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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), September 1, 1932, p. 4

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thursday september 1 1932 quality servicb peaches we have closed an arrangement with the owner of one of the finest peach orchards in ontario to de liver us all the better varieties of peaches these will be tree ripened which means everything as re gards to flavor and we will bo able to give the best quality and service we have ever given the richest peach of all is the st john thoy come first and will bo ready in about two weeks let us have your orders early and thus get prompt delivery notes and comments fresh fish every wednesday phone your order ratclif f co town delivery yob pay leas for more resale depot lowest prices a government official is making uls rounds checking up on radio licenses action will be taken against persons operating a set without a license the sale of bibles tell off by a million copies during 1931 that would not be so bad if we were assured that those who have copies are actually reading them tho writer for this column was more or less amazed as ve sat in the royal york hotel the other day while in attendance at tho gladioli exhibition to see so many young girls smoking or carrying cigarette cases mono of them seemed to have lost tho mothering instinct what ever else they had lost for not a few of them were cuddling a poodle of some sort under their arm then our thought was brightened just a little by the knowledge that these smoking dames had become mothers to the poodles rather than to inno cent littlo humans largest fair in history of horticultural society our policy is such that we can afford to sell used cars for just what thoy re worth in unused mileage the value of the new model ford is so high so close to tho cost of production that we have no leeway for making excessive tradein allowances when we accept used cars in trade thus when we resell a used car we have no in centive to mark up the price to save us from taking a loss when you buy a used car from us you pay for the miles of unused trans portation in st for its actual worth and nothing else some unusual bargains in used oars 1 plymouth sedan 1930 1 ford tudor 1929 1 graham paige sedan 192s 1 chevrolet tudor 1927 also a number of the good used cars and trucks 1 essex coach 1928 1 fordson tractor 192s a number of trucks and other used cars all at a very low prices and easy terms arraaged d holden ford dealer stouffville ontario phone 184 it was a mighty lucky thing for william armstrong of toronto no relation to our william in stouff- villo that he didnt catch any fish on his excursion last sunday he was brought into the police court at oshawa on tuesday and a game warden told the magistrate that armstrong had been fishing in a pii- vato stream on sunday and had therefore committed a broach of tho game and fisheries act the magistrate reading the act noticed that it said it shall be unlawful for anybody to take fish arm strong hadnt succeeded in tak ing any fish and so the charge was dismissed no fewer than 75000 persons at tended a sunday lacrosse game in los angeles what about tho ob servance of that commandment remember the sabbath day to keep it holy a sabbath well spent means a week of content and strength for the toils of the morrow but a sabbath profaned whator may be gained is the certain forerunner of sorrow the ninth annual exhibition of the stouffville horticultural society held last thursday and friday was by far the largest and most successful yet recorded in fact tho departmental judges who came here placed tho exhibits in both quality and quantity in the first ranks of any fair in tho province straw flowers mrs doten mrs closson stocks imrs doten mrs nolan sweet peas mrs closson anne lehman basket eva hoover mrs t rae verbena anno lehman mrs taun zinnia mrs b smith mrs nolan frank rae dahlia collection ab hisev j barrie with s00 entries is said mckiunon to have the largest horticultural perennial collection mrsclossou fair and stouffville had over 700 ml p lehman eva hooker entries while the average society ig slrl icport 400 in cut flowers alone i of cut flowers eva there was exhibited here 010 en- j hoover mrs s lewis tries and os in house plants 113 j living room bouquet eva entries wero made in vegetable hoover delia steckley classes i floral decorations for dinin dont wait for the good times to come reach out for them your will find dollar has a in the w greater