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i0jtffwlle mtwwm volxlvino14 stouffville ontario thursday june 28 1934 a v nolan pubuahw nals antacid powder and tablets used with amazing success for indigestion and stomach troubles quick and pleasant relief for heartburn belch ing sour stomach and gastic hyperacidity j m storey druqoist the home of quality drugs legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary pubuc etc stouffvllle ontario phone 186 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffvllle money to loan medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phono 196 coroner for york count dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college ofdental surgeons and of the university of toronto ohicc in grublns block phone 8201 markliam every tuesday ollice 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 bodendistelvsbvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary collego main street stouffvllle phone 255 horrible death in motor smash pinned between two automobiles floyd watson 34yearold oak ridges garage proprietor was in stantly killed on the yonge high way eleven miles straight west o stouffville on saturday night his body was almost cut in two in the squeeze between the bumper of the two cars alex hodges 53 of beeton alleg ed driver of the ear which jammed brown against the rear of a parked vehicle was arrested by provincial officers harry lemon and gilbert robinson and was placed in the jail farm at langstaff appearing before magistrate wil liam keith in york county police court on a charge of criminal negli gence hodge was remanded on j2o00 hail until july 17 watson along with his assistant clarence brown aged is of oak ridges was changing a rear lire on a parked auto that lie had been called out to fix when hodges car police claim crashed into him from behind crushing hlni between the two cars his body being terribly mangled only the fact that brown was lying on the ground removing a jack from beneath the car saved him trom death also hodges will bo remembered for his singlehanded fight against cattle rustlers in his farmhouse six years ago in which one man was killed since that time he has been em ployed at the ontario hospital at whitby reesor family hold reunion over 1000 members of clan gather at locust hill a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvllle monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am see h o klinck obrien avenue for your insurance needs in fire life automobile burglary and all casualty lines a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance co also automobile and fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incurance phono 25902 stouffvllle ont briarbush hospital convalescent home main strixt stouffvllle license n0is7 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phono 191 mrs er good superintendent alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm stock sales a specialty sales conducted anywhere rates moderate phone stouffvllle 6s1j address oormley po l e oneill successor to w j mather stouffvllle funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phono 8801 8820 col w p mulock who will be the liberal candidate in north york for the next dominion election or if not a dominion contest then in a bye- election which must be held by november of this year to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late col lennox col mulock hasnt exactly been conceded the seat but it will take some superman to beat him bloomington mr and mrs arthur smith motor ed to port bolster on sunday mr and mrs geo vaughan of tor onto spent sunday at his fathers mr and mrs fred armstrong of toronto spent last week at mr stanley roses mr tlios chase of st catherines is visiting with his sister mrs henry smith mr and mrs win heels of waubaushene spent last week at mrs w111 storrys mrs watson fairies and miss ii fairies motored to port perry with floyd fairies one day last week mrs george mccormaek and family returned to sudbury after spending several weeks at her home here miss kathleen dennis who has re cently returned from the south is visiting with her aunt mrs jaivis storry mrs stanley rose misses alta focklor and ruth storry attended the district annual convention at lakoviow on friday last mr and mrs pegg of brooklln spent sunday at mr lou tindalls mrs dearborn of toronto gave an inspiring talk to the christian church sunday school last sabbath it was the occasion of the quarterly missionary pogram and her themo was compassion tho monthly social evening of the womens association was held at the homo of mrs jarvis storry on mon day evening there was a very largo attendance it taking tho form of a farewell party the w a presented mrs kell with a silver cako plate tho young peoples society were also present and mr and mrs kell woro presented with a beautiful floor lamp by tho yps they thon presented mr and mrs stanley rose who aro moving to uxbridgo with a rose boudoir lamp this was follow ed by refreshments kipps laxativo tablets good for adults safo for children jm storey druggist markliam june 25th in response tc five thousand invitations sent out over one thousand representatives of the reesor family gathered at cedar valley park uocust hill on satur day for the fourth allday reunion or the reesor family the reesor family is of swiss orl- giuthe progenitorpeter reesor was born in canton berne switzerland in 1713 and belonged to the allem- anic branch of a german family he settled in pennsylvania usa in 1739 the original families