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milium v0lxliiin015 stouffville ontario thursday june 11 1931 a v nolan publisher nyal digestive tonic a bracing and invigorating tonic for relief of indiges tion and dyspepsia tones up the stomach and digestion system promotes appetite overcomes distress arid nervous unrest 50c and 100 j m storey druggist drugs the home ot quality ihoue 100i estray pair of stray oils came to my premises early in june lloyd turner stouffville for sale choice seed buckwheat also some hay joseph betz stourrrillc out for sale xo cockshutt also maker wilfred 21 floury now scuttler by same ferguson stouli critters neck broken by auto claremont man offered to settle for accident but dcmured at 7500 for sale quantity b ii baby chicks good laying strain ready june 1c it e brown phone 170 for sale 90 acre ranch in town ship- of uxbridgo plenty of water possession at onco apply to mrs reuben rawson clare mont wanted about 10 acres stand ing hay alfalfa preferred phone richmond hill 10 s404 w s ramcr or stoucville for sale 7 room frame house with lot 40x70 house is in good repair house on south ohurch street phono iso stoulf- ville tf order plants now choice cabbage and cauliflower plants strong stock and good varieties allan cosson phone 300 stock for sale i offer for sale from my fully accredited herd of ayrshires several choice cows and heifers also two young bulls the herd lesu is 4 pc butter fat if you want a choice cow- call at my barns herb h mitchell phone 5s10 for roys for farm work british boys and young men porienced and inexperienced immediate placement on farms ill ontario on a yearly basis protest ant homes only wages ranging according to age and experience apply to the hostel norval ontario card of thanks we desire to express our deep appreciation to the numerous friends who so kindly assisted us in any way during the brief illness and subsequent passing of a beloved mother mr and mrs reesor and family the cow that jumped over the m ton must have been more nimble than the bossie that richard cooper of claremont collided with on wednesday night of last week when he was going posthaste to the dance at mount albert the cow was hilled and the car damaged to the extent of 125 mrcooper was breezing along just north of uallantrae when he came upon barman davis nephew ot mrs john mckiunon driving the milch cows from pasture along tiie highway to the barn yard for milk ing four cows were on one side of the road and one on the other but tiie beast attempted to cross just as the motorist came alongside the impact had sufficient force as to break the animals neck and heave it up over the fender onto the runn ing board where its weight dam aged the side of tiie car also fortunately the occupants of the car were not injured in any way mr cooper who is a son of the wellknown frank cooper j and a brother to our newest merchant chas cooper at once offered restitution without investigating his own liability in the matter only the unwillingness of the farmer to accept gf for his cow which no doubt was a really good milker pre vented them settling the matter on the spot mr davis askeo 73 for the beast the accident happened after dark of night the cows bein brought from pasture that veiling unduly late owing to mr oavis himself having been up to the celebration during the afteriio arriving home somewhat late constable pugh of stouffville was called after tiie collision to investi gate church honors them rev dr a e mitchell chosen president of b c conference marked tribute to many years service in tiie ministry was paid recently by their fellow associates of the united churcn in canada to two brothers one of whom is rev dr thomas h mitchell of edmon ton former pastor of robertson united church the other is rev dr albert e mitchell of vancouver at about the same time that dr thomas mitchell retired from the pastorate of which lie had been in charge for th past seven years to i til ill an appointment to the chair of theology in st stephens united church college here his brother was honored in victoria by being elect ed president of british columbia conference of the united church dr albert mitchell held pastor ates in ottawa hamilton and prince albert before being called to van couver 16 years ago he has been paster of shaughnessy heights united church for the past three years prior to church union he held many offices with the presby terian church edmonton journal new teachers to be appointed next saturday 200 applicants write for positions on public school staff mary jane reesor in the sudden deatli of mrs mary jane reesor oa sunday morn ing tiie hand of death removed from our midst another of the local residents who though native born imbibed the hospitable ways and industrious habits of the early pioneer to this section mrs reesor was 77 years of age and only three days prior to her i death was tending her splendid garden at the rear or her home on main street east while thus occupied she took a weak spell followed by a stroke from which she never rallied the funeral on tuesday to stouffville cemetery was attended by many relatives and lifelong friends rev fay le meadows of newmarket conducted the service assisted by mr c e hyde mrs reesor was born just oast of stouffville on the farm now owned by mrs milton harris this property was the roster homestead and here the four children of the late mr and mrs milton roster were born mrs reesor was the eldest child and with her passing only one other member of the family survives namely mrs s b hoover church street south mrs reesor is also survived by an only son floyd of oshawa and by two grandchildren ifollowliig her marriage to abraham reesor over i0 years aj the couple settled on the mill farm machinery property at altona where mr for sale cheap reesor died the widow then came binders