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stouffville ontario thursday october 28 1937 gmniiimmimijiummniuiuiuimiiiiiuinnniiinmhiniiinmiuhimiiniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiimiinimiiiititrmmw j town topics g phoxe ix yovu pkksoxals 15301 i umiimiiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiwinmmimmiuiuiuiu special halloween bricks ccity dairy for that halloween party are available at the brown betty tea rooms the next euchre in the series be held in the oes roms will on october 29th mrs b j rilley nee miss hester megss of winnipeg spent a few days with mr and mrs ii o kiiuck last week thl3 is the final week of the wednesday halfholiday for the season hence all local stores will remain open for the full day on wednesday until next spring lindsay ministerial association has taken a stand against sunday funerals after all nobody wants to be burled on sunday says an ex change paper coming to this office and may we add who wants to be buried any other day rev harold slade pastor of the baptist church at tlmmlns was in town for a day or two visiting with mr and mrs james ratcliff it you never speak to people they soon forget you and pass you up the game reason applies to stores where no advertising is spoken to invite the buyers in mr stanley rose an old balhn- trae boy and principal of the ux- brldge public school the past few years has moved to hamilton where he is taking a special course for this term mr rose was vice presi dent of the north ontario teachers convention at the time of his retire ment from teaching in the northern town mrs herbert porter has taken an apartment in north toronto wher she intends to reside in future a large host of friends will be sorry to lose mrs porter from our midst where she has taken a live interest in community affairs over a long period of years miss virginia boadway daughter of mr and mrs carl boadway has obtained a position in one of tor ontos modern beauty parlours all her friends wish her well in her new undertaking mis3 jean anderson ol new york spent a few days with her sister mrs e a button last week division court will be held in markham town hall on monday next november 1 several cases are on the docket lambert h malloy has been elected president of the athletic group toronto normal school mrs hayball has been invited back o the brown betty tea rooms foi his coming saturday afternoon and evening oct 30 and ladies of thf town and district are cordially in vited to drop in for a cup of tea and have a reading lunch and tea cup reading 25c jubilee chapter of the eastern star received an official visit from mrs maud entwhistle ddgm at their regular october meeting when miss effio harding worthy matron and clayt baker worthy patron presided the work of the evening was pronounced excellently done by the inspecting officer luncheon was served to about 75 members and visitors from toronto and from ottawa stanley theatre phone stouffville the scribe was introduced to mr g a phillips of newmarket who was in town last saturday fortyfive years ago imt phillips was a resi dent of this village and was con nected with the livery business for a time but as he says i worked at everything since leaving here he lived in huntsville and for years was a conductor on the old metro politan r r a nice pair of wool socks were won by one of our townsmen at the orangemens euchre last friday night but the winner strenuously objects to having his name connect ed with wool socks and cold feet so out of deference to him the name is not published after boarding in town for many years one of its old landmarks mr ai pryne has gone to live rwlth his niece mrs willis wideman on the 10th concession just south of lln- colnville ai says that he will be in town every week if there is any way of getting here at all tout not being very good onlhe walk he will have to depend on some other means of travel 100 thusdav friday saturday october 2s 29 30 jungle princess starring ray milland dorothy lamour paramount short subjects mondav tuesday wednesday no ember 123 wake up and live starring w winchell patsy kelly ben bernie thursday friday saturday november 4 5 6 swings over honolulu starring wendy barrie kent taylor ray milland the new chevrolet for 1938 is on the market and the local dealer w s widdifield has one in his show rooms on main street the design is more handsome than ever with a new front resembling the pontlae principal interest however centres in mechanical improvements said to be more numerous this year thau in any previous year heretofore motorists will find it interesting to call at the standard garage and see the new model on display on december 5th mr and mrs george kiloh with their family of five young children intend to sail for scotland where they will spend the winter in aberdeen and next spring take up farming in his native shire there it is fourteen yeara since mr kiloh first came to can ada although he has been back once since then hence he will not be strange to the old land to the re mainder of his family hower it will be a new experience the children were all iborn here and mrs kiloh is a stouffville girl a member of the greenlbury family they have lived for some years in the east end of the village occupying a small piece of land their friends will be sorry to see them leave but everybody will wish for them not only a happy successful voyage across the ocean but