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mffirille teitttil vol xli no 47 stouffvjllb ontario thursday january 23rd 1930 a v nolan publisher 5e free gold fish two live gold fish in a glass globe absolutely free with a purchase of one 50c tube of nydenta tooth paste and a 15c package of fish food two days only while they last get yours now j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 business cards medical dr s s ball phpsiciau and surgeon offick cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county drs ira herbert freel dr ira free consultation hours 9 to 12 am lion wed fri g to 9 pm tues sat tues thurs sat afternoons by appointments only dr herbert frcel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed fri afternoons by appointment only dbntal e s barker lds dds itoiior graduate or royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubius block phone s201 markham overy tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith 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 1015 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 18003 anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4301 george baker realtor and valuator kami and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont box 24 phone 179 inaugural of the sc board at the inaugural meeting of the stouffville school board held in the council chambers on wednesday evening last week a v xolan was elected chairman for auother term two committees were appointed the property committee being composed of messers edw baker j w mc- mullin and dr ball while the management committee consists of ambrose stover edwin lloyd and dr ball the hurst named in these two committees are the chairmen 1 lie continuation school inspect ors report was read and was one ot best ever received the stall was commended for their work while the equipment was regarded as good and few suggestions were offered the chairman introduced the matter of tho caretakers salary and jsked it the board thought he was justly paid the management com mittee was authorized by resolu tion to consider the matter and secure figures from other schools of like size to stougville the board discussed the problem confronting the school attendance officer and suggested that he take such action as is necessary to pro tect the rights of children where parents are neglecting to send them to school john gower was re appointed to this position as a sal ary of 25 for the year 1930 a few small accounts were passed for payment mostly for books used in the course of study in the public school the members were all present at this meeting with the exception of mr lloyd who is still confined to his bed through illness select candidate liberals of north york biding to hold nomination meeting a meeting of the north york lib eral association will be held in the town hall newmarket on wednesj day janhary 29th 1930 at 2 oclock in the afternoon for the following purposes 1 the nomination of a candidate for the federal house 2 the election of officers for the current year and 3j the transac tion of any further business in con nection with the riding immediate ly following the transaction of the business a public meeting will he held at which the following speakers wll give addresses hon james malcolm mp north bruce minis ter of trade and commerce major fred saunderson mp perth south and liberal whip harry johnson secretary of the ontario liberal as sociation and the candidate you are invited to attend and hear the issues of the day discussed by pro minent speakers j harry naughton whs cane secretary president earl a grubin ro eyesight specialist honor graduate ot tho college of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 192s at stoultvillo every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubln block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phone stouftvillo 2405 stouffville lodge no384 meetings every monday evening at s oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethren welcome ray yake w it sanders noble grand rocsec thos r financial secretary nirtiis martin at lemonvllle on jan 21 1930 to mr and mrs george m martin a son george henry keith ca in detroit mich jan 12th to mr and mrs jesse a gall a daughter gloria ann bloomington marvin lemon was home from to ronto for the week end murray barnes is serving on jury in toronto miss elsie lemon of birchcllffe was home on sunday mrs w a fockler has been spending a week in toronto buy a chautauqua festival seas on ticket and save 300 mrs jarvis storry has gone with her daughter mrs m rose for the winter a large sleigh load of young peo ple from here joined tlie other four christian churches in the skating party at the arena stouffville on thursdaynighf the monthly meeting of the wo mens association of the united church was held at the home of mr land mrs newton rae on wednesday evening there was a good attend ance and a pleasant social evening was spent grocery for p thrify onaps homes blue rose rice 3 ibs 25c rolled oats 5 lbs 25c- washing soda 3 lbs 25c soap chips 2 lbs 25c no 2 tins tomatoes tin 10c bensons corn starch pkg- 10c infants delight fairy soap 4 bars 25c many flowers watch tuesdays globe and mail empire and thursdays star and telegram for our advt dominion stores ltd paul boadway manager six dogs shot suspect rabies hunting doss destroyed by govern ment officials at tuioiivillc excitement prevailed in union- ville and vicinity last week on account of the action taken by gov ernment authorities regarding the dogs that were run by local hunters in the burwash district that came in contact