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itouffoille vol xlh no 38 stouffville ontario thursday november 20th 1930 a v nolan publisher nyal cold capsules quickly relieve colds flu la grippe headache neuralgia etc slightly laxative and more readily absorbed by the system than ordinary tablets hence more speedy in action nyal cold capsules can be taken during regular everyday activities with good effect carry a package with you price 50e j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 music instructor now on the job will teach the art in ah our public school grades business cards veterinary last week the teaching of sing ing as a regular subject in the local public school was commenced the singing master is imr arthur lynde of whitby who was introduced to the school hoard and recommended by the school inspector mr lyade will spend every friday afternoon in the school giving one half hour to ertli ef the live classes the cast of the newly undertak en v oris which is being targlit in all larger graded schools will be 175 from november to mid summer this expenditure will be met by the board but a grant of s0 will be obtained from the government towards the work while mr lynda will have his singing pupils put on a concert sometime new factory to open monday gold x fish supply co have everything in readiness a real asset to stouffville local happenings the interior of the old vinegar factory at stouffville is now trans formed into uptodate factory premises once again about monday next the gold fish supply co a toronto concern will commence operations here by transferring a portion of their toronto plant and some of their key men probably half a dozen to stouffville for eight weeks now a gang of carpenters and laborers have been busy repairing and remodelling the premises erecting office space and also installing the necessary plumb ing including dozens of lish tanks in readiness for the new business mr astin who has charge of the before the end of the term the pro- woi and is the companys s t bodendislol vs bvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college otiiee at the mansion house phone 161 successor to dr j t storey medic al dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon officio cor obrien and main phone 19g coroner for york county dr walter h woodrow medical arts bldg toronto eye ear nose and throat specialist will be in stouffville every other thursday 7 9 pm office at dr dales a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am drslrtfilerbert freel ir ira frccl consultation hours 9 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm tues sat tues thurs sat afternoons by appointments only or herbert frecl 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 0 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of lloyal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block ceeds of which will also go to reimburse the board for their out lay thus the actual cost to the rate payers is very low the singing instructor comes very highly recommended he is choir master of whitby united church conductor of the whitby oratorio soteiety supervisor of singing in the large school a whitby and also conducts classes in no less than 40 roams of other schools including agineourt he has been engaged until next midsummer after which if the work is to tie continued a local instructor may qualify for the position by attending the summer school the school trustees met in the school on friday evening to trans act this and other business the imembers present were dr ball and messrs ambrose stover j w momullen and a v nolan the latter being icbairman a grant of 25 was made for books to augment the teaching of literature in the public school while a number of accounts were passe for payment mostly for supplies and equipment from outside firms also paying for long tables for use at luncheon time this eliminates eat ing in the rooms mr powell showed the members the newly acquired equipment for the science room of the high shool which is rapidly being brought up- todate with all the latest equip ment for teaching that subject the building is in a highly satis factory state of repair and the citizens may be proud of these fine premises presentative showed us over the plant on friday the basement floor is mostly occupied witli tanks for holding gold fish while the main floor will be used as a packing and shipping room just how far the company will go in developing the industry at stouff ville is not yet decided excepting that they will have here thousands of gold fish and this will become the main breeding and shipping centre this is the concern that supplies tiie small lish for drug stores and ether places to sell or give as prem iums but they also oreed larger and muich more valuable gold fish some of them selling at 5 and 10 each and upwards on occasion airplanes are used to transport a shipment that is to be rushed but for the most part express cars are used while the fish are carried in specially made containers many of these fish are pedigreed and mraston will tell you the parent fish of anything he has in stock just as a horseman knows the breed of his animal a strong branch of the companys business is the manufacture of pottery goods this is mostly out-of- w i afternoon