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stouffville ontario january 9 1936 annual preiventory sale come in aud get some of these extraordhiary values only a limited quantity of any one article as we are clearing our stock steam engine run by sun oranges all oranges reduced 5c per dozen mixed nuts equal quantities walnuts almonds and filberts per pound 15c cream candies assorted 2 lbs 25c fresh cocoanuts full of milk 4 for 25c rowntrees elect cocoa 12 lb tin reg 19c each 15c heinz cream soups 3 tins for 25c heinz tomato soup large tin 15c ideal catsup large bottle 15c baking powder large tin 2 for 25c fancy french sardines per tin 10c fullovim the chocolate drink large can 25c eclipse yeast 2 pkgs 15c crosse blackwells pork beans or spaghetti 2 medium tins 15c pop corn freslr excellent popping 2 pounds 15c oc shoe polish extra good polish brown or black per tin dymo washing tablets per package 10c spirits of turpentine bottle 5c linit laundry starch pkg 10c floor wax small tin each 5c neb soap flakes 2 pkgs 15c bath cubes each 5c super suds pkg 10c selox the wonder soap package 15c fresh vegetables and fruits fresh oysters smoked fillet of haddie dried herring ratcliff co stouffville ontario winter dairying pays you best prices are usually higher throughout the winter period and fanners have more time to attend their dairy herd to get the best results you should ship your cream to stouffville creamery co closed every evening excepting saturday phone 18601 by herbert b nichols st louis mo dec 30 indus tries of tomorrow stand to benefit by the discoveries of natural scient ists who are reporting on their research work here this week at the 97th annual meeting of the amer can association for the advance ment of science one such invention was explained today by dr c g abbot secretary of the smithsonian institution aad authority on solar radiation who presented a steam engine which uses the suns rays in producing power at low cost low cost stressed the machine if manufactured on a large scale would be inexpen sive according to dr abbot who said its present cost was about 200 and if produced in any quantity this cost could he reduced to approxim ately 100 this is a substantial re duction in the cost of steampower machines there are three possible uses foi the machine he said these are for generating power for cooking and for evaporating liquids all of which could be done inexpensively in com parison with what it costs to do the same things today he asserted the machine has no moving mechanical parts how machino works a sixfoot concave aluminum mirror two feet wide garners in the suns rays and focuses them into a vaccum tube which runs parallel to it through a second inner tube coated with a reflecting material runs a black liquid chloridiphenyll heated to 188 degrees fahrenheit its boiling point by the focused light rays the liquid moves upward to deposit its boiling content into a reservoir although the idea of using the suns rays has been speculated upon and tried before dr abbots ma chine is reported to be four times as efficient as any other machine pre viously invented dr abbot declares that 15 per cent of the solar energy falling upon the mirror is converted into mechanical work poultry wanted keep in mind that we want your poultry and will pay highest market prices sam golden at pennocki livery i after christmas specials i womens winter hats a splendid line of womens felt hats in all the latest styles to be cleared out to make room for spring stock a wide range of styles and shades regular up to 250 special at 95c chesterfield cushions a shipment of lovely chesterfield cushions which arrived too late for the christmas tiade silk satin silk moire and silk rep in lovely shades and in round triangular and square shapes a most ex ceptional showing at 149 to 395 plain and fancy aprons these are all blindcraft products taste fully trimmed in contrasting colours styles to suit all occasions aprons for the little tots 2 to 4 years 15c full size roomy aprons dainty styles and colours at 25c to 49c bath and hand towels have you seen the lovely bath towels we are showing delightful colourings deep soft absorbent quality and large size stock up now you will find just what you need here priced at each 15c to 85c after christmas sale of toys and dolls in order to clear out our remaining stock of toys and games we are making a very decided reduction on all toys and games retailing at 25c amd upwards mechanical toys games building blocks dolls furniture play dishes mouth organs drums pencils and pencil cases etc at 20 per cent reduction scarves and ties wool and silk scarves and ties in most attractive colour combinations dainty silk creations light as down for your party ensemble or warm cosy wool scarves for the cold weather priced at 69c up