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stouffville ontario june 21 1934 m i local happenings mrs macklem cook of lemonvillj celebrated her 86th birthday on thursday last week in very good health and as bright as any normal person congratulations mr and mrs fielding woods from saugus california have been visit ing their uncle and aunt mr and mrs aaron w jburkholder who are ill at the home of their daughter mrs walter miller the regular meeting of the wctu will bo held in the stouff- ville mennonite church on thursday june 21st at 3 oclock a report from convention will bo given by mrs leslie kowbotuam all ladies invited miss doris dowar and miss helen hackner both or toronto were guests of janet button on sunday a toronto team u challenging one from stouffville and uxbridge to a football contest at lincolnville on july 2nd the toronto lads are known as capt bill loves juniors and the game will bo played at edyth camp miss edna hoover is relieving on the canadian bank of commerce staff during the absence of miss jean collard on holidays the town of aurora is drilling a new well to replenish the town water supply which 13 said not to be sufficient for the needs of the people xewmarket to also short of water and is calling tenders for another well why dont they wait and see how the governments supply of foaming suds will affect the situa tion dr and mrs fred brillingcr re turned homo to now york wednes day last week after a holiday here in his native town they were accom panied by dr brillingers brother harry who intended to spend a week or two in tho usa coming f e luke 167 yonge street torontos eyesight specialist may be consulted at boadways drug store stouffville thursday june 21st notice to schooii sections all sections interested in the union school picnic to be held this year again at musselmans lake on saturday june 30 kindly note that all public school sections or each room in graded sections may enter by forwarding 5 on or before juno 15 to the secretary this pay ment will eliminate any further chatge at the gate william simpson ballantrae ontario dr and mrs griffin of holyoke mass motored hero on sunday to visit with dr and mrs bodendlstel they made tho trip of 570 miles in a day and mrs griffin will remain here for a week the two vetcrinar- ies were graduates of tho 1930 class at the ontario veterinary college a small house is being offered for sale in town which boasts one of the best gardens in tho village the house has a new cement foundation good cellar and new root electric and water installed and will be sold for 600 to close out an estate apply at tribune office tire specials look into these tire prices gutta percha 30x3 fairway tires 415 440 21 fairway tires 525 45021 fairway tires 5s5 45020 fairway tires 590 47519 fairway tires 665 475 20 fairway tires 690 50019 fairway tires 725 50020 fairway tires 740 52518 fairway tires 815 tubes 30x3 85c 44021 115 45021 115 47521 115 44020 115 45020 115 47520 115 47519 120 plus government tax important we will allow 10 per cent for your old tires for the next 30 days swifts garage townspeople will he sorry to learn of tho serious illness of mrs arthur swift wife of one of our garagemen last week she was removed to a toronto hospital and was detained there for special xray examination the early part of this week her early recovery is earnestly hoped for saturday june 23rd will witness cue of the greatest family gatherings in the history of this vicinity when the reesors from near and far will gather at cedar valley park locust hill for their annual reunion of course any who may feel indisposed or sick after the election will pos sibly be excused however this will undoubtedly be one of the raro occasions which you cannot afford to miss and you are requested to come early and stay late weldons big removal sale con tinues with attractive bargains all through the store mr and mrs wm mcneely of markham spent a day with mr and mrs james mowat before leaving for prince edward island where they purpose spending the summer months there is coming to the stanley theatre for one night only on july 2 dominion day holiday tho popular screen showing beloved this is the greatest love story ever brought to tho screen by universal starring john boim and gloria stuart two shows at 7 and 9 oclock regular prices strictly enforcing tho water bylaw which permits the use of lawn hose from c to s oclock each evening and at no other time excepting by per mission of council is working well the reservoirs are meeting the de mand on them under these regula tions which it is intended to con tinue throughout the season so far no charges have been laid against anyone for infractions of the regul ations which indicates tho willing ness of the citizens to observe the regulations in order to preserve the supply everybody date yourself for stouffvllles big celebration on july 12th league baseball game uxbrldge vs stouffville five teams of girls entering a tournament street dance and carnival in the evening ticket holders entitled to buy a new 100 radio for only one dollar if your ticket is drawn from the tub warning parents are advised to warn their sous stealing strawberries my patchlias been overun twice by boyswith flash lights and for the rentainder of the crop season a watch will be main tained and anyonecaught will bear the consequencest this warning on to your son wm a simpson the west end grocery is tke home store thursday friday and saturday only princess soap flakes 2 large packages 29c durham corn starch pkg 10c brunswick sardines tin 5c clover leaf salmon pink 2 tins for 25o delux jello 5 pkgs 24c palmolive soap 5 bars 23c sugar white or brown 10 lbs 59c the heavy downpour of rain on monday removed all possibility of drought in this locality for some time to come the ground is well soaked and crops are growing in an amaging way this of course does not apply to hay or fall grains which were shortened because of the long spring dry spell and severe winter but farmers tell us that their spring grain never looked better at this season of year mr and