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volxlvino19 stouffville ontabk thursday august 9 1934 a v nolan pobualmr backrite tablets bruels will oppose mdlock in bye- e candidate will resign lejjal position in ontario hydro for the kidneys successful in the relief of kidney troubles rheumaj at a convention saturday tism back ache lumbago newmarket captain h a painful and too frequent urination recommended in cases where other remedies fail j m storey the druggist home of quality drug legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary pubuc et stoutfvllle ontario phone 180 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 phone 196 coroner for york county dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate ot royal icollege ofdental surgeons and of the university of toronto onico in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday oliice in wear block 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 ot ontario veterinary college main street stouffvllle phone 255 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stoufftllle 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 i a c burkholder insuranco canada life assurance co also automobile and fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in incurmce phono 25902 stouffvllle ont briarbush hospital convalescent home main street stouffvllle license no187 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phone 191 mrs ek good superintendent alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm stock sales a specialty sales conducted anywhere rates moderate phone stouffvllle tsll address gormley po at c breuls solicitor in the legal depart ment of the ontario hydro was nominated by the liberalconserva tive association ot north york to contest the federal riding made vacant by the death ot col t h lennox in accepting the nomina tion captain breuls announced he would immediately resign his post with the hydro this announcement settled all tho speculations which preceded the meeting regarding the new candi dates immediate future association members from all over the riding discussed the probable fate of cap tain breuls whom they all apparent ly knew would be nominated the former president ot the asso ciation dr george lockhart jail farm physician was nominated j e nesbitt chairman or the meeting and successor to dr lockhart as president of the association an nounced that the increaing press of professional duties had made it impossible for the doctor to accept nomination and had resulted in the necessity of dr lockhart resigning as president of the association an office held by him for almost 25 years consequently said mr nesbitt this left only captain breuls news is surprise the news of dr lockharts resig nation came as a surprise to the members mr nesbitt revealed that the first intimation had come to him in a telephone conversation with dr lockhart just prior to the meet ing the general opinion was that dr lockhart a lifelong conserva tive and a government employee had by resigning the presidency severed his connection with the association new officers were elected to the executive of the association it was stated by mr nesbitt that many members of the association thought there should be a complete reorgan ization ot tho body that all dead wood should be cleaned out and new life injected in its place the only vacancies in the executive were president and secretary the majority is always right declared mr nesbitt the people of this association should decide whe ther we should have a complete re organization and elect an entirely new executive or simply elect officers to fill the two vacancies j o little deputy reeve of new market made a motion that only the two offices be filled this was supported unanimously a nominat ing committee was appointed which nominated mr nesbitt as president and arley armstrong of newmarket as secretary these and eight addi tions to the executive committee were supported unanimously by tho association captain breuls was nominated by robert miller of stouffville veteran conservative worker in the riding the nomination was seconded by frank culverwell of sutton you have done me the honor of selecting me as a successor to tho late col lennox said captain breuls no man nominated could quite fill col lennoxs shoos in every respect he was a champion j of champions wo were fortunate in having him represent north york at ottawa since tho beginning of this century declaring that north york has a conservative seat the new candt date said that if the liberals were good sports they would save the people of the riding the expense of an election and give him an acclamation thereby stying politic al strife for 10 months there will ho no federal elec tion before 1935 and no matter what is tho result of his byelection it will have no effect on the general election if a liberal candidate is put in tho field it will be more or loss a personal fight between him and mo they cannot turn out the government trustees named to promote the local hospital dear sirs as the brierbush hospital in stouffvllle has now been recognized as a county institution thus being entitled to receive municipal patients the same as any other hospital it behooves the citizens to get behind tho organization and help develop it as an asset for this part of york this hospital depends upon sur rounding municipalities for support and in order that they may be repre sented a trustee board has been appointed on which the following citizens have consented to act dr mcdonald markham dr mckay unionville dr tomlinson clare- mont dr johnson mount albert the medical faculty of stouffville also mrs jas ratcliff mrs george lee and messrs e m sttll f l