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the tribune stouflville out thursday september 30 194s feeds feeds we are buvers of red clover sweet clover alfalfa and timothy seed dairy feeds 16 per cent fulopep dairy feed 16 per cent lurina milk chow 21 per cent fulopep dairy feed 24 per cent lurina cow chow supplement gluten feed schumacher feed poultry feeds fulopep egg mash fulolep egg mash pellets fulopep super greens chowmix stivers laying mash chowmix stivers growing mash scratch grains wheat clipped oats oyster shell grit charcoal hog feeds quaker pig starter chowmix stivers pig starter chowmix stivers pig grower hog chow concentrate swifts 35c hog concentrate cil pigmin dr hess hog special pullets being penned should be given dr hess nicozine powder or nicozine pellets while on the range stiver bros mr and mrs george t lee ac companied by mr and mrs fred redsiiaw of claremont were in oshawa on saturday for the wed ding of a relative mrs john sears port hope mr and mrs a h mcdonald prof lynden smith mr and mrs w n campbell of toronto were week end guests of mr and mrs john scott christ church stouffville held its annual harvest thanksgiving service on sunday september 26 the special speaker was rev w lynden smith professor of trinity college u of t the church was beautifully decorated in keeping with the service for the reception at the home of mr and mrs john scott in honor of their recent marriage guests were present from toronto ajax colborne port hope hamil ton green river and claremont about 150 friends called during the afternoon and evening friends are greeting mr frank rae who is seen for a few hours dail at his tailoring shop after three weeks severe illness mr rae with the exception of the veteran john monkhouse has a record for long service that no other business man in town can equal in the mercantile line the minister and congregation of stouffville united church are appreciative of the gift recently made of a set of collection plates turned by mr donald moyer son of mr and mrs harvey moyer the new plates are lovely to be hold and of course could remain in service for a century thus making a hice gift said one of the officials judsori edwards of east lansing mich spent a few days in town at the home of his sister mrs wm waddell markham fair will be officially opened on friday by the deputy minister of agriculture c d graham jack mcpherson farm commentator for the cbc will also be at the fair we understand that the firm who have been taking orders for remade carpets will be in town on monday interested persons should call 55j1 the j b home manufacturing co in the ratcliff block are calling for girls in this issue for employ ment in their factory congenial surroundings and a short week house pet for twelve years rex belonging to mr and airs nels byer was killed as a result of being struck by a passing car on satur day morning no charge was laid against the motorist who failed to inform police of the accident the driver said that he did not see the dog as it was attempting to cross the road fire ix car threatens bush when an automobile belonging to stanley hall took fire on the side- road between the 6th and 7th con cessions of whitchurch a mile and a quarter north of lemonville the flames threatened a fine bush the road is narrow where the incident happened and the flames mounted into the overhanging trees stouff ville fire brigade reached the scene in time to snuff out the spreading flames but it took some 100 gallons of water from the big truck to deaden the fire spreading into the tinderdry bush area and now we are all on standard time again everybody is happy there is no confusion and so be it until the good old summer time rok around again next year mr and mrs m j gerrow of london ontario have returned home after visiting in town at the home of mr and mrs jos grose mr gerrow who is a registered nurse one o the few in the pro vince holds a position in the wesfc minster hospital mr fred marsha former bank manager of stouffville was in town on saturday he is sated for retire ment in another year and we hope that he and mrs marshal will keep their eye on the town where they spent so many pleasant years mr reg button has been forced to remain at home now for a couple of weeks owing to ill health in the meantime the legal problems handled by him at the law office must stand until the solicitor is in better health mr button is im proving friends will be glad to learn mr fred jackson church st suffered a broken wrist one day last week while working on the roof of the lehman and agnew stores mr jackson was applying a roof coating when the ladder which he was ascending suddenly slipped and he was thrown to the ground along with a large heavy container of coating material an item of interest was omitted from last weeks report of the meet ing of the garrett evening auxili ary a life membership certificate was presented to miss gertrude todd by the members of the auxili ary in recognition of her faithful service the presentation was made by mrs douglas davis and miss emma winn stouffville resumed standard time last sunday the ontario hydro commission came out with an admission that to continue day light saving time was no advantage to them in the matter of saving power when trade unions tried to get daylight time continued we would hope that this will be remem bered next year when the old agitation comes along to tamper with the clock saying it is eight in the morning when actually by sun time it is only seven its a great nuisance to farmers but a great advantage to the golfers five generations gathered at stouffville last baker as noah baker right celebrated his greatgrandchildren one greatgreatgranddaughter daughter connie at the home of mr and mrs clayt 90th birthday there were 22 grandchildren 28 son frank is on left with greatgreatgrand one of our oldest few people have lived in stouff ville longer than richard burton now a patient in the brierbush hospital this veteran citizen who was 77 years old last spring lived since boyhood on old stouffer street one of the first thorough fares blocked out off main street back in the very early days his parents lived in the same house our bacholor friend occupied to this day having no near relatives or anyone to care for him he found it necessary to enter the hospital when he became ill and his con dition is rather disheartening mr burton in his active days was a huxter and attended toronto mar ket with his produce engagements mr and mrs ross norton announce the engagement of their daughter hazel fern to allison m fleming son of mr and mrs j a fleming unionville the wedding to take place oct 23rd 191s in central united church unionville ont old friend sends congratulations in the mail a few days ago was a request from far away victoria bc for a copy of the tribune con taining the historical sketch on the first markham baptist church the request was promptly attended to but it indicates how news travels when once it gets in the tribune in the mail a few days ago was another