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stouffville thursday march 2nd 1933 i local happeningsj opened yester the lenten season day the regular march meeting of he mr ross davis is serving on jury in toronto for a few weeks councillor 11 e watt suffered a double bereavement within a day or russel lee of hamilton has been visiting bis mother imrs john lee stouffville maxine anderson spent a week down on the farm at the home of mr and mrs frank stiver the swastika society held a skat ing party in the arena on tuesday evening this week which was well patronized while some folk seem to forget they have cash in the bank most of us would like to forget we havent municipal council will be held on two of each other his motherin monday evening next in the council low mrs v ii iioynton passed away chambers eat stouffvill bread e its reliable and richly made cents per loaf 17 tickets for 100 stouffville bakery ambrose stover prop on saturday night while on sunday his cousin byron watts of mount albert died quite unexpectedly in his 3sth year e a grubin optometrist will be lat his office in stouffville on mon day and tuesday march 6th and 7 dates at stouffville office are ajso announced in the regular advertise ment on the front page of the tribune after this notice the tribune appreciates the efforts made by our subscribers to renew their subscriptions to this paper the difficult conditions have inteiferred with the usual promptness of many but there are still many to whom the question of renewing is just a matter of routine we appeal to all to check up on the label of your copy and if you eaniibt pay 2 let us have a re mittance of 1 for six months a copy of a toronto newspaper tho banner and dated 1s40 was found stored away in a whitchurch township home the other day an interesting record in the almost century old sheet was the market quotations butter eggs and poultry were quoted around todays prices for these products of the farm no wonder farmers are demanding better prices for with produce sell ing at 1s10 quotations taxes on 100 acres of land at that time was less than 10 coming k e luke optome trist 1g7 yonge street torontos able eyesight specialist may ue con sulted about your eyes for glasses at roadways drug store stouff ville on thursday march 23rd stouffville is one of the 200 municipalities in tho province who will get a hydro rebate on what they have paid to the hepc of ontario as exchange on us funds tho hepc has agreed to pay 2- thirds of the exchange from thoir own reserve funds and those places who have paid up will be rebates the overpaid amount the congregation of the lemon- ville united church aro laying plans for the celebration oi the 70th anniversary of their church which will be observed some time in the spring mr and mrs w march also mrs snider and mrs margaret andrews all of aurora spent saturday with their sister mrs j w taun albert street owing to the squal weather last saturday the farm stock sale ad vertised to be held on the robi wilson farm just north of riug- wood was postponed one week to march 4 specials for friday and saturday march 3 4 lawson economy store west end geo lawson prop stouffville ontario ok poultry tonic reg 100 for 75c pearl soap 5 cakes 15c chef pork beans per tin 5c celery lettuce cabbage always fresh corn 2 tins 15c natures sun kissed cereal 25c cash prices we deliver mramiasbaesi it istit what you spend its vftxxtyouget back when you buy an incubator or brooder buy a buckeye you may be able to save n few dollars on first cost by buy ing a cheap machine but you actually lose all you save and much more your buckeye incubator is guaranteed to give you the very highest percentage of big healthy chicks with practically no cripples or weaklings buckeye incubators and brooders your buckeye colony brooder either coal or oil burn ing will raise every raisable chick no crowding no chill ing grow three chicks where one grew before write your own moneyback guarantee let us show you this wonderful poultry raising equipment f y w brathwaite hardware stouffville ontario miss marion cook college chum or miss janet button was in town last weekend visiting with mr and mrs b a button marion who is a daughter of mr h p cook of kenora crown attorney for tho northern district also spent part of the weekend vacation with her grandparents mr and mrs j g vicars in uxbridge an epidemic pi mumps under the more dignified namo of swoolen glands is going the rounds of the local district theres no doubt the glands aroyswooleh said one physician spoken to about the j matter biff its good old fashioned mumps just tho same tho following pupils of t w eagleson were successful at the re- cont midwinter examinations of the toronto conservatory of music primary theory gertrude m coak- well first class honours primary piano- mary crosier irene crosier relh rogers and amy rogers introductory john chipmau the womens institute of stouff- villo enjoyed a pot luck supper one evening last week at the home of mrs w t byam it wasnt pot luck as most people recognize tho phrase for it developed into a real banquet when the hat was passed around a sort of thank offering vas con tributed amounting to over 5 the institute are utilizing all available funds they can raise in this way for relief work in this locality