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stouffvjlle ontario thursday nov 12th 1936 just arrived gar lot bran and shorts gar lot corn barley and oats mixed 8 gar loads hardwood 4 gar loads heavy slabs 2 gars just arrived stove and nut bluecoal alberta goal pocohontas coke the gormley elevator phones 7303 and 7307 frank harvey prop save yovr i from damage caused by leaky roofs apply titelap over your old roof last summers drought and blistering weather spoilt many shingle roofs reroof with tite- lap or ribroll the durable metal roofing that goes on right over your old roof comes in large sheets easy to handle the end laps are so tight they re almost invisible ribroll roof ing is specially suited for roofing over light framework will not warp shrink curl or bulge send ridge and rafter measurements for free estimate and full instructions other eastern steel products jamcsway poultry equipment 13 the most modern and practi cal on the market jameaway- hatehed means finer chicks more chicksatleast cost write for complete folder the preston fertilator is an inexpensive attachment for your old seed drill which makes it into a combination seed and fertilizer sower mixes fertilizer with seed send for booklet eastern steel products guelph sued jjfflited fuctotlti alio at preston ontario montreal and toronto whiter fmh youth in agriculture alive with new interest canadas great agricultural show built around the place of youth in agriculture the continents finest livestock poultry grains vegetables flowers eight days packed with entertainment and education reduced railway fares bring the family markham council markham township council in reg ular session last week heard sev eral complaints regarding relief and requests for increased allowances members of council however are standing firm in their stand that re lief costs must bo kept to a mini mum there are at present 50 fam ilies on relief and payments for direct assstance amounted to 323 for the month and payments made to those on relief under work plan amounted to 59100 while relief costs were reduced to a minimum tho olllcer a v orr received 88 salary and milage other accounts passed were as fol lows road foremens account 90410 general road accounts 44922 hospitalization 14087 general account 07ss6 royal winter fair mansion house stoiiftvlllo ontario full course meals stsc room mill hoard by tile week 000 tobaccoes chocolates soft drinks sandwiches our specialty ladies and gents rest rooms hens lay better on it supplies your laying liens with the exact nutritious elements they need to produce more and better eggs with sound shells the kind that bring better prices fulopep egg mash keeps up body weigh t and health in heavy layers while they are producing the eggs that arc an important part of the farm income stiver bros stouffville ontario the climax in a 15year story of progress will he reached at the forthcoming royal winter fair november 1826 when opened by the hon j g gardiner dominion minister of agriculture the spirit of youth in agriculture will ani mate the whole program arrangements have been made for all students at the ontario agricultural colleges of guelph kemptville and hidgetown to at tend an extensive plan is being completed to bring into toronto groups of young farm people aud with the cooperation of the de partment of education pupils of collegiate institutes and high schools within busride tdistance roughly outlined by a circle around niagara falls orangeville lindsay and cobourg over 1500 country boys are to he on parade in the arena during thtl opening of the horse show nearly 10000 entries have been received a fair record horses cattle sheep and swine- will fill the accommodation flowers fruit vegetables grain butter honey livestock judging beef carcass and export bacon carcass contests are some of the farm activities twenty- four specialty poultry clubs will bold their animal gatherings and club contests at the coliseum with over 0000 birds army officers teams from great britain the irish free suite chile tho united states and canada are to compete at the royal horse show particular iutenest attaches to the british officers coming as an english team has not visited canadit since 1931 x the winter fair is under the patronage of the governorgeneral and lady tweedsmulr it covers 25 acres all indoors steam heated gordon f perry is this years president of the royal winter fair f c fletcher vicepresident and wa dryden manager mr dryden was first president of the roya agricultural winter fair associa tion holding that olllce from 1919 to 1923 covering the period of organization and the first two fairs resident of peterhoro will not l marquis of sunderland wins plowing honors many