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stouffville ontario thursday nov 5th 1936 just arrived six carloads of body hardwood special quotation in quantity lots to arrive this week a cardload of bran and shorts you can buy blue coal stove or nut from us the gormley elevator phones 7303 and 7307 frank harvey prop private carload of extra choice cows all pure hied and grades tb tested mostly holsteins to suit local farm demands holden and boyd proprietors phone stouffville holden 18401 phone stouffville boyd 504 a full egg basket brings a full purse make your weekly egg check larger by giving your laying hens the feed that will help them lay more big easily mar ketable eggs eggs with sound shells eggs that grade high and bring top price puicypep e g g f mash jt supplies all the nu tritious elements that the high pro ducing hen re quires not only for making eggs but formaintaininghcr body weight while she works for you stiver bros stouffville ontario personal appearance ernie magann nlid his famous paradise islanders -in- the music hall uxbridge friday nov 6 1936 presenting concert and old time mid modern dnuco for tho one price 23c nor person concert 8 to 10 pm presenting musical acts from local towns and toronto dance 10 to 1330 pm entertaining evening guaranteed for young and old bethesda mr and mrs alfred robinson visited with his sister mrs a b shaffer on sunday the wms held their regular monthly meeting at the home of mrs d snider in stouffville on wednesday afternoon there is no yps this week but next friday night rev l e atkinson of stouffville will give a missionary address to our young people this friday night the wms are holding an open meeting in the church rev mr folliet of rich mond hill will be the speaker a large number from here at tended the anniversary services at the sixth line baptist church on sunday rev w s whitcome ba a former pastor was the preacher tor the occasion saturday night was a good old spooky halloween even if it was wet which made everything more wierd you walked up the roads filled with urie sights and chills pricked your spine and you were afraid to talk out loud and what were you doing oh nothing the next morning we saw rail fences across the road gateways without gates that had frisked away with no one in sight and had climbed trees and were having a merry time swinging in the breeze oh well what of it it was just halloween we will give our young folk credit for not destroying things although they must have had a lot of fun the ghosts and goblins witches and spooks iblack cats and other queer objects including a heavy weight with a face somewhat re sembling a baboon found their way to major thompsons last friday night to the big halloween party the masquerade was very amusing and the prizes were awarded to a witch and a twofaced gentleman who were helen atkinson and don sullavin when the parade was over and the folks were asked to re move itheir masks a very fine look ing dude turned out to he the wife of a prominent citizen a dainty maiden when unmasked revealed no one else bult at mischievous and fun- loving boy ghosts were both male and female other gruesome creatures wore folks we had missed among those not in costume we all had a merry time and will not for ger it soon flljijipihli sbsmessgejej rtbmmir lfcr sttw wpi ys- i mi i iitfii t 9l- ffl p iiufc saj s xr sssiiihss ji 1 ii r fir i fytfb 2bzr i bgfei- iuxi j b v t fill ry4 ftlmi tm t 2 5 jtjrft job hv 9 mjffiiixiir-i- sssssglg vmwimr i m3 s bo twiui i 4 gjafegaaa a t l f m s iyu t a3 5ij iu- i s i wljr ts spsgmfcss jej i sunday evening at the christiax church mr morris hughes ba teacher of the ambassador bible class of forward baptist church toronto and the class executive which will have com plete charge of the evening service on sunday at the stouffville christian church the members of this class are all young men who give pre- emiuce to the things of christ it is expected that 45 or more of them will be present a special invitation is extended to all the people of stouffville and district especially the young men song service opens at 645 come early and join us in singing some of the good old familiar hymns auction sale of horses tb tested cattle imple ments household furniture etc the undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at lot 16 con 7 whitchurch one and one quarter miles south of ballantrae ion saturday nov 7th 1936 193g the property belonging to daniel oleary horses black gelding bay gelding t it tested cattle cow red s years due about april 5 cow black 5 yrsdue about june 5 cow roan 2 years due about may 0 heifer holstein implements etc binder with trucks mhi mower decring disk seed drill set disk harrows set spring tooth harrows set flat harrows farm wagon gravel box wagon box with spring seat riding plow cockshutt sulky hay rako 2fnrrow plow 2 walking plows scnftler root pulper cutter cream separator renfrew barrel churn medium size crosscut saw set heavy scandinavian harness sot driving harness fanning mill hoes forks and various other articles furniture largo leather rocking chair double iron bed and springs camp cot kitchen clock coleman lamp coal oil