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stouffville november 13th 1930 local happenings six weeks till christmas oirl wanted for general work mrs david elliott stouffville 7c06 house- phone a mr jim muslon was the first ot the local hunters to return from the chase ho reached home on monday with a nice 150 pound animal messrs p l and e a button end party were on a rabbit hunt iear zenhyr on monday the town solicitor says they ran too fast mclaughlin six cylinder car for sale in excellent runnlug order a bargain for quick sale a timkamp phone 2811 keep in mind the date of satur day december 6 for the oes liaking sale auditorium theatre stouffville the regular meeting of the whitchurch township council for november will be held on satur day rev a harden chaplain of itichardson masonic lodge occupied the pulpit in the united church on sunday evening while the regular pastor rev t laidlaw officiated at the anniversary service in good wood the curling club members asked to meet in their rink monday nov 17 at 730 pm are on dr sangster is the president and reeve sanders the secretary thanksgiving day was a quiet one in town family gatherings and fowl dinners were the order motor traffic was much lighter than on other holidays earlier in the season mr tim oneil undertaker with w j mather has rented the brick residence almost opposite the presbyterian lehurch from noah baker and moved in hist week while mr oxoll has been in stouffville for a couple of years his wife remained in port perry but now they will take up permanent residence with us we welcome mrs oneil to our town old timer is favoring the readers of the tribune witli another ecriea of articles do you remember way hack when the writer how ever would appreciate hearing from others oi this score and if yon iinvt some little incident to recall send it to th editor or rnru- in and hrli us and we will do the rest farmers who contemplate an auction sale are warned not to allow any auctioneer to influence them as to where they get their hills print ed an effort on the part of certain outside auctioneers lately to secure the farmers order for sale bill which were then printed outside the territory led to the farmers having to pay out many unnecessary dollars insist on getting your advertising at home where the local publisher will look after the detail of advertising your sale experienced farm hand wants a place for the winter or by the year single apply to e timkamp pht 2811 owing to the continued illness of miss logan the early part of this week the primary room in the public school was taught by miss erma holden a union thanksgiving service was held in the mennouite church at dixons hill on monday afternoon at three oelock pastor s s shantz of stouffville was the speaker this christmas the local public school will uot offer for sale seals tor the bonefit of the muskoka hospital any who wish to obtain these christmas stickers may pro cure them at the banks gold weather is coming prepare for the cold winds by purchasing a new overcoat that is warm and stylish we offer a good range of overcoats in the leading colors in chinchillas tweeds and blanket cloths 1750 to30 mens suite in blue brown and grey in plain and striped materials 2250 to 3000 mens wool and cotton combinations 298 to 450 mens fleece lined shirts and drawers 75c and 1 mens heavy allwool shirts and drawers each 250 and 350 mens flannel top shirts in plain and fancv colors 100 to 200 mens snap easy spats in grey and fawn pr 195 boys all wool shirts and drawers special 95c ea boys wool and cotton combinations 135 to 225 boys fleece lined combinations 100 boys all wool worsted stockings pair 65c boys winter caps with inside bands 100 order your linoleum and congoleum rugs here r e curtis husky lsghfcar tires at low cost ttf you drive a ford chevrolet or whippet get our prices before you buy any new tires youll be surprised to know that here you can buy a fullquality gootlyearbuilt tire backed by goodyear and our service for no more than you are asked to pay for noname bargain tires give us a chance to prove this brathwaites hardware stouffville 1 the churchill institute meeting which was postponed last week will he held on wednesday nov 19 at the home of mrs louis thompson lake musselman the pine orchard institute will be entertained and will provide the program collectors for the upper canada bible society are on their rounds in stouffville and district miss s stewart and mrs rusnell have collected in tho northwest ward over 100 with more promised which section will surpass this good record let us hear from you correspondents would confer favor by mailing their copy to this paper monday of eacii week if at all possible or plaice it in our hands tuesday morning at latest so much late copy the past few weeks has caused much news matter to be crowded out of that issue for which it was intended friday and saturday november 14 and 15 china bound karl dane george arthur also our gang in yale vs harvard spotlight aesop fable tuesday and wednesday november 18 and 19 silks and saddles hoot gibson 4th chap a final reckoning comedy and cartoon at the regular prices a gormley bear the inhabitants in the vicinity