button and a v nolan it is the intention to request the reeves ot the immediate municipali ties also to act on the board by virtue ot their office as a practical start it has been decided to raise money by holding an entertainment in the form of a talkie picture at the stanley theatre in stouffville on the afternoon and evening of thursday august 16 we have secured the famous presenta tion counsellor at law for this all hospitals whether in town or city have to depend largely upon voluntary support and as the brierbush is the only one on this side of the county the whole neigh borhood should rally to its support our immediate objective is 250 thanking you for making this announcement i remain ira freel md summer visiting mr and mrs russel logan spent sunday with mrs badgero mr and mrs delbert holden are holidaying at clear lake ardbeg ontario reunion and church service margaret and betty jean freel are holidaying for a week in toron- onto with miss ada robinson mrs george menzie ct toron to has been holidaying with her mother mrs henry vanzant rev s cressman and mrs cressman left on monday for the kitchener mennonlto camp mr and mrs wm petty of cherrywood were in town sunday with mr and mrs k g tarr mr and mrs linklater and children of areola sask visited mrs linklaters grandfather wm stewart last week mrs joseph hunter a former resident but still well known in town was a visitor at mr thos williamsons on civic holiday mothers idea of a vacation says the walkerton times is where sho can visit her daughters and help with the houso work mr and mrs oro reaman and two children joan and joel spent the holiday with her mother mrs ben doten l e oneill successor to w j mather stouffvllle funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phono 801 mo hb barnes dead aged 73 years a widely known resident of this section passed away on sunday when death claimed herbert b barnes aged 73 years at hs late home in stouffville he had been in failing health for a year or two the funer al on tuesday afternoon took place to baker hill baptist church and cemetery mr barnes was born at blooming- ton on tho farm now occupied by mr malcolm ramer he was a pump maker by trade and was em ployed at cookstown and woodville for some years he married mary campbell of woodville who prede ceased him long years his second wife who survives him was matilda baker daughter ot sir and mrs seneca baker an only son donald by his first marriage also sur vives him as well as one brother everett barnes bloomlngton and three sisters namely mrs- murchi- son in stouffville mrs eddy in j michigan and mrs malcolm connor at ballantrao mr and mrs archie steel of toronto were recent guests with mrs steels sister mis3 jennie maccallum mrs s m warriner lias return ed from freelton where she had been visiting her daughter and son- inlaw rev and mrs totten the baptist sunday schooi picnic at ratcliffs park this wednesday was held under ideal weather con ditions it was well attended miss j lunau of toronto also mr and mrs chant of unionville were recent guests with mrs w helmkay mr and mrs milton clark and three children of peterboro holiday ed with mtrs klinck and other rela tives here last week miss eva lynburner who has been in fergus visiting with her brother for the past three weeks has returned to her home here mr charlie strong was in town this week visiting his sister mrs mcgrogan he came over from detroit for the soldiers reunion in toronto on sunday mrs jas chapman mr reginald and carl of burlington mr and mrs john herman and mrs ogren of ohio wore weekend visitors with mr and mrs j s dougherty attended davidson reunion the betty beauty salon will close from august 1317 reopening satur day august 18 memorial service dicksons hill at tho cemetery committee at dicksons hill cemtery aro calling a memorial scrvlco to be hold at tho church thoro on sunday august 19 at 2 pm all friends interested in tho cemetery and others aro invited to attend special speakers and music are being arranged for simeon hoover secretary p l stouffer chairman mr t w eagleson and tho misses florence and lyla attended the first family reunion of the davidson family held in victoria memorial park cobburg on friday august 3rd a strange coincidence was that nathaniel davidson and his wife janedonaldsondavidson who with their family of ten child ren left county down ireland and sailed for- canada 1832 were both born in tho year 1781 and both died in the year 1866 they settled on a farm seven miles north ot cobourg at cold springs tho original homestead is still in possession of the davidson family the present occupant being mr herbert davidson great grand son three of their daughters married three eagleson brothers tho youngest daughter irebecca being tho mother ot the late robert eagleson of markham a pleasant aftornoon was spent in renewing acquaintances and in games for tho young people officers were elected for tho en suing year as follows president percy davidson belleville vice- president dr walter wlloy brant- ford sectreas mrs lottie david son toronto executive t w eagleson toronto loftus wilson kcrrwood and thomas davidson toronto about two hundred members of the family were present from windsor strathroy belleville new york lansing mich london ont brantford lindsay toronto and local points mr and mrs wm montgomery and family of toronto visltod his aunt mrs nicholson over the holi day wallace nicholson accompanied them homo for a holiday mr and mrs h r mccay and daughter kathleen also mr g hamilton of burlington ont were holiday visitors with mrs ira badgero with tho prlco ot hay promising to loom around 18 per tontor this fall you cant mako tho farmer mad any moro by calling him a hay