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qfcibmte vol xli no 39 stouffville ontario thursday november 28th 1929 a v- nolan publisher laxacold when threatened with the flu oi- grippe think first of laxacold it is a laxative and cold treatment combin ed it prevents many a stub born illness when taken in time price 25 cents nyal huskeys hoarseness is a warning of throat irritations huskeys are aromatic pastilles that stop hoarseness combat in fection relieve tickling throat coughs price 25 cents j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 insurance pays the bills congestion on our streets and high ways increases daily more cars are being purchased in canada and there is a growing influx of tourists from across the border which will tend to multiply the already large number of auto mobile accidents how does this affect you are you taking chances or playing safe with a policy of insurance t birkett general insurance agency phone 18201 stouffville anne lehman a t c xi teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4301 new peter pulpers lister electric washers melotte cream separator vessitt chopper plates mccormick- deering cream separator and machinery eureka repairs and floury machinery and repairs jersey cow fresh in a few days ford coupe and trailer 2 tractor jplows at a bargain frank baker agent phone 15201 stouffville another chicken r raided early tuesday morning chicken thieves raided hie hen roosts on the farm of charles harper 9th conces sion of markham and carried off g5 beautiful birds just the day previous the flock had ben culled and the 65 placed in the pen as layers the culls were sent on to market whether it was just a coincident or a carefully planned affair that the pick of the flock should be stolen in this manner is a matter for con- jeeture there are those ready to wager 11 t the thief or thieves waited until mr harper completed the se lection of his winter layers before making the raid within a few weeks thieves have stolen charlie darkeys car o spangs and chas harpers chickens and not a trace of any of the lute is to be found we still maintain mat the farmer must himself provide better night protection for his stock defence lawyer saved his life old slonffville jky won notable criminal case bible teaching xieetixgs a series of meetings will open in the sixth line baptist church on sunday dec 1st when dr tistock- ley will preach morning and evening monday to friday night meetings open at s oclock with a different speaker each night those who will assist are rev j h peer of willow- dale rev w w fleischer of stouff ville rev percy c tloney rev j ii brown and rev frank holliday special music by jarvis street or chestra the redeemer quartette and fail banks church musicians the purpose of the meerrngs is to exalt tile lord jesus christ add to teach his word everyone cordially in vited w s whitcombe pastor always ask for stovers bread the quality goes into every loaf ambrose stover baker stouffville ontario dominion stores ltd grocery o for thrifty bliaps homes 40 oz cherry jam jar 29c libbys pork and beans tin 10c roasted peanuts lb 17c brazils lb 25c filberts lb 21c bro walnut meats lb 49c dates pkg or bulk 2 lbs 25c heinz spagettimed 2 tins 25c perfection floor wax tin 25c comfort soap 10 bars for 43c almond icing lb pkg 29c lemon and orange peel lb 23c shrimps tin 17c glace cherries jb 43c for better crops change potato seed pei potatoes bag 229 fresh fruits and vege table to tempt the palate dominion stores ltd p boadway local slanoger ballantrae the chicken pie supper in the un ited church was a great success after the feast a crowded church enjoyed a program contributed by the following a quartette from stouffville capt and ensign clegg mr marshall oliss florence farrow rev arthur hardin mr sanders miss farrow and miss hoover pian ists proceeds amounted to 80 sale register friday november 2 22 milch cows holsteins and ayrshires some springers and others with calves at side will he sold at weatherals farm ringwood without reserve sale at 1 f w silversides auctioneer j a hawtin prop saturday nov 30th at lot 12 con 8 pickering 40 choice wood lots of beecit and maple belong ing to d w scott sale at 1 f w silveisides auctioneer monday dec 2nd at the farm of joan lewis stouffville 3 good work horses the chattels of elisha synlons sale at 1 pm e pen- nock bailiff monday dec 2nd bailiffs sale of horses catle hay and grain the chattels of jonas lewis will he sold at the farm just west of stouffville terms cash sale at 1 pm f w silversides auct e c pennock bailiff tuesday december 3rd im- 17 on con 9 markham farm stock and