out of respect for their president mr w j pentland the local i dominion stores branch was closed ifor two hours on monday afternoon of this week mr pentland was killed in a motor car accident when he ran into a safety zone on st clair avenue on saturday dr ira freel who is expected to reach home the latter part of this week from his holiday in florida is named as executor of the estate of the late alico brown the late archie leaney was also named as an executor do not overlook the horticaltur- al society meeting to be held this thursday evening in ratcliffs hall citizens owe it to the community to attend this annual meeting and thus encourage the few who do the work the organization is one of stouffvilles greatest assets the longdelayed deal for the sale of the auditorium theatre property was completed last week by the signing of the agreement the vendor is mr jos borinsky and tho purchaser mr sid schmidt who at one time had the property rented and operated a picture show the new owner obtained the pledge of local citizens to the extent of 5500 in order to get the place in opera tion again extensive changes are expected to be made including the removal of the second floor so that the theatre will he on the- ground floor the high ceiling is calculated to give a good sound effect for the talkies to be installed the regular monthly meeting of the junior womens institute will bo held at the homo of miss hazel royd on wednesday march sth at 230 pm the maiu item on tha programme will he a debate re solved that a woman has more en joyment in middle age than in youth two senior members mrs e j davey and mrs geo t lee two junior members miss helen nicely and miss laura hill will take part in the debate visitors welcome a mechanical expert for the walkerwallace co of toronto played an unwilling joke on himself when he came to stouffville last week to install a pasteurizing out fit in the maple leaf dairy for mr clayt raker a stranger in tne community the mechanic made enquiry for the local dairy supposing there was only one hero someone directed the stranger to the newly opened dairy in the former bank of nova scotia building where he promptly headed now it so happened that the new dairy was also expecting an expert along to install their pasteurizer which was made by the cherry- burrel co mr mechanic was wel comed and advised the pasteurizer was at the depot it was hurriedly hauled to the dairy but it was not until after several hours of hard work that the mechanic discovered he was preparing the erection of some other firms machinery senso- ing that the mechanism was not to his expectations ho made enquiries of mr turner or his men as to the make of machine he really expected which led to the error being discover ed the mechanic made a hasty exit when he headed for the baker dairy to do his stuff for which his firm was paying him stouffville is shortly to have a new uptodate laundry operated by steam and electricity a lease has been secured on the premises now occupied by e d mcgrattan three doors west of the post office the proprietor being fong wing of toronto a well educated celestial who conducts a chain of such launderies the new buslnqss when underway in tho early spring will solicit household washings and all tho finer work a new feature will bo a regular delivery which is now being done by toronto firms and which is a business getter the gold fish supply co of stouffville completed the installa tion of an extra 5 h p electric motor this week and commenced the manufacture of cellophane ivory products the new goods will run from soap dishes to powder boxes ladies compacts etc the first out put this week from the new branch will he for travellers samples and exhibition purposes in introducing the new lines to the public hereto fore the company purchased fish bowl decorations such as minlaturo castles etc for their work which will now he manufactured in their own factory here in conjunction with the added lines of cellaphane products sinco the fire in the plant two weeks ago a dozen px more men all local havo found steady em ployment cleaning up the debris and generally assisting in cleaning up tho building again the manage ment took on every out or work man who applied for employment this was a real help to the work men of stouffville who find it hard to get employment this winter some of these chaps obtained moro than two weeks steady work the popularity of ye old tyrau concert is as great as ever as was evidenced by the big crowd which turned out last friday evening to hear the stouffville choral society in old tyme tunes andfiddlings dr it m fletcher leader also con tributed a special solo number to the program the lengthy entertain ment was well received while the old time costumes added to thointer- est also the stage setting with its spinning wheel and other mementos of bygone days the piano it was announced was 100 years old dr fletcher introduced each member of tho chorus which proved a humor ous and interesting start for the muslcale to follow each singer dressed in ancient costume or knee breeches wigs and shoe buckles reached the platform from a centre aisle in addition to jjio choral selections all given in happy style special numbers were render ed by mrs geo lee mrs george saunders and mrs garfield kelling- ton