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tibnm vol xlv no 30 stouffville ontario thursday october 12th 1933 a v nolan publisher build strength as winter approaches those whose strength is impaired who are run down or in a weakened condition are in con stant danger of grippe and the flu creophos imparts new strength and brings vigorous ro bust health creophos brings prompt relief from chronic bronchit is coughs and colds 100 large bottle j m storey druggist tho homo ot quality drugs death summons dr a e mitchell wellknown united church pastor succumbs to long illness brother of alex mitchell ringwood nothing in baker heirs kuril lit iunicwood medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor olirleu and main phono 19g coroner ioit york county briarbush private hospital main street stouffville graduate nurso in attendance medical convalescent and maternity icases accepted private and semiprivate rooms weekly rates 20 and 25 inspection invited phono 1d1 mrs e it good 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 hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office nt tho mansion house phono 101 successor to late dr j t storey a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvillo monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire co thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phono 18202 stouffville legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convoy- ancers etc buttons block stouffvillo money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 180 norman a keys ii scott ritchie ritchie keys barristers solicitors contlnontal lite building 371 bay stroot toronto 2 telephone ad 9j67 vancouver province death claimed a prominent mem ber of vancouvers clergy at 830 oclock on october 3rd when reva e mitchell dd former pastor of slmughnessy heights united church and former president of the british columbia conference of the united church succumbed to a lengthy ill ness he died at the home of his daughter imrs alexander mccahum 952 west twentysecond dr mitchell who came to van couver from prince albert in 1915 to assume tho pastorate at mount pleasant presbyterian church was recognized as a leader among forces of the united church in canada during his ministry he had the satisfaction of leading in construction of two churches two sunday school buildings and a manse he also led congregations to enlargement of two churches this is a record of which any min ister could be proud especially when one of the churches was erskine church ottawa and one of the sun day school buildings a splendid unit of shaughnessy united church van couver a native of markham township york county ont dr mitchell was a graduate of toronto university and knox college toronto the degree of doctor of divinity was conferred upon him by westminster hall van couver pastorates held by the deceased in cluded alma ont erskine church ottawa knox church hamilton prince albert sask and mount pleasant ichurch vancouver as pastor of shaughnessy heights united church ho built up the mem bership to more than 200 and the sunday school to 400 numbers which are still increasing a tablet commemorating work accomplished by rev mr mitchell at erskine church was erected a number of years he was called to ottawa church in 1901 shortly after tho disastrous tire which swept the city destroying many homes and public buildings moderator in 1018 erskine church was among edifices which were ruined and 60 per cent of its members were without homes when rev air mitchell arrived to take charge there were only sixtyfive persons to sign tho call constituting him their minister the sunday school had an attendance of twenty- eight and there were fewer than 100 persons in the congregation at the end of seven and a half years when rev dr mitchell ac cepted a call to knox church hamil ton tho sunday school had an enrol ment of 1000 and thoro wero more than 700 members in the congrega tion a new site had been obtained for tho church and both sunday school and church auditorium and a manse for the ministers use had been erected in addition to his numerous activi ties in various churches the deceased held many high offices in the pres byterian church ho was unani mously elected moderator of british columbia synod of the presbyterian church in 1918 and was recognized as one of the most active ministers of that denomination in this province mr alex mitchell of ringwood and rev dr thos mitchell presi dent of the edmonton univorsity aro surviving brothers ot the de ceased two sisters miss bella of edmonton and mrs nixon of st thomas also survive him the attorneygenerals office at the parliament buildings toronto keeps a close check on activities of the heirs association to see that no more memberships are sold according to information received by that department it was definite ly revealed that there was no springers estate in wilmington delaware the auditor general of the state of pennsylvania stated that there was nothing in the baker heirs claim to which so many around stouffville have been deep ly interested claims of alleged heirs to estate of sir francis drake have also been exploded according to solicitor of attorneygenerals office governor franklin of new york state issued a warning to persons in estates there he states that as far as new york tax departments know