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stouffville ontario thursday march 17th 1938 i town topics f i phone ix yolu peiisovals 15801 ilihmihimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii e a grubiuro optometrist another town went city style and optician will be at his otlice in last week when richmond hill stouffville on monday march 21st council voted to adopt daylight sav- s time maple syrup operations began in caledonia in haldlmand county 01 monday a heavy rainfall is he lieved to have made condition- favorable for a good run this year a fancy team of percherons was sold last week by jack oboyle to douglas thompson of brooklin who has become well known for his breeding of highclass stock it is reported that quite a fancy price was received for the pair stanley theatre phone stouffville 100 thursday fridav saturday march 171819 the kid comes back with wayne morris miss myrtle crossen is in the general hospital having suffered a serious breakdown her condition we are glad to report is improving auroras finance committee struck the new tax rate at 40 mills there last week miss mildred dougherty second youngest daughter of the village clerk and treasurer is now on he relieving staff of hello girls at the b s telephone exchange stouffville juniors journeyed to sutton on friday night where they defeated the sutton team 65 in a return exhibition game yone of our elderly citizens fmr xoah baker has been quite ill at the home of his daughter mrs harry brllllnger mr baker had a severe attack of neuritis hut is improving again and we all hope to see him leading an active life again when the warm spring days set m young people will realize the change that has taken place in the male outlook and womens dress when tiny read this verse that was current thirty years ago the devil sends the wicked winds to blow our skirts kneehigh but god is just and sends the dust to blind the bad mans eye monday tuesday wednesday march 212223 easy living starring jean arthur edwaid arnold short subjects thursday fridav saturday march 242526 ii roaring timber starring jack holt comedy shorts wolf prowlers t have not been heard of in the district since charlie hooper nabbed one a month or so ago in mark ham township quite a number have been brought down around here over the past few years and as far as we know the gun toter in each case was a man quite a different story comes out of bruce county where for the second time recently application for the bounty has been received from i woman in neither instance was a gun used the first animal was kill ed in a sensational manner with a pitch fork while the secojiul was brought down in a snare every saturday afternoon and evening a social hour may he spent at the brown betty tea rooms where mrs hayhall expert tea cp reader will tell you the fortunes of your cup over a delightful tea table tea and reading 25c sap will soon be running we have everything you need for this busy time spues pails etc save money on that repair or paint job this spring a full line of monarch martin- scnour paints brathwaite hardware stouprmiile ce n o o n o d o n 30e30e 30e30i aoexoe ioesoi serve meat today heres an easy solution for your problem of what to serve this week drop in to this home of quality meats today make a substantial saving by stocking up with our canned goods our prices are right oboyles meats a o phone 3501 onoi 3000e 3onoc s0e30e ioejj sesuuce plu with mothordad or the children thomotor coach is tho unani- mouschoicoiortravel thoy enjoy tho per sonal attention that means so much to thoir comfort and peace oi mind while away iiom home jrss gray coach lines mr eli stouffer one of our old residents of the east end suffered a partial stroke last friday but is r ported to be improving nicely his son samuel stouffer of fleshercon was in town with his father over the weekend to rent 6 room house water electric garden xo children under 14 m valentine vicitoria street xorman oboyle has placed in service a smart looking g m truck for use in his butchering business it certainly is pleasing to the eye wanted girl for general house work on farm three in family mrs h yake phone 6603 miss jennie mccallum has re turned home from the city where she has been spending the winter with relatives by rerouting the jllah and globe around by peterboro the papers arrive at stouffville on the 9 oclock train from the north for use at the tribune office patrons of the orange colored box in front of the office of this paper can now secure their morning paper an hour earlier than heretofore commencement exercises for the ontario bible school gormley will be held in heise hill church gorm ley on the evenings of march 2425 the address on each evening will be given by bishop c f derstine of kitchener sixteen students are qualifying for certificates for work completed musical numbers by members of the school will be rendered on each occasion mrs f c rowhotham and helen spent part of last week visiting at the home of j d aitchison in toronto stouffville old boys and girls association are staging a bridge euchre and dance at the st regis hotel sherbourue street toronto this thursday night at s30 an allotment of tickets have been re ceived locally and it is expected tha a number may attend stouffville have entered a team in the hockey tournament at markham and are scheduled to play their first game this weekend hector batt is being welcomed back among his many friends on tho 9th concession after having spent several of tho winter months down in jamaica earl cook the most noted ball twirler ever produced in these parts left on saturday for the training camp at yhor florida the ball held where the syracuse lads will locate is only two miles from tampa mrs cook will go to the usa later when the team take up their quarters in the home city earl was certainly looking fit at the time of his departure and is looking for ward to a successful ball season before nearly 1400 rabid fans in aurora arena on thursday night the jubilee juniors ousted parry sound from the playoffs with a 44 tie to take the round 139 aurora staged a