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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), February 20, 1936, p. 5

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stouffville ontario february 20 1936 town topics sscsss mr bert cockburn was weekend guest penuock of toronto of mr h c last saturday evening miss eula brlllinger entertained a large num ber of guests at the home of her parents mr and mrs harry brillin- ger in honor of miss audrey hoover who is shortly leaving to enter the western hospital in training as a nurse markham and peachs quartettes are assisting the mens bible class next sunday afternoon when the meeting will be held in the stanley theatre instead of the oddfellows hall wives of the mem bers are invited on this occasion mr and mrs percy urillinger arrived back from california on tuesday evening after three months spent in the south we apologize for the cool reception perce the ther mometer dropping to 14 below that night a delegation is to wait on premier hepburn asking lor com pulsory stopping of all motor cars at railway crossings we cant see any use in such a law as there is now one on the statute books against commitiug suicide miss elsie ballantyne of toron to visited with miss shirley col- cleugh over the weekend mr john cunningham pastor of scotch line dunsford regular baptist church spent a few days visiting friends here in town last week miss seyutbia cook of lemou- ville friends will regret to learn is very ill at her home there mrs a s collins was spending a day or so in toronto last week and like many another traveller was de layed on the home trip owing to the snow storm rev isaac- page returned missionary from china will visit stouffville next sunday preaching at both services in the christian church the death of fred fisher at malvern occurred on tuesday de ceased was a nephew of mrs e tar and mrs smales of stouffville and is known to a number in and about stouffville wednesday next week is ash wednesday and the- commence ment of the lenten season mr and mrs w a quants spent last week in toronto with her sister mrs geo bain of the kingsway thos birkett sam and will armstrong and walter urillinger brought homi handsome auto robes and blankets as a result of winning the second event at the agincourl bouspeil last week two players received blankets and two auto robes there was a large number of entries at this bouspeil misses isabelle aitchlsou phyllis rose of toronto guests o helen rowbotham the weekend and were over stanley theatre miss mcquain who resides in the northwest section of the village underwent an operation on february 11 at st johns hospital toronto reports indicate she is improving and her friends at home all wisli her a speedy return to good health again thursday friday saturday ferhury 20 21 22 little colonel starring shirley temple lionel barrymore cimedy and shorts monday tuesday wednesday february 21 2v 20 eight bells a good cast short subjects showing at the local theatre this weekend is shirley temple in little colonel supporting artists are lionel barrymore and the ever- popular edgar johnson ring of coloured tap dancers dont miss this milestone in the triumphant career of the screens most beloved child star last friday the 14th saw the backbone of the stormy month of february well broken and it nearly broke a good many more backs which labored in shovelling the sidewalks and roadways for trafllc last thursday had a special significance for mr elijah lageer north church street because it was his natal day he being 7 years old mr lageer was one of a family of ten children all of whom are dead but one other brother a baltimore man who died recent ly made provision for the setting up of a 5000 trust fund for the pur pose of furnishing fresh flowers for his grave every week if the ob ject was to make sure his memory would be revered he could easily have used that money to better ad vantage by allowing it to help some one in need the betty beauty salon will be closed for three days feb 21 25 26 during which time miss badgero will attend the halrdessers con ventiou at the royal york hotel toronto gordon quantz has been recalled to work as engineer on the cnr and is at present stationed at fore erie on the niagara border after being laid off for a period of four years he is resuming his former occupation due to expansion in busi ness also to the fact that many engineers have been pensioned as they reached the age of 65 years the largo accumulation of snow removed from the business centre of the main street on monday certainly left a much better appearance and was greatly appreciated by the mer chants and others the road com mittee has looked after the con dition of the street in line style this winter and do the boys who get a few hours employment appreciate the work you are invited to an open meet- in in melville church under the auspices of the w a on sunday evening february 23 at 730 oclock the speaker will be the rev thos mitchell of ringwood music furnished by peachs quartette assisted by melville choir every body welcome comedies hrsday friday saturday february 27 28 2 folies isergere starring- maurice chevalier mickey mouse silly symphony when theres work to be done youll find him right on the job and when he is working lie is the oldest man in town to be employed we believe the foregoing has reference to our citizen john e rowbotham who today thursday is striking out on his s4tn year for only yester day lie celebrated his ssrd birthday when it comes to sharpening a saw or turning out a good