there are no large estates in the state of new york awaiting distri bution mrs susie miller a dearly beloved mother passed to her reward on sunday evening october sth following an operation performed at the general hospital toronto on the tuesday prior when death claimed susie miller widow of the late j k miller of markham township peachs aged go years tho deceased was born in sunnl- dale simcoe county a daughter of the late george garrod when a maiden she united in marriage and then mr and mrs miller verile and young started farming on the 7th ot markham at peachs where they remained until death the late mrs miller is survived by fivo children being earl a school teacher at stoney creek collegiate henry on the homestead gordon of toronto mrs harry warriner of 7th con imakham miss majorie school teacher at ahmic lake muskoka the funeral on tuesday ot this week took place from the lato home to peachs cemetery an impressive service being conducted by the pastor rev mr mcewen 10000 european songsters arrive stouffville gold fish supply import gayest european choir ever to arrive in montreal expansion seen at lake musselman kills sixteen pigs when grain lacking farmers offer to feed other litters but theres catch above are the pictures of miss yeo and iuiss snider evangelists who will open a series of midweek meetings in the meunonlte church charlie dadson o k feaster williton l e oneill successor to w j stouffvillo mather funeral director and embalmjer night and business phono 9801 day scrvlco residence phone 9s20 stewart beare phono markham 2603 or to bralthwaltos hardware 9601 radio repairing a scrvlco you will appreciate a quiet wedding took place in tho vestry of parkdale presbyterian church when rev f g vesey officiated at tho marriage of mrs florenco williton and mr robert feaster the bride was attired in a plume shade volvot gown with hat and shoes to match and a corsage of orchids a reception was held at tho homo ot tho brides parents mr and mrs robert hunter macdonell ave lator tho couplo loft for chicago they will hvo in toronto on thoir return mr feastors first wifo was poarle woodgate sister ot our mrs e j davoy the toronto papers featured a story last week wherein our chas dadson of whitchurch township was taken in toe by the police at barrio for guestioning concerning a lire at the farm of chas robin son near barrie which started from a mysterious cause and destroyed his buildings and the seasons crop after a thorough investigation by tho fire marshal in his report on the blaze at robertsons found tho cause to be due to spontaneous combustion the loss was 9000 with insurance of 5000 and an adjustment by the company of 3460 it seems apparent that the fire started in the north mow which con tained some old clover hay in the bottom about a foot deep and on top of this there was eleven feet of lucerne clover and timothy about 13 tons this new hay had been cut about the middle of july cut one day raked up the second after two teddings and placed in cock for three or four days before placed in the mow and salted 150 lbs to 35 tons three weeks later this hay was covered with grain the mow being filled up to the roof this grain was threshed off the hay on aug 26th just fivo days before the fire no thieves or tramps had bother ed the robertson premises and no enemies suspected but they thought that some person had entered the barn and fired it in some way imrs forbes felt sure that tho mysterious stranger with a parasol had figured in tho fire but this man proved to bo c dadson who was on his way from newmarket to orillia to seek work investigation showed that he was a hard working honest man well spoken of by those who knew him tho conclusion reached was that spontaneous combustion in the hay mow caused tho fire mixture of grasses in tho hay its hasty hand lings curing and light salting left every room for self ignition when weight of grain was taken off faced with shortage of grain and rising prices together with lower hog prices w leathers burford farmer has found it necessary to de stroy a litter of sixteen pigs other farmers near norwich have offered to feed three more expected litters lor him on condition they are allowed to keep the pigs mr leathers is a former whit church farmer and one-timecouncil- lor living one farm south of mr frank steckloys old friends will sympathize with him in his mis fortune mongolia mrs a fuller spent the weekend in barrie mr and mrs hopkins entertained several toronto friends over the weekendholiday we ao glad to report that mr a fuller also mr bunker carried off several prizes at makham fair a number of them being firsts hev mr lucas wifo and little daughter churley have returned home to lions head after spending a few days with mr and mrs wm rennie many neighbours and friends gathered at the home of mr and mrs 0 zeller on wednesday even ing to do honour to their daughter alma who was recently married to mr frank ward of claremont the bride and groom were presented with numerous gifts coupled with best wishes regardless ot what r b bennett or the people of canada generally are inclined to think about immi gration from europeau ceutres the stouffville gold fish supply co have literally takeu the matter in to their own hands and recently there arrived at montreal aboard a big icpr liner a choir of no less than 10000 voices second