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stouffville ontario thursday nov 12th 1036 town topics is4tgittctttimpittsts whitchurch township council will hold their november meeting on saturday this week mr and mrs a r hobson tor onto were in town saturday even- uing calliug on friends and relatives mis nelson mowder left for toronto last week where she will spend the winter at the home of her daughter mrs hall miss violet hay of toronto was guest at the home of mr and mrs e c iennock on sunday the many friends of mrs fred chamberlain will be pleased to learn she has returned home after being a patient in the toronto general hospital for two weeks where she underwent a serious throat operation the november meeting of the united church wms will bo held on thursday evening nov 12 at i s oclock this will be a special and open meeting rev l e atkinson will speak on some aspects of his work among the indians all interested in curling are re quested to meet at the curling riuk this friday evening at s oclock important and urgent business is to be transacted says the secretary reeve h vv sanders who urges a good attendance m and mrs v e risebrough have moved to stouffville from hagermans corners and are located in miss lclsie johnsons house in the westend always anxious to gain new citizens mr and mrs rise brough are welcomed as the latest addition to our householders listen in on ckcl every evening at 1 1 oclock and hear colter sound equipments from the arcadian made by cordon e coher radio technician and sound engineer phone stouffville 1904 or 1i907 tor onto tie 5x20 factory wa 444p the following party headed for muskoka on the weekend for the deer season frank uaker christie armstrong sam armstrong and ralph flint who is chief of the culinary department the november meeting of junior farmers and girls short course club of stouffville will he held in itatdifls hall on november 12 at s pm the victoria square club will be the guests of the evening and will entertain us with a splendid program let every member en deavour to be present will each girl please bring lunch come and enjoy a pleasant evening for conducting a draw the prize of which was an 11000 house an officer of the toronto buildings trades council has been fined 100 and yet service clubs and in dividuals are selling tickets for similar events almost every day in the year tickets for the buildings trade council were sold in stouff ville and we know a newspaper man and professional man each of whom paid a dollar for a ticket and they are wondering if part of their money went to pay the line hut at that thousands of tickets were sold at a dollar each the draw didnt come off owing to the court proceedings and the line imposed thus the fact they were hauled into court proved a blessing in disguise for the organization could no nothing but keep the change and the house as well chronic cod coughs need liver oil there is no remedy for chronic coughs and colds and many in cipient colds so effective as vita min tested pure cod liver oil con taining a proper content of vitamin a and d we sell vitamin guaranteed cod liver oil cod liver oil that goes to the seat of the trouble and rids you of your old bothersome coughs as there are inferior grades on the market of cod liver oil see that the vitamin con tents of the oil is printed on the label and guaranteed it is only by taking the vitamintested cod liver oil can you expect to get results s oz small bottles 45c 1 c oz largo bottles lo bo ad w a ys lrui store stouffville ontario w roadway phiiib the ladies of stouffville and dis trict may look forward to a coming social event on wednesday after noon nov 2 when mrs aitken noted radio speaker will be in stouffville as guest of the local cltspter or the eastern star mrs aitken will give a cooking demon stration and afternoon tea will he served thoso who listen in to mrs aitkeus radio talks will keenly anticipate her visit to town an event to which all ladies are invit ed through this advance notice rev s goudle or vineland and mr isaac pike stouffville enjoyed a business trip to elkhart indiana as delegates and executive mem bers of the board of publishers of the mbc church in the usa and canada enroll te south by motor car with other friends they visited along the way and had an oppor tunity of seeing their american cousins in the heat of a presidential election without knowing anything about the personnel of the publish ing board down at headquarters we venture to say that our mr pike led them all in point of ago which at sg seems to have no effect on his mental and hut little on his physical capacity these two veterans hailing from vineland and stouffville are the type of men ontario is not ashamed to send from home to re present one of her church bodies in a business capacity ssjk little range with the ai wgcapactry this now findlay tortoise cook is a modern cooking and heating stove with all the efficiency of larger and more expensive ranges built to sell at a vory low price small compact only 38 inches by 21 inchos with reservoir it requires littlo floor apace to do its big job of heating and cooking and the full size 14inch ovon will take care of the bak ing for the average family tho oval firopot burns either wood or coal a large feed door accommodating largo pieces of wood the wood fire box is 18 inches long a feature not often found in this type of rango a singlo door covors fire box and ash pit doors and grato ends oven ther- momoter is standard equipment reser voir 4gallon capacity ask us for further details l mt w 4014 tortoise cook brathwaite hardware stouffville ontario friday evening nov 20 dust of the earth will be staged in ratcliffs hajl under patronage of the junior institute only 2ac shirley temple is coming back iu captain january at the stanley this week everybody wants to greet the little sweetheart of the stage the next sunday being the anniversary sunday at uloomington mr aud mrs wallace from the faith mission toronto will have charge of the 1100 am service and the kinsmen quartette the 700 pm service come early last friday mrs jack mcmulleu gave a dinner party in honor of the birthday of her aunt mrs h mcmulleu and that