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tetotlt vol xli no 18 stouffville ontario thursday july 4th 1929 a v nolan publisher nyax stoneroot compound relieves rheumatism kid ney and bladder troubles and takes away that lan guid feeling caused by im- prbper kidney acliongeii- tle but positive in action prick 100 j m storey druggist the home of qualitv drugs phone 1003 honey iuxoiikox mkxu chilled fresh fruit a la honey tomato and lettuce sandwiches french beans honey fruit lemonade rhubarb alerin- que pudding the heise apiary gokmley ont board debates teachers salary miss orclmrtl given komis frank mow dei auantcil iaiut ctmtrsict business cards medical dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon officio cor obrien and main phone ioc coroner for york county drs ira herbert ereei dr ira free consultation hours s to 1 2 am mini wed fri c to 9 pin saturday tie th r 4 by apppintniea dr ilerlict froel 9 lo 12 am tres sat c to i p in tno sat lion wed fri afternoons by appointment only nf erno ily a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am phonic 2201 bental e s barker lds dds honor clraduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone s201 alarkham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of denial surgeon and of the university of toronto dr neil c suth honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office commerce bank up stairs phone office 1011 residence 101f members of the school board were almost in a quandary on friday evening when a v xolau submitted a resolution to grant miss dorothy orchard a bonus of 50 to her salary for next year he said that miss orchard had the heaviest duties in the school next to the principal had proved a very etlicient teacher an i it might not be easy to fill her position miss orchard had signified her intent ion of changing her position failing to receive more salary chairman w ii shaw didnt like the idea of paying public school teachers more than 1000 but ho recognized miss orchards ability and as the resolution called for a bonus for next year and didnt provide for a permanent increase he was prepared to support the resolu tion tresteo jake alemulleii second ed the motion made by mr nolan and supported it from the start but trustee e a lloyd voted gainst an increase even though it was labelled a bonus he thought teachers were well paid at 1000 and declared that we could get any number to ill such a position although he believed miss orchard has accomplished good work as there were only four members present the vote was three to one for the bonus only one painter put in a tender for the job ofputting a coat on the exteriorof the school and the work was accordingly let to frank mowder for 125 work and material an account was received for the expenses of carrying on the high school examinati ins tin money goes to j i gale principal of mark- bam high school who was sent here to preside as examiner his services cost s1 for seven days and he had i fie added for railway expenses the account was frownedat but passed as the department of kitlucalipil compell sehaol hoards to pay these accounts all over the province mr gale in addition to pulling down s 1 for watching the pupils while they are writing oil their exams would also draw his regular salary as teacher in mark- ham for the same period personal notes of ayr was here stouffville hoy wiods alton a wedding hells are ringing louder miss lizzie davis was home for the week end ahljah jones is spending a few holidays in toronto miss a while spent a few days with mrs mcnalr mr and mrs m dunkeld of atlttt spent sunday at her home work will fly from now on since mr eckardt has a new tractor we are sorry to report mrs thos lewis still confined to her bed miss leta bunker spent a few days with miss ruby mitchell of green river miss e reosor is attending the summer school at lakcmount new york mrs kensctt and family of tor onto have moved back to altona for the summer mrs middlcton from toronto en joyed a brief holiday with mrs win reesor the trustees have secured the ser vices of miss k reesor as teacher for the coining year mr bunker and son a davis and it wagg expect to return on sattir- r wflgg expect to return on satur- near north bay mac will soon he classed among the champion horseshoe pitchers since his success on monday we expect he will be one of the winners at the royal messrs fred and earl mcnair g byer l wagg and s roberts enjoy ed a week end motor trip to north bay returning by way if ottawa and kingston the womens institute is now hold ing a two weeks course on home nursing in charge of miss alexander mr and mrs m ramer accompan ied by mr and mrs a smith of bloomington motored to georgian bay on saturday imrs lud hoover has returned from chicago where she attended the wedding of her only son lloyd at to ethel alivia brodien youngest daughter of mr o i brodien on june 22nd the wedding took place in austin church of the nazarene which was artistically decorated for the occasion the pastor rev gb williamson tied the wedding knot in the presence of a large number of guests and other friends miss m brodien