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stouffville ontario thursday oct 1st 1936 town topics potatoes are bringing the good wood farmers 1 per bag at the farm or delivered in goodwood june may be the month for strawberries but good old october is the time for hot fowl suppers mr allan gray and norman keal left saturday morning ou a trip to sudbury to visit allans brother milk is advancing to nine and ten cents a quart in various towns according to announcement in our exchange papers hero in stouflville wo are treated to pasteurized milk at only s cents a quart all the year through who was doing that terrible swearing at your house this morn ing henry asked the old lady 1 do hope it wasnt you no in deed protested henry that was pop you see he was late for church and couldnt find his hymn- book since day school has resumed up on the hill after the summer holi days the windows of the school are again most attractive looking filled with beautiful flowers and paper decorations the teachers are to he commended for their cooperation with the caretaker in making the stouffville school building second to none in the nroviuce from the point of being well cared for and from the artistic side then was sufficient trost oue night last week to form ice a quarter inch thick over a pail of water the big price reduction sale in monarch paint is being continued at brathwaites hardware your at tention is directed to our display announcement in this issue the next regular meeting of stouflville municipal council will be lied on friday evening of this week instead of on the regular date the north york plowing match will be held at hingwood on october 21 and many enquiries are coming in for prize lists indicating a big interest in this event gun licenses promptly issued by n w byef stouffville mrs leslie hodgson and miss sadie stewart spent a few days at st catharines visiting the formers i nephew mr and mrs ross irwin mr and mrs art fisher and sou thos of elk lake northern ont accompanied by mrs nelson wag aud miss billie of claremont spent a day last week with the formers auuts mrs t smale and mrs e tarr the great hangovas palm reader will he at l e oneills furniture store this thursday free reading with every 30c purchase of aukraft paint enamel or varnish mr and mrs harvey keal ad daughter of greenbank mr and mrs wilmot walker and daughter of manchester and mr and mrs langmaid of oshawa spent sunday at the home of mr george winn the tribune is indebted to william tyler young minister who had charge of christian churches at stouflville and churchill for a year prior to leaving for china for an interesting account of his trip and arrival in the east it will be read with interest on another page of this issue mr tyler was born in china henco entering the celestial domain was not quile the same to j kim as to most missionaries who leave our shores his parents who have served for years in the foreign held were there to greet him hence his raturn to china was somewhat of a homegoing there will be some rare old pieces in glassware sold at w j mcconnochies auction sale on wednesday of next week at the farm just west of kingwood a mile and a half it is another large furniture sale to clear everything in the spacious home and those wishing odd pieces in either dishes or furni ture should attend this sale wednes day october 7 dont fail to take advantage of the sale of blue ribbon union paint at goudies hardware just arrived a stock of fresh royal purple stock poultry tonics keep your stock healthy and in good condition by using iroyal purple good for poultry cattle horses hogs and all farm stock packages 30c to 175 bo ad w a ys stouflville ontario last week mr john ratcliff arrived home from his two and a half months visit in western canada he is looking fine and was delighted with the holiday which gave him an opportunity to make a side trip of 1500 miles from the home of his daughter at midnapore near calgary up into the peace river country with his son fred a report of which mr itatcliff so graphically described in these columns some weeks ago in a letter which he sent the tribune in all mr ilateliff covered some 0500 miles from the time ho left stouff ville until his return and thats no small journey for a man over seventy years of agemixed opinion says mr ratcliff is encountered all through alberta on the aberhart social credit scheme those that are getting from under their load of debt are delighted and those who are stuck are not so enthusiastic mr ratcliff showed us the first alberta scrip money we have seen and it is possibly the first to reach stouflville the paper content and size of the bill and its general appearance closely resembles any ordinary canadian dollar there is this difference the back of the bill provides for the weekly stamp to be affixed but the hill has every appearance of any legal tender rev h m manning who died at brampton last week preached in the methodist church at uxbridge back in 1895 on a four year term during rhis time he visited stouffville on many occasions as district chairman stouffville being part of the ux bridge district at that time the late mr manning was one of the first ministers of the methodist church to preach near edmonton over half a century ago the new cnr timetable effective last week changes the time of going and coming of all passenger trains through stouff ville the morning mail is not due here now until 1005 which is 14 minutes later than heretofore while the evening train from toronto does not arrive before 611 also 14 minutes later than heretofore the down train to toronto is due at 1035 in the morning 15 minutes earlier and 712 13 minutes earlier