of mrs hill and mrs hrader sunday guests of mr and mrs t b rae were mr and mrs w a ross and daughter dorothy and son gordon of vineland also their son roderick student at toronto university stanley theatre thur f1u sat xovkmbkk 12 13 14 shirley temple iu captain january also guy kihbee slim summerville mickey mouse silly symphony monday tuesday wednesday november hi 17 18 dont get personal starring sally filers james dunn pinky tomlin and band mickey mouse shorts in making reference iu our last issue to the gift of flowers to mrs warminton at the united church on monday evening following the anni versary we omitted to say that flowers were bestowed on mrs ross wintorstein at the same time mrs winterstein had kindly assisted v in the monday evening program and many of our readers have called our attention to the omission which we are pleased to rectify at this time coming w fields in poppy that wholesome amusing and entertaining play dust of the earth will he given in ratcliffs hall on friday evening nov 20 under auspices of the stouffville junior institute the east is a local company from pickering and they have been called to repeat the play tiime and time again including en gagements in toronto reserve nov 20 and patronize the institutes evening the problem of seeking the lad or lads who are breaking electric light bulbs in the east end has been handed over to constable quibell for investigation on thursday of last week the electrician put a new bulb on the pole on main street im mediately opposite mr harry paisleys residence and before saturday night it had been broken the electrician brought the broken piece to the chairman a e weldon of the water and light committee and the reeve as proof of what is going on this led to constable quibell being asked to investigate e a grubin ro optometrist and optician will be at his ollice in stouflville on monday and tuesday nov 10th and 17th wanted i copies of the tribune dated oct si 19iti lor which 5c pet- copy will be paid to the first child filling this order you can obtain your daily news paper at a saving by using the clubbing rates of the tribune it doesnt matter which toronto paper you subscribe for we save you something oft lie regular rates some folks are so hungry for news that they manufacture it out of their own imagination faster than a newspaper man can check up on the stories the other day a double wedding was reported to have taken place at a mongolia farm home hut when the scribe got in direct contact with at least one of the parties supposed to be subscrib ing to the contract we found that it was a story made out of the imagination however it may be news to publish a double wedding and it is still news to assure the people that there is really nothing truthful aliout the yarn twentynine people from the mbc church stoultville motored to colborne ontario last sunday to lake part in the evangelistic meeetings being conducted in the town hall there by rev ii moyer and rev 1 brubacher physical training winter class es free to all over 10 years of age will commence on monday next at 7 pm at the school gymnasium those wishing to take advantage of this opportunity for developing their physical forms should communi cate with g ii saunders heg0tj1isman new deputy warden steps into act ion gordon lehman of stouffville the newest addition to the deputy game wardens for ontario jump ed promptly iuto action and has all ready annexed the rttle attributed to royal mounties he got his man last saturday the olticer was ambling on foot over an area of markham towuship on the sth concession south of no 7 highway when he came upon three wouldbe hunters watching their perform ance uuseen from behind a large tree one man says lehman shot at a pheasant but was taken by sur prise when the deputy stepped into view to demand a peep at his guu license two of the chaps from tor onto produced the uecessary card board after questioning the officer and satisfying themselves ho really was a limb of the law but their farmer friend was just about to buy one next week tell that to the magistrate said the deputy warden who seized the farmers gun and has since turned it over to the dept of game and fisheries to gether with the double charge against the man of carrying a gun without a license and shooting off firearms in the vicinity of pheasants evidently the local game in our woods have found a friend in the new deputy warden who is going to enforce the law around here in a manner that has not been done for some time gordon has the drop on the average corpulant individual on this job he is short and is never suspected by the stranger of being an officer but they live to learn that dynamite can be in very small packages stouffvhjle public school report on october 28th about seventy- live friends neighbors and relatives gathered at the home of mrs j boadway to express their good wishes to mr and mrs clarence hoover nee mary barkey the evening was spent in games and music a shower of many useful i and beautiful gifts were presented to the bride and groom after which refreshments were served a very happy evening was spent together we understand their friends in markham and community presented a shower on monday evening last which goes to prove the high esteem in which mr and mrs hoover are held certainly mr and mrs hoover take to their new home the best wishes of their many friends an all local cast from pickering will present dust of the earth in stouffville on the evening of nov 20 under auspices of the junior institute this play has been given many times by this cast and is still well booked ahead the admission is only 23c and the junior institute i will appreciate your patronage and youll appreciate the play too october 1030 jr primary roy ward erline paisley dorothy wilson audrey good doreen taggart equals sr primary roy lintner betty miller tom hare and norman lehman equal winnifred mcdonald first class mary willoughby freddie pngh donald morritt jr ill a ruth wagg jack harding buddy vanzant gladys brooks second class margarita grubin margaret stover kathleen green jr ill b kenneth schell stanley ball alan sanderson d i ross sr ill william kellington jack davis floyd