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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 28, 1935, p. 5

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tffouffville ontario november 28 1935 town topics four short weeks to do your shopping early christmas mrs andrew graham friends will regret to learn is seriously ill at her home in the west end of the town the stouflvillo baptist sunday school have set the dale of monday dee 23rd for their annual enter tainment a rooster which took a prize tor crowing at a new york show has heeu offered a radio engagement and at that it wouldnt be any worse than some of the stuff we hear over the air well the summer weather lasted pretty well hut last friday night saw a change when the mercury dipped to just six above zero it was quite a change following the long mild fall season smoker the 127th battalion aurora will hold a smoker on december 7th at 7 pm colonel farr will be the speaker public invited the stouffville continuation school will hold their annual com mencement exercises on friday december 6th in ratcllffs hall mr and mrs lyman dougherty were in town on friday mr dou gherty is still active in the lumber ing business and reports sales as fair betty beauty salon stouffville mr and mrs e j davey were in newmarket on saturday attending the funeral of sir e j hill a bro therinlaw of mr davey quality service caretaker george saunders at the post office had the flag over the pub lic building at half mast on monday tor the funeral of the late admiral jellico flags over all government buildings throughout canada were ordered half mast on monday out of respect for the late sea lord a successful series of special weeknight meetings came to a close in the mcnnonite church sunday i evening next sunday the pastor rev isaac brubacher will resume the pulpit and regular order of ser vices to new subscribers the tribune will be mailed weekly to any address in canada from now to dee 311936 for 2 an ideal christmas gift and to those away from home it takes the place of a weekly letter mr george russel who returned from western canada about a year ago to live with his daughter mrs j j green at mongolia was in town for the double funeral of mr and mrs miller on tuesday mr russel was raised on a farm at brougham next to the miller estate and attend ed public school with the late mr miller there is just 3 years differ ence in their ages the congregation of the presby terian church tendered one of their members mrs hugh anderson a miscellaneous house shower on monday evening many articles and a sum of money were contributed to aid mrs anderson in reestablish ment of her home following the dis astrous lire mr thos williamson entertain ed his nephew william william son vs from sail francisco one evening last week mr williamson is in ontario acting as a judge at the big stock show in toronto and took an evening off to run out and see his uncle the american guest a son of the late james william son who died in california about ten years ago merchant speed up jhe christ mas sales through the medium of your local paper a liberal sized display space will help you 9s per cent of the homes in stouffville will get your message each week in addi tion to our 700 farm homes a pot ential market it looks like a million dollars destruction but the average flash of lightning contains only 30 cents worth of electricity science note yes hut if it strikes near where you are that is just 30 cents worth too much says the shelburne econo mist talk about wire pulling we read tho other day that the output of wire by one steel industry in can ada last year was enough to circle the earth 2221 times and it has capacity to produce three times as much all this is marvelous but the price of fence wire is just as high as in olden days when all the companies in canada couldnt pro duce enough to circle the earth half a dozen times charlie dadson formerly of iring- wood is taking a week off following an operation on the right hand per formed by dr sangster removing a growth of hard substance from the palm of tho hand some time ago charlie in the pursuit of his work ran the point of an oil can half way through the palm of his hand resulting in the trouble for which he was operated on saturday greeting cards only 22 days before christmas liny your christinas cards early we have a large choice of attractive greeting cards in the traditional christmas style ranging in price from 5c to 25c each special r 2 cards 5c 12 cards 25c these cards are the folder type and have envelopes to match unique christmas cards black and white si50 made from your own snapshot bo ad w a ts drug store stouffville stanley theatre the stouffville old boys and girls association of toronto are holding their next meeting thursday even ing november 28th at the home of mr and mrs morley s bedford 159 eglington west toronto the host and hostess send a cordial invitation to members friends and all who would like to become mem bers to join with them on this occasion musical numbers con tests and recitations will be part of the programme imr bedford is president of the association and miss edna j hoover secretary lerniauei waving nestle waves 350 500 750 1000 frigidine waves 350 500 750 1000 eugene waves 750 and 1000 ah waves include shampoo and finger wave special november 80 to dec 7 shampoo finger wave uoc short hair only only genuine supplies used in this salon for appointment phone 3206 mrs e j davey mrs geo t lee and mrs arthur dowswell were in attendance for three days last week at the womens institute annual convention held at the royal york hotel big furniture sale in the arena on saturday dr neil smith was able to return from the hospital last weekend and is convalescing at his home here following an operation for appen- dicits successfully performed at st michaels hospital mrs mcconnell and mr james whiton from dagmar were guests of her sister mrs herb porter on sunday mrs davies of toronto was also guests of mr and mrs h porter this past week the wms of peachs will hold a service in the church on sunday evening december 1 at 730 the riugwood christian church en deavor will have charge atha school christinas concert to be held in the school on friday december 20th at 8 pm humorous play entitled family affair also cantata music by miss alma baker admission 25 and 15c mr and mrs frank harding arrived here from chicago on mon day owing to the fatal motor acci dent which betel his sister and ibrotherinlaw the late mr and mrs robert