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stouffville ontario thursday march 31 1938 couxtv council approve sweepstakes proposed legislation by premier hepburn to legalize sweepstakes in ontario was unanimously approved this week by members of york co council taxation committee its the only solution to our taxa tion problem declared reeve dales of newmarket instead of permitt ing thousands of dollars to go to other countries for sweep tickets tor why not keep it at home the members lauded the premier on the firm stand he has taken in the matter it is expected that the warden and commissioners will forward a resolution to the provin cial government favoring sweeps veterans attention motor coach services bring more customers more frequently to all the shops in all the towns gray coach lines use 1937 ford delux coach radio 1937 ford delux coach heater 1935 ford standard coach 1935 ford standard sedan 1935 ford delux sedan with 1934 ford delux coach 1934 ford delux coupe 1930 2 standard coaches 1929 ford standard coach 192 ford phaeton values 1928 whippet sedan trucks 1936 ford 2 ton 134 1935 fore 2 ton 157 1934 chev 2 ton dump truck 1929 chev 1v ton stake setwart warner car radio 1935 philco mantle radio short and long wave 1938 philco mantle short long wave reduced price number of good reconditioned cars and trucks at reduced prices look for the blue and red r g sign d f holden sons phone stouffville 18401 phone markham 120 auction sale the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction i lot 15 con 5 mark ham north of unionville claremont rev j e and mrs glover attend ed the funeral of the late mrs rev mutton of greenwood on monday mr jw farr and family moved to their new residence the former scott home at north clarcmont mr wilkinson of stouffville will take possession this week of his newly acquired property the brick store at the four corners miss margaret speucely was taken to a toronto hospital on sunday morning where she underwent an operation for appendicitis her num erous friends wish her a speedy re covery miss spencely is teacher of the school on the 7th of pickering the executors of the estate of the late janet young held an auct ion sale of the real estate and house hold effects on saturday afternoon the sale was well attended and good prices prevailed the residence was purchased by james young of brook- iin brother of the deceased mr and mrs roy morgan cele brated their 20th wedding anniver sary on saturday mar 19th when they entertained about go relatives and friends in the evening several of these were from out of town numerous beautiful and useful gifts were received by the honored couple the dining room was prettily de corated in pink and white with large bouquets of daffodils on the follow ing imonday evening they again were hosts to several of their local friends at an evening of cards the brougham union lodge a p and am held ladies night on wednesday evening last when the members entertained their wives as well as numerous other guests thos- coming from toronto stouffville markham pickering and other places the evening began with a banquet in the masonic hall at 730 warden s graham acted as master of cer monies and the usual toasts v proposed and responded to an able ventriloquist also added to the en joyment of the banquet program later in the evening there was dan cing and cards mrs connor and her staff of employees catered for the banquet the york county veterans ban quet in honour of benjamin frank lin cox will be held at the carls rite motel on saturday april 2 at 730 pm the following gentlemen have accepted invitations to attend the rt hon sir wm mulock ko mg mr morgan baker mpp major hac bruels pc imagi- trate keith major alexander mc- kenzie lt col wp mulo k kc mp col burton and many of th reeves of the municipalities and others dress for the troops be en and medals the committee reports a record attendance and it is ex pected that it will be the largest banquet ever held by the association for further information refer to major a g condie chairman james muston treasurer or james but ler secretary of banquet committee dickson hill sunday visitors were- bob hamil ton of ellesmere with imr a e barkey mr and mrs jos sider and agnes with w a jones and family miss gladys harmon with miss kathleen mover mr and mrs w johnston and mr clarke all of unionville guests of mr and mrs ken walker mrs bie and miss richardson of pickering village spent the week end with mrs j c barkey mrs hamilton of saruia addressed the