acted as bridesmaid and miss ethel like maid of honor dur ing the ceremony miss lila carlson sang o promise me the wedding march was played by miss ethel daniels and the heact usher was s luscomhc of blue island 111 a re ception was held in the basement of the church and after their honey moon trip mr and mrs hoover will live at s19 n second ave mary- wood iii iifo shippers dr not bring in live stock for shipment until you phono the shipper shipments may he irregular at this time of year n rne phone si os next shipping date july sth the business mens association are requested to meet in the munici pal hall this friday evening at 730 oclock sharp preceding the council meeting all business men and others interested in the advancemet of stouftviilo please come to call ioit tenders foh freicaiax bridge york county commissioners have met to discuss the freeman bridge issue with frank barber county engineer this bridge is situated on the markhainscarboro townline there were two recommendations in one of repairing the bridge ami another of building a new structure the commissioners finally deciding to call for lenders on both proposit ions and gave instructions to the engineer to draw plans of the re paired bridge and also of a new structure mr barber reported that ho could have i he plans in their hands by saturday july 13th at which tlmo the tenders will be called south ontario football league the following is the league standing won draw lost points clvremont 3 1 0 7 goodwood 3 0 1 0 brooklln 1 3 1 5 cherrywood 1 2 1 4 whitby town 0 3 1 3 whitby hosp 0 2 2 2 green river 0 2 2 1 first game of sinclair cup whlt- by town played goodwood monday night july 1st at brookllnand good wood won by a score of i lo 3 john irquharl lor the holiday alex melcod spent the holiday with his father rev c e meleod miss annie and tom barnes are home again for summer vacation miss jean baxter left on frhay to visit her brother and fi tends in sault ste imarie win pearson jf richmond hiil spent the holiday with hi mother in town mr and mrs stanley robinson of brampton spent the holiday at mr and mrs alt puglfs mrs richard ward fred ward mrs lirkett and mrs slack visited at jihn fishers on sunday mr and mrs leslie williamson and daughter were guests oi their parents over the holiday mrs e eger and daughter of tor onto and miss scynthia cook guests at mr and mrs e c pennocks r ounlirr of los angles a former resident called on john mckinnon this week mr and mrs jacob stouter of todmorden spent a few days with friends in atha miss gladys miller has returned for a holiday after teaching on the weston high school staff last term guests witli mr and mrs w a silvester were miss beth percy jmiss ada mccarthy and win mccarthy let the local laundry do your washing during the summer months good clean work and satisfaction guaranteed holiday visitors at the home of mrs ii l vanzant were mr and mrs geo jlenzie mr and mrs n vanzant and family all of toronto imr and mrs f saunders of tor onto and mr and mrs chas nen- diel spent the weekend with their aged mother airs joel nendick miss greta smith miss hammond and miss gardhouse are engaged in toronto for the next three weeks marking examination papers lalr las ii katclilt and glen have returned from a weeks delightful boat trip they took in the sarnia- dulutli cruise on the noranic the ilag ship of the cnr fleet the misses ella and georgia whit- son of atha have been visiting rela tives in norwood and at the aftinse in warkworth with aliss annie duncan mr and airs arthur reynolds and ormsby of toronto were guests of mr muf airs dm hoover obrien ave air reynolds was a school chum of the editor of this paper miss anna murison daughter of air and airs jas murison left thurs day last on the teachers excursion to western canada miss murison will visit prince rupert vancouver and other intervening points thos graham and orval huffman of crosswell mich ellsworth for syth of detroit visited at ii j mal- loys and attended the forsyth picnic in toronto on monday it is 32 years since air forsyth was last in stouffville aliss wahueita taun left on tues day morning for guelph where she will attend the teachers summer course in agriculture aliss taun has been reengaged by the hoard of no 11 alarkham whore she has been teaching during the past years air and mrs j ii doner of glen- dale gal visited recently at the home of their granddaughter airs chan a conner of the 0th line alarkham also miss e conner and c l lake of toronto spent sunday with air and airs c a conner on saturday evening airs e a button in company with her cousin aliss anderson of toronto left on an extended trip through western can ada they will pay a short visit to banff and lake louise thence lo vancouver and victoria from hero they will go south along the pacific coast to portland oregon where they will visit relatives airs but ton expects to be away four or five weeks alike nighswander has returned to town after spending he winter in toronto on juno 10th he reached hlssoth birthdayand save for a week pair of limbs is still an active man he well remembers his early farm days in pickering