heater s dinging room chairs gramophono box stove iron griddle 2 large platters number halt gallon jars terms of sale cash sale at 130 oclock no reserve o storey clerk a s farmer auctioneer show at chi chicago oct 2s two prominent ontario cattle breeders f h deacon of uniouville and duncan campbell of moffat listed entries today for the 1931 international live stock exposition to be held at the chicago stock yards november 2s to december 5 mr deacon winner of numerous top ribbons here in past years will exhbit a purebred show herd of shorthorn cattle as will mr camp bell the steer classes of the chicago show will again be judged by the noted british stockman walter biggar of dalbeattie scotland it will be mr biggars twelfth trip here from his home in scotland to award prizes in the fat cattle competitions and select the grand champion ontario sheep entries include those of the veteran exhibitors charles j shore of glanworth who will show 27 head of purebred cots- wold and c j brodie of stouff ville who will exhibit in the pure bred southdown and carload lot classes robert black and sons of fergus who list 12 oxfords are exhibiting here for the first time both shore and brodie have won numerous championships at this exposition in past years brodie having exhibited the grand cham pion carload of lambs here in 1931 and 1935 manager b ii heide predicts a recordbreaking entry this year by the closing date for filing them november 1 he states that there will be upwards of 13000 horses cattle sheep and swine competing this year for the 100000 that will be offered in prizes melville the ladies of uniouville united church are presenting a play the strike of the ladies aid at mel ville church on friday evening nov 13 watch for full details in the next issue of this paper mr and mrs herb spoltord and and edith motored to points north for ithe hunt last sunay the lantern slides and lecture on birds given by mr edwin dixon naturalist of uniouville at melville last friday evening was a rare treat sedom does one have the oppor tunity to see the countless varieties of birds in their natural haunts and have their habits and peculiarities explained as did mr dixon two families of this community narrowly escaped injury last halloween night while motoring home in both cases the drivers were confronted with gates rails etc cunningly placed just over the brow of a hill in this day of high speed itravel even the smallest youngster should realize the danger in pranks of that kind ring wood less groundhogs farmers kill 2670 during the summer stanley humpries newmarket is top scorer judas has a hard name there wasan account of a young peoples meeting in one of our ex changes a few days ago and the speaker of the evening had taken judas as an example not to be fol lowed the speaker could find nothing good about judas he was the modern doublecrosser when people used the word traitor it was judas to whom they referred par ents do not give their sons the name of judas and so- on reading the abbreviated report we take it the speaker did not think much of judas and the world seems to share that opinion great painters show him as an unlovely person some of them make hiiu look decidedly mean truth is no per son seems to havo much of an opin ion of judas there is this to be said in memory of the muchabused man he re pented for that which he had done he took back the money which had been paid to ibetray his master he cast down the pieces of silver in the temple and departed and went and hanged himself we hold no partlcuar brief for judas and per haps it nfakes no great difference to him what people of 193g think or say of him but in plain justice t the man we believe too many people leave him in the act of betrayal and fail to notice what be did afterward as the enormity of the thing he had done grew upon him he went and hanged himself he should at least be credited with having paid the price ifor the betrayal as far as he was concerned mr and mrs hill of fishorville spent a week with their daughter mrs george myland of ringwood the other day we saw a young lad carrying home a tame rabbit and we were wondering if he will be properly instructed on how to feed the new pet even a grown person commencing rabbt- keeping as a commercial venture in variably overfeeds the animal an other common mistake arises from the popular fallacy that babbits do not require water while it is true that rabhits fed on large quantities of roots or succulent green feed do not require water to the same ex tent as those being fed largely on hay and grain nevertheless rabbits should have clean water available at all times so that they may take it as desired as a matter of fact the want of a jberal supply of water to the mother rabbit at certain times has often been responsible for the loss of many a good litter mrs henry gilbert believed to have been 93 or 94 years old died at the brierbush on sunday after noon she was a resident of whit church and a very fine old lady her husband died more than 30 years ago dominion 5 stores ml t- e d stouffville branch ground grip tires for cars trucks tractors and farm implements swifts garage stouffville ontario specials