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vol xlii 29 stouffville ontario thursday september 18 1930 a v nolan publisher m take creophos for the relief of hay fever many sufferers of hay fever praise the benefits derived from taking creophos try a bottle j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 young farmer gored by bull business cards mkoical dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon ofk1ck cor obrien and main phono 19c coroner for york county dr walter h woodrow medical arts bldg toronto eye ear nose and throat specialist will bo in stouffville every other thursday 7 9 pm office at dr dales when he attempted to put a bull hack into bis fathers stable on their farm at jormley wednesday of last week ceorge koresteraged years was severely gorded by the animal according to korrester he dis covered the bull at large in the oat held as he was returning from the days threshing seizing a stick he attempted to head the animal to wards the barn when suddenly it turned and rushed at hit the young man jumped to one side to evade the charge but was struck and knocked to the ground his lather hearing calls for help came to the rescue percy forrester the father stacd that this type of bull is not usually a ferocious animal he said the bull bad never before been troublesome and had been running at large in the pasture all summer however onjy the arrival of the father and the dog saved the sons life he is re covering nicely down by the sea with the canadian kilitors newspaper a c kennedy chi opractor church st stouffville monday wed nesday aud fridays a to 12 am drs ira herbert freel dr ira ireol consultation hours u to 12 am mon wed frl 0 to 0 pm tues sat tucs thura sat afternoons by appointments only or herbert freel it to 12 am tues thurs sat i to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only d1sntal e s barker lds dds honor graduate ot royal college of dental surgeons aud of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block 4th line uxbridge mr d norton is remodelling his bouse at present alvin sure is wise as he has se cured an extra gear air j collins has gone to whitby to answer the call of jurymen mr and mrs m- chapman visited in aurora one day last week mrs ed norton visited with her parents geo browns last week tuesdays rain did much to replen ish the wells and help the root crop we are sorry to loose miss laura ashenhurst from this line she is attending normal school our traffic has increased greatly this last weeks as there are four gravel trucks hauling gravel from m nortons pit to the townline we are sorry to hear that mrs b staley is suffering from a fall which dislocated her shoulder however she is now improving nicely mrs roy coppins has been assist ing her sister mrs p courtney of locust hill who was quite seriously injured in a motor crash near her home mrs io hoover and family of rlngwood visited at geo jones on sunday dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon aud of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons aud toronto university also post graduate ot rochester childrens hospital office commerce bank up stairs phond office 1011 resldencd 1015 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan george baker realtor anil valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont box 24 phone 179 george coltham ontario ijinil surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 2im phone sou veterinary s t bodcndistel vs bvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college phone 3901 stouffville successor to dr j t storey e a grubin r o eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optomotry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 1928 at stouffvillo every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubln block eyos examined glasses fitted and re paired phone stouffville 2405 massey harris agency in the old stand just south of tost oitlce stouffville get your repairs and new implements now j p cassidy phone 902 boadways drug store stouffville goodwood george todd is loading vegetables for the big market miss etoile helmkay graduate nurse of toronto has been spending holidays at home with her father w helmkay potatoes are only bringing around sfc a bag in this district despite the prospects of a short crop the american tariff on the one hand ind the grader tubers coming in from new brunswick both contribute to the mean price offered local growers the financial success of the supper and concert on labor day in connec tion with the cemetery was very gratifying 350 being realized in all of which 148 was contributed by the goodwood womens institute as proceeds of the supper we wish every success for laura ashenhurst and isabel ashen hurst who have left their homes hero to attend normal school soon these two cousins will be numbered among the school teachers of ontario the regular meeting of the womens institute held at the home of mrs andrew ashenhurst was wtl attended and proved highly interest ing mrs ted wagg gave a paper on the home and school which was full of valuable hints for teachers scholars and parents the hostess served a dainty lunch when his team of horses took fright and ran away win hewlett olio of our farmers was thrown off the wagon down between the racing animals til wagon running over ills body h suffered a few broken i- bs and will take an enforced lit liday as n rs lit the goodwood womens insltute wish to express to the ladies of the community and toronto and all others who assisted also to the pub lic their sincere appreciation of the support tendered them with their hot supper and concert which was given in aid of the cemetery iis bert 3vi while going down cler one day last week