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page ten the tribune stouffville chit thursday may 4th 1939 classified advertising position wanted at housework apply tribune office for sale white blossom sweet clover lloyd brown gravel hill wanted farm hand single robert imiuen gormley phone 402 tractor work plowing etc prompt service w i smith phone 6920 cows for sale two pure bred ayrshire springers from fully accredited herd phone 3610 potatoes kataheri chippawa dooley potatoes for sale phone 5910 howard harper goodwood cows for sale two pure bred ayrghire springers from fully accredited herd phone s610 goodwood for sale two hoistein cows mr and mrs norman wagg calves by side f a brueis ph in toronto on bunday 2814 i measles the order of the for sale or rent 7room day so a measley time is re brick house on second street ported westead all convenienees pro- 1 mrs mcmurtry of toronto perty of estate of late george was a j darlings over sun- bowerg apply f l b s sfur sri mrs scott of toronto spent a for sale mccormick deering f days w her daughter manure spreader reconditioned t rp j frii and painted reasonably priced rvt vt t xn t also 500 ib deiavai cream sep- 1 mr and mrs laurie wagg of arator with power attachment j sunderland spent sunday with good condition and one fleuryjmr and mrs jim wagg isaac fos- mu 1 briydle cow due to freshen for sale quiet and good milker charles gostick phone 2215 claremont for sale 3 sections internation al harrows steel drawbar also verity no 10 plow good condi tion phone 930s 2furrow plow good isaac fos- kitt phone 5906 goodwood wanted experienced automobile mechanic must have 1939 motor vehicle repair trade certificate and own hand tools xo others ueed apply swifts garage stouffville ont tin can day telf rennie is planning to locate a dump and will announce something next week there being a real demand for a repeat order on faith takes a holiday the play given here last winter it has been de cided to repeat it on may 19 in the hall this is in support of the library mrs kain of highland creek is here with her father john latcham who has been very ill democracy and daylight saving to the editor i beg you to allow me space to voice my opinion in the affirmative in regard to daylight saving for the village of stouffville in your last issue the negative side was presented on monday april 24 the busi ness men discussed different topics the reeve of the village officiated the only headway made was in the discussion of daylight saving time for stouffville all who were there voiced their opinion for and again st the majority were in favor the reeve said he was opposed but if the majority of the business men were in favour he was in favour of passing a bylaw he appointed a committee of four to canvas the business men and have them sign a petition in favour or against the majority wag to rule the petition was thoroughly ipresented to the melville for sale or cattle in trade goodison threshing machine for grain only w hallman phone 551g quantity of mary washington asparagus roots 3 year old si 00 per hundred also straw berry rhubarb 10c per root j l ogden phone 5s27 for sale white blossom sweet clover seed government grade no 1 94 per cent germination certificate no 4810s14 l j harper newmarket phone 271j2 red raspberry canes 90c a hundred erban seed oats 75c bushel phone 2103 jos betz stouffville ontario for sale or exchange for cottage two excellent building lots on windsor drive lake imu a r alcott 419 toronto for sale 4yearold filly quiet broken to harness would take good beefringer in part payment also quantity of apple butter 10c pound oliver zellar phone 2110 appreciation mr and mrs john green and family wish to express their thanks to neighbours friends mongolia sunday school for assistance and wordg of sympathy during our bereavement in the loss of a father and grandfather for sale good work horse cheap also mh cultivator 13 spring tooth one walking plow and set of heavy harrows 5 sec one good ridging plow with digger attachment and 3 sets 3 horse eveners w t bradghaw rr2 markham phone 4902 baby chicks barred rock and new hamp shire chicks from large eggs laid by our own bloodtested flock may chicks 9c hatches each week henry miller phone stouffville 4914 baby chicks quantity and price both right get your orders in eurly custom hatch ing two new machines especially for duck and turkey eggs price for duck and turkey eggs 350 per 100 hen eggs 250 per 100 unionville chick hatchery phone 2920 or 3902 stouffville phone is 2620 sale register saturday may 13 auction sale of household furniture will be sold by pulblie auction on the property of iriobert lloyd at but- tonville lot ig con 4 mark- ham 1 14 miles north of no 7 highway terms cash saleajt jl oclock st a s farmer auctioneer saturday may 6 auction sale of high class household furn iture electrical equipment in cluding a new stove and refriger ator at stop 22 kingston road half mile west of markham road