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stouffville ontario thursday sept 17th 1936 town topics i mr and mrs e j davey have re turned from island grove after spending most of the season there the sale of george pattons house at the south end of obrien ave is reported to a mr sanderson of uulonville gun licenses promptly issued x w byer stouffville a quiet marriage took place at the home of the rev this mitchell kiugwood out on sept 12 1g when elsie hill daughter of vm hill and the late mrs hill mussel mans lake became the bride of ernest daltori davis youngest son of mr and mrs albert davis altonu ontario miss dorothy wells vancouver is visiting this week with mr and mrs k g tarr miss wells is on the hospital staff of the salvation army at the coast and is a niece of mr ta rrs when nathan gilbert failed to put ill an appearance to prosecute a case he instituted against the estate of the late hold miller which came up for hearing before his honor judge jackson at stouffville on mon day his honor immediately dis missed the case gilbert claimed a sum of money due him for work but the estate claimed to hold a receipt in full a markham solicitor had been engaged and was on hand to tako the case for gilbert while f l button icc was present to act for the defending estate dr j p burkholder celebrates his seventyfifth birthday on sep tember id which also marks the completion of fortytwo years as a practicing physician in chicago dr burkholder was born near stouff ville ontaro graduated from western reserve university at lon don ontario and took postgradu ate work at the university of j chicago in 1s94 be came to chicago to establish a practice dr and mrs burkholder celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1934 they have a cottage and vacation each year at jacksons point and visited the old home town on several occasions friends here join with the tribune in wishing for this estimable physician many more such happy ibirthdays mr and mrs george t lee and mr and mrs j h madill were visiting near ueaverton on sunday apartment to rent all con veniences furnished or unfurnished mrs georgo lawson mr and mrs james muston have moved into a house on harold street recently vacated by mr bell of the bank of commerce staff and be longing to mr isaac boadway mr and mrs t e halma of rochester xy have been visiting in this neighborhood at the home of their son ward halman tth con cession of markham mrs p j lott of montreal was here for a few days visiting her daughter mrs halman dr langtry sloan mr e b sloan of churchill spent tuesday with mr and mrs h d sawyer e a grubin ro optometrist and optician will be at his office in stouffville on monday and tuesday sept 21st and 22nd the stouffville womens institute will be in charge of serving the meals for the xonh york plowmens banquet to be held in ratcliffjs hal on the evening of october 21 follow ing the big match that will be staged out at ringwood on burnbrae farm the spacious estate of mr geor rodanz mrs howard of aurora an aged lady of ss years was in town last week visiting an old friend mrs gtorge robinson years ago mrs howards youngest son came to stouffville as junior clerk in the old standard bank he had only been hero a few days when he died as a result of overexertion due to riding a bicycle to uxbridge markham village council determ ined at a recent meeting that they would enforce the law taxing unmarried men of the village over 21 years of age it was argued by the council that this class of citizen enjoys all the benefits of the com munity but does not contribute in a manner done by the married brothers the tax was set by bylaw at 3 per head but the estimated j amount of revenue was not given here in stouffville no effort is made to collect poll tax although it is a legal obligation and would seem to he justifiable however we have so few men who would come within its scope that it has not been deemed worth the effort of collection un married men who pay other taxes or are householders are not eligible to pay the bachelor tax genuine values 1 ford delux fordor 1935 1 chrysler tudor 1928 1 ford delux tudor 1934 1 hudson sedan 1929 1 ford victoria coupe 1931 1 whippet cabriolet 1928 1 durant special coupe 1931 1 ford 2ton hd truck 1 ford standard tudor 1930 dual 1934 1 chevrolet tudor 1929 1 ford v ton truckdual 1930 1 ford cabriolet 1930 1 ford lton truck 1929 also a number of other good reconditioned cars at bargain prices d f holden dealer stouffville phone 18401 