one new six foot to stouffville to live with her mowers horse rakes and all other widowed mother who died in kinds of implements we also have april 1020 a member of the good hay teddar and wagon box christian church at altona she so corn cultivators i was always a willing worker but of ilate years attended the stouffville church she was also a valued member of the stouffville womens j institute card of thanks mr and mrs fred tlisey wish to thank the kind neighbors and friends for their valuable assistance and kindness shown her father dur ing his recent bereavement in the loss of a loving wife mrs john mantle morse register dol 17320s 12021 the im ported percheron stallion the property of e a somerville ho is a government premium horse will stand for the season of 1831 at his own stable lot 11 tenth line markham terms s1200 no 2330 enrolment form al persona paragraphs mr william stewart and daughter j miss sadie spent sunday with mr and mrs e w evans at claremont mr titos fulton and wife of stratford aim mr jos maye of toronto were recent guests with mr and mrs k g tarr miss erma court of unionville was the guest of miss janet button obrien avenue on friday of last week my and mrs f c rowbotham airs t w klinck helen and bruce rowbotham spent the weekend at a very successful convention of the churches of christ held in guelph airs i paisley of toronto was in town on wednesday for a few hours mr and mrs ijenj rexlin will attend tiie graduation exercises at toronto university this thurs day evening when his nephew alex rexlin will have the m a degree con ferred on him another nephew sam rexlin will receive his diploma ia dentistry mrs duncan and miss annie are spending a week in town while rev cordon duncan the formers son is attending the assembly in toronto the duncans are living at wark- worth where they occupy the manse mrs elijah pennock and mrs maggie irwin have been spending a week in toronto visiting old friends despite the fact that mrs pennock is 75 years of age and had passed through a severe illness she enjoy ed the visit to the big city with the interested of one many years her junior special musical service the coloured gospel quintette who were in the arena last summer will be there again on monday june the 15th at s oclock one night only the programme will be largely musical and the public are invited s s shantz pastor good as new repairs of alt machines reni ilexlin stouffviim- highest prices for wool and fat hens phone 192 annual business mens rally united church stouifville sunday evening june 14 at 7 pm judge mott who presides en a subject over the juvenile court of vital importance and toronto will deliver interest al this time the addrets orchestral music the uxbridgo orchestra will assist in the musical part of the service also tiie stouitville quartette and tiie womens united mrs t laidlaw will also render a special number quartette everybody male choir come early and be invited assurred of a seat bethesda mr percy allin has purchased a now plymouth car our farmers arc sowing their turnip seed this week mr and mrs a b shaffer en joyed a trip to niagara falls over the weekend that was certainly some shower wo had in this locality on saturday afternoon and evening mr harvey taun is now selling a new variety of gasoline called nevrnox now boys if you have an old bus with a good supply of knock in it we suggest that you lill up your tank at harveys the census enumerator mr s p foote ventured out on his round of duty this week making his first calls here in his own corners on wednesday may 3rd the wm s held their monthly meeting at the home of mrs w burkliolder an address on missions given by the pastor mr mcneil mr frank billby attended the funeral of his father at green river on saturday we sympathize with frank in his loss on monday evening the school hoard wrestled with a grist of applications for the vacancies on the public school staff there are two appointments to make and no less than 200 applied for the posi tions in view of the fact that the inspector ruled that the board should engage only those teachers who hold kindergarten primary or a supervisors certificate in music should be appointed to the staff it cut out no less than threequarters of the applications at once even then the task was not easy some 25 teachers had made personal application for the positions and several very capable young women interviewed the board but none of them held the nocssary certificates it was finally decided to request certain applicants from outside points to present themselves for a personal interview and if the members are impressed with the prospective teachers appointments will be settled promptly teachers are expected here this week as far away as ingersol on the one hand and little britain on the other by reason of engaging a teacher holding a supervisors certificate in volcal music the ratepayers will not have to engage a music teacher from outside as was done last term our own teacher will be qualified to do this work and the board will draw a special grant by reason ot the qualification of their teacher applications for the position nado vacant in the principalship or the continuation school are not so readily secured and the number of replies to advertising was some what disappointing however the board is now in touch with a teacher with wide experience who if secured will meet we believe all the requirements of the local school the appointments to the local staff are all likely to be settled on saturday of this week one high school mathematlc and science teacher will be here from the ottawa valley section to meet the board this saturday in respect to the appointment contract for culverts and with interest last week the business mens association of stouffville received n cheque from mr delbert holdcu the local ford agent for 225 