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stouffville ontario november 21 1935 e a grubin registered optometrist will be at bu office in stouffrllle very other moday and tuesday november dates 11th and 12th 25th and 2cth december dates 9th and 10th 23rd and 24th eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 2405 l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer night and day service business phone residence phone will balance york county budget county hospital pension and mothers allowance costs exceed estimates finest quality new crop layer figs and dates cooking large old fashioned cut mixed peel raisins 5 crown new seasons orange lemon per pound 12c and citron per pound 20c hornes sundryd coffee per lb- pkg 18c per lb pkg 35c melrose brand mince- glace maraschino meat cherries 2 lbs 25c per lb 40c nut taffy peanut and coconut half lb 10c peanut brittle half lb 10c brazil nut per half lb 12c medium cheese lb 15c salted peanuts per lb- 15c ginger snaps 2 lbs 25c the new snap cleaning powder 2 tins 25c grapefruit per dozen 50c fresh trout and white fish every tuesday morning ratcliff co stouffville ontario cream for best results and a sure market at all times ship your cream to stouffville creamery stouffville creamery co phone 186 despite the fact that hospitaliza tion will cost york county several thousands of dollars more than anticipated this year the county will balance it3 budget tor 1935 county treasurer ww gardhouse told county council the wardens and commissioners report showed that the total county expenditures for the first ten mouths of the year wore s90s34s22 as the total levy was 107085433 there is a balance on hand of 10830011 to serve for november and december it was expected that s3 33 per cent of the total budget would be expended for the first ten months but by rigid economy officials suc ceeded in keeping down the cost to si 7 2 per cent hospitalization for the period end ing oct 31 cost 24444390 the figure is expected to reach 300000 by dee 31 only 2s0000 was budgeted for the expenditure old age pensions and mothers al lowances also will be sightly above estimates statements given out in the re port do not include the accounts of the toronto and yorks roads com mission the financial position of the childrens aid society provision for county proportion of 1933 road expenditures or credit which might bo due from municipalities on sec ondary education grants of 1935 and prior periods county auditors contend that the county has been overcharged by several school boards to the extent of several thousands of dollars this matter is being opened for discus sion early next week changes in amusement tax amended rates of amusement tax have been made on admissions of thirtyfive cents or less effective on monday december 2nd 1935 admissions not more than 15c lc admissions not more than 25c 2c admissions not more than 35c 3c note these changes do not take effect until monday december 2nd 1935 experience proves fire alarm inadequate stouffville demands a better fire alarm system than is now provided the fact that the present bell is in adequate and little or no good for the job was clearly demonstrated on saturday morning when less than 20 per cent of the inhabitants heard its feebl ring and as a result mem bers ot the fire brigade had to summon other members by tele phone at this particular fire this did not cause any harm the build ing was doomed before anyone saw the fire at all but the fact remains that had any considerable amount of help been needed to light the flames and to remove goods from a doomed building sullicient help simply would not have been there the present alarm is proven to be a joke firemen living within a block ot the lire hall didnt hear the alarm and the night was a com paratively still one a moderate east wind blew but if it kept the sound of the bell from being heard beyond the library east of the lire hall people in the northwest cor ner of the town could not hear it either martin tait on imiill street could barely hear it lie reports al though he listened intently herb ferrier and harry golden living one door from the library and within a hundred yards of the bell didnt hear anything and went out next morning to learn that a busi ness property had been demolished while they slumbered mrs sanders wife of the reeve heard the bell on obrien avenue and other homes on the avenue seemd to get the message all right in that locality it would seem that a system of electric sirens would ibe the most desirable for stouffville to install provided the cost is not prohibitive if one could be installed at the fire hall and perhaps two more in the east and west our needs would be amply met the question has been considered on other occasions but now that the old bell has proven a failure the council will be forced to consider in earnest the matter of better alarm system racing man is mourned at markham william red walker former horse owner and jockey trainer widely travelled keswick greet many friends at reception rev and mrs c e foeklcr receive 130 guests on 30th anniversary izaoi aoaoi raoi locaoi lonononoc xoe30e ioocv save moneyshop now o q o o d o i the newest fashion in ladies handbags fine quality hand bags some with zipper and all have change purse and mirror plain or with metal ornaments each 95c to 295 smart neckwear sparkling new neckwear for your own wardrobe or for gift purposes a new collar on your old dress and you feel as smartly dressed as if you had purchased a whole new outfit in lace satin and crepe and in many delightful styles priced at 29c to 150 fine kid gloves imported french kid gloves lovely soft quality with