seed mr and mrs lloyd ramer of toronto were guests of mrs w t byam at tho blue bird inn on monday mr ramer sponsors tho ramer hour of sacred music each sunday evening visitors from ohio and north carolina in the south to new liskeard in the north gathered at maple farm the home of mr and mrs jos mertens tor the centennial anniversary of the mertens family in canada guests were also present from newmarket burlington oshawa weston markham vandorf clare- mont and toronto thy day was spent in getting acquainted and in renewing friendships an interest ing program of sports and music was enjoyed also short speeches by mr f w mertens of weston one of the chief organizers for the mertens families and by miss nora stapleton of stouffville a cake four layers high decorat ed with candles decked the centre of the table while the dishes used were those brought over by the original family 100 years ago the congregational christian church was filled to capacity and seats had to be placed in the aisles on sunday evening for the mertens reunion service held there mr carl chapman of burlington was the speaker for the occasion he i3 young university graduate who is about to enter the teaching pro fession but like his father rev mr chapman is something of an orator his simple gospel message was well received and very appropriate it stressed the importance of contact with christ if we are to know god and the speakers remarks were based on jacobs dream in the absence of reeve h w sanders the village clerk j s dougherty conveyed a message of the reeves regrets at being unable to be present to extend an official welcome to the revered family which is holding its reunion in our midst on behalf of the church the congregational end of which was really founded by the mertens family rev dr hunter of toron to conveyed the message of wel come at the opening of the service marvin hobson a member of the mertens clan gave the call to worship while clifford c merteas gave the invocation eugene lemon led in prayer and marvin lemon read the scripture lesson solos were rendered by miss alta fockler miss florence snowball and evelyn dougherty miss nora stapleton was at the organ the whole service was an inspira tion not only to the members of the reunion family but to all others ivho attended ushers appointed for the occasion were melvin burnett howard snow ball douglas mertens and howard morden stewards ivan elmer burnett reginald stein and george dewsbury former pastor writes from european centre with the churches goudie winter- almira rev w s wliltcome student pastor on the sixth lino baptist curcuit hero about six years ago but who is at present on an european tour writes a very in formative letter to his leader dr t t shields from mulhouse which is in alsace it is published in the baptist witness it reads in part in the last month i have made the tour of france switzerland and germany the latter in halt an hour while the motor bus waited i have seen the cote dazur nice and monte carlo and had i known tho map better should also have seen mentono and crossod tho bord er into italy together with tho young people ot the church at court in switzerland i climbed a real mountain and crossed a genuino glacier i must confess that tho mediterranean and iho alps im pressed me much moro than any thing else i have seen thus far i have visited seven churches in france and switzerland and have spoken seven times in french by our standards the churches are all small but so far as i have been able to discover are strong in the quality of their membership the pastors i have met are good men all thoroughly evangelical and of spiritual power mir dubarry of nimes and mr g guyot of paris the latter pastor and editor strike me as men of un usual ability who are gladly sacri ficing themselves in a small work for the sake of the future of the baptist work in france and switzerland the monthly lien fraternal is written in tho best french and the articles are always well chosen i have read it for several years it goes into almost every home in the churches and is actually a paying proposition the surplus going to the support of the work in the needy churches an unusual feature of almost all the churches is the number ot lay preachers available to carry on work in the annexes or branches as we would say at cou in switzerland for example there are five such annexes at mulhouse where i am at the present time there are four some of the churches stouffviiile presbyterian church rev w h fuller ba sunday august 12th 1934 300 pm afternoon worship rev b i ellison toronto win bo the speaker sunday school will close during month of august wo cordially invite tho public w worship with us stouffville mennonith church rev s cressman pastor j sunday august 12th 1934 1000 am sunday school 1100 am servico 700 pm worship mr gordon johnson will have charge of both preaching services melville hethesda peach8 united churches rev j mcewen ba sunday august 12th 1934 1000 am peachs 1115 am melville 300 pm bethesda stouffville and churchill christian churches sunday august 12th 1934 stouffville 1000 am ss bible class 1100 am morning service j churchill 200 pm s s bible class 300 pm preaching r rev harry miller pastor of tho baptist church littleton north carolina with his daughter miss elizabeth are holidaying at the homo of his sisters mrs miller and mrs latohford west main street miss ruth badgero is preparing to leave on sunday next on a motor trip with friends touching syracuse and other important centres in the usa during her absence thown llneto unionville wo apprcci- botty beauty salon will be closed seventytwo members of the sun day school and home department of road avenue baptist church pic- nlced