miller sunbeam jewell stouffville showing every evening at 815 sound system ontario saturday continuous 7 to 11 thursday friday saturday november 28 29 30 broadway bill myrna loy comedies warner baxter everybody loves a japanese tea garden judging by the crowd which found their way to the one set up in ratcliffs hall on saturday after noon and evening for the stouffville womens institute v of months one of the wierd stories said to have been told there to one of the tea drinkers was that a tra gedy would shortly overtake a stouffvillo citizen and the initial r or m would be in the name of the victim turning ones thoughts to the terrible miller fatal accident which came only sunday morning the story had a bit of witchery about it mrs hayball of vivian the cup reader certainly provided plenty of food for thought to the many who visited the gar dens blushing maidens left with their hopes raised while thoughtful youth went away with keen expect ations the troubles tribulations and exaltations of the married were foretold in no uncertain tales all of which proved highly interesting and amusing the regular council meeting for december will be held on monday evening next there will also be the final meeting on december 15 which is setvby statutes as the winding up time of the year as the date falls on sunday the meeting will be held on the 16th this time mr harvey moyer dickson hill is suffering from an attack of blood poisoning in the arm caused from as simple a thing as a sliver in his finger mr moyer is improving but suffered a great deal st andrews presbyterian church markham is preparing for a large attendance at its fowl supper thursday nov 28th from 5 to 745 in the church basement following this a concert will be given in the town hall by the raymer eventide hour folks at 830 admission adults 50c children 25c tax included new premises office and store one door west of the- mansion house service is better than ever with larger quarters we are able to keep on hand bigger quantities of stock and more different varieties for small orders call at our store as we hope to save you a trip to our elevator the store is open six days a week and tuesday thursday and saturday evenings stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ontario mrs w h mcmullen is giving up farming at ballantrae due to the critical state of her husband who is in very poor physical condi tion mrs mcmullen is a sister to the well known thos simpson of ballantrae and has therefore lived all her life in the section where she now resides the farm stock sale is advertised for tuesday dec 3rd and includes a full list of implements and live stock the farm of 100 acres will also be offered by auc tioneer a s farmer who will do the selling mr and mrs g h forsyth and two children aged 14 and 9 are leaving claremont today following their big furniture sale there last saturday for new york where they will sail for france on the steam ship champlain of the normandy line mrs forsyth being a french girl will be right at home while the faniiiy will have to adjust them selves to the new condition while learning the language however the forsyths may return to canada again after a iperiod spent in france monday tuesday december 2- wednesday the marines are coming dont miss this picture manufacturers clearance ladies felt hats wo have just purchased a job lot of ladies felt hats all neatly trimmed these hats were sold as high as 295 you can buy them now for only si 411 each ladies and mens coats we have a large stock of ladies and mens coats ladies coals aro made of all wool materials selected furs 2 season guarantee lining and chamois inter lined selling from si 205 up mens coats are made of allwool sllvertones and english meltons well made and selling reasonable ladies sweaters pullovers and twinsets of all wool selling very reasonable winter underwear to fit every member of the family allwool silk and wool cottons and fleece- lined sold at low prices stouffville has been getting some free publicity over our out of date fire alarm system in these days when people expect to step out of their homes and find an alarm key on the post right at hand the old bell system is antiquated and we have to just take the remarks offer ed by the markham economist last week when it printed this rather crip comment it was reported that one man had torun a quarter of a mile in oraer to ring the fire bell why stouffville a place of fine homes and business places should tolerate such antique methods of raising an alarm is the cause of much comment reeve sanders is giving the matter attention right now and during his stay at county council went into the question with one or two firms making a specialty of fire fighting equipment while it is too fate in the year for the pre sent council to accomplish much the information will 1e of great value right after the now year when the council will be in a position to consider the matter seriously whether it be the present personel or a now body there are some smart working thieves over around newmarket last vveek a thief picked the front door lock at the home of mr h p gillman stepped in and lifted his fur coat valued at 225 from the hook and stepped out again just stepped right in turned right a- round and walked right out again but mr gillman is still looking for his coat harry is well known in stouffville where he is associated in itho insurance business at times with mr a c burkholder forty years ago this fall there was a banquet held in uxbridge re ports the times of that town to do honor to dr d c smith who was leaving the northern community to ibecome a permanent resident of stouffville at that town the veteran dentist divided his time between stouffville and uxbridge he was presented with a complete set of dickens works by his business associates dr smiths uxbridge ipractise was taken over by dr w f canton still a resident of ux bridge but we understand not in very good health dark mornings ahead we sell radios you will need additions to your lighting equipment we can supply you with plugs fuses always keep extra fuses on hand bulbs extension cord and tape exten sions made up for 3way use and any length cord you wish have your light where you want- it by using more extensions batteries and other electrical equipment brathwaite hardware stouffville war prices now prevail in italy where cigarettes are 65 cents per package gasoline 95c a gallon and tea from three to four dollars a lb mussolini has already ordered the population on rations