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stouffville ontario thursday november 26th 1936 just arrived gar lot bran and shorts carlotcorn barley and oats mixed 8 gar loads hardwto 4 gar loads heavy slsfes 2 gars just arrived stove and nut bluecoal alberta goal pocohontas coke the gormley elevator phones 7303 and 7307 frank harvey prop stanley theatre thursday fh1day saturday xovkjibkh 2i 27 u stormy starring jean rogers noah beery jr hex kins of the wild horses this is heralded as the most beautiful and the most unusual of the year a spectacular drama of the great outdoors comedy and short subjects save yovm from damace caused b apply titelap over your old roof lastsummersdrought 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 theyre 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 jarsiistmy poultry equipment it thoniostm entoiithelua lintchwl mc moroclufto ten ift-jamwnj- i3 finer chicks write for complete folder the treston fortilitor is an inexpensive attachment for tourold seed drill which make it into a combination rcti and fertili zer sower jliiesfcrtillser with seed send for booklet giulph street preston ontario easternsteel products limited factories alio at montreal and toronto monday tuesday wednday xovkmhkit ikc i anil 2 the leathernecks have landed with lew ayres jimmie ellison isabel jewell a story of the i s marines comedies stouffville branch week lor riirisiy friday saturday december t i crash starring dona vox jack holt shhiais for thi macaroni 5 lbs lor prunes 1050 lb standard wax beans pears bayside tin domino tea lb domino tea halt lb 21c tomato juice it 12 oz all kinds 6 for 23c manytiowers soap deal 1 manyflower 1 fatty tor aly pork beans 22 oz 2 classic cleaner 3 for olden dates 3 lbs lor bulk kite lb cooking kiss 3 lbs for qaker quick oats pkg c for melville co 25c 10c 21c 10c iv 21c lc i3c choice blueberries bix biscuits 2 for crax biscuits for 2jc 2c 2c 2c kenneth phillips manager a l t o n a church hill please note our endeavour meeting has been changed from thursday night to friday night the meeting this week will he held at the home of mr and mrs william beach topic will be taken by leono lazenby everybody welcome frank harrison nephew of mr and mrs lazenby has been spend ing the past week with them clarence beach who has been em ployed on a farm near mount albert is now at home miss amy lageer is home again after spending a couple of weeks in toronto well as the testing is all done up around here we were glad to hear that just one animal in a mile and a quarter went down personal appearance ernie hagann and his famous paradise islanders ratcliffs hall stouffville fr1dayn0v271936 presenting concert ami old time axi modern daxce for the one price 25c per person concert s to 10 pm presenting musical acts from local towns and toronto dancing 10 to 1230 pm entertaining evening guaranteed for young and old a o i xoe30e rules of order and iroc e i u r e by rev w h fuller on sale boadways drug store storeys drug store 15c a copy i lotziorz cool v o 0 d mrs elv wilson was in toron to last week on important business mr and mrs slack spent a few days witli their daughter mrs hopkins of brougham the municipal election is becom ing tin most interesting item of the day looks like a contest farmers are being advised to get their disinfectant from fred middle- ton and reports indicate cattle test ing well in uxbrige township mr and mis cuas w wttuon in company with mr and mrs pretty of claremont attended a gettogether of post masters ai whitby enjoying a chicken dinner as well as business meeting the chirivari boys tuned up their music last friday night for ruben middleton and his wife of which it u ben responded and again on saturday night when the ladies took an active part in point of numbers they had the boys trimmed mrs jos middleton celebrated her birthday on saturday accom panied by her three daughters of toronto mr and mrs bennett mrs thomson and mr and ahy schnider and a nephew and his wife mr and mrs gordon middleton of hunts ville and a cousin mrs norman oibney of newmarket the sympathy of the community goes oat to the family and relatives of the late wm robinson also to those of the late mrs hugh boyd mr robinson was horn and raised here and lived here alk his life while mrs boyd also spent her younger days here and lias never been very far away tokyos modern stores continued from page one at 12 hut we woke up in the morn ing and found that we were still in shanghai someone told us later it was not uncommon for the chinese boats to sail a day or night late already we have been impressed tremendously with the need of this great land one has to he here to understand what chinas teeming j millions means everywhere one finds throngs ol people of till classes from the beggars to high govern ment officials i witnessedvit scene on the boat the first day up the yanktze that made mo praise god for the privilege of being born in