tea and baking sale at porters nov 22nd lmrs w a young and sister miss hood of agineourt spent the week end with mrs clark church street mrs ira badgero and mrs lemon paisley spent thanksgiving holidav with mrs h r mccay burlington ontario mr and mrs james gould of aurora will be at home to their friends on sunday on the occasion of the 50th wedding anniversary mrs fred kirktown and little daughter left last week for their home in alberta mrs kirktown having spent the past month with her sister mrs it j smith in town miss edna ted hoover spent the weekend with her parents mr and imrs iy x hoover hiss hoover is in her fovth or graduating vear at the ontario college of art in toronto our village clerk mr j s dougherty was in toronto on satur day attending the funeral of his niece mrs clifford macklem who passed away in her 51st year she was a sister of rev w p fletcher of oshawa who is also well known in stouffville mr and mrs earl strong were down from huntsville this week on a brief visit assisted by the govern ment relief fund huntsville is build ing a breakwater along the river bank through the town 10000 or more will be spent paid equally by the government fund and the municipality origin of smalley fire a mystery sproule badgero the home of mr and mrs w p badgeroverniilion alberta was the scene of a lovely wedding on tues day oct 28th at high noon when the rev n a boyd solemnized the marriage of their eldest daughter ruby eileen to mr orbin de vernet sproule of loydminster sask only son of mr and mrs c e sproule of imtinnville the disastrous fire ou the richard smalley farm in which the barn was totally destroyed now looms as a mystery tire also it was at first reported that the kitchener rural construction co had been responsible for the blaze by setting fire to some straw with a blow torch during the course of their work investigation however now shows that there was not a blow torch at work on thejob only three men were present when the fire was uotiued mr chas neudick of stouffville who is em ployed by the company was working in the cellar of the house- while francis judd a former pupil of stouffville continuation school was working on the line between the house and barn and first saw the blaze and gave the alarm while a third man was engaged in the granary and wasnt aware of the fire until warned by one ot the other workmen it was evident that the fire start ed in the upper regions of the building but no one can shed any light on the cause while at work in a barn it is a rue that the men never smoke so the whole thing adds one more mystery tothe long list of barn fires in ontario this last tew months mr smalley has since purchased a new steel barn and has contract ed with the kitchener rural con struction co to equip it for electric service hunters have varying success one camp returns with full quota of deer wm reesor brings back a bear special notice next sunday november 23rd party of outgoing missionaries will door work clay from the don visit the four lolcal baptist churches dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon and ot the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate ot royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office commerce bank up stairs phono office 1011 residence 1015 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan norman borinsky barrister solicitor notary associated with the legal firm of corley keen and howard counsel j w seymour corley lvc trusts and guarantee building room g05 302 bay street toronto out telephone elgin 3153 and 3154 res tr g343 anne lehman a t c m teaohcr of pianoforte playinf and theory phone 4301 studio lehmans block e a grubin r 0 eyesight specialist honor graduato of the collcgo of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 1928 at stouffville every thursday friday and saturday office in the grubln block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phone stouffville 2405 george coltham ontario land surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 264 phone sg41 melville jail a late substitute for spank ing mrs j cooney called on mrs harry forrester on tuesday miss blanche topham was at home with her parents for the weekend mr ilarley overnrow spent the weekend at mr wiliam topbams mrs a miller spent a few days with mrs john haskins of the seventh line mr perce spofford and imr fred carruthers attended a rugby game at toronto last wednesday mr liernice goyman is busy cutt ing the wood off the lot he pur chased from mr henry hoover mrs kenneth stotts and son mil- lord visited with her mother mrs win topham on tuesday of last week mrs herb spofford spent last tuesday afternoon with mrs miller and mrs isrecken air and mrs ralph hoover of the seventh line were guests of mr henry hoover on sunday the misses hannah and allio hopper of victoria square called on mrs s b lehman one day last week mr and mrs edgar nigh and children also mrs jacob wldeman were toronto visitors last wednes day lmr and mrs edgar nigh and daughter frances also mr lome wldeman spent monday evening at mr willls lehmans mr and mrs harry wldeman of toronto and carson clarence and lorne wldeman also miss marjorie miller teacher of our school were guests of mr and mrs david hoover of stouffville on saturday evening