chamosuede gloves a splendid line of attractive gloves for women in a variety of styles some with plain and some with fancy cuffs in brown biege gray and black priced up to 125 sale price 59c papetries reduced 20 per cent a few lines of attractively boxed ing price all new goods priced at 25c to si womens lined gloves and mitts fine kid gloves with soft fleecy lin ing a fine quality soft kid beautifully finished some with fur trim at cuffs in brown and black 150 195 womens kid mitts with long cuffs with buckle or elastic at wrist a real sports mitt 149 195 womens all wool and silk and wool hose real cold weather stockings the pro duct of the best canadian mills fine even weave soft quality made to fit the foot and leg with comfort priced at 79c 100 110 table oilcloth we are showing many new patterns in table oilcloth in 1 14 and 1 12 yard widths plain white green or yellow and con ventional and floral patterns 1 12 yard width formerly 55c now 49c 1 14 yard width formerly 45c now 39c 1 12x1 12 yard squares each 89c handkerchiefs including read linens lawns and cotton plain and embroidered some coloured or with borders mens womens and childrens handkerchiefs 5c to 50c pictures for the home delightful little glimpses of beauty floral subjects land and seascapes copies of old masters all with lovely and appropriate frames and will add a touch of fresh beauty to your rooms prices range from 25c to 250 patterns for hooked rugs many new designs in our new patterns stencilled in colours to make it easy to work all sizes also the popular stamped rug patterns size about 28x40 at each 29c pink stemware tall goblets in pink glass beautifully cut in cornflower pattern and in exceed ingly graceful styios a few sherbets in the same pattern all to be cleared out at half price make your selection early as these will not last long at the price the w h shaw store phone 9112 stouffville ontario tf community life conference held at pickering college the community life conference twoparty system will break down held at newmarket and sponsored if the capitalistic system does not by headmaster jos mcculley of reproduce prosperity and that in the pickering college and ralph white york county agricultural repre sentative was attended by about 100 young people of the province on january 2 3 and 1 these conferences are designed to give education inspiration and recrea tion but their greatest value prob ably is that they cause young people to think together on some of the major problems of our time this year as usual there was an outstanding group of leaders head ed by jos mcculley himself ray mond booth minister of the society of friends toronto led discussions on problems of youth and pre sented a liberal christian point of view these discussions proved to be one of the most popular features of the conference which seems to dis close the fact that young people are deeply concerned about religion one of the most thought provok ing subjects dealt with was youth and war dr g stanley russell of deer park church toronto gave a stirring address in which lie de clared that there is a complete change in public opinion on this question in every walk of life there is a revolt against war because the truth of what it is and what it does is becoming known by the masses dr russell who was a chaplain in event of continued depression a socialist party will prosper or we may have a rise of fascism in the absence of miss agnes mcphail mp the ufo organizer for her con stituency was present and led a discussion the conservative and liberal viewpoint were also men tioned in several addresses the present system of voting was discussed and it was thought that in justice to all it would be possible for minority groups to be represented in our parliaments the point was stressed that the elector ate must become better informed on economic and political questions before we can expect to have the welfare of the people put above financial interests it may have been true in the past that every child that is born alive is either a little liberal or a little conserva tive it is certainly true that there has been a great deal of emotion mixed with politics but it was suggested that we put clear think ing in its place the agricola study clubs were explained by drummond wren who presents radio talks every satur day evening on all subjects of inter est to rural people these go along with material which is supplied to members of the clubs by the the last war shared the ideas of i university extension dept of tor militarists at that time but was forced to the position of becoming an extreme pacifist he now be lieves that war is mass butchery and that conscription is slavery we must look at it from the point of view of a christian acting as the prince of peace would have us act and being willing to take the