only to their wonderful voices was their gorgeous dress colorful and gay in the extreme and varied too while the passage for this group direct from the continent was all arrang ed by the local gold fish co under whose auspices they arrived tho songsters did not come direct to stouffville but broke up on leav- ing tho ship and some went to western canadian cities while others took the train for halifax and other centres in the maritimes the enterprize displayed by tho local firm in bringing to canada such a valuable choir unique in every respect is commendable and the work in arranging contracts for them at various points throughout the larger cities was no small task the warblers will be shown on the screen sometime as the movie men were on the job and took pic tures before the group disbanded at montreal wo almost forgot to mention that the 10000 singers are composed of song birds of the choicest plumage and singers of note that could bo gathered on the continent in addition to the sale of these birds the gold fish co incidentally create a wider market for their lines of bird food and supplies building already in progress or seriously being considered at mussel mans lake indicates that old man depression is not holding sway at this growing summer resourt two cottages are now in course of contructton ou the topper property on tho south side ot the lake on what is known as the little 1 ake about 200 yards from musselmans beach while wesley c schell stouffville planing mills has the foundation posts in for a new cottage to be erected before next season in the park grounds on tho south shores other important building expansion 13 contemplated including the en largement of davies magnilicient pavilion on the north shore it is in tended to extend the dance floor right out over the lake for a distance of over 50 feet the tea room which is also apart of the building will bo extended 70 feet in length this will provided perhaps the largest dance floor at any ontario resort work is expected to poceed so that the ex tension will bo completed for next j season among the churches pastor and wife married 25 years pinal lacrosse games night to- births piplicr on octobor 6 1933 to mr and mrs walter d piphor lemonvllle a son murray geo dance at preston lake pavilion every saturday night modern and olilo tymo music by capanias famous orchestra auction sale of antique and other furniture will bo sold by public auction at the residence of geo urquhart main street stouffville saturday oct 14 bedroom suite oak dresser sowing machine 2 small stands centre table walnut sldoboard walnut couch 2 settees walnut camp cot 4 ichairs walnut 6 rocking chairs 6 cane seated chairs walnut cupboard fallloaf table gramophone with records clock medicine cabinet copper boiler 2 carpot sweepers ladys bicycle 30 ft extension ladder 2 stop ladders 2 awnings mattress double bed slzo quantity dishes quantity rag carpet boddlng etc henhouse 3 roomed frame house to bo re moved from premises terms cash salo 130 f w silvbrsides auctioneer two gaines and 5 prizes all on 25c admission this thursday evening will see tho two final games in tho regular league series of tho yorkontario lacrosse league to be played in stouffvillo arena goodwood and stouffvillo meet at 8 oclock to be followed by uxbridgo and clare mont teams the admission to tho doublehoador is only 25 cents and in addition to this prizes will be given to the lucky ticket holdors below we give the chances you have on your admission ticket to win a practical prize 1st ton coal 2nd 3 order groceries 3rd 25 pounds sugar 4th 10 pounds roast beef 5th 24 pounds sack flour ovor one hundred guests attended the silver wedding anniversary of rev e c and mrs french at wes ley united church toronto last week including a number of their former parishioners from new foundland rev dr mark fenwlck former president of the newfound land conference proposed the toast to the bride and groom mr and mrs french were presented by their friends of wesley church with a silver tray and silver service a musical program was provided by mjss molly mclntyre mrs n j dempster miss isabel hallawell mr arthur fisher and mr peter rintoul locally irev mr french will be recalled as the minister on tho lemonville circuit prior to tak ing his present charge two years ago coultices amusement centre ou the south side will also be enlarged some 50 trees have been cut from the park property to make room for the extension contemplated to be built without delay grading is now being done it is also rumored that a grocery store is shortly to be operated at the lake for which a building will be edected shortly twenty years ago imusselmans lake was used by only a few people as a summer place by pitching tents on the south shore but steadily each year it has grown in importance as a summer resort until today there aro 250 cottages and as is showen by the building now contemplated the lake has not reached its zenith as a summer place for city folk to gather at this over growing resort can also boast of two churches the united which is in charge of rev ajc kell ot the lomonville-bioomington- ballantrao circuit and a newly con structed roman catholic church in charge of rev father johnson teacher in st augustines seminary toronto stouffville baptist church sunday october 15th 1933 