fell from the fifth stei breaking bcr shoulder i tie she has several bruise on her arm which will confine her to the house for some time we having been reading of into an interesting history of our cemetery from the beginning some people are asking for a financial statement from tbto beginning the recent im provements have cost a lot of money and still more is needed to mako the cemetery look like a com plete job a new fence is badly need ed along the south and west sides as the old posts are rotted off we understand there is not enough money in the treasury for this will the previous board please give some financial statement as to the hand ling of the funds in former days the canadian weekly newspapers association has just concluded its hth annual gathering which was held this year at halifax nova scotia the tribune was represented by its editor while other newspaper men were present from as far west as whiteborse yukon and new foundland on the east while we wish to tell our readers something we learned about this historic province down by the sea we will not weary you with any detail about the convention it was our business primarily to attend suffice to say that meetings were held each morning at the fine cnr hotel the nova scotian where we with many of the delegates were privileged to make our home during the visit the nova scotian was just opened in august and occasioned quite as much interest in the eastern province as the iroyal york attract ed in ontario we have been in the homes of english royalty in palaces and the like but none of them sur pass in grandeur the modern hotel of the present day while few provide the comforts and conveniences among the foremost hotel palaces of today is the nova scotian leaving montreal on the ocean limited the well appointed train of the cnr equipped with radio and observation coach one settles down to a 27 hour journey before reach ing halifax most of the night you pass through waste and forest territory consequently we sleep on in peaceful rest if you are blessed with being able to be a good snoozer aboard train each afternoon of our stay in the nova scotia capital was given over to sightseeing entertainment we reached the city on saturday evening ready for business on monday the dominion atlantic railway provided a special train on monday to take the delegates to the evangeline country stopping at kentville where luncheon was served and the party were then taken in motor cars to grand pre thus affording us a wonderful view of a portion of the annapolis valley famous for its tipple orchards and iicb fertile farm lands at grand pre we were photographed in a group at the memorial chape which stands on the grounds of the original village which dates back to 1gs0 the historical facts are most interesting but too extensive to dwell on at this time the expulsion of the french acadians from this settlement in the year 1755 will al ways remain a tragic occurrence in canadian history the event has been immortalized by longfellow to thousands and is known as the great poets masterpiece evangeline the peoples in this part of canada still retain many ancient customs on this motor trip we encountered a farmer with his team of oxen and load of hay on a twowheelcart so entranced with the ancient mode of travel we had a picture taken of the team and hope to reproduce it in this paper the farmer valued bis team at 250 and declared them more serviceable than horses in his particular section of hilly country an afternoon was spent as the guests of the halifax harbour commissioners and the dartmouth ferry commission on hoard one of their harbour boats when we in spected this one of the worlds greatest harbours halifax harbour is capable of accommodating at one time all the navies of the world so much should be said of the pott of halifaxinformation all canadians ought to be apprized of we reserve it for another article the harbour trip entailed several hours and luncheon was served on board entertainments of a musicai nature and a reception at governient house where we were guests of hon j c tory lieutgovernor of nova scotia all went to make up a happy time full of pleasure and instruction one of hie interesting things to an ontarian on his first visit to the maritimcs is the tide waters at halifax the tide is not so noticeable but long before the visitor reacnes the city on the way east from montreal he will be confronted with miles and miles of mud hanks and empty rivor beds it it happens to be low tide or nt other times possibly on your return you sec in their places beautiful streams of water winding through the country tides are another item which will make the subject of a later article before conclusion of this hasty sketch of our eastern trip the press will pay tribute to the generoushearted people of the east who gavo us such a welcome and who live in a province which is out standing in canada for its natural beauty and the romance of its history new equipment proved useless fire extinguisher didnt con tain proper mixture had no effect on blaze personal notes the new chemical fire engine purchased last year was given its first real test last saturday night when a ford car leaped into names in the west end of the town the chemical outfit proved a frizzle on this occasion first the hand chemical was emptied on the burn ing car by the firemen then the chemical hose was turned on and neither had the slightest effect the car was driven by mr hilts who was accompanied by miss margaret ramer of markham they had driven onto the new road which was barricaded to traffic and in attempting to climb the bank to get off the gas line was broken and started the fire the brigade made prompt response to the fire