township when he assisted in cutting the wheat witli a sickle later the cradle came into use and tills ho recalls as being re garded as the last word in form mowing appliances for some time only a few farmers used the improv ed hand mower among th old boys and girls at the dominion day picnic were the following wm and aliss mccarly herb avery and wife wm avery and wife alrand mrswilmot brown air and imrs angus mckay misses margaret mckay and aliss n jones wllbert aickay dr richardson and family mr and airs clark and miss bertie mr and airs ab heiso and son air and mrsae booth isabel betty and winston mr and mrs a harding miss davles air and mrs clayton alertcns and children mr and airs frank mortens of weston mr and mrs morley bedford business men gather around banquet t and enjoy evening have as guests toronto and york road commission valuable discussion on our road problem what is to be done with the road way through stouffville this quest ion was exhaustively debated on thursday evening last week by the toronto and york road commission with some thirty of the business men when they foregathered around the banquet table in the mansion house to discuss this longstanding and live issneln this community in brief engineer rose who was among the guests of the evening told the association that within an other two weeks the present road work done last fall would bo repaired where ever it had broken up and then oiled whatever move might be done towards securing a highclass type of road was a matter for consideration by the citizens having in view he extent of their purse although they were assured liberal treatment by the commission the commission arrived in town shortly after six oclock having left the city early in the afternoon on a tour of inspection which lead them into the sand section about vivian and incidentally caused some delay in arriving at their final dest ination hero in the party was the hon geo s henry who represents the ontario government on this board messrs win keith and m gardhouse the two county rep resentatives and d sponce alp and r t millet chairman of the commission who represent the city of toronto after their arrival the gathering soon were seated at the fables and enjoyed a hot chicken dinner which drew loud praises for the style and manner in which it was prepared by airs miller and her assistants in dr ira freel the sloultvillo association have the right man at their head and as toast master on this occasion he conducted the ceremonies of the office without a haw the doctor outlined the purpose of the gathering and then proceeded to call on i lie various speakers reeve ii w sanders proposed the toast to the toronto and york commission stating that he was pleased to welcome them to stouff ville under such social conditions kind especially was he pleased be cause this was the first time so far as he was aware that the com missioners had ever been the guests of any municipality in this manner his council he said had an under standing last year witli the com mission that they would build a good road through stouffvflle and their word on that occasion was all that he thought was required iio then asked the gathering to drink to the health of our guests the hon george s henry member of this riding of east york ably responded to the words of wel come from the reeve lie never for got the problem he said of stouff ville back some 12 years in the days when the first good road was laid that was just recently torn up r p coulson was reeve he recalled the difficulty that confronted the town and commission about the logs in the etast end and the same road and many of the same logs are still presenting a problem air henry re viewed the work of the commission of which he has long been a member stating that is years ago they wore iallotted 300000 to spend alany expected them to build 100 miles of road with this money or at the rate of 300 per mile today the com mission are spending goo000 to 700000 annually of which the county puts up their proportion mr henry said that greater mileage was constantly being added to the system but the funds provided by the county government and city of toronto were hardly keeping apace the chairman of the commission air r e millet was called on next and surprised some of his listeners by explaining to them that bo had done business in this section many years ago iio mentioned the names of well known business men here 3 years ago among whom were dick noil ned williams frank allller and the stivers and buttons at ringwood he hadnt found out exactly what stouffvile was desirous of doing but suggested thai the town would lay sowers some day and this ought to lie considered prior lo putting down a high class road in any case he was ready to lend a listening ear to any suggest ions those present had to make respecting the road problem here air d sponce the parkdale member in the federal parliament and air gardhouse also spoke each expressing their willingness to co operate witli the town in an effort to solve satisfactorily the local road problem mr keith county magi strate and member of this com mission for 11 