sunday school for a few minutes last sunday the sunday services were all well attended stouffville 5c to 155 store we are holding our month end sale on thursfri and sat of this week and here are a lew oi our specials glass mixing bowls 8c fancy cream jugs 5c galvanized pails 25c mens work socks 15c mens fancy socks 15c ladies new stlye hand bags 59c window curtains 59c celanese hose introductory offer 19c childrens celanese dresses 39c garden seeds 3 for 10c bethesda quality price are you sowing your wild oats again this season this is quite unnecessary the equipment which we now have at your disposal which positively removes every last wild oat from barley and gives you practically a 100 per cent separation on wild oats from oats we can also seperate barley from oats grade your oats or treat your grain our grain treating equipment has been brought fully uptodate with an improved mixer so that you are assured the highest grade of work possible farmers and dealers are bringing many miles to have them cleaned work will always please you charges faction guaranteed grain and seeds called for and delivered at slight cost dicksons hill mills their clover seeds it our plant our reasonable satis- established 1s42 stouffville ontario were air mongolia on tuesday april 5th k the following valuable property of bond bros 1938 reg horses reg clydesdale mare lady may aged bred reg clydesdale mare laura bell rising 4 years old reg clydesdale mare lady hillerest aged sup to be in foal clydesdale mare rising 7 years old clydesdale colt rising 2 year old eligible to register clydesdale gelding rising s yrs old clydesdale filly rising 3 year old iblack mare gp 12 years old high grade cattle durham heifer 3 yr old milking red and white cow fresh calf by side red durham cow supposed to calve may 1st brindle cow due time of sale ired cow milking 2 months iblack cow milking bred july 10th red cow milking bred march 12th roan heifer milking bred feb 13th iroan heifer fresh calf by side 5 durham heifers supposed to calve mn may 3 heifers 2 years old 2 heifers i year old 9 feeding steers rising 2 years old reg durham bull reg 2 years swixe and fowl 4 yorkshire sows due in may 8 pure bred tamworth sows due in may 2 chunks weigh about 123 28 chunks weigh around 100 lbs registered berkshire boar 22 rock hens 3 geese laying gander harness brass mounted set double harness 3 sets back band team harnessgood set single harness number of horse collars quantity of other harness etc grain roots and hay about 150 bus seed oats good about 300 bus feed oats good about 250 bus of barley about 200 bus fall wheat good quantity of turnips and mangolds quantity of hay also stack of hay 2 sets drag harrows 4 sections mann cultivator 2 gang plows steel land roller set inthrow disc harrows set farm trucks good 2 hay racks good masseyharris drill 12 hoe deering springtooth cultivator 9 tooth set springtooth harrows 17tooth new scuffler sulky plow 1furrow turnip drill iron scuffler wagon box root pulper corn cultivator 2 rows drill plow with digger no 12 fleury plcw with wheels 3 no 21 fleury plows hull dog plow wide bottom miscellaneous set wilson scales 2000 cwt melotte cream separator farm wagon and box pringle good horse rake 19 ft large cuttingbox extension ladder 40 ft democrat 3 buggies cart cutter set bobsleighs good with box 2 rmerys grindstone truck wagon gear low quantity of tile quantity lumber ntijuer fence posts number iron posts number fence rails nutuberof pig crates brooder stovo colony house 12x10 number iron kettles luge number water barrels boxes shovels hoes whiffletreos and numerous other articles furniture melville bruce lehman of delhi was home for a few days last week jean mcewen spent the weekend under the parential roof margaret mcewen and bruce lehman motored to penetang last saturday mrs b henry of toronto is spend ing a few weeks with her aunt mrs brecken mr and imrs linsel and daughter helen were guests of mr and mrs h spotford last thursday mr and mrs b gayinan and mrs w lehman visited with air and mrs a mortson of langstatt on sunday last gladys lehman who was an em ployee in the imperial tobacco fact ory delhi this winter is home for the summer months after spending several months with her neice mrs b henry toron to mrs brecken has returned to her home and we are pleased to report that she has restored her health again imr and mrs peter steckley en tertained some tony guests or mon day evening of this week when they celebrated their 20th wedding an niversary after a very