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vol xlv no 12 stouffville ontario thursday june 1 1933 a v nolan publisher dr scholls aids for the feet gunrautced to give ltelief for corns soft corns bunions and callouses foot ltiilni for tender feet foot powder relieves sore perspiring feet toeflex straightens crooked toes llroiuiilrosis powder a deodorant onlxol for ingrowing nails walk strafes prevent heels running down j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19 s coroner for york county dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hourb 9 to 12 130 to 630 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to late dr j t store a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 8tourfvllie toronto milk producers your attention is requested to new system of the sale of your milk from june 1st special meetings will be held on this matter friday night june 2nd at s oclock in the municipal hall stouffville monday night juno 5th in the victoria square community hall wednesday night june 7th in the unionvillo township hall kindly atend at least one of these meetings in your own interests and learn what is being done in this matter and the tuber cular testing of your herds the meetings will be addressed by your president and district representa tive and delcgatos to the conference please attend these meetings and take an interest in your own busi ness all gatherings start at 8 pm j ii wallwork secy notice to truckers tenders for tho purchase and delivery of crushed gravel per cu yd containing at least 75 per cent stono for tho markham township roads will he received up till 2 pm on monday june the 5th 1933 the township will ho divided into five divisions mado up as follows no 1 division from yongo st to con 4 and north of no 7 highway no 2 division from con 4 to con 8 and north of no 7 highway no 3 division from con 8 to markham pickering townlino and north of no 7 highway no 4 division from markham pickering townline to con g and south of no 7 highway no 5 division from con 6 to yongo st and south of no 7 high way tonderers may tender for one or moro dlvsions and may blanket tender for wholo townshiptendercrs must reside inside tho townline boundaries township also rcservo right to gravel with teams as said council may see advisable tenders may sent to any member of council clork or road supt and must bo enclosed in sealed envelope marked tenders w g maxwell road supt markham ontario way is cleared to contest will the plaintiffs in the will case of the late eleanor casely having complied with tho order issued in masters chambers at osgoode hall two weeks ago it is now likely the case will be contested at the fall sittings the plaintiffs were required to pay costs incurred when the origin al application was made and which was found not to comply with the i statutes in that behalf they were accordingly granted the right to appeal on payment of original costs and given a week to file statement of claim having complied with tho masters orderthe case may now hd aired in the courts possibly early in the fall mrs shank of markham and other relatives of tho deceased lady contend that they should share in tho estate for which morley bark er of stouffville is the executor breaks both legs in simple fall while walking along the side walk in the town of aurora on tues day mrs w h chapman former ly of bethesda and stouffville stumbled on a small stone lying on the cement and fell in such a manner as to fracture both her legs just about the knees mrs chapman was rushed to the hospital at newmarket where she will be confined for possibly sight weeks the loose stone had evidently been thrown from the roadway to the cement bidewalk and was not seen by mrs chapman stepping on it she stumbled to her knees with such serious results death intercepts young manhood lemonville mr duncan stewart of toronto spent sunday here with his brother warren mrs e a storry also ruth and donald had dinner sunday night with mr and mrs geo cook mr albert neighorn of montreal spent a few days on his estate last week mr neighorn will move his family here from montreal next month mr and mrs samuel irwin spent sunday with mr alfred dixon and family mr and mrs b brown and daughter of altona spent sunday with mr and mrs walter gray mr and mrs orval drewery and son harold spent sunday with mr and mrs walter pipher miss ruth burkholder of toron to is visiting with mr and mrs robt wilson mr wilson was visit ing in toronto last week sunday visitors with mrs m cook wore mr milton cook and sister miss stella of newmarket mr and mrs mel moore and daughter miss charlotte of toronto also miss nora macklem ken pipher is certainly doing a rushing business with his little greenhouse great interest lias been shown in our special services up to date mr e c french of wesley united church toronto and former pastor will deliver tho message on thurs day night lets ill tho church much good was rocolvod from the messages on sunday both by rev dr brace and by tho special num bers in song dont forgot our supper to be rushed to the wellesley hospital toronto may 22 from his late residence at cedar grove thos william dawson died suddenly on tuesday the 23rd at the untimely age of 23 years the unfortunate man was the eldest son of mr and mrs thos dawson living south of goodwood on the h roach farm he was en gaged at cedar grove on the well known lapp farm and after carry ing on his days work on the mon day was rushed to the hospital at 11 oclock at night but never came out of tho anaesthetic passing away a few hours later besides his parents tho young man is survived by one brother robert at home a sister edith in markham and by his young wife harriett ethel maye daughter of mr and mrs wni maye of the 4th concession uxbridge they had only been married since last september since going to markham mr