markham phone 120 fi 10 dont wait for the explosion look at the prices 475 605 660 735 size 30x3h size 29 x 44021 size 30x45021 size 28x47519 other sizes equally lowpriced its expensive and may be disastrous discard thoseold worn tires now get a set of sturdy lowpriced speedways the finest low- price value in tiredom goodyear built goodyear guaranteed come in today we stock eml brathwaite hardware tuesday of last week was a red letter day for mr and mrs s p foote who are now living with their daughter and soniulaw couneiillor george and mrs leary goruiley for it was their 51st wedding annivers ary the occasion was marked by a long motor trip to orillia beaver- tou and other places enroute which the bride and groom of so many years ago enjoyed thoroughly mr foote is holding a furniture sale at the old home in bethesda on satur day sept 2g when the entire con tents of their splendid home there will be disposed or the tribune joins with the hundreds of lifelong friends of this estimable couple in extending congratulations on this anniversary occasion mr aud mrs magnus mowat and betty and billy mowat of canip- beliford visited mr and mrs james mowat ou tuesday afternoon the ladies of stouffville and dis trict also the gentlemen are invit ed to afternoon tea and cup reading at porters ice cream parlors this thursday afternoon sept 17 from 2 oclock mrs hayhall of vivian cup reader will be present price 25 cents stouffville school fair kesvlts earl cook tom oliver and j mcquinn pitcher centre fielder and rirst base of toronto maple leafs were in town last week stopping at earls old home in lemonville the hoys have since gone north for a holiday the ball business having come to an end for this season despite the fact that there were three auction sales last saturday within a radius of 10 or 12 miles of stouffville one of the largest crowds ever assembled at a furniture sale in this town gathered at the robert miller home in the west end when the large list of household effects were disposed of by mr barstow miller of hamilton who is winding up his fathers estate hundreds of individual sales were recorded running from a grandfather clock knocked down at 50 to a clare- mont buyer to sales as low as 5 cents a gramophone prized for its beautiful case sold for 16 a desk for 20 and a set of dishes for 30 scores of individual dishes were dis posed of and realized ready high prices perhaps the best bargain of the sale at least one which mr miller considered a real prize for someone was the sale of a walnut dresser for 7 which the owner be lieved had cost his parents around 90 opportunities like this which draw crowds to the auctions and what strange things take place here was a dresser costing so much money selling for only 7 while another dresser worth around 12 new brought slightly more than the wal nut piece anyway it was a greal sale with buyers from as far away as toronto the house was offered but railed to get a buyer and the property is still on the market but will be sold at an attractive price as mr miller does not intend to let it stand a s farmer handled the entire sale and sold the last article by six oclock the total proceeds exceeded 650 which ts large con sidering there were no sales over 50 and dozens under one dollar after an absence of nine or ten years earl f boadway of flint mich was in town visiting his rather mr isaac boadway and his brother carl at the shell garage earl is connected with the state welfare dept while here mr boad way who is accompanied by his wife took a side trip to barrie and other places accompanied by his parents and like all good americans they went north to see the quints a special meeting of the muni cipal councu on monday evening provide for the final details in con nection with the extension to the water works system in lie west end as previously reported in this paper contract tor the digging was let to john castle while local men will do all the work in connection with tho plumbing end of the job the new main will extend from a point at the rear of dr sangsters proper ty west to the rear of alex scotts property and will serve all the resi dents on that street as well as those on the north side o main sreet when their present services running under the pavement rot out and some of them are about at this stage now he has reached his 80th year economist markham miss elsie lownsbrough of stouftville was guest of honor at a tea and shower given by anne freeman on saturday afternoon september the