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stouffvffle ontario august 19th 1937 altona mr and mrs l hodgson spect sunday at keswick mrs grant baker of rosedau spent last week at her borne here miss lucille howsam spent last week with her aunt at caesarea mr and imrs j mcdonald of kin- sale visited at a e davis on sun day on friday evening a miscellane ous shower was held at j byers in honor of mr and mrs george byer who were recently married a very pleasant evening was spent in games after which they showered the new ly weds with many lovely and useful gifts the monthly meeting of the wi was held at the home of mrs l hodgson oa wednesday last a at present farm commodity prices wroofing costs less today tnah in i9ss i pat s m increases in tbo pnco of nteel havo necessitated a slight intreasa in tie cost of metal roofing but it actually costa you less relatively to buy rib- roll or titelap roofing today than it did in 1933 look at these figures hero is what it costyou in commodities to buy ribroll or titelap roofing in 1933 efl compared to today cost of 100 sq ft roofing 1933 1937 beef 120 lbs 112 lbs wheat 685 bu 56 bu oata m bu 9675 bu barley 115 bu- a bu bacon hogs 96 lbs 83 lbs so dont put off getting a new roof to protect your crops and livostock get one of canada 8 two best roofing values rtbroll and titelap roofing easy toput on right over your old roof they save money by cutting upkeep cobt i boburotogetthegenuineesp roduct and havo no regrets hero ore many unsuccessful imitators send ridge and rafter mh measurement for free cost 0m writo us for details or seeyour banker he will welcome you uk stat1te ledhed nails lead on the head positively seals the nailhole a drive screw nail that holds like a bulldog jamesway poultry equipment no matter how large or small your flock there is jamcsway equipment of every type to suit your needs exactly specialists in incubators ven tilation and poultry housing writo for literature weath tight 706 gutlph street preston ontario sps r eastern steel products the preston fertilator attached to your seed drill enables you to sow fertilizer with your fall wheat factories also at montreal and toronto special features at this meeting were a cake and cookie demonstration by the juniors and a dress parade by the members of the intitule the visitors that were present had the privilege of judging and the prize winners were for cakes ruth slack margaret spang and barbara barkey cookies audrey slack gladys spang and barbara mc- creight dress parade slim lmrs d crosier and esther davis styl ish stout mrs w slack and mrs b lewis specials for this week domino baking powder lb 17c white satin pastry flour bag s3c super suds deal 1 super suds 3 cakes soap for 24c sweet mixed pickles bottle 23c ijayside choice tomatoes tin 10c domino golden corn 2 for 23c nature best peaches 2 for 25c green giant tomato juice 3 for 23c stores limited stouffville branch kenneth phillips manager bethesda miss anna boleuder was iu tor onto for a rjfew days miss blanche atkinson spent a week camping near collingwood mrs thompson and miss jean of toronto spent the weekend with major thompson mrs fred chaffey of toronto has been visiting a couple of weeks with her aunt miss selenan atkinson mr and mrs jno speuce also mr and mrs albert scott and family were visiting iu whitby on sunday the young peoples society will meet next tuesday night at 8 pm mr earle hiese of stouffville will give the topic the service on sunday was in charge of the wms mrs filyer of ringwood was the speaker and the music was furnished by the cherry girls of gormley the service at the united church this sunday will be in charge of the young peoples union mr a d bruce of melville will bring the message the lawn at mr and mrs geo lyons was the scene of an open air meeting on imonday night when the bypu of the baptist church of aurora met and invited the ypu of our church to join them rev mr parks gave the topic and the musical numbers were enjoyed by all after the meeting welders corn and coffee was served the jr institute will meet on thursday august 2g at the home of mrs harry pugh miss enna hiese of stouffville will give an address on welfare at this meeting there will be an exhibit of a diningroom centre of home grown flowers all members are asked to please enter an exhibit which will be judged by miss marjorie mertens of stouffville card of thanks mr blias lehman and family wish to thank their relatives friends and neighbors for their many floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement v mi imwtw m lip- ll you drive recklessly and have not made up your mind to stop it you are going to find yourself in serious trouble soon the department of highways is determined to put reckless drivers off the road and keep them off if you need yourcar in business stop and think for a minute what would happen if you had your driving license cancelled you might lose your job but what is your job compared to the death crippling or injuring of a good citizen reckless drivers are criminals going along our highways breaking laws maiming and killing defenseless people our laws are adequate and fair obey them and you will keep out of trouble break them and take the consequences you cannot say you have not been warned stop speeding stop cutting in stop passing on hills stop taking chances of any kind if you must drive slower than the average traffic keep well to the right side of the highway or use the side roads do not block other traffic gormley mrs a pope spent the weekend with mrs forrester and arvllla imiss dorothy doust of toronto spent sunday at home with her parents miss helen doner is spending a few days with mr and mrs ed dix on miss gladys doner spent a few davs with doris hoover at uuion- ville mr davis of stayuer is visiting a few weeks with mrs forrester and arvilla donie doner is spending a few- days with teddy boadway in stouff ville