delightful supper served in a beautifully- de corated dining room a program of music and speeches of congratulat ions to the host and hostess were in order a most enjoyable time was spent by all mr and mrs steckley received many lovely gifts and all their friends wish them many ha op- years of wedded life among tile guests present were mr and mrs leihbt toronto mr and mrs f tyers cooksville mr and mrs h spofford imr and mrs t wegg miss zelta hollingshead mr and mrs g hilts mr and mrs h hisey mr and mrs s fretz mr and mr e steckley mr and imrs e jones mr and mrs v lehman mr and mrs l lehman mr and mrs c connor imrs n cayman mr and mrs w lehman mr and mrs a mortson and son neil mr and mrs c cayman and their daughter joan mr and mrs a hisey miss vera hilt misses imary and adeline ren- man miss beulah heiso and mr p reanian the is tht called last mr ed wideman has engagjd gordon reid foi the summer months mr joe taylor and son earl of atha spent thursday at the home of mr and mrs g taylor still others are installing hydro mr joe brownsberger most recent on our list mrs joe jietz and baby onmrs a fuller one day week mr and mrs les harper and family of newmarket spent sunday with mr and mrs d booth there were fiftyfive at sunday- school our attendance is increas ing let us continue our good work mr and imrs roy avilsou and daughter were visitors at the home of- mr and mrs will rennie on sunday lmr will rennie has purchased a new electric separator this is one of the conveniences thatgo with the electricity mrs fred pugh and son donald also phyllis spent a couple of days at the home of her sister mrs ben reinhart of stayner the many friends of mr and mrs isaac myers and family will be sorry to hear that they arc moving from this district mr and mrs myers intend to locate near whitby mrs ralph allin and billy visitors last wednesday with and mrs h wideman of ringwood misses selena and flossie atkin- werelson are visiting with mr and mrs i a galbraith at newtonbrook i several of our citizens are con fined with bad colds we hope to see them all out again soon mr and mrs clarence atkinson visited with relatives in richmond hill on sunday our friend burnice is sporting 1 new auto a terraplane which is all very interesting the junior institute are holding a quilting on wednesday afternoon at the home of miss velma gibson our recent bride and groom had the first up and down of their married life on wednesday night when they found themselves ground ed in a mudhole john bruce came to the assistance with old dobbin and the bridal couple were soon lauded on higher ground we hope ths remainder of their trip turned out to be under more pleasant cir cumstances than it began plus markham ontario service attention betz mark of good workmanship house construction any kind of al terations chimneys a specialty f w betz sons contractors vandorf some farmers have commenced working on the land sorry mr edgar rose is confined to his bed hope he will soon be out again our yps joined with that of victoria square on sunday evening and enjoyed the friendly fellow- iship the road conditions in this vicin ity are none too favorable the 4th i south has been closed for a shoit time we hope they soon improve gormley implements etc 51 h binder 7 ft cut nearly new deering mower 5 ft cut good deering mower 5 ft cut mh disc plow 2furrow new fanning mill chatham fanning mill common sense with grader happy thought cook stove sausage machine and press i awn mower table butter worker bowl and ladle number kitchen chairs couch 3 rocking chairs glass cupboard kailloaf table small table quantity linoleum 2 dressers small oilcloth washstand congoleum rug 9x10 linoleum rug 9x1014 bed springs and mattresses g dinlngroom chairs gramophone pair new curtain stretchers writing desk quantity fruit jars large number household effects not mentioned pails lanterns lamps dishes etc sale at 12 oclock car overhaul if your car lacks power and pep or uses oil to excess why not let us quote you on an over haul job you will be surprised how little it will cost for a guar anteed job you may also have this on our timepayment plan small weekly or monthly peyments raes garage service that satisfies goodwood phone 2002 miss dorothy doust was home for the weekend the dickson hill revival was well attended from here miss carry epp toronto was guest at c donors mr and mrs paul boadway ted and dorothy were visiting here at frank harveys on sunday the chorus class from the ontario bible school went to stephensvillo on wednesday to