with the stray dogs from the rockford camp and owned by dr algier of sterling and afterwards died supposedly of rabies shortly after the unionville hunters returned a dog owned by percy stiver became ill and a local veterinary diagnosed that a bone was stuck in its throat the animal was afterwards taken to toronto where it died and upon exami nation of the skull at the provincial laboratories the trouble was diag nosed as rabies and lias caused con siderable uneasiness since then the medical authorities have been warned to watcli for fur ther development of the disease and recently six dogs owned by philip dixon fred stiver ernest dukes thomas shadlock harold harper and five dogs of the rockford camp have been shot by ordor of govern ment authorities also all dogs that ran within a radius of 40 miles of these camps have been put under quarantine sportsmen are feeling tins development keenly realizing that the unwritten law of caring for the lost dog in tho hush of another sportsman has now become a serious proposition choral society concert the annual concert of the stouff ville choral society will bo given on friday feb 21st antony reirioueh violinist who was so well received at last years concert has again con sented to assist keep the date in mind friday feby 21st plowmen hold annual meeting 4th line uxbridge everybody is going to the stouff ville chautauqua festival john moore has been home a few- days clarence jones has been assisting edgar storry miss hattie maye is attending the domestic short course at uxbridge for women andrew ashenhurst has installed a radio and is listing to all the high lights now a number of our nimble young people are enjoying the skating at goodwood both russel feasby and bert maye received knockouts from king winter and are under the doc tors directions orvml roach who is advertisisg his auction sale for wednesday next week is going to toronto wo understand no truth in the report that oryji was to become mayor of altonasinlp ollie madill has a lease on the posi tion next match mav be held in north end of whitchurch on thursday afternoon the annu al meeting of the north york plow mens association was held in stouff ville and a fairly good attendance was oh hand to hear the financial j statment and participate in the election of ofiicers for this year president j w reesor opened the meeting and intimated that it was thought advisable to hold the 1930 match in the north end of whit church township adjacent to aurora or newmarket the meeting approved of the suggestion and on this account only half the direct orate was elected so that at a pro posed adjourned meeting to be held at newmarket or vandorf addition al directors in the north may be added the financial statement for last year showed over 400 paid out in prizes cash and goods the last match cost the society over 200 in actual cash with a still greater value in goods after all liabilities were met there is a small bank balance carried forward the election of officers resulted in ralph baker of lemonvllle being made president and mr baker in taking the chair asked for the full est cooperation of every member so that the 1930 match may be the best in the history of the organization other officers elected were p e ferguson and are fleming as vicepresidents while three direct ors were put in being jess cook fred timbers ross ratcliff the district representative for this county mr white of newmark et was present and promised to give assistance to the organization as he believed the plowmen were doing a good work among the farmers an adjourned meeting will be held at the call of tho chair constable pennock resigns council holds private session reeve hw sanders called a coun cil meeting on tuesday afternoon and presented the gathering with the resignation of edw pennock as town constable this paper was not represented at the special meeting and does not know tho discussion that poured forth but we are informed that ap plicants will be called tor next week to fill the vacancy one town father said the council are hearing complaials about some law infractions and breaches ot the liquor act hence we must waste no time in securing a man who will give the time and ability to the job to maintain order in the community altona miss evelyn reesor was home for the week end mr and mrs wm clarkson spent a few days with mr and mrs herb jarvis near uniotivirie there will he two afternoon and four evening programs at the stouffville chautauqua festival miss jessie watson ot agincourt visited with miss flossie menair on sunday misses viola and efiiel bunker and arthur wagg visited at madiils sunday miss ethel bunker who is attend ing business colledge successfully paged tho so word per minuite cxaminatibnalso miss verna wagg passed her sixties the christian church skating party on thursday night was greatly enjoyed bv many of our young people jack and norman spang were badly f lightened when their pony ran away dumping both young gents into the snow the little shotlands can cut up some times like a col lie dog in harness altona had the largest attendance at the sunday school convention at claremont on wednesday in the afternoon of any other church all benefited by the wonderful address es given also the splendid meals which were generously served by claremont the remarkably reasonable price of the chautauqua festival season ticket is due to the fact that a number of publicspirited local citizens have pledged themselves to sell a large number of tickets give your support buy your tickets as soon as possible and make the chautauqua festival in stouffville