years of prosperity in the land of the heather local veterans of the great war were well represented at the drum head service held in whitby on sun day when some two thousand veter ans marched and participated iu the service and as many civilians look ed on from stouffville and district the following iwere in attendance dr s s ball george patton ormsby lehman bert licorish george saunders george austin fred smith del jennings george marlin and family mrs nicholson mrs mcdonald and mrs licorish stoufvile vetenans a meeting will be held on monday november 1st at 830 in the fire hall it is urgently asked that all veterans attend this meeting another ot those delightful euch res will be held this friday evening in the oes rooms it is not too late to get in on the series in dividual prizes and lunch we are pleased to report the favorable progress being made by rev dr mitchell in the london hospital he has so far improved since his operation that a special nurse is no longer required to ne on duty the young peoples society of baker hill and second markham held their halloween social last fri day evening at the home of thalr pastor rev and mrs w e smalley of stouffville the youns people arrived in masked costumes many of which made identification well aigh impossible the evening was spent playing games and contests after which a lunch was served before de parting for their homes have your cup read at the brown betty tea rooms next saturday afternoon or evening s c s literary first meeting of the scs was held last frl- wlth ralph forfar the next regular meeting of the united church yps which will be on monday november 1 will take the form of a halloween social tin- social committee promise a highly entertaining program tor the even ing all members and their friends are urged to attend at a recent meeting ot markham town council a motion was put for ward calling for the resignation of constable walker as certain mem bers of council feel that his ad ministering ot law and order in the village has not been satisfactory the resolution drew a tie vote and reeve wideman suggested that the council take no further action until the constable had been questioned regarding his conduct this was done at the last regular meeting when all charges were denied and the motion held over pending fur ther developments the past week has seen the wind- up of the tennis club activities tor another summer considerable inter est was shown in the sport this year and the membership of the club was greatly increased with winter com ing on the young people are lott rather stranded with regards to sporting activities if anyone has any suggestions on where a badminton court could be set up we would like to hear them in renewing their subscription from vineland mrs samuel goudie says we look forward to the arrival of the tribune with pleasure and feel as though we had received a good big letter from home every week ave appreciate these en couraging words from an old sub scriber mrs goudie is the wife of a former pastor and presiding elder in the imibc church here and although they have ibeen removed from town to serve on other fields stouffville claims them as her own and looks forward to the day when they may spend somt leisure years among us telephone talks the watson family this is just lifee hdng hamzl bill wateon occasionally gets fed np on that outoftown job work is oppressive his pals are dull meals are tasteless- the outlook generally is bilious good old- fashioned homesickness thats what it really is and bill has a sovereign remedy once he has diagnosed the cases a long distance call home and it costa so little too that he has decided to fore stall attacks by a regular schedule of weekly calls bilts ideas are right in line with the rest of the family the watsons have coma to appreciate fully the comforts conveniences and low cost of long distance do you realise how utile it costs to telephone low night rates begin every evening 1 at seven and apply ax but sundati j stouffville was quite well repre sented at the north york plowing match near aurora last week one of the outstanding features of the contest to us was the work done by clark trent a grandson of walter woods ot aurora who is only ten years old the lad plowed in the boys class equally outstanding was the entry of master allan wells son of mr and mra elmer wells of lemonville being only eleven years old he was the youngest plowman in the tractor classes when those lads grow into young manhood they should know something about handling a plow and their interest in agriculture will be keener be cause ot their youthful training mr and mrs fc rowbotham and mr and mrs w l rowbotham at- euded the funeral of their cousin mas ray clark of harrow on fri- iay october 22nd mrs clark was he second daughter of mr artliu jurtis of merlin and a native of mongolia and niece to the late tobert curtis besides the father aid mother left to mourn the loss is her husband and two small children lso a brother hugh of northern manitoba and a sister mrs garnet ope of detroit the literary society day october 22 in the chair the meeting opened with the sing ing of o canada followed by a violin selection by leland fairies the scs tattler one of the best papers in the history of the school was read bj the editor joe foote the main item on the program wa3 a skit a night at the inn pre sented by the second form boys directed by mr bailey