consequences of being a conscient ious objector discussions showed that the young people are interested in organized efforts for peace it was the general opinion that the league of nations is not the success which it ought to be it is not going all the way but it is going our way and is the only international organization which is trying to keep peace dr russell urged his large audience to do everything in their power to create public sentiment for peace saying that a christians business is to make war impossible in the political realm professor frank underbill spoke on the canadian political scene giving a history of the twoparty system used onto university which will provide further information a representative of the child rens aid society told of the fine piece of social service work which is being done by york countys only non denominational non partisan charity organization mrs raymond booth gave instruction in handi craft work on looms and rudy renzius swedish artist and crafts man demonstrated the making of pewter ware in the school craft shop where there is also a fine woodworking department members of the madsen gymnas tic school in toronto demonstrated their danish gymnastics and folk games which were also participated in by those interested several staff members of the college assisted in the program by lecturing on canadian business and the prim ary producer and other economie problems especially confronting rural people and miss ethel chap man of the institutes branch spoke on is there a rural culture altogether the programme was a was designed it is expected taat aurora miss l carroll and mr there will be another community john carroll with mr m guthrie life conference about the same miss bernice swltzer and cameron time next year at which time any sheppard of toronto with the interested young people will have i switzer family mr and mrs morley the opportunity to attend j andrews and mr garnet rose with saturday afternoon the jr mr and mrs edgar rose mr and farmers association and jr i mrs wm willis of newmarket aud womens institutes of york county had their well attended annual meetings in conjunction with the conference misses luella paisley and helen irowbothain and messrs stanley slack and melvin burnett were present from stouffville at all sessions vandorf by british parliaments and the place j most helpful and enjoyable one and of other parties he believes that the fulfilled the purpose for which it abstract statement of the receipts and expenditures of the twp of whitchurch for 1935 receipts credit balance december 31 1934 3857 93 non resident and railway tax 6928 28 taxes 1934 9365 54 taxes 1935 42533 24 loans 1935 33500 00 provincial highway subsidy 6036 38 fines 689 67 licenses 328 00 miscellaneous 1630 84 mr aud mrs hood of pine orchard with mr and mrs ralph willis and family mr and mrs morgan pres ton and daughter violet miss velma preston miss murray and keith preston all of toronto also mr ii starling of agincourt and mr howard preston of aurora at the home of mr and mrs george preston mr and mrs herbert oliver with mr and mrs percy allin of aurora 109980 07 expenditures school purposes 18034 2s iroads and bridges 13083 77 salaries and allowances 3284 25 sheep claims 696 50 interest 1355 54 charity 3975 05 loans paid 1934 account 35000 00 loans paid 1935 account 3000 00 law enforcement 908 90 insurance 19s 00 stationery and printing 679 78 hoard of health 163 00 miscellaneous 3770 27 credit balance in bank 25820 73 109980 07 assets uncollected taxes 1935 16106 08 taxes outstanding previous to 1931 98 40 taxes outstanding 1932 2604 41 taxes outstanding 1933 2313 16 taxes outstanding 1934 4913 29 probable amount of road subsidy 5675 26 office vault and fittings 1500 00 furnituro and equipment 50 00 road machinery 2870 00 36s63 42 liabilities county levy 26422 58 owing school sections 5095 11 s s no 1 union king deb due july 1 412 84 collectors salary 300 00 township general account due clergy reserve 5015 20 crjf interest due schools 710 00 s s no 11 dobenture due sept 1 630 79 crowded out last week we are sorry to report mr m guthrie ill miss mary macdonald was home for the holidays master grant morley is spending the holidays in toronto mr and mrs wm mackay held a family reunion on christmas day mr jack tiffin of north bay spent christmas with his parents mr and mrs h c tiffin miss laurence burns of toronto is holidaying at the home of mr and mrs edgar willis mr wm mackay was elected to school trustee at the annual meet ing mr and mrs w graham spent christmas with mr and mrs jas porter miss n caine of oakville who spent her school days at vandorf is visiting friends in england mrs petch of nobleton has been holidaying with her son john and mrs petch also aurora friends mr and mrs ross avis of aurora and mr and mrs