dainty unusual trim on cuffs navy brown and black per pair 295 crepe and wool scarves and ties a bewildering array of dainty scarves in such attractive colourings ascots long or triangular shape a necessity for your own outfit and a lovely gift many new patterns just in each 39c to 195 everyday house dresses smart and attractive styles for misses and matrons good quality prints in stripes checks or floral patterns you will need one of these attractive frocks for your own use and a very practical and acceptable gilt 69c to 195 flannelette pyjamas two piece style well sized and roomy made from good quality flannelette soft and cosy attractively trimmed with figured woolette in sizes small medium and large priced at- 100 139 159 ladies rayon knit lingerie for personal use or as gifts superior quality rayon knit vests and bloomers plain lace trimmed or with fancy medalleons and the favourite colours small medium and large 49c 75c hosiery for colder weather fine quality silk and wool and cashmere hose in all the popular shades and in sizes 8v4 to 106 per pair 79c to 125 seasonable frocks desireable frocks for every occasion in all the most popular fall shades afternoon and street dresses in smart new styles and attractive trim and prices are very reason able 295 to 1000 womens winter coats a splendid showing of fine coats with luxurious fur collars all the new materials and weaves with collars of selected furs well tailored cdats built to give good service and always look well priced at 1450 to 2250 girls smart coats exceptional values in these warm and cosy coats some have hat and muff with zipper best quality in materials and work laige fur collars and attractive trim- priced at 875 and 995 hooked rug patterns a new shipment just in with many new designs that will find immediate favour patterns are stensilled showing colours re quired in all sizes 29c to 75c towelling a wide range of patterns to choose from all pure linen and in widths 16 to 24 for home use or as a very desireable gift per yard 16c to 35c pink stemmed glassware including tall and low goblets and tall and low sherbets beautifully cut in lovely pink colouring clearing at less than cost prices this is a rare opportunity to secure really high class glassware for your personal use or as gifts at a remarkably low price come and see them j green glass bowls attractive bowls of generous size saw tooth and diamond patterns for everyday use each 25c miss america glassware cake plates cold meat plates relish dishes celery dishes salad dishes and comports in this well known pattern each 29c the manse at keswick was the centre of social activity on a recent day when rev c e and mrs pockler were at home to their congregations of iravenshoe and keswick as well as to numerous other friends both afternoon and evening it was the occasion of their 30th wedding anniversary as well as mr focklers birthday gorgeous flowers were every where chrysanthemums and roses decked the livingroom where at the entrance from the hall mr and imlrs fockler with miss margaret pockler the charming daughter ot the manse received mrs fockler wore a most becoming black triple crepe gown with a corsage of roses and miss margaret fockler was lovely in a frock of yellow net roses being also her chosen flowers in the diningroom where the tea table was effectively arranged yellow was the predominating color tall yellow candles with lovely yellow mums exquisite china and graceful silver made a perfect setting for the honored wedding cake which placed upon a mirror reflector centred the beautiful table the following relatives of the hostess presided at the tea table at different periods during the after noon and evening mrs paisley a sister and mrs d e jones a sister- inlaw pouring in the afternoon and in the evening mrs j e jones mrs lift e jones mrs grant jones and mrs harvey jones had the honor mrs perry winch was in charge of all the diningroom arrange ments being assisted in the after funeral of the late wni walker was held from his residence cth concession of markham to pine hill cemetery mr walker was in his tsnd year and was a native of uxbridge township he was born near claremont and emigrated to usa when 18 years old he resid ed in california iu the winters and travelled extensively in the summer mouths until ten years ago when a serious illness incapacitated him for his usual activities in the racing world fond of horses from his youth he soon became a noted horseman and owner qt a large stable which he operated on all the tracks in us canada mexico and cuba an ex pert jockey trainer as well many hundreds passed through his hands in the 40 years of his experience at one time ho had a stable of 24 to 20 race horses at oakland cal he was known to the racing fraternity as red walker retiring to canada six years ago he built a home near unionville where he resided until his death he belonged to the breeders associa tion and was a member ot union ville united church he is survived by his widow as well as four sisters mrs m middleton uxbridge mrs yake calgary alta miss l walk er uxbridge and miss h walker claremont out several nieces and nephews five of the latter acted as pallbearers at the funeral they were frank and george warne william and james walker comal bowers and e hayden the funeral service was conducted by rev a e owen and rev howard eaton what will the answer be leaving for india next week mr harry worling who sails on november 29th for india to serve on the mission field there mr worling will pass over the entire length of the mediterranean sea coming into close contact with the italianetheopian war zone gormley owing to the number of bereave ments and