mrs paul roadway and pauline were in toronto on satur day for the wedding of mrs boad ways sister isa loreno youngest daughter of mrs and the late j h cunningham to alderman george duthie member of the city council tho ceremony took place in walmer road baptist church which was artistically decorated with summer flowers rev dr h ii bingham officiated miss ruby e good nurse in training at the general hospital hamilton is spending s days at brierbush hospital with her parents mr and mrs e ir good before returning to continue her studies at hamilton miss good will attend the canadian nurses convention at tho royal york hotel toronto from june 2sth to 29th miss good and miss mclntyre of st george have been chosen as delegates to this convention representing the gener al hospital at hamilton stanley theatre alltalkie friday and saturday june 22 mid 23 paramount six of a kind charlie ruggles mary boland w c fields alison skipworth burns and allen screen songs comedios tuesday wednesday june 2 mid 27 speak easily buster keaton jimmlo durante our gang comedy monday evening was the occasion of a ivery delightful shower held in honour of mrs archie stover nee blanche hoover by her many friends at the home of tho misses violet and edna hoover obrien ave the hoover home was very prettily decorated with white bells and streamers which gave a person al bridal touch to the occasion notwithstanding the shower with out about sixty friends gathered within to shower their best wishes and tokens of esteem on the happy bride after games and music a large prettily decorated basket was opened and revealed many useful kitchen utensils but strange as it may seem the proverbial rolling pin was lacking the bride in her usual pleasing manner expressed her deep and sincere appreciation for the gifts bestowed on her tho serving of dainty refreshments brought tho happy evening to a close old friends in stouffville district are pleased to meet once again with mr and mrs j a patterson who have arrived from greenshields alberta to visit at the home of mrs pattersons sister mrs james murison church street and with other friends in this locality it is 40 years since the pattersons farmed at atha in pickering at which time they moved to new ontario but 28 years ago went on to tho canadian west and in the words of mr patterson he says 1 rever regretted going west their beautiful farm of 600 acres is in the wainwright district near the national park and while they have had partial crop failures they have yet to experience a complete failure their wheat crop runs annually from four to six thousand bushels besides other grains mr patterson is aided by his son in managing this large acreage which is worked by both horse and tractor power this year they have 230 acres of wheat and 350 acres of other crop the district has gone into mixed farming says mr patterson it is nineteen years since mrs patter son last visited the old home local ity while mr patterson is making his first trip lnce locating in tho west 28 years ago isaac stouffer their neighbor and brotherinlaw reports mr patterson anticipates a good crop this year as their district is very promising although to the south of them the crops are not by any means good handed a lemon the tribune sort of handed its readers a lemon last week when there appeared a typographical error in the display advertisment of ratcliff co lemons at 10c per dozen are a financial impossibility but the print er made it read that way when it should have been 30c per dozen we apologize for the trouble we put a lot of people to which only serves one good purpose and that is to show that the readers do watch tho advertising spaces of our merchants very closely also fresh fruit vegetables and law sons economy store geo lawson proprietor rev mr slade of timmins ontario payed a brief visit to his former school chum rev c s mcgrath of tho baptist church five homing pigeons belonging to bart wideman were freed at fenel- on falls the other day and made home in a little over an hour and a half it is expected the next regular meeting of the village council will be held on monday evening next juno 25th tho following monday being a public holiday last friday mr and mrs isaac boadway visited in markham town ship at the home of rev louis burkholder it being the occasion of the birthday of both mr boadway and mr burkholder our townsman is 76 but he doesnt look a day over 60 or 62 he was born right here on main street in a house which stood inlgoodly number the extreme east end just beyond their way to tho mrs hardings home his grand father at that time john yake own ed the farm now in possession of jake mcmullen few people have lived longer in the old town than has mr boadway and his friends are wishing for him many more years continued good health stouffvilles liking tor premier henry seems to run on a very even keel in 1929 the village gave him a total of 162 votes and on tuesday they gave him 157 a decrease of 5 30e30i i0e30i parking space at rear of theatre canada ov 1 paint 00 per quarl guaranteed none better why pay more big removal sale now going on 1 the home of mr wash paisley is stepping out in a new dress this week having been transformed from a frame cottage to one of stocco the work being done by an aurora firm while the new popular siding for residences has not become common in stouffville it is widely used in many places and can be had in a variety of shades one of its chief features is that it keeps out cold mr paisleys cottage is on the south side of main street near the presby terian church tho stouffville old boys picnic from toronto is taking place this wednesday afternoon at the farm of mr lloyd turner townspeople were heartily invited to enjoy this happy event and it is to be hoped that a will have found farm during the afternoon and early evening games and amusement for everybody was promised stouffville ladies lawn bowling club will hold their mixed tourna ment on friday evening of this week draw at 630 sharp the ladies club also wjsh to announce that they will hold their annual afternoon tea