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stouffville ontario thursday june 15th 1933 local happenings tei8ii li miss etnel byam spent last week- end visiting friends at beayerton and brechin a capable experienced practical nurse any case 10 weekly mrs jack main street whippet 4door sedan for sale small mileage bargain yves head way phone 2301 mr cecil carpenter of sutton was guest at home of mr and mrs i b sanders on sunday local orangemen are preparing to celebrate the 12th july at mount albert where the annual walk will bo held this year mr c a byam of new liskeard visited at the home of mrs w t byam this week cood wholesome turners dairy ice cream at for sate kitchen range and an electric rangette mrs fleischer phone 5313 the betty beauty salon on sunday mr and mrs f c madill and family of toronto visit ed with mr and mrs george lee for sale a female collie 7 months old apply to fred draper lot 2s con s pickering 1 mr and mrs e j davey were visiting at island grove lake puplsimcoe at the summer home of e js sister phono 013 the joanne hair- dressing parlor for prompt and ex perienced service lla mcguire main street west at mrs bert smiths cars washed and simonlzed for only 300 washing only 75c- satis faction assured harold qulbell phone 9s01 mr ii a sanders opened his law cfllco in the new location opposite the lire hall over r e curtis store last week mrs lemon baker has returned after spending a week with her aunt mrs margaret graham at mount albert mrs graham is 92 years young and lives alone the annual cemetery decoration at churchhill cemetery will be held on sunday june 25th at 3 pm watch for future announcement of the speaker and full detail rev a e owen pastor of the united ichurch at uxbridge has been transferred to the church at union- ville while rev d a mckerracher pastor at unionvillo for two years will go to alliston a big sign has been placed in front of the fire hall warning motor ists not to park there it might interfere with the fire truck getting out some time in a rush mrs venables of hamlota man reached town last week to pay a visit to her aged mother mrs chas perry and of course to enjoy the association of her girlhood friecus in the old home town miss k houston and miss a lloyst of the local school staff and miss violet hoover motored to napanee for the weekend visiting at the home of miss lloyst there mr and mrs ira burkholder and family visited in toronto on sun day with her father mr w p white who celebrated his soth birthday seven of his nine children were present all sat down to tea with a great birthday cake in the centre of the feast decorated with eighty candles mr white is living in the city at the home of his daughter mrs f p crompton c3 bedford park fingerwaving marceling shampooing hair cutting renitalizing oil treatments special scalp treatment for dandruff special for june 15 10 1 mr and mrs fraser richie of toronto spent the weekend with mrs richies parents mr and mrs a c burkholder milk is your cheapest and best food drink more of it from turn ers dairy t b tested and pasteur ized mrs lloyd hoover and baby have returned from chicago after an ex- tended visit mr and mrs hoover shampoo and finger wave 7e are uvius wlth his dar mr and long hair s mrs lud hoover shampoo and marcel 75c 1 long hair s100 j telephone 320c for appointment stewards popular dance orchestra for old tyme and modern dancing at cedar glen lake musselman south side on wednesday june 21 admission 25c quality service greetings from r j- tho tribune mailing list was corrected up to friday june 9th look at the date on your label and see that it reads correctly we appreciate the effort made by those in arrears to pay up such arrearages or a portion of them the official board of tho united church has granted mr robt leslie choir leader a three months vacation miss anne lehman will mr and mrs j r campbelland mr and mrs harvey moyerattend- ed the sixth annual cainpbell clan reunion held al lake wilcox on june 10 two hjindredwere present trom various parts ofthe province sports wero run off in the after noon with a big banquet or picnic in tho pavilion at yoventlde coupled with a good program alexander campbell of ermwood aged 70 sur prised and delighted the guests with his dancing of the highland fling archie campbell is the new presi dent of the clan all the dirt roads in the village were troatetl to a liberal supply of oil last satjurday the work was done linden ideal weather conditions which will have a beneficial effeet saturday july 1st being domin ion day is a public holiday to bo observed by all business places speaking about canadas first dominion day in our sanctum the other day one of the local citizens william stewart said ho recalled it distinctly back in the year 1807 he was a young man living over on the farm in uxbridge at that time and drovo down to whitby for the cele bration held there being just 20 years of age at the time probably he had a winsome young girl by his side vacation