the funeral in our com munity this wednesday afternoon the forester estate sale has been postponed a week to wednesday november 27 a s farmer auct the markhamwhitchurch town- line is becoming a veritable speed way and unless something is done to curb the manner ot car driving there is liable to ibe a serious acci- noon by the- misses e morton ruth lent trouble is said one to the jones eldred fockldr and alison jones all of toronto miss ruth storry blooniington mrs ferg taylor and the imsssos erma hurst eiile king ruby sheppard rest do your christmas shopping now the w h shaw store phone 9e12 soexoe stoufftllle ontario looaoi i jesus i rest in thee in thee myself i hide liden with guilt and misery where can i rest beside tis on thy meek and lowly breast my weary soul alone could rest thou holy one of god tho father rests in thee and in the savor of that blond that speaks to him for me the curse is gone through thee im blest god rests in thee in thee i rest tho slave of sin and fear thy truth my bondage broke my willing spirit loves to bear thy light and easy yoke the love that fills my grateful breast makes duty joy and labor rest soon the bright glorious day the rest of god shall come sorrow and sin shall pass away and i shall reach my home then of the promised land possess ed my soul shall know eternal rest- writer local people are among the fast drivers and only recently furi ous drivers have ditched a young girl several times as she rode a horse along the roadside in every case furious travel was to blame lets have a little more consideration for the other fellow and at least slow down when passing either a horse or car this district mourns the loss of the late mrs d w heise whose obituary appeared in tho tribune of last week the funeral on friday drew together some 700 sympa thizers the service at the church was impressive lie building was crammed and benches were brought in to accommodate the crowd bishop alvin winger pre sided at the service and paid a touching tribute to the life ot the departed one she longed for great er physical strength that she might better servo the masters cause he said bishop sherk offered tho pray er and bro ernie schwalm and rev h shantz preached the pall bearers were messrs frank harvey tom lyons clarence hisey tom lolinston john elliott and roy brillinger the remains were con veyed to their final resting place in tho family plot alongside the tun- kard church so beautifully located on the rising ground just south of the village j iu reading the papers from day to day we learn of political educa tional and socialism im not writing to condemn but how very little do we read about what god has done for us oh how thankful we should be tor his loving care and for his great mercies how long could we live if he should withdraw his pow er even the breath is in his hands we hear it said we must do different turn over a new leaf make new reso lutions be more obedient to obey the laws but little can we do of ou selves how true gods word is without me ye can dc uotliiug tho natural heart cannot do for it tends to evil god made us and he has given us our choice in accepting his son jesus christ who died for you and me at so great a cost it is our sins that hide gods face from us its jesus blood that was shed for you and me that will cleanse us from all sin if we are willing to repent and turn from sin he wants to live in our lives tor our bodies are his temples if we are willing to be clean ho is holy and his word says be ye holy as i am holy there never was a time when there was more sin more immoral living more kinds of diseases which is caused from sin and gods word teaches if we disobey his laws any of the diseases of egypt will come on us duet 2s and egypt is a type of sin but thank god he has given us a remedy in christ like the woman at the well he told me everything i did so has he shown me everything i did thank god for a friend that will save to the uttermost all who come to god by him church membership will not save us but regeneration will thank god for a friend while here ou earth and for all eternity his word is a letter to each of us and he wants our answer what will the answer be no who cares thieves raid farm slyty hens stolen thieves broke into a chickencoop on the farm of howard mcclure north whitchurch one night last week and stole 60 rock hens valued at more than a dollar apiece according to police entrance to tue rencoop was gained through a window county constables sydney barraclough of richmond hill and robert williamson of newmarket are seeking for clues for sale 42 wagon box twofurrow riding plow onefurrow riding plow b rexlin phone 193 stouffville we buy fowl wool for highest price briarbush hospital main street stouffville license no 263 graduated nurses in attendance private semlprlvato and public wards phone 191 mrs er good superintendent grain seeds coal grain and seed markets are about to open soon waiting for crop prospects we will be in the market for alsiki and grains of all kinds at highest market prices cement on hand at all times also poultry feeds and scratch grains leave your orders for welshcoal american coal poko- hontus coke s w hastings phone 169 stouffville used car depot ford coupe vs 1932 durant coupe 1931 ford victoria coupe 1931 ford tudor 1928 oakland sedan 1927 i hudson sedan 1929 international 2 ton truck 1932 y chevrolet 2 ton h d truck 1931 j ford 1 f ton truck 1930 j ford 1 v ton truck 1929 j d f holden dealer markliam phone 120 stouffville phono 18401 i2w to keep educated rear daily the worldwide constructive news in ti3e cihiistiaiv soeivce monitor an 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