were known as reser rezer and risser gradually assuming the name of reesor they came to usa about the same time as the pilgrim fathers having like them endured persecution for their faith christian reesor son of peter ireesor landed on the 10th con of markliam in 1s04 and established himself on lot 4 con 10 the scene of saturdays celebration he also bought 1000 acres on the 8th con he was killed two years later by a falling tree leaving four sons and two daughters peter john abraham christian elizabeth and barbara the reesor cairn erected by the family in 1930 perpetuates his memory a program was carried out pre sided over by the president fred e n reesor the opening prayer was delivered by rev il j burkholder an address of welcome was given by alf hoover and an address from the united states cousins by john w risser elizabethtown r penn an address our heritage by rev l j burkholder and the reesors contribution to the life of the community by walter e reesor lindsay besides community sing ing led by l r wamhold made an interesting program walter reesor said that tho ree sors had contributed farmers by the liundred electricians railway em ployes cheesemakers publishers teachers doctors ministers and mis sionaries but only one lawyer the reesors had no reason to be asham ed of their connection he said guests came from toronto pick ering caledon claremont acton elizabethtown penn st catharines stouffville markliam queenston north bay and new york and los angeles the oldest visitors were mrs fanny crosby uxbridge capt robert reesor ninetytwo years old was a close second while h b reesor mrs s b lehman in bef ninetieth year and mrs john r hoover in her eightysixth year were others the youngest was bobby reesor 17 days old son of mr and mrs clifford reesor others from a distance were alvin reesor north bay mrs bingeman winni peg gordon breake los angeles mr and mrs ernest duncan mrs j f young george reesor miss fish toronto on the platform were h b ree sor fred reesor h r forster l r wambold l j burkholder levi reesor and john reesor the committee responsible for the success of the day was fen reesor pres a e reesor sec alf hoover r p armstrong simeon reesor r j reesor fred shadlock irene reesor ruby reesor erina forster and many others musical committee was hb reesor lw hoover l w reesor h r forster and l r wamhold local briefs mrs clarence brown spent tuesday with cockerill of toronto miss verna mysterious fire at goodwood mr and mrs george delaine of toronto spent the weekend with mr and mrs del jennings an allday rain again on tuesday following the recent downpour a week or ten days ago has supplied ample moisture for some time to come and eliminates any danger of drought be tween now and harvest the following pupils of t w eagleson were successful in passing the midsummer examinations of the toronto conservatory of music primary piano john chipman lion lois kester introductory piano robert richardson hon the new store premises of councillor arthur weldon are now ready for occupancy ipihe heart of the business centre jsn main street it is expected tljat jie will move in next week in thor meantime he is reducing stock an his v est end store by placing goods on tho bargain counter the joanno beauty parlor is offering a charmainette permanent for a beautiful lustrous wave at 350 and charminol permanent for a revitalizing oil wave at 500 phone ila mcguire 513 for appoint ment breezy news from townsliip hamlet when ho returned to his bachelor home in goodwood village on election night after listening to the returns at tho home of friends robt brignal found his house on fire the place was full of smoke and evidence that a blaze was started in three places was dis covered by the aid of neighbors the fire was put out but the incident calls for an investigation mr and mrs h ramsden toron to visited mr and mrs c w wat son and friends a few days last week miss marion forsyth and mr lee foster toronto bicycled out to visit her parents last friday com ing hack on saturday miss viola todd and brother justice of toronto spent sunday with their parents mr and mrs wm todd mr and mrs j w reid and daughter helen miss marion and mrs j l feren sr of bracebridge miss jessie reid of richmond hill spent sunday with mr and mrs j f reid old residents return to picnic school board deluged ed lintner delegate of stouffville ioof attended grand logo wed nesday and thursday last week mr and mrs h j malloy and two sons also john button attended the ioof garden party on thursday evening at the oddfellows home in toronto church hill a fine group of about fortyfivo of the people of church hill turned out last monday evening at the home of mrs elizabeth paisley for a social time together and for the purpose of bidding farewell to their last minister and wife mr and mrs c o sommer the early part of tho evening was pleasantly spent in out door and indoor games later a lovely lunch was enjoyed by all just before breaking up to go home a few words of appreciation of mr and mrs sommer and of their work were given on behalf of those present and a substantial purse presented to them mr and mrs sommer expressed their apprecia tion of the cooperation which was given them during their ministry and also expressed their faith in the people of church hill progressing in the kingdom of god the board of education in ux bridge has a job of some magnitude on its hands there are four vacancies on the public and high school staffs and response to news paper advertisement has brought in more than one thousand