and conditions are likely to become more serious when the league of natios sanc tions effective nov 18th gradually grip tighter the application of ec onomic pressure spelled the down fall of germany and should go far towards bringing the dictator to true realization of his folly dr c charles burlingame cor rects an ancient misimpression and declares parents should not attempt to be pals with their children we know that many stouffville par ents will be shocked almost to the point of annoyance to read such a thing but the doctor is an eminent man his first reason arrests atten tion parents who do this remain forever juveniles themselves and it is far more important and necessary for the child to have mature parents to look up to and give them protec tion and security the difficulty brought on by skylarking parents who never grow up is that their children have pals but dont have parents dr burlingame finds that children are naturally good un til spoiled iby stupid adults with stupid ideas the truth is there i3 something finer than being pals which is not open to question a true sympathetic understanding be tween parent and child is one of the most beautiful achievements in life furniture sale by public auction the undersigned has received in structions from the owner to sell by auction at the arena stouffville saturday nov 30 1935 the following goods bed iboom suite beds brass bed dining room suite kitchen table chairs couch kitchen cabinet leatherette upholstered arm chair 2 good coal heaters bookcase and desk bed couch washing machine wheel barrow electric fireplace small electric range set kitchen chairs several lantevns pots pans dishes lamps various other articles tbrjms cash kr davis clerk sale at 130 pm a s farmer auctioneer stewart beare phone markham 2603 r to bralthwaltes hardware radio repairing a service you will appreciate 9601 special care taken washing and mending gents underwear miss m neal mill street mr and mrs thos b birkett and gordon motored to hamilton on saturday afternoon for the weekend h golden phono 263 stouffvillo 1 door east of library will stouffville have a community christmas tree this december now is the time to give the matter con sideration last year we had the treo with electric illumination in front of tho municipal hall but thore was no santa claus or gifts even so the tree we believe was worth putting up those wiho do not favor a community santa claus and gifts at the expense of tho mer chants argue that we have so many church concerts and school affairs with gifts handed out that there is too much overlapping granting this to bo correct we believe the tree should be put in place just the same it served to brighten up a dark spot over the christmas sea son and added to the christmasy spirit that should prevail at that time the municipal council might make themselves responsible for putting up the tree and stringing the lights which are now bought for the purpose the cost of a treo would be negligible tho small outlay being taken care of in this way more eas ily than having someone pass around the hat among the business places enquiry among the citizens gives tho writer the impression that they would like a tree placed at the municipal hall again this christmas try our christmas pantry goods thursday friday and saturday sugar white or brown 10 lbs 50c clover leaf salmon fancy pink 1 lb tall lie corn beef emery brand per tin 10c puffed rice cellophone pkg per pkg 10c quaker puffed wheat 2 pkgs 19c kelloggs ah brian large p kg 19c magic baking powder cas h and carry 1 lb tin 28c delux jelly powders 6 pkg s 25c dads cookies per dozen 12c hayhoes orange pekoe tea arrow blend hlb 20c mother parkers orange p ekoe tea half lb 29c chinaware tea falcon brand 1 lb 55c 1 piece chinaware palmolive soap 5 bars 23c fancy quality bleached raisins per lb 18c saxonia brand lemon peel per lb 19c saxonia brand orange peel per lb 21c saxonia brand citron peel per lb 31c full line of fruits vegetables cooked meats etc your patron age solicited hodgins grocery the west end store stouffville the estate sale of farm stock and implements of the late otto baker to be held on wednesday of next week will start promptly at 12 oclock time is important as this is a big sale and buyers are required to come early alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm stock sales a specialty sales conducted anywhere address gormley po medical dr s s ball physloian and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for yobs county harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers btc buttons block stouffville money to loan dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 53 phone office 1011 residence 101b barberlng notice visit the new barber shop upstairs over brath- waites hardware and note that from now we shall be open every business day and evening reduced rates for children experienced barber ralph kirby the festival of months held by the sr womens institute on satur day afternoon and evening in rat- cliffs hall was a great success the officers wish to thank all who worked in connection with this in making this not only the success it was but also an enjoyable event almost everything included in the sale was disposed of with the ex ception of a few aprons several orders were taken for quilts the teacup reader was kept very busy until a lato hour the institute wish to thank mr george storry for in stalling a radio in the hall which supplied entertainment for those in the tea room who waited so patiently to have their cups read owing to the festival of flowers being so successful it is suggested that the iw i make this an annual affair their motto is for homo and country which they have worked for in the past and which they hope to do in tho future the ladies take this opportunity to thank all from the town and country who showed their appreciation for the work tho wi are doing by their attendance proceeds amounted to almost 7000- e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grublns block phone 8201 markham every- tuesday office in wear block give v folks the best l foods it is only fair to your family that you should give them the very best of foods upon all occasions it this is your idea of tho matter you ought at once to got acquainted with our bread and other bakery goods your family will glvo them a hearty welcorao and youll romomber to order our bread and pastry stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor

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