and sirs dawson attended the united church and the largely attended funeral to goodwood icemetery on victoria day took place from his late home rev mr homer of ux bridge and rev f smith cedar grove conducted the services tho sad occurrence cast a great gloom over the home neighborhood where sincere sympathy goes out to the bereaved family and wife noted preacher passes gormley held at tho church on tuesday night we have planned a most delightful friends of the popular youn roy brulinger is planting the first of his potato acreage this week mrs hatmo sider of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs e jones mr and mrs ralph baker of tor onto visited with ernest jones on sunday mr s n doner is doing some re modelling in his store which will greatly improve the appearance mrs jos lehman of carlislo pa is leaving on friday for her home after having spent three months with her daughter mrs o l heisc rev doner of clarence center ny formerly of gormley is at present engaged in a two weeks revival effort in vaughan township with bishop alvin winger presiding we extend our sympathy to mr and mrs gordon lehman in the loss of their six months old baby lost week the funeral service was held at the home on thursday afternoon with rev alvin winger in charge assisted by rev t s doner burial took place in heise hill cemetery a very pretty wedding took place on wednesday afternoon may 17th at 3 oclock at the home of the brides parents mr and mrs asa sider when their youngest daught er lydia became the bride of mr fred hill of gormley rev alvin winger performed the ceremony the bride was attended by her niece miss blanche dewsbury of richmond hill while mr sheldon walker supported the groom following the ceremony a dainty wedding supper was served to twentyfour guests by three young nieces of the bride misses irene timbers of stouffville clare wideman and iteta sider of gormley later in the evening the happy coupleleft by motor amid showers of rice confetti and good wishes for a short honey moon trip to toronto and whitby they will reside with the brides parents on thursday evening thecliarivarl band visited the newly married pair and after the usual noise and ttn they presented the bride and groom with a beautiful set of stainless steel knives and forks on saturday evening tho many couple united church people and others will regret to learn of the death of rev dr pedley a noted congre gational preacher in the days be fore union and although a retired minister still a much sought for man in the pulpits throughout the district dr pedley preached anni versary sermons in stouffville five years ago and despite his aged con dition at that time was full of wit and humor he delivered a lecture in the melville church only a few years ago when his humorous say ings and witty remarks delighted his hearers dr pedley was buried at georgetown on friday last he is survived by his widow and an only son recalling how dr pedley loved fun and laughter and was one of the wittiest preachers rev mr richards quoted one of his sayings i i have made it a practice to put all my worrries down in tho bottom of my heart then sit on the lid and smile that was his philosophy of life he always contended that jesus was the happiest man of his day and pedley was the happiest preacher said mr richards one of dr podleys most famous lectures was on mr wiggs husband of mrs wiggs of the cabbage patch over and over again to great audiences i heard him tell how when mr wiggs died mrs wiggs for want of better things to say about her husband would dwell on his lovely handwriting recalled mr richards that was the heart of christianity to dr pedley to see the little bit of good which exists in everybody and to forget all the rest locals win opening game from sutton all untimely death of edith f brodie the death occurred on wednes day may 31st of edith frances brodie youngest daughter of charles james and lavlna wells brodie at her parents residence stouffvillo r r the deceased was educated at cashel and bethesda rural public schools and jarvis collegiate institute and shaw schools of toronto for some time she was an underwood bookkeeper machine operator until forced to give up business life three years ago on account of inferior health besides her parents two sisters and one brother survivo mrs robert a kelly of sunderland janet g and w j at home the late miss brodie was in her 29th year and was a presbyterian following a private funeral service on friday interment will bo made in melville cemetery farmer dies in buggy crash thrown from vehicle which is wrecked on markham road among the churches old teacher returns an interesting visitor from western canada is in town this weok when daniel windsor was looking up old friends of boyhood days mr windsor is staying with his brother john at lake musselman fortytwo years ago he located in manitoba and taught school in that province for 36 years or until his retire ment a couple of years ago as a young man he taught at dicksons hill nearly half a century ago for over 2 years hence he may be meet ing with old pupils now fathers and grandfathers during his holiday here the yorkontafio baseb- opened on tuesday vjth villo being entertainpd at league stouff- sutton to entertained when they won the game by a 3 scoye jackpennock pitched the six innings played and turned in a good game he had six strike outs and received good support from the field aves boadway clip ped out a 2 base hit which were more or less scarce the stouffville line up l jehman c j pennock p harold cook lb wes boadway 2b reg button 3b d hodgins ss pete clendenning dr n smith and norm baker field dairies to adopt system of quotas to programme to take place after the banquet births auin at bethesda on may 2g 1933 to mr and mrs fred alliu neo allco grahum a son murray walter carter on thursday may 25 1933 