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stouffville ontario february 27 1936 claremont thomas redman brother of mr redman of the 5th concession of uxbridge passed to his rest at the christie street hospital on saturday february 15 in his 75th year de ceased was a member of the first construction battalion in the world war his funeral was held in tor onto and was attended by a number of relatives and friends of uxbridge township mr james evans one of clare- monts oldest and most highly es teemed citizens celebrated his ninetieth birthday ou tuesday feb 18th surrounded by the members of his family and a number of his grandchildren although 90 years young mr evans has lost none of his happy cheerful disposition of for mer years he is still able to go about the village and call ou bis old friends who are always pleased to see him of recent years his hear ing has become impaired so that he can no longer enjoy the church ser vices these he seldom missed in former years being one of the old est members of the baptist church and also one of its faithful workers so long as health permitted on tuesday he received felicitations from many relatives and friends both near and far bargain excursions jviarch 5 from stouffville tickets also sold from all adjacent cn r stations to cnr stations in maritime provinces prov of quebe now brunswick prince edward island nova scotia mar 6 and 7 to montreal 600 quebec city 925 sfe anne de beaupre 985 round trip fares tickets fares transit limits and information from agents ask for handbill canadian national t762a h b preston local agent phone 188 you dont have to co any further blue coal we gormley and are as close to you district as your telephone trees of northern body hardwood from virgin ont ario also alberta co al in stock prompt de liveiy service frank harvey gormley elevator phone residence 7307 phone office 7303 extensive auction sale of young cows horses hay grain and implements dairy the undersigned has received instr uctions to sell by public auction lot 6 con 8 whitchurch ringwood on thursday march 5th 1936 the following property belonging to walter w jacob milch cows etc gurnsey cow should calf mar 27 gurnscy cow should calf mar 10 durham cow should calf april 1 gurnsey cow should calf march 11 jersey cow fresh or due blue white cow bred oct 27 black cow bred aug 9 roan heifer bred sept 15 holsteln cow bred jan 12 red cow bred jan 21 roan heifer bred sept 7 b w cow bred oct 1 4 black cow fresh black cow in full flow black heifer bred heifer part jersey fresh heifer part jersey fresh with calf cow ptgurnsey should calf in mar 4 yearling heifers theso cows nro all young tb tested horses bay mare 6 years gp bay gelding rising 5 years clyde bay gelding rising 7 clydo bay mare gp bay marc clydo yearling colt swine and poultry whito sow due in april pig 125 lbs 20 pigs 10 weeks 125 rock pullets 30 white leghorn pullets harness hay and grain set heavy harness set plow harness 2 sets team harness number good horse collars other harness about 400 bus buckwheat 125 bus clean seed velvet barley about 1200 bus mixed grain about 30 tons mixed hay implements deering binder 7ft good new canvas f w mower 5 ft good deering horse bake 10 ft m h drill 13 disc cultivator and seeder 17 tooth combination masscy 13 spring tooth cultivator m h man cultivator 2 drum steel roller set iron drag harrows 5 sec scuffler disc harrowe gang plow ihc 121 2 fleury walking plows no 21 2 farm wagon gears 2 flat backs 15 feet democrat cutter gasolino engine 3 hp toronto dclaval cream separator no 12 good brooder stove now large sizo set bob sleighs terms on sale cash sale starts one oclock geo storey clerk prentice prentice auctioneers a coming farm sale on thursday of next week au im portant farm stock sale will be held at riugwood when the dairy herd horses hay grain and implements on lot 6 eon s whitchurch will be sold for the owner walter w jacob the dairy herd is all young and tb tested which will attract a number of buyers who would not otherwise be interested there is a liberal line of good implements as may be seen by referring to the dis play adv in this issue of the tribune glasgow we are glad to hear that mrs henry slack is able to be around again after her severe illness jos armstrong of detroit at tended the funeral here of the late charles armstrong miss margaret forsythe has been staying with her aunt mrs r soden in stouffville mrs clifford mcmullen of altona spent the weekend with her parents mr and mrs walter davis mrs george tiudall of quaker hill is spending a short time with mrs c armstrong mr gordon mckay of whitevale called on his cousin mrs h slack one day recently all the neighbours turned a hand in helping to open up the second for the funeral of the late c armstrong missaddie davis and friend of toronto spent the weekend with her grandparents mr and mrs jesse davis altona miss stephenson spent the week end with her parents at kiusale miss clarke of claremont spent the weekend with miss evelyn reesor the monthly meeting of the twinkling star class will be held at the home of mrs j hutchison on friday evening visitors welcome mr p smith is suffering from blood poison caused by having two of his fingers crushed in the cogs of his gasoline engine we hope for a speedy recovery a number attended the funeral of the late mrs mcconnochie on mon day afternoon she being