a number in this community have had an attack of summer flu but are up and out again mr and mrs paul boadway and teddy visited with mr and mrs frank harvey on sunday mr landon heise is expecting to arrive at mr doners farm on thuts day with jnother ear of western horses lawrence pope is spending a few days with his father at lake joseph where he is in charge of the cnr station mr fred thompson and two sons of montreal mr and mrs h sutton of mt dennis mr and mrs bill thompson of mt dennis and mi and mrs frank thompson visited with mr jabez thompson and mary over the weekend mr and mrs currie and miss currie of clarksburg mr and imxa atkins of heathcote also relatives from box grove aurora and bloomington visited with mr an mrs john beach one day last week probably one of the linest corn fields that could be found in ontario this summer is the one at clarence doners place the field has stalks 12 feet high and they run from this great height down to seven and eight feet where it is shortest and that isnt so short either donors corn field is ten acres of wonderful crop our little village is now equipped with a chopping mill and cider mill the two units are being completed rapidly by the proprietor frank harvey the industry comprises two separate buildings and will un doubtedly be a busy place as the days go along our farmers have harvested ex cellent fall wheat crops and pota toes are turning out well although the price is quite low our largest producer is roy brillinger rev herbert and mrs shantz have returned to their home her after being so suddenly called to roseville near kitchener where mrs shantzs father henry schrieb er died with tragic suddenness on the day of his demise he worked in the harvest field all through then had supper and helped to milk large herd of cows and feed the pigs it was after nine oclock when his duties were complete and by ten oclock he was dead a sudden hear attack took him away inside of ten minutes he was a man in his bsth year and a member of the old mennonite body besides his vyif four sons and four daughters sur vive they being mrs shantz of gormley miss elizabeth at home miss margaret in gait mrs pfohl of bright and formerly of gormley the sons are harold of gait edwin of ayr henry of williamsburg and milton of port elgin the late mi schrieber was laid to rest in the lutheran cemetery at kitchener our community about gormley extend sincere sympathy to mrs shantz at this time ontario motorists will cooperate to put reckless drivers where they belong here is what to do when you see a motorist driving in a manner dangerous to the public take his number make a careful note of the actual time and place and when you reach your destination write to the motor vehicles branch department of highways toronto giving full details we do not invite reports of minor infringements of the traific laws you are requested to use sound judgment we will deal adequately with ffenders ontario department of highways motor vehicles branch vandorf many farmers will finish cutting their grain it his week miss marjorie mackey was guest of miss mabel caron on sunday mr bailey of sharon visited with the lundy family on sunday owing to the busy season the yps are holding itheir meetings sunday evenings mr and mrs morley andrews hilda and baby boy spent sunday with mr and mrs edgar rose sunday evening the yps held their meeting owing to the garden party to be held at the church on wednesday evening of this week glad to see more out to church on sunday morning mrs cale gave a very inspiring address mas carr preldent of the ladles aid opened tlte service and mrs james oliver lead in prayer wilcox cottagers confer with council conference lasted over two hours on saturday the reeve and members of whit church township council were in a most tolerant mood last saturday for despite the fact that they had plenty of municipal business to transact they listened to a delega tion of ratepayers from lake wilcox for more than two hours headed by president audersou of the lake association the group talked every thing from nuddism to garbage collection frank pritchard was the chief spokesman he asked for better parking arrangements life saving equipment at the beach dust layer an investigation into the charges for garbage collection due notice of all lands in the lake area offered for sale to meet tax arrearages and earlier notification of yearly taxes reeve toole outlined his policy about dust layer which is that it is available to farmers or cottageis at a nominal cost many had taken advantage of the arrangement he said and the township itself had spent around 1000 as their share if a better arrangement could be de vised for next year mr toole said he was willing to consider it bur for this year there could be no change in policy the reeve also promised to look into the cause of garbage collection mounting in cost this last year over the previous years he said the council would follow up the protest made by the ratepayers to the de partment asking for a reduction of the speed limit around the lake a bylaw passed to regulate this traffic had been turned down previously by the department but now that the people had protested direct the reeve promised to cooperate with them deputy reeve cook promised co operation in obtaining lifesaving equipment and councillors leary kidd and wells also assured the men and women present that they stood to cooperate within reason they each said that many of the little difficulties could be adjusted classified notices man wanted for harvest john speuce phone 2913 for sale 35 suckiug pigs for sale also young durham cow full flow m talt phone 7403 ror sale team of bay mares and one horse 5 years priced reasonable j barry phone 261 wanted farm hand for farm near stouffville apply the tribune car of horses young work horses ready for the farm an other car lot for sale t h paisley phone 2g7 farm to rent 125 acres