alarm but after finding the chemicals were ineffective had to return to the hall and bring up the old reliable water hosea dash of water soon put out the flame but not before lie body of the car was destroyed some means of testing the strength of the material mixed for the extinguishers should be had to know that they will be of some use send the tribune to absent trlendi gormley abram baker spent sunday with cousins in toronto mr and mrs peter sider spent sunday under the parental roof mrs alma clemonce had tea on sunday evening with mr and mrs james hunt a number from around here are moloring to the mbc conference held in vineland miss helen henderson spent the weekend at her home here mr and mrs walter hendersons mr and mrs ernest hoover and family bad tea sunday at the home of air and mrs ernest hunt mr and mrs ernest jones and family had tea sunday evening at the home of mr and mrs wm willson miss doris perkins of victoria square spent a few days last week with her uncle and aunt mr and mrs h f wilson mr louis schell is spending a few- days with his sister mrs hsteckley he has just returned after spending a few months in vancouver bc mr and mrs ralph hoover also mr and mrs albert hoover were sunday visitors at the home of mr and mrs clarence doners mr george snider and lady friend miss mahala wice had tea friday evening at the home of mr and mrs ernest jones mr and mrs george baker also lome and murray motored to vine- land over the weekend to visit rela tives they report an abundant crop of peaches mlss aleda russel has returned from a few weeks vacation miss irene janes of montreal has been visiting with her aunt mrs mc- grogan mr t w eagieson has returned from holidaying at rice lake and cobourg reeve sanders and wife have re turned from tlieir summer home at jacksons point mrs ira audersou and daughter phyllis are spending a week with friends in toronto mr earl beebe of toronto is spend ing his two weeks vacation with his grandmother mrs byron beebe mr h procter aud daughter miss mae from thornbury have been the guests of wm and mrs waddell mrs j pearson has been enjoy ing a two weeks visit with friends in hamilton oakville and toronto mrs a w moffat of collingwood spent a few days with her parents last week mr and mrs jacob jake mr and airs george norris of port huron mich spent a few days recently with mrs byron beebe and mrs monk mrs i r schell from markdale is slaying in town with her daughter mis r j smith at present mrs schell is confined to bed but we hope the change may be to her bene fit mrs david watson and daughters myrtle and mrs hynes joined by her sister mrs e redman of smitblield enjoyed a ten days motor trip to ottawa and montreal visiting friends and relatives at smithfield odessa gingston and monckland out re turning home last friday the marriage look place on wed nesday afternoon of miss helen cor son youngest daughter of mrs cor son and the late roht corson to mr roht dales eldest son of dr and mrs f a dales of stouffville the wedding took place at four oclock in the united church mark- ham serious drought in the usa visitor tells of drought condi lions in virginia water 10c quart sheep 25c head among the churches use of wrong blamed for death product cows judgment was reserved in the newmarket court last week in the case of charles eaves a queensville farmer and the york trading company toronto in which the hitter firm was sued for 120 damages for the loss of a cow which eaves stated had died as a re sult of eating saltpetre sold to him in mistake for epsom salts burk- holders genera store newmarket was also involved in the case as a defendant a l fleming toronto appeared for the york trading co mil n mathews newmarket for laves l kidd of the teaching staff of newmarket high school staff of newmarket high school testified that samples of the product sold to eaves proved to be saltpetre further evidence was offered to show that burkltolder who sold the salt to eaves had received other com plaints from dissatisfied farmers but that repeated letters to the york trading co bad failed to bring satisfaction from the firm the defence pleaded that the pro duct had been handled for a toronto man without definite information as to its nature births iiiiil on thursday sept 4th 1930 to mr and mrs morgan hill claremont ontario a daughter gilbert on sept 13th 1930 to mr and mrs nathan gilbert sth con whitchurch a daughter dike on sept- 17th 1930 to mr and mrs percy dike sth con markham a daughter melville notice beware of golf balls mr and mrs donald mckinnon of toronto visited his father mr a mckinnon of almira the tractor demonstration which was held at edgar nighs last week was well attended around forty be ing prestent mr and mrs j s wideman of cashel and mrand airs harry wide- man of toronto visited mr and mrs e nigh on sunday the wms of melville church are trying to secure the choir from the st clair united church of toronto o give a musical evening at melville church watch for further an nouncements mr harry forrester of cashel is preparing for the cold winter days ite has cut down the huge willow tree measured four feet through that was shattered by the storm some time ago mr and mrs thos pophain and daughter catherine of toronto spent a lew days with mrsstotts of cashel mr and airs harvey houck his mother and sister of cashel visited mr and airs thos meyers of zephyr last thursday and included other places such as port bolster sutton and lake simcoe in their trip mr powell general merchant of cashel has been redecorating his store mr powell hasnt been living here very long bul during that time ho litis made a vast improvement which should boost bis business last weeks news mr floyd mustard spent the week end