well known in this locality we extend our sympathy to the relatives mrs walter carter and mrs r bone attended the temperance convention held in cooks presby terian church toronto on thurs day and friday of last week in spite of the very inclement weather a number ot the ladies of the w i had a very enjoyable sleighride on wednesday afternoon last to be the guests of the stouff ville jr institute held at the home of mrs f goudie a very sociable afternoon was enjoyed by all pre sent many were unable to attend duo to the weathsr and bad condi tion of the roads on tuesday evening last a miscel laneous shower was held at the home of mr and mrs wm eckardt in honor of mr and mrs t mitchell nee mable eckardt when they were presented with many nice gifts a very enjoyable time was spent and all returned home none the worse over their cold drive at the w i meeting held at the home of mrs d crosier recently an added feature to the programme was an oratorical contest on temper ance by the school pupils in the community and prizes were award ed to the following 1st prize lucille howsam of altona 2nd prize laurie trail of atha 3rd prize margaret spang of atha the other pupils showed a very keen interest and ability making it very hard for the judges to decide all deserve special 11101111011 on their speeches on this difficult subject auction sale lot 2 cox 4 whitchurch gormley wed march 4 1936 1936 the following property be longing to e n harvey horso grey mare 11 years old cows jersey cow farrow red cow bred october 4 th heifer rising 2 years bred jersey bull yearling heifer s months old implements springtooth cultivator set harrows plow fleury no 21 plow fleury no 12 1horse wilkinson plow chatham fanning mill scuffler cutter set bob sleighs top buggy cutting box fleury root pulper wagon box harness 2 neck yokes 2 light neck yokes set harness and traces set single harness 2 heavy horse blankets horse colars breast collar back band set double trees logging chain binding chain screw jack water tank iron kettle 3 stonehammer smoothing plane jointing plane pair trussels board axe 2inch irope 2s 2 pin drivers sewing horse dozen cotton grain hay binder large watering can posthole auger quantity ash timber skimmer 2 plow sieves vinegar barrel daisy churn no 3 good cement block for separator bushel measure 1 maul 2 horse halters a few plymouth rock hens 2 parlor stands 3burner oil stove new perfection good coleman oven fo oril stove good 1 burner oil stove about 10 yards congoleum carpet 2 yards wide nearly new tapestry carpet square seamless 9x10 12 ft good forks hoes and other small articles terms of sale cash sale at 130 as farmer auct canthook pasturing chain oil barrel wagon jack 10 16 lbs 2inch rope 44ft feet shaving horse bags good reads like night mare yet true 4th con left blocked its all very well for the fellows to say that the longest way round is the sweetest way home but that refers to a warm summer evening with the right person for company now suppose it was one of those awful stormy nights such as we experienced last week with snowbanks high and subzero weath er tingling in your ears well that is the situation which faced one of our young men who attempted to drve home from toronto through the storm unable to make the grade on the 4th concession he went over to the sth through markham village only to find the road blocked to ringwood but nothing daunted he rambled all the way back to yonge street and attempted to enter the home precincts across the townline over the high hills and dales mid way on the journey the car stalled in a hopeless manner and our citi zen left it on the road fn disgust but just before he came into gorm- ley he remembered the water was not run off the car and ha had to re trace his steps or face a badly broken radiator later back he plodded and then to home and bed was he glad perhaps but thats not the end of the story the storm raged for a couple of days and he allowed the car to remain where he left it so far as he was concerned however constable sid barraclough ot rich mond hill got word that a car had been abandoned on the gormley townline and he had it hauled to richmond hill awaiting an owner believing it belonged to someone who had been robbed of his chariot the real owner appeared in due course and paid 3 to get his car and thus end a story which reads like a nightmare those who have occasion to travel the 4th concession from gormley north or south are wouder- vouiil why tlieir roa1 so neglected and left blocked with snow for days after other roads are opened with the snow plow the tribune has been asked to call attention to the apparent neglect of this particular piece of highway under the juris diction of the toronto york road commission councillor george leary of gorm ley said i am at a loss to know why our road a busy highway was neglected so long the townline was opened to yonge street and to stouffville but our farmers on the 4th were left behind the snowbanks i think something should be done to ensure the same treatment as is given other sections the public school south of gormley was closed because the road was not opened this paper was informed but reopened on monday morning when the trustees sent out word to reopen goodwood dress suits for farmers business for sale going cheap for quick sale boots shoes and gents furnish ings in stouffville good location about 14 years