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gfbmie volxlvino9 stouffville ontario thursday may 24 1934 a v nolan publisher kidney bladder disorders such as inflamed weakened and irritated conditions of the urinary tract frequent urina tion back ache lumbago etc aro treated successfully xjals stumroot compound prico 60c and 100 school board tangle settled teachers reengaged of june till end by or if nyal pills preferred in tablet form buchujuniper kidney 25c and 50c j m storey the druggist home of quality drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrion and main phone 196 coroner for york count at an urgent meeting of the school hoard held on thursday evening last the nightmare into which iho members had plunged themselves over the dismissal of two public school teachers was set right and the two teachers are again instructing the young hope fuls of the district in the three its as if nothing had happened mr button acted before the board on behalf of the teachers and he said that although he considered they had been treated most unjustly tho teachers had consented to lil cut the remainder of the term and tho ofter was promptly accepted by the board it was understood also that the contracts of tho two teachers would end june 30 unless they are re engaged at the next meeting and from a private poll of the members this is predicted coming briarbush private hospital convalescent hojie mnin street stouirvillc license nols7 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phono 191 imrs e good superintendent cedar glen park pavilion musselmans lake- south side settlement reached on mill pond case the court action over tho water rights at the mill pond corner of 5th concession and whitchurch towuliiie has been settled after a threeday hearing before his honor judge barton in toronto from the outset the judge pressed the parties to make a settlement out of court which was ultimately accomplished by mr sider and tho mortgagee frank harvey offering to grant mr wideman the two acres of land a the north of the pond and also to repair the roadway under dispute in lieu of this mr sider is permitt ed to maintain the water in the pond at the present level each party to the case will pay their own lawyers and witnesses of which about ten were subpoenaed for each side while the court costs will be divided yorkontario baseball officers elected wolves prowling local countryside animal shot near cashel with sheeps wool in stomach others sighted near bethesda seminary graduation attended by town folk bruce for heise received prize highest christian character wo know you are not going to forget fred cowie and his band on wednesday night may 23 until the wee hours of the morning also come back thursday night may 24th and listen to the donny- brook boys from toronto they are going to be with us again saturday may 2g the gentlemen of rhythm from toronto all old tyme and modern admission 25c coffee served free of charge dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college ofdental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phono 8201 markham very tuesday oilice in wear block dogs demand sheep prize d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over tho bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistelvsbvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college main street stouffville phone 255 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire muttoneating dogs seem to have a special liking for c j brodies fancy sheep of the southdown breed some of this flock is fitted up annually for the chicago show and from past records of the dogs they have their own ideas in slaughtering prize animals while others of more common flocks are passed up a couple of weeks ago dogs ravaged the flock for the first this spring and killed four lambs outright two others had to be destroyed and a ewe was injured in the slaughter that went through the flock of 146 ewes and 170 lambs only this spring mr brodie rent ed new pasture on the a l law farm sixth concession in a locality where dogs have not been guilty of molesting- sheep to any extent and it was hoped that tho more central grazing grounds would be a protec tion for the animals during the past two years the owner has lost over 100 sheep in this way and the township has been call ed on to pay hundreds of dollars be cause of tho bad behaviour of the canines a meeting of the representatives from beaverton sunderland sutton uxbridge port perry aud stouff ville was held in sunderland when the yorkontario baseball league was again organized with the follow ing officers president j a anderson sunderland 1st viceprest r w pollock uxbridge 2nd vicepresident iclark calder beaverton secretarytreasurer george clay sunderland an executive committee compos ed of two representatives from each club will also be formed the first games will be played as follows on may 24th port perry at uxbridge sunderland at beaverton stouffville at sutton goodwood co thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incuranco phono 25902 stouffville ont legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone iso mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville mbney to loan crowded columns a considerable amount of live news matter is crowded out of this issue in order to accommodate the large election notices which must be carried this week although they arrived almost as the forms went to press big liberal meeting at vandorf l e oneill successor to w j mather stouffville funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phono 