fifth the guests were girls who had attended markham high school with the bridetobe and included misses doris johnston muriel hagerman erma holden zaida barker innis williamson eileen montmorency muriel stiver helen and florence little mary white and mrs a g little on wednesday sept 9 miss lownsbrough was the recipient of a tea and shower given by miss janet button the guests were the misses burkitt luella gayman agnes klinck erma holden anne free man mrs harry stover mrs allen goudie and helen hastings among tho mail received by the tribune last week was a renewal subscription from mrs dan yake cappon alberta mrs yake was a miss walker and will he remem bered by many of our readers as being a sister to the late red walker and misses annie and lydia walker merchants in ux bridge before the yakes went west about 28 years ago they farmed on the 8th concession of markham just south of the wideman church at widemans corners mrs yake lost her husband some years ago hut no doubt family ties hold her to the province of her adoption still she would find many old friends of girl hood days glad to welcome her to the old home district our town electrician nelson byer when a lad went west with the yakes to assist in building their home on the alberta farm newmarket couxctl change election date few the above is such a good sketch of mr elijah pennock that it would cause no confusion if his name wero not under the picture on tuesday this week mr pennock was so years of age and while he looks as fresh as a daisy he doesnt admit hat he feels that way for more than 30 years he was village con stable and did all tho bailiff work as well which was a considerable job at one period of his time the citizens in general wish him many happy days and good wishes for more years to come since the death of his wife four years ago his daughter mrs ross anderson came homefrom western canada and is the housekeeper in her fathers home on blako street the above is a pencil sketch made by tho late j w bengough on a visit to stouffville around 1900 or a little later municipal elections will he held in newmarket on monday december 7th this year instead of january lth the town council decided at a meeting held on tuesday night it is thought the new date would bo more convenient to both voters- and candidates a police station will be estab lished in the municipal building where complaints and police business may be attended to kenneth mount was sworn in as polico constable and thomas hall as police chief hunts chocolates pure wholesome and good for you 50c the pound sold by bo ad w ays drug store stouffville everylkmly likes hunts cnmly for its pure goodness freshness and quality always ask for hunts w boadway phn b continued from page four boyington 7 turner r5 leslie hart 7 dairy crlf any other breed jack rumuey 7 runiney 7 eldon boyd 13 robert white r 5 market lamb grant turner r 5 roy lintuer r 1 bruce lim ner r4 ewe lamb breeding type grant turner r 3 bruce lintner r 4 roy limner rl skill in handling calf lawrence boyington 7 george rudiuey 7 jack runiney 7 blanche mortson un 2 grant turner r4 bert paisley grace boyiugton 7 philip runiney skill in handling lamb grant turner r4 roy lintuer rl bruce lintuer r4 cockerel barred rock merle hoover 19 florence brownsberger 17 hazel brownsberger 17 eldred king 13ross hare r5car reesor 10 pullet barred rock margaret lewis 13 florence brownsberger 17 murray lewis 13 eldred king 13 corinno king 13 cockerel white leghorn jim sneath 13 allison fleming 13 albert hosking 13 flora byer 10 mildred reesor 10 eldon boyd 13 pullet white leghorn gordon lewis 12 george smith un 2 paulino smith un 2 doreen boyd 13 albert hosking 13 jean boyd 13 wheat fall variety 1 quart allison fleming 13 don thornhill 13 tom hare r 1 lloyd wide- man 17 roberta farquharson 7 bobbie timbers 9 wheat spring variety ros hare r5 evelyn barber 7 doreen rao 9 oats any variety marion rise brough 17 luoss hare r5 rose clarkson r 4 norma enipringham 15 gerald brillinger 2 gladstone myland 17 barley any variety ross hare r4 geo timbers un 2 allen wells 9 grant wells 9 marion risebroiigh 17 frances clarkson r4 wheat any variety shear lloyd ham 19 leslie hart 7 margaret hoover 19 ross hare r5 ruth clarkson r5walter winn 22 outs any variety sheaf walter winn 22 harold hare 2 harold townsend 19 barley any variety sheaf ross hare r 4 harold hare 2 sweet corn norma burtt 19 betty barber 7 joyce switt r3 field corn evelyn barber 7 walter winn 22 jim sneath 13 walter