implements belonging to estate of late roht eagleson sale at 1 no reserve- prentice prentice auctioneer tuesday december 3 imp- portant sale of 30 choice wood lots beech and maple at lot 25 rear con s whitchurch the pro perty of jos martin sale at 1 f w silversides auctioneer wednesday dec 4th auction sale of 210 highclass ewes the property of w a harhlnson on lot 1c con 3 whitchurch sale at 1 oclock terms 10 months 5 per cent discount for cash pren tice prentice aucts 415 balliol street toronto wednesday dec 4th 12 acres standing hardwood to bo sold in lots at west half lot 34 con on good road whitchurch garfield oldham prop f n smith auc tioneer wednesday dec 1th at lot 35 con s pickering extensive sale farm stock and inplemont in cluding choice dairy herd the pro perty of edw williams salo at 1 2 sharp f w silversides auc tioneer thursday dec 5th at lot 20 con 4 scott farm stock and im plements of thos lott salo at 1 f w silversides auctioneer saturday dec 7th at lot 6 con 4 scott sandford exten sive sale of farm stock crop and implements etc of w a smith sale at 10 oclock sharp fwsi1- vcrsldes auctioneer wednesday dec 11th at lot 20 con 3 scott extensive sae of farm stock and fmploments in cluding 30 head of horefords the property of rubin silversides sale at 12 noon sharp f w silver- sides auctioneer thursday dec 12th at lot 14 con 3 uxbridge extensive salo of farm stock impldmonts hay and grain estate of lato david watson salo at 12 oclock f w silver- sides auctioneer the porcupine weekly advance tells of the outcome or the murder case in the north country which created so much local interest be cause dean kestei an old stouff ville hoy was defending the finlan- der on trial for his life mr kester put up a notable fight and saved his client from the gallows relating to the case the porcupine paper last week says pertilli rintakonne the finlan- der from south porcupine whose case was on the docket at cochrane at the fall assizes for a second trial on a charge of murder in connection with the death of a fellowcountry man at south porcupine in novem ber last year and who was freed of the charge on instructions from the attorneygeneral was taken on monday of this week to halifax to be placed on board the king oscar or deportation to finland since the withdrawal of the charge at the fall assizes this year rintakonne has been held in the italleybury jail pending proceedings under way to secure his depot tation to the coun try from whence he came the opinion of the authorities seemed to be that if there were a doubt or two asto his guilt in thomatter for which lie was charged and tried and for which he was scheduled to have a second trial previous to the imici of withdrawal of the case as sent from toronto by tht attorney- general there did not seem to be any doubt in the minds of the au thorities as to his undesirabiiity as a citizen as a consequence officer howell of the immigration dept at ottawa went to haileybury to escort rintakonne to the ship at halifax for deportation to inland his na tive land rintakonne was arrest ed last yoir and charged with the murder of julius niemi at south porcupine on nov 11th 1928 he came befoie the spring assizes at cochrane this year and the case looked black against him however tlie- court allotted him counsel and he was fortunate enough to have dean kester of timmins as his lawyer for the trial a strenuous battle was put up for rintakonne and the jury after a verdict of not guilty were sent back to consider the case j they returned later and told mr justice wright the presiding judge that they could not agree the case was set over to the assizes this year but the attorneygeneral of ontario took a hand in the matter and sent word to cochrane that the charge against rintakonne be with drawn which was done two years for speech foul use of obscene language to young girls on the streets of tilsonburg re cently resulted in earl becroft til- tonburg hotel employee being -ien- ttneed to two years in portsmouth penitentiary by magistrate paterson in county police court to some that may seem a stiff sen tence for a trifling offence but it is really not so it should be a lesson to some of our foulmouthed youth not to use such language on any oc casion or in any company it is well to know that there is a form of pro hibition that may be brought into effect against indulgence in such a misuse of gods good gift human speech yolng peoples conference ringwood truman grove has installed a new radio miss hazel millsap spent a few days recently with ner parents in stayner miss nettie pattenden of cth line was a week end visitor with miss lila grove