entrants win valuable prizes at kast york plowmens associations contests lloyd marquis sunderland plow ed the straightest furrow to be crowned champion plowman at the east york plowmens associa tion contest held at the farm of james graut near unionville marquis captured the paget and hay silver tea service for his efforts in the firstclass sod high cut open to all contestants the match witnessed by a large crowd was one of the best held by the association in recent years more than 100 entrants competed for the many valuable prizes prizes for the best team turnout were won by maryvale farm don- alda farm and rennie farm best boy competitor resident of east york was clare bennett best in the boys general class was ronald marquis winners were class 1 sod high cut single plows open lloyd marquis sunderland g trail whitevale edward timbers milli- ken e timbers finish class 2 sod high cut single plows cameron kennedy agincourt gordon anderson edgeley russell and richard jarvis milliken tied in third place best crown and finish cameron kennedy class 3 jointer plows in sod boys under 18 how ard fess selkirk andrew mc- clure woodbridge royce bacher jarvis class 4 jointer plows in sod alex black guelph edward tim bers milliken r g brown gait class 5 jointer plows in sod norman jarvis milliken iross mar quis sunderland harry bewell greenbank best crown and finish norman jarvis class 6 in stubble open james lee greenbank chas irwin scarboro william mitchell listowelbest finish wj harrison class 7 stubble neil mckean scarboro russell pearson agin court alex hunter mount albert best finish neil mclean class 8 boys under 16 stubble ronald marquis sunderland len lester hornby ferguson stouffville best crown and finish marquis class 9 tractors in sod open h j couperthwaite agincourt george hastrases malton fred timbers stouffville best crown and finish fred timbers class 10 tractors in stubble donald brown agincourt alex davidson agincourt carmen wesley milliken best finish don brown class 11 tractors three furrows open john lainp mary- vale russell grafton brampton david grant milliken following the match a banquet and concert was held in unionville township hall where prizes were distributed to the winners women of unionville library waited on the tables dominion stores l i m i t e d stouffville branch late james stewart specials for this week alymer tomato and veg soup 3 for 22c alymer asst soups except chicken with rice 3 for 25c old cheese lb sac velveeta chateau 12 s 2 for 20c alymer white corn loc alymer peas ioc alymer tomatoes joc alymer tomato juice jumbo 10c alymer tomato juice small 3 14c aly catsup 2 for 2t- aly strawberry raspberry peach jams jar 2c aly pineapple marmalade jar 2c standard peas toe aly sliced or crushed pineapple 15o chtpso pkg 18c fresh dried fruit and peels kenneth phillips manager glasgow goodwood wedding bells are ringing mr j e wagg and norman wagg were in toronto on monday miss viola todd of toronto was home here for the weekend mrs wagg and her son victor of unionville spent saturday with friends in the village mr and mrs staley and george spent sunday with mr and mrs george talbot mr harvey maye of toronto spent sunday with mr and mrs g maye horace mcwilliams whose home is on prince edward island has re turned to spend the winter at howard harpers we are pleased to note mr chas watson is able to attend to busil ness again after being laid up for over a week morley symes left early monday morning for the wilds of ontario on a two weeks vacation bunting deer best of luck old man mr todd is busy these days tak ing snow fences to their proper places also busy erecting wire fences along the county road our young people of tho united on sunday last the family of mrs wm drewery gathered at hesuhome to do honour to their motherln the occasion of her eightieth birthday the day was happily spent and will long be remembered by the cuidren and grandchildren present the members of the family widely separated by distance have not been reunited as a family for a number of years two daughters annie and eliza beth mrs e cook both of liberty sask who have been visit ing under the parental roof were present the event was made doubly interesting by the fact that the eld est son george of toronto cele brated a birthday on the same day mrs drewery was showered with numerous gifts which told of the love and esteem in which she is held by her children the teatable was very attractive centred with a birthday cake which had been very beautifully decorated hy one of the guests mr o burkholder despite her age and recent mis hap of a hip fracture mrs drewery is very bright and active and is able to attend to household duties we hope she will enjoy many more