applications pickering admire sinclair rats in the brewery vats the beer business is a queer bus- ness there is death connected with it any way you take it do the beer guzzlers know that every year thous ands of rats leap into tho beer vats die and rot there that fine flavor in your favorite beer may be only the essence of dead rats you have all heard the term the brewery rats rats are the pests of the brewery they can smell a brewery farther than a buzzard can smell a carcass they come in great droves the brewery can poinson them trap them or kill them in other ways but they still come it is difficult to make a ratproof brewery hon wen sinclair had a sweeping majority in pickering township last week he polled 1635 votes while marks his conserva tivo opponent received only s09 and glen the ccf 133 the altona poll was held at mr j o spangs house and this gave sinclair 133 and marks 28 claremont gave the liberal winner 215 and marks 115 with the ccf trailing with 10 votes sinclair won the election with 11424 votes against marks c354 and glens 2376 thus getting a plurality majority di h mrs s b hoover celebrates 8iii1 birthday on juno 19th there took place a family gathering at the home of mr and mrs anthony hoover when his mother mrs s b hoover celebrated her 85th birthday mr and mrs anthony hoover and family and miss bertie hoover who resides with her mother are to he congratulated on the fine health she is enjoying which speaks well of tho care she is receiving supper was served on the lawn and a very pleasant evening was spent with music and chatter all wished the aged lady many more happy birthdays among those present were mrs p j lott of montreal mrs harry spang and family of sandford mr and mrs l w hoover and family of altona mr and mrs d l stouffer and family rlngwood mr and mrs j w lehman and family of almira mr and mrs ward hallman and family dixon hill neighbors aid in raising new barn a large frame barn was raised by 150 men on the farm of albert neighhorn near lomonviue last week the noiglibors gathered at the sceno shortly after noon and the barn was finished by sundown the barn is owned by mr neighhorn who is in montreal and is operated by w piper three sheep killed blame police dog patrick murphy had whole flock wiped out last year attacked by a police dog threo sheep woro killed last week on the farm of patrick murphy whitchurch township tho dog was worrying moro sheep when mr murphy chas ed it away no trace has been found of tho dog since mr murphy has suffered heavy losses in tho past few years and had his flock wiped out last year there havo been other heavy losses of sheep this year due to dogs it was hoped that tho epidemic of sheep killing had been ended with the shooting of a dog caught in tho act earlier in tho year and local fanners had relaxed tbolr vigilance richardson masonic lodge held a unique function last friday evening when tho annual installation of officers was made dr d c smith veteran past master of the order participated in tho ceremony of installing his own son into tho chair of tho worshipful master rt wor bro h c tugwell and other officers of georgina lodge toronto conducted the installation as has been their custom for years a banquet was served in the oes rooms attended by about 75 masons when the new master of the lodgo dr noll c smith officiated as toastmastcr in proposing a toast to tho father or tho newly installed mastor mr tugwell pointed out that novor in his long experience had he witness ed a similar father and son cere mony richardson lodge one of the oldest had never witnessed it in allj its 74 years of history tho toast to grand lodge proposed by dr h freol was responded to by rt wor bro downs ddgm and dr ball proposed a toast to tho visitors wor bro disten mcdonald of goodwood was tho recipiont of a past masters jewel presented by tho brotbren of his lodgo in recog nition of his sorvices during his term of office officers installed for tho ensuing year are wor master dr noll c smith s w j f reid j w j borinsky chap dr d c smith secretary k r davis treasurer a v nolan s d w griffith j d ray yako i o walter brillinger s s o m madill j s harold sanders tyler h malloy the well known brown farm at the east ond of stouffville now teuented by mr lloyd turner and owned by dr gilbert richardson proved a pleasing and lilting setting for the annual picnic of the toronto old boys and girls association of stouffville perfect weather pre vailed for the occasion last wednesday when tho spacious and beautiful grounds wero alive with so called oldtimers each with a wealth of information about the old town thus all lived in the spirit of other days as they picnicked together because of its historic setting and connection with the early lifo of stouffville this captivating farm lent enchantment to the occasion it was on the corner of this property at main street and 10th concession where the villagors met for public celebration long years ago and here we believe was tho spot where the declaration was read to tho villagers when tho place became in corporated over half a century ago then too the brown family wero prominent people in tho early lifo of stouffville and not a few visitors were entertained there were several brown families but all guests stopped at tho homo place where the picnic took place it was fitting too that mrs wil- mot brown should attend the picnic with her son dr richardson here she spent her girlhood days then to add additional interest there was present mrs browns brotherinlaw a o brown of guelph who