property belonging to estate of the late james neilson start sharp at 12 noon dst no reserve terms cash a s farmer auctioneer gormley pine orchard moving west m rawlinson ltd established 54 years special rates on household effects in pool cars to winnipeg and west to coast long distance moving and first class warehouses for storing household effects 610 yonge street toronto telephone kingsdale 5125 harold boake spent a few days in our community misses alma and beatrice chapman are visiting in toron to mr mcnight is all smiles- its a girl mr and mrs wesley lundy were in toronto visitors a couple of days last week we are glad to report donald wicke was able to be removed home after being rushed to the hospital with mastoid trouble the school at home held friday evening was a decided success we wish to congratu late teachers and scholars on their program and the projects made us all long to be a school boy and ginl again we wish to congratulate mr nolan and his son charles who was responsible for the tribune winning the j l clark trophy we feel now when we read the local paper that we surely have a prize but is now able to sit up yet the annual inspection of township roads by the council was postponed owing to the ill ness of councillor jack rae it will be made today with mr rae on hand it is hoped miss jean thaxter spent the weekend in toronto visiting friends mr and mrs charles watson and claude and dean were at mrs watsons in stouffville on sunday mr w r kindree mrs porter mr and mrs ted brooks of toronto called on relatives here on sunday mr and mrs charles feasby harvey and audrey motored to peterboro sunday to take part in celebrating mrs feas- bys mothers birthday mrs sollitt was sure surprised she is 75 and is an old resident of uxbridge district others who were present included mr and mrs ford lapp mr and mrs hiscox mr and mrs ernest sollitt mr and mrs russell sollitt being members of the family also several grand children may meeting of the w i on the 17th will be held at the home of mrs john ashenhurst with a paper by mrs sheehy on historical research also we desire all those who have made gloves to bring them a prize will be given for the best o o d o d o n o d o d o d l ioc 30e30i 30e30k government supervised seed cleaning a complete approved line of cleaning grading separating and treating machinery kept in perfect mechanical condition and operated by experienced workmen gives you everything to be desired in seed preparation grain or seeds picked up and returned at very moderate cost know what you sow this year seiling chicks tops as the name implies our brooding offer gives you these outstanding chicks at the price of ordinary chicks as an intro ductory offer they are the only chicks that are guaranteed to live i three great chick starters dixeteria 16 per cent dixie 19 per cent and shurgain 19 per cent feed your broilers on a 19 per cent starter for maximum growth and your pullets the 16 per cent free choice feed for rugged developement dicksons hill mills established 1842 stouffville ontario markham ontario d o d o auction sale high class household furniture will be sold by public auction on the property of robert lloyd ijuttonvillb lot 10 con 4 markham i 1 14 miles north of no 7 highway sat may 13 with new mirror large iok parlor sofa solid mahogany special frame electric stove moffatt new heater stove electric heater theronoid belt radio victor radio table table radio filco buffett beautiful english oak two dressers beautiful mirrors chiffonier mahogany dinner wagon walnut 2 wicker tallies 3 beds springs and mattress complete chesterfield loose covers 2 chesterfield chairs arm chair loose cover 3 antique chairs 4 odd chairs 2 rockers 3 small chairs mahogany desk chinese carved taible antique hall stand tables parlor mahogany table oak small 2 screens silk draped floor lamps table lamps fire place screen axminster rug 9x12 xo other rugs fernery and stand curtains etc poitiers pillows linen and blankets waste paper baskets sick room utensils number of pictures set china limage not complete 50 pieces numerous cups and saucers all good china brass tea kettle and stand brass trays and etc bronze statutes large vase etc kitchen dishes trays trunk 3 vases oven insulated z kitchen cabinet kitchen table oak ice regrigerator bird cage and stand canaries singers sale at 1 pm standard time terms cash no reserve a s farmer auctioneer business men which secured a large majority in favour of daylight sav ing time the petition was ably presented to the council by mr f l button and left for their decision the council after discussing the petit ion refused to grant the wishes of the majority and so the minority rules so far i was unfortunate enough to be one of the committee to be appoint ed by the reeve to circulate the petition but emphatically refused to act in the first place then after much perguasion aeluctantly con sented we certainly exceeded our expectations i am and i think i speak for the