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fcmfftrille volxliv 14 stouffville ontario thursday june 9 1932 a v nolan publisher im 2jm do not despair if your face is disfigured with ugly picfplcs and blotchesthcy will soon disappear if you take warn coles grape salt promptly efficiently yet gentlythis ef fervescing refreshing pre paration cools and purines the blood and cleanses the system it assists the function of the liver bowels itidneya and skin by nat ural means and relieves headache bil iousness rheumatismand constipation two sizes 50c and i 00 for sjj by j m storey druggist thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance vhoinr 1s202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assuijanck co also automobile and fire medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19 g coroner for york county dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate o royal college of dental surgeons and of the university ot toronto ollice in grubins block phono s201 markham every tuesday ollice in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank ot commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stoultville money to loan veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to dr j t storey e a grubin r o eyesight specialist at stouffville every other monday kach visit to stouffville office is an nounced in local columns ot the tribune phone stouffville 2405 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am l e oneil funeral dikkctoit and kmisalmer successor to w j mather stouffville night and business phone 9s01 day service residence phone 9s20 iioksk register golden west king clydes dale stallion 23g7 enrolment torm 1 the property of abner baker will make the season of 19x2 at his home stables lot 7 con s whitchurch ringwood to insure a foal 12 two mares or more 10 payable february 1st 1933 owners of mares when bred will be held responsible evimnceconcluded in action against seed co exwarden of ontario counlv asked 2000 for damage to his crop judges decision witheld further evidence was heard at whitby on thursday in the county court by his honor judge thomp son in the action brought by edgar dure farmer of mara and former ontario county warden against the brechin milling company for al leged damages to his farm loss of crop loss of possible sales of farm products etc amounting in all to two thousand dollars plaintiff claims that he purchased from the defendants through malcolm mcntb their manager of 1930 two bushels of red clover seed represented to be it was alleged of hirst class quality the seed was sown as red clover and later weeds of a strange variety made their appearance in the clover field these being identified later by government experts at tor- onto and ottawa as pepper grass a secondary abnoxious weed which il was alleged grew up so thick that it destroyed the clover crop and caused plaintiff heavy damages at the resumed hearing counsel for the defendant company called numerous witnesses in an effort to prove that mr dure did not pur chase the alleged itefective clover seed from their manager mmcnab or from any other person in the mill on the 29th of april also that the books accounts vouchers etc of the company failed to show any transaction with mr duro on that date mr dure claimed that he paid cash 40 for the seed he purchased but witnesses testified that this could not have been the cose as there were no records to shew the transaction earl dure son of the plaintiff testified that he was with his father when the clover seed was naught from mr mcxab the defendants manager he was in the box con siderable length of time and was subject to a stiff crossexamination by defendants counsel mr harvey of orillia court adjourned until friday when the final evidence was submit ted it was agreed that both coun sel for the plaintiff and defend ants would submit written argu ments to his honor judge thomp son before a decision was given over twenty witnesses were heard in the action including ex perts from the seed branch of the department of agriculture at ot tawa and toronto the case has aroused considerable interest throu ghout the county particularly among farmers as it is somewhat unusual edgar dure the plaintiff was the final witness to take the stand on friday afternoon before the case closed being called by his counsel fred c macdonald of beaverton to give rebuttal evidence in reply to evidence given by witnesses for the defense mr dure emphatically de nied that he had made a statement to any person as alleged that he did not keep a sample of the seed which he bought trim the brechin milling company he also denied that he had said that ho had sewn his own clover seed which he had saved from his alsac under crossexamination by mr harvey of orillia defendants coun sel mr dure admitted that he had i old several persons in his district including the directors of the mill ing company that he did not know it ho had paid for the seed which he alleged he purchased from the mill from malcolm mcxab the companys manager although in his statement of claim for damages he claimed that he had paid cash to mr mcxab for the seed you can lie when it suits your purpose suggested mr harvey pressing for an explanation as to why he had told some people that he did not know whether ho had paid for