j a hawtin the cattle king collid ed with a huge truck of the christie brown biscuit co on the 8th con cession here on imonday afternoon cars were damaged and hydro pole broken cutting off the light for an hour both drivers escaped post office and two stores robbed in sutton thieves ran rampant in sutton sunday night last week no less than three places of business in cluding the post office general store and local drug store were broken into and robbed proceeds netted by the burglars will probably amount to about 500 with david pivnick proprietor of the general store be ing the biggest loser at the post office where an at tempt was made on his majestys mail the loss will only amount to a few dollars taken from the stamp till a dollar bill which was left lying on the desk of the postmaster is also listed among the lost postmaster james trelonr said that he had no idea how the tlufiyes broke into the post office only a few dollars worth of stamps from the till were taken and evidently no attempt was made to break into the safe david pivnick merchant did not escape so easily i have ndt figured out the damage yet but it will probably be in the neighborhood of 300 several blue suits and over coats were taken as well as some boxes full of gloves tho thieves broke in through the front window exclaimed mr pivnick th9y did not break into the till and there was some money there too he added at xi o trcmaynos drug store next to the post office about 200 in money and goods was taken the thioves evidently were not at all nervous of bolng discovered for empty ico cream dishes- testify that they satisfied their appetites before leaving with their loot tho young people of the toronto east piesbytery rural held a very interested and helpful conference in the uxbridge united church on friday nov 8th at the morning afternoon and evening sessions the worship period was given by cgit and cset groups music was furnished at each session in the morning a helpful address was given by rev a e owen ba of uxbridge the urge and respon sibility of a young peoples teacher in the afternoon addresses of wel come were given by mayor pollard and rev mr stillwell of uxbridge a round table conference and dis cussion was led by rev e c hun ter a yp worker of toronto after the evening banquet avwell planned social half hour was enjoyed by all it included community singing yells and addresses by uv h eaton of unionville on leadership and go don pinkham sunderland on echoes of oak lake in the evening reports of the vari ous committees were given the new officers were installed by rev w e wilson toronto a very inspiring and uplifting address was given by rev e c hunter entitled a chal lenge to youth a banner is to be given to the yp leagues having the largest proportionate attendance at the conference the following are the officers for the coming year honprest chairman of presbytery prest revjcd daniel sunderland viceprest wm honeyi milliken secy vera brethour vallentyne treas warren rae stouffville committee conveners fellowr ships gertrude wagg unionville missions helen patterson agin- court citizenships eordon pink- ham sunderland literary alfred dike unionville recreation mil dred dike mount albert cgit evelyn brownscombe uxbridge c sets g crosby uxbridge local happenings mr and mrs jos borinsky were visiting in detroit from saturday until tuesday this week mrs a logan of toronto spent last week with her daughter mrs russel drewery lake shore house mussel- mans lake accept our invitation please to the bazaar and afternoon tea porters saturday jly beauty parlor will be open from tuesday to saturday each week over lehmans shoe store hair- dressing and marcelling phone s904 margaret cove 41 mr and mrschris steckleysnow- ball will be at home to their friends and noighbors on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary on the evening of nov 27th 1929 potatoes are being loaded at good wood at 125 bag and turnips are selling in stouffville at 25c bushel the farmer with a good crop of either product is fortunate as the prices are good junior farmers held banquet the junior farmers banquet at victoria square united church on thursday evening nov 14th was largely attended and greatly enjoy ed elton armslrons deputy reevo of king acted as toast master wm dougherty proposed the toast to the junior farmers and jas mclean re sponded c lamont dufferin coun ty proposed tho toast to the ladles and miss laura gee responded other speakers included rev w ixi haig r e white jas weir ex-deputy- reeve of scarboro ross e ratcliff councillor of whitchurch jj lunau reeve of richmond hill a j h eckardt presented tea