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afeibmie vol xlviii no27 stouffville ontario thursday oct 1st 1936 a v nolan jj publisher xyaii creophos strengthening conic and tissue builder relieves stubborn seated coughs and chilis increases resistance as colds renews energy deop- bron- j m storey the home of quality drugs druggist r g clendening funeral director son of pioneer cooper is dead isaac boadway loses his youngest brother peter a ringwood bride medical men had ambulance service phone markham 9000 the death of peter boadway at newmarket on sunday removes from this sphere of activity a native son of stouifville who was born g8 years ago up on tenth street where his father the late peter boadway was a cooper by trade the in dustry thrived here at that time as pails baskets and other articles were shipped to toronto peter jr was of a family of eight children born to peter lioadway and rachaej yake his wife all have passed away with the exception of one brother isaac boadway of stouffville peter was the youngest of the family and when a young man moved to toron to his wife predeceased him while tihey live in the city and surviving are one son and two daughters ben lives in detroit and the girls mrs paradine in whitchurch and her sister resides in toronto the funer al on tuesday afternoon left the homo of his brother in stouffville for churchill cemetery where inter ment was made on wednesday of last week sept 23rd miss gertrude fisher of ringwood became the wife ofj councillor abner sumnierfeldt of unionville the matrimonial knot was tied at the home of rev e morton after returning from their honeymoon mr and mrs summer- feldt will spend life together at ringwood their host of friends wish them many years of happiness the groom is a popular member of markham township council good program at doctors farm vimy kids imigrlra incidents describes l e oneill stoufpviijlie funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phone residence phone e a grubin registered optomerist will be at his office in stouffville very other moday and tuesday october dates 19th and 20th november dates 2nd and 3rd 18 and 17 and 30th eyes examined glasses fitted and repaired phone stouffville 2405 bloomington briarbush hospital mnin street stouffville uccnsc no 208 graduated nurses in attendance private semiprivate and public wards ambulance service phone 191 mrs e r good superintendent mansion house stouffville ontario all you can eat 35c meals tobaccos chocolates soft drinks sandwiches our specialty acme famous ice cream ladies and gents rest rooms mr and mrs arthur storry were visiting at copetown recently mrs jarvis stony was visiting at the home of her grandson in ux- brldge last week mr and mrs e a storry and mrs tranmer were in toronto on wednesday mr and mrs elias hutchison of maniloulin island spent a couple of weeks with his father and sister mrs baxter the womens association held their monthly meeting and social at the home of mr lou tindall on friday evening we welcome mr and mrs ernie davis into our neighborhood they have taken up residence on the storry place recently occupied by the late mrs win storey over one hundred friends and neighbors gathered at the home of mr win hill on thursday evening last and held a chirivari party and shower tor mr and mrs ernie davis the boys presented them with a cabinet of silver wane many other nice and useful gifts were re ceived after 50 years continuous resi dence in bloomington mrs albert law is leaving us to locate at leiuouville where she purchased walter grays house we do not like to see old friends of a lifetime move away however we are glad mrs law is not going far she will hold a farm stock sale on thursday oct 15 miivray barnes has bought the law farm elected to grand executive west end service station your service station is what we endeavour to make of our shell gas service station opposite the mansion house highest grade gas and oils plus courteous prompt and efficient service is the reason we servo so many steady customers try us next time you want a fill or chockup carl boadway opposite the mansion house phone 265 at the annual meeting of grand chapter order of the eastern star held at the royal york hotel toronto last week mrs a v nolan of stouffville a past matron of the local chapter was elected to the grand executive in a vote cast of more than 3 coo there wore 43 candidates eight to be elected jubilee chapter stouffville is the only chapter outside of the larger cities to have one of its members elected to a grand chapter appoint ment mrs viola e mcclung of brantford was elected as worthy grand matron and mr quentin boyd of belleville as worthy grand patron mrs frances haun of tennesse most worthy grand mat ron taking charge of the installation ceremonies jubilee chapter stouffville was well represented at the sessions which extended from tuesday until friday night among the ladies who attended were mrs h brillinger mrs j mustoii mrs i woodburn mrs l hoover mrs a v nolan mrs j borinsky mrs clayt baker mrs dr dales and mrs h malloy 3s leave stouffville 715 am am pm pm she kings uig ruuag safe direct economical leave toronto a b 925 c 345 b 840 eastern standard time daily except sun iiol 1- only e dally except sat sun hoi 1100 am 130 pm 530 pm 545 pm 1015 pm sun hoi only c sat attractive round trip fares new york 1735 chicago 1c70 washington 1ss5 ios angeles 6410 tickets and in formation at mansion house stouffville phone 161 gormley the bible school at gormley will open oct 5th with a staff of five teachers the opening exercises will be at 130 pm on the above date mr gordon lehman and family have returned to our midst again our new garage man is kept busy repairing