of cormley are all excited over the thought of a wild bear roaming uieir farms one has been cited by various farmers the past few days although one or two declare the thing is a gorilla erstwhile brave dojs that have never been known to back up from man or beast take one look at old isruin then flee tuesday night jos jones of the rd con sighted mr dear sitting in iiis front yard the dog awakened him and at first tackled the bear but when once in close quarters he re fused to go to tho attack again mr jones has no gun nd finally the bear ambled oft aud is still at large quality service awarded 1000 in suit against hospital some vandals have destroyed the signs placed along the bush property on the atkinson and grose farm cast of town on the towuline their names are being sought and action will be taken against any trespassers on this property miss helen itowbotham entered st johns hospital on tuesday of last week where she underwent an operation for spinal trouble drs starr and clarke performed a double operation and miss rowbothain is progressing as favorably as can he expected her friends will be glad to know frank burkholder son of mr nelson burkholder has purchased hie dairy business at- markham operated by mr webber prior to thisfrank hada similar business in lindsay which he disposed of some time ago we trust he will find business well to his liking in our neighboring village mr robt miller stated an interesting fact when officiating at the unveiling ceremony on sunday afternoon when he said that statis tics showed that the citizens of stouffville gaive more of their sub stance in money per capita than any other town in canada through the red cross ad other movements for the soldiers during the great war this is something to look back to with pride the returned soldier found in destitute circumstances living in a shack on the townline east of stouffville has since been placed in fairly comfortable circumstances in addition he has received word that his application for pension has been approved and money will be forth coming at once the local veterans and organizations who rendered such prompt aid when the matter was first known are to ho com mended potatoes were being bought in wholesale or car lots from the fanners at uxbridge last week at only go icents a bag everything a farmer has to sell has noticeably sagged in price but the retail prices at the stores have not followed to any noticeable extent gasoline for instance is just as high as other years while paper is fixed at a point near the wartime high hides are a drug on the market but whole salers demand almost as much as ever for boots when all these things find their level good times will come again the many friends in this neigh borhood were shocked to learn ot the death in york county hospital of john a forsyth a former resi dent on the 9th concession of whit church who moved only last spring to lot 20 concession 4 east gwillinrbury air forsyth was seriously injured when he fell off a beam in his barn he was rushed to the hospital but survived only a few days at the time of the acci- dont this former resident of the musselmans lake district was en gaged one evening in assisting his son to catch some pigeons in the ham for which purpose lie climbed up to the beam from which he fell he was only 4 4 years of age and his sudden ending is mourned by a large host of friends who extend every sympathy to mrs forsyth and family many from here attended the funeral at church hill cbnietery following tho uiilonvillc bank obbory last week expressions wore freely made on hie street that stouffville would bo the next point of attack gangsters cleaned up bore before with considerable ease and the placo is not less vulnerable to day than it was a fow years ago isnt it a strange thing how inde pendent the big banking institu tions appear over the hundreds of thousands ot dollars stolen trpra them annually h holdup men wtien people are expecting some thing different from shrewd business men tliore is littlo doubt but that some sort of alarm system could be installed in country branches of all banks which would aid the police in getting on tho trail of these bank thlovcs earlier in the game tiro apparent indifference of the banks is not duo to tho fact that they carry insurance against thort because the insurance rates advanco when the amount of money stolen in any one year advances tho less stolen the less the insurance rates wo do not know whether there is a pension for bank caretakers as there is for bank managers and other officials but if so mrs john mckinnon ought to soon be eligible for it she holds this position at the canadian bank of commerce here and is now completing her 30th year mrs mckinnon took the work when the building was erected by the former standard bank in 1s94 at that time the bank carried on just across the road and when their present building was constructed in tiiat year airs mckinnon became tile first and only caretaker up to the present time the stouffville thanksgiving market was one of the smallest we have seen here in nine years and perhaps prices were the lowest too farmers must have anticipated low prices for fowl for there was scarcely enough