogs that will grade out at the top on the rail or on foot get full particulars next time you are in mccormickdeering binder twine is everywhere considered the best obtainable buy it from us at no additional cost dicksons hill mills bethesda dont forget saturday the big reunion mr and mrs will march of aurora had tea on sunday with mr and mrs a b shaffer miss reta chapman of aurora spent a few days with her cousin miss alma burkholder mrs d snider of stouftville was the weekend guest of mrs a b shaffer mr lome ham of markham call ed at the home of mr and mrs chas atkinson on sunday irev and mrs l e atkinson and miss thelma of stouffville had tea with misses selena flossie and edith atkinson on sunday the heavy rain on sunday made things look fresh and green again very little damage was done in this district although some grain was flattened watch out saturday is the big day for the reunion in honour of imr pike which will be held at ratcliffs park there will be a program of local talent at night the affair extends over saturday afternoon and evening markham ont plus established 1842 stouffville ont service body fender repairs are expertly executed at our garage if your car gets in a jam telephone silverthorns and we will render you quick service remove the dints and repair body damage to your car we are also equipped to paint cars and guarantee a firstclass job at reasonable cost silverthorns garage telephone 170 glasgow a numbor from here attended the orange parade held at sutton on monday mrs edwin forysthe visited with relatives in goodwood on monday misses ilene and mary ransom have returned to their home in tor onto after spending a weeks vaca tion with their cousin mrs henry slack miss edna agnew of stouffville spent imbnday with miss margaret forsyth e mr w i smith of rest harbour was homo over the weekend glad to see miss gertrude slack out again after undergoing an opera tion at uxbridge last wednesday for the removing of her tonsils mr and mrs w i smith attended the wedding of their son lewis to miss k caughley of toronto on saturday mr roy smith brother of the groom acted as best man uxbridge twp council uxbridge township council met on saturday at goodwood with members all present reeve james in the chair communications from county clerk gave amount to be raised by twp of uxbridge for county purposes as 1237204 be ing 090 03 jiighcr than last year caused by a change in the school act mr furness replied to the clerks letter re stopping trains at good wood saying he had asked tho iminister of transport to look into the matter of having the trains stop at goodwood and recommended a flag stop miss vera prentice entered a strong protest alleging council had torn up and destroyed her boulevard tho principal part of the business was the passing of accounts the showers on sunday here were indeed a great blessing they saved the wheat and early grain situation as well as aiding tho growth of the many vegetable crops and pastures tho second growth of alfalfa is also away to a good start mr h kirk of toronto visitel with his parents mr and mrs j kirk on sunday mr alex jones has recently bem applying a coat of paint to his mill thus an old land mark has been re moved at least disappeared we wish to extent our sympathy to mrs scheh and family in their recent bereavement garden party and ice cream and cake social under auspices or the womens association of lemonville united church on wednesday july 21st on the lawn of the lemonville school splendid program has been arranged adults 25e children 15c altona miss louise howsam of epsom spent a few days ith her cousin lucille howsam the rain on sunday evening was much appreciated in our community refreshing the grain and fruit al though in some parts an over- supply came causing damage to the crop although threatening for rain all afternoon the garden party held under the auspices of the womens institute was a decided success xo doubt many more would have at tended had the weather been more favorable however the members are very grateful to the patronage ex tended to them the annual womens institute picnic isto he held at ramona park on thursday afternoon a short business meeting will be held first followed by sports and supper all the men are requested to be there for supper when a lucky draw will take place come along everyone one of the biggest hay crops in history is being taken in around here fall wheat looks promising also oats and barley there is grave danger of the long straw going down before filling in the head and some fields are now fairly flattened from recent rains bali burnham kkuxiov ok a o 30e30x the mines 1 perron east malartig sladen malartig senore latest information on request j b cane 80 king st west toronto ont phone elgin5j9j it x0k30e xoe ionoc o i o d o o a o o d xo melville a huge success was the ball burnham reunion held july 1st on the spacious lawn of mr and mrs c r elford near sandford about 125 were present and ill enjoyed the games races for the children and musical program mr stewart ball and imr rae buriiham were elected as presidents of each group forthe coming year the oldest member present was irev r burnham of campbellford those from most distant point mr and mrs w n ball and mr legate from walkerville others from out of town parts were mr and mrs robinson and son washago mrs w tompkins queensville from oshawa mr and mrs robt heaslip and family mr and imrs roland ball and daughter mr and mrs taylor from toronto mr and mrs r ball mr and mrs h madill hazel mr and mrs ernest imndill and sons mr and airs earl madill and family mr and mrs d andrews mr and mrs alfred fossi and family and several others from stouffville mr and imrs k bunker and family mr and mrs baker mr and mrs oliver madill and daughters it was decided to meet again juiv 1 1st 1138 one and ip iff oitre ajfold meal juice mr earl hoover motored to brant ford last friday afternoon miss gladys lehman was the guest of mr and mrs norman long at simcoe beach last week mr and mrs a wise of toronto were the guests of mr and mrs h h spofford on sunday sunday school and church ser vices will be held at the usual hours next sabbath members of the steckley wagg gayman hisey and lehman famil ies held a picnic at lakeside park oshawa tuesday of this week misses doris lyons and doreen lehman of simcoe beach spent the weekend with mr and mrs j w lehman and family