hook 22 june welsh 19 ross hare r 4 soy beans allison fleming 13 james boyington 7 jim sneath 13 john gray eldred king 13 norma burt 19 beets arthur keith rl aileen bowman 17 kathleen barry r2 viola gillion 19 helen fockler 2 clar green 22 carrots erie lehman r 3 elmer farthing r 3 ken green r2 shirley hoover 17 arthur keith rl phyllis vanzant 22 onions beatrice lickorish r 1 donna tait r 2 dwight forsyth r4 murray timbers 19 dorothy austin r5 frances clarkson r4 parsnips lloyd wideman 17 bob timbers 9 ruth ramer r3 ross hare r5 albert smalley rl jean vague un 2 potatoes dooiey anna heise 7 jessie chamber lain r5 ruth clarkson r 5 geo irumney 7 ruth jones 19 doug ward r 1 potatoes irish cobblers elsie chamberlain r 4 dorothy austin r 3 tom hare r 1 ross hare r 5clarence green 22joyce swift r 3 mangels jack rumney 7 lome hoover 13 doreen rae 9 grant turner r4 clarence green 22 walter 22 turnips stock feed ross hare r5 harold hare 4 clifford betz 22marion riseborough 17 ken green r 2 ken tranmor 10 turnips for table use jean miller 13 phyliss vanzant 22 ross harer 5 walter winn 22 doris conner 13harold hare 4 cahbago murray brillinger 10 murray vague un 2 clifford schell 2stan timbers 19 gerald brillinger 2 jim aboil un 2 pumpkin harold haro r2 lillian moyer 17 myron cohen 13 duncan smith 13 clar green 22 dixie welsh 19 squash shirley hoover 17 neil connor 13 carl hoover 19 dixie welsh 19 margaret booth 22 ross cunningham 17 northern spy apples leslie hart 7 grace morgan 19 marlon boston 7 eva scott 22 elaine baker 10 ken green r2 snow apples leslie hart 7 grace morgan 19 marion boston 7 eva scott 22 elaine baker 10 ken green r2 wealthy apples geo timbers un 2 blanche mortson un 2 leonard hoover 17 garnet rae 10 beth kellington r5 marion boston 7 mcintosh beatrice lickorish r2 betty williams r4 annabel town- send 19 ruth wideman 22 harold townsend 19 fall apples kenneth klinck r4 georgiua myland 17 beth kellington r 5 betty williams r4 willis hoover 17 harold townsend 19 winter annabel townsend 19 jimmy thomas 19 harold townsend les hart 7 viola gillioa 9 kathleen green r3 tomatoes edith byer 17- vera king 13 pauline smith un 2 eleanor goudie r3 dorothy austin r 5 jean vague uo2 plums grace kaiser r5 ken tranmer 10 lews barkley 19 dorothy austin r 5 margaret couperfhwait 22 betty williams r4 wo have just received word from our bronto orchards that our rene claude plums will be ready the 1st of next week they will arrive here for delivery tuesday morning the grower tells us that they aro the finest sample in years quality service new improved ceresan for treating wheat ceresan cost very little but gives greater yields fertilizer recoseuenbed for fall wheat free flowing 2120 0120 0106 20 pc super 10 pc super stock of fertilizer on hand sale of ivory bread flour at 310 if you havo grain to sell get our prices phone 4501 stiver bros stouffville ont m fti m o o co m d q o 0 ms amazing jujjjjl v proof iwl jk by over 500 farmers the challenger anker holtht possesses 12 practical features not available on any other cream separator fhe manufacturers asked hundreds of users to place their own val uations on these features these valuations made by users of the j4nkerholtl challenger tnodei total more than the price at which this extraordinary cream separator sells for what over 500 users say they are worti 1 stlfbalancinc bowl mw foci out of bjlarx if only on mj in anvoci nrvfi nttd m ichirinl ntta wartfc sl so i lifetime agreement on kv u you m vi buy anotrwr upjiilw lira wwtfc ill 5 clarifying chamber mvv ir un nd barnyard ilih batsnt vnritmf i 6 cushioned supply tank bci j km no fwj trtl or clampl 1 tmreeway speed indicator tmally vrirt tjt accuracy ihwl s removable bowl housing kmff wit crin tmwai t hinged gear case o nitnt mmecton ol filling ana rlyjhmg 10 cooobyt on can no 041 can lochb olatti otaj o hol tl boltless shelves luit hoot on tt aveoacf valuation think of it inbt taatm aarm a tiki urajrar nd soo uwxri uy ttujl ttwv alonf trt woit mo than jlnvn any mpaatot rll fcw yet tr ovalwrifar asifcrtot coil no nwr tsan oth good ilia w fred middleton goodwood ontario hs mr deeds goes to town gary cooper and jean arthur this is the picture of the month easy laughs are combined with swift story progression in smoothassilk manner a story not prettied by extravagant settings but enriched by the cream of hollywoods character actors gary cooper and jean arthur at their best three nights only thursfrisat september 242526 the stanley theatre