at the- green on wednesday june 27th games at 230 tea served at 500 all ladies interested in bowling are cordially invited to attend the new club house will be available for use brathwaites hardware stouffville ont n o mens and womens boots and shoes ready to wear goods mens and boys odd pants sport pants ties braces also fine shirts and work shirts everything marked away down to reduce our stock before removing to our new premises laoe a e weldon west end merchant mr and mrs r s chambers who are comparatively new comers to this locality having purchased a farm on the 10th concession of whitchurch about two miles north of town have been called upon to suffer a series of bereavements in such rapid succession that within six weeks no less than three rela tives have passed away and they have ibeen summoned to the grave side in each case last week tho sudden death of walter j cornish toronto came as a great shock ho was a brother of mrs chambers and was buried at orono under masonic auspices this death followed closely that of an other brother and brother- inlaw and the sympathy of tho locality goes out to mr and mrs chambers at this time mrs ezra turner arrived here last week from her home in cali fornia to visit her father mr truman holden who is making satisfactory recovery from a severe breakdown which will necessitate him taking a long rest in bed mrs turner is his eldest daughter who left here 30 years ago to reside in the south although she visited the old home nine years ago mrs turners husband conducts a fruit orchard in california growing principally oranges and peaches these must be worrisome days for tho members of the local school board who have just emerged from a rather nasty situation with the public school teachers only to be forced into a jam over the high school staff to one on the street with an ear to the ground it could ibo readyily seen that there is a growing discontent over tho pro gress of the continuation school parents claim that repeated com plaints to board members fall on deaf ears this came to a head on saturday when a delegation of parents hearing the board was in special session waited on them and voiced their complaints as briefly re ported on the front page there la no doubt that teachers aro blamed for a groat deal of the failure of pupils which is not their fault and may be fairly laid at the door of the pupils and parents themselves nevertheless when the unrest grows to proportions as wo see it the situa tion should bo investigated by tho board with more than 20 pupils dropping from tho classes during tho term and parents declaring that if tho board fall to rectify the alleg ed inefficiency of the staff they will send their children to some other school we can truly say that tho trustees hayo our sympathy in fair ness to the teachers as well as tho parents prompt action on tho part of rev chester o summer will preach his farewell sermon as pastor of the local christian church congre gation next sunday morning at 1115 oclock mr summer will terminate a pastorate of 20 months on the local charge having come here from tho maratimes rev jac kell pastor of the united church circuit of lemonville bloomington and ballantrae will also preach his fare well sermons next sunday at the respective charges as announced in tho ohurch column good sized congregations will no doubt turn out to give these men who have been energetic in their respective spheres the sendoff they deserve permanent waving supreme wave 350 supremo croqulngnolo 350 combination 500 nestoll waye 8500 nostoil croqulgnolo 500 combination 800 9 tho board is imperative 750 nostoil croqulgnolo g4 nestoil wave and nestoll croqulgnolo g4 1000 in combination fingorwavlng 50c i also have a toxtometor a scientific instrument for testing your hair to correctly determine how much permanent wave your hair will take this is a v service to my patrons as it eliminates the guess work done in ninety per cont of permanent waving establishments today i keeping 4 doors east of prosbytorian church quality service fly spray a proper application in the morning will give protection to your cows all day long the best fly spray on the xaiarket recleaned buckwheat seed corn turnip seed sowing rape millet feeds schumacher feed barley feed oats feed wheat vim oat feed fulopep growing mash keep your pullets healthy by using the best growing mash at no higher cost stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ontario your grey hair can be restored to its natural colour without the use of a dye or tint angelique grey hair restorer is made from roots and barks and restores the origin al colour in the natural way at the same time giving the hair its natural healthy lustre price 100 per bottle sold under a money back guarantee to keep the hair and scalp clean use angelique special shampoo price 25c per bottle storeys drug store stouffvetile for best results ship your cream to stouffville creamery our prices are the highest and our service is unexcelled- stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings more people ricje on goodyear tires than on any other kind prices for the new 1934 goodyear pathfinder 44021 730 47519 900 52518 1095 tax extra 12 months guarantee against defects and road hazards pathfinder fyw brathwaite hardware stouffville ont in 1929 provincial election 003 persons voted in stouffville on tuosday 701 voted an increaso of 98 vou cant afford to miss woldons big removal sale save money come quickly to tho wost end mons and womens wear sale rov o b jeffrey of falrbnnk will bo tho noxt pastor on tho lomonvillo circuit of tho united church after july 1st mr and mrs jeffrey have a son and a daughter tho latter a high school teachor at thornbury whho their son is just graduated from tho sps toron to rov mr jotfroy was tho methodist pastor at markham at tho tlmo church union was consumatcd su mated save money and have your leisure by letting your cakes pies j summer us bake tarts rolls etc this season f visit our cake shop or order from pur drivers stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor 1