9801 9820 morgan baker who opens his campaign in whit church township with a big meet ing in vandorf hall this friday night may 25th other speakers in clude j c mcruerkc and col mulock polling monday juno 19 for firo seo h o klinck obrien avenue your insurance needs in lifo automobile burglary and all casualty lines dr imiddleton is busy theso days mr and mrs h hill spent sun day witli j e wagg mrs ottowell has returned to her homo for the summer months the lol has important matters to discuss next monday night there are still a few farmers who have some fine tubers to sell election talk is not brisk and a third party is not in consideration miss eva latcham and friend of toronto spent tho weekend with her parents here mrs maye is spending a few days with her daughter in raglan sorry to report little mildred rao has pneumonia we wish for her a speedy recovery depression must be over in our country as several new cars have made their appearance around here imr and mrs wm sellars and robert spent sunday with their daughter mr beatty of cannington wilbur xegate was visiting in town on sunday miss zaida return ed to toronto with him to spend a few days imr and ms r gulliver mrs w a henderson and mrs e haynes visited at h e hendersons oshawa on thursday last a number from the bypu attended the lecture in markham tuesday night given by prof mcnicholl of the toronto bible college on following in jesus footsteps prof mcnicholl has just returned from a visit to tho holy land imrs hugh boyd and miss hazel were visiting her sister here on sun day they were accompanied by mrs george kester all from stouffville mrs woodland and son mrs john lee mrs robt hamilton were all visitors from stouffville for tho baptist anniversary here sun day y mothers day was observed in the united sunday school last sunday school last sunday morning one hundred and fiftyfour being in attendance mrs solomon of tor onto gave a very appropriate address and several readings were given by tho scholars musical numbers wore rendered by mr and mrs ic stafford imrs porter and miss farrow tho anniversary services held in the baptist church on sunday were excellently attended rev charles mcgrath of stouffville baptist church was tho speaker at both services and presented two very powerful sermons the union choir provided music in the afternoon they gave seek yo the lord j varley roborts with mrs a hpmor tak ing tho solo and obligato part in the evening they sang tho beautiful hark hark my soul sholloy with mrs c stafford and mra r gulliver as soloists and also a mons chorus with obligato an abbey old and grey with mrs homer taking tho obligato miss edna foskett presided at tho piano and mrs r gulliver at the organ hunting for wolves in the town ship of markham around the cashel settlement on the sixth con cession would appear to bo a foolish pastime to most everybody but it proved profitable for lewis hertle an unemployed man of the district when on saturday afternoon he shot down one brush wolf aud wounded a second animal hertle was stand ing leaning against a tree when the pair came into view a short distance away about a half mile south of tho cashel corner when he shot the first animal he only wounded it badly and the mate in its frenzy tried to carry it away but hertle ran up and killed the wolf with a club the other one stood some distance and snarled at him ho only had one shot left and fired this at the lone beast but his aim was not good and with the report of the gun the wolf fled apparently wounded tho dead wolf weighed 25 pounds examination of its stomach vealed sheeps wool indicating that the animal had been responsible for some of the sheep killed in the dis trict it was a female and showed evidence of having had a litter of pups this spring and these are be lieved to be at large in the country heavy damage to the sheep on james brodies ranch a few miles north in whitchurch township is now suspected to be from wolves in the section as they have been sight ed all around there at seven oclock last sunday morning charles atkinson bethesda saw a wolf right near his house it was easily identified because it came so close other members of the family also saw it mr atkinson shot at it across a field when it ran to the bush again on monday nora macklem saw one near their farm house but it made off hastily hunters have been out for the game hoping to cash in as hertle did on monday when he took his prize to toronto to collect tho 515 bounty it is expected that both whitchurch and markham township councils will post an extra bounty over that of the government floyd steckley it will be recalled shot a wolf near bethesda last winter big liberal meeting at vandorf morgan baker opens campaign in native township the first public meeting in north york in the interests of the liberal candidate morgan baker since the election announcement will bo held in tho township hall at vandorf on friday evening of the week may 25 in addition to the candidate col w p mulock and mr j c mdruor k c will address the audience and as the first gun in tho campaign a capacity crowd is ex pected to hear the public issues of the province discussed the ladies aro specially invited to this gathering tho jarvis street baptist church toronto was comfortably filled thursday evening last week when twelve young people received diplomas and certificates at tho commencement service of the toronto baptist seminary the diplomas were presented and the service conducted by rev dr shields president of the seminary who was assisted by rev alexander