service to robt watson woodhridge third prizes went to whitchurch twp harry pugh fred timbers and w ferguson burglars in uxbridge town wm watson and wm ball two of our citizens who have been very sick are reported as improving mr watson suffered a slight stroke while mr ball is in the hospital with eye trouble mr and mrs edwin boadway and rubin merchants from stroud in simcoe county also mr and mrs f boadway of unionville mrs wm hendershot and daughter of toron to mrs elgin barker of new york were recent guests with mrand mrs isaac boadway w e meredith of uxbridge town ship has purchaseda property of 15 acres in trafalgar township just north of the dundas highway mr and mrs meredith intend to move their new home in march after 8 years in this locality they will leave behind a big host of good friends who will be sorry to learn that such good citizens are leaving the territory among the churches reception to he tendered clifford case a reception will be tendered clif ford case member elect for north york on wednesday evening nov 27th in the mechanics hall aurora at 8 oclock a musical program will be provided also short address es by prominent members of the legislature including hon william finlayson minister of forests and mines a dance will he held after the program only children accom panied by parents will be admitted goodwood wm whlttlcton is spending the week at the winter fair mrs d mcdonald and miss daisy morgason are attending the womens institute conference in toronto this week dr rawlcigh has added to his two products line genuine norwegian co liver oil also brilliantine which gives lustre tojthehnlr come on you willies since the robbery in uxbridge everyone is locking his garage lock ing his car doors and removing switch keys we understand that mrs david watson and miss myrtle are expect ing to leave the farm shortly they will lidjd an auction sale and may move to stouffville the young people at goodwood united church will hold a musical program on wednesday dec 4 th in the basement of the church also lunch will bo served come and bring your friends and 25c for ad mission je kidds wood salo orithe farm a mile cast of hero drew a big crowd last saturday lots sold to tho fabulous prices of 65 a lot and thatsn lot we think the seven acres all second growth but really fine woodland sold for 1100 rev a harden dlstcn mcdonald and j f rold tho station agent wefe jn stouffville on friday night for a jfasonlc banquet rev har den and xlr xicdonald participated in the degreo work called degree 2 while mr reld gave a demonstration in degree no 4 not being a mason these terms may bo wrongly num bered or namedbut in any event lhoy all took some part in the program which was followed by a chicken dinner mr anos lehman has sold the building owned by mm across from his shoe store and immediately east of the fire hall to mr leslie row- botham ornisby lehman who occu pied a part of the building has mov ed into archie stouirers house on church street imr rowbotham has not yet decided what he will do with liis newly possessed real estate it may be transformed nto a modern store picture theatre or work shop public health nurse for richmond hill richmond hill electors will be ask ed to express their views on the question of a public health nursing service at the coming municipal elec tions that was the decision of the council which met in special session on friday evening last all the members of the council were present and dr j p wilson xloh and geo gee members of the board of health were in attendance it was explained that a public health nursing demonstration was now being conducted in vaughan township and the village of wood- bridge and that an opportunity had been offered richmond hill to parti cipate in this free service the only condition of the offer was that since richmond hill had enjoyed the free demonstration last year that the board of health should give the pro vincial department an assurance that the service would bo continued on a fair bftsis provided vaughan and woodbridgc decided to carry on in other words if this assurance was not given it looked ns it rich mond hill was merely looking for something for nothing- the annual ost of a public health nursing service for richmond hill was mentioned as about 400 the exact cost cannot be stated inasmuch as the demonstration and survey of the field to be served lias not been completed card of thanks xlr and xirs wm sellers cashel ar desirous of expressing their ap preciation to their many friends and neighbors who assisted them wjth their plowing also for other acts of kindness extended to them since mr sellers illness