a christian civilized land and gave me a greater desire to press on in the work that god has called me to the boat stopped to meet a small junk coming front a village to lakej on passengers for shore and unload cargo they had almost finished when two of the crew on our boat picked tip an old sick man that was just skin and bones and almost dead and threw him into the junk where he lay squirming with pain t sup pose he was a beggar for all he hud on was a pair of dirty shorts and a sack for a shirt with paper wrapped around his legs last friday we arrived here a i hwaining where i am finishing and prepared this letter for circulation it is almost five weeks since 1 left home one surely is glad to get so jed in this comfortable home in the midst of this very ohinesee city when we arrived it seemed as though almost the entire city was out to see these foreigners for there were simply crowds around the dock first they would look us over then discuss us among them selves i suppose they thought we were funny looking specimens of humanity alter a few rows among them selves as to who was going to carry all ol our baggage the coollies finally got it together on the main street the parade then started mr walon went on with a couple or rickshas full of light luggage then we followed in twos led by mr mair and mr yen one of our teachers alter us came the coolies with our baggage on wheel barrows and poles and finally a group of very curious chinese at- the city gilte proper we were slopped by soldiers but after a few kindly words from mr yen and b nice covering of it appear more mow like we have which mak winter miss fva hook of mongolia is visiting with miss esther davis our deer hunters have returned home with their allowance mrs h yake spent a few days in the city last week with her niece rind attended the y i banquet on thursday evening mrs j spang mrs it davis mrs e lehman and mis d crosier spent last week in the city and at tended the wl convention anil banquet in connection witli it held in the royal york the former two being sent as delegates lor the altona branch the twinkling star class met at the home of miss ruby tindall on monday evening for their regular meeting tint evening being spent in sewing for relief the sr uirls of lite jtisisocluh enjoyed a tree trip to the illoyal winter fair on wednesday hist lift ing guests of the mussey harris co for luncheon and of the department of agriculture for dinner in the automotive building also includ ing tiic evening entertainment held in the coliseum mr and mrs harvey uouck were guests of mr and mrs g w baker at gormley on sunday mr and mrs h ii spoftord and daughter edith are home after hav ing spent the past two weeks or more in northern ontario mr bitot meclure of glen alden farms cashel captured one first and two second prizes with his tine herd of jerseys at the royal fair anthony gardiner formerly of victoria square is employed with alfred smith cashel winter will have fewer terrors for melville motorists now the long looked for snow fence has a on the sixth kennedy road from unionville north mrs eliot meclure marjorie lehman bruce lehman and bernic cayman accompanied the victoria square choral society to newmark et last sunday evening at which time the class presented the cantata the rolling seasons at the even ing service in the united church the society was formed with the hope ot furthering the appreciation of singing in this locality the ex ecutive is comprised of choir directors of the surrounding rural churches the rapid strides made by the class and the enthusiasm of the members in due in no small part to the splendid leadership of the dyn amic conductor mr harris of new market mr harris has been en gaged as singing instructor at both ss no12 fth line and ssnoll 1th line one hour per week has been set aside for this special train ing we devoutly hope our school will adopt the same course of action in the near fttturo more e6gs more eggs feed us ful0pep egg mask and youll igetsm v a n d 0 r p mr and mrs norman slill enter tained friends on sunday mrs kingdons sister spent sun day at the kingdon home mr ami mrs norman sleckley and little daughters spent sunday in our vicinity mrs w ii sproxtoii visited with her laughter mrs ii ellis of aurora a few days last week mr harry lavender mr alex moore mr dug richardson and lady friend enjoyed monthly at the royal early last tuesday morning mrs herb oliver was taken seriously ill and was rushed to york county hospital clad to report she is gradually improving last thursday nigln the gang that took part in the amos and andy play enjoyed to the fullest the fine oyster supper ami evening at george e richardsons home mr and mrs harry lugh and little john david of the sixth line and mr and mrs herb ilisey ami barbara of iringwobd were sunday guests willi mr and airs 1 r melville wms were pleased to have unionville stouffville bethesda and beachs auxiliaries as guests to join