lome ire land spent christmas with mr and mrs r ireland and family master john and gilbert watson of edgeley were spending the holi days with their grandparents mr and mrs c moynihan wesley ladies aid met at the home of mrs r j carr on wednesday afternoon january sth the topic was taken by mrs herb oliver mr robert atwood raham of st catharines who has been a fre quent visitor at the home of his nephew mr a g snider passed away on sunday december 22nd at the age of 82 mr and mrs charles richards and family of agincourt mr and mrs h a morning of snowball and miss gwen moynihan spent sunday with mr and mrs c moynihan christmas is now another pleas ant memory and it was celebrated for at least a monh by those pre paring for concerts and special services vandorf public school concert was a credit to the boys anr girls who all did vel miss anne willis spent christmas at the home of her parents mr and mrs r willis and left on thursday night for indianapolis to attend the students quadrennial convention of north america she will be gone a week and will represent mcdonald college where she is secretary of the students council her friends are very pleased that she has received this honour she expects to return to her home again for ten days be fore resuming her studies at mac donald hall guelph among the christmas visitors mr w d irichardson with his daughter mrs grant mayor and family of newton robinson mr and mrs jl j carr miss mabel carrmr and mrs gordon carr will hughes and harry lavender at elgin mills mr and mrs g e richardson and betty and alex mcpherson with mr and mrs wm graham miss ona bostwick of toronto with her parents here miss lillian wright of toronto at home mr and mrs a pattenden and family with mr and mrs wm pattenden miss flora mcdonald mrs crawford john crawford mr and mrs fred avis and family with mr and mrs w a mcdonald mr and mrs c moyni han and gwen moynihan wjth mr and mrs h a morning of snow ball mr and mrs carman rose and 1 daughter at mt albert mr and mrs irobt thompson of toronto and frank brown with mr and mrs a g snider and family mr and mrs jas oliver and ruth mrs hooper miss emily sproxton mr and mrs harry sproxton mr and mrs george sproxton and family with mr and mrs howard oliver the tribune published every thursaay at stoufftllle ontario yearly subscription rate canada united kingdom ji00 united states points 12 so a v nolan mansion house stouirville ontario home cooking bread cakes pies 21 meals 500 room and board 500 per week ladies and gents rest rooms ea grubin registered optomerist will be at his office in slouftville every other moday and tuesday february dates 3rd and 4th 7th and 18th january 6th and 7th 20th and 21st eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 2405 briarbush hospital main street stouffville license no 203 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phone 191 mrs e r good superintendent a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvlllo monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am stewart beare phone markham 2603 or to brathwaites hardware 9601 radio repairing a service you will appreciate alvin s farmer licensed auctioneer farm stock sales a specialty sales conducted anywhere address gormley post office medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york countk dental d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdjds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 2 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 38486 52 total expenditures and liabilities fl48466 69 total receipts and assets t 146843 49 debit balance 1623 10 newton rao reeve john crawford treasurer recapitulation of collectors roll total assessment assessment liable for school tax only assessment liable for twp county tax county general purpose at 92 12 and county high school levy at 15 general school levy at 30 twp general purpose at 60 school section levies school debentures seporate school newmarket garbage collection dog tax hydro arrears fence viewing iasjsijss 2573585 78 7900 00 2565685 78 26597 75 7445 45 14842 72 5757 95 2083 93 19 35 248 44 1290 00 347 73 6 00 5s639 32 wm rss0lvep we will continue to bake t- bread e s barker lds ddjs honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto olllco in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 18003 well have no trouble keeping our new years resolution we have re solved to continue to bake the choicest bread and well have no trouble doing so because wo know how resolve to write the name of our bread on your next grocery order stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor mccullough button barristers solicitor convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan l e oneill stouffville funeral director embalmer and night and day service business phono residence phone