threegoal rally in the third period to gain the deadlock aurora won the first game 95 faced with the four goal deficit the northerners made a desperate effort to tie up the round ami at one stage had the jubilees 30 however their hard efforts in the first two sessions told on them and aurora were able to tie it up in short order in the final frame aurora will now meet lindsay this wednesday night with a return game at lindsay on friday apparently cattle arent very partial to clock works as a diet at least thats what floyd forsyth of the 10th concession came to be lieve last week while working in the runway in front of the cattle in the stable he unknowingly dropped quite a valuable timepiece into the chop box at feeding time the next day he found one of the bossies with the watch reposing in her manger she was licking it gingerly and seemed a bit puzzled at the sight of this new kind of turnip coming through the watch believe it or not was still going bobby forster whose family were residents of the 9 th concession of markham up until several years ago has certainly hit the bright lights of hockey stardom through his sensational goaltending for the oshawa majors boh was the key man in the majors elimination of the toronto marlboros last week in gait toronto sports writers with only one or two exceptions have been nearly turning themselves in side out in making excuses for their pet marlies but the fact remains that oshawa outfought the toronto team and by being right on their toes to take advantage of the many breaks they were able to swing the score their way to say as many of the writers did that tho better team lost is a pretty small way of ex cusing themselves the name of toronto is known far and wide as hog town delux and this last exhibition hasnt shown them up in any better light howard stuart who was reported missing from his home 2nd con cession of markham was picked up by york township police on monday he recently recovered from a serious illness and searchers combed tho bushes in the vicinity fearing that he might have become lost in th2 underbrush he was picked up after he had appeared at a township home begging for a meal for forty minutes on sunday afternoon in dicksons hill church claude vipon 16yearold boy preacher from lome pak college held his packed audience spellbound as he expounded his text from exodus with all the energy and fervour of a speaker twice the age claude is a graduate of ottawa collegiate musical numbers were rendered by a group of talentec singers from the college the tribune was pleased to re ceive a visit from mr a c brown of guelph last week who was in town for the funeral of the late mrs benj madill a c brown was a brother of the late wilmot brown and was born on the homestead at the east end of the village now ten anted by lloyd turner as a young man he was associated with mrs madill who was miss lizzie brown living on an adjoining farm a c brown left stouffville back in 1ss1 but retains considerable interest in the place of his birth the combined hockey forces of ballantrae toronto marlboros and claremont alias goodwood show ed no mercy on white rose monday night when they drubbed them 50 to take the bushleague champion ship winning the round 145 a large crowd was in attendance for this final contest which was neariy an hour late in starting owing to heated bickering between the teams over so many imported players a familiar figure on the sidelines wus that of eddie crouch who took the opportunity to try and glean out a few prospects for next seasons juniors an interesting visitor in town since christmas time who returned home last week to western canada was albert mckinnon who although 73 years of age is still an active man he has been visiting his brothers robert and john and his sister mrs william crossen it is forty years since albert mckinnon left these parts to make his way in saskatchewan and he has seen plenty of ups and downs since that time he has eight children living in the west at different points and has fought grass hoppers and drought until the government had to step in and aid his entire section alberts post office is buchanan in the yorkton district the board of the stouffville public library will meet on monday even ing march 21st at 730 will every member strive to be present at the above hour mrs aaron burkholder who lives with her daughter mrs edw lintner reached her 7sth birthday on march 14 and the affair was fittingly marked by a visit from a3 many of her family as could visit the aged mother on the sunday pre ceding tho birthday date the march meeting of the womens christian temperance union will be held in the bible class room of the united church on thursday afternon march 17th at 330 oclock rev robt young will give an address and a report of the recent federation of temperance convention will be given by miss helen rowbotham a good atten dance is expected calvin stafford of goodwood was in town last week and although he is about to celebrate his 85th birth day in another couple of weeks mr stafford is able to attend his duties and possesses a keen intellect his brother amos who is a bachelor has developed into quite a housekeeper and since the death of calvins wifo is looked on as the cook and he can do it well is the testimony of brother calvin amos is 75 ted cadieux son of mr and mrs c cadieux was removed to the toronto general hosptial on tues day morning suffering from a de pressed fracture of the skull tho accident involving the lad occurred on sunday when he attempted to jump from a beam in win harpers barn the sudden jolt in landing caused him to strike his forehead on his knee with considerable force an examination in toronto will no doubt reveal the seriousness of the mishap stouffvilles cgit girls appear to have inaugurated a new fad by sally ing up and down the street adorned in hairribbons of varying colour combinations city styles have dwindled to merely a brim and no crown and apparently the idea has spread however men have been ex pecting womens headdress to shrink to just such skimpy proportions since for some time now its looked like