thelma atkinson rendered a beautiful piano solo principal murphy offered some axcellent advice to make the future meetings more successful the meeting closed with the sing ing ot the national anthem high tribute clarence morden son of mr and mrs preston morden montreal was seriously injured in sept 11th when he was thrown to the pavement from the horse he was riding resulting in a compound fracture of the hip and knee he is confined to a plaster cast from his chest to his toes and will remain in this for 3 months the last xrays were satisfactory and the doctors are hopeful ot re storing him to good health again and having him on his feet by the new year it looks as if the boys may step into the limelight in earnest this year with regards to hockey we have been asked to announce that joach ernie crouch of toronto has been engaged to get a team in shape lere and the boys are asked to turn out to the arena this wednesday evening at 7 pm the coach would like to have regular ground work outs at the arena each succeeding wednesday night the bell telephene co plan to remove all their poles from the main street in newmarket here in stouffville a similar effort is being made by this company and they have offered to sell their main street lino either to the village who have the first right to buy or to tlio bethesda stouffville co should the town turn thumbs down on the proposal the matter should be pressed to an early conclusion so that no time will be lost next spring in enabling the b s co to trans fer their lines to the one set of poles running on the south side of the street from church street to the extreme east end at the present time as every body will know there is a line of poles on both sides and a sale either to the corporation or to the local company ot the bell lines will permit of alt three parties concerned using the one set ot poles making the entire trip by air from her home in british columbia miss helen williamson cousin ot our mr frank williamson church street and garnet williamson mark ham arrived in toronto a couple ot days ago and is now visiting among relatives in the local district around victoria square miss williamson is a daughter of george williamson who is employed with the bell telephone co and resides in a small lakeside town north of vancouver on her trip down helen made short stops at regina chicago and syra cuse our western visitor assures us that flying is the finest way to travel today the williamson family live in the most beautiful mountain surroundings that one could imagine a lovely string ot lak es and snow capped mountains greot the eye right from the back door ot the home miss williamson spent the weekend with mr and mrs lou stoutenberg victoria square splendid sized congregations at tended the anniversary services held in the christiancongregational church last sunday and much good must have been embibed by those present the pastor rev arthur greer preached in the morning us ing the text i have enough these were the words ot jacol to esau and of esau to jacob and were the basis for a strong sermon in the evening the kinsmen quartette pro vided the service mr oliver raymer preaching the sermon on the old familiar text i am not ashamed of the gospel of jesus christ both morning and evening the special music was appreciated given by the toronto bible college quartette and by the kinsmen quartette vancouver b c 8310 selkirk street october 19 1937 to the editor stouffville tribune stouffville ontario dear sirs your edition of october 14th arrived today and as the visit of my son and his wife to my relatives in altona was reported it seems need less to say that i was intensely inter ested the later part of the final paragraph reporting his visit is per fectly true and in this connection i would like to trespess on your time to elaborate a little it was in the year 1884 that i left my home village of altona and since that tjme through the kind ness ot members of my family i have received the paper every week and i wish to assure you i consider jt the finest christmas present 1 receive as unlike most christmas presents it is not forgotten before january is past even the modern invention ot radjo with its almost hourly news broadcasts have failed to dim the pleasure i experience in reading your weekly paper though absent from altona for so many years i still feel i am in touch with all local happenings in closing i would just like to take the opportunity to compliment you upon your very interesting articles and news items and feel safe in saying that the stouffville tribune ljke good wine improves with age yours very sincerely mrs mahala palmer institute hears of holiday tour these are difficult days in whiih to keep the main street pavement clean wittons of mud falling off truck wheels plus rotted leaves and other accumulation of one sort or other the street doesnt look like a hundred thousand dollar roadway it has been suggested to the tribune that the council should put on more help at this time of year and save the extra cost in months when so much attention to the pavement is not required we pass on the suggestion as something ot this sort might be considered to good advant age there is no doubt but that extra work is required both in the spring and fall seasons if this show streat is to be kept at a standard of cleanliness wet weather last week inter fered somewhat with the construc tion ot the