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stouffville ontario march 5th 1936 bulk date special 4 pounds 25c pure maple syrup 200 per imperial gallon westons royal cream sodas 2lb package 25c graham flour 4 pounds 15c clarks chicken soup per tin 10c sweet prunes 2 lbs 25c cooking figs 3 lbs 25c dried apricots per lb 25c evaporated peaches per lb 17c mixed biscuits special pe r lb 15c mint kisses per lb 18c peanut butter 2 lb jar 25c palestine grapefruit 6 for 25c fresh vegetables smoked fillets frozen salmon oysters dried herr ing ratcliff co stouffville ontario not one in 1000 will pay tax say farmer would ik delighted if lie earned euoujill what think ye winter dairying pays you best prices are usually higher throughout the winter period and farmers have more time to attend their dairy herd to get the best results yo u should ship your cream stouffville creamery co closed every evening excepting saturday phone 18601 how will the new provincial in come tax affect the farmer the bill has been practically rewrit ten since its introduction into the legislature and has uot yet been finally passed when the question was raised in the legislature morgan baker pro vincial member for north york de clared i think i can speak for the farmer there isnt one farmer out of a thousand who will have to pay income taxes and if ever the time comes when the farmer will be obliged to pay an income tax he will be delighted i know several retired farmers who will be affected said w a baird conservative member for toronto high park if they can pay then they should pay replied mr baker those old tires a new use for old automobile tires has been discovered during the last few years says the canadian trade commissioner at shanghai a demand has developed in china tor a very cheap type of shoe sole made from the walls of old pneumatic tires these soles by reason of their low cost find a very considerable outlet among the farming classes in the interior of the country and they are also purchased by coolies in the cities used tires are likewise found in the manufacture of floor mats and similar products the processing of used motor car tires is done in shanghai with coolie labor and as the domestic supply is inadequate to meet the demand the bulk of the tires em ployed in this industry are import ed from the united states a rough estimate of the annual imports by china places the average value at around 50000 now conies a call for a shipment of used canadian tires and so it may be that soon the problem of disposing of these awkward dicards will be solved some boatmen have been using them as fenders for their craft but there are not enough boats in the dominion to take care of all the used tires i timely suggestions 1 orrcsiondenh interpret the old testament from different view points i end of season clearance sale all wool and silk and wool hose pen mans and mercury high quality full fashioned hose supply your present and future requirements now at these new low prices all wool cashmere hose reg 110 s9c silk and wool hose reg 100 79c silk and wool hose reg 79c 59c artificial silk and wool hose reg 89c 75c womens all wool and silk and wool underwear dependable turnbulls and watson make all wool and silk and wool vest drawers and bloomers vests with long sleeves short sleeves and no sleeves v neck and high neck all wool vests short sleeves and v neck regular 100 and 110 sale price 79c silk and wool vests short sleeve and vneck regular 125 sale price 95c all wool vests pink only fine quality with shoulder straps regular 75c 59c wool and rayon vests pink only with shoulder straps regular 95c sale price 79c natural wool vests and drawers vests with v neck or high neck long sleeves eegular 150 sale price 129 all wool bloomers with cuff or elastic at knee regular 100 and 95c sale price 79c all wool bloomers over knee length regular 125 sale price 95c all wool and wool and rayon snggies a real cold weather garment in pink or cream regular 95c and 100 sale 79c regular 79c sale price 59c extra large size regular 150 sale price 129 heavy cotton underwear vests and bloomers good quality for those who do not wear wool vests short sleeves or no sleeves and vneck bloomers with elastic at knee regular 59c and 49c sale price 39c and 49c buy your wallpaper now still many most attractive patterns in our 1935 wallpaper stock which we are cleaning out at sacrifice prices as we re- quire space for our new stock sunworthy paper reg 15c sale 10c sunworthy paper reg 20c sale 12 l2c sunworthy paper reg 25c sale 15c many other equally desireable bargains buy now and save money all wool blankets just a few pairs of those lovely soft white all wool blankets left this is an unusual opportunity to supply your requirements at a very attractive price regularly 750 while they last at per pair 595 dress ginghams new patterns in attractive check designs and delightful colourings large and small checks per yard 25c and 29c capeskin gloves and mitts a splendid line of lined gloves and mitts to be cleared out at a low price mitts in black brown and blue with soft fleecy lining long cuff with strap regular 195 sale price 149 misses brown mitts and gloves with elastic at wrists warmly lined reg 95c sale price 79c misses and womens lined gloves in brown capeskin reg 150 sale price 119 the same with straps at wrist regular 210 sale price 149 childrens lined mitts regular 39c 29c wool gloves for women and children pure wool gloves in assorted colours with long wrists and closely woven assorted i colours per pair sale price 39c 49c 65c see the new spring prints i that are now on sale new patterns new shades new combinations that are sure