for this week clarks soups except chicken 4 clarks chicken soup 2 for clarks ketchup 2 for clarks pork beans 2- for clarks spaghetti 1g oz 3 for clarks veal ham tongue 2 domestic or easi first short 2 chasesanborn dated coffee lb ingersoll old oxford cheese lb artificial extracts s oz 2 for sunlight soap 4 for new seasons dates 2 lbs grape fruit seedless 5 for florida oranges dozen 35c sweet potatoes 3 lbs 10c groundhogs throughout noru york have suffered heavy losses dur ing the past summer in a battle waged by the farmers of king whitchurch and east gwillimbury townships it has been reported by aemilius jarvis mfh of toron to and north york hunt club in an extensive crusade organ ized by toronto and north york hunt club 2670 hogs have been killed during the past summer one of the most successful campaigns in recent years stan humphries of newmarket received a prize of 20 from the hunt club as champion groundhog killer iy the three town ships he bagged no less than 490 h turner rjr no 2 new market was a close second with a kill of 440 groundhogs he received 15 other awards were h keffer newmarket 241 hogs prize 10 lawrence shaw newmarket 223 hogs prize 5 frank staley w keffer roy keffer l keffer a wolvern and j drury all of new market received 2 james williams w sedore of lemonville and c chapman of aurora also received 200 sale register saturday nov 7 farm stock implements and house furniture belonging to daniel olearv at lot 1c con 7 whitchurch 1 14 mile south of ballantrae n re serve sale at 130 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer tuesday nov 3 horses t b tested cattle implements hay and grain belonging to r wbaker at lot 7 con 10 whitchurch just north of stouffville owner giv ing up the farm sale at 1 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer tuesday nov 10 4 to 5 acres of standing hardwood including good body maple and beach also a number of articles belonging to henry hoover lot 34 con g markham sale at 2 oclock terms cash ralph hoover clerk a s farmer auctioneer wednesday nov 11 auction sale of farm stock hay etc also standing timber the proper ties jjf nancy brilliuger and victor appleton at lots 2 and 3 ion 5 whitchurch terms cash sale at 1230 a s farmer auctioneer thursday nov 12 at lot 7 con 5 markham mile south of no 7 highway sale of farm stock and implements also house furniture belonging to mrs emily s compton terms cash sale at one robt allin clerk a s farm er auctioneer friday nov 13 household furniture also a few horses to be sold maple street oak ridges 1st road north and west of windmill garage the properly of miss clara sherriek sale at 130 oclock terms cash a s farm er auctioneer vandorf 25c ioc 23c 10c 25c 27c 25c 36c 27c 25c 22c 19c 23c kenneth phillips malinger mr and mrs a g snider enter tained friends from stouffville on sunday miss elsie plowright of minising visited her aunt mrs gordon carr mr and mrs plowright spent sun day at the carr home also mrs george ledson and little daughters doreen and margot spent a few days with her parents mr and mrs h a switzer recently a special service will be held at wesley church in the evening ot november 8th newmarket yps will have charge of the service to commemorate armistice day the cgit will meet this coming saturday at miss switzers home each one is requested to bring a picture of themselves when they were under 5 years of age halloween has gone for another year with very little damage done an enjoyable evening was spent at the hall on friday a croqugnole contest aroused keen interest among the players a light lunch was serv ed after the singing of songs anyone who missed the amos and andy program on wednesday night of last week lost many a good laugh i hear the boys have been invited to give it at newton robinson in the near future several people had opion it was one of the best ever given at the hall notice to creditors alton a grandmothers day an annual feature of the altona w i will be observed at the november meeting which will be held at the home of mrs c badgero on wednesday nov 11th at 2 pm a program suitable to the occasion will be rendered as follows paper things my grandmother missed by aire w mckay address on the origin of pottery by mrs w parker exchange of quilt patterns and a demonstration of christmas gifts motto for the month let us grow lovely growing old goodwood mrs few in the estate of peter bvprdccensod all persons having claims against ithe estate of peter byer late ot the village of stouffville in the county ot york gentleman deceased who died on or about the 18th day of may 193g are hereby notified to forward to ithe undersigned execu tor of the said deceased on or be fore the 4th day of december 1930 full particulars of their claims as after that date the estate will be distributed having regard only to such claims ot which notice has been received dated at stouffville this 4th day of novemher 193g harold a sanders stouffville ontario solicitor for jesse l byer executor jesse harper is spending a days with her sister mrs cecil jones mt zion miss stella murray rjn of niagaraonthelake spent the week end with friends here miss sarah collins has returned to toronto