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the tribune stouffville ontario thursday march 16th 1939 page five a o o n o xoe30i aox flavor to the cop more cubs to tlw pound u o n o i special orange pekoe 33c g yellow label s 27c 3 cakes camay soap for 5c when you buy 1 large package chipso all for 25c one cent princess soap flakes sale three large packages for 30c cooking figs special 3 pounds 25c honey butter per package 25c christies premium sodas salted 2 lbs 35c bulk cocoa 2 pounds 25c club house chopped nut butter jar 20c salted peanuts per lb 10c bulk macaroni 6 lbs 25c ogilvies or quaker quick cooking rolled oats per package 20c cracked wheat 8 pounds 25c o d o fl o u o 0 o o bz snowplow drivers overcome by fumes d o n fresh oysters frozen salmon smoked fillets herrings ratcliff co town delivery stouffville ontario phone 7112 ioe ioeioe 30ez30ei0i aonoi bloomington sorry mrs jarvis storry has been indisposed owing to frac turing one of her ribs last week miss grace ramer is home now after spending some time in toronto there are a great many in our midst suffering from the flu but we hope they may all soon be out again the christian church ladies aid held a pot luck dinner and quilting in the basement of the church on thursday of last week the w a of the united church held their monthly meeting and social at the home of mr and mrs w fairies on monday evening last the crowd was also treated to extra re freshments it being the closing of the copper contest for the year werners and buns were served as well as many other delicacies mrs walter vague miss noreen steckley and mr dann filyer had sunday tea with mr and mrs walter vague mr and mrs fraser of creemore spent a few days re cently with their daughter mrs don wilson mr and mrs gordon holden and miss erla were sunday visitors with mr and mrs geo gower we are glad to know that miss ruth ferguson is home from the toronto general hos pital after having sucessfully undergone an operation for appendicitis mr harry kennedy of agin- court and soninlaw of mr e sinclair has been recntly trans ferred to windsor harry who is well known here is employed by the ford motor co ringwood mr and mrs ralph macken- zie left one day last week on a motor trip to british columbia miss priscilla pipher is home after spending several weeks at kitchener rev and mrs robert serrick of keswick had dinner on saturday evening with mr and mrs geo m bell marks 84th birthday mrs george m bell sister of the late john hebson who was constable of markham for many years celebrated her 84th birth day at the home of her daughter mrs les stover at campbell- ford mrs bell has been an invalid for 16 years she has five daughters and one son living 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren two men john norton clare- mont and norma wilson kin- sale were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in the cab of a snowplow early monday but escaped serious harm when the men became un conscious the machine continued driverless for a short distance then it left the road and stalled in deep snow john norton claremont tum bled out into the snow as he slumped over his arm struck the latch of the cab door un fastening the catch and allow ing him to fall the engineer said the men complained to each other of feeling drowsy as fumes from a leaking exhaust seeped into the cabin as they neared the approach to no 7 highway near brougham wilson the driver slumped un conscious in his seat the plow swung around and headed for the middle of a nearby service station before he could aid his companion norton also passed out from the fumes and tum bled out of the cab when the engine stalled the fumes ceased and wilson gradually revived returning on foot he found norton lying in the snow al though weak himself he man aged to resuscitate his com panion i couldnt tell anything un til i passed out like a light said wilson the driver i just seemed to faint and lose con trol of the plow it was lucky the snow was so deep for it stopped the plow from heading for the service station i came to gradually and saw jack lying back in the snow he continued i packed his head with snow and flopped him around we managed to get to the service station a couple of hundred yards away and then everything was all right goodwood nuptials bryan brignal a pretty wedding was solem nized at the home of mr and mrs george maye goodwood on wednesday afternoon march 15th when edna frances brig- nal daughter of mr newton brignall and the late mrs brig- nail of goodwood was united in marriage to mr walter bryan son of mr and mrs will bryan rev j e ostrom offici ated at the ceremony beneath pink and white decorations the bride gowned in white celanese rayon satin with white shoulder length veil and carry ing red roses with asparagus fern was assisted by miss doris pennel