to please all sun and tubfast and all yard wide per yard 16c 20c 25c 29c artistic pictures now is a good time to freshen up your walls with a new picture we are showing many delightful little pictures that are really very inexpensive but that are worthy e to hang on any wall land and seascapes b copies of old mastersetc priced 25c to 250 k dinner services limoges and english semiporcelain in i attractive shapes and patterns 97 piece s english dinner sets white with embossed design 1195 s 97 pieces plain with green or ivory band 5 price 1495 jg other patterns 2395 2495 3100 35 the w h shaw store phone 9612 stoufftllle ontario 2sj2jisiisssj3s dear sir recent pulpit utterances and dis cussions impel me to take up the pen at this time in defence of the trutas as set forth in the old testament one would think from a recent article in your paper that the speak er was advocating that there was more than one god at least two but the scriptures distinctly say there is but one cod deut 64 hear o israel the lord our god is one lord isa 431011 ye are my witnesses said the lord and my servant whom i have chosen that ye may know and believe me and understand that i am he before me there was no god formed neither shall there be alter me 1 even i am the lord and beside me there is no saviour it seems to me that anyone who takes time to study his bible will find no difficulty whatever in seeing that the old testament is inspired of god the new testament was not written at the time jesus went about his public ministry so he could only have referred to the old testament when he said john 539 search the scriptures for in them ye think ye have eternal life and they are they which testify of me on the day of the resurrection while talk ing to the disciples he said luke 2444 and he said unto them these are the words which i spakv unto you while i was yet with you that all must be fulfilled which were written in the law of moses and in the prophets and in the psalms concerning me is it possi ble that one god of the old testa ment would make such accurate prophesies of another god of the new testament time and space prevent my giving many more pre dictions of the old testament so accurately fulfilled in the new testament concerning the birth of jesus his life death resurrection and coming again which move that the old testament could only have been inspired by the god of the new testament i have heard it said that we could very well do without the old testament well one isnt surprised for there is a certain class of people who would like to do away with the police force the magistrates and the courts of justice but the better class of citizens will not consent to this while crime is still being com mitted if we could get rid of the wrath of god against sin by getting rid of the old testament then i would be heartily in favor of it but the people of berea found the old testament a profitable study after they were saved acts 1711 these were more noble than those in thessalonica in that they received the word with all readiness of mind and searched the scriptures daily whether those tilings were so then paul says in 11 tim 81617 all scripture not certain portions of it is given by inspiration of god and is profitable for doctrine for reproof for correction for instruc tion in righteousness that the man of god may be perfect thoroughly furnished unto all good works therefore we cannot do away with anything the lord considers profit able for us as for reconciling the old testa ment with the new i believe it i generally understood that god has given a progressive revelation of himself to man first in the old testament by revealing his wrath against the wicked individuals and nations but he is also a god of love in the old testament when we see his attitude toward the israelites his own chosen people while in the xew testament he is spoken of as a god of love is mis wrath not also revealed against the wicked mark 1616 he that he- lieveth and is baptized shall be saved but lie that believeth not shall be damned john 336 he that be lieveth on the son hath everlasting life and he that believeth not the son shall not see life hut tile wrath of god abideth on him take the word of paul in ii thess 17- and to you who are troubled rest with us when the lord jesus shall be revealed from heaven with his mighty angels in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not god and that obey not the gospel of our lord jesus christ who shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the lord and from the glory of his power also in chapter 2 vs 11 12 and for this cause god will send them strong de lusion that they should believe a lie that they all might he damned who believe not the truth but had pleasure in unrighteousness is this a different god from the old testa ment he will do this himself instead of delegating the task to others this will be eternal ruin and much more serious than the putting to death in the old testament so that they might not continue in their wickedness of course we are taught to love our enemies hut what does that love mean not that sickly sentimental- ism that condones everything our enemies do not natural affection but the sincere desire for the wel fare of another and willingness to do all in ones power to accomplish that which is good for them and what can he a higher good than giving them the gospel and warning them to flee from the wrath to come mingled with prayer to god on their behalf if we followed our own natural inclination we would leave them alone to be lost one cannot help hut wonder why there is so much denial of the teach ing of scripture yet it is pre dicted in the