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship rev chas mcgrath of edmonton will preach at both services please remember the prayer services wednesday at 8 pm sunday at 615 pm you are invited to all ol the above services t t ft stouffville presbyterian church rev w h fuller ba sunday october 15th 1933 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship everyone invited t t t t help the west mennonite church stouffville rev s cressnmn pastor sunday octobor 16th 1933 special services will be held in tho lmennonite church beginning october j 5 and to be continued till november 5 the evangelists miss yeo and miss snider will conduct these meetings there singing will be of special interest these evange lists have been much apprclated where they labored before services at 800 pm a cordial welcome to the public t t t t ballantrae bloomington lemonvuile united ohttrches rev jao keu pastor sunday october 15th 1933 1030 am ballautrae 300 pm lenionvilie 700 pm bloomington the yps will meet at miss laura hills homo this friday evening the annual chicken pie supper at ballautrae will be held- on october 25 watch for fuller announcement later t j t t a public meeting is called for this friday evening to consider ways and moans of gathering a car of vegetables fruits etc for shipment to destitute sections of western canada tho meeting will be held in the municipal hall at 8 oclock this is an invitation to all citizens of stouffville and districtto attoud field day champions field day in connection with stouffville continuation school was held on friday last and showed keen competition in many events murray holden won the senior championship and j baker the junior imary doten won the senior championship for girls and mary laidlaw tho junior principal e w durnin is arrang ing to enter the union field day competitions for all the schools to be held at agincourt next saturday afternoon the plowing match the annual match ot tho north york association will be held on wednesday afternoon next week october 18 on the farm of walter wood just south of aurora on yonge street apply to any officer or at tribune office for prize list and plan to attend hot supper at 6 on the grounds only 35c farewell gathering miss ruth boweri of lansing mich has beon spending her vacation with mr and mrs w a jones of dick sons hill dominion of canada 1933 refunding loan application forms aad information gladly provided and wbacripciens accepted at any booch ot this bank the bank of nova scotia over a century of banking service on monday evening rov and mrs s goudio wore taken by sur prise wlien about sixty of the mem bers ot the local monnonlte congre gation gathered at their home on mill street for a farewell gathering prior to moving to thoir new field of labor in toronto mr and mrs goudio havo boon residents of stouff vllle for over twentylive years and while mr goudios duties have made it necessary for him to bo away from his homo community a largo part of the time mrs goudio has always been found working faith fully at her post ot duty in the local monnonite church and sunday school a suitablo address was road by tho pastor rov s cressman after which mr and mrs goudio woro presented with a reading lamp as a small token of the esteem in which they aro held mr and mrs goudio both ex pressed their appreciation in a very fitting manner tho best wishes of tho church and community is ex tended to them as they go from us to take up their now postoral duties in tho city gordon e cober radio technician specializing in radio repairing builder of sound systems and power amplifiers radios built to your requirements lowest prices all work guaranteed or money refunded phono 8104 bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday october 15th 1933 there is no time of the year that is bettor than the present for con sidering the needs of the unemploy ed and poor as we gather up our supplies let us read psalm 411 blessed is he that consldereth the poor services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood the best riches can bo found at the throne of grace let us reach out and help ourselves t t t t stouffville untied church rov thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday october 15th 1933 1000 am s s bible classes 1100 am morning worship- rev j r bick ba whltevale will preach 700 evoning service the pastor in charge monday 800 pm yps thursday 800 pm prayer and bible study you are cordially welcome to these services stouffville and church hill christian churches cliester o sommer minister sunday october 15th 1933 stouffville 100qam ss bible classes 1115 am worship and preaching the salt of the earth 700 pm evening service a great opportunity and responsibility nb second in a series of ser mons entitlod messages for today from the lives ot somo old testa ment characters wednesday 800 pm meeting at the homo ot mr and mrs john dougherty church hiu 200 pm s s bible classes 300 pm worship preaching tho salt of the earth thursday 800 pm a gpt-to- gothor of all tho people of churchill is planned to be held at the home of mrs elizabeth paisley let us all start the winter off together soe fullor note all aro invited to all services box 244 phono 3306 j e smith radio service all makes of radios electric stoves toastere irons ana fixtures repaired will appreciate your custom for sale 1 fadi battery set