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the tribune stouffville ont thursday september 22 119 t t a former uxbrid business directory goodwood g feted or palme lehmans shoe store gloves shoes socks boots and mitts footwear for all the family btonffrille phone 43w2 opposite the town clock shoe repairing womens hosiery dental brierbush hospital day and night service maternity medical and surgical member of the allied private hospital association government licensed mais street east stouffviuo auctioneers neil c smith lds dds graduate of university of toronto office over canadian bank of commerce telephone ia stouffville ot palmerston sellers atkinson j a 201w2 ph stouft 290 ijcbnsed auctioneers 25 years experience bales conducted anywhere speclal- liing in farm stock furniture and property sales all sales personally hated and advertised bills prepared and posted ren clarke prentice auctioneers llces3ed and authorized for the counties ot york and ontario ttatm stock implements household rnrnitare real estate sales our specials at fair and reasonable rates flnal services for the price ot one muuken po ph aglncourt b2w3 markham po ph markham 206 no mle too big or too small prentices have been established auctioneers since 1800 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college ot dentai surgeons and ot th university of toronto office over marie jacks beauty parlor phone 27402 markham every tuesday medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon xray office corner obrien main phone 196 coroner for york county dr f j button stouffville ontario telephone 371 xray hours daily 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday evenings 79 pm and by appointment office over button blk a s farmer licensed auctioneer tork county uxbridge pickering townships farm stock and furni ture sales a specialty address gormley po telephone stouffville 67312 real estate consult j a willoughby sons tor complete real estate service head office toronto ycnge st ad0605 city and country homes i fann3 and small acreages industrial business properties harvey moyer is your local representative phone 83j2 stouffville when buying or selling real estate farms residences business properties see george w allison regd real estate broker phone 87j1 dr herbert b freel physician telephone 164 xray hours daily except sunday 9 to 12 am tuesday thursday saturday 700 to 900 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stonfftlue monday and friday 9 to 12 am optometrical e a grubin ro optometrist picton ontario dates of visits to stouffville office announced in local columns w stouffville monument works orders promptly executed p tarr proprietor telephone 81wl funeral directors funeral director c mcdonald ro optometrist toronto ontario at stouffville every saturday 2 pm to 9 pm in rear of marie jack beauty parlour phone 17 6 w at markham every thursday 2 pm to 9 pm former telephone office ph 4w insurance birkett son general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service phone 25902 stouffvili h 0 klinck phone 39wl stouffville fire auto burglary sickness and accident fidelity bonds the standard life assurance co the pioneer ot canadian life insurance a mutual company with 117 years experience strength and service unexcelled miss pearl davey daughter of the late richard davey brother of walter davey toronto and the late e j davey of stouffville was given honorable recognition last week when she left the employ of the cxr at palmerston after long years of service fellow railway workers seized the opportunity to express their high esteem of miss davey and organized a pleasant presentation in her honor at 3 oclock one afternoon they gathered at the freight office and mr j fred edwards mpp for perth and friend of miss daveys for many years read a well worded address telling of the appreciation of employees for the opportunity of having worked with miss davey these employees had contributed most generously to a fund to be used as a farewell gift to their retiring ivorkmate miss daveys father first started on the railroad when he took employment at uxbridge with the bridge gang and rose to be road- master at palmerston where his daughter was in his office during his time there when mr davey started in uxbridge the round houses were located there he later was moved to lindsay then to palmerston and with each move was given promotion he passed away about three years ago after serving over 51 years with the railroad his mother was a stoulf- ville girl member of the stewart family here long years ago in 1900 miss davey as a very young girl started work with the railway employed in her late fathers office mr davey held the position of roadmaster in 1910 she left the railway to become cashier and bookkeeper in the store oper ated in palmerston by the late george howe this employment held her interest until 1917 when she returned to the railway being employed first in the station ticket office and later in the freight sheds the event on tuesday of this week concluded thirtytwo years of continuous employment in these capacities the address read to miss davey was as follows dear miss davey it is indeed a privilege to be present on this most auspicious occasion and as an old fellowemployee to have a part in it a record of 42 years service in the employ of the company is indeed one to be proud of and your fellowworkers are happy to con gratulate you of such an achieve ment this term of service began in the office of another faithful employee of the company your esteempd father the late richard davey who was at that time road- master following this you have spent 32 years in the passenger and feight departments and have seen this company grow from the old grand truck railway oper ating only in ontario to the vast canadian national railway system operating from coast to coast the loyal and efficient service which your have rendered over the years has made no small contribu tion to the success of the work done in the palmerston division your faithlful efforts during the past 42 years have earned for you the most sincere appreciation from the executive officers and on their behalf i express this appreciation to you you have earned a high place in the esteem not only of those with whom you have worked but of the whole community for your sterling worth and character on behalf of your fellow workers i ask you to accept these flowers salada coffee is rum available in most grocery stores it is of extra fine quality and we believe that you will consider it the best coffee you have ever tasted ask for coffee saiada tea company of canada limited distinctive customs of mennonites fading away ambulance service r g clendening markham ontario phone 9000 d a beer insurance of all kinds 20th