happy birthday celebrations with her family miss a drewery and mrs e cook left on tuesday evening for toronto where they will spend a few days before leaving for their home in saskatchewan they were accom panied by their mother mrs wm drewery who will spend a short time at the home of her son in toronto after an illness of some months mr james stewart one of the most highly respected residents of the roseville district passed away at his home ou saturday october 31st 1936 and uncle to miss sadie took place to goodwood cemetery ou monday november 2nd 1936 ser vices being held at his late residence by rev wm kendall assisted by rev thomas summers ot toronto a nephew james was a brother to the late wm stewart who died at stouffville in his 90th year iu april 1936 and under to miss sadie stewart the lata james stewart says the uxbridge timesjournal was born on the 4th concession of uxbridge and when a young man journeyed to australia where he spent several years and from there to the yukon from where he returned to settle down near his old birthplace he married miss hannah summers ot east york who predeceased him ten years ago to mourn his death are left tne son george ot roseville and one daughter mrs annie irene johnston also of roseville and three grandchildren james russel and dorothy also two brothers john of mcteir out and albert of goodwood out the later who is confined to his bed was unable to attend the funeral the late mr stewart was a con stant attendant at the roseville gospel mission ever since its incep tion and was an active conservative in politics at one time the pallbearers were messrs wellington smalley manford wagg isaac tompkins iwheler bacon john widdifield and george wallace among thqse attending the funer al trom toronto were mr and mrs george summers rev thomas summers mr and mrs alex hunter mr and mrs ossie pen- noek mrs pilkington and son william exwarden of ontario county laid to rest vandorf auction sale household tloods etc the property of miss clara sherrick oak ridges on maple st off yonge street back of windmill service station friday nov 13th 1 sofa 3 wash stands 3 sots springs 2 dressers 2 chests drawer 2 bed steads small chest extension table fall leaf table zinc top kitchen table 3 rocking chairs arm chair 6 walnut chairs veneer seats 2 kitchen chairs centre table 4 jardiniere stands 3 jardinieres miss mabel carr entertained miss audrey switzer on sunday mr and mrs roy curtis and mrs snider of stouffville visited with mrs w graham and clara on sun day next saturday our township coun cil hold their november meeting at vandorf this is the second to last meeting for the year we understand mr bill hughs is leaving here for the old county for a holi day in the near future bad dinner at james olivers ou sunday dr and mrs george covey and son ross of toronto spent the week end at her home with mr and mrs wm morley mrs morley andrews and little hilda enjoyed a few days with mr and mrs edgar rose mr morley andrews spent sunday at the rose home also sunday was a full day for those who attended ss at 10 am church at 11 and a filled church witnessed the splendid pageant pre sented by the newmarket yps in tho evening owing to a fowl supper held in aurora united church on tues day our usual yps was held on wednesday night this week rev mr snell of aurora was the guesl speaker and special music was furnished by our orchestra this is the first of the attendance contest come next tuesday night and bring your friends a highly respected and litelong resident of claremout was duntan m morgan who passed to his rest iu st michaels hospital toronto on wednesday october 28th as re ported in the tribune briefly last week deceased had been in failing health for some time and was taken to the hospital about two weeks prior to his death which followed a major surgical operation he was born in claremout 76 years ago the eldest sou of the late alexander morgan and was the last surviving member of a family of three sons and four daughters his entire life had been spent iu the village and on his farm on the townline just north of it he was a man widely known throughout the county as in earlier life he had taken an active part iu municipal affairs and was at one time reeve of uxbridge town ship also an exwarden of ontario county at the time of his death he was a director of the maple leaf in surance company which position he had held for several years other positions held hy the late mr mor gan at time of death were those of secretary of brougham uniou lodge af am of which he was a past master and of the claremout public school board he was a member and regular attendant of the baptist church and a liberal in politics surviving are his wife and a fam