offered to supply the local demand the top priced fowl of course were turkey and they sold at the very reasonable price of 30 cents a pound as against 4 0c and 43c last thanksgiving geese were most sought after by local people who were able to get their requirements filled at ratclilts and scotts at 22 cents a pound the farmers received 20 cents for the most part although some early sales were made at isc but when it became apparent that few geese were coming the price stiffened chickens of which there was a plentiful supply brought from 20 to 27 cents a pound according to quality which was us varied as the price ducks went to 22 cents pullet eggs at 35 cents and hen eggs 4 5 to 50 compensated for the drop in dressed poultry to those farmers who had the hen fruit the citizens in general will re gret to know that dr v a dales and mrs dales will shortly be leaving stouffville to reside in toronto as announced last week their comfortable home has been sold to mr cliff pipher who takes possession at the end ot this month tile residence which stands just opposite the united church was re modelled in 1910 dr dales moved to stouffville just thirty years ago coming here as a young practitioner from myrtle to take over thd business of dr rowan lie enjoyed a good practise which always received ills faithful attention he came through the hard years of country practise when often it was necessary to drive all night in every imagin able kind of weather and it was a matter for general regret when his health broke down a year ago which necessitated him retiring from participation in the work ho enjoyed so much as a public spirited citizen dr dales served his community well he having been medical officer of health and also a councillor every movement for the betterment of tho community received his whole hearted support hence he will be mlssod as will mrs dales who is the charter worthy matron of the local chapter of the bastorn star in masonic circles the doctor served as worshipful master of richardson lodge as well as being a member of the local oddfellows lodge an unction sale of their household goods is announced for thursday november 20th awakening on the night ot april 29th last to find his bed clothes in tlames aud badly burned as a re sult f h prosser formerly of newmarket and well known in stouffville being a son of the late kev d prosser radio salesman brought suit against the sisters of st josephs hospital and iu a judgment handea down by mr justice mfcevoy at osgoode hall is awarded 51000 and costs tho plaintiff whose claim that the hospital was guilty of negligence in leaving him alone smoking a cigar ette after he had been given a seda tive was upheld by the judgesought damages of 5000 upon the whole case justice meeuvoy states l am of the opinion that the evidence establishes the plaintiff went there to be nursed by the hospital that it was negligence in the part of the hospital after giving him a sleeping draught to leave him olone and unattended by some nurse with a cigarette in his hand i cannot help from the evi dence feeling that what the plaintiff was paying for was nursing anil waliching in this case the sleeping draught no doubt induced insensi bility from sleep for a time and i feel it was the duty of the hospital to see to it that some nurse was there and that some nurse prevent the patient from falling into in sensibility at a time and in such a way as would result in the firing of his bedding and clothes and caus ing him the injury he suffered special nurse his lordship finds that as a re sult of telephonic communication the patient was informed that the hospital would receive him on two conditions one was that he have and pay for a special nurse aud the other was that he employ a doctor who would make the arrangements for entering into the hospital in such a way as would enable the hospital to bo assured that the patient to be refeeived was a patient for whom the doctor was willing to be responsible the special nurse said the judge explains that the patient went to sleep about 1130 and that she then went away to get some lunch the plaintiff claimed that when the nurse left her lunch he was awake and that he knew no more about his condition until he awoke about an hour later with his bed afire the supervisor said that she had gone into the plaintiffs room about 12 oclock and that he was asleep and snoring the special nurse claimed that she had also come in within a tow minutes of the time and that prosser was asleep she said site then went into the hall to write her chart returning in a few minutes to find the bed ablaze there is no doubt the plaintiff was burned seriously the judge holds justice mcbvoy finds that the de- fondants told the patient he must have a special nurse but ho is not able to find that the nurse thereby became subject to the orders of the patient hospital not exonerated the hospital his lordship de clares intended to keep control and supervision and direction of tho special nurse i am not able to exonerate the hospital upon the ground that the hospital had no re sponsibility for the conduct ot the special nurse it is true tho hospital selected tho nurse and it is true the nurse selected