many old models of cars since setting up business here we notice he is mentioned in the adver tising columns miss anna steckley will give her farewell message at the heise hill ohurch on sunday evening at 7 pm oct 4 miss steckley accompanied by the dicks and miss yoder are due to sail oct 17 from new york via glasgow we hear mr s n doner is hav ing an auction sale on con 3 markham disposing of his farm stock and implements etc as his son mr earl doner is taking over the farm this will be one of the big sales of the season fred byer our mail courier on rr 1 is kept quite busy carrying mail and attending to his many farm duties which he so recently took upon himself its too bad he has to eat cold meals while out on the new farm ploughing but fred thinks that wont last forever ahum over the past saturday and sun day the bretjhreninohrist tunker people jield their semi annual communron services on heise hill on sunday morning rev a d m dick and wife missionaries on furlough from india where they have spent fourteen years spoke their farewell messages to this con gregations miss leora yoder rn of grantham pa also spoke on sunday morning she will accompany the party to india and serve as a medical helper after spending one year training in london england enroute the stouffville veterans will hold a meeting in the fire hall on mon day oct 5th at s pm all veterans are invited to attend wo expect to have with us officers of the york county veterans association two nights only bishop dirstein of kitchener will return for two nights x preaching services in glasgow church on tuesday and wednesday october 6 and 7 this will be a great oppor tunity to hear this inspired preacher who will address the people each evening services commence at 730 take advantage of this oppor tunity and you will rccelvo the blessing ball catcher given occas chair melville choir practice will be held in the church this friday evening mr harold powell was home over the weekend melville anniversary services will he held october 1s19d11 all roads lead to markham fair this thursday friday and saturday mr i l white just recently finished wiring his house and barn for hydro mers robert and garnet francy called on mr and mrs thos myers of zephyr last saturday ten members of our melville ss received prizes for regular atten dance during the last term miss milne of ottawa at present staying with mrs a d bruce had the misfortune to fall and injure herself lost saturday officers players and fans from stouffvilles baseball club swooped down on thohome of louis lehman here the other evening and took their popular catcher so by surprise that he hadnt a boot to stand on the lads wanted to pay their re spects to the newly wedded couple and what an evening it was opening with real band music that could be heard to the yscarboro townline the group made their de- bout at the home president arthur weldon read a neatly worded address and manager tim oneill presented an occasional chair de spite the fact that lou was flaber- gasted he rose to the occasion and made a good speech on tuesday afternoon and even ing september 24 the officers of the toronto east medical association some thirty ifi number were guests of dr gilbert richardson at his stouffville farm the home of mr and mrs lloyd turner the sports of the afternoon were keenly contested following which the men did credit to a well balanced dinner dr ed pugh the genial president of the association was master of ceremonies many interesting topics of interest to the association in particular and to the medical profession in general were discussed dr chas farquharson of agin court spoke on the treatment of contagious diseases as carried on in the township of scarborough dr wm givens who has just re turned from abroad gave a most interesting talk on the vimy trip pointing oiit that the unveiling ceremony was the most impressive program that he had ever witness ed speaking of the soldiers visit to buckingham palace he emphasized i the love of the british people for our king he gave a most interest ing description of the days proceed ings one incident in particular where the king had gone into the palace when the crowd outside be gan singing the national anthem the king immediately returned and stood at attention while the crowd continued singing god save the king the evening closed with a vote of thanks to dr richardson and to mr and mrs turner who made the country trip possible says albertans are all happy the aberhart basle dividend promised to all farmers 1n alberta brings a smile to the face of the western farmer and makes albert ans all happy according to mr clarence stouffer of fleet alberta in sending his annual renewal to the tribune he says that crops around fleet were almost a total failure wheat jjveraged only 2 bushels to the acre and oats practi cally useless unless as a little feed the summer was very hot and dry but the fall rains revived the gar dens and saved the potatoes and other roots mr stouffer had 40 bushels from his patch however he adds we albertans are all happy for we are expecting our basic dividend in november hence with what we have and what wo expect to- get we are all smiles we look anxiously each week for the tribune which comes every monday evening mr mrs daleys 61st anniversary alberta pioneers celebrate anniversary at city home with the churches 9 toda mrs jacob fockler who ranks as the second eldest woman living in stouitvihe today stands on the threshhold of her 95th year mrs fockler was noru 94 years ago and although she nears the century mark her vitality and state of mind are wonderful although she had spent much of her time at the home of her family since the death of her husband in recent