ily of two sons and four daughters by a former marriage these are roy on the old homestead alex of lindsay mrs d a pugh and mrs e pugh of claremont mrs l feasby of sandford and mrs e ormerod of cannington the fun eral was held on saturday after noon october 31st with private service at the home conducted by his pastor irev p d augustiue followed by a masonic service in the baptist church interment took place in claremout union cemetery far no we are loading our last car of large soup carrots aud would advise all parties still having same for disposal to get in touch with the shipper at once as we are closing ou this deal for the season we are also iu the market for good stock white potatoes at highest market prices phoue 176 or 256 r e brown have your radio repaired hy a trained man in your own home gordon k cober radio technician iu stouffville every monday and friday for appointment phone 1904 or 9907 toronto store phone ge 5320 classified notices onions yellow globe ha livers 50 lbs for 50c edw walls ph 7820 for sale number of irock pullets phone 5604cuiughton for sale a number of fresh cows and springers and small pigs chunks m tait phone 7403 for sale choice heiier t b tested for sale calf by side v bolender phone s504 to rent house and acre lot with barn to rent at bethesda apply isaac pike or wesley stecklev for sale 2 grade short horn cows tb tested full flow farmers price apply s a stouffer lot 24 con s markham ring wood church journeyed to cherry wood 2 0 nl nti i j ii rug 9x12 ft clock antique feather mattress 4 pillows on thursday night last to give their play it happened in june a good crowd in attendance and a nice supper was served mr and mrs chas feasby have located next house south of mr geo mayes we congratulate them on their fine choice of neighbors hut or course all are good neighbors in goodwood farmers at tho south townline are up in arms and seeking to trace anumber of dogs believed to be re sponsible for tho destruction of 40 valuable registered sheep in plckcr- ingtownship with a loss estimated at over 600 james coates and g m forsythe are among the heavy losers a surprise party was hold at the home of mr and mrs john palllster by the friends and neighbors down on the town line and vicinity they first arranged to meet at the homo of james coates then proceeded to the home ot mr and mrs palllster who were completely taken by sur prise nevertheless they soon made everybody welcome and a pleasant evening was spent in games mrs frank carson and mrs morgan hill won the prize in tho contest which was donated hy mrs hughes nee mable pallistcr who also renewed old acquaintances a delightful lunch was served the crowd then joined in singing the old favorites ending with old lang syne every body enjoyed the evening from the oldest who was nearly 80 to the babes number of small mats number of cushions foot stool number of quilts motor robe number of oil paintings empire cook stove with warming closet and reservoir heater kitchen cabinet wash boiler preserving kettle iron frying pan steamer 3 sauce pans serving tray rolling pin glassware knives cake pans paper rack hammock wash tub position wanted as domestic farm or village experlensed phono 6206 2 frying pans dish pan baking pans bake board 4 platters chinawaro forks crocks spoons cake plates number of books 2 hand saws logging chain 3 cow chains butter scales with iron weights stop ladder and ironing board combined 6 doz fruit jars 1 and 2 quarts set weigh scales 1200 lbs cap feed barrel milk strainer number cow chains number hold back traps number tools set tire chains number barred rock pullots laying set quilt frames no reserve as miss sherrick is giving up housekceplns terms cash sale at 1 pm horses there will also be offered for sale the following work horses the property of j p lyounds 1 bay horse 10 years old 1 bay horse 12 years old 1 grey mare 11 years old and colt percheron bred by flatan sold subject to reserve bid a s farmer auctioneer sale register 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 mr and mrs don wilson were toronto visitors on sunday mrs j m grove spent monday with her brother e s barkey lemonville charlie dadson is back to town after being up near little britain during the summer mrs malloy and two children of cobourg are spending a few days witli mrs malloys aunt miss p pipher we understand that harry spang of sandford former harnessmaker of this place has puchased mrs h quantzs property three and three- quarter miles south of our village ajid expects to move there in the near future mrs quantz has rented rooms from geo johnson the death of louis ramer here on saturday followed a long and serious illness on saturday morn ing he was removed to the