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the tribune stouffville ont thursday november 28 1946 i ft eh i scratch i rub i look lousy zd 1 loujy therv vtmpl remdjr for your con dition box of db hess powozkkd louse killu its powder that can w readily u w- winter and summer rub louse kimta down nest to the skin it fives off fumes that destroy lice kill these bloodsucking pests now 2 2 lb fcoxof louss kjellejt for only 65c minerals cll solmiu for cattle cil pigmin for hogs flour ta ibskirst prize pastry flour b8 lbs quaker flour 88 lbs five hose- flour louse killer dr hess powdered when the mock i being tabled is the time to protect them from lice poultry feed fullopep egg mash fulopep super greens pel lets fulopep fattening feed heavy cleaned western oats scratch grain western wheat to arrive soon grit granite oyster shell fuels we have a stock of good coke anthracitepea coal alberta briquettes and pocahontas coal can give immediate delivery on these fuels stiver bros local and personal happenings retiring mrsjr bell of toronto is spend- ing a few days with the barkeys mr steve thomson who has been j in charge of the fish ponds for five years visited his brother at chats- worth and friends at chesley for two weeks board of education mayfair restaurant breakfast from 8 am to 10 am dinner prom 1130 am t supper from 5 pm to 8 pm pm sunday evening dinner from 5 pm to 8 pm art display appreciated the very generous attendance of all sections of the community old and young at the art display in the big spofford co store on friday and saturday of last week may well be regarded as indicating a strong local interest in the artistic also of appreciation of the talents and at tainments of the local artist miss phyllis klinck the exhibition con sisted of fifteen numbers compris ing oils and watercolors an equal number of sketches in pen or pencil and a group of large watercolors in still life from models the paint ings were originals representing familiar scenes in the home area or the picturesque highlands of the haliburton district the quality of presentation of these scenes drew very generally favorable comment from the many visitors we believe that exhibitions of this type havea strong cultural value within the community accordingly it is the hope that miss khnck may find it possible to make further such con tributions in the months and years ahead aeosaoooeexsooocwcoooooofidsosqoeooek eabuttox has no liking for public life after a trial of two years on the stouffville municipal council and asked to be relieved from office mr and mrs jos borinsky are niagara falls this week where he is attending the annual meeting of the ontario creamerv association mr and mrs blake sanders were in napanee a few days owing to the death of dr c m stratton pro minent citizen of that town mr charles boynton of gormley was awarded the senior champion and grand champion ribbons at the royal winter fair for the best tamworth boar in the show he was also awarded the championship for junior sow reserve champion on senior sow and reserve grand champion sow in the show besides these special prizes he won a num ber of prizes in the various tam worth classes oil burners for any type heating plants the guaranteed installation of a wca oil burner will banish your heating worries for this winter and for many more installations- made in about three weeks from date of order seventeen- years experience with oil heating systems sold and installed by arthur ljoydtown ontario r gray phone schomberg 5022 osekkkkmooqqsofloooaooaocooosfihfidc paris auto supply richmond hill ph 6 utility can with detachable flexible spout and filler holds 5 us gallons special to clear each 350 aeroplane gasoline tanks c4 gallon capacity all aluminum well covered with rubber and fabric useful for storage tanks each 1250 a quantity of good used tools and ooi boxes at bargain prices friends are looking forward to the anniversary at second mark- ham baptist church on sunday next dec 1st services will be taken at 11 am and 7 pm by rev a stein of newmarket christian church while mrs oldham mrs cake and the baker hill octette will provide special music this is the 98th year of this church and rev n rowan pastor extends a warm welcome to one and all people to worship with them on this occasion store premises reopen the restaurant premises in the ratcliff block at the market corner have been rented by norman farr who has been doing a stirring busi ness in the radio repair line up stairs in the same building the place has been held by miss iola rose for several years or since she was forced to close her popular re staurant owing to ill health mrs walter miller is home again after undergoing an operation at i the st michaels hospital in tor onto and is feeling much improved in health friends will be pleased to learn the remains of frederick george edwards were buried at markham cemetery on monday following his sudden death in toronto on friday he is survived by his wife and four married daughters r e ratclilf sold the prize steer he exhibited at the royal winter fair for 23c per pound the here ford weighed g70 pounds thereby netting a nice return christinas bazaar the womens institute of union- ville are holding a bazaar and tea in the township hall on saturday dec 7th from 230 to g30 miss jackie watson of toronto will be guest soloist christmas gifts for sale no admission come and bring the children the extremely mild weather has induced many car owners to delay the purchase of antifreeze how ever one of these mornings a lot of these people will be caught un prepared there is nothing saved in delaying the purchase but a great deal to lose on wednesday nov 27 mr j r barkey of 2nd street will celebrate his eightieth birthday a very pleas ant surprise birthday dinner was held at his home on saturday in anticipation of this great event the participants were as follows mrs j r barkey their son gordon of toronto mr and mrs j mitchell nee velma barkey rev and mrs earl e honsberger nee ila bar key miss gertrude gibson and two grandchildren joeqinline mitchell and john philips honsberger it was a happy occasion for all no walks no cement inability to obtain cement and shortage of labor have been given as the prime reasons why no side walks were built in stouffville this year cement has been very diftl cult to obtain as anyone who want ed a few bags learned when more cement was available in late fall then there was a bag shortage and to add to this difficulty a great fire destroyed twothirds of the avail able bags of the portland cement co however bags are coming through better now and cement orders are being filled rapidly it is noticeable that more cement is pass ing through stouffville in recent weeks the demand will fall off of course as the weather becomes too cold for outside construction without artificial aid in mixing only most urgent jobs will be car ried on purity oats 5 lb aunt jemima pancake flour reg pkg 14c aylmer vegetable soup 310 oz tins 25c kellogg s all wheat 2 pkgs 23c choice lombard plums 220 oz tins 29c blended orange grapefruit juice tin 19c carload groceteria stonflrille