with them in their thunkoffering meeting on wednes day november 18th there was a good representation of these socie ties present which shows lively interest in the good work mrs r young of stouffville vice prest presided mrs wm mcllay presi dent gave the address of welcome mrs crawford of unionville and miss wegge of peachs took part in the opening exercises mrs atkin son of stouffville speaker of the afternoon gave a talk on mission work among the indians at norway house where she and her husband were stationed for several years mrs mcewen sectional president spoke briefly impressing upon the audience the cause women of this conn try have for thankfulness musical selections enlivened the program a ladies quartette from bethesda mrs steckley miss cherry miss atkinson miss anna bolander mrs gormley unionville a vocal solo mrs leslie mrs kellington stouffville duet following the pro- gram refreshments were served in j th basement of the church a vote of thanks to the melville ladies moved by mrs holden and acknow ledged by the gnests brought to a close a most enjoyable and profit able afternoon get more eggssafey you cannot afford to lose many iiigh producing hens and make money if your mortality is high you may be feeding the wrong feed play safe feed fecc j mash st it helps produce bigger and better quality eggs less waste for i t is all feed the hens dont throw it stiver bros stouffville ontario bloomingto n card of thanks the family of the late mrs t smales wish to express their appreciation to their relatives and friends for the many acts of kind ness and sympathy shown during their recent sad bereavement card of thanks we wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and expressions of sym pathy and help in our recent sad bereavement in the death of our beloved father the lato william ii tindall also for their many floral tributes the family classified notices misses eva and ruth ranier were home for sunday mrs male raymer enjoyed a trip to indiana with friends covering 1100 miles thos chase was in st catherines for a few days visiting his sister mr h smith mr and mrs watson fairies melven burnett carson tindall were in toronto on tuesday at the royal too late last week mr and mrs t kennedy of tor onto spent wednesday with relatives sorry to report our mr j hutclieson has been confined lo his bed through illness miss elsie lemon is home through ill health but we hope she may soon be able lo resume her teaching duties mr and mrs smith of erin spent sunday with his brother albert smith the special evangelistic services held in the christian church by- misses hollingshead and dilts of the faith mission of scotland were an inspiration to all who attended about thirtylive young people of the christian sunday school met at the home of mr and mrs bruce barnes and gave a party in honour of mr wilbort morton and his bride the class presented a lovely pyrex casserole set in silver to the couple who will live at oakwood for sale 7 pigs chunks phone 15204 frank baker wanted tame 7s12 stouffville rabbits photic for sale 10 pigs six weeks old isaac lehman phone 1507 for sale phone 4712 12 r wanted domestic for general housework ill town phone 6515 honey honey quantity of clover honey in 10 lb pails will be sold at bargain price to clear j l byer phone 1205 for sale 1 foot hardwood limb wood l 12 inch vessel grinder phone stouffville 20s for sale quantity of mixed lay for sale albert peesor itlt no 2 markham phone 6013 wanted middle ag house keeper to cart for heme near stouffville light duties apply box m tribune for sale ok rent new ii rt i- ed house on main sine with conveniences apply ii i sawyer for sale dorset horn ewe ami iram lambs well bred 3 york shire boars pure bred also collie pups geese and ganders phone stouffville 5220 fred ii johnston lot 20 con r mark- ham fowl wanted highest market price im- live fowl sam golden apply at e peniioeks phone 103 tend e r s to rent house and acre lot with barn to rent at bethesda apply isaac pike or wesley sleckley body hardwood dry i lot- sale at 10 per cord cut and de livered we are also prepared to buzz your own woot on short notice anywhere in the district chas brown phone 7so0 sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and including monday nov 0 19311 for supplying wood in 1 ft length and coal alberta and nut delivered to relief recipients in the township of whit church lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted jno crawford relief officer aurora po 60 cows by auction by public auction the ioi harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 1s003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers etc buttons block stouffville money to loan undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auction at lot 13 con whitchurch township 3 miles north of stouffville on friday n0y27 1936 the property belonging to storry and tranmer 35 holstein cows heifers 5 milking ant 0 springers 