new testament ii thess 23 let no man deceive you bf any means for that day shall not come except there come a falling away first and that man of sin be revealed the sou of perdi tion also see 11 tim 310 read this and think soberly the only explanation i can find for such denials is found in 1 cor 214 but the natural man recelveth not the things of the spirit of god for they are foolishness unto him neither can he know them for they are spiritually discerned w e smalley pastor of baker hill and sixth line baptist churches mr editor as one looking from the side lines upon the controversy being waged around the questions of the direct verbal inspiration of the scriptures and of the growing con ception of god throughout the ages 1 have had occasion to hear some of the remarks and to see some of the communications relative thereto i am impressed not only by the degree of curiosity and unreasoning passion displayed but by the stubborn tenacity of traditional religion re gardless of its applicability to pre sent day life and needs and yet mr editor has history not attested over and over again the tragic fact that no worthwhile truth has come into general acceptance and no for ward step has been taken in the direction of greater human liberty and happiness without prolonged opposition from the very forces that pose as the guardians of truth dead forms empty ceremonies mosscovered traditions and beliefs born in the dawn of mans ex perience were the persistent ob stacles with which the master of men during his brief ministry had to contend continually their faith ful devotees the scribes and pharisees were at all times the objects of his condemnation his efforts to lead them by practice and precept to the better way brought upon him the charges he stirreth up the people he eateth with publicans and sinners is it not passing strange sir editor that after almost 2000 years so much of the christian world has failed to grasp his vision of god and of mans responsibility why does the church today sit in judgment using the pharisees book of rules outlawed by her professed leader 2000 years ago why does she still pride herself in her respectability turn blind eyes and deaf ears to the sore spots of humanity and refuse com passion in the hour of greatest need without presuming on the rights of others to their own interpreta tions i can candidly say that i believe this ineffectual attitude of the church is due in no snr 11 measure to a presentday concep tion of scripture and misconception of god so vigorously upheld by the pharisees of old and so roundly despised by the author of the sermon on the mount to such mis conceptions i ascribe the ease with which many church people condone war and capital punishment foster national and racial hatreds and seem satisfied with the law of tooth and claw in their daily relationship with their fellows all of which leads me to say that if the church is to perpetuate her self and render becoming service to mankind she must move over from the paralyzing position of the scribes and pharisees to the concep tion of god and human service re presented by christ in his teachings and actual dealing with men failure to meet the above challenge must end only in the ignominy that has already over whelmed the church with her in consistencies in country after country that has found her concep tions of god out of harmony with the mind of christ christs conception of god in volves active sympathy with the sorrowing compassion for the un fortunate helpfulness and forgive ness as essential christian virtues courage in behalf of that con ception is essential even though it lead straight to the cross above all it involves primarily that we must always beware of the chief enemy of christs purposes in the world namely the complacent self- righteousness of the modern phari sees who peering into the darkness of the past see not the rising sun let charity prevail and if locally there have been wounds or cuts in flicted let him that is without sin cast the next stone written with malice towards none h o klinck whitchurch feby council meeting before the councillor of the township of whitchurch took office at their last meeting all members were required to take the oath of allegiance which after being duly administered the business of the session was taken up all members were present including reeve itae deputy reeve toole and councillor george leary lome evans and jess cook a bylaw was passed appointing r w andrews auditor and s p eoote weed inspector council swore vengeance on ground hogs by promising the york hunt club to do all they could to destroy the pests we hepe the groundhogs do not read this relief for the month totalled 466 g7 the following persons will com pose the vandorf hall board for the year 1936 newton rae c e toole mrs h dewsbury mrs j a m vannostraiid mrs j hennessey j a clarke w 1 richardson j crawford c e toole jess cook that the following accounts be paid as per hills rendered w w lazenby opening grave re levi mapes 700 lioadhouse ti rose funeral re mrs skeleton 50 dr g w williams transporta tion re john gilbert to whitby 20 george dewsbury coat hangers for office 000 dr ii e johnson medical re levi mapes 400 robt windsor constable services 1100 g o wright assisting constable 340 dr g w williams medical services re baby porter 200 chas cook coal to hall 1100 a g snider lock for hall door cash box g95 hydro electric power commission power to hall 410 bethesda stouffville telephone co 125s muston sons wreath re mrs baker 500 l w steckley grave re albeit cook 700 l e oneill funeral re albert cook 5000 l e oneill funeral re levi mapes 50 p m thompson funeral re jane