established also shoe repair outfit including finish ing machine everything to start right in apply to g h saunders stouffville ontario poultry equipment tbo reliability of jamcswoy poultry equipment has become so well known that jamceway hatched is equivalent to a guarantee of quality besides incubator canadas leading poultry- men uso the jamesway oil and coal burning brooders now reduced in price battery brooders feeders and waterers of all kinds steel nosta laying cases oat sprouters oat germinator and complete brooder houses manufacturer of all kind of sheet metal building material bayfronyouriocamsittwaydtcr or writs direct to eastern steel products jameswy limited rjinewci paaebbebp factories also at montreal and toronto the national farmers union of great britain held a conference in london recently and the sessions wound up in the manner of such af fairs by a baquet the tickets said evening dress must be worn some of the farmers did not attend because it meant they would have to buy dress suits as well a tickets this farmers organization seems to be rather a snooty affair probably largely composed of gentlemen far mers who wear good clothes all day never soil their hands and walk around giving orders to other peo ple the real farmer the oldtime farmer never owns a dress suit and would feel as if he were encased in a suit of mail if he had to wear one perhaps his son has one the young buck of today need them for dances and social events imagine the consternation caused if the farmers who attended the recent short course banquet in stouffville had appeared in dress suits or tux and what a howl would have gone out had such an order been issued still on the whole the english farm er wears better clothes than the canadian farmer does he is never seen in overalls for all that it is just his way of doing things but a dress suit is out ot the question that is asking too much of him when a farm organization reaches the stage when it demands that its members must wear evening dress tor dinner it is time to disband and form a more democratic body real estate farm for sale excellent 50- acre grain and stock farm 1 12 miles from stouffville brick house bank barn and other buildings water convenient apple orchard and many trees of small fruits apply tribune for sale residence of the late joel nendick obrien ave quick possession arranged apply to f f saunders 116 concord ave or to frank nendick 110 waverley road toronto for sale 6 roomed brick resi dence on obrien ave stouffville all conveniences good lot will be sold at attractive price apply to owner p r stover brooklin phone 3100 farm for sale estate of the late a b iloldcn 70 acres lot 27 con s markham apply on premises or to mrs holden todmorden rri phone agin- court 9 rise 4 eli storry 7s died wednesday this week funeral friday afternoon owing to the cnir having clos ed several branch lines manyem- ployees have been let out including foremen on track work this is the reason our last section foreman h jordson was bumped by a senior man ho expects to locate at waubaushene our community welcome the thaw and the reopening of some roads after the blockade we are still blocked between goodwood and uxbridge poor servce eh lloyd wagg was a toronto visit or last week mrs cecil latcham spent a few days in toronto visiting her parents after an extended visit in stouff ville and district miss gladys wagg has returned home here reuben mddleton has been work ing for the cnr at goodwood for some days the hockey boys played a tie game at stouffville with the altona artists and what a game for thrills toronto news word has arrived of the death of fred palmer husband of one of goodwoods former school girls miss violet wagg mrs palmer is now living in uxbridge town our sincere sympathy goes to her family in the loss of tlieir loved one miss maud lewis daughter of the late george lewis formerly of goodwood who has been on the sick list is now on the road to re covery our esteemed friend charles lee of goodwood visited the city this week next time you come down charlie meet your old friends at the maple leaf gardens a ticket for the old hockey game might be arranged if notified ahead of time by the way when you attend the gardens and see a stout happy look ing fellow who more or less is roam ing around the players benches you will know that he is the fellow whose name is at the top ot the hockey news in the evening tele gram bunny morgason is a son of mr and mrs simeon morgason formerly of goodwood persons at tending the royal alexander theatre no doubt have noticed a gentleman in civilian clothes stopp ing the street cars for passengers to get on that person is none other than mr p h davey of goodwood who is night superintendent of the night car system of the ttc toronto subscribers in receiving the tribune last week were disa- pointed when there was no news from goodwood this is one of the reasons we pay 200 yearly please dont let it happen again rev george coulter pastor ot rlverdale united and formerly of stouffville buried his father this week prices at the corner grocery store this week were creamery butter lb 30c bread loaf 9 and 10c potatoes peck 29c lard lb 14c dggs dozen 3334c coal wood stove coal size for furnace ton 1450 maple hard wood blocks 14h1 450 quarter cord for fireplace for ladles gents furnishings dont forget alex browns store 227 broadview ave mr