addition to the municipal building despite this however the foundation was completed and the cement floor finished all in readi ness for the brick work this week when completed it will supply a longfelt want in the public service namely the use of a vault for tho municipal records safe from tiro hazard and toilet rooms for men and women which will be equipped by public subscription soon after the necessary rooms are provided we have heard a number of people ex press the approval ot the municipal authorities tor stopping into this matter at the time they did when funds were available without in creased taxation to add something to the village that is so sorely need ed at the regular meeting of the stouffville senior institute held at the home ot imrs wm watson an unusually interesting paper the feature of the program was read by miss sadie stewart giving an acc ount ot a sightseeing bus tour taken last summer by miss mae mowder conducted by the ontario dept of agriculture and lincoln county tour association transportation meals etc were taken care of in all i one fare so that the passengers had i nothing to do but enjoy themselves i leaving st catherines at 8 oclock on a delightful sunday morning aug 8 the travellers occupying several large busses started along no 8 highway for eome 300miles through oxford county on to det roit and into michigan then north to the sault visiting fords at dear born and other wonderful places and scenes ot historic interest value enroute in the north superior dis trict they were treated to trout din ners blue berry pie and such nat ive dishes as are got on the ground there and served so fresh at tho soo the party were taken through the albitibi paper plant and the government fish hatcheries one night they put up at the al gonquin hotel travelling eastward along tho north shore ot the north channel they reached espanola the party later headed tor ottawa where the mint and archives were visited and the dominion experimental farms the route home was made through brockvlllo where they saw the smallest international bridge in the world and the island which grew peaces in the morning dates in the afternoon and pears at night so one ot the guides said dsdbikx no pedestal less overhead weight steaming time 3 to g mnuts complete freedom at all times beautiful selfsetting curls that require little or no attention tor months prices 50 295 350 500 750 and 1000 this shop is equipped with the latest customer control drier east end beauty shop marie brown corner main montreal st phone 17 quaker flour 385 per ps lb saxqn pastry flour 90c per 24 lb hens lay better on flrofp it supplies your laying hens with the exact nutritious elements they need to produce more and better eggs with 6ound shells the kind that bring better prices fulopep egg mash keeps upbodyweightandhealthinheavy layers while they are producing the eggs that are an important part of the farm income j stiver bros the beautiful linos and pleasing colors of the new range are a delight to the eye at the same tune it performs all the functions of an efficient cooker baker and heater tho oven in finished inside in porcelain enamel and may bo washed lilco a china dish always shining and fresh cooking top is of ennoalod gun metal finish easily kept cloan and glooming with uftup front section for broiling or feeding fuel tho firopot is tho deep ovalshapod typo which has proved such an efficient heater grates may bo set in either deep or shallow position for coal or wood according to amount of heat reed ad in tho kitchen tho extra large wood firoboz is 24 long and when grato is in lower position will hold large chunks which mako it easy to rotain a good fire overnight construction is largely of cast iron with heavy stool enameled and rust proof- built to last a lifetime tho minuto minder a handy tuning device which warns you whon it is time to take a dish out of tho oven is a now and welcome feature mirror shelves and condiment holders can bo furnished to match rango supor ovals also now havo chrome door handles always cool always shining made in throo suob with oven 16 18 and 20 inches wide tho colors ah ivory ivory shaded wal nut or ivory shadod green findlay products are backed by more than 70 years ol traditional quality brathwaite hardware extra markets for milk products thedominions use ol milk in fluid form is increasing steadily but it falls far short of the approximately 16billionpoundsof milkproduced yearly by canadas 4000000 milk cows research and salesmanship havo found and mado other markets for 9 billion pounds ot milk that con- sumers dont dtink every year since 1857 borden through re search and selling has played a leading part in developing extra markets for both raillc and manufactured milk products it is these extra markets that havo helpad dairying become on of canadas biggest sources of farm cash purchasers of muk manufacturers of milk products c15hi6utors throughout the wortd round trip rail travel bargains from stouffville to windsor ontario 510 detroit mich 510 see handbills for train service proportionately low fares also in effect to port huron flint durand and lansing and battle creek mich south rend ind and chicago 111 equally low fares from all adjacent cnr stations ask for handbill and complete information from agents ask agents for particulars ot canadas maplo leaf contest seven cash prizes you may win 10000 t 44sf canadian national