miss verda gayman visited with friends in toronto over the weekend mr and mrs jacob wldeman and mr and mrs harry wldeman called on imr and mrs ed nigh friday evening mr and mrs harry forrester and family also mrs win forrester visited with mr and mrs clifford brown toronto on saturday even ing we are very sorry to hear of the death of mr jascook of schomberg lie is tho son of mr and mrs a h cook toronto many people will remember him as he lived in this section for some time and attended the sichool here the dumbbells when a man marries you will want to hear the inter esting lecture in lemonville united church on wednsday december 3rd at s pm the lecturer is rev w r clements of lamptbn mills and his subject when a man marries valley is used in the vessels made while the dry kilns are operated much like the kilns in brifck plants it is not expected that this branch of the business will be moved hero until next spring ample grounds are provided south of the factory for the development of the pottery industry gold fish are not the only things the company breed and deal in but they handle various wild animals and if any local hunters locate cub bears and bring them back alive the gold fish co are in the market to purchase them snakes lizards monkeys and other wild life find a medium of sale through this firm and they are frequently called on to fill orders for points all over canada and the united states ave expect that when our readers learn of all this in their midst the local lion tamers and snake charmers will come forward at once and make application for a job well mr astin says they will need some 20 men a number already hav ing applied and found employment the now industry promises to be a big asset for stouffville the order of the service is follows sixth line baptist church 10 am baker hill 1030 am ninth line 300 pm stouffville 700 pm do- not miss hearing these gifted and consecrated young people tell the story of how god has set their hearts on fire for the greatest work in the world newmarket church pastor honored is wrapped in good mottos and plenty of humor bright musical numbers and recitations preceding the lecture the ladies aid will serve a supper to which everybody is invited to attend mark up the date in yonr hat and come to lemonville on december 3rd admission 35c and children 25c the annual convention of the christian endeavor was held this year at kitchener on november 3 9 10 and was one of the largest gatherings of this group of youth sluice its origin in ontario two outstanding banquets were held in the crystal ball room of the walper hotel the saturday evening ban quet was the annual fellowship banquet with mr meadows giving the address c c hamilton of boston executive editor of tho christain endeavor world was the speaker at the business session on monday at this banquet the rey fay le meadows was elected pre sident of the provincial organiza tion in ontario for the ensuing year this is the highest honor the c e can pay to any individual get your winter apples choice varieties of winter apples for sale phone ow zellars 2110 goodwood mrs s ottowell has left town for the winter mr and mrs richard foote mr and mrs albert eison of stouffville also miss alma foote of newmarket visited at c w watsons on sunday herb wagg of markham caled on friends here over the weekend some of our young people took a motor drive to whitby on sunday evening you will please remember john s mayos wood sale on wednesday november 2g imr and imrs n gibney of new market miss e daniel rn toronto were the guests at mrs middletons sunday some class to sonie of our young ladies who get the opportunity to attend a fowl supper as far away as cannington mrs wm henderson has been in poor health this last couple of weeks we hope she will soon be able to be out again mrs henderson is greatly missed in the church and choir there will be no service in tho goodwood united church on sunday evening next as the fifth line are holding there anniversary services imr j newble will preach in the morning and the rev molellan of claremont in the evening the good wood united choir provide and lead the serviee of song in the evening come along and fill the auditorium we regret to report the death of little thomas yake who died friday morning last after being in bed only a few days interment took place sunday afternoon to good wood cemetary rev baldwin oon- duleted the service mr and mrs yake have the sympathy of the community in the great loss of their son announcement our business is now operated under the childs saving plan system which makes it possible for every child in the district to have a saving bank account free enroll your icliild at once no expense no trouble no obligation a special lady repre sentative will bo at our store friday november 21 to give you full particulars chas w watson beginning next week tho gold fish supply co whose headquartors have been in toronto will commonco to operate their newly acquired factory in stouffville which was once used as a pork packing plant and as a vinegar factory while at one time it gave employment to a nunvber ot men as a cooperage plant and it was while n0 bands of the national cooperage co that the above sketch was made the railway siding seen in he picture holding several