and mrs brown welcome all goodwood stouffville and uxbridge friends sale register wednesday march 4 farm stock and implements belonging to e harvey at lot 2 con 4 whitchurch sale at 130 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer thursday march 5 extensive sale of milch cows horses farm implements etc belonging to walter w jacob mile north of riugwood sale at 1 oclock torms cash prentice prentice auctioneers tuesday march 10 farm stock implements hay and grain belonging to chas hoover town ship clerk to be sold at lot 35 con 3 markham near gormley sale at 1 giiarp casli terms a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march 11 farm stock and implements belonging to jos timbers scarboro mark ham townline west of armadale sale at 1 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer thursday march 12 farm stock implements and hay be longing to edw gillion lot 27 con 9 markham no reserve sale at one terms cash a s farmer auctioneer friday march 13 farm stock and implements belonging to george staley on the alex mitchell farm riugwood sale at 1 a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march is at lot 9 con 10 whitchurch entire farm stock and implements be longing to robt winterstein lot 9 con 10 whitchurch 2 miles from stouffville sale at 1 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer monday march 23 farm stock implements hay and grain be longing to fred reynold lot 26 con 6 pickering 314 mile north no 7 highway owner retiring sale at 1 sharp terms cash a s farmer auctioneer tuesday march 24 farm stock and implements the property of vincent baker at lot 2 con 3 uxbridge sale at 1 a s farmer auctioneer wednesday march 25 entire farm stock including 27 milch cows 40 pigs and implements hay grain and roots the property of james kirton lot 17 con 1 scarboro terms cash sale at 1230 oclock a s farmer auct thursday march 26 at lot 8 con 3 whitchurch gomrley entire farm stock implements and house furniture tielonging to ailh alleyne no reserve sale sharp at 1230 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer the dominion stores stouffville branch on city prices and advertising white or brown sugar 10 lbs 4c early morning coffee lb 10c- maple leaf matches 3 boxes 25c- frys cocoa half lb tin 10c- brunswick sardines 3 tins isc- chicken haddie 2 tins 25c glasscos strawberry rasp- bery or black current jam 32 oz jar 2c glasscos plum jam 32 oz jar 2sc white beaus 3 lbs ioc clarks soup 2 for 15c peerless soap 10 bars s3c sliced bacon lb 25c soap chips 2 lbs 15c prunes 3 ids for 25c dates 3 lbs for 25c ritz biscuits pkg 14c a e yeo mrtiuijer ringwood mrs d v wilson is spending a few days in toronto mr and mrs leo e jaynes of toronto were sunday visitors with miss ada barkey the roads around this district are practically all open for motor traffic again following the severe storm last week the womens day of prayer is being held in the church here on friday afternoon at twothirty all the ladies of the district are cordially invited card of thanks we take this means to thank one and all for their kind sympathy and assistance during our recent illness and for the splendid assistance given by the men in removing snow banks from the roads for the funeral of my late husband mrs chas armstrong card of thanks we take this opportunity to thank the neighbors and friends for the sympathy extended to us and for the assistance rendered during this time of recent bereavement also to thank the many friends who brought beautiful floral tributes especially do we wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the many kind visits and the touching and helpful messages at the funeral service conducted by our pastor rev wm brown assist ed by rev leonard hoover anthony hoover classified notices cow for sale jersey fresh w gray lemonville phone 3703 wanted old and disaibled horses j arsenault pho 7811 for sale jersey cow in second calf due february 25 w mcnair altona for sale 600egg hot water incubators phone 2803 clarence barkey tamar5 for sale a number of pigs around 100 lbs e nigh ph 610 for sale holstein cow just due m tait stouffille chevrolet truck for sale 1928 good running order j l ogden phone 5827 estray hound dog owner please communicate with a bar tholomew friday march 27 farm stock hay grain and imple ments belonging to james arsen ault lot 33 rear eon 9 mark ham just south of stouffville no reserve sale at one a s farmer auctioneer saturday march 2s farni stock and implements at lot 19 con s markham the property of manassa fretz sale at 1 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer wanted position as farm man ager experienced in general farm ing and stock best references scotch nationality apply box xl tribune office for sale geese ganders also a quantity of land stouffville phone 5220 imrs fred johnson unionvllle for sale fresh holstoin-dur- ham cow calf by side also good work horse 10 years old warren rae phone 8403 hardwood for sale green beach and maple cord and limb wood at lot 13 con 5 whit church w r chapman phone 4609 well digging cleaning also spring draining work want ed victor stover peter street mount joy poultry wanted keep in mind that we want your poultry and will pay highest market prices sam golden phone 163 stouffville so as i can call and see your fowl r g clendening funeral director ambulance service stiver rros phone markham 9000