strong pair of whiffletrees lie is still at home on the job and our wish and that of the community is that he may be spared to continue his usefulness for vears to come for sale secondhand implements three riding plows two melotte cream separat ors one set single harness one hay tedder peter hamilton cutting box one electric washer one cutter one laundry stove second hand repairs for cream separator at bargain for quick sale frank baker real estate handled agent for international harvester machinery peter hamilton floury lister and beattv bros phone 15204 stouffville brathwaites for hardware how many of our readers re member win jobbitt baggage man at the local depot well its a long time since bill was on the job here but he is still alive and going strong at his home in uxbridge he cele brated his soth birthday and when we say he is going strong we dont mean he can clip off a foot race in record time for which he had a reputation 60 years ago hes slowed down a lot since those days but lie is still in the race for life and may ne continue so for years to come publication of those in arrears for taxes has been made in the acton auditors report for the past ten years and the acton free press doubts if any municipality has a smaller list of arrears than that town admittedly the scheme is ef fective says the hanover post yes even advertising in an auditors re port is effective but do the rate payers in stouffville ever see an auditors report contrary to reports circulated the water supply at the town reservoirs is normal and no shortage is antici pated the reservoirs are within a foot of the top with some ice form ed at the southern end the depth of ice would naturally take from the available water supply but this has never caused any trouble in the past and is not likely to do so this win ter however unnecessary waste of water should he avoided at all times a fact householders must always keep in mind in the general interest of the community a farmer who hauled a load of turnips by sleigh to the highway where they were loaded on a truck and taken to toronto on monday was rewarded by receiving 45c per bushel for the load it was worth three times the local price to take them to toronto still he did take them and had he not received the splendid returns he would have been badly off hence it was a great re ward highest market prices wo arc always in a position to pay you highest market prices on your grain we liaie a special price ou buckwheat for a few days for sale we have good heavy ontario oats well cleaned feed barley and mixed grain that lias been cleaned mill feeds schumacher feed oilcake meal pea size oat chop rolled oats ilomimy reef meal oyster shell five hoses quaker mothers flour 325 ivory flour 200 first prize pastry 00c stiver bros stouffville phone 4501 why suffer you can eat what you like if you oastroxox knocks gas heart burn and that heavy feeling relieves dyspepsia if you are afraid to eat get this wonderful stomach powder today gas- troxox will help you to im mediate relief as it has helped thousands at all drug stores for sale by j m storey stoulf ville take gastronox earl cook local boy who last year made himself famous by pitch ing a onehit game for the toronto maple leafs has oved up this year to the major league and will see service in the coming season witli the cinncinati reds he will be on all accounts the only canadian born player in the major league prior to sailing for porto rico where the cinncinati club begin their spring training earl was given an opportunity to air his sport views over ckcl with red foster doing theinterviewing motoring between stouffville and toronto was anything but pleasant this week if you were not lucky one would have to back up so rods in places in order to allow another car to pass while the road is also treacherous with ice worst of all the channels fill in so quickly that in the squally weather of the fore part of this week one was never sure of getting back in the evening if they did motor to the city better use the train and coach lines these days whitchurch township council met on tuesday and the council- men all had to plug their way to vandorf by the aid of old dobbin for the roads could not be opened even for the top notchers of the municipality to travel over when it comes to travel the snow banks seem to be a common leveller one tiling the legislators were not pes tered with too many folk calling for help from any great distance the roads made them immune on that score the regular monthly meeting of the womens christian temperance union will be held at the home of mrs robert leslie on thursday february 20th at 3 oclock every member is requested to be present as there is important business all ladies invited there must have been a shortage of valentines in the local mails on the 14th since frank kribbs has left town frank always took a real de light in sending valentines to folks he knew and then he enjoyed call ing on them to witness the reaction to the picture they received all a bit of innocent amusement of course one old friend sent frank a reminder on the 14th to the ontario hospital at mimico where he is getting along well jack and jill went up the hill there they found you know- by shopping at brathwaites save on your hardware or live by shopping at this central store come to see what they could hud theyd save some dough hardware you too could stock spray requirements whose portals always wel- for healthy stock try coopers dry kill lice powder coopers warble fly powder special price on cod liver oil