a case of anything goes should this nude head system spread it would certainily clerlfy the movie situation where the female hats sometimes are little short of a menace you know the kind those that dont block your view entirely but merely cut off the top and bottom of the screen and make you fairly furious in not being jle to see the rest st patricks supper an irish supper followed by a short program will be held in the base ment of the presbyterian church on thursday march 17 under the auspices of the band of wiling auspices of the band of willing supper from 6 to s oclock hands off might he a fitting title of a protest sent to the tribune by an unknown author in writing against the removal of the alarm bells at the cnr crossing having spent over 2000 for an alarm system why should the railway board be asked to take them down is the question plump ed up to us in serving a rather bitter protest it may he true that a former council recommended the signal system and many people commended them for it but now it is found the bells annoy at least one or two householders and ring unnecessarily at long intervals the whole question has been referred to the dominion railway board but what do they know about the situa tion at stouffville to give an intelligent order to leave the bells up or take them down would necessitate hearing evidence of people who are affected and who are familiar with the dangers of this railway crossing the trouble aroused over this matter impresses on reeve wcldon the truth of the saying unhappy is the head that wears the crown markham village council has baulked on paying a premium of 300 for public liability insurance and well they may rates for this class of insurance are steadily in creasing too many villages place insurance of this nature then allow dangerous sidewalks and other traps to exist in the village feeling se cure that should an accident happen the insurance company will take care of it in tho long run the mun icipality must pay rates that will cover all this trouble plus a prem ium of profit the rates are gauged on amunicipality according to the on actuarial figures the more accidents in the villages of ontario the higher the cost markham vill age has been comparatively free from accident claims still she must pay her proportionate cost the question the villages fathers and reeve hisey has to consider is why markham is called on to pay 300 while another town gets a coverage for 100 great precautions have to be taken these days when citizens can success with a claim for damages on the most fllmpsy charge st patrick sociali the stouffville junior farmers club are to be honoured at their club meeting on thursday march 17 note change of date by tho presence of the mount albert club members the visitors will provide tho program and the local iadie3 will attend the lunch gentlemen bring 25c and como in good numbers pv and singers know that voice buik- ioest and tick- liagin the throat osc quickly re ifeved with wampoles formolid throat ease try these pleasanttasting pastdles ot the first indication of hoarse ness sore throat coughs or forthroat irritations caused by singing public speak ing or excessive smoking formolid throat ease is strongly emiscpue soothing in action and absolutely harmless two sizes 10c and 25c toe sale by boadways drug store one week sale of flour 98 pounds ivory flour 375 24 pounds ivory flour 100 98 pounds quaker flour first patent 395 24 pounds quaker flour mi- 110 98 pounds mothers in gingham flour 395 98 pounds five roses flour 410 24 pounds five roses flour 115 24 pounds first prize pastry l 65 stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ontario ew bread dleimljs- bread is an important aid in reducing it builds up nerve and muscle tissue steps up energy remember science has proved that bread itself is not fattening it is a com bination of proteins and energygiving carbo hydrates so follow the bread diet and feel strong and ener getic while you ivduce eat 6 slices of bread dally stouffville bakery a stover proprietor revival campaign dicksons hill march 13th to 27th rev r h hamilton of sarnia ontario presiding elder of the free methodist will be i the evangelist services each week night at 745 pm except saturday sunday services 1000 pm 230 pm 730 pm come and enjoy these services at the church on the hill rev william brown pastor the next twilight service under auspices of the local churches will be held on sunday evening next in the united church at 830 short address will be given by rev arthur greer a half hou of oldtime gospel singing the gormley malo quartette along with the stouffville orchestra will assist everybody please come miss enna hisey daughter of mrs jacob hisey of stouffville who has been on tho staff of tho toronto childrens aid society has accepted a position with the york county childrens aid miss hisey was in town on tuesday in connection with her visitations to the homes of wards ot this society miss hisey has had a fine record in connection with her work on tho toronto staff for which she was particularly well qualified through her university training and she should prove a valuable acquisi tion to the york county staff whore she will bo moro or less familiar with tho field work to bo carried on mrs j o totton freolton is home visiting her mother mrs s m warriner for a few days four members of tho barrie lions club enjoyed the biweekly supper served by the stouffville lions club at the blue bird inn on monday evening after dinner an interest ing program was heard and plans were advanced for the coming char ter night when about a hundred lions from other clubs will visit stouffville on april s only a scant crowd turned out for the drama mummle and thp mumps by tho washington united church and sponsored by the junior womens institute in ratclifts hall last friday night the play was excellently enacted and was certain ly worthy of a much better follow ing it was rather disappointing since the project by tho youngladles was in aid of the new town rest rooms as a result ot the small turn out only a vory meagro sum was raised for the cause