jordon 50 john crawford postage 2425 the municipal world s copies 800 the express herald re advertising 200 the newmarket era re advertising 210 assessors post age each 15 30 relief officer on account 500 county office supply co supplies 5633 county of york january hospital account 14325 the following amounts were paid for shovelling snow john cowling 5 go j goodyear 320 n sawchuk 320 bert stuart 110 murray barnes 33 percy wright s00 eugene biker s95 george fisher 1090 f wilkins 500 n cowper 620 e joyce 560e joyce 960 n cowper 1000 f mortson 1545 fred monkmon 1325 walter newus 225 d baker 180 v rose 1s0 jos jones 4 walter newas 425 d baker 420 w rose 420 c baker soc m hibbird soc a moiikuiaii soc g vaughau 6 so w hudson 320 g blersch soc wm beach 4125 austin yake 1625 v cockerill 2425 a mcneill 1370 george mccormack 3340 w paisley 1370 h dewsbury 1360 milton davis 4045 orval degeer 935 george hood 2165 g h sproxton 1335 russel bishop 490 wm simpson 1245 w h burnett 2s60 chas brandon 5135 arthur emmerson 2440 fred monkman 660 leslie preston 5890 jos jones 1695 jos jones 1370 w cockerill 2660 d e bolender 2700 r j carr 32 sg wm pattenden 7495 garnet evans 1740 other accounts passed warren graves blasting powder divs 332 4400 c bowser const div 2 040 garnet evans gravel div 4 1740 feb 3 const div 2 110 feb 12 const div 2 92 so feb is const div 2 9420 f ball const div 2 320 h botham const div 2 320 c bowser const 2 640 wm botham const div 2 1g00 f ball const div 2 9g0a g snider axellandle 40c j h widditield salary 7050 w ough son 4 pick handles 200 canada ingot iron co 2 culverts 16190 geo williams weeds 2 hints to those wanting give ip the tobacco habit to the most important step is to quit eat freely or fruit and vegetables take very little meat no pepper mustard or hot sauces drink water and fruit juices take a dose of onehalf teaspoon each rochelle salts and cream of tartar each morning before break fast for one week take turkish bath or good sweat bath twice during first two weeks chew gentian root or camomile blossoms when there is a desire to smoke after each meal for one week rinse out mouth with a 34 of 1 per cent solution of silver nitrate this creates a distaste for tobacco smoke and relieves throat irritation keep away from smokers about three weeks live in the open air as much as possible and keep busy dr kress neurologist washington sanitorium and hospital in the cigarette as a physician sees it auction sale farm stock implements hay grain etc the undersigned has received instr uctions to sell by public auction at lot 35 concession 2 e 3rd con road markham township gormlev station on tuesday march 193g the following property belonging to charles hoover 10 horses grey mare gp rising 5 years bay mare g p black mare gp grey mare gp black filly percheron 3 broken stouffville publtc report school february 1130 jr pr lloyd jennings audrey thome lome schcll sr pr albert smalloy james kiloll douglas ward winnifrod mcdonald sr i margarita grubin phyllis burkholder audrey jennings belly lee jr ill a jack davis albert paisley grace burkholder gladys a brooks jr ii margaret stover stanley schmidt eleanor goudie sr i kenneth schell ruth wagg stan ley ball d i ross jr ill b floyd betz frances clarkson william kclllngton sriii arnold schell kenneth klinck eunice woodland vlra g tindall jr iv jean talbot marjorie muston beth kclllngton sr iv robert fong betty muston phyllis klinck c e watson denotes honour standing cattle jersey cow fresh calf by side jersey cow fresh calf by side jersey cow bred june is holstein cow bred june 19 holstoin cow bred july 7 holstein cow bred july 20 holstein cow bred july 10 holstein cow bred july is holstein heifer duo time of sale holstein heifer fresh calf by sidt holstein heifer bred june 19 durham bull the cows are young swine yorkshire sow bred dec 15 yorkshire sow bred feb 3 white sow s pigs g weeks old g pigs feeders 11 shoats harness set breeching harness nearly new 2 pair team bridles nearly new set breeching harness 5 horse collars pair horse blankets hay grain elc quantity of alfalfa hay about 100 bus early oats and 200 bus banner oats suitable for seed quantity donley potatoes implements platform spring wagon trench 31 height farm wagon 3 14 tire low farm wagon 3 11 tire set sloop sleighs 2 runner high reach set sloop sleighs v runner high reach conboy top buggy rubber tires the above are in good repair deering binder gft cut si it slower 5 ft cut no 23 deering slower 5 foot cut si h 11 hoe seed drill iiic cultivator 2 tongues trac tor width hay rake iiic hay tedder nearly new sickenzie potato planter with fertilizer attachment 5 sections peter hamilton drag harrows with 5 3 section trees wood land roller roller frame and axle shaft floury no 21 plow and wheels floury no 21 plow and wheels cockshujj corn cultivator shields discs for corn cultivaor dick potato digger harrow cart niagara hand potato duster cutting box iron scultier eight inch grain grinder steel wheel borrow root pulper one horse sleigh 2 hay racks 1g ft cutter open buggy cart set scales capacity 2000 lbs pr bolster wagon springs murray brooder stove canopy top iron pot 220 gal steel drums sap pan 24xg0 2 sots long sling ropes 2 oak barrels 1g0 feet draw rope plank flat toj for sleigh gravel box log chain 4 set doublo trees 2 neck yokes sih cream separator 700 lbs cap 2 slllk strainers 1 slilk plunger forks hoes and numerous other articles furniture etc extension table 8 feet new perfection 2 burner oil stove and oven 2 wood bodsteads single iron bed and springs churn bakery oil lantern findlay tortoise cook stove terms cash sale at one oclock sharp alvin s farsier auctioneer