the seed and then told the court that he had paid cash for it mr dure explained that he had done so to protect mr mcxab as there was a story in circulation to the effect that mr mcxab had got the money he paid him for the seed and had not accounted for it wit ness said that he had every con fidence in mr mcxab and wanted to do something to protect him mr dure resented the suggestion by de fendants counsel that he lied when it suited his purpose stating em phatically that he had given the court evidence to the best of his knowledge and ability and imsm n actual facts mr dure stated further that he had taken his case to the companys directors with the hope ot getting a settlement and avoiding a court action mr dure told the court that his bethesda lad saves child from drowning the prompt action of master alex iogau sou of our storekeeper at bethesda savedthe life of little irene staley from a watery grave over at prestons lake vandorf on saturday afternoon the boy plunged into the 3 feet ot water from where he was fishing off a log and brought the little girl to land the body was quite limy and only a few moments more rescue would have been too late to save the life only children were in the immediate neighbor hood at the time young alex logan journeyed from his home at bethesda bent on having an afternoon fish at the lake ho was sitting on a log while a group of children all very young liayed at the waters edge sudden ly a scream went up and alex saw the plight of the young child she lad gone under when he reached j the body the rescued child irene staley is the granddaughter of george staley who is well known in the township the authorities should recommend alex for a medal to mark his bravery in saving the young life which he has to his credit the lad is only 11 years of age assessment court strikes a snag reeve morden polls deciding vote to sustain assessment on w b sanders residence stopped at the border the drastic action of the emi gration department at niagara last week almost brought havoc to the camp meetings now in progress at pikes bush just north of bethesda mrs alice durham evangelist in charge who is an american citizen found it was difficult to enter this country at the present time even to conduct a religious revival after having successfully passed the gauntlet of officers at the bridge she encountered one official who insisted that mrs durham should not enter thepromised land so to speak much argument and entreaty followed and although successful in getting by mrs dur ham admits that it was the most difficult passage she ever encounted on her many visits to canada the fact that the evangelist had something that would do canadians good didnt seem to have any weight with officious individuals at the portals nor did the other alter native that she was not coming to canada to carry on any profitable financial enterprise however mrs durham is not the first yankee to have been stopp ed at the border for a couple of winters ago the wellknown pastor of the churchill evangelistic taber nacle buffalo was hung up when on a trip to deliver a message at hamil ton he too finally made the journey but theye shall not enter sign hung up against him was the subject of a popular sermon he later delivered at buffalo on the text stopped at the border only two appeals came before the municipal council on monday even ing which sat as a court of revis ion on the assessment roll tor the year 1932 one was withdrawn and mr isaac boadway was then heard he appealed against the assessment of 2700 on his newly acquired property the old w b sanders place opposite the station 600 is placed against the land and 2100 on the brick residence now a double dwelling councillor rusnell moved that the assessment be reduced 200 and councillor watts moved that it be sustained assessor george storey thought the amount set by him was fair but would not oppose the court if they saw fit to reduce the amount a similar sized place is dr storeys residence assessed at 3000 this was held to be a better property but was proportinately higher said members of tho court mr boadway considered that he had been penalized with high taxes because he improved tho place and that only half was rent ed at 15 per month total taxes are 112 a division was encountered when councillors rusnell and dowswell supported tho reduction of 200 and councillors watts and weldon voted nay the reeve had the decid ing vote and sustained the assess ment at tho old figure mr boadway unsuccessfully appealed last year and said he might appeal to the judge he has five days in which to file such an appeal trustee meeting excludes press rumor says salaries of i s teachers reduced at their special meeting in the clerks birthday the genial clerk of whitchurch township mr william crawford is receiving the congratulations of his numerous friends on the attainment of another birthday these events came rather thick in the crawford home last week the following day john crawford son of the township clerk had a birthday while a grand child ross avis also chalked up an other milestone the triple event was the occasion of a family gather ing at the crawford home and friends far and near sent flowers and congratulations mr crawford has made a remarkable recovery from a serious illness and is carry ing on his onerous