on civic holiday at tho farm home of mr and mrs bett hopkins 10th concession miss helen m good of kitchcnor who spent the past week with her parents at brierbush ronmed to kitchener last sunday and was accompanied homo by her brother harold who will spend n week with his sisters and relative used separators for sale a number of good used cream separators w o scholl ph3s03 harry forrester wears a great broad smile its a boy mr and mrs harold mcgay wore home over the weekend j mrs jones of markham took the pulpit at melville on sunday mr and mrs edgar nigh and mrs j nigh were visiting in hagorsvllle last week mrs voiden of toronto is spend ing a few days with her daughter mrs horb spofford in almira tho camp meetings were largely attended by people in this com munity mr norman linton of halibur- ton spent a short visit with mrs c gayman last week imr isaac poole of aurora was visiting his neighbours and old schoolmates in this district last wednesday and thursday miss mildred mckay rn re turned to her duties at the ontario hospital at whitby on monday she had been spending her holidays at home a good job of road repairing has been done on tho sixth from tho have made rapid advances by such means the history ot the baptist work in france is similar to ours and so far as i can see their outlook for the future is much like ours on the one hand there is the shadow of rome and on the other the dead- ness of a formal protestantism the future of evangelical christianity in france will be made by our baptist brethren as in canada it will be made by our movement surely wo are brought to the kingdom for such a time as this as to my own plans i am certain that i shall be in england and free to preach on the last sunday in august and the first two in september august 26th septem ber 2nd and 9th i hope to be in toronto for the last sunday in september and perhaps before that during the last month i have been ruminating much chewing my cud ot last years experience and far away from jarvis street and the seminary and the witness i am more than ever persuaded of the uniqueness of our work and give god thanks for it and for you and for tho fact that i have some small part in it with warmest regards i am sincerely yours will whitcombe ps my address for the noxt five week will be as follows m g guyot 98 bis ruo jean- jaures boiscolombes seine bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday august 12th 1934 regular preaching servico stouffville united church rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday august 12th 1934 rev herbert lee will preach subject the laughter of saints sinners the evening service is withdrawn for the month of august let us have every home represent ed at this morning service ate the efforts of tho council in hav ing this stretch of road mado safo for traffic mr and mrs edgar bateman and daughter joan put in tho holiday visiting friends at balm beach georgian bay and gilford mr and mrs bateman farmed near gilford before moving down to this district to tako over tho spofford farm mr lorno mortson ot victoria square is taking over the teaching duties at the 5th lino school walter footo who has taught at that school for four years is engaged by tho school board at weston lorno wldoman will tako charge of the school at concord wo wish all theso young men the very best of good luck try the brown bobbie dough nuts made by tho latest method by tho now machine produces a grease- less doughnut 20c per dozen mrs ira rusnell phono 3804 stouffville baptist church rev charles mcgratli pastor sunday august 12th 1934 1000 am sunday school classes for all ages unless you live in christ you are dead to god 1100 morning service no other fame can be compared with that of jesus he has a place in the human heart that no one who ever lived has in any measure rival ed no name is pronounced with a tone of such love and veneration all other laurels wither before his his are ever kept fresh with tears of gratitude 700 pm worship our sins are debts that none can pay but christ it is not our tears but his blood it is not our sighs but his sufferings that can testify for our sins christ must pay all or wo aro prisoners forever there will bo no prayer meeting tonight in town owing to the sunday school picnic at ratcliffs park corner of six concession and townline a prayer meeting and song service will bo held on the grounds this evening no man cometh unto the father hut by me bible the bible class will meet on fri day night at tho home of mrs nicholson main street east wo most heartily invite the public to all our services 4th line uxbridge b stouffvillo playing in tho semi finals against sutton have como out a tlo so far having won the homo gamo 84 and lost the road game 22 bruco lehman pitching the first gamo proved quite a stumbling block for tho northerners tho second home run of tho season was knocked out by nell smith tho game in tho northern town went to tho ninth innings will a 2 all score with two out and a man on second frazler for sutton hit a fly to loft field to score tho winning run jack pennock wont tho nine innings for stouffvillo to pitch a lino gamo the final gamo to dccldo the championship is being played to day wednesday at sunderland mr mactuckor ot apsloy spent tho weekend at a ashenhursts mr and mrs goo jones spent sunday at e hockleys mr and mrs wm maye and family wore at wm iroadmans on sunday mr and mrs r foasby and family also gordon wilson were at edgar smnlleys on sunday e a grubin registered optometrist j july 9th 10th 23rd 24th august dates cth 7th 20th 21st scptembor dates 4th 17th and 18th at stoufftllle every other monday and tuesday eyes examined g fitted and repaired phono staufftlu stog j i