as three old maids of lea mr and mrs harold sanders gave tho a bc duet and clarence staf ford and mrs harold lewis saus madam will you walk with me all these scored big hits as did carson wideman in captain jinks and albert elson with his fiddle had half the feet in the hall agoing ho was accompanied by mrs palmer on tho piano mr wm hewlett and bis sister mrs kollington gave the tip toe duet and solo numbers were heard from miss anno lehman mrs harold lewis and mr rarrett miss ada barkey of rlug- wood rendered a couple of readings which gave variety to the program and she also took tho solo part in uncle jedidlahmr fletcher and his class made a real hit with every item on tho program all of which harry stover writes from guelph trent institute oac guelph ontario february 27th 1932 dear sir i thought the readers of the tribune might be interested in some of the activities carried ou at the oac guelph short courses in dairying chicken raising domestic science baking etc are conducted there are about twelve hundred students taking the regu lar and short courses this year of course i am interested in the trent institute which is a baking school for bakers tho sciiool is a building erected especially for thisj purpose and is very complete in all its appointments the installation is of the most modern machinery and equipment known to the baking trade tor carrying out the latest ideas in the manufacture of bread and cakes i registered for the baking coarse on 1st of january 1933 this coarse lasts for four mouths and consists of a thorough scientific as well as the mechanical work that a baker should havo in order to turn out first class bread and cakes it also includes laboratory study of wheat and milling of flour shortening sugar etc this work is carried on in the institute laboratory tho study of yeast which is so important in tho fermentation of bread is made in the bacteriology lab which is very up to date with the most modern appliances for this type of research nearly two months have passed sinco i enrolled and i am pleas ed with tho progress so far when the course ends on april 30 at which time i expect to graduate i hope to have gained a very inten sive scientific knowledge of tho bak ing industry which would not other wise bo obtainable except through years of experience yoifrs truly harry w stover quality coal coal service coal our old companys lehigh hard coal is the coal you should be burning this cold weather customers keep telling us they are hardly uslug any more coal than in ordinary weather that just proves our claim it is the longest lasting coal mined try this certified guaranteed coal and let your own eyes show you you can at last get a coal that satisfies wo also handle all other kinds of fuels stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ontario get your chick orders in now even if you are not ready to take the chicks tell us when you want them delivered we will file your order and if prices have increased you will only be billed at the present rate if they should decline you will be billed at the lower rate you cannot lose out and there is positivoly nothing to be gained by holding your order back until the rush starts better place it now t 10 per cent with orders balance arrival brays chicks have 7 season bloodiest ins and 5 of government approval write tor free catalogue and prices bray chick hatchery 81 clayburn avenue st catharines ontario newmarket hatchery 8 bolsford street phono newmarket 42g brooms rregular soc 70c brooms regular 30c 25c lemon oil large bottle 20c catsup large bottle 19c soda biscuits 2 lbs r 25c ginger snaps per lb 10c rolled oats 7 lbs 25c a w- scott 50 canadian funds windsor to and detroit friday march 10th lv stouffville 1049 am 702 pm ar windsor s35 pm g55 am mar 11 ar detroit 920 pm 740 am mar 11 returning tickets valid to return up to 1159 pm from detroit sunday march 12th and from windsor 100 am monday march 13th children 5 years and under 12 half fare tickets good iii coaches only no baggage checked obtain information buy tickets from depot ticket agent stouffville ontario canadian national t18 was worthy of the splendid audienco it attracted largo i free to end depression and stimulate trade we have decided to give away a new ford v8 tudor model 44 absolutely free to holder of the lucky drawn ticket to be drawn at a v public demonstration in stouffville on january 1st 1934 or the same value applied on any other new ford car or truck terms and conditions 1 free ticket for every 5 gallons of gasoline or distillate oil purchased 1 free ticket for every 1 quart of oil purchased 1 free ticket for every one dollar in purchase of ford parts accessories 1 free ticket for every one dollar in purchase of goodyear car and truck tires or tubes and accessories 1 free ticket for every one dollar paid in labor on cars trucks tractors 1 free ticket for every ten dollars paid in purchase of new cars trucks and tractors 1 free ticket for every ten dollars paid in purchase of any used car all purchases must be settled for at time of purchase either in cash or by note contest opens on feb 27th 1933 and closes on january 1st 1934 tho omployees proprietor and his family are barred from this opportunity to obtain a ford vs free under this campaign d rholden ford dealer stouffville ont