groceries toasted beans reg 15c 12c ginger snaps 2 lbs 22c soda biscuits 2 lbs 25r franco peas standard quality per tin 10c rosedale tea cuf and saucer free 1 lb 75c quick wash tablets jeg per pkg 2 for 35c honey in comb 25c one lb assorted biscuits 32c a w scott the need of a night watchman in uxbridge was strongly em phasized on monday night when burglars once more made a cleanup around the town finally making their getaway in the car belonging to mr xiason acton which they stole from the law garage says the uxbridge times from investigations made by constable vesey assisted by prov incial constables xlitchell and taylor it would appear that the first visit was made to gordon xicleans home where they entered through the rear door and stole adout 7 an 3 p evening worship attempt was also made to steal the subject the historic christ hudson car which was in the garage but they were unable to start itd j a turners home was next visited and about 600 secured thos wards house was me next and j three windows on the south side and one on the west were tried but all balked their entrance and they finally tried to get his car this also being unsuccessful c frises was l ov is not far x1ennonite church rev s s shantz pastor sunday dec 1st imorniug service 11 am subject the whiterobed company evening service 1 pm subject study in book of revelation chap s pastor in charge of both services baker hhaj and sixth ianh baptist churches w s whitcombe pastor sunday dec 1st dr t i stockley dean of tht to ronto baptist seminary will preach morning and evoning come and hear this noted preacher and bible teacher sixth line xlornlng service baker hill evening service these services will begin a week of bible conference meetings special speakers and slugers every night of the week see announcement else where baptist church rev w w fleischer pa3tor sunday dec 1st 10 am bible school 11 am subject what one man xleant to his church 7 pm subject are children too young to know when they are saved prayer meetings sunday 615 pm wednesday 8 pm p presbyterian church rev w h fuller pastor sunday dec 1st 2 pm sunday school christian church e morton and p e hyde pastors sunday dec 1st our influence is measured and expressed by our example we can lead others no further than we go ourselves the most important next visited the screen door being have we gone but are we facing in removed in an attempt to enter but directl0n read pr they had to give it up and turned their attention wo law sons had to give it up and turned their attention to w o law sons garage where they made their- en trance through the door of the show room and thence into garage here they tried to start several cars but were finally forced to siphon the gas from a large mclaughlin car into xiason actons maxwell coupe which they took along with his kit of tools george etwells garage was next visited and 4500 stolen after which the cnr depot was visited entrance being made through the window at the front me glass being broken and the catch released here a persian lamb coat consigned to j f brownscombe from peterborough for repair valued at 275 was stolen as well as 4 in bills and a few coripers fromjthe till it is sup posed that they then made for oshawa as the car was found south of whitby on tuesday evening in it was a pair of running shoes soaked through evidently being worn by the burglar while about the nefarious work united church op canada rev h s warren ba pastor sunday dec 1st xi and xc anniversary 11 am rev robt laird dd 230 pm s s and bible classes 7 pm rev colin young dd by request the choir will repeat the splendid thanksgiving music nb open meeting of the cather ine johnson xlission band on xlon- day evening dec 2nd at 730 the special feature will be slides on africa found hound black and tan white brest 4 white feet box 321 stouffville earl a grubin ro eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 1928 at stouffville every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubin block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phone stouffville 2405 george baker realtor and valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont box 24 phone 179 gms erauel 3 hctttg s igfjroajj daily coach services stouffville toronto single 95c returnl170 leave leave stouffville standard time toronto 725 am zlooo am zll40 am z 200 pm z 340 pm 580 pm z 825 pm zlo15 pm z saturday sunday and holidays only coach connections at toronto for oshawa mon treal orillia midland schomberg orangeville hamilton brantford niagara falls buffalo and in termediate points coach connections at buffalo for all usa points gray coach lines