duties as town ship official with his customary wel coming smile peter b forsythe honorary chieftain of the for- sythe clan peter b forsythe died last week in his seventythird year at the home of a niece in xewark x j he was born in uxbridge in the centre of the district in which tho six hundred and more members of the clan are located mr forsythe was formerly engaged in real estate and financial business in washing ton d c since his retirement ho had spent much time travelling pay ing two or three visits every year to the seat of the clan in ontario he is survived by one sister mrs e d winchester of grand rapids mich and by numerous nephews and nieces his wife predeceased him interment was made in washington d c tried to start a conversation about the seed case before the court but he refused to make any comment whatever muir he alleged then told i him not to be too ard on him for if ho did he would cook his case in court goodwood mr j f reid visited friends toronto on sunday miss e fraser visited friends in toronto for the holiday miss gladys wagg of toronto was home on sunday some of our young people motor ed to belfountain on sunday born to mr and mrs ralph white on may 30th a daughter mr and mrs j e wagg attend ed tho royal horse show at aurora this week a number of the ladies of town attended tho womans institute meeting at sandford where there was a special speaker aud program mr and mrs xseworthy of tor onto visited at mr j e waggs on sunday mr and mrs mckendry of tor onto visited friends here on sunday miss mcmuty of toronto visited at dr failings for a few days goodwood box lacrosse players had their first match on saturday night when they beat altona 21 their next game is with stouffville on tuesday night while dr darling and daughter heleno were motoring last friday coming home down the hill just west of goodwood the car began to swing while helene was driving her hair blew down over her face and in attempting to put it back tho car ran into the ditch and went over in the right side breaking the glass in tho door and bending the fenders on account of going slow no one was injured a special session of the school board was held on wednesday even ing of last week but the press was not represented the chairman call ed tho meeting and advised tho members that it would be just as well to treat the notice of meeting subrosa meetings of public bodies held in camera invariably invite suspicion and plenty of whispering was going on so that the press which it was intended to exclude from tho gathering was cognizaut of what was taking place all tho time but we didnt want to spoil the plot and refrained front turning up on the night appointed it is currently rumored on the street that tho salaries of public school teachers were reduced at the special meeting tho street report may not be correct however at the jiay meet ing of the school board these salaries were under discussion and it was agreed to defer any action until the june meeting thus if teachers wished to speak on their own behalf they would have this opportunity to exclude the press where so wide and important matter is dealt with is hardly fair to the ratepayers the press has given the salary question for the public school a fair discussion to show the actural saving che pro posed cut in salaries would mean neither in this or no other way has the local paper embarassed the mem bers of the school board that they should shun publicity all members of tho school board were present at the closed session but all by no means favored the meeting being held under cover so to speak the members are trustees e a lloyd jacob mcaiullen ambrose stover dr ball dr freel and the chairman edw baker main business paying accounts june session of municipal council finds business light departmental exams the timetable for the annual de partmental examinations has been announced by the department of education the imiddle and upper school exams commence on mon day june 20th the lower school on thursday june 23rd and the en trance examinations in the local high school will conclude on juno 3 0th as an economy measure the department has decreased the pay for presiding officers as follows h s exams presiding officer 12 to 10 assistant from 9 to 750 entrance exams presiding officer 9 to 750 assistants 7 to 550 per day annual churches of christ meeting ringwood mr and mrs george mctavish and family of gilford spent sunday at chas tottens our choir took charge of the singing at the lemonville annivers ary servlco on sunday morning murray sinclair of tho staff of the bank ot commerce stouffville is having his two weeks vacation tho crops are looking very prom ising in this neighborhood every thing is fairly jumping forward a number from hero took in the big supper at lemonville united church on monday evening and of course remained for the spiendld programme mrs helen warming- ton of toronto delighted tho aud ience with her tlch voice and rendered a number of solos dont overlook the special service of song on sunday evening next when the acreon malo choir of tor onto will bo present in tho church here service commencing at s oclock a hearty invitation is extended to all the annual june meeting of the churches of christ of ontario will be held at pine orchard on satur day and sunday june 11 and 12 meetings on