thompson of mount pleasant road baptist church rev a c whit- combe of the orangevllle church and rev w s whitcombe seminary instructor in english who deliver ed the commencement sermon frev w s whitcombe is a former pastor of the sixth line and baker hill baptist churches taking as his text the passage in the epistle to timothy mako full proof of thy ministry mr whitcombe admitting the existence of reasons for possfmisin declared that there was still cause for joy jesus christ is still the same yesterday today and forevermore he told the graduates the gospel is still the same gospel which the apostle paul preached the gradu ates were advised that they must not only hold fast to the doctrines but preach them your business he declared is not to amuse people hut to preach and teach to them the word of god dr shields before bestowing the prizes and diplomas recalled the history of the seminary and stated that it was good to look out on the broad fields of the world and feel that we have a little share in occupy ing them for christ besides the diplomas that wore granted an additional prize list indued the names of russel r travers for first ranking in greek tins young man will be remember ed by those who attended the sacred musical service given by the iuvictus male quartette in the local baptist church here a few weeks ago mr travers was the member of the quartette that de livered the message of the evening miss hilda broad- for the same proficiency in hebrew imiss broad is no stranger in town for she is a guest of mrs s heise clark street from time to time mr bruce heise a local boy and a son of mrs s heise was chosen by vote of the students for a prize given by a missionary to liberia for highest christian character among those who attended the graduation and reception from town were rev charles imcgrath rev and mrs iroy heise mrs james ratcliff miss ha mcguire messrs h c pennock g f ratcliff grant baker mr and imrs bert smith r j daley of bittern lake alberta who is en joying a holiday in stouffville among the scenes of his boyhood days and of his early business activities mr daley appears to have made a successful recovery from a serious operation tho first sickness en countered since childhood we are looking foreward to a contribution on the early days of stouffville from this native son for some future issue among the churches melville bethesda peach8 united churches rev j mcewen ba sunday may 27th 1934 1000 am peachs 1115 am melville j 730 pm bethesda t t t t stouffville presbyterian church rev v 11 fuller ba sunday may 27th 1934 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship we invito the public to worship with ds t t t t stouffville 5iennonite church row s crcssnutn pastor sunday may g7th 1934 am sunday school am m bricker pe pm altona communion service m bricker in charge evening service at stouffville 1000 1100 700 no voters list patronage in the riding of east york the work of printing tho voters list has been given to one of the con servative standard bearers in scarborp while in north york mr clifford case has designated that the printing should be done by the aurora banner the printers award ed the work will have to get help in setting up the type as it is beyond their ability to do it alone at the last election all printing offices were given a fair share of the printing through the clerk of the peace at toronto instead of making it a straight patronage job melville masons hold inspection night the bbl society made up of the young people of bloomington ballantrae and lemonvillo will give tho 4act play cranberry icorners on friday imay 25 at 8 pm in rateliffs hall this play has proven very popular in each of the seven centres already given the proceeds aro in aid of a lemonvillo family who were burned out admission 25 and 15 cents lost black and grey silk and wool sweater in town or vicinity valued as a gift mrs keeping phone 8114 over 100 masons and their friends sat down to a banquet in the eastern star rooms on friday evening tho like of which is not excelled in the finest hotels in the land where menus as similar as the bricks on a house are served it was tho occasion of tho official visit of tho district deputy grand mastor albert h downs to richardson masonic lodge tho work of the order was carried out in tho lodge rooms in tho lehman block when tho brethren repaired to tho oes rooms as stated following the taible courses a happy and interest ing toast list was proposed and ro- sonded to mostly by vlsltlnc brethren while a couple of ontortainers from toronto supplied the lighter amuse ment visitors wero present from toronto markham claremont and uxbridge prior to tho arrival of the official assemblage tho local brethren held their annual election of officers which resulted in tho following promotions worshipful mastor dr neil smith senior warden j f reid junior warden j borlnsky secretary k ross davis treasurer a v nolan chaplain dr d c smith senior deacon wm griffith junior deacon ray yako director ceremonies d mcdonald tyler howard malloy auditors dr ball harry brillinger h ry slack is tho retiring wm richardson lodgo will celebrate its 75th anniversary in 1936 native of scott twp robert h noble who died in winnipeg last week where he had been police magistrate for 18 years was a native of scott township and a solicitor in uxbridge for some years prior to going west 30 years ago a sister imrs jacob rynard of sunderland survives him also two brothers alexander of uxbridge and donald barrister at milford mich a wifo and two sons survive him also ringwood