miss anne lehman will i r assume the duties in connection with he r f we as a aytag the i nvw dust nuisancereeve morden obtam- jed a 50 grant from the county for the purpose of oiling the 10th con- rev h slade of timmins new cession north and the townline east her position as organist ontario filled the pulpit at both services in the baptist church last sunday since the rev w fleischer gave up the pastorate to take a charge in brantford supply minis ters are filling the work until such times as an invitation is extended again mr lud wideman denies that he is responsible for his friend mr thos williamson going about all last week with a plaster over his right eye despite the doctors statement that the bandage was necessary because of inflammation the tomb stone prince has been call ed upon nine hundred times to deny the allegation laid at his door by joking friends these two retired citizens provide a barrel of fun for their friends tom for instance says he would hate to be as old as lud and offers condolences fact is both citizens are s3 years of age but tho capitalist is the junior of the two by three months our bread is made from the best of flour- and therefore is wholesome and nutritious for both the youngsters and the older folks 7c per loaf delivered at your homes bread rolls fruit bread buns cakes w visit our cake shop stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor phone 189 in so far as those roads are within the corporation this will be highly appreciated by the ratepayers whose properties are in that locality for the dust was almost impossible to endure when the traffic was heavy the reeves effort and interest is appreci ated by all the residents in the vicinity of such roads rosedale ranch bittern lake june 3 1933 to the editor stouffville tribune dear sir enclosed i send two dollars for subscription we appreciate tho home local news also items that re fer to many of our former neigh bors and friendswho like ourselves have removed to other places from occasional lists of names of so many residents who have readi ed the age of 80 and over it would lead outsiders to think our old home town was a very healthy place in which to live the ages of mrs daley and my self total 1c0 years making our average so we might in this way qualify to got upon tho popular list wo always say the reason wo havo had such a long and happy life is because wo chose stouffville as the place of our birth we send greetings to your many subscribers both at home and abroad your one of the old home boys r j daley edmonton alta the regular meeting of the sen ior womens institute will be held on wednesday afternoon june 21 at the home of mr w e morden main street this will be visitors day and each member is to bring a guest short program and social half hour everybody welcome mrs james ridouts sunday school class united with the mission band on monday afternoon for a picnic at memorial park grounds the kiddles were out in good num bers and appeared to enjoy tho event just like the older folk did when they were younger the first of the local strawberry crop was marketed in town on mon day of this week when william simpson the west end gardener offered a few boxes from his splen did patch mr simpson has an early variety which is usually first on the market here delegates from stouffville will attend the annual gathering of the womens missionary society of tho toronto east presbyterial united church to be held at mount albert on wednesday june 21 printed programs are now in the hands of the various societies announcing the morning and afternoon sessions these sessions will be presided over by the vice presidents of the rural sections mrs m r hoover and mrs s w hastings lunch and tea will be served by the mount albert society 24 lbs first prize pastry flour 45c seed corn garden fertilizers garden seeds king bug killer use king bug killer for all purposes it will assure you greater returns stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ontario special for friday and saturday june 16 17 lawson economy store west end geo lawson prop stouffville ontario s 24 lb pastry flour 55c matches 3 boxes 25c 10 lbs white sugar 68c 1 doz cookies with large 15c ball for 12c toasted cheese thins 2 pkgs for 25c sugar crisp corn flakes 3 pkgs for 20c princess soap flakes 2 large pkgs 25c phone 182 cash prices we deliver an interesting and welcomo visit or in town last week was mr jacob lehman from north bay this former citizen was staying with his uncle mr isaac boadway his mother it will be recalled is mr boadways sister in his early days in stoultville mr lehman was em ployed in wiimot shankels barber shop he has four sons now whose attainments the father may justly be proud all four boys have chosen a profession one son being a practis ing medical doctor one a druggist another is in the teaching profes sion now mr lehman is down from the north to attend the graduation exercises in toronto where his youngest son was given his degree