interesting note coming from mrs roberta mather coopcr whose former husband conducted the undertaking business in tns town before going to banff where he died mrs cooper in renewing her subscription said i receive my paper each week which seems to grow in popularity with the years congratulations for receiving the award again for best allround weekly in ontarioquebec it sure marriage will take place october 9th does deserve it lat the home of the brides mother usa presidential campaigning is expected to cost 22000000 mr and mrs l e oneill have been in niagara falls this week for several days attending the an nual funeral directors convention the october meeting of markham township council is slated for next monday at unionville the mid- month meeting held fairly regular this year was cancelled in septem ber since there was not enough business pressing to warrant call ing the meeting it is expected that applications will be opened at this meeting for the position of building inspector for the township made vacant by the resignation of archie fleming who is resigning to give his whole time to assess ment work house furnishings from spof- fords and electric goods by the stouffville radio electric norm farr will occupy prominent dis play space at markham fair this week weddings the engagement is announced of doreen daughter of mrs hodgins and the late john r hodgins to thomas edgar hotrum son of the late mr and mrs john w hotrum of hamilton the marriage will take place on saturday oct 16 1918 in toronto ont mrs e woodward of brougham announces the engagement of her daughter mildred mary to mr jack stewart son of mr and mrs ernest stewart of toronto the s my laddie peas standard quality 20 oz tin 12 domestic or jewel shortenng 1 lb 39 culverhouse cream style corn choice quality 20 oz tin 19 clarks pork beans 20 oz tin 2 for 27 clarks pork and beans 15oztin2for 23 aye peas and carrots 20 oz tin 2 for 35 eddy silent matches 3 box pkg 27 carnation milk tall tins 2 for apple and raspberry or apple and strawberry jam 4 lb tin 59 armstrong hastings standards of pink and white gladioli formed the background at the home of mr and mrs stanley w hastings for the marriage of their younger daughter maryon aileen to frederick thomas arm strong eldest son of mr and mrs robert p armstrong of locust hill rev douglas davis of stouffville united church officiated and mrs alex armstrong aunt of the groom played the wedding music giveh in marriage by her father the bride wore a suit ensemble of victorian wine with corsage of johanna hill roses and white heather her sister mrs r w morningstar as matron of honour was attired in forest green ensemble with corsage of talisman roses the brides mother received wearing glory blue with corsage of pink roses and was assisted by the grooms mother in hunters green with corsage of talisman roses amid a shower of confetti the young couple left for a trip through algonquin park and the laurent- ians on their return they will reside in their new home at locust hill a number of trees were removed from the playground at the stouff ville school last week and the ground levelled by bulldozer the trees a row of maples immediately south of the building were taken out to make room for for more space for sports both in summer and winter with nearly four hun dred pupils of both public and high schools using the grounds there is scarcely sufficient iplayground it was anticipated several years ago that an adjoining lot to the west of the present school grounds would be purchased and the additional area made use of but so far this move has not materialized mr sam armstrong who has a cottage at hawk lake in halibur- ton is home just now he states that the water level at hawk is down probably ten feet so low in fact that no more water can run from the outlet a situation that nobody living has seen before in these northern lakes all northern ontario and quebec are suffering from this water shortage which reflects itself in this province through the great hydro shortage which depends so much on this northern supply of water 29 velvet cake flower 5 lbs bag 39 five roses flour 24 lb bag 129 five roses flour 7 lb bag 39 super suds pkg 37 tide pkg 37 hawes lemon oil 6 oz bottle 15 hawes lemon oil 1 2 oz bottle 25 brooms 4 string 89 shredded wheat 2 pkgs 25 carload groceteria john mttinumin proprietor slonffvillc ontario hoover fretz wideman mennonite church markham was the scene of the wedding of lois marie daughter of mr and mrs samuel h fretz to maurice edwin hoover son of mrs hoover and the late leonard w hoover rev elvin snyder spoke preceding the ceremony and bishop a lewis fretz uncle of the bride performed the ceremony the bride given in marriage by her father wore a dress of white gaquered crepe and carried a bouquet of red roses miss susan sellers cousin of the bride was bridesmaid dressed in blue crepe and carried pink gladioli and blue corn flowers mr willis hoover was best man the ushers were orval fretz and ernest hoover a mixed quartette composed of mr and mrs leonard hoover and mr and mrs lewis reesor sang the voice that breathed oer eden and during the signing of the register o perfect love a reception followed on the lawn of the brides home for the- wedding trip to ottawa montreal and united states the bride chose a wue dress and pearl grey coat with black accessories they wiii reside on the grooms farm on the sth con markham new home in london among those who entertained for miss dorothy rose purves prior to her marriage to john kenneth cotter in st pauls chapel were miss joy alsop of 198 indian gr miscellaneous shower and miss shirley russol 295 castlefield rd miscellaneous shower mrs geo w purves entertained at a trusseau tea in honour of her daughter receiving with the bride and her mother were miss joy alsop maid of honour miss shirley russel bridesmaid the brides late father presented his wife with a diamond pendant which she wore at her wedding and their daughter wore the same pendant when she married john kenneth cotter the bride is the daughter of mrs george w purves and the late mr purves and the groom is the son of mr and mrs john j cotter the wedding took place in a setting of white mums in the chapel of st pauls anglican church with rev john coneybeare officiating soloist miss margaret harris was accompanied at the organ by miss roma page murray w purves gave his sis ter in marriage she was gowned in brocaded tulle over silk with lace flounces her fingertip veil was held by a halo of tulle edged with seed pearls she carried white gla dioli florets miss joy alsop was maid of honour and the bridesmaid was miss shirley russel their gowns were of pastel turquoise and pink brocaded tulle over silk with tulle halos and flowers they car ried nosegays of mixed flowers attending the groom was robert porter and ushers were roy cheeoman and william fitzakerly the reception was held at the gienview terrace the couple then motored to the u- s a and will later make their home in iowlon ice windows are used in eskimos igloos