box cars will be used by the gold fish co who expect to have added trackage provided shortly to take care of their extensive shipments tho build ing will houso three quarters of a million fish as well as providing spajco for other lines ot the companys business about 20 men will bo employed when tho company gets well undorway the local deer hunters all return ed home for tho most part tired and footsore a few days before the season actually came to a close stories that deer were roaming like great flocks of sheep doesnt seem to have proven the case as the local sportsmen found them very scarce and as their luck was not good when they did sight the fleet footed animals there will not be enough venison to go round to all their friends in the club the stouftville hunt club pitched their rami as usual in the district out from ardbeg they were twelve number but arrived back on saturday with only three deer geo storey walter ward and delbert holden did the shooting that brought down the only game they got it was left however to william reesor to provide a bear story and ho did it nicely when he landed a fat black bear just out of its cub years mr reesor came upon it suddenly and shot the animal as it ran through the bush the bear did not appear to see him although there was but a few yards between them another hunting party which ran into hard luck this season was composed of robert and don rat- cliff james ratcliff chas atkinson clarence atkinson and clarence bolender norman claughton and arthur paisley this double quartette hunted in the wilds of haliburton county setting camp at a plaice called crooked lake they tried the still hunt which means they had no dogs their efforts were rewarded with but one deer but the stouffville merchant says the bush tramp was worth while and ho certainly looks better for the holiday it remained for the stouffville and sutton hunting society to demon strate tltat deer are really plentiful if you go the right place for them this joint organization is composed of twelve hunters and they brought home twelve deer the full allot ment in addition they bad their portion for use in camp which accounted lor two more it is an interesting fact that this club has never gone north and returned with out their full quota this year they were the first to return home as they had their full allotment after seven days hunting their jumping off place is a railway siding called zebra 20 miles north ot parry sound a five mile journey is mado by wagon then a five mile or more trudge to icamp but its worth while getting back into tiie great forest land where few hunters go as is evidenced by the success ot this camp those who compose the party are sam armtrong harvey baker frank baker ralph flint and sandy stewart the remainer being sutton men since the above was written 15 hunters of the cedar grove club have returned witli 15 door and one bear clayt tarr one of this party shot a red deor said to be tho only one got this season among the churches presbyterian church rev w h fuller pastor t t t t baker hill and sixth llve baptist churches w s whltcombe b a pastor sunday november 23rd 1930 1030 am baker hill sixtli line 7 pm the pastor will preach once saved always saved our missionaries will speak at the sixth line sunday school at 10 oclock t t t t baptist church rev ww fleischer paator sunday november 23rd 1930 10 am biblo school 11 am regular church service subject is it necessary to be baptized ordinance of baptism will be administered dv 7 pm outgoing missionaries will speak everybody welcome t t t t sunday november 23rd 1930 mennonite church s s shantz pastor friday s pn prayor meeting 10 am sabbath school 1 1 am morning worship 7 pm evening worship above services in charge pastor of t t t t christian churches stouffville and church hill f e hyde minister sunday november 23rd 1930 10 am s s at stouffville 11 am- morning worship 2 pm s s at church hill 3 pm nathaniel the devout 7 pm a case of blues we invite the public to worship witli us a cordial welcome to all t t t t bloomiiigton ringuood and altonn churches e morton preacher sunday november 23rd 1930 when wo get through with the world none of us will want to be like the lady who complained be cause her mirror did not give back to her more than she put into it let us put much into the lords service next sunday 11 a in bloominglon 230 pm ringwood 7 pm- altona t t t t united church of canada rev thos laidlaw ima pastor sunday november 23rd 1930 1100 am the merciful 230 pm s s bible classes 700 pm the deserter monday at 730 pm -theswas- tikas young peoples society will convene under auspices of its liteiary and dramatic department dont miss this young people wednesday at s pm prayer and bible study you are cordially welcome to all these services the womans association will meet at the home of mrs k tarr obrien ave on tuesday evening november 25th at 8 oclock boadways drug store stouffville raupl m iktttg a iftgijroay daily coach service royal winter fair toronto november 19th to 27th st0uffvillet0r0nt0 single 95c return 170 leave stouffville leave toronto h eastern standard time 725 am al040 c340 pm b825 pm a 900 am c200 pm 530 pm blo15 pm coaches stop at any point to pick up passengers signal plainly by hand to the driver gray coach lines