purchasing power today than it has had for many years and you h shaw store numberless opportunities for economical buying a clearance of broken lines printed voiles wondys and rayons all dainty now patterns that must be cleared out to make room for our new fall stock a splendid variety of colors and patterns any of which will make a charming frock at a very moderate price regular to 50c at per yard 21c and 20c french all wool delaines cooler weather is in prospect and for seasonable drosses nothing is more suitable than these dainty delaines which will make up into such charming gowns a wide range of shades and designs per yard 75 cents dainty neckwear collars in laco silk crepe and pique in a great variety of stylos that will add that touch of dainti ness to your costume in white cream and ecru tho price is only 25c to si 25 showing cretonnes a splendid showing of now and artistic designs which will make lovely drapes cushion coversotc price 15c to 50c bed linen with cooler weather at hand you will bo looking ovor your supply of shooting and pillow cotton wo aro ready to supply your needs in these linos with a splendid stock of tho best quality sheeting procurable and at a modorate price bleachod and unbleached shooting 72 and s4 wido at only jjoc to 5c pillow cotton 10 42 and 44 at 20 to 55cyd stamped goods a largo assortment of pillow cases aprons work bags cushions etc stamped in vory pleasing designs and very modorately priced wool yarn this year has seen quite a revival of interest in knitting of all sorts especially so in tho knitting of fino wool laco pullovers and blouses we carry a vory largo stock of yarn including monarch dove australono and the fino twothreaded zephyr yarn wo can supply your requirements in any of theso linos school dress with the approach of school opening your reqniro ments for the childrens school dresses must be met to assist you wo have placed in stock a fine rango of dainty and serviceable dresses which we aro sure will meet witli your approval all sizes at 50c 8c si 30 school hose wo have in stock a line of cotton hose which wo think are just a little better than any we have had the product of a canadian ifactory and economically priced per pair 20 cents flanelette of sterling quality and in white gray and also striped patterns 3c wido hjc to 85c cotton batts if you aro planning to mako some comforters this fall you will require some of our 72xs4 baits a fino soft even quality batt each sc half pound baits each 20 cents 1 pound batts each j5c mid 10c shelf oilcloth cover your pantry sholves with this dainty and serviceable covering wo havo it with scalloped borders of red blue green and gold price per yard 15 cents 32 piece dinner sets thoso charming dinner sets comprise g plates g cups and saucers g fruits g bread and butter plates one salad bowl 1 platter in a dainty floral design special per sot only 39 a special in tea sets thoso pretty 23 piece tea sets come in three colors blue green and amber with a graceful floral design vory special per set 120 two handy sets for housekeeper a covered class pound print butter holder ono computed measuring cup and ono useful sized ienion reamer all for only so cents set of six neatly cut grape pattern drinking glasses and a dainty glass butter dish cut with tho samo pattern as the glasos for ooc per set the wh shaw store phone 9512 lijj stonfftille ontario the directorsunder the energetic leadership of j r hodgins made no mistake on deciding on a two- day fair in place of mia original oneday financially and otherwise the longer time was best tho gorgeous decorations so ela borately displayed in the arena was tho work of mr geo saunders and drew forth plenty of favorable com ment it made an ideal setting for tho flower exhibits a splendid pro gram was provided each night on the opening evening the toronto symphony orchestra and anthony remoueh the noted boy violinist entertained a large audience for the closing evening the airion male choir of toronto under the leader ship of g w woese rendered an excellent program dorothy merrall whose father is a member of the choir excelled hcreselt with elecu- tionary numbers mrs harold lowis mr chas boadway and the stouffville ladies quartette also contributed numbers that were greatly appreciated the great number of flower i entries completely filled the large floor space available in tho arena which is such an ideal building for this exhibition a corner was reser ved for tho lunch counter where the societys committee and the girl waiters worked