present a program there we regret to report that mrs harvey is suffering from eye trou ble sap is running poorly but there is some improvement this week the 4 th concession has been closed owing to bad conditions on the vandorf hill this is moving time we report that mr and mrs ora byer are moving to a place in the niagara district now who will bale the hay ora has rented a farm mr and mrs frank thompson of ml dennis were here visiting his father jabez thompson and mary about 30 young folk assembled at the home of mr and mrs clarence donor lo tender a birthday party to their son harold pine orchard been noon sharp this is a very large sale and will start on time terms cash no reserve farm soli 3 h prentice ken prentice auctioneers give your car a spring tune up have you had your car in the garage all winter are you waiting for the roads to clear up then how about having tuned up now ness is slack shell service carl boadway proprietor your car while busi- miss minnie widdifield has on the sick list mrs woodhouso spent thursday in vivian mr ed johnstons house is being wired for electricity mrs lloyd ol mount albert visit ed her daughter mrs woods on moi we are glad to have mr bruce hope back in our comunity for a visit mr daley imcclure has returned home after spending the winter up north mr and mrs leslie harper and family visited relatives in stouff ville on sunday mr chas brandon jr percy hutchinson and bruce hope spent saturday in toronto bruce return- 1 ing with a car a good crowd turned out to hear the program put on by the boys at club friday night the orchestra selections also piano music by mr sherwood was enjoyed by all doug hope is to be congratulated on his piano accordian selection mr liin- ney tried to impress the ladies a man could easily do a ladys work it sounded well on paper but doing it might be different the enter- prize was edited by ross armitago everyone joined in community slug- ing a spelling match backwards was followed by a daintv lunch serv ed by the boys imr fowler was chairman mr hope taking the chair for the business session goodwood miss eva latcham was home over the weekend miss mary doten spent the week end with air and mis r stony miss marie baston is spending a few days in toronto and windsor mr and mrs justus todd visit ing at his home here on sunday congratulations go to mr and mrs harry woodland on the birth- of a daughter mr and mrs walter copper attended the flower show in toronto on tuesday the sick of the community mrs l fields very low at the time of writing mrs mary meyers quite ill also mrs christopher sheeny the play given by the bypu of claremont in the goodwood bap tist church on friday entitled one in nine was well rendered the play is as good as a sermon and each character presented his part well the water in our village is the least we have had for some years the snow went away gradually and there was little rain thanks mr weatherman geo todd has improved the build ing just north of the provincial highway near the track he js having a storeroom built at the south end for his implement re pairs and seeds which he considers will be more convenient we always look at the toronto flashes to see how our old friend walter davey is progressing while he is having quite a struggle we are glad to note he is improving al though nothing has been done as yet we hope for his helping hand around that time the members that attended miss ion band on saturday wore treated to sandwiches and birthday cake at the home of mr and mrs c w watson it was the nth birthday of dean watson a pleasant hour was spent some fourteen attending ralph todd has secured a position on mr schells farm on the 4th con kenneth stewart has engaged with edgar stony bloomington tops the world classified notices for sale oats quantity banner seed ph ml albert 4102 for sale circular saw on truck will sell cheap d graham markham 1505 for sale early seed oats gop her variety imorgan deiteer stouffville ru3 to rent 1 have 25 acres of land to rent or work on shares buildings walter gray seed barley go bus oac no 21 excellent color jos wideman phone 3016 timothy seed for sale also s pigs about go pounds phone 9320 frank whetter for sale small pigs litter of eight ready to wean phone 1103 t howard stjohn stouffville creamery co this week quoted 44c lb for first grade cream the canadian quotat ions is now the highest in the world exceeding even the u s a which is frequently a- leader births bunker in newmarket hospital on march- 22 193s to mr and mrs clarence bunker