left here 40 years ago he is living re tired but had been a very active man and still looks good for many more years there were four generations of the potter family from toronto on hand mrs john potter mrs georgo sluman mrs jos clee and baby son joseph ross they are all keenly interested in old stouffville and the associations activities in the city morley bedford tho wideawake and genial president was here there arid everywhere among the crowd he was ably assisted by former presidents f w mertens dr gilbert richardson and other officers townspeople turned out very well to join with their old friends in the picnic a good program was con tributed by local talent including rev thos laidlaw mrs laidlaw luolla gayman and edith borinsky mr bedford acted as chairman ernie lott and mrs warminton who were on the program committee wero prevented from acting as both had suffered bereavements in their respective families within recent days mrs warmiutons mother recently died at aurora and mr lotts sister ola also died she is survived by her husband and family while not all the out of town friends signed tho register those who did are mr mrs ag snider vandorf elva mertens weston mr mrs f w mertens woston a c brown guelph from toronto miss mila hoover miss edna ted hoover mr and mrs frank mertens mr mertens jr mis clayt mertens mrs egar and son larry mrs macnaman mrs sluman 1s2 guy street mrs john potter 596 ossington mrs jos cice 120 tyrell mrs j w brown 20 beachdalo mrs e robertson 16g hopedale avo mr mrs j a bartholomew 152 castlolield mr mrs morley bedford dupont street mr mrs revis stouffer g78 huron mr mrs barton yake 21 rosomount mr miss mccann ss4 college dr grace richardson kingston road mr mrs h w steele 756 carswell mr and mrs l m dougherty carey road dr gilbert richardson wife mrs adair mrs c h mertens mr and mrs a r hobson miss kato darrach miss ada mccarthy mr and mrs harper mr and mrs w a taylor with the churches stouffville mennonitb church rev s cressman pastor j sunday july 1st 1934 1000 am sunday school 1 services lifted staynor camp meeting juno 2s to july melville bethesda pbach8 united churches rev j mcewen ba sunday july 1st 1934 1000 am poacha j 1115 am melville 300 pm bethosda stouffville rresbyterian church rev w h fuller ba sunday july 1st 1934 200 pm sunday school 300 pm afternoon worship wo invito the public to worship with us stouffville and churohilii christian churches sunday july 1st 1934 stouffvillo 1000 am ss bible class 1100 am morning service preacher mr ralph m hommlng recently from india wednesday juno 24th 800 pm meeting at homo of mrs hamilton obrien ave church hiu 200 pm s s bible class 300 pm preaching by supply friday s00 pm c e at the church tho public is invited to all services ballantrae bloomington lemonville united church rev charles jeffrey pastor sunday july 1st 1934 1030 am ballantrae service 300 pm bloomington 700 pm lomonviue bloomington ana ringwood christln churches rev morton preacher sunday july 1st 1934 the truest end of this life is to be ready for that life that never ends services next lods day 1100 am- bloomington 230 pm iringwood 700 pm altona tho best kind of government is found where christ is chosen as head stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday july 1st 1934 1000 am ss bible classes special reading by mrs sullivan 1100 am morning worship 700 pmspecial orange service with special musical offerings pastor in charge of both services wednesday 800 pm july 4 prayer and bible study at the home of mrs s m warriner church st let us make these cottage prayer meetings a real spiritual and social- means of grace you aro cordially welcome to all theso services tho best varieties of grain a now pamphlet bearing tho abovo title and prepared by the cereal division experimental farms branch is now ready for distribu tion this pamphlet lists tho varie ties which aro recommended pro vince by provinco across canada in tho case of wheat oats barley peas and flax tor seed a soparato pamphlet prepared jointly by tho cereal division and tho ontario agricultural college i dealing with both spring and winter wheat in ontario is also available mooting of official board on mon day evening july 2nd at 8 oclock stouffville baptist church rov charles mcgrath pastor sunday july 1st 1934 1000 am bible class classes for all ages 1100 am morning service celebration of tho lords supper ho walks in the prosonco of god that converses with him in frequent prayer and communion that runs to him with all his necessities that asks counsel of him in all his doubl ings that opens all his wants to him weeps boforo him for all his sins and that asks remedy and support for all his weakness that fears him as a judge reverences him as lord and obeys him as a father 700 pm evening worship faith in jesus christ is a saving graco whereby wo receive and rest upon him alone for salvation as he is offered to us in tho gospel prayer meeting wednesday at 8 pm and sunday at 030 pm tho biblo class will meet at the homo of mrs georgo taylor mill street on friday evening june 29th at 8 oclock sharp wo most heartily invito tho publlo to all our services notice to whom it may concern tho firo brigade of stouffville having had soveral calls rocently to fires wish it understood that calls to tho country must bo paid for by tho person making tho call hence forth tho basis of charge will bo as follows call to firo if no chomical used 500 if chomical used 250 per tank additional to call signed on behalf of brlgado wm e smith socrotary may 14th 1934