of toronto dressed in pink rayon taffeta with bolero jacket carrying pink roses and sweet peas with asparagus fern mr harvey maye of toronto acted as groomsman the wedd ing march was played by miss eltha somerville of locust hill during the signing of the register mrs j ostrom sang 0 perfect love accompanied by miss summerville at the piano following the ceremony sup per was served to some twenty guests at the home of mr and mrs maye mrs maye received dressed in wine satin striped rayon shier the couple left for a short honeymoon the bride travelling in a wine rayon pebble crepe dress with rust brown access ories and black coat on their return mr and mrs bryan will reside in goodwood altona snow and more snow some people are looking for their mail boxes besides their mail mr and mrs dick jones and family of toronto spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs n bunker remember the oyster supper to be held in the school house this friday evening under the auspices of the w i everyone welcome to attend the girls of the twinkling star class entertained at a pro gressive dinner party on tues day evening last the dinner was served at four homes end- inig at the home of misses erla and irene crosier for cookies and coffee and games everyone present had lots to eat and lots of fun lemonville wm r armstrong husband of mary wood died at lot 10 con 10 markham locust hill on monday aged 68 interment took place on wednesday sale register we carry a well assorted stock of practically all household necessities stouffville 5c to 100 store help your farmers by using more butter its cheap and farmers should ship their cream to us for best results stouffville creamery friday march 17 extensive auction sale of first class herd of dairy cattle horses farm stock furniture etc on the 7th line markham property of james jarvis sale at 1130 sharp as it is a very large sale no reserve saturday march 18 at the kingsley farms vandorf exten sive sale of the entire contents of the toronto mens hostel of 18 rooms and the whole farm equip ment stock and implements re quired to work 400 acres this is the big sale of the season in york county entire list will appear in this paper no reserve sale starts at 11 oclock t h ken pren tice auctioneers tuesday march 21 house hold furniture etc belonging to robert burnett second avenue stouffville sale at two a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march 22 farm stock and implements at lot 4 con 6 whitchurch belonging to john spence positively no re serve as owner has rented his farm sale at 130 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer thursday march 23 sale of farm stock and implements at lot 4 con 9 whitchurch the proper ty of bruce morton terms cash no reserve sale at 1 oclock a 5 farmer auctioneer saturday march 25 entire house furniture cow poultry etc belonging to fred hoover bogarttown sale at 130 cash a s farmer auctioneer monday march 27 entire household furniture house and two lots belonging to the estate of the late david rusnell rupert avenue stouffville no reserve sale at 2 a s farmer auction eer tuesday march 28 auction sale of farm stock implements hay grain roots at lot 15 west half con 5 markham just north of unionvillo proporty of bond bros sale at 1 pm posi tively no reserve as farm is sold terms cash a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march 29 at lot 26 con 6 markham cashel entire household goods belong ing to estate of late william and enphemia stots also 2 12 acre lot and house belonging to late matthew mergen terms cash sale at 130 a s farmer auctioneer we are glad to have miss lillian cook and warren stew art back in our midst again fol lowing an absence of some weeks grader considered continued from page one gormley the statement indi cated payments made to h w moorby 200 w b henderson 250 and pete brilinger 150 at present date settlement has not been made with roy brillin- ger stated the markham notice the township solicitors ad vised council by letter that the municipality has power to levy a tax on dance halls but the tax must not be so high as to be considered prohibitive mr roy andrew presented the auditors report for 1938 council scrutinized and accept ed it paying the auditor his salary of 125 the report indi cated that bank liability is stead ily decreasing while unpaid tax es are going upward this in crease the auditor advised should be given early consider ation by the council total unpaid taxes at dec 31 last range from 101 owing on 1930 roll to 6446 in 1936 9048 in 1937 and 13024 in 1938tax arrears paid the treas urer in 1938 totalled 13255 it is interesting to note that tax penalties more than paid the interest on bank loans for the year the bylaw laid over last month giving the vaughan telephone company running rights in the township was pass ed