years- mrs fock ler right now is keeping her own home here in stouffville and is able to do the usual household duties which confront her many congratu lations will pour in on this fine old lady who is a marvel for her years slurried in ontario edmonton journal with members of their family and many old friends present to share in the joy of the occasion one of albertas best known and most popular old couples mr and mrs r j daley observed this week the 61st anniversary of their wedding mr daley is so years of age and his wife is 85 congratulations were literally showered upon the celebrants who make their home at 10014 103 st they were married in stouffville ontario in 1s75 and came to this province 30 years ago during the years 19091920 mr daley was in the service of the provincial department of immigra tion and colonization for some years past he has been giving his attention to his farms in the cam- rose and bittern lake districts mr and mrs daley have four daughters and one sou they are mrs c m montgomery winnipeg j mrs w c taylor toronto mrs o g isstand hines creek mrs r kottmeier and mr l r daley edmonton wilson rennie former pastor- missionary returns to central china pleasant voyage on hill resort in central china august 2gth 1936 dear friends in china at last and oh for the pen of the ready scribe to picture for you all that i have seen these last few days first may i thank all the kind friends who remembered the journey across the pacific in their prayers for it was a perfectly wonderful trip and instead of dread ing it we were able to enjoy every moment at first i thought i was to be alone on the way across but found on board also two other missionaries of the same mission china inland mission and so with pleasant company and good weather what more could he desired we left vancouver after a very pleasant trip through the states on saturday july 25th arriving in honolulu on thursday morning honolulu is all that it is portrayed to be both in climate and beauty i only wondered if one would not get tired of its constant beauty and warm weather the boat left there next morning giving us just one day to see what we would have liked to have taken a week or more to see yokohoma in japan was our next stop reached on august sth satur day japan with its small people all beautifully dressed especially the women to see them you would think it was some special occasion instead of just their ordinary every day wear we were able to take the electric train from yokohama up to tokyo the capital about an half hours ride japan is remarkably clean compared with china and per haps my tendency was to compare it more with china than canada and therefore my impressions of it would be different from mr crooks for example who will be coming out for the first time from yokohama wo went on to kobe also in japan hero we went to a temple built on the top almost of a mountain we had to go up by cablo car electric almost straight up going up wasnt as bad as cpm- ing down specially standing at the front seeing the track right below you almost it was sad to see all the people going up and down visiting the temple leaving little gifts of money etc having prayers written for them and sticking the paper on a stick in the side of a hill or chew ing it into pulp and throwing it at the idol which was a horriblo looking image covered with these papers i do not know anything about their worship but one could see by their faces that they wero governed by fear fear of evil spirits then china shanghai on tues day august 11th and father was down to meet me mother stayed up here to welcome us so you can imagine we didnt spend any longer in shanghai than was necessary about tho meeting i will let you imagine after an interval of six years i happened to come over on the same boat as i showed in the lecture on good friday the empress of japan the largest and fastest on the pacific but of course i was ithird class and that wasnt anything very grand all the accommodation is given to the first class and what a palace it is well from that boat we got on a japanese boat a little larger than tho boats crossing from cobourg to rochester and travelled up the yankste river first class chinese we had to eat chinese food but that wasnt too bad for me as i have done it before and rather enjoyed most meals breakfast is the worst meal least choice and how i missed the old porridge and eggs wish i could really describe all i saw up river some places the foreign boats are not permitted to stop for passengers in fact they can only call in at treaty ports so a boat junk conies out and hooks on while we went very slow and people scramble aboard or get off as tho case may be both at the same time and boxes and all all the scream ing and shouting and confusion but they got there somehow at one place where we were docked the beggars came out in round wooden tubs why they didnt upset i dont know and they had long poles with small nets at tho end which reached up to the deck wanting you to place your money in them we came about 500 miles up the river taking about three days we left the boat at a place called kiukiang one of the iplaces- we passed on the way was nanking the capital of china not a very impos ing looking place from the river but quito a coming city we had to take rickshas from kiukiang as the last bus had gone and how slow they are hut they give one a good opportunity to look around and take in the scenes and smells it was six miiles to the foot hills and then wo began the walk up the mountain this is an altitude of 3500 feet and its almost straight up there is one place called the 1000 steps where you climb up roughly a thousand steps straight up and there are many other flights