plus interest from the time last fall that mr holden intimated that he would make his gift to the community al that time it had not been decided to erect a clock tower and nothing definite was in sight on which the money was entitled to he spent later it was decided to construct a tower and mr delbert has handed in his cheque the gracioiisness with which the genial agent makes the gift is only further exemplified in the fact that mr holden included the interest accruing during the time he hold jtho money for our benefit communication editor the tribune as a whitchurch taxpayer who lias been instrumental in bringing other taxpayers to the township may i comment in your columns on a situation which can at best be de scribed as peculiar recently the whitchurch council passed two bylaws one prohibiting miniature golf on sunday the other forbidding bathers to undress in their automobiles upon the public highway or to appear there clad only in bathing suits the first of these bylaws has been enforced rigidly enforced but the second is being utterly ignored as any member of our council can see who chooses to motor on the roads adjacent to musselmans or wilcox lakes people still undress in cars and parade the roads sometimes most unbeautifully in bathing suits why mr editor why make fish of one bylaw and flesh of the other can it bo that the police force of the township is inadequate surely not or can it be that tiie council is passing laws without con sidering the effect that these will have on the community is it not the opinion of your readers that the bathing by-law- should he enforced as rigidly as the other at least people wear clothes while they are playing golf and recreation of any sort whatever is to be permitted on sunday surely we should encourage that variety which least outrages the sense of modesty and righteousness which permeates our excellent township the comment of your readers is invited george e davies cedar beach musselmans lake council held a special meeting ia the hall at unionville on monday evening june sth for the purpose of letting the contracts for four concrete culverts a johnsons side- coad between concessions c and 7 on the almira sideroad west of spolyords corner on the third con cession at lot 14 and between con cession 3 4 at lot 20 respectively reeve gohn in the chair with ail present excepting councillor ronnie who was reported sick engineer babcock was also present tenders were received from patterson con struction co s2s7500 w e tidy 257500 and h h powers 240000 it was moved by w f kincaid seconded by w h clark and carried that ii a babcock be authorized to let contract to c h powers of unionville to build rour culverts as per specifications said contract price to be 2400 mr frank roberts was also heard en the question of drawing sand and stone for the above structures the matter was left in the hands of engineer babcock who considered that mr roberts price was satis factory therefore we gather that frank gets the job the sixtli concession through unionville was a pertinent question mr babcock stated that with the assistance ot road supt maxwell he had dug down through sand for four feet and then struck standing j water like the old fable of the man building his home on the sand reeve gnhn stated that in tiis opin ion it was one of the worst situa tions in york county questioned as to the advisability of using a centre drain tile mr babcock stat ed he didnt think a tile would be worth a rap owing to sepage of the wet sand he rafnered favored a centre ditch filled with two or three inch stone as a solution of the problem deputy reeve smith sug- guested laterals as a method of taking away surplus water engineer babcock roughly computed that the ditch and laterals would take 410 ton of stone at a cost ot approximately 1500 or as reeve gohn joculary remarked enough to pave the road mr babcock cited an instance in york township near the dunlop farm when this method had been used and had proved highly satis factory the question was discuss ed from all angles and the reeve stated that he thought it poor busi ness to spend 1500 on a patched- up affair when 4000 would make a permanent job council decided to give mr babcock plenty of time to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion as it was a rather dirty situation deputy reeve smith was not satisfied witli the material being used on the seventh and adjoining sideroads the same being a mixture on sand and stone mostly sand 9s sand to use his own words road supt maxwell was instructed to look into the matter at once council adjourned to meet july 6th the scribe colorful ceremony ontario hospital among the churches stouffville nurse graduates- four others taking course last friday evening it was the privilege of ye editor to attend in company with mr and mrs george watson of stouffville the graduating exercises at the ontario hospital whitby when their youngest daughter edna may wat son was one of a class of 21 gradu ating nurses to recoive their di plomas at the culmination of their three year course probably many local people do not know that no less than four other girls from this locality are in training at this same institution at the present time miss marjorie lehman of almira is on her second year course while misses mildred tarr mildred mckay and blanche topham are all completing their first year these girts were in evi dence friday evening attired in nurses uniforms graduation exercises are always interesting and tne one at the ontario hospital was no exception following an instructive and enter taining program of music and speech making the graduating class was called forward one by one when they were presented with their diplomas which come only after three years of diligent atten tion to duty the presentation in this instance was preceded by the entire class