yrs thought the town should consider carefully the matter of sewers and curbing as without these he felt the job would never be what we desired to see engineer rose informed the gathering that next week the sur face program would commence fst of toronto and about the 10th of jilv the machinery would reach stouffville when the bad spots in the t ad would be sin t lied ail and an application of oil put on this work would be carried out regardless of what might be considered respect ing a higher type of road it would act as a temporary repair to main- tain the road allay the dust he suggested that if a belter road was desired for this town a com mittee might be appointed to work with the commission in arriving at the type of road wanted cost etc air rose spoke of the best road which cost 35000 per mile for an is foot width but he was of the opinion that this would be foolish to consider unless sewer pipes were put down the commission lie ex plained would bear the whole cost of an is foot roadway but the municipality would be called upon to hear hie cost of any extra width sewers and curbing air rose out lined the various types of high class road that they built ojid gave ap proximate costs he first referred to the type on the kennedy road this road has a tiiuch base tar binding and a top dressing of 3inches when linslied making ti 9inch thickness costing 2 per square yard tar penetration is the cheapest type of higher class road and it cost 2 per sq yard a sample of this road would be found south of brad ford a still finer road js the mixed macadam or black base coated with asphalt and laid liol under heavy roller pressure to a thickness of 0 inches in two courses of 3 inches each this road would run 225 sq yard or probably lubre in stouffville having regards to the foundation and short stretch ot roadway to be built another road is built of mixed i macadam 4 inches thick with 1 incites asphalt lop and this type cost 250 sq yard it has a finished thickness of ginchos i the hightest type of road tlmt is put down is that laid in toronto it has a cinch concrete base with a 2 inch asphalt top and cost 275 sq yard this gives i road flinches thick when finished and costs 35000 or 30000 per mile of 20 feet width of course ah rose was not advocating this class of road here but merely gave the figures for the general information of his listeners there is still the slab pavement road costing up to 2i0 sq yard he suggested that stouffville when pulling down a high class road might wish to leave open ditches some places while in oilier portions curbs and gutters would bo required curbs and gutters would cost us 1 per liner fool ami in addition there would he storm sewers to construct whatever class of road was decided on the commission would pay out right for is feet of the width among the locals called on to speak were mr ltobt aliller dr sangster and others all of whom voiced their opinion that stouffville should attempt to secure a high- class road that would be in harmony with many other municipalities around us with toastmaster dr ira freel at the head table sat all hie members of hie commission the engineer and the members of the stouffville council much valuable information was gained from the interchange of talk and the toronto gliosis receiv ed a hearty round of applause for paying us this visit and throwing so much light on the road situation it is understood that the business men will appoint a coin- mttleo and seek lo have the munici pal council appoint a similar number to go further into the nutter with hie commission as suggested by them and engineer rose local happenings stivers for uiuder twine a meeting of the school trustees council and ratepayers of whit church willbe held on tuesday july sth in hie hall at vandort at 8 pm the veterans picnic at lake marie king held on dominion day was a big success stouftville veterans were well represented and they tell us that they marvel at the big crowd the stouffville junior womens institute will hold their annual pic nic at alusselnians lake on friday afternoon july sth all members please come and bring your friends the stouffville junior womens institute are holding a demonstra tion on poultry killing and culling at the homo of frank bruels on july loth at 2 pm all junior farmers and anyone interested in poultry are invited if you are a milk shipper and tor any reason you have to hold milk back we will be pleased to have your cream you may deliver it or we will call at your farm present price is 39c for special and 3 so for first grade per pound butter fat the stouffville creamery a minor motor accident occurred on monday evening when the cars driven by messrs jas muston and earl grubin collided on hie 9th con cession both receiving some damage air muston had just let his wife and family out and was going north to take jack marriott to shadow lake when the cars met fortunately the occupants were not seriously i jured among the churches lhksuytkuiaji c1iuhch rev w 11 fuller pastor sunday july 7tti 2 pm sunday school 3 pm evening worship isakhjt hilii mid s1ytii iaxe baptist chukches w s wliitcombe pastor