was a competent nurse of reasonable skill or ability insofar as the hospital had reason to know and did know his lordship expresses difficulty in understanding how the supervis ing nurse could go to the foot of the bed and not become aware that the bod was afire and equally that the special nurse could come in a fow minutes later and also be una ware that anything untoward had occurred tho two visits at so short a period beforo mo tiro was dis covered is not easy to understand ills lordship states e c nogart appeared for the plaintiff and f j hughes k c for tho defendants ful0pep egg mash why fulopep egg mash is more economical a lien should eat approximately 50 pounds of mash per year even if fulopep should cost you as much as 2000 a ton more than a homemade ration fulopep is by far the cheaper because one to two extra eggs per hen per month will offset this difference in price ful0 pep is cheaper because it produces more just think of it for one extra egg per hen per month you offset a difference of 2000 a ton in the cost of the feed stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville stock g used implements stock for sale g p mare 3 yrs old 2 working horses 28 sheep used implements melotte separator set new scales 2 riding plows power cutting box note we have again taken over the agency for r a lister co and are carrying a full linee of repairs and new separators and washing machines frank baker stouffville mccormick deering agent phone 15204 tho regular monthly meeting of the sr womens institute will be held at the bome of mrs ed bakers on wednesday novombcr 19th at 230 pm paper hot supper dishes by mrs geo lee roll call a thought for thanksgiving readingrhmrs h lewis social half hour remember the homemade baking nov 22nd cream for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery co our prices the highest our service is the best the are stouffville creamery co closed at g oclock daily excepting saturdays an unequalled creamery service since 1918 the markham twp rate payers pay at banks continued from front page locust hill 8550 d boyd stouff ville 153 s geo h bennett markham 11325 r j cunning ham gormley 119945 k j cunningham gormley sidewalks on yongo street vaughan to pay half 28605 alex durecanoir union- villo 130 p forsyth north mark- ham 222 d shadlock milliken 74388 j g wideman stouffville 23330frank stookley stouffville yards of gravel 1950 p forsyth imiarkham 40c w whalen gormley 43 yards gravel 1088 alex mcmillan gravel 2825 fj mlnton unionville repairs to scraper s00 metallic roofing co culverts 23924 george burk holder whitevale gravel 100 w h luesby thornhill vaughan to pay half laying 427 feet of side walk at 17c 7259 gam davison unionville repairs 23s7icanadiau engineer advertising 020 i d ramer sons coment 585 canada ingot iron 3 armco cul verts 14193 a j jupp co 23950 geo weathorall union ville 150 arthur buchanan rr unionville dynamite 2 j r mckonzle aurora gasand oil for tralctor grader 3099 clarke bunker stouffville operating tract or grader 5s ii h powers union ville re leek bridge 102 iv g maxwell salary for october 125 lemonville rev and mrs milles spont mon day at shelbourne ontario mr ralph kirby of toronto visit ed friends in town on sunday miss johnson has been visiting her brother at mr ralph bakers mr and miss richards of ottawa wore recent guests of mr ralph richards during the weekend mrs w harwood and family of toronto spent the holiday with miss mina and herm burkholder mr and mrs gordon pipher and family of toronto were holidaying with mr and mrs joan lewis mr kenneth pipher who just re turned from montreal to his home in toronto visited over the holiday with his father mr john pipher holiday visitors at the home of imrs m cook were miss stella cook and mr george hannah new market rev mr and mrs clements and daughters irene hilda and ester mrs sturdy ot lambton mills mrs wade of california mr and imrs e c pennoclc and son jack of stouffville send the tribune to absent friends coming dr f e luke optome trist 107 yonge st torontos able eyesight specialist may be iconsultcd about your eyes for glasses at j roadways drug store stouffville thursday november 20tb 37 i raised 2000 turkeys in its effort to promote the pro fitable raising of turkeys the on tario qovcmmcnt established a tur key farm in the county of norfolk the object was to now that birds of this variety can bo raised with profit the experiment has proven quite successful this year more than 2000 turkeys were hatched and raised on tho farm a short time ago one thousand of them wero sold ot 30 cents per pound what is pos sible on tho norfolk farm is equally so on other farms in the province turkeys can bo raised and sold profitably at a much lower price than that domanded about thanksgiving and christmas mrs a griffiths spirella corsetiere stouffville markham unionville gordon phillips licensed auctioneer experienced in farm stock implomont and furniture sales phone stouffville 8405 for terms groceries sweet potatoes c lbs 25c brooms 5 string 35c grapo fruit 3 for 27c soap 1 lb cakes 3 for 25c mollon- puffs per lb 29c fresh chocolates per lb 35e imaplo bud special per lb 45c turkish dollght per lb 35c a w scott