betz vira g tindall jr iv eunice woodland d austin wilbur smalley sr iv beth kellington eileen carter hazel brander c e watson mrs a s collins was in malvern last week attending a social event at the home of her daughter mrs w mccowan mr and mrs mccow- an ware married 25 years ago at the home of her mother in stouffville and the event wan fittingly mark ed on this occasion mrs edw perry who played the wedding march was present as was the groomsman the bridesmaid now mrs yake being in western canada was unable to be here thej anniversary was given an added personal touch when the bride of 25 years ago appeared in the same wedding dress as she did in her mothers home on that first mem orable occasion when the bonds of matrimony which made miss louie jermaii and mr will mccowan man and wife were spoken by rev j unsworth then congregational minister at stouffville west end service station are you a gambler of course you are not in tentionally but perhaps you are just one of those who takes unnecessary chances with the radiator of your motor car fill up now with everueady prestoxe and you are protected against freezo tips of any kind prestone costs less in tho long run carl boadway opposite the mansion house phone 265 mr arthur swift garageman was the man of the hour on wednesday afternoon and evening last week when he entertained the people to a free picture show at the stanley this annual entertainment is pro vided without any obligation being purely a goodwill gesture on the part of mr swift the keeper of the bees was the picture shown and proved a highly popular form of entertainment crowds gathered especially for the two evening per formances when mr swift appear ed and gave a talk he was en thusiastically greeted and his ad vice to young folk onfriendliness was received with every attention mr e switzer acted as master of ceremonies and gave the people some inside information about fire stone tires which should help auto- ists to choose wisely when making purchases iu this line mr jack mahaffy whose education about the inside of a battery box would fill a hook was also instructive ho re presents the well and favorably known exide batteryco about 1001 people attended one of the three entertainments poppies little red poppy raise your nodding head the battle is over the soldier dead above the darkening sky one bright star is gleaming on high little white poppy white as drifted snow the war was over long ago lift your head to the sky above to show your cross a sacrifice of love little poppies red and white illumined with a brighter light tho silent dead are sleeping and tired eyes have ceased their weeping oer the hillside bleak and bare oer the popples growing there a long dream is closing round the hill darkness falls and all is still nov 11 lf3g grace e bulley quilt blocks if you like to make pretty bed spreads and quilts send your name and address to the rainbow quilt block company of 4915 iwlchito ave cleveland ohio and wo will send you colour pictures of out- latest patterns in is inch applique quilt blocks what fulopep contains oatmeal is good for people therefore it must be good for hens oat shorts powdered milk yellow hominy feed alf alfa meal cod liver meal fish meal meat meal barley feed wheat bran wheat shorts all grains are high quality tested before being put in the mash tested after cod liver oil pilchard oil molasses iodized salt we believe fulopep egg mash is the best mash made do not take our woitis leave it to your hens to judge 98 lbs of ivory bread flou r 310 stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville orrl quality price honesttogoodness satisfaction at low cost may be had by using cream of the west 1st patent or golden west 2nd patent bread flour and monarch fancy pastry flour these flours are milled by the maple leaf mill ing co limited and are fully guaranteed a high quality bread flour produces more loaves and better loaves a- high quality pastry never disappoints a special introductory offer 24 s 90c cream of the west 98 s g 24 s 85c golden west 98 s monarch fancy pastry gg g 300 the guarantee if after using part of your sack of either of the above flours you are not fully convinced of their superiority return the balance of your sack and receive the full purchase price of same dicksons hill mills established 1842 markham ontario bethesda ontario stouffville ontario plus service cream summer or winter in all kinds of weather much or little for best results ship to us note we have for you a free booklet on the care of cream which you will find interesting and full of valuable information we close each evening at 6 ocock excepting saturday nights stouffville creamery co phone 18601 pkivoiilty brings broken nose next halloween a young women resident of peterhoro will not dress up in a mans suit or if she does she will probably refrain from hugging married women friends on the main street today she is suffering from a broken nose and head cuts said to have been suffer ed when she was knocked through a plate glass window by the weight of a mans fist the young woman was walking along george street at 11 oclock saturday night togged out in a mans suit as a halloween costume she met married couple whom she knew and threw her arms around the womans neck as she called her by name the husband amazed and outraged swung a mighty clout at the girl dressed as a man and broke her nose tho blow toppled hor through the plate glass window of the capitol taxi ollice operated by hugh davis new 1937 ford v8 announced 5 l ii-i- u 3u is- lf urn in mcinoriniii ileise oh we miss her yes wo miss her every morning noon and night but shes gone to meet her saviour clad in robes of spotless white encircled in celestial light well remember yes remember the sweet companonship we shared but she left us in november after months of health impaired now eternal praise to render lonely but resigned d w h and beulah thores only one way of finding out how desirable our pastry is tako a cake try a pie and youll say this is fine when youre fed by our bread you will aay this for mine ah of the products of our bakery enjoy a flrstclass familyreputation stouffville bakery ambrose stover proprietor