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stouffvtlle ontario july 16th 1936 camp eetings kastor gathering visitors encounter double funeral richmond hill july 16 to 26 under auspices of the church of the nazarene rev d s corlett dd evangelist order of services standard time 030 am prayer meeting 1100 am bible reading 1030 am preaching service 130 pm childrens meeting oo pm fellowship song 30 pm preaching service 00 pm young peoples meet ing 730 pm evangelistic service rev and mrs teasdale ot ohio musicians and singers on saturday afternoon july 4th the descendants of the late mr and mrs samuel raster met for their annual reunion at the home of mr and mrs d e bolender of bethes- da the reunion was well attended by members of the kaster clan from kitchener new dundee petersburg elmira toronto and local friends a dinner was served at 1 oclock the following officers were elected president ben brubacker of elmira vicepresident norman kaster of petersberg secytreas herbert kaster of petersburg committee mrs lloyd diefenbacker peters berg ed elby of kitchener mrs sam sehraue of plaisvme and ouui schwass of new dundee there was u line program followed by races and sports mrs hiram alsop dead lifelong resident of the district east ot stouffviue mrs hiram alsop died at her home on the third con cession oxbridge pickering town line on sunday july 12 in her 7sth year she had been ill only three weeks and the extreme heat no doubt hastened her death born in uxbridge twp her maiden name was ellen swain and she i the last of the family she married hiram alsop who pre deceased her just a year ago in may they had lived 40 years on the place where she died an only son roy and two daughter mrs v curtis toronto and mrs h topper survive rev i brubacker preached the funeral service on tuesday before a large number of old friends and sympathizers of the family barley product ion the 1935 barley crop in ontario was the largest since 1930 and is estimated at 1gs41000 bushels in 1934 the production was 14- 741700 bushels the acreage was increased from 4s4000 acres to 523000 acres and the yield per acre tit 322 bushels was 18 bush els higher than in the previous year from the 1935 canadian crop about 9250000 bushels were exported to the united states whereas in the years 193035 inclusive the export to that market was negligible the average price paid for the 1935 barley crop was 40 cents per bushel retires after 25 years gormley by all appearance hay is a wonder ful crop so hurry up farmers and get it in while the sun shines the extreme heat of the past week surely has been a record breaker for some time some folks prefer sleeping outdoors with dogs cats and all kinds of insects and even ground hogs and skunks are prow ling around we wonder if they are any cooler mrs v b henderson is home again after spending a few weeks caring for her sister miss n e cober we are glad to seg miss grace doner our store keepers daughter restored after a short illness shg is taking her place behind the count er again the summer bible vacation school at the markham sth lille mennonite church is very well represented by the children from this community mr enos storm of toronto a former resident of this place passed away and is buried at the heise hill cemetery tuesday afternoon a car load of young people spent the weekend attending tent meet ings in nottawa in oharge of eld j steckley who recently returned from beulah college california after an absence of a few weeks word was received from mr and mrs jos cober and son harold who let on a motor trip in company with cyral burry and miss ella baker from collingwood to north west their first stop was at montville then webbwood visiting friends there then to fort william where among others they visited with mr and mrs levi stover and family old school mates strange to say after spending the evening together talking over old times till late at night they retired only to wake up to find mrstover very ill he had taken a strode near morning and died a few minutes after seven am just a short time previous to this a niece of mrs stovers had gone up in an airoplane for a ride when some tiling went wrong and the pilot had to come down the girl was fatally hurt and died the funeral which had been arranged for saturday was a double funeral which seemed very sad and was largely attended next stop of the cobers will be winni peg where mrs cobers ibrother professor albert baker of st johns college resides other points will b visited ere they reach the home of their son albert cober in charge of mcath park station mission where they may stay for the summer months daniel hiltz of aurora well known and highly respected citizen cele- after 25 years teaching as manual training instructor for guelph public schools john t i power has resigned he may retire united his- egteth birthday en slouftvine sunday last week mr hilts who tor years has worked at his trade of crpenter and woodworker is en joying the best of health and was the recipient of many birthday felicita tions the following fortyfive close relatives paying their respects to our aged friends mr and mrs joshua hilts and son victor square mr and mrs geo hilts miss vera hilts mrs john heise a sister miss annie heise mr isaac hilts a brother gormley mr david hilts a brother all of gormley mr c f hilts and wife and son toronto mr w s davis toronto mrs c e hall and two daughters a daughter toronto mr and mrs w h sprauge and family a daughter aurora mr and mrs john elliott richmond hill mr and mrs f j bice and daughter richmond hill mr and mrs l elliott toronto mr and mrs elias elliott toronto mr and mrs i wideman and family gormley mr and miss m scott toronto miss e hilts toronto pat and mose ot aurora buried today john r hoover aged 6 died on tuesday afternoon at his home on the sth of pickeriug interment to day thursday at altoua church service at 230 oclock the dominion stores stouffviue branch bayside pears ioc sliced pineapple luc palmolive soap 3 for mc surprise soap 10 for 51c diced carrots beets tin 10c brunswick sardines 3 tor 14c chicken haddie 2 tins for 23c toddy s o 2ic toddy 1c oz 80c corned beef 2 for 25c bayside olives 17 12 oz 23c spinach 2 tins for 2 punch drinks assorted flavour bottle 25c grape juice botlo 24c jams strawberry rasp black currant and cherry jar 2c ken phillips manager goodwood do you hear wedding bells mrs hiram alsop died on sunday at her home south of here mr and mrs cliff lee of siloam were at chas lees on sunday miss olivo ottowell of toronto visited her mother on sunday mr and mrs ronald darling at dr r e darlings on