to mr and mrs frank carter nee florence thompson of green river ontario the gift of a daughter deaths brodie on wednesday may the 31st at tho family resldenco stouffville rr edith frances youngest daughter of charles james and lavina wells brodie in her 29th year private funeral sorvlce friday juno 2nd follow ed by interment in melville cemetery kindly omit flowers e a grubin registered optometrist mny dates and 2nd 15th and 16th 29th and 30th juno dates and 13th 26th and 27th at stouffville every other monday and tuesday eyes examined phone stouftvluo 2405 1st 12th gavo a miscellaneous shower in which they received many useful and beautiful gifts heres hoping they enjoy a long and happy married life new pastor called united church uxbridge to the at huntsvlllo forester rev edward bishop who has been interim pastor of trinity united church here since early in february has accepted a call to the united church at uxbridge effect ive from tho close of tho present church year viz june30th rev mr bishop came hero from toronto and has given trinity church excellent pastoral and pulpit service he spent many years in western canada and was for four years pastor of one of tho largest united churches in roglna it is an interesting coincidence that the church to which ho goes at uxbrldgo was supplied several years ago by his father tho lato thomas bishop who was a revered minister in tho methodist church for many years v j edwin smith specialized radio service formorly with t eaton co ltd prompt service on all calls phone 3306 obrien ave stouffville eliminate surplus milk factor milk producers in the toronto district met the toronto distributors on saturday under the new ar rangements arrived at the contract system remains but provision is mado for the purchase from each dairy of a quota to be named at tho first of each month each producer to ship to stated dairies only this will eliminate tho main disturbing element of surplus milk which has been played with in such a way as to force down prices in the city now the amount of surplus shipped in will bo controlled hy fixing its destination efforts will be mado to have dis tributors bonded in order to ensure producers against loss by the fail ure of retailers some of whom have gone out of business as a result of cut rate prices leaving the producer without any hope of payment in somo instances these losses have been heavy the bonding system is favored by the ontario minister of agriculture opinion was expressed that public funds should not bo used in relief work as an element in forcing down the price paid farmers for milk tho ladies lawn bowling club will hold their opening tea at the greens next wednosday june 7th a cordial invitation is extended to al ladies interested in bowling presidents week the dominions tores pineapple week largo pines each 2fc cabbage lb c bananas 2 lbs j sic tomatoes per lb 12c now potatoes 7 lbs for 23c lemons 5 for toc lettuce per head oc water melons each lic silvcrskln onions 2 lbs 15c campbell tomato soup 3 for 25c biscuits 2 lbs for 25c quaker cornflakes 2 for 15c sunlight soap 5 for 22c baysido peas corn and tomatoes3 for 25c molasses kisses lb 10c strawberries quart 10c 2 lbs wolner mustard bottle ilc 2 lbs peanut butter bottle 2lc oc per lb on our teas paul boadway manager stouffvillo claremont mrs albert rawson of toronto is spending a few days with relatives here a number of the pilkey connection attended the funeral of their undo the late david pilkey of hamilton on monday of this week rev j e glover is attending the bay of quinto conference of the united church which opened at bowmanville on tuesday of this week the claremont lacrosse team went to brooklin on may 24th to play a friendly game with the team there but failed to bring home the biggest score rev mr glover conducted anni- vesary services at hampton on sun day and rev mr rackham of hampton occupied the pulpit of the united church here a number from here attended the banquet held at the close of tho standard training school course of the township of pickering s s association in the town hall at brougham on friday evening altona brougham and claremont institutes were included in ono of the summer series of womens insti tute meetings hold in the basemen of the united church on thursday afternoon there was a good atten dance from each of the throe insti tutes and all enjoyed the splendid address given by the guest speaker miss m e mcdiarmid of moose creek her subject was personal ity as an element of successful leadership simeon tomlinson elderly bach elor over s6 years of age who lived alono on his small farm near box grove markham township was killed almost instantly a few min utes after midnight saturday when his buggy was struck by a motor car tho horse escaped unscathed from tho crash which wrecked the buggy and piled tho automobile in the ditch the car was driven by w a bur rows markham iroad scarboro and was coming south on tho markham road about half a milo south of malvern the buggy was headed north the elderly farm er returning from selling a load of produce at the toronto market police it is said are considering the possibility that the farmer was dozing as tho horse jogged slowly homewards the left front wheol of the car struck the left front wheol of the buggy tossing it into the ditch in tho effort to stop coupled with the impact of the crash the car swung into the same ditch behind the buggy and rolled on its side mr burrows escaping with slight in juries crawled from the car and ran to pull the badlyinjured man from tho ditch where he had been thrown from the buggy passing motorists stopped and near by farmers came to his assistance coroner dr c d farquharson of agincourt was summoned but tom linson was dead when he reached the scene the body was removed to an undertakers parlor in agincourt where dr farquharson