an outstanding success vivian whos who and whats what ox the eighth line wo understand that the two new residents who recently arrived are getting nicely settled and appear well satisfied with their present surroundings although a little late congratulations are extended to ted and will george is polishing up his top hat there must be another banquet coming co easy george matt is bent on improving his property his new shed looks good we have good carpenters up our way they say the war is over in vivian you had better go home now percy the funs over john giles is the new caretaker at vivian school the government is not bankrupt yotthere is lots ot hay being hauled to the reforest ration barn the roads are fair for sleighing but not so good for trucks potatoes are still being trucked to the city herb pegg was elected as school trustee for vivian school cheer up alex your bachelor days will soon he over vivian will soon be a city machinery for sale roller for rolling oats in good order cheap separator melotte good as new fanningmlll chatham with bag ger several good chopper all sizes also good gasoline engines 1 hp to s set scales power washing machine for gasoline several good cutters and sleighs at low prices tjexj rexjlin highest prlco for fowl and wool phone 192 stouffville ix memoiuam in loving memory of lieut r wild- goose who passed away jan 13 1922 and of his dear wife eva jan ti 1929 sadly missed by their children mo ther sisters all relations nd friends cemetery notice parties owning lots in the older portion of the stouffville cemetery and purchased under old conditions of annual payment for upkeep may by virtue of a bylaw recently enacted pass their plots over to thecomctery board for perpetual care by pay ment at once of the sum ot 15 for double plot and r00 for single plot when the cemetory board will then ensure the perpetunl care of your lot much of this old cemetery has now come under perpetual care and lots not so provided for cannot thus be taken dare of remit to commission h brillinger j w ratcliff ii o kllnck fatal accident on slippery walk highly prized citizen was mr robt rae the citizens were shocked on saturday evening jan isth 1930 to learn that mr robt rae had passed away rather unexpectedly following a fall on the slippery sidewalk on wednesday preceding his death that afternoon mr rae was iu company with tiis sou thos b rae having left the office of the b s telephone co together and when making the crossing at market street mr rae sr slipped and fell and it was with some difficulty that he vas able to make home it was later found that a blood vessel was ruptured as a result of the fall and death was from this cause the funeral on tuesday took place to mt pleasant cemetery toronto from the residence of his son on clark street the divine service was in charge of rev h w laing pastor of park road baptist church and was attended by a very large number of friends and citizens the late robt rae was born in glasgow scotland 75 years ago go ing to london england when a young man he became a chartered accountant and later came to cana da at the ago of 2g where his know ledge of bookkeeping and thor oughness in all things he under took was readily recognized by those witli whom lie was employed he was united in marriage with chrisilla burgess of toronto who died in 1911 to them were born two children thos b accountant with the bethesda stouffville telephone co and miss mary rae of toronto two sisters and a brother also sur vive in england in the year 1910 the late mr and mrs rae moved to stouffville where mr rae was identified with the b s telephone co as accountant and remained here until a year after airs rae died when his son came to stouffville in 1928 the father also returned the late robt rae had sterling qualities a true christian and leader in the community taking a special interest in boys work he established a boy scout movement here some fifteen years ago that had a worthy objective and a lasting effect on the young men of that time the boys had club rooms in the block west of the mansion house and under mr raes supervision made the furni ture etc required for it their hikes and instructional talks are a living memory to many of those lads who are numbered among the business men of today mr rae was an ardent baptist and for many years rendered valuable service at the time of his death he was a member of the park road baptist church and held the position of auditors for the local phone comp any and was about to become secre tary of the library board goodwood born to mr and mrs wmweir jan isth 1930 a daughter bill is all smiles s clancy of vanscoy sask is visiting friends in this vicinity miss eva latcham of toronto is home for a few days mrs geo imaye is improving very slowly from her attack of rheumsa- tism there are no old people in good wood now since tlie rink started the ages range from 6 to go young it is 20 years since some have skated season ticket for the stouffville chautauqua festival will admit you to six delightful programs for the small sum of 200 for adults and 100 for children and all school students mrs john latcham had the mis fortune while coming down stairs and when on the third to bottom step she slipped atid fell hurting her back which lias confined her to the house this last few days a bunch ot stone brick and mor- ter men started out for stouftville friday night in the best motor car in town with one of their candidates to puthim over tlie big goat at lodge the trio got stuck in the snow going home too many oysters uxbridge townships oldest resi- dento mrs gaur relict ot