ad joining village of claremont twp of pickering good buildings lots of water apply to g borland claremont work horses a car uad of good work horses in good con dition several matched teams expected to arrive on wednesday august is may be seen at c n doners gormley to rent modern groom bung- alo sun room and garage nico lot immediate possession edward street western stoufiville apply owner w simpson phone 198 peachs mr lome wideman is home again from a five week course at guelph mr and mrs brignal with friends motored to jacksons point on sun day we are glad to have mr edward hastings back in our midst after his long illness mir albert allen of thistletown called on mr robert mead one day recently friends from dunnville visited at the home of mr and mrs george hoover over the weekend several in our neighbourhood have been ill with a mild type of flu hope they will soon be better eva and margaret brignal are visiting their grandmother at locust hill there will he no service at our church next sunday how about go ing to melville those who attended church last sunday morning greatly enjoyed the splendid gospel message presented by rev arthur greer of stouffville our wms held their regular monthly meeting in the church on tuesday books of study presenting interesting headlights of faroff fields are being read in an efficient way by members of our society and enjoyed by all our hearers mr pritehards protest about a jewish element which had cornered a section of the district as being a disgrace and a detriment to the neighboring campers was turned over to constable williamson who promised to visit the district wanted to rent g room modern house client wants years lease wanted farms to rent pay g months rent in advance geo e linker stouffville phone 179 for sale a number of young sows bred also one jersey cow springer and a set of auitomoiiibi tires 525x17 quanity early pot toes for sale apply r e b-ue- man phone 606 viking cream separators sales and service the separator with the 10year guarantee all sizes at attractive terms on prices l johnston ageit phone 1114 notice to creditors tenders for addition to municipal buildings melville irev robt young as in charge of the service at melville last sunday mr and mrs l lenzell were the guests of mr and mrs h spofford last friday mr and mrs arnold mortson and son neil were the guests of the gay- man family on sunday rev and imirs mcewen celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at pendtang on saturday august 7 miss shirley hoover and miss jean hallman are spending a holi day with their aunt mrs willis lehman several melville families had the pleasure of listening to miss luella gayman last week who rendered two beautiful numbers we wish ncr every success our 6th line ball team went over to musselmans lake en fri day evening of last week and as us ual were victorious by the score of 6 to2 bcrnlc gayman limited the homesters to six hits and they ob tained their only runs in the second to the last innings the 6th line solved doc daniels delivery in the last innings and scored 6 runs a rally by the home team was cut short by a snappy triple play by harley wideman the local boys have been playing good ball this year losing only one game sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and marked tenders for building will be received up until 12 oclock noon on 1st day of september 1917 for the construc tion and completion of an addition to the municipal buildings in the village of stouffville plans and specifications may be seen at the clerks office the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted j s dougherty clerk in the matter of the estate of john stapletox late of the village of stouffville in the county of york retired farmer deceased notice is hereby given pursuant to the trustee act and amendments thereof that all per sons having claims against the es tate of john stapleton late of the village of stouffville in the county of york retired farmer de ceased who died on the 6th day of august 1937 are hereby notified to send to the undersigned execut ors or their solicitors full particul ars of their claims on or before the 11th day of september 1937 after which date the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the executors shall then have had notice executors shall then have had notice dated august 17th 1937 frank mertens weston out herbert burnett stouffville r r no 2 anna stapleton stouffville out executors- mccullough button stouffville ontario solicitors for the executors notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of herbert porter lute of the village of stouffville in the county of york merchant deceased notice is hereby given pur suant to the trustee act that all persons having claims against the estate of herbert porter late of the village of stouffville in the county of york merchant deceas ed who died on the 1st day of june 1937 are hereby notified to send to the undersigned administratrix or her solicitors full particulars of their claims on or before the 21st day of august 1937 after which date the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the adminis tratrix shall then have had notice dated this 3rd day of august 1937 winnifrod porter administratrix stouffville ont mccullough button solicitor for the administratrix stouffville out quality price grain grain we are now interested in truck loads of wheat barley oats etc and can quote top market prices get in touch with us before buying your seed wheat cleaned to your own standards and treated withcere- san at a small additional ch arge if desired in our government supervised plant ceresan supplied at usual prices we list and stock feeds for every feeding requirement also leading brands of fall fertilizers free delivery on all orders cream of the west four 98s 405 robin hood flour 98s 400 dicksons hill mills established 1842 markham ont stouffville ont plus service