majority of those who signed in favour quite satisfied to abide by a majority even if it does not meet witlt my way of thinking but as it stands now i am very far from satisfied with the councils action the only solution that i can see now to settle the question amicab ly when the minority of business men and council rules is to circul ate a petition to all ratepayers and business tax payers to secure en ough tax payers to sign and force an election where fevery taxpayer will have an opportunity to cii3t his ballot tor or against then this council will be forced to abide by the majority as our laws are still democratic and cannot be treated in a dictatorial way by anyone it would consist of a straw vote which would mean that the clerk of the village would prepare a iballot for each taxpayer mail him one and have him sign and return by a given date it would only mean a little work for our clerks i dont think they would mind as the coun cil is quite strong on the clerk end the cost would only be printing the ballots and mailing in the preceding issue of this paper the negative side was discus sed one objection was the picture show would suffer i do not agree with that argument i think the picture show would benefit from the surrounding towns who would patronize it more the way it is now the farmer usually arrives in town too late for the first show and too early for the second show which means they see the last half of the main picture then wait to see the first half as to it being inconven ient for the farmer to do his shop ping i dont agree the farmers with very few exceptions can have their shopping done by the new time as well as by the old and it is not necessary for the farmer to go on daylight saving time be cause the village does one propa ganda statement the objectors re sort to is we are living in a farm ing community and must cater to the farmer we are not anymore in a farming community than other towns around us that have day light saving i think the inconven ience is imaginary the old slogan one hour in hed before midnight is worth two hours after and we would all have better health i am in favour of making things as pleasant for the farmer as any one i think there is no one any more deserving than the farmer who needs every consideration that can come his way tout who usually gets the least returns for his ef forts the farmer is the business man in the majority of cases that i have received my bread and but ter from directly and which i appreciate any of us who do it directly get it indirectly if the farmer could ibe more pros perous we would ajl benefit from it until farming conditions and prices are improved we will all suffer accordingly the business man in the village who says he is not in favour of daylight saving time because it will inconvenience the farmer does not consider that closing the stores every night in the week but one part of the year and every wednes day afternoon closed is much more of an inconvenience to the farmer i am not opposed to this system and the farmer has got used to it and doesnt find it any great inconven ience they will find the same thing will apply to daylight saving and find it is not necessary for them to change their time wo are practically encircled with other towns on daylight saving time there is not one of them that would want to go back to old time and they are in the same circum stances that we are the majority of business men canvassed that were opposed to daylight saving time made the statement that if the council would pass a by-law- closing tho stores at a certain hour they would certainly be in favour of daylight saving time so why not try it for one year at least yours sincerely the peter steckleys and willis lehmans motored to delhi to spend sunday and monday with relatives and friends there we are sorry to report that miss jennie carruthera to be on the sick list over the weekend truly this is the season for chickens but the chicken pox could be very well left out we think mr a smiths children are having their siege of this disease also mr pat reids mr zimmermans have done con siderable repairing and painting on the exterior of their house recent ly they also have purchased a international ractor work just flies now we are pleased ito have mr and mrs williamson and family re siding in the house on the timbers farm previously occupied by mr k stots it is encouraging to have the vacancies replaced with people who are interested in the welfare of the church and community last week an enjoyable even ing at the manse was not anticipat ed in vain we believe it was the largest attendance on record we even had mrs j gayman and mrs topham front stouffville back to mingle with us once more mrs alfred smith imiss holingshead and miss wegg gave interesting papers while miss helen smith mrs mc- lure and daughter june supplied the music owing to the departure of our president also assistant secretary an election was called mrs h forrester was