sunday july 7th baljer hill morning service the rontacostal blessing for today sixth line evening service good news mbnnon1te church stouffville s s shunts pastor sunday july 7lh morning and evening services in charge of paslor christian chukch e morton pastor sunday july 7th our attitude toward jesus christ and his cause determines our real worth in the world r a hamilton will be witli us again for servieo next sunday services will be held at the eaton shadow lake each sunday through july and august at 415 pm the public are invited to come to any of these services rev despite her advanced age friends in town were shotked to learn of the sudden passing of mrs darius clen- denning at her late home in the west end which occurred on friday last mrs clendenning was a compara tively active woman for her 81 years but a sudden weakening soon proved fatal her maiden name was susan nah reosor and she was a member of one of the eaiiy pioneer families to markham township ah iter life was spent in this locality and for many years with her husband the late darius clendenning the couple were successful farmers twenty years ago they retired to stouffville where they enjoyed the eventide of life happily together until throe years ago when air clendenning passed away there survives two sons and four daughters namely airs t f campbell of gait mrsw a ross of vineland airs j duncan of western canada airs t b rao of stouffville also frank of gait and harvey of the townline markham and whitchurch the funeral to stouffville cemetery on sunday was conducted by rev ww fleischer of the baptist church lo which faith the deceased had faithfully adhered for many years the pall hearers were six sonsinlaw baptist church w w fleischer pastor sunday july 7th 10 am bible school 1 1 am the lords supper will he administered at the close of the morning service 7 pm one man that must ho on the job remember the prayer services sun day 015 pm wednesday s pm stivers for binder twine school report s s no 10 whitchurch june promotion examinations classes are as they will be sept 3rd 1929 indicates honours sr iv grace ramer clarence cowie ah rec jr iv roy davis clarence rogers norman betz margaret ichurlyalma dill rec sr ill eimer burnett howard spenceley elwood betz annie pais ley clayton topper willie topper johnny williams jr ill aiargaret topper clar ion baker carson tyndall harold gilbert noel storry rec sr ii margaret brown marlon burnett ross gilbert edith churly jr ii billie tranmer mary paisley reginald wintersleindoreen betz lillian churly betty ilamm rec jr i douglas ilamm sr pr eugene winterstein gor don brown jrpr erma paisley gordon widenianjesse cliamheiiain marlon gilbert orville flewell doris brown kenneth ilamm v barnes teacher miss hazel silvester spent the holiday with her parents in town air and airs hall of toronto spent the holiday witli mrs nelson mowder mr and mrs mclean and family of whitby spent the week end and 1st with mr and mrs thos jennings mr and mrs e miller of toronto spent an evening last week with mrs lalchford and airs kate miller air and airs john barkey and daughters of toronto spent the holiday in the old home town miss elizabeth percy rhode island usa is spending a few days with air and airs w a silvester mr and mrs geo lawson and sons accompanied by miss ethel sanders motored to peterborough on sunday nfj mr e boothby of binghamton and mr kranslon of hamilton paid a flying visit to mr and mrs noah hoover on wednesday enoagejients air and mrs c topper richmond hill announce the engagement of their daughter mary stewart to mr william colwell undertaker of beelon ontario and formerly of stouffville son of air and mrs r colwell leiskdale marriage to take place july 0th at st johns anglican church oakridges- stivers for binder twine groceries oranges large size per doz 57c royal york orange pekoe tea 70c stuffed oilvos reg 25c bottle 22c fancy biscuits per lb 22c economy tea per lb 55c corn flakes 3 pkgs 29c candy special per lb 25c a w scott the grocer 9000 bloomington airs swales of midland is visiting at airs wm slorrys mr and mrs a smith spent the week end at cohlwafcr airs lennox is in toronto this week miss henderson of brampton is visiting at miss hills misses annie and jessie mahon of alarkham are visiting with relatives here air and airs roy holison of tor onto were at airs pattersons on sunday mr and airs armstrong of bald win visited at air spenceleys on sunday mr and airs petch from searboro visited with miss hfairles last week galvanized siding for outside walls attractive to look at inexpensive easy to put on over old walls with building paper warm dry windproof choice of brick rockface and clapboard patterns sheet steel ceilings add the touch of pros perity to stores give detterlight perman ent also for schools halls kitchens and bathrooms easy toputupoverold plasternodust orlitter easy to clean and paint can not crack or fall oft galvanized shingles end the fire hazard pu t on over old roofs easy to lay good looking permanent inexpensive use no other the permanent fireproof roof is the cheapest get prices from your tinsmith oiv carpenter