in dentistry at the toronto dental college the domestic water service which has been so constant the past year was interrupted on several occa sions last week due to breakages in small pipes leading into homes be ing repaired at mr james ratcliffs residence the men worked by arti ficial light on saturday in order to complete the installation of some new piping where the old had rotted out and gave way while these shut- off entail the loss of considerable water in draining a section of the mains at a time when tho demand is extra heavy there is considerable saving in stopping tho leakage from rotted pipes with perfect weather on sunday june 11 the beautiful church of st john presbyterian toronto was honored with a large gathering of masonic brethren of which mem bers from uxbridge goodwood and stouffville were present the breth ren filled the main seotion of the beautiful church about 18 of whom attended from stouffville lodge miss edna hoover of obrien ave in company with mrs ab byer of the sth concession of markham left last week on a months visit to friends in western canada miss hoover intends to visit at pamburn in the swift current district a great many easterners are in the west this summer while an increas ing number are coming- east to visit trom their western domicile the railways are stirring things up its quite a spell since the days when the salvation army lassie jingled her tambourine on the streets of stouffville but some of them still havo tho art last satur day evening aided by a brass band from east toronto corpe tho lassies paid us a visit and took up a street collection for the good cause they champion with our stouff ville band dropping more or less from the limelight which is a pity its quite a treat to have a band of i accomplished trumpeters call on us i now and then the visitors departed early to put on a program in a neighboring village the wellknown james hand property on main street east was sold last week to mr theo madill of the 10th concession of markham township who will shortly rotire in stouffville tho long established hand homo on this property dates back for somo 37 years when the late mr hand purchased tho dwell ing to make it his home until his death on tho demise of mrs hand the homo passed to their daughter- inlaw mrs leslie hand who at present occupies the place and who made tho sale to mr madill the property is a very desirable location nnd mr madill will havo a home equipped with furnace bath and electric lights possession will ho given about tho middle of july old timers will recall tho hand property as tho old flint place when it served as a dwelling and furniture place the factory was torn down but much of tho lumber is now in the present- dwelling house the remains o the late albert mcmulien were laid to rest in the stouffville cemetery on wednesday morning of this week he was a soninlaw of mrs i schell of stouffville and is survived by his wife ida schell mcmulien and by two sons and four daughters be sides his two brotherinlaws in town wes schell of tho planing mill and harvey schell butcher mr mcmulien died in the general hospital sunday night from stomach trouble from which he had suffered for a long time he was 35 years of ago and prior to his illness was employed in toronto where his wife and family reside the pastor of our christian church rev c o sommer was on a fishing trip last week to hawk lake where he hoped to sample some of our ontario trout that he might draw comparison with the elusive beauties caught in the waters of nova scotia with which he is mov familiar the preacher and his wife were accompanied by mr and mrs allan olosson and instead of samp ling our fish they had only a chance to sample one of our coveted birds in the form of a partridge more or less disappointed with the indiffer ence of the trout to nibble just a little the party were returning home when a big partridge came full blast against the windshield of the car scattering glass in every direction and the winged one itself falling prostrate in the lap of one of the passengers as though it had willingly offered itself as a sacrifice as it were to appease the fishermen for the uncanny action of the trout at hawk lake if tlie fishing didnt offer any thrills the youth ful pastor is satisfied that the epi sode of the bird certainly mado up for it even the misqulto bits were forgotten in the excitement of the collision and the thought of how after all they might have a meal from the game of our northern wilds presbyterial held in the local church mr alt hardman of new west minster is in town for a brief holi day at the home of his brother-jn- law mr isaac barkey mr hardman it will be recalled visited stouff ville five years ago and made a sur vey of our water works system he is superintendent of the water works at new westminster and installed their present supply for them which was quite a fete as the mains had to be brought across a river within two miles of his western home is the