for salts ai kulimior poultry it is an interesting fact to record at this time that airs john elliott of ballantrae last week was spared in very good health to proclaim her s5th birthday mrs elliott is spend ing the winter at the home of her daughter mrs george feasby in toronto but she keeps in touch witli the home district weekly through the columns of the tribune of which she is a regular and interest ed reader a resident of ballantrae for half a century or more there is no place like home and she looks forward to the balmy spring days that will enable her to return to the friends of a lifetime and mingle with them as she has done in the past after 22 years in the button hardware as tinsmith and plumber mr fletcher goudie releuquished his duties on saturday and his place is being filled by dawson davis of cannington and former resident of stouffville mr davis will be em ployed by the new owner of the hardware store mr allan goudie who as previously announced pur chased the business from mi button a few weeks ago members of whitchurch town ship council who journeyed to van dorf on tuesday to hold a postpon ed meeting encountered real diffi culty in reaching home tlhat evening reeve newton rae it seems decided to spend the night on the wayside at the home of friends but a more youthful and determined member jess cook made the home fireside thanks to the old gray mare shanks mare and a good stout heart for climbing through deep snow in subzero weather owing to transportation difficul ties due to impassable roads the uxbridgestouffville school debate is postponed until wednesday night of next week uxbridge will have the affirmative on the question resolved that the recent trade agreement with the united staes has more advant age than disadvantage for canada the question will be fought out in the local school here brathwaite hardware stouffville western canada special bargain going daily from all stations in the east feb 28 to mar 12 inclusive return limit 45 days approximately cent a mile each way good in coaches only sleeping car privileges where sleeping car spice is required the following slightly higher fares apply 0 tourist sleeping cars at approxi mately 1 ic per mile plus regular berth rate b standard sleeping and parlor cars at approximately mic per mile plus regular berth or chair rate convenient train service baggage checked stopovers at port arthur ont armstrong ontnnd vestalso at chicago 111 sault stc mariemich and west in accordance with tariffs of united states lines t7 tujtfls sufpint car reservation an1 all information from any a tent ask rok 11 a xvllltj canadian national wednesday last week was a bitter cold day as the two johns employ ed on the stouffville water works system have reason to know a break in the water pipe under the boule vard in front of william balls home provided an unenviable job for these men john castle and john gower but they were equal to the task digging through frost is inches deep they got down to the seat of the trouble pumped out the water and made the repairs in good time the boys certainly earn the thanks of the water users when they undertake such work under the try ing conditions which prevailed that day the leak had made its way along the outside of the pipe lead ing into mr balls cellar which was filling with water the constant plea for wiping out of county councils as unnecessary bodies is on the increase such inci dents are occurred in the york county last week is largely respon sible for the people becoming dis gusted with county councils york county council appointed two members as their representatives on the york county childrens aid board and it was whispered that these committeemen would receive 7 per day for their services as do all other committeemen when meet ing in between sessions of the coun cil the childrens aid board of probably fifteen members all serve without any remuneration and even pay their own travelling expenses and for the county to send in their representatives at such lucrative fees is certainly something that will not go down with the public or the members of the aid very well the county council condemned the childrens aid for their alleged extravagance and rightly so but the sort of example set by the coun cil is to say the least not very com mendable mr bert smith has resumed his former position at the greenhouses of muston sons mr smith will move his family back to town shortly and the citizens in general will rejoice in their return to this village since leaving stouffville where for years he was the rose grower and manager for mustons he has operated a greenhouse at richmond hill on his own behalf mr smith comenced his old job here tiiis week the stouffville ladies lawn bowling club at the annual meeting held recently reelected mrs james ratcliff as president for another term vice presidents are mrs a gruhin mrs watts secretary mrs george jstorey and assistant secy mrs roy curtis mrs t b rue is treasurer financially the ladies re port a good year and it was decid ed to hold a pot luck supper in the near future to which the men bowlers will be invited it is even whispered they will have a christ mas box for the mens club prob ably it will he new mats for the ends of the greens and then again it may be something even more sub stantial anyway it is said that the matter will be revealled at the com ing supper the date of which is not yet decided on the big dodge truck of the stouff ville creamery co broke down on a city street last friday afternnoon and it took until two oclock next