5 jersey cows i fresh and 1 springers is durham cows and heifers springers 2 hereford cows fresh a number of young calves every cow has had a govt test for tb ami may be purchased sub ject to a blood test terms of sale cash sale at i pm a s farmer auctioneer d stony w trannier owners mr mair we were allowed to pro- icetl and after a fifteen minute walk through the very narrow streets we arrived at the desired haven with praise in our hearts to god who had brought us safely over thousands of miles of sea and land our first lesson in chinese con sisted in being given our chines mimes ami the tones since then we have all been hard at it practising them i thought i would never get rid of my name till i got to heaven but the chinese got rid of it sooner ami call me mr ku lib kali the first being my surname and the latter two etiuiviluiit to my christian name in english the last name kai means victory so heres hoping i soon gel he victory over the language thank you again for your kind ness ami continued prayers for me may cod richly bless you all in him yours sincerely in christ john crook next sunday night at 730 pm there will he service at wesley church the one special feature will he the ratciiff quartette from the sixth line mrs loveless will give a missionary address this service is under the auspices of our yps sunday morning just after the minutes of the ss were read frank brown read an address lo bill hughes who is leaving for england on tuesday and dug richardson presented him with the class emblem in a shield form bill hopes to bo back with us in the spring unless he changes his mind when he arrives on english soil jack perry is also going home it lena rivers sth presentation by victoria square dramatic club rat- cliffs hall thursday evening december 3rd s pm auspices of stouffville horticultural society 25c and 15c admission lis t o f c ii a r a c t e it s lena rivers book written by mary j holmes 1 act comedy royalty lena rivers cranny nicols olenas grandmother john nicols livingstone caroline livingstone his daughter john jr his son durward belmont friend of john jr mrs graham durwards mother mr graham mrs grahams 2nd husband aunt nancy scbvandyke joel slocuui aunt nancys nephew uncle billie old negro servant viola avison dorothy oliver fraser smith bessie valiere walter smith howard wellman dorothy hart fraser gee alma atwood jack frisby alvin casley for rent 205 acres of la ml with buildings 1 12 miles north of claremont about lilt acres workable balance pasture will rent whole or part also i have for sale a shropshire ram and a cotswold ram malcolm fosylh claremont phone 3105 notice to creditors ix the matter of the estate of lewis phillip it a ym kit bite of the township of markham in hie county of york retired fnvinw deceased notice is hereby given pursuant to the trustee act that all persons having claims against the estate of lewis phillip raymer late of the township of markham in the county of york retired farmer who died on the 7th day of novem ber 1930 are hereby notified to send to the undersigned solicitors for the administrator full particul ars of their claims duly verified on or before the 5th day of december 1936 after which date the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties entitled here to having regard only to the claims of which the administrator shall then have had notice dated november 16th 1036 menno grove esq markham ontario administrator mccullouqli button stouffville ontario solicitors tor the administrator births birth at glasgow on nov 21 i to mr and mrs ronaldelson a daughter rrotlic at toronto east general hospital on november 22 1036 tomr and mrs w j brodie burketon rr 2 a son keeping in stouffville on nov 22 1936 to mr and mrs l keeping a son sale register thursday nov 26 i acres of standing elm maple and oak at lot 21 con 7 markham known as tho blizzard farm sale at 2 terms cash a s farmer auct friday nov 27 auction sale of 60 tb tested milch cows anil heifers mostly springers at lot 13 con 0 whitchurch lite pro perly belonging to d slurry ami w tranmer sale at one terms cash a s farmer auctioneer wednesday dec 9 farm stock and implements also household furniture belonging to laura ami howard ih1l lot 15 con 9 whit- j church musselmans lake cattle tb tested no reserve terms cash sale at one a s farmer auctioneer 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 cream of the west golden west 98 f s 24 s 85c monarch fancy pastry 9g g j qq 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 a c kennedy chiropractor ohtirch street stouffville monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am medical dr r s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien antl main phone 196 cokonkk for york county l e oneill stouffvilte and funeral director embalmer continuous telephone service day and night business phono residence phone r g clendening funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000