in toronto last week mrs e elliott ot toronto spent a fjew days with her mother mrs j nigh born to mr and mrs stanley topham on sept 4th a son con gratulations mrs houck and edna of cashel spent a few days at maple with mrs pulthough mr percy spofford has purchased an international tractor we wont be able to see percy for dust miss marjorle ihman of the on tario hospital whitby is spending a few holidays at her home here the guild of melville church held their first meeting last thursday evening after ixring closed for two months mr cassidy of stouffville is hold ing a tractor demonstration on thurs day sept 11th on the farm of edgar nigh wo are very sorry to learn of the serious illness of mrs adolpbus cook ot toronto she has had an operation in the general hospital and we wish her a speedy recovory we congratulate mr and mrs robert kelly nee mary brodie of sunderlnnd on the birth of a daugh ter rev mr macnell of the melville circuit is spending his vacation at keswick rev dr harper ot aurora will conduct his services during his absence while this section of ontario is suffering from the drought which has inoro or less affected all parts of ontario this summer there are places in a much worse plight as re ported by mrs t i mylrea of pittsburg who was here last week on a visit with mr and mrs archie fjeming of the ctb concession of markham mrs mylrea in company with her husband prof myldea have just completed a motor trip through virginia in one section of that state the drought is so bad that water could not be procured for their radiator creeks and ponds heretofore never known to have been dry are empty and the motorists had to crawl along until they reached a more favored suction finally they v able to procure water for their car at jisca quart and at that they slood in line with 25 cars ahead of tliem waiting for the necessary drink the farmers in the section of virginia where the drought is at its worst have ost most of their stock and are disposing r it at any price sheep for instance could be bought at 25c a head said mrs mylrea besides spending a short- time with air and airs fleming the american visitor is visiting her mother who resides in toronto sunday accident at lake musselman young lad prom toronto sustained broken lieg on sunday afternoon a young man from toronto received a broken leg at lake alusselman when he collided with the ford coupe driven by mr dan cook of stouffville the fracture occurred just below the thigh and will lay the young fellow up for some time he received medical attention at stouffville and was taken home on monday the accident happened on the winding road near the appleton farm in company with air cook was jos hoover of obrien avenue they were proceeding slowly at about five miles an hour when passing another car being pushed along by a number of young fellows the one chap suddenly jumped from behind the car and struck the side of air cooks ford resulting in the accident the stouffville people stopped and offered what assistance they- could a couple of disinterested by standers who witnessed the whole tiling came forward on their own accord and gave their names assuring air cook that no blame could be attached to him radio service complete uptodate equipment for work on all battery and electric sets for efficient prompt servlco at reasonable prices it will pay you to investigate phone markliam 2003 stewart beare baptist church rev ww fleischer pastor sunday september 21st 1930 10 am bible school 11 am- subject is it necessry to be baptized in order to be saved 7 pm subject gods call to an old man we shall be glad to see you at our prayer meetings wednesday s pm sunday c15 pm i t t t t mknnonite church s s shantz pastor sunday september 21st 1930 800 p ai prayer afeeting 1000 aai preachiug 700 pai preaching alton a 700 pm preaching t t v t t baker hhii ana sixth tihb baptist churches w s whltcombe b a pastor sunday september 21st 1930 sixth line 1030 am baker hill 700 pm t t t t united church of canada rev thos laldlaw ma pastor 11 a m the woman who wauled to know s pm sparrow mathematics rev herbert lee will preach both morning and evening sabbath school at 10 oclock come ami prepair for rally day to be held september 2sth ft tt christian churches stouffvuile nud churchill p e hyde minister 10 am sunday school 11 am subject the road to victory 7 pm third in a series on the 10 commandments we extend a cordial invitation to all 2 pm churchill sunday school 3 pm preaching t t t t presbyterian church j rev w h puller pastor sunday september 21sl 1930 2 p m sunday school 3 p m evening worship isloomixgton and rixgwood churches e morton preacher sunday september 21st 1930 a harvest home service will be held next sunday at ijloomington 11 am and iringwood 7 pm both churches will be decorated with fruits vegetables flowers c come and enjoy the service with us a baptismal service will be held at dixons hill sunday afternoon at 230 pm any desiring lo be bap tized who determined to follow jesus christ through life may go forward then stouffville cafe open daily 8 am to 12 pm fish and chips lunch ice cream drinks and candies tobaccos yevtxvel j sctngfl sjtgljumg daily coach service stouffville toronto single 95c return 170 leave leave stouffville standard time toronto a 625 am z 800 am y 845 am z 100 pm z 1110 am 430 pm z 240 pm z 930 pm z 745 pm a daily except sunday and holidays y sunday and holidays only z saturday sun day and holidays only coach connections at toronto for oshawa montreal barrie orillia midland muskoka wharf wasaga beach brampton hamilton brantford windsor detroit niagara falls buffalo and intermediate points coach connections at buffalo and detroit for all u s a points gray coach lines