morning to make repairs although the truck only had a broken spring the truck was passing along huron street when a rear spring snapped and the truck was taken to ernie stouffers garage nearby investiga tion revealed that there wasnt a dodge spring in the whole city hence one had to be made with the resultant delay of about ten hours for at least four men there were two on the truck and two mechanics were detained at the garage to put the spring in place when once it was made by the dodge people in the city the local undertaker had to fall back on the use of horses again last weekend when it was necessary to journey to glasgow owing to the death of the late charles armstrong the faithful gray horse which hauls the local express and freight was pressed into service making the journey through the heavy snow and drifts successfully with the flat bottomed sleigh like the physician the funeral director must master the snowbanks in some manner when duty calls him on monday a large gang opened the road to glasgow in readiness for the funeral on tues day afternoon but the overnight blow filled in the cuts again making motor trafllc impossible with this situation confronting them the casket- was borne by horsedrawn sleigh from the late home to a point nearer stouffville where it was met by the hearse to complete the journey to stouffville cemetery poultry equipment tho reliability of jamesway poultry equipment liab becomo so well known that jamesway hatched is equivalent to a guaranteo of quality besides incubators canadas leadingpoultry- men use tho jamesway oil and coal burning brooders now reduced in price battery brooders feeders aid waterors of nil kinds steel nests laying cages oat sprouters oat germinators and complete brooder houses manufacturers of all hinds of sheet metal building materials buy from yourlocaljamciway dealer or write direct to north york temperance federation a xx va h meetixg owing to snow blockaded roads on fob 14 this annual meeting was postponed to friday march c at 2 pm in the united church sunday school rooms newmarket the full agenda of the annual meeting will be presented a large attendance is desired there will be an oration contest for young speakers at 430 pm j m walton prest g m lyud secy be supplied with these home needs cbq cold tablets 25o nadruco cough syrup tar and cofl liver oil 35c extract of malt and cod liver oil two sizes 150c 08c 400 paper handorchiefs 25c horehound twist candy 1 lb 20c jenny lynd chocolates i lb 10c jenny lynd chocolates half lb 20c coopers drikill ooc sulphur g lbs 25c epsom salts c lbs 25c cod liver oh for poultry 05c boadwa ys drug store stouffville w roadway plim b after at least sixtysix years con tinuous business the general store at bethesda is now closed and the owner mr robert wilson has gono to toronto this is the first shut down in all those yearsand notwithj standing tho place is closed for want of more patronage those who know- claim that it is an excellent stand in the heart of a fine district built by one joseph pretty it was first opened to the public by his son hezekiah pretty who did a hum ming business for years the place changed hands on several occasions and among its owners was mr d w heiso of gormley who carried on there for thirteen years leaving bethesda 31 years ago in his own words mr heise says we were able to save some money while in that business and i think the right party should do very well there in fact the corner store carried on at time when there was more immedi ate opposition than at present for another store stood to tho south of the corner premises on the place where the lyons house stands and in which mr jess coher of stouff ville once lived motor traffic may have injured the trade some at bethesda as at all small centres but even this has some compensation in that a business in motor oil and gas was made and then a well kept store has a good chance in any case bothesda store has hydro install ed so what about a young couple starting in here s p foote de clares it will return a man as much as a good hundred acres applicants please dont crowd battery trouble is most annoying and often expensive when neglected lot us service your battery and if in doubt as to its condition bring it in and have it tested by modern equipment with tho most accurate result carl boadway west end servce station opposite mansion house phono 2c5 only 20c a week garb of your and widu give relief will take rheumatism you lasting the new remedy agaixst rheumatism neuralgia neuritis also used effectively for arthritis and all other rheumatic pains mr thornton one of so many writes aurora june 1 1935 after suffering from rheumatism and neuritis for 30 years i was ad vised to try riieumata last tall after first week using my pains and swollen joints left me and i havo had no pains since and am able to carry on my work as i have not been hie to do for years i b thornton fr zimmerman mftr oak ridges po a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouftvllle monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am briarbush hospital main street stouirville license no 203 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards phone 191 mrs e r good superintendent lit meed call telephone no 169 for a supply of clean hard reading anthrlcito coal nut stove and pea sizes also star alberta coke or pokohontas welsh scotch poulty feeds scratch feeds and grit salt pastry flour feeds laying mash and oyster seeds sholl s w hastings phone 169 stouffville

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