in the evening this week seven students from stouflville and district left to re sume their studies at toronto university sam foote is entering 4th year in the civil engineering course don closson sam borinsky chas nolan g murchison and miss agnes klinck commence their second year in various courses while donald mover enters his second year at mcmaster university in hamilton miss helen hastings enters toronto university for her first year course reg button goes to osgoode hall and john button is pursuing his studies in medicine at uc college lou mordeu left last week for western canada where he will join his brother preston who recently located at lloydminster alberta lou will buy horses for the montreal market blue ribbon union varnish makes a wonderful finish for your furniture and woodwork get your supply now at goudies hardware rev dr mitchell will take part in the presbyterian church annivers ary services at bradford on sunday by preaching morning and evening most of us would be more at home participating in the monday evening program which calls for 500 to sit down to a hot fowl supper work has commenced on laying a four inch water main on second street from the rear of dr sangsters property to the rear of alex scotts john castle is in charge of the spade work and fletoher gondie the plumbing the cost of this work running over 1000 will be met from funds already in hand in the water works account a number of local fans journeyed to sunderland this wednesday after noon to see the baseball game be tween sunderland and wingham at wingham last saturday that team won from the brock boys by a 21 score in ten innings indicating a very close contest for the semifinals of the oba sunderland won the penant last year and have only two or three teams to meet before reach ing the top in the championship race of 1930 scores of our reaaes will join with us in extending good wishes and congratulatons to mr and mrs r j daley of edmonton on reach ing their 61st wedding anniversary as recorded in the edmonton journ al and reprinted on the front page of this issue mr daley was a promi nent business man of stouffville and did much to develop the community from a mere country corners to a humming village no other man contributed quite so much to the de velopment of the village as did r j as he was so familiarly call ed ever to this day he is actively engaged in business as a rancher of considerable importance and oper ator of an estate of some 3000 acres in one of the best mixed farming districts in alberta monarch paint per quart fall paint sale mrs isaac stouffer left town last week enroute to her home near greenshields alta mrs stouffer came east three months ago owing to the illness of her father john r hoover east of altona and who subsequently passed away mr and mrs isaac stouffer farm a quarter section and follow the lines of mix ed farming fairly well since mrs stoufiers return to the west her mother has gone to live with mrs john watson on the 10th concession thus two sisters who were raised near goodwood under one roof have returned to the same condition of living after having their own homes separately for about 50 years the village is said to be overrun with punch boards according to one authority who ouglit to know strangers are calling on the school children inducing them to sell these games of chance but our advice is that the whole thing should be stopped and that parents forbid their children to accept any more of these boards to sell such schemes for raising money may have some place among members of certain societies who are trying to raise money for charitable purposes or some other public need but it is not proper for private gain it is also questionable from a legal point of view and teachers have requested this paper to call the attention of parent or guardian to the matter womens institutes offer ah plans are well under way for the financial campaign and first annual tag day to be held on october 17th in aid of the childrens aid society of york county there has been a splendid re sponse from the various municipali ties in the county they have given assurance of their cooperation in the proposed drive and are unani mous in expressions of good wishes for the success of the campaign 1 wonfens institutes and servico clubs in the- county are entering in to the work of organization with great enthusiasm lotaoi ioe30i lonaoi loxzxot xoe3qe quick drying enamrlswhite ivory nile green porch and floorlight and dark grey brown yellow and tan clear varnishlight oak and dark oak stains and ground color white ivory and light green flat wall paint white light green ivory buff and cream house paints anoc lonoc 30e30i x0e30e 30e30e xoexot brathwaite hardware phone 960 j stouffville ont auctnon sale farm stock implements etc the undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at east half lot 1 con 1 uxbridge township altona thursday october 8th 1936 the following property be longing to rolph jones horses and cattle bay horse aged black mare aged cow roan 4 years calf by side cow roan 6 years bred sept 17 oow roan s years bred aug c cow roan milking implements etc binder m h oft cut good mower mccormick 5ft cut fanning mill with bagger chatham rake m h cultivator drill mh 12 hoe combined old drill wagon set harrows set disc harrows wagon and box bain set sleighs 2furow plow gang plow fleury single plow no 7 wilkinson 2 sets doublo trees 3 neckyokes iron kettle buggy 6 sets of doubletrees forks hoes rakes etc furnace kettle 4 logging chains hay rack light wagon quantity hay and other articles as farm lias boon rented sale at 130 terms of sale cash no reserve john scott clerk a s farmer