sunday miss marion iteid of toronto visited her parents a couple of days last week mr scott of toronto is spending a few days with his sister mrs a e hall quite a number of our loyal orangemen attended the walk at woodville saturday mr and mrs cecil desun and family of toronto renewed old acqaintances with mrs ottowell on sunday most of the villagers are balcony roosting these nights j f prefers something solid so he sleeps on the back lawn he has resumed dutv at the cnr the decoration service at good wood cemetery was n t so largely attended as formally owing to the intense heat but the address by rv e lunau assisd by r-n- ostrum and rev johnston was en joyed by those present births limner oa july 11 1936 to mr and mrs ted lintner a son norton at the britrbush hospital stouffviue on july 8 193 to mr and mrs john a norton claremont a daughter classified notices for sale 10 pigs 6 weeks old lome wagg phone 5809 fresh cow durham m for sale part tait phone si 09 for sale 5 pigs s weeks old 8 chuuks s n donor gormley phone 404 wanted young man for farm work nonsmoker j mertens phon 7905 pigs for sale six weeks old also jersey cow due to freshen lou hoover phone 1504 claremont cow for sale holstein due to freshen in few davs fred winn phone 67 12 cherries walls sprayed montmorency cherries at 40c per g quart basket shelkes phone stouffviue 2502 for sale 7 roomed brick house furnace electric light stable double garage hen house and half acre of land at lot 5 con 5 whitchurch apples pears plums eherrlos etc good well on property situated close to store and church school qlar ey mile apply to owner s p foote gormley i appreciations card of thanks mr roy alsop mrs w curtis and mrs topper wish to thank the friends and neighbors for the beaut iful floral tributes and for the many thoughtful expressions of cheer and kindness brought to them in so many ways during the illness and subsequent passing away of their beloved mother one week sale of t government approv chicks commencing july 16th ending july 22nd all chicks subject t prior sale pullets 90 pc accuracy guaranteed day old chick leg horns 7 34 cents barred rocks 8 34 cents white rocks new hampshire reds white wyandottes 9 12 cents leghorn pullets 15 14 cents heavy breed pullets 13c leg horn cockerels 2 12 cents heavy breed cockerels s 34 cens stand ard chicks add to day old prices one week 2c ten day 4c two weeks 6c three weeks 9c tweddle chick hatchery limited fergus out tor onto branch 3877 yonge st just north of york twp market phone hud 1791 sale register friday july 24 entire contents of a firstclass five roomed cottage including kitchen living room and bedroom of complete camp home including a piano watch for list of articles next weeks paper sals in the arena stouffviue at 2 pm rain or shine no reserve a s farmer auctioneer saturday july 25 public auction sale of 30 head of good farm horses chunks including ten 2yearolds and nothing over nine years the property of t h paisley and j oboyle sale at one oclock at the stock yards stouffviue terms a s farmer auctioneer clerks notice of first posting of voters list card of thanks we wish to publicly evpress- our appreciation for the prompt and willing assistance rendered on fri day when our lands on con g whit church were partially burned by fire the ready assistance reduced the loss considerably wm irntcliff tiie only complete lowpriced car i isten to what the motorwise are saying and j youll choose your new car on facts not claims seeing comparing driving drive the 1936 chevrolet first of all for this is the leading car that most people are buying its the only lowpriced car which gives you hydraulic brakes solid steel turret top body by fisher knee- action gliding ride valveinhead engine fisher nodraft ventilation and safety glass in every window so come to our showrooms today and get the proof behind the wheel that chevrolet is the only complete lowpriced car monthly payments to suit your purse on the general motors instalment plan on master deluxe models priced from 736 standard series 2 pass coupe maslermuxe models from 864 delivered at factory oskoiva ont cowrnmtnt taxes frettht and liitntt extra w s widdifield dealer stouffviue glasgow the fourth annual picnic of glas gow school pupils was held on june twentysixth in mr ed lewis meadow all the pupils were present a dip in tho creek was much en- joyed and various games and con tests wero eagerly contested for prizes a bountiful supper with treats of lemonado icecream and peanuts was provided by tho parents and teacher ringwood c744 j r campbell was a recent visit or in hamilton most of our citizens have been sleeping in the open air t mrs hicks and family of hamil ton aro visiting with her sister mrs harvoy moyer mrs d v wilson is spending a fov days with friends at keswick miss helen ahell spent the last two weeks at a girls summer camp near king city tho traffic around our corner to musselmans lake over the weekend was tho largest this season parking space at tho lako on sunday we understand was at a premium miss morrison of toronto suffered scyero pain when a car in which she was riding struck the abutment of the culbert opposite groves store on tho sth throwing her against tho windshield and breaking off four of her front teeth the abutment is hardly descernablo and blinding lights from another car added to its obscurity this abutment has been complained of before card of thanks mr noah baker and family wish to convey sincere thanks and appreciation to the many kind friends and church folk for ex pressions of sympathy and for their assistance in so many ways during the long illness and subsequent passing away of a beloved wife and mother village of stouflville notice is hereby given that 1 have complied with section 10 of the voters list act and that i have posted up at my office at stouffviue on tho 11 til day of july 1930 the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipality for members of parliament and at municipal elections and that such list remains there for inspection i hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law the last day for appeals being tho 1st day ot august dated this 11th day of july ad 1936 j s dougherty village clerk onot 30e30c xob ronoc stanley 30e30 o d o li thursday fri day saturday july 161718 the milkyway starr ing harold lloyd monday tues day wednesday july 20 21 22 cappy ricks returns a peter b kyne story thursday fiuday saturday july 23 21 25 imitation of life fannie hursts best novel starring claudctto colbert o q o o d o n o fl- the greatest dramatic achievement of the year oezoe i0e30b iosoi loeioe