ordered an autopsy an inquest will be held he announced later p c howard cramp of the scar boro police investigated the accident and burrows was not held chief constable draycott launched a fur ther investigation little is known about tomlinson by his neighbors other than that he had resided on his farm for some time was quiet and had little social contact with residents of the district he wore long flowing whiskers of mennonetb church stouffville rev s cressman pastor sunday juno 4th 1933 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning service 740 pm evening worship that was a worthy turnout young people at altona monday evening to greet the toronto folk in the service let us unite in all our services of praise t t t t stouffville presbyterian church rev w h fuller b a sunday june 4th 1933 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship the band of willing helpers meet on the third monday night ol each month t t t t stouffviliie and church hill chester o sonunor minister sunday june 4th 1933 stouffvillo 945 am ss bible classes 1100 am worship preaching 700 pm worship preaching wednesday 800 pm fellowship in prayefand study church hu1 200 pm s s bible classes 300 pm worship preaching nb the regular ce meeting is cancelled and our young people are attending lemonville special meoting on friday night all are invited to the services 4th line uxbridge ill of mrs john collins has been with bronchitis but is improving mr and mrs arthur grant uxbridge had tea with mr arid mrs maye thursday evening miss laura ashenhurst and friend of clydesdale spent the weekend at her homo here mrs george wotten of orillla re turned home on saturday after staying a week at her aunts mrs m norton who has been confined to her bed with a stroke for the last to weeks and is recovering very slowly mr and mrs win sinclair and granddaughter blanche of cherry- wood spent sunday at wm mayes native son backs cgf prof frank underbill will speak here in company with capt philpott a big crowd promises to bo in stouffville next monday evening to hear prominent speakers for the iccf expound their program from tho platform in ratcliffs hall capt elmoro philpott and prof frank h underbill will be the speakers capt philpott is in tho public eye theso days in connection with the new party while prof underbill an old stouffville boy is a writer of international reputation on world events frank underbill as he is known to school associates had a notable courso at oxford the university was so impressed with his brilliancy that they urgod him to take a further conrse in polity oftoring him as on inducement to finance the year with out cost to him oxford pronounced professor underbill tho brightest man ovor sent from canada his servico throughout the war was outstanding ho was selected to write and did write tho history of tho canadian expeditionary forces in tho war for the oxford press he entered upon his career as a teacher at tho university of saskatchewan with full professorship and he is now professor of history at the university of toronto as a native of stouffvillo prof underbill will bo welcomed here as one of the foremost citizens to go out from tho old village what ho will have to say on tho canadian commonwealth federation is suro to be interesting and instructive tenders for coal sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed tenders for coal will be received until 12 oclock noon dnylight saving wednesday juno 11 19s13 for tho supply of coal for tho dominion buildings throughout the province of ontario including tho city of ottawa forms of tender with specifica tions and conditions attached can bo obtained from h f dawson acting chief purchasing agent dept of public works ottawa and r winter supervising architect 36 adelaide st east toronto ont tenders will not bo considered unlos mado on the forms supplied by the department and in accordn onco with departmental specifica tions and conditions tho right to domand from tho successful teridoror a deposit not exceeding 10 per cent of tho amount of the tender to securo tho proper fulfilment of tho contract is reserved by order n desjalrdins secretary department of public works ottawa may 16 1933 t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday june 4th 1933 the creator of all good has placed within each one of our hearts a hunger which only eternity can satisfy so let none of us expect to find satisfaction in this world alone services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona we are always goodlooking when in our proper place of worship t t t t stouffvillh baptist church sunday juno 4th 1933 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship please remember the prayer services wednesday at 8 pm sunday at 615 pm you are invited to all of the above services t t t t stouffviliib united church rev thos laldlnw ma pastor sunday june 4th 1933 1000 am s s bible classes 1100 am morning worship the great physician then and now 700 pm evening service the tests of life iregular prayer meeting- with drawn this week t t t t ballantrae bloomington lemonville united churches rev j a o keu pastor sunday june 4th 1933 ballantrae sunday school only at 1130 am bloomington sunday school at the usual hour no church service lomonville concluding services in connection with our 70th anni versary rev h e payne will be with us morning at 11 oclock evening at 7 pm special music bethesda quartette in the morn ing and vandorf wesley church at night tuesday night june6 the ladies will have a party good supper good program admission 25 and 15c hear clifford case kc mpp over radio station cfrb friday june 9 1933 8 pm dst in a discussion of the public issues of interest to north york electorate it is also expected that col t h- lennox kc mp will give a short address tune in and hear your representatives to v q parliament i