auctioneer mrs w h clrlc of collingwood was in town for a day or two mrs clark is a former resident of church street and her late husband was tho callable clerk of whitchurch twp for many years mrs clark informs us that her son hugh is now living in toronto where he is employed by the ontario department of agri culture stouffvillo once had anold mill pond which lay east of the cnr station at the rear of dr ira freels residence on main street there is not even a remnaut of the banks nor the willows on which the boys used to hang their clothes when they went swimming however we have quite a few citizens who well re collect the old pond a subscriber in the usa in writing the tribune wants to know if the old swimming hole is not good enough for the pre sent generation instead of a specially constructed tank trouble with stouffville is that we have no swimming holes those of the good old days have dried up aud are no more excellent profile likeness of king edward viii the new series will bo part of the annual issue of ap proximately 2000000000 canadian postage stamps in england the first issuo of stamps bearing the head of king edward went on sale last week and continued until satur day after which date they were taken off the market and the pre sent supply of george v stamps will bo sold until exhausted an other issue of new stamps will fol low after the coronation next may 30 the english issue is of the same sizo and color as tho georgo v issue but plainer and more vivid it is said that tho head of his maj esty stands out well ffgainst a shad ed background while the design as a whole is very simple yet digni fied quality service the anniversary servico of st james presbyterian church stouff ville will be held sunday oct 4th at 300 pm special music will be provided by the choir of standrews presbyterian church markham the choir will sing the heavens are telling from haydies the creation the sermon will bo de livered by the minister of bonar presbyterian church toronto rev g c lamont st james church was opend for worship in 1s94 under the pastorate of rev hea reid ba although it was back in 1s59 seventyseven years ago that re presentation was first made to the presbytery of toronto and arrange ments were made to send students to supply- stouffville services were first held in hie temperance halls and in 1sg3 the first frame ohurcli was built according to information received at the local post office plans are now going forward at the depart ment in ottawa for the issue of ti series of king edward stamps but they will not be on sale until the end of the year the reason is that it requires several months for the en graving and printing it is expect ed that the now stamps will bear an betty beauty salon nestle permanent waves this name is better known for quality than any other in con nection with hair beauty these waves can be had in spiral croquignole or combination allwaves include shampoo fingerwave and nestle hair rinse prices from 350 500 750 1000 marceling personality hair cutting oil shampoos scalp treatment for appointment telephone 320g 98 lbs ivory flour 310 flour prices are up wo nr passing the benefit of our early buying along to our customers schumacher feed thero is no other feed to equal schumacher the price has not advanced fulopep egg mash wo are in a position to book your order for your winter requirement of egg mash stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ont 3 1 m so wj u l c o u 0 go 1 m fir y it costs lets than half 0- as much per ye to uial there arc reatry only two kinds of cream separators 1 the kind that goes out of balance and 2 the kind that is selfbalancing there is only one cream separator built on the whole american continent that has a selfbalancing bowl it is the jftnkerholth bowk handbalanced try adding patches of solder inside the bowlhood gradually go out of balance from the first day of use at intervals such bowls mut be exchanged or sent back to the factory tor rebalancing all of the time such bowls are out of balnc they lose cream not so wilh the challenger ankerholth there it no bowl balancing department at the anker holth fac tory the ankerholth bowl if self- balancing and lit construction is patented ankerholth users do not suffer out of balance cream losses suppose you were to start today wsth two cream separators a challenger ankerhotth with its- selfbalancing bowl and another separator of the solderpatch wind assuming both cost the same when new here about the way the figures would work out in 25 years aufcohvlth first cost 100 00 otkr kl4 sioo 00 100 00 6250 200 00 bowl balancing four outof balance cream loss new separators bought rwor- service reconditioning ithree 6500 total for 25 years 516500 462 average per year 650 18 ln above estimate we have figured ebaaocing the solderpatch bowl each five years to keep out of balance cream losses down to mini mum he out of balance cream losses were figured at only 5250 per year ven though tests show this has run that high per month come in let us tell you the whole story fred middleton goodwood ontario here comes the how bo years of preparation dozens of stars months of production thousands of players irene dunne forever beloved as the lovely hearttouching magnolia worshipped by millions in this unforgettable portrayall axiaan jones handsome in looks gifted in acting ability charles willtlinger as capt andy greater than ever he was on stags and radiol patll robesoll unrivalled in his superb rendition of the original ol mao river comedy thats superbly funny drama that clutches your heart 1 music that touches your soul thurfrisat oct123 mat1nnee saturday afterxoox 2sj0 children 10c the stanley theatre