hard to meet the demand for ice cream and cake tho prize winners ageratum imrs r brown eva hoover aster white mrs brown n m maclean pink mrs l turner ben rexlin rose mrs r ratclif mrs ii stouffer mauve airs l turner n maelean purple ii o klinci anne lehman rod delia steekly mrs rexlin balsam imrs e a storey mrs s lewis buddleia mrs j turner mrs a collins calendula mrs a closson f marshall colliopsis imrs a closson eva hoover coreopsis mrs tr miller imrs closson carnations mrs closson cockscomb mrs closson imrs r brown cosmos mrs doten ii o klinck dalhia hybrid mrs lewis dec orative a hisey m llertens cac tus ab hisey show mrs j turner imrs o lehman single mrs still 2nd delphinium m mertens imrs stephens annual larkspur airs stephens mrs l turner gaillardia eva hoover mrs brown gladioli white 1 spike ambrose stover mrs waddell 3 spikesim mortons g spikes mrs nolan light 1 spike mrs lehman imrs r miller 3 spikes m mertens mrs rexlin g spikes mrs nolan pink 1 spike imrs brown anne lehman 3 spikes mrs p lehman mrs r ratcliff g spikes mrsnolan red ispike h o klinck mrs a collins 3 spikes imrs taun mrs waddell g spikes mrs nolan salmon 1 spiko h o klinck mrs r miller 3 spikes ab hisey miss nicelcy g spikes mrs nolan orange 1 spiko mrs doten h o klinck 3 spikes ab hisey m mortens g spikes mrs nolan violet 1 spike mrs a collins m mortons gmrs nolan imrs r miller bronze 1 spike ab hisey mrs doten 6 mrs nolan g spikes distinct colours imrs nolan mrs waddell 12 spikes different mrs nolan mrsgrubin best spiko in showmrs nolan collection prims mrs nolan ab hisey m mortens geranium im nicely mrs l turner gypsophilia annual mrs closson m mortens perennial mrs d crosier mrs closson hydrangea eva hoover miss j brodie llatrus mrs p lehman mrs r ratcliff mignonette im merlons anno loliman marigold african imrs nolan mrs f goudie french delia steckley eva hoover nasturtium delia steckley mrs- nolan pansles mrs nolan eva hover petunia single f rae mrs doten doublo eva hoover geo saunders phlox annual mrs j boadway m mertens perennial mrs p lohmaii mrs l turner roso white mrs b smith mrs w burnett yellow anno lehman mrs b smith pink mrs p lehman anno lehman bed mrs r miller mrs nolan collection mrs r imillor miss j brodlo salpiglossls goo saunders mrs j boadway salvia b rexlin mrs j w taun scibiosa mrs closson piphcr snapdragon m goudie mertens mrs wat- anne leh- table eva hoover mrs nolan basket glads mrs nolan mertens bouquet asters delia stecklev mrs raxliu bouquet arranged by gentleman h o klinck h stouffer wild flowers mrs f m nicely mrs d crosier begonia fibrous m mrs b reesor begonia tuberous mrs p leh man mrs j r hodgins fuschia mrs d crosier l turner geranium single miss c wide- man mrs doten double mrs doten miss taun hydrangia miss c wideman any other variety in bloom miss wideman mrs r brown asparagus fern ii o klinck mrs f wagg begonia rex mrs doten begonia collection mrs e a storey colons collection m mertens mrs brown miss wideman cactus mrs taun mrs crosier fern boston mrs rowbotham mrs h stouffer fern any other variety anne lehman geranium varigated mrs doton 2nd rubber plant mrs it stouffer mrs raxlin any other houspant ii son mrs taun collection foliage plants- lehman hanging basket mrs p man mrs b reesor vegetables apples yellow transparent eva hoover dutchess mrs l turner delia steckley basket fruits mrs nolan eva hoover mrs doton cauliflower mrs clossen mrs ed baker celery mrs a closson onions from seed eva hoover mrs p lehman onion set h watson anne lehman tomatoes mrs doten mrs clossen table cucumbers eva hoover delia steckley pickling cucumbers mrs f wagg mrs lloyd turner beets mrs clossen mrs crosier cabbage mrs f wagg mrs ed baker carrots miss j brodie nicely potatoes white miss brodie watson potatoes red mrs doten mckinnon lettuce allan closson mertens corn yellow eva hoover mrs crosier parsnips miss b winn 2nd pie pumpkin ii watson squash r ratcliff mrs e a storey sweet peppers mrs eva hoover collection vegetables lehman mrs f wagg gardeners collection closson tho parade of the children elicit ed great interest and the prize winners are 1 marguerite gru- bin brown eyed susan 2 elinor goudie cosmos 3 betty muston rose floral costume 1 ruth leamn ruth stover 3 marpory muston vegetable costumes 1 audrey jennings tomato 2 joe reaman carrot 3 gerald brillingor carrot ing tho old middle aged aud ouug declare it was tho best thing to have happened here at the lake three trophies were presented by the daily star col mulock and the hullawell trophy these