mr and mrs reid brumwell and son visited at mr harry forresters on sunday mrs stan topham and son billie spent tuesday afternoon with mr and mrs norman hisey the question these days seems to be whose afraid of the big bad wolf mrs e elliott visited her mother mrs j nigh last week and return ed home with her daughters jean and kathleen sunday evening miss nettie bruce is visiting with mr walter scott and family of st catherines and other friends she will return home by motor with miss jean scott calso to s and tho second annual spring fair was held in the church sheds on thursday evening may 17 with very gratifying results the ladies of the w a netted over g5 tho attenance was good and judging by the crowd around the lunch counter they did full justice to tho good things to bo found there the ice cream was sold out at an early hour likewise the candy which was made and marketed by the young ladies of tho congregation the fish pond proved an attraction to young and old alike and the catch was often quito as wonderful as the tales told by the almlra fishermen after a day at the lake the wa extend hearty thanks to those who helped in any way to make tho fair a success and hopo to meet all again at the 3rd annual in 1935 gormley imr abnor baker and son jacob attended tho graduation service of the toronto baptist seminary last thursday night in the jarvis street church our attention has ibeen called to the death of a former resident of this locality in the passing of mrs andrew halg at tho home of her soninlaw at oshawa where she had resided for somo time when her lato husband was in active life tho family lived at ringwood on the basset farm and they wore promi nent and consistent members of tho prosbyterian church instouffvilletho mission socioty there named their band after miss imary halg who is now on mission work in the east and mary halg band today forms an actlvo society in tho united church at stouffville tho lato mrs halg lived to a rlpo old ago and her passing removes a woman of very high moral standing from our mldstla wrist watch imr and mrs george hilts and miss vera hilts also mrs scholl motored to nottawa to attend the love feast there mr j thompson has beon under the doctors care and is feeling better again george baker sons have a fairly largo construction job in stouffville enlarging tho united church mr and mrs archie donor from brampton have been visiting with mrs levi hoover imr frank harvey is making quito an improvement in his surroundings by having the house stuccoed and his barn painted gormloy people aro happier again since tho little showers because the seeds and shrubs aro beginning to grow it has been so backward and dry that tho loaves etc soomod to bo at a stand still and tho gardons woro coming up only in spots last week tho young peoples class of the mennonlto clvurch gathered at mr will wilsons to givo a little farowoll to eldon good ing who has been with mr claronco doner a very pleasant ovonlng was had and eldon was presented with t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday may 27th 1934 1000 am ss bible classes 1100 am morning service reception service of new members subject i believe in man 700 pm evening service how shall we think of god wednesday 8 pm prayer and bible study tho womens association will meet at the parsonage tuesday evening may 29 at 8 oclock t t t t ballantrae bloomington lemonville united church rev jac roll pastor sunday may 27th 1934 1030 am ballantrae 300 pm lemonvillo sacrament of the lords supper 700 pm bloomington june 3rd has been set lor our anniversary services at lemonville t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev morton preacher sunday may 27th 1934 the hardest thing that each one of us has to do in this world is to use and employ each hour of life properly services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 700 pm iringwood god is never lato getting to his houso when his children meet to worship him t t t t stouffvdile baptist church rev clinrlcs mcgrath pastor sunday may 27th 1934 1000 am bible class classes for all ages 1100 am morning service ho that buildeth his nest upon a divine promise shall find it abide and remain until he shall fly away to tho land where promises are lost in fulfillments 700 pm evening worship aqualnt thyself with god if thou wouldst taste his works prayor meetings wednesday at 8 pm and sunday at 630 pm the biblo class will meet this friday night may 25th at 8 oclock at the homo of mrs woodland monfreal street we most heartily invite the public to all our services stouffville and church hdui christian churhes chester o somrnor minister sunday may 27th 1934 stouffville 1c00 am s s and bible class 1115 am worship and preaching wednesday may 30th 800 pm moeting at the homo of mr and mrs j h silverthorne church hill 200 pm ss and bible class 300 pm worship and preaching thursday may 24th 800 pm ce meeting at the home of mr and mrs john mcewen all are invited to those services the bbl society made up of the young people of bloomington ballantrae and lemonville will give tho 4act play cranberry icorners on friday may 25 at 8 pm in rateliffs hall this play has proven very popular in each of the seven contros already given the proceeds aro in aid of a lemonville family who wero burned ont admission 25 and 15 cents mr douglas j lucas of toronto has been appointed solicitor and cor poration counsel by tho warden and commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by tho death of col lennox subject to tho approval of the county council at its juno meeting