after spending a few- days with mrs j e wagg mrs chas harper and mrs reynolds of winnipeg spent last week at mrs harpers daughters mr and mrs eugene beach at newtonville the fowl supper at the uuited church was more widely attended on tuesday evening than ever pro ceeds almost touched 140 the visitors all appeared to appreciate the meal and the concert as did ouri own folk i we hear our veteran township clerk is chalking up another birth day this week mr roach is a re markable man for his age and we congratulate him at this time mr and mrs feasby who have retired from the corner store busi ness will remain in goodwood for a time at least we hope it will be for all time he has an announcement elsewhere in this issue radio repaired in your own have your by a trained man home gordon e cober radio technician in stouffville every monday and friday for appointment phone 1904 or 9907 toronto store phone ge 5320 classified notices domestic a capable women with one child would like domestic- work farm preferred apply at she tribune offive wanted experienced young man for farm work near stouffville must be a good milker apply at tribune office wanted used tribune office cistern pump for sale 200 white rock pullets phone 4802 a d grove onions yellow globe ba livers 50 lbs for 50c edw walls ph 7820 feather bed for sale re liable owner phone 340s for sale metal bath tub 5 12 ft for sale simeon hoover phono 5514 for sale 50 white leghorn yearling hens 90 pullets ready to lay mrs a b gillett milliken house for runt electric and water installed garage apply to john morgason eastend for sale hound pups stop in and see them walter byer sh con markham wanted quantity of savov cabbage russel drewerv phone 3402 for sale nine piece oak dininc room suite in good condition cheap apply d bales telephone agincourt 4 ring 12 t t b tested springers also for sale gov cows fresh and good work horse phone 9207 w tranmer for sale 1 fordson tractor re modelled oliver plow 2 furrow 2 gang plows 1 cutting box g a prentice milliken ontario lost- ijarge brown chesapeaks dbg near richmond hill reward telephone ki 5125 or stouffvilla 2513 mums stock for sale chrystanthemum stock plants large and small varieties for sale af brillingers green house price 10c each or 3 for 25c open evenings for sale cow part jersey ayrshire heifer calf g months number pullets hens and young roosters mrs j w alsop lincolnville auction sale quality price new feeds we announce our new policy of placing all straight or mixed chop feeds on tho market hammer mill ground this form of grinding increases palatability and positively over comes waste good quality western grain used exclusively if you are progressive try these feeds at no additional cost available at all branches hog production costs can be cut materially with dixiesupbr hoc concentrate order your supply today dicksons hill mills bethesda ont stouftville ont markham on stouffville ont established 1842 plus service farm stock hay and furniture hardwood bush the undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at lot 3 con 5 whitchurch township the farm stock hay and furniture belonging to victor appleton and 10 acres of standing timber in quarter acre lots more or less at lot 2 con 5 whitchurch township belonging to nancy e brillinger wednesday nov 11 cows sheep and poultry red cow full flow red cow milking both t b tested 3 ducks 4 geese white jersey giant pullets several breeding ewes quantity of alfalfa hay the wood lots will he sold nfeer the chatties jiro disposed of as the properties nro close together furniture etc extension table rug coal oil stove 4 burner oil stove oven vacuum sweeper number of jars round colony house galvanized 500 chick cap buzz saw good as new incubator iron kettlo gas drum pump terms of sale cash in respect to the wood lots pur chasers will be allowed 2 winters to remove the wood brush must be suitably piled sale at 1230 oclock a s farmer auctioneer appilb butter anyone wishing apple butter made at the altona mills please get the order in at once peter nighswander phone 9021 for sale jersey bull register ed government tested from im ported sire accredited herd year old 1 white york sow 9 pigs 5 weeks 1 white york sow due november tenth 10 chunks 5 months 20 chunks 3 months all thrifty good feeders fred tomkins lot 3 con 3 whitchurch farms for rent 50 acres at lot 22 coin 4 martham also 100 acres lot 12 rear con s vaughan both fully equipped with build ings apply p t evans uniou ville house for sale on 10th street stouffville located next to en trance to cemetery splendid lot must be sold to wind up estate j n byer phone g205 a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvilla monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am medical dr s s ball physician and surgeod office cor obrien and main phone 1s coroner for york county harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phono 1800s mccullough button barristers solicitor convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan l e oneill stouffville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phone residence phone r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000