anniversary ph pickering 241w2 address brougham ont f m pugr phone 38w2 stouffville life fire auto before you die see f pugh your mutual life representative a company with an outstanding record for low cost life in surance since 1869 prompt and court eous service newmarket physician sells practice of 40 years dr w c arkinstall and his wife dr margaret arkinstall have pur chased the medical practice in newmarket which has been car ried on by dr s j boyd for the past 40 years dr boyd says dr arkinstall will take the practice over on october 1 and dr boyd will move to tor onto to live dr w c arkinstall is a man of wide experience having been a surgeon on the staff of the king ston general hospital before he went north to conduct a hospital of his own for 12 years at hearst ont dr margaret arkinstall is also a physician and is particularly experienced in the treatment of women and children writing from winnipeg in a news despatch published in the kitchener newsrecord dave cross reports on the odd customs of mennonites claiming that these characteristics are gradually being dropped yet many of them we like very much the monnonites have been in this country for nearly 150 years not merely 75 years as the writer below infers cross article reads as follows seventyfive years ago the first mennonites came to canada to day a great number have been absorbed into the canadian way of life although a few still cling to centuriesold customs about 115c00 strong in canada with a large segment living in manitoba they are a striking con trast to other followers of the protestant faith origin of beard custom a highly religious sect most of their customs are observances of biblical phrases one of these adhered to closely by the extreme balderman sect is that all male members must wear beards this idiosyncrasy springs from the belief that the beard was given by god and therefore should not be shaved another custom in extreme groups there are 1g different sects is that only married members must wear beards a mennonite source said no feasible reason can be found for the strict rule among a few sects that no buttons be worn on clothes he felt it possible they cling to the mennonite expression those who have hooks and eyes will be saved by the lord this is taken to mean cloth hooks should be used not buttons originated in holland the mennonites originated in holland and switzerland moving to prussia and then russia grad ually shifting to new lands because of religious differences about 5000 mennonites were included in displaced persons groups coming to canada during the last two years in mennonite communities one family is in charge of all black smith work for the village while anothers chore might include working on the land these occupa tions are passed from one genera tion to the other however the custom of living together in one community is grad ually fading as the years pass more mennonites are buying their own farms obtaining college degrees and generally movini away from the one community locations because the mennonites are a strict religious group no one is baptized into the church until he or she is old enough to realize the importance of the step the bap tism service is usually held off until a person is between 1418 years old srxes sit apart in church the men and women sit in different sections of the church and the ministers are chosen from the organization one mennonite minister sum med up by saying it is only a matter of time before there will be only a small prac tically unnoticeable difference be tween the mennonites and follow ers of other branches of the protestant faith a new central fruitpacking station has been opened in the county of essex england plant capacity is 250000 bushels and a 10chamber gas storage plant which is provided will accommo date 1200 tons of apples l e oneill 8totjfpvniije funerall director and embalmer obbthmous telephone service day mud nlgbt phone stouffville 9801 f g alsop life auto fire sickness and accident insurance phone 5002 stouffville ont taxi service george coltham ontario land surveyor municipal and parm surveys and general engineering box 443 aurora phone 884 violates act at gravenhurst ont july 8 george kemp sundridge ont was fined 10 and costs for selling potatoes below the declared grade this action was taken under the provisions of the farm products grades and sales act of the ontario department of agriculture the canadian army ownership sign c with an arrow is abolished broke detention at toronto ont august 19 rocco cappuccitti was fined 10 and costs for breaking detention placed on potatoes- without first obtaining the necessary authority from the department of agricul ture this action was taken tinder the provisions of the farm products grades and sales act of the ontario department of agriculture stouffville machine tool works telephone ts3 rear of cnr station electric and acetylene welding farm machinery machinery repairs apodoooeoooocoooo whenever someone does you a wrong you can make matters better or worse by your own reactions harry and al work at the same job but when theres extra work to be done al al ways has some excuse for not staying overtime he leaves harry to finish up naturally harrv resents be ing thus imposed on but he nourishes his resentment and soon becomes grouchy with everyone even his own family because of his irritation his work suffers how much better it would be if harry refused to be upset by these incidents or if he talked things over frankly with al or everybodys business by his boss and insisted on a fair deal so it is whenever anyone offends us we cannot live hap pily and do good work while smoldering with resentment we must learn to take these wrongs in our stride or get at the root of the trouble and try to correct it scarcely more than a gener ation ago the life insurance agent was sometimes denied a hearing he took this treatment in his stride however and per sisted in his efforts today everyone realizes that life in surance is a necessity and the modern agent is welcomed as a helpful financial advisor ehjoy mik m 60 seconds i tender moist dark 0fftpbll vl cake mix to fair come scott being held at uxbridge wed sept 28th youll see an excellent display of livestock farm products ladies work harness races 226 and freeforall classes pony races admission 35c children under 12 years free get your prize list from thomas mcknight win o webster j president secretary i uxbridge rr2 veterans dance under auspices of stouffville legion branch 459 besl will be held at cedar beach gardens musselmans lake sat sept 24th music by van de walker and his orchestra a spot dance and elimination dance will be part of the evenings entertainment the management has kindly donated the use of the hall for this function admission 75c 50c