unanimously elected president for the balance of the year and mrs a miller assist ant secretary while miss jennie carruthers was elected to take mrs forresters previous office as vice- president after an already delight ful evening imbrs w lehman and mrs mcewen served refreshment the next meeting will tie held at the home of mrs norman lotton mrs m quantz of ringwood u spending a few days with her sister- inlaw mrs m houck and miss edna dr r a byervs of wood- ville died on tuesday aged 56 years prominent citizen of the woodville district where he had practised for 34 years he will be buried from his home there on friday afternoon funeral private deceased was a broth er to messrs j l and n w byer the stouffville junior insti tute will meet at the home of mrs f goudie on wednesday may 10 at 230 this being the annual meeting a good atten dance is requested roll call answered with a suggestion for aii item on the program during the next year ashes removed get rid of them now during the early spring clean up telephone 8102 reasonable rate howard storry trucker electric wiring new work or repair jobs solicited fully qualified electrician let us quote you on new work or repair ing jobs large or small h walsh church st stouffville phone 2704 go to church christ church anglican rev f herman rector sunday may 7 1937 200 pm evening prayer everyone welcome stouffville presbyterian church w h puller ba pastor sunday may 7 1937 200 pm sabbath school 300 pm gospel service the public are invited to join us in our services sixth line baptist church stanley medhurst pastor sunday may 7 1937 1000 am sunday school 1100 am worship everyone welcome bloomington ringwood christian churches rev e morton s h cockburn sunday may 7 1937 blooniington 1100 am worship ringwood 230 pm worship altonn 700 pm worship dickson hill and mt joy mennonite churches rev p g lehman pastor sunday may 7 1937 dicksons hill 1000 am the pastor 1100 am bible school mount joy 1000 am bible school 1100 am mr harvey will speak 730 pm the pastor you are invited to attend stouffville mennonite church rev h shantz pastor sunday may 7 1937 1000 am sunday school 1100 am regular service with the pastor in charge 700 pm evangelistic e harvey will preach 700 pm altona the pastor regular prayer meetings at both services a cordial invitation is extended to these services stouffville united church l e atkinson minister thursday 245 pm the dis trict meeting of the womans mis sionary society will meet in tho auditorium several societies will be present miss carol will speak sunday may 7 1937 1100 am morning worship mr thos gold of uxbridge will speak and the uxbridge orchestra will play 230 pm sunday school and bible class 700 pm evening worship the rev charles endicottdd general secretary of the missionary and maintenance fund of the united church will be guest speaker tho junior band of thirty pieces will assist the choir in leading the sing ing monday s pm weekly meeting of the ypu wednesday s pm weekly prayer and fellowship service wednesday may 10 meeting of garret evening auxiliary at the home of miss janet brodie a cordial invitation is extended to strangers and visitors to attend delbert hclden tnme lwo special services lemonville ballantrae bloomington united churches rev w s irwin pastor sunday may 7 1939 the young people of lemonville ypu are invited to he guests on wednesday evening may 3rd at tho church of all nations in toronto near queen and spadina avenue this will be in place of the regular meeting on friday worship standard time 1045 am ballantrae 300 pm lemonville 700 pm bloomington the sacrament of the lords supper will be administered at each place bible school 1000 am ballantrae 200 pm lemonville prayer meetings prayer meeting s pm lemonville tuesday may 2 at the home of mr and mrs gibbons ballantrae friday imay 5th at the home of mr john clark everyone welcome i can do all things through christ which strengtheneth me phllippians 413 stouffville christian church r k vickers pastor sunday may 7 1937 1000 am sabbath school 1100 am morning worship subject a spirit filled church 700 pm gospel service subject world attitude to christ our special missionary offering will be received this sunday shall we he prepared to give the work of foriegn field wednesday endeavour service- all members out please church hill 200 pm sabbath school 300 pm worship service thursday endeavour at tho home of mr clark the topic will be taken by hoyle brethour there is no use asking god to do things you can do for yourself v stouffville baptist d macgregor pastor friday 7 pm the haipy hour this will bo the last meeting of this season and we invite the boys and girls to share it with us lantern slides will be shown sunday may 7 1937 1000 am bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship the ordinance of the iord3 supper will be observed at the close of this service 700 pm gospel service subject will the app2ascment policy bring peace wed s pm prjyer sevico