great gold strike of tho west where thousands are now rushing in search of the metal mr hardman congratulates our village on its splendid water system which he thinks is ideal for our requirements mr chester c gralyim is hero from regina on a visit to his father mr andrew graham this native son of ballantrao has risen in tho employment of the western manufacturing co to become secre tarytreasurer of the important western industrial concern which in normal times has an important trade trom winnipeg to the coast in tho wood furnishing and building trado mr graham believes that the pulso of the western country is again throbbing faster in anticipa tion of better crop prices this fall whilo western canada has its faults ono of them is not the carry ing of an expensive county coun cil system of government such na almost went into default in york stances county this year he sees no noed supplies this winter there and the annual meeting of section v toronto presbyterial wms took place in st james presbyterian church stouffville on thursday june 8th many being present and much enthusiasm prevailing not withstanding present world condi tions mrs smith president of toronto presbyterial in an interesting manner dealt with problems par ticularly affecting rural districts stressing the world as a unit and conditions in each country affecting the other advising constant study of tho different countries and peoples and current events as affecting same pointing out also that so many eminent men come from these smaller places she also pointed out that the greatest gift of all is a living person ality and referred to john r mott samuel m zwemer robert e speer and sherwood eddy miss murray hospital visitor from tho presbyterian church in toronto took those present with her to visit some of the nino hospitals in tho city explaining the need and appreciation of the uplift and help afforded and made available through the wms mrs 3 hill of toronto likened mission band work to a great tree and members the roots without which there could be no tree and urged personal- interest in tho children mrs mclennan unable to be present was reresented by miss la- mont field secretary who in- a word picture portrayed conditions in tho canadian west and told of the brave spirit of the earlier settlors still existing despite adverso clrcum- and tho great need for the bathing suits klingtite and aberley makes made of fine quality worsted all wool yarns in newest speed models and regular styles for men and boys in black blue and maroon shades mens sizes 36 to 44 195 and 285 boys sizs 38 to 34 100 and 175 new straws for summer wear mens straw hats for outing and sport wear in the seasons newest styles and colors made from fine quality italian and canadian straws priced unusually low for the quality at 100 to 195 mens every day work straws in plain or fancy colored peanut straws 15c to 85c boys same quality as above 15c to 20c re curtis phone 1602 stouffville ontario buy your bray chicks at your hatchery nearest bray or we will express them to you 100 per cent uve delivery guaranteed special june prices per 100 leghorns 795 barred rocks reds white wymulottes wliite rocks s895 black giants 2c each inore ton day barred rocks 1295 3 week 1095 deposit dollar hundred balance arrival 5 years canada approved 7 years from settings of bloodtcstod stock free a starting brooder box with each order 50 or more do not delay every day is worth money to you later 81 olayburn ave hatchery at newmarket st catharines phone 420 clean up paint up see do it now us for your needs rakes forks shovels spades sherwinwilliams quality paints and enamels garden tools and lawn mowers special low prices on radios thebrathwaite hardware for county councils in that country effect of knowing some ono knows at all mr graham was last in and someone cares and their stouffville for tho old boys reunion appreciation on receiving warm six years ago ho congratulated the quilts clothing etc many of tho i village on its lino school building women never seen a yard of new cloth for somo time in tho far north as only the few havo any money road work being at a stand still and crops almost nil produce bringing in next to nothing devotional periods special music and a generous lunch provided by the stouffville ladies brought a pleasant meeting to a close m 1 cray c0achy tktabel tfjetajjsfigfrtuai toronto single 85c return 155 daily service easter standard time h j humphrey newly appoint ed general manager eastern lines canadian pacific railway with headquarters in montreal suc ceeding j j scully who relin quished his post on account ot 111 health after many years service mr humphrey was formerly assistant to mr grant hall vice- president leave stouffvluo a 615 am b 815 am c 230 pm b 730 pm leave toronto b 1000 am o 1230 pm a 440 pm b 915 pm a dally except sunday and holidays b sunday and hoi only c saturday only parcels express to all points gray conch lines routes except usa points gray coach lines