brier- bush hospital at 11 oclock but passed away at 3 oclock the same day in his filst year he was a bachelor and lived on his own farm opposite the mitchell place where clarence barkey was bis tenant and with whom he lived he is survived by two sisters mrs memo grove mt joy and mrs ben hoover sth concession markham the funeral service was taken by rev mr brown interment being at dick sons hill for sale ifindlsiy toftoisa cook stove with reservoir good condi tion for sale mrs e tarr ph s002 for sale grade holstein cow springing t b tested fully accredited albert king phone 615 lot 34 con 6 markham for sale govt t b tested cowa fresh and springers also good work horse phone 9207 w tranmer for sale chev truck 29 2 ton stake 6 cylinder 4 wlieelbrakes good tires al condition excel lent motor small nileage phone stouffville 415 for sale barred rocks tatoo- ed pullets your choice any number 5100 each at the farm of hugh g michell phone mark ham 8103 for sale ccm crescent bicycle nearly new used only two months for sale or will trade for heifer cow or grain howard kirby lot 1 con 7 whitchurch mums stock for sale chrystanthomum stock plants large and small varieties for sale at brillingers green house price 10c each or 3 for 25c open evenings house for sale on 10th street stouffville located next lo en trance to cemetery splendid lot must be sold to wind up estate j n byer phone 6205 fowii wanted highest market price for live fowl sam golden apply at e pennocks phone 163 notice to creditors in the estate of peter rvjcrdpfensed all persons having claims against ithe estate of peter byer late of the village of stouffville in ithe county of york gentleman deceased who died on or about the 18th day of may 1936 are hereby notified to forward to ithe undersigned execu tor of ithe said deceased on or be fore the 4th day of december 1936 full particulars of their claims as millers internad pile remedy guaranteed to rid any one of piles or money back your local druggist or 100 per bottle post paid to any address f miller co toronto 13 ontario farms for sale 100 acres just north of lemon ville clay loam 10 acres hardwood new steel barn 50x72 good frame house implement shed orchard 100 acres clay loam on the sth con cession just south of iringwood brick liouse barn 48x68 orchard hen house implement shed bush running stream hydro available both farms must he sold to close estate apply to the undersigned executors lambert stouffer frank harvey mrs fred pilkcy he sold maple street oak ridges after that date the estate will ho 1st road north and west of windmill garage the property of miss clara sherrick sale at 130 oclock terms cash a s farm er auctioneer saturday nov 21 household furniture garden utensils be longing to the estate of the late f h quantz at lot 21 con 8 markham at same time and place the house and lot at lot 26 con 6 markham willbe offered sub ject to a reserve bid terms on real estate made known at sale chattels cash salo at one for turther particulars apply to j h houck or mrs f h quantz ex ecutors a s farmer auctioneer distributed having regard only to such claims of which notice has been received dated at stouffville this 4th lay of november 1936 harold a sanders stouffville ontario solicitor for jesse l byer executor notice to creditors a c kennedy chiropractor church street stouffvllu monday wednesday and friday 9 to 11 am medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york count if private sale of carload of extra choice cows all pure bred and grades tb tested mostly holsteins to suit local farm demands extra car in this week holden ano boyfl proprietors phone stouffville holden 18401 phone stouffville boyd 504 in the matter of the estate of abraham h raymer lute of tho village of stoultvllle in the county of york retired farmer deceased notice is hereby given pursuant to the trustee act that all persons having claim against the estate of the above named abraham h ray- mer who died on or about the 7th day of october 1936 at the said village of stouffville are hereby re quired and notified to send to the undersigned solicitors for tho ex ecutors of the said estate full par ticulars of their claims duly verified on or before the 7th day of novem ber 1936 after which said date the assets of tho said estate will bo dis tributed amongst the parties en titled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the said execu tors shall then have had notice dated october 20th j 936 lambert stouffer frank harvey elsie pllkey executors mccullough button solicitors for executors stouffville ont l e oneill stouffvhjie funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phone residence phone r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000