saturday will com mence at 230 and 730 pm on the lords day services will commence at 930 am 230 and 7 pm dinner and supper will be served on the sabbath and all are wel come to attend any or all these meetings the municipal council met on monday evening clearing tho slate in short order reeve morden pre sided all other members being pre sent namely councillors weldon watts rusnell aud dowswell tho athletic commission was granted permission to uso the street on the evening of august 1st for a street carnival mrs ward sent a letter of thanks to tho council for their kindly re membrance to mrs ward and family during their recent bereavoiuont in the death of her husband a former councillor in stouffville on motion ot councillors dows- woll and rusuell tho clerk was in structed to order 1000 gallons of road oil at a cost placed on the road of slightly over 100 for use on the 9th and 10th concessions the ninth south will bo gravelled but not oil ed this year this oil is calculated to preserve the gravel on these main thoroughfares tho reeve pointed out that a tarvia top road suitable for sido streets can be secured now at 40c per square yard which some one said was cheaper in the long run than gravel the reeve did not think it feasible to consider this iype of road just at present some discussion took place ovor laying a now walk in front of new- bank of nova scotia premises now a brick sidewalk councillor rusnell pressed for a new pavement but no action was taken accounts were passed for pay ment as follows hydro canadian lino materials 1739 n w byer to pay men 0000 hydro supplies 560 general e smith fire brigade 200 win thorn work 125 stouffville hydro 200 hugh anderson meals 750 municipal world supplies s05 jesse brown work 125 e thorn hauling tins 1500 george kiloh work 125 john gower work 935 stiver bros coal 2260 goodyear fire hose 20000 water works j morgan work 735 john gower work 1120 h burgess car to reservoir 100 h burgess work 700 the subscription rate for the tri bune is 2 per year and 250 to united states points the label on your paper indicates the expiring date of your subscription see that your subscription renewal is attend ed to before the expiring dato civic holiday celebration keep an eye on stouffville where preparations are underway for a big civic holiday celebration on monday august 1st carnival and street dance in the evening ford new 4 coach given free to holder of lucky ticket admission ticket 25 cents auspices stouffville athletic asso ciation dr w a sangster chairman dr ss ball secytreas among the churches stouffville baptist church rcvw w fleischer pastor sunday june 12 1932 1000 atn sunday school 1100 am morning servlco 700 pm evening service the benefits ot disappointment mennon1te church rev w b moyer pastor sunday juno 12 1932 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning service 700 pm evening service mr lloyd hoover who recently returned from chicago will speak at the evening service altona 700 evening service tho pastor will speak a cordial welcome to all prayer meeting wednesday 8 pm sunday 615 pm everybody welcome to all or any ot our services t t t t christian churches stouffville and church hit f e hyde minister sunday juno 12 1932 1000 am s s stouvillo 1100 anv morning worship 200 pm churchill s s 300 pm service 7 pm- evening service the frionu of caesar bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday juno 12 1932 tho very best to be had- in the universe is before us if we are travelling in the right direction nono of us will want to miss hearing the arion choir trom tor onto at ringwood next sunday night at 8 oclock between 20 and 30 men will represent that choir a delightful time is expected bloomington service at 11 am stouffvile united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday june 12 1932 1000 am s s bible classes 1100 am morning worship 700 am evening service the pastor will preach at both services in memoriam paisley in sad and loving memory of our dear father thomas j paisley who pased away june the 9th 1923 sadly missed but well remember- od by his son and daughter victor and gladys paisley mrs d h cook spirella corseliere stouffville and district phone stouffville 8302 dominion stores where quality counts peanuts lb 10c molasses kisses 2 lbs 23c moss rose pastry sack 40c gold soap 10 bars 35c p g soap 10 bars 33c aylmer pork beans 2 tins 13c lux soap 3 for 20c new cheese 2 lb 23c no 5 olives plain stuffed 3 bot 20c hires root beer pkt 29c corn flakes 3 boxes 20c bran flakes 2 boxes 23c 1 china cups saucers 6 for 45c licorice jellies 2 lb 23c peanut butter 2 lb jar 20c dried apricots lb 23c paul boadway manager stouffville ontario built on a sound foundation c a p i t a l 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 r e s e r v e s 2 4 o 0 0 0 0 0 total assets over 265000000 depositors in the bank of nova scotia can rest assured that they are safe guarded by ample resources to meet all eventualities and with this guarantee of stability the bank also offers personal services which arc carried through with the assurance that the customers interests are always the banks interests make the bank of nova scotia your bank bank nova scotia established 1832 capital 12ocsoo0 reserve fund 24000000 total resources s265oo0o00 stouffville branch f marshall manager