similar if one does not wish to walk there is one other way and that is to ride up by a chair carried by four men that is quite an experience and so here we aro at this beautiful place and out of the heat though i had it hotter in the states than i have had it hero in china now i must close do trust this finds you all well and may the lords richest blessing be with you yours in his service william w tyler cio china inland mission 1531 sinza iroad shanghai china i a pretty wedding took place saturday afternoon september 26 1936 at 3 pm at the home of the brides parents mr and mrs william rennie stouffville wflien beatrice elva their second daughter was united in marriage to roy t son of mr and mrs william wilson of pickering township rev e lucas and rev i brubacker oflieiated the wedding march was played by mrs charles reynolds sister of the groom the bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a white silk crepe gown with veil fastened with orange blossoms she carried a bouquet of pink talisman roses and fern the bridesmaid miss fern wilson sister of che groom wore a gown and turban of blue chiffon velvet with matching acces sories and carried a bouquet of red talisman roses and fern little shirley lucas niece of the bride was dressed in pink organdy and carrying a nosegay of sweet peas and babys breath mr reginald rennie brotther of the bride was uhe groomsman mrs eldon smith sang because during the signing of the register with miss bertha stouffer at the piano fiftytwo guests sat down to a dainty supper served by friends of the ibride the happy couple left amid showers of good wishes the bride travelled in a grey crepe dress trimmed with powder blue and navy crepe redingote coat with navy and grey matching accessories on a motor trip to points north on their return they will reside on the farm of the groom in pickering township bloomington anniversary the anniversary services of the united church at bloomington will be held on sunday octoher lltli at 230 and 730 pm rev levi atkinson of stouffville will have charge of the afternoon service while dr thos mitchell of ringwood will preach in the even ing the male quartette of olare- mont baptist church will render music at both services another now house will bo built in stouffville right away when in a few days mr ken betz will break ground for a modern ibungalo on baker avenue next the mennonite parsonage the new house will embody all the latest improvements and will be finished outside in stucco mr and mrs f c rowbotham and helen motored to peterboro last week and spent a few days with milton clark and family where mrs t w klinck is visiting for a couple of months miss a m steckley missionary to india sailing from nyss camoronla october 17 1936 farowoll sorvlce gormley ontario october 4 at 7 pm farewell service church head quarters harrishurg pa oct 11 7 pm jesus command go yo into all the world and preach tho gospel his promise lo i am with you always even unto the end of tho world ready for service lowly or great ready to do his will field address saharsa bnw ry india stouffville presbyterlan ilev w h fullerba sunday october 4th 1936 200 pm sunday school 300 p m anniversary service rev g c lamont of bonar presbyterian church toronto everyone cordially invited stouffville mennonite church rev i brubacker pastor sunday october 4th 1936 1000 am sabbath school 1100 am worship 700 pm gospel service many aro enjoying the the splen did bible lectures each tuesday evening by mr wiseman these lectures are open to the public lemoxville bloomington ballantrae united churches services of worship rev c b jeirory pastor sunday october 4th 1936 bnllnntrao 1000 am sunday school 1045 am worship bloomington 230 worship plans are being made for the anniversary on october 11 lcnionville 200 pm sunday school 700 pm evening worship stouffville united church li e atkinson minister wednesday s ipjm prayer and fellowship meeting preparatory service for communion sunday sunday october 4th 1936 1000 am sabbath school 1100 am quarterly commun ion service subject the last supper 700 pm monthly young peoples service subject making people care miss lehman will give a fifteen minutes organ recital from 645 to 700 pm monday 8 pm weekly young peoples meeting you are heartily invited to wor ship with us stouffville baptist ohurch chas s mcgrath preacher wednesday 800 pm prayer and praise service sunday octoher 4th 1936 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship 700 pm preaching service everybody invited stouffville congregational christian church arthur greer pastor stouffville wednesday 800 ipro prayer service and bible study sunday october 4th 1936 1000 am sabbath school regular services 11 and 7 mr champion of toronto will address both services in tho interest of temperance all interested in temperance are invited to attend these services church hill 200 pm bible school 300 pm temperance service bloomington and ringwood christian church rev e morton preacher remember the conference rally at stouffville christian church on thursday october 1st 1030 am 230 pm and 8 pm bring pro vision for dinner and supper tea will be provided sunday october 4th 1936 services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona mr james oneill from the faith mission toronto will be the speak er on sunday he is very highly recommended i sixth line baptist church rev w e smnlley pastor telephone 1003 sunday october 4th 193g 1000 am sunday school 700 pm gospel service lovers of the gospel will feel at home at our services blue ribbon union paint leav es no brush marks dries thoroughly with a good gloss and can bo used on furniture as well as walls and ceilings get your supply now at goudles hardware