trophies are for annual competition col mulock was present for tho picnic also reeve h kidd and other friends reeve kidd on behalf of tho association presented beautiful electric lamps to messrs a jarvls burt lloyd and wm evans for their untiring efforts in making the picnic such a success a ladies auxiliary has boon organized and they plan big things for 1933 which will be announced later tho office of this female organization are president mrs neal vicepresident mrs lauder sec treas mrs lloyd executive mrs gill mrs nelson the officers of the musselmans lako ratepayers association for the coming year have been elected as follows lrosident j hullawell yiceprest wm t evans sectreas a r alcott committee j hallawell wm evans ar alcott b lloyd h m soules jack boyd walter daniels edgar life a sawers a jarvis j williams m martin a carwithcn a dyford deaths cooney on thursday august is 1932 at his late residence 23 doel ave toronto jas hus band of catherine doyle coonty in his 91st year lmerrent satur day august 20th at st johns cemetery newmarket upper school results stouffville continuation school edra burkitt kng comp c modern hist c alg c geom 3 jack hill ellis comp 2 norma r little eug comp c alg c geom c chas nolan eng comp c mod hist c norma e paisley fug comp 2 mod hist c geom 2 boots shoes children need stany shoes childrens shoes get hard rough wear and we aro selling tho kiddy shoes that will stand the gaff our youngster shoes are so fashioned that they allow the childs feet to grow normally the uppers support the ankles and tho soles are built of the leather that endures the scuffling o lehman the shoe store quality phone 4301 service m ii coal coke j m closson ann allan musselmans lake leaping ahead year by year- a live association elects officers for 1933 channels animal spray you cannot afford to be without it keep a gallon on hand and and your stock will be free from flies corn meal feed for your poultry or hogs always on hand just a shade more than shorts or bran cement land tile and salt flour and feeds of all kindscoal and coke ask for prices at ware house or delivered s w hastings phone 169 tile salt stouffville ontario cement the cost of a funeral need not be great a ladies auxiliary too closson mrs c eva hoover mrs a musselmans lako ratepayers association has sprung into im portance within vory recent times duo to tho immense growth at this popular summer resort just a few minutes ride in a car from stouff ville thirtyfive years ago there was not a cottage on its shores but today no less than 250 cottagers mako their summer homo here and thero aro over goo lot owners in dicating that still moro cottages will go up as time goes on eight new ones wero put tip this season tho ratepayers association havo just closed another successful and pleasing year in order to stimulate further improvements next season the association will give a special prize for the best kept flower beds and grounds around tho lake looking back over the closing season wo recall tho annual picnic with the big success it proved to be thero were over bo events finish ing with a lino concert in tho oven- thoro is no need to overspend to get tho most luxurious and complete funeral service simply call a e cook beautiful and dignified funerals within the reach of oven tho modest income cooks scale of lower prices never chang es no matter where you livo in stouffvillo or markham township cook is as near to you as your telephone call cook a e cook 721 bloor st w lombard 2245 vaults any rogular standard iron steol or cement vault a e cooks standard price 50 a complete funeral at 70 including quality caskot covered with black or grav cloth outside case embal- ing hoarse ono limousine death notice in one toronto paper personal services no oxtra chargo for use of my parlors other funerals at 80 00 125 145 175 185 the savings aro equally as great to go to any hospit al in toronto hamilton or whitby no extra charge e cooks 145 funeral is as fine as you could possibly wish gives you choice of magnificent solid oak casket or beautiful halt couch casket covered in brocaded plush silk upholstered in cluding pillow and extension bar handles ongraved name plate outside case em balming hearso ono limousine death notice in ono toronto papor one coat covers everything 145 telephone a e cook nt any hour clip thin announcement to havo in time of need it may save you many dollars a e cook director of funeral service bloor st w at christie lombard 2245

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