repeating the florence nightingale pledge wherein they swear to honor the profession etc miss watson and the rest of the class will now enter postgraduate work for one year in various hospit als and will then be honored with their registered nurse recogni tion from the ontario government the ontario hospital where so many local girls have chosen to train for tiie nursing profession is the largest and most recently built mental hospital in ontario com menced in 1912 it was interrupted during the war and utilized by the military since 1920 it lias been in operation for its original purpose it overlooks inke ontario on a beauti ful site the hospital has accommo dation for 1000 patients and is built on the villa or cottage system the buildings are fire proof and are spread over some 40 acres the property also includes a farm of 500 acres adjoining the hospital area mennonite church s s shantz pastor s pm prayer 2th well weld wells drilled and satisfaction guaranteed quick sand a specialty agents for toronto windmills electric pumps and stable equip ments etc apply delos graham phone stouffville 990s 3 plants ready gardeners and farmers cabbage and cauliflower plants ready june 35 season ends july 1st speaial sale of pansics to clear at 3 boxes for 25c percy brillinger centre mala street goodwood miss jessie reid of toronto was home over sunday mr gordon crapper of toronto visited friends in goodwood sunday mr herbert wagg of toronto visited friends in goodwood on sun day mr howard and ralph forsyth and a couple of boy friends visited mr ted wagg on sunday the football game between good wood was postponed until wednes day night on account of rain mr and mrs raiph white have returned from their honey moon rhe tin pan paraoc gave them a seranade monday evening mr edgar latcham is painting and remodeling his garage and is putting in a twin pump for shell gas 2 kinds so no one need come around here shooting off gas now as there will be ten pumps to choose from the summer meeting of the goodwood womens institute was held at the home of mrs e w davis on friday june 5th the speaker mrs wright of odessa gave a very interesting and help ful talk which was enjoyed by all miss viola reld rendered solos and misses daisey morgason and irene storry gave a piano duet lunch was served to some 25 people a newly married couple from our town having returned from their honey moon from a northern city- report the following incident on go ing into a very fashionable hotel and looking over the menu the bride asked the waitress for a dozen lobsters the astonished waitress said do you mean tnat the groom being somewhat disgusted at the waitress said certainly tliats what she means and while you aro at it ill take a dozen too after some time a heaping plater was brought in much to the surprise of both the bride seeing they had made an awful mistake said surely it must have been a dozen oysters stouffvilue united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday june 14 1000 am sunday school and bible classes 1100 am morning worship sub ject the zeal of the lord reception of new members 700 pm special service under the auspices of mens bible class judge mott of juvenile court toronto will be the speaker musical features will be a male choir stouffville male quarotette united church womans quartette solo by mrs t laidlaw s00 pm wednesday prayer and bible study you are cordially welcomed to these services friday june 1 meeting sunday june 14 1000 am sabbath school 1100 am morning worship h goudie in charge 700 pm evening worship i pike in charge altona 700 p m evening worship h goudie in charge t t t t meiaille circuit united churches rev a imacnell pastor sunday june 14 1000 am peaclis 3 pm bethesda 730 pm rev mr davidson of mark- ham and recently returned from mission work in india will be in charge at all three services t t t i christian churches bloomington and rinqwood e morton preacher sunday june 14 these are the days for examina tions that will be our subject for next sunday at bloomington 1100 am bloomington 700 pm iringwood this will be the last sunday be fore conference let us all be where we can render our best service for the master t t t t baptist church baker hjxl and sixth ianh w s whttcouibo b a pastor sunday june 14 1100 am sixth line 700 pm baker hill t t t t stouffvidde baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday june 14 1000 am bible school the rev w e atkinson will speak morning ana evening you are cordially invited to hear this missionary preacher t t t t stoupfviiilie and ohurch hjxii christian churches p e hyde minister sunday june 14 1000 am stouffville s s 1100 am morning worship 200 pm church hills s s 300 pm afternoon service 700 pm forgiveness the 100th annual session of the conference of die christian churches in ontario will convene in the church at stouffvillejune 1721 inspirational meeting each evening at s pm we invite the public to worship with us in these services these churches welcome you at all times saie register saturday june lit the household effects also real estate belonging to the late maria kester will be sold by auction on the premises west end the frame residence has electric light and water in stalled sold subject to reserve bid terms arranged furniture cash sale at 130 f w silver- sides auctioneer flratigl gffrg etngfl tgfittmg daily coach service st0uffvillet0r0nt0 single 85c return 155 leave stouffville leave toronto eastern standard time 625 am a 800 am a 940 am c 100 pm c 240 pm 430 pm b725pm b 915 pm a sunday and holidays only b saturday sunday and holidays only c saturday only coaches stop at any point to pick up passengers signal plainly by hand to the driver chartered coaches for all group outings at moderate rates for information communicate with gray coach lines yonge at front toronto gray coach lines