the late alexander gaul passed away at the home of her son geo on the ath concession on monday last mrs gaul was born in aberdeen ninety years ago and came to canada at an early agowhere she bcctino the wife cf the lte alexander gaul her gen ial and quiet disposition made her a great favorite with all who know hor she was a consistent long member of the presbyterian church her funeral took placo on wednesday t othe vault in the uxbridge cemet ery from whence sho will bo trans ferred in the spring to utlca tho sorvlco was conducted by the rev a mclellan assisted by the rev mr harden of goodwood why leave 8th with snow banks during the heavy snow over the week end the provincial snowplough operated on the provincial roadway between langstatf and markham village and from unionville south over the kennedy road this latter road is not a provincial highway al though the provincial plow kept it free of snow for all traffic now what we want to know is why did not the provincial plow come north from markham village to stouffville where the road was neglected and allowed to fill in so that the bus traffic was suspendod if the provincial snow plow was able to leave the provincial road and clean the kennedy road there is no reason why the same plow could not have cleaued all the county road to stouffville here is something the reeve and council might look into stouffville is a part ot the county highway just as much as the ken nedy road and should be accorded the same treatment among the churches jubilee chapter oes hoijjs its ixstatilatiox proceeded by a banquet served to about so members and guests in stallation of the officers of jubilee chapter oes was held in their chapter rooms on the evening of tuesday january 21st the ofiicers installed included wm sister reta muston wip bro fred crossin am sister erla brillinger apbro sam armstrong secy sister hattie ratcliff treas sister mary doten cond sister pearl nolan a c sister jane birkett chaplain sister ida simpson marshall sister susan shankel organist sister anne lehman adah sister lena hoover ruth sister marguerite thompson esther sister bessie borinsky martha sister ida malloy electa sister luella holden warder sister dora boyd sentinel bro chas barkey the installing officers were sister lucy waters past wm of aldworth chapter sister ethel malcolm grand secretary of grand chapter of ontario sister mott grand ruth of grand chapter of ontario bro helston of aldworth chapter and others ollie flewell died ox tuesday the death took place on tuesday morning of mr ollie flewell of lemonville following a long illness which grew serious three weeks ago tlie funeral takes place this thurs day to stouffville cemetery de ceased was born at quaker hill ux bridge g2 years ago he farmed on the place he died for 28 years and was a highly respected resident besides his bereaved wife three bro thers and a sister survive as follows richard william and wesley fle well and mrs geo mccormick birth wagg in whitchurch twp at lot g con 9 on jan 18 1930 to mr andlmrs vincent e wagg a daughter mennonite church rev s s shantz pastor sunday jan 26th evangelist c n good will preach sunday school 10 am 11 am sanctified love slave 3 pm pleasures 7 to 730 a young peoples meet ing the sacrifices of the be liever 730 subject the man who dared baker hill and sixth uni baptist churches w s whitcombe pastor sunday jan 26th sixth line morning service baker hill evening service v united church of canada rev h s warren ba pastor sunday jan 26th 11 am does it matter what a man believes 230 the bible school 7 pm do we pray if so why if not why not the womans association will meet at the parsonage on tuesday even ing jan 2sth at 8 oclock e christian church e morton and f e hyde pastors sunday jan 26th there will be no senior ce or evening service in the stouffville cliurch this week on account of the revival in the mennonlte church mr morton preaching at stouff ville at 11 am and ringwood at 7 imr hyde preaching at blooming- ton at 11 and church hill at 3 we invito tho public to worship witli us baptist church rev w w fleischer pa3tor 10 am bible school sunday jan26th 11 am subject x church that lost its most precious possession 7 pm subject the conversion and growth of a great man presbyterian church rev w h fuller pastor friday jany 24th preparatory service sunday jan 26th 2 pm sunday school 3 pm a communion service monday jan 27th g30 pm con gregational supper followed by con gregation meeting all members of congregation urged to be pre sent card of thanks i wish to thank the many triends and neighbors for their kindness shown me during the months that i have been confined to my bed for their cheering visits christmas cards and flowers also wish to thank the womens institute horticultural so ciety and the eastern star for the beautiful flowers and presents mrs noah stouffer do you play safe 1 people who take chances of losing their property or personal effects by fire are really gambling with the future imake your position secure by a policy in one of my fire com panies we obtain the lowest possi ble ilates t birkett general insurance agency phone 18201 stouffville slraufl stye sctnga iftgljwag daily coach services stouffville toronto single 95c return 170 leave stouffville standard time leave toronto 726 am z am zll40 am 2 200 pm z 340 prar 530 pm z 825 pm zio15 pm z saturday sunday and holidays only coach connections at toronto for oshawa mon treal orillia midland schomberg orangeville hamilton brantfordniagara falls buffalo and in termediate points coach connections at buffalo for all usa points gray coach lines