olive bar tholomew a son for sale 4yrold grey percher- on horse 1g00 lbs wm rennie phone 2101 lawn vmiowdr serv1ce- ybur lawn mower ready before rush for satisfactory service wards garage get the try work wanted married man wants work in town or country experienced farmer handy around machinery and repairing cars ronald elson stouffville rr3 grain grain we offer for sale seed grain oac irarloy gov grade nol victor oats gov grade no 1 goose wheat hrikhi bros phone 3002 for sale just arrived load of quiet and well broken work hor ses some well matched teams priced to sell at the farm of clar- doner gormley seed for sale alfalfa seed and timothy seed also mixed hay feter ferguson 9th conwliit for sale desirable building lot in west end stouffville apply to mrs barnes phone 20 sausage i pure beef sale have a quantity of summer sausage for j b reesor ph 0005 wood cutting custom wood buzzing done j n mcmuilen phone 7812 for sale quantity irish cobb lers from certified seed j l ogden phone 5s27 for sale- springer fresh cow and ono george myland phone 2s02 spa i5les w hitewa she i at reasonable cost prompt ser vice phone for estimate howard stjohn phone 1103 wanted experienced single man for farm work must be nonsmo ker jos betz stouffville apprgriatton card of thanks i wish to express my sincere and heartfelt appreciation to all the kind friends the missionary society and rev l e atkinson for their great kindnesses extended during the ill ness and passing of my sisterinlaw and throughout my own illness mrs w helmkav delay in horse shipment owing to road conditions in sask atchewan car of horses expected this week will be delayed a week reistered clydesdales in foal carload will contain well bred quiet farm horses 3 years old and over belgian clydes and perch- erons mares in foal sold with a guarantee and priced reasonable to clear jw palmer farm 1 vi miles east of richmond hill phone rii 4g32 for sale barred chicks purebred tested stock next april 1q rock baby from blood- hatch ready r e brown phone 17g lots for sale in stouffville lot 5 south side of burkholder street lot in west side of frank lin ave mrs flossie stokes gormley rrl baby chicks barred rock and new hampshire dayold chicks all from bloodtested stock bar red rocks from eggs 25 oz and over new hampshire from eggs 2g oz or better hatches off each week henry miller phone 4014 skmtumrnt in memoriam grove in loving memory of a dear husband and father levi grove of claremont who passed away march 30th 193g sadly missed by wife and family 30 work horses clydesdales belgians percherons matched teams mares in foal 3 to 9 years old farm raised and well broken to harness selected by ex pert horseman 3 ponies clydes dale stallion 3yrold clydesdale stallion 2yrold belgian stallion lyrold all registered oscar cox unionville experience in custom hatching let us give you the benefit of years of experience in hatching hen duck and turkey eggs our modern machines are in full swing you will find our prices moderate a l brown unionville phone unionville 3902 phone stouffville 2g20 in memoriam clmdwlck in loving memory of herbert chadwick who passed away march 28 1937 one year has passed since that sad day the one we loved was called away god took him home it was his will but in our hearts he liveth still sadly missed by wife and family m j h chapman mongolia ont stouffville rri has better wallpapers and paints for less money have him call and see them paper hanging painting and graining eavetroughing and repairing done at prices made to suit groves blood tested rop sired baby chicks in tiuce poulnr breeds while leghorns barred rocks white rocks females in all pens are a selected lot culled for body size egg pro duction large egg size full breas ed market type with many genera tions of 200 eggors hack of them these birds are mated with second generation rop cockerels of large size and good type with dams re cords up to 2g7 eggs in pullr ar ad grove phono stouff 4802 for in memoriam campbell in loving memory of our dear mother margaret campbell who left us march 28 193g days of sadness still com- oer us tears in silence often low for memory keeps you ever near us though you died two vears ago daughters mrs hicks and mrs har vey mover and a son kenneth camp bell best results ship your cream to our creamery for safe and wholesome butter ask your grocer for stouffville creamery prints made only from cream produced from t b tested herds stouffville creamery co closed every evening at 6 oclock excepting saturdays phone 18601