it was found that most of the objectionable features were statutory rights given tele phone companies hence there was nothing could be done about it the session of the council lasted until after six oclock reeve kidd deputy reeve cook and councillors leary kidd and wells all being present road accounts passed tls 2374 div 16 10250 div 10 1485 div 9 4495 div 19 2558 div 18 5763 div 25 10890 div 8 13646 div 5 4355 div 14 665 div 12 5310 t l e 7304 div 24 2717 allan crone 5992 div 17 7325 div 21 8792 div 13 1006 div 20 5615 div 1 6325 div 29 1770 div 28 9920 div 27 12620 div 3 4455 div 23 6375 jhw 5300 div 11 6736 announcing the opening of the spring season ladies and mens coats and suits to suit every member of the family girls 3 piece sets sizes from 3 to 14 every garment is beautifully tailored in the latest styles well lined and a great variety of shades we have a laige assortment of boys school pants and mens odd pants of good sturdy cloth sell ing very reasonable boys suits well made of tweeds and fox serge in serviceable shades sizes ranging from age 4 and up cloth remnants all sizes and shades ladies if you are hard to fit with a coat or suit remember there is no extra charge for coats made to measure harry golden phone 273 stouffville note we guarantee every garment as represented auction sale horses cattle pigs grain roots implements harness miscellaneous furniture etc the undersigned has received instructions to sell by public auction on friday mar 17 on lot 19 7th line markham township the valuable property of james jarvis houses grey horse 8 years old g p grey horse 12 years old bay horse 10 years old g p bay horse 9 years old g p brown horse aged black horse aged g p cattle ayrshire cow bred dec 15th holstein cow bred dec 2nd holstein cow bred nov 27th black white cow bred dec 16th holstein cow bred jan 15th holstein cow bred dec 16th holstein cow bred nov 8th black white cow bred nov 22 jersey cow bred dec 13th black cow bred nov 18th part j h cow bred dec 24th holstein cow bred nov 7th red cow ibred dec 29th blue cow bred nov 13 th black white cow bred dec 29 part j h heifer bred feb 5th jersey heifer bred nov 2nd part j h heifer bred dec 14th part j h heifer bred jan 23rd part j h heifier bred jan 11 part j h heifer bred jan 14th part jersey and holstein heifer 5 yearling heifers part ayrshire and holstein holstein bull swine and poultry 2 yorkshire sows bred february 10 6 pigs 3 months old number of leghorn hens grain hay and roots about 400 bushels mixed grain about 100 bushels alaska oats about 20 tons mixed hay quantity mangolds lift ensilage implements etc mh binder 7 foot good shape mccormick imower 6 foot mh cultivator 13 tooth stifftooth cultivator 9 tooth 13disc mh drill mccormick horse rake 10 12 steel land iroller 3 drums ihc hay tedder disc harrow outhrow mh corn cultivator mccormick corn binder 2 sets harrows 4 sections international riding plow cockshutt falking plow no 21 sylvester plow no 7 p h plow 1 3horse evener verity gang plow turnip drill national gang plow wilkinson drill plow peter hamilton scuffler terms cash set plow wheels farm wagon wagon steel wheels high wheels to fit top buggy spring wagon with box and seat democrat with pole and shafts set sloop sleighs cuttei set light bobsleighs with box and seat pole and shafts 2 flat racks fanningmill wagon box new wagon box in good shape set wagon springs william dick cuttingbox masseyharris grinder 6 12 plate pig crate stock rack stoneboat emery stone grindstone 2 bag trucks set scales 2000 lbs 2 40gal oil drums wheelbarrow fairbanks engine 3 hp pump jack 1 24 ft ladder melotte cream separator miscellaneous large iron kettle hay knife scalding trough and rack stewart clippers 2 imaddooks fence stretcher quantity salt 8gal white wash sprayer quantity of stable lime number of 3 and 4 inch tile post hole spoon and bar 30 rod roll wire fence 3 binding chains 2 logging chains 5 doz grain bags turnip fork ensilage fork wagon jaok doubletrees whiffletrees neckyokea forks cleviss shovels hoes tools and numerous other articles harness 2 sets of breeching harness set back band harness set heavy single harness set light single harness number of horse collars 4 horse blankets furniture etc 2 wicker chairs couch upholstered rocking chair writing desk and book case comb chest of drawers morris chair wooden bed iron bed kitchen table bench number kitchen chairs vacuum bake tray quantity dishes happy thought range number fruit jars number crocks washing machine flour barrel number suit cases all sizes butter bowl print and ladel econonmy kitchen range warming closet and tank barrel churn a lot of other urniture and numer ous other articles r no reserve as farm is rented sale at 1200 noon this is a large sale and will start on time allen and f roberts clerks j h ken prentice auctioneers