mr and mrs edgar nigh mrs a elliot of toronto and j w lehman attended the funeral of the late warren slack of hagersville tues day july 13th in spite of the very hot weather last wednesday a goodly crowd was in attendance at our picnic a lively program of sports under the supervision of s s supt b gay- man was enjoyed by young and old alike we are indebted to mr rat- cliff for the use of his flue pianic grounds fortunate is the com munity which has in its midst a family who recognize the need for a good play ground and proceed to do something about it mrs w forrester and messrs harry forrester and reid brum- well called on mr and mrs mcroberts of massey in northern ontario last week after several un successful years in western canada the imcroberts family moved to massey only to have their crops burned out again the family are making arrangements to settle in or near melville in the near future messrs harry forrester and eliot mcciure of cashel accompanied the unionville orange lodge to sutton on the 12th bruce lehman of the stouffville band is nursing sore shoulders caused by carrying the heavy drum on the four mile march in the northern town a gentleman from this neighbour hood was stopped by a markham constable one night last week walls returning home from stouffville at a very late hour there were no garages open where the driver could obtain the necessary burned out fusi doing the best he could he had one of his- companions stationed on the running board with a flash light after a blushing bawling out was administered by the constable the driver was told to proceed carefully on his way having dismissed the incident from his thoughts he was very much surprised to receive two blue tickets one for faulty lights and the other for poor brakes notwith standing the fact that his brakes were not tested surely under such circumstances the exercising of a little consideration and courtesy by the law would not have been mis placed an improvised orchestra was hurriedly summoned from the ranks last tuesday evening to serenade our newly weds mr and mrs jno white after the clatter had subsided and the bride and groom congratu lated and cheered the captain and i one of his whistle tooters departed later to return with several gallons of ice cream which was consumed with gusto a shower was held on tuesday evening for mr and mrs white owing to the fact that copy must be handed in tuesday we will report further in next issue tho terrific electrical storm of last sunday afternoon played havoc with the grain crops in this section nearly all tho fields were blown flat by tho high wind and the miniature cloud hurst which accompanied the storm the man on the binder will have a tough job this year fortun ately much of the crop is well filled on july 12th imrs jno mcewen and daughters jean molly and betty and son john motored to their cot tage at triple bay where they will spend the holidays miss norma carmlchaol of penetang spent a few days of last week with her sister mrs mcewen and family barn dance you are sure of a good time if you attend the barn dance on the evening of friday july 16th just east of bogarttown opening of the new steel barn on lot 29 4th concession of whitchurch there will be novelty dances and prizes and fun for young and old old time and imtodern music the royut arcadian with billy hole calling on admission 25 cents ice cream lawn social keep the date of wednesday juy 28 free for the ice cream social to be held on the lawn at s herbert footes 3 miles west of stouffville auspices christ church anglican classified notices i for sale tiwo sows with young pigs b cober gormley pigs for sale phone 9206 don 40 chunks storry holstein cow fresh for sale ralph baker phone 215 also 3 or 4 collie pups puro bred for sale cheap deering bind er 7 ft cut in good repair ilso steel tired top buggy and a lawn mower j b cooney phone 264 for sale a markham stlo in good eondltion apply to robert harblnson con 3 markham for sale hen house 14x24 with upper floor movable in sections double sheeted apply n forsyth church st stouffville wanted hired man experienc ed milker and farm worker non smoker preferred apply phone 5510 mrs ken walker car for sale 1928 star 6 cylinder good condition nd good tires only 60 for quick sale mrs herb porter for sale car load work horses and a few colts all broken and ready for work priced reason able t h paisley phone 267 cattle pasture i am pre pared to take in a limited num ber of cattle for pasture running water and lots of grass george foote phone 4815 for sale at w e mordens main st old fashioned cup board three large deep drawers cupboard below suitable for kitchen linen storage etc for sale a sow and eleven pigs two weeks old one sowdue july 16th twelve shoats also team bay geldings 7 and 8 years one gp mare one heavy draft mare j barry phone 261 ringwood mr and mrs milton gillham were sunday visitors at david gillharas mr and mrs joseph b hoover are visiting relatives in mazoppa alberta miss gertrude wegg of unionville spent friday with mr an mrs roy grove carl davis of toronto spent the weekend with his parents mr and mrs earl davis mrs t grove mrs j m arove miss ada barkey and mrs nancy lee of stouffville spent wednesday at wilcox lake with miss l barkey of toronto weed warning vandorf maple leaf dairy phone 16503 mr and mrs robt carr mr and mrs gordon carr and miss lmnbel are home from their extended trip to saskatchewan sunday brought an abundance of rain here accompanied by a very heavy electrical storm no damage has so far been reported grain is heading fast find some fields were rather badly bent over thursday night of this week there will be an illustrated lecture given by rev mr storey of africa return- 1 cd missionary j township of uxbridge weeds have no place in a pro- kresslvo municipality do your share to prevent their spread tho weed control act state township of uxbridge clause 5 every occupant of land or if the land is unoccupied the owner shall destroy all weeds designated noxious by the regu lations as often in every year as is sufficient to prevent the ripening of their seetls clauso 23 any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this act or refuses or neglects to obey any lawful order of an inspector given under authority of this act shall incur a penalty of not leas than 10 nor more than 50 for every such offence w o casile weed inspector l