ont local mothcrcraft a success the stouffville branch of the cana dian mothercraft society has just celebrated its first birthday the local clinic which was begun with some trepidation in such a small community has been an unqualified success one hundred and thirteen mothers one hundred and twelve children and five prenatal cases have attended the twelve sessions two of this number are graduate nurses proving that even those with professional training in nurs ing appreciate the services of mo thercraft the clinic is held in the united church basement on the second tuesday of each month and all mothers wishing to have their babies weighed or measured or de siring feeding advice are invited to attend we should like to take this opportunity of publicly thanking our moihcrcrft nurse miss gra ham and her helper mrs klinck for their unfailing patience and faithful performance of duty the stouffville branch will be honored shortly by a visit from the canadian president of the society mrs ro bertson who nas just returned from a visit to new zealand enquiries regarding mothercraft have been received from as far north as the peace river and as far east as new foundland it is hoped that the success of our local group will en courage other communities to es tablish similar clinics the dominion dave dickson honored in bc dave dickson left stouffville forty- four years ago to make a place for himself in the world out in british columbia he was a very young man then and his father at that time conducted the blacksmith shop which stood on the present dickson premises east of the school on main street here still resides two sis ters misses nellie and bessie also a brother walter a patient in the town hospital evidently dave did more than just make a place for himself in the world his efforts have been appreciated from the british col umbia press was clipped the fol lowing itemindicating how this old stouffville lad is appreciated in his home of summerland bc it reads thirtysix years faithful service to the municipality of summerland brought a token appreciation to dave dickson formerly with the water department when reeve w r powell made a presentation to the former municipal servant of a gold engraved pocket watch on tuesday afternoon just prior to the regularcouncil meeting this watch was presented by reeve powell on behalf of the mun icipality of summerland for faith ful and long service rendered on its behalf few people have the opportun ity to have lived long enough to give such faithful service as mr dickson reeve powell declared also wishing him many long and happy days ahead horticultural offlers for a second term mr e rgood has been elected president of the stouffville horticultural society mr albert e miller was elected vice president replacing mr cecil davis the secretary is miss margery mertens and the treasurer for next year miss anne lehman about 70 enjoyed a pot luck supper held in the basement of the united church when a review of the years work was given by the secretary one of the first works undertaken after the society reorganized following an in active spoil during the war years was the revival of the flower beds at the west entrance to the town it was worked this fall and un doubtedly will be a place of floral beamy next year a bed of tulips has been planted at the library and another tulip bed started at the sta tion a number of helpful and en tertaining meetings were held this year thereby increasing the inter est in the worthy work directors for 191g7 have been names as follows rev d davis mrs w timbers mrs t jennings mrs lloyd turner mrs h dixon the society is receiving very good support in their worthy cause that of beautifying the town and en couraging the houscnolders to beau tify their individual premises by nroughout joining up in large numbers may the good work continue dean waggs big auction sale to day thursday successful business man proprietor of five to a dollar store hugh bannerman has received an acclamation as a member of stouffville board of education for a two year term mrs l smith of dutton and mr and mrs colin campbell of wood- bridge spent sunday afternoon with mr and mrs edward williams mill street youthful baseball player on the aurora team playing against stouff ville this last summer garfield clar ence doolittle died suddenly at york county hospital on thursday last the lad who will be remembered by the baseball boys is reported to have entered the hospital for a ton sil operation but bled to death he was only 21 years of age at the auction sale on thursday of the goods belonging to the late mrs drewery the frame dwelling on tenth street south was with drawn from sale after reaching an offer between shoo and 1500 while the property has been some what improved in recent years by a new siding it is only a few years ago since it sold for 500 this gives an idea of the advances made in the price of real estate we understand that the drewery place may be taken over by someone connected with the familv the christmas meeting of the w ms of the united church will be held in the school room of the church on thursday afternoondec 5th at 245 hhere will be an in teresting program with christmas carols followed bv the annual mite- box tea all the ladies of the con gregation are invited local company sutlers loss the stovel co which operates a turnip waxing plant in various towns of southwestern ontario met with a fire loss last week when their plant at shakespeare near stratford was destroyed with an i estimated loss of plant and equip ment of 10000 the building occu pied was a large frame structure and jvhile firemen from stratford offered help it was not sufficient to save the place the stovel co re cently opened a plant in stouffville in the former brick garage building of the late dr walter sangster christmas offer at theatre no dearth of councillors contrary to the usual situation at nomination time in stouffville there chm 2lp of theatre tickets this is a new venture but one which has proved very successful in the large city theatres theatre tickets for christ mas make most acceptable gifts en quire for yours at the box office the next time youre in town some eighty mothers and daugh ters the latter members of the cg it group gathered for their annual mother and daughter banquet on friday evening and listened to a most entertaining address by mrs allen miller of toronto a lady who has spent two years in the arctic vocal numbers were supplied by mrs claude brillinger mrs harry paisley mother of the presiding president erline paislev proposed the toast to the cgit group serve the town as councillors for 1947 while they were not anxious to bring about an election several ratepayers who would be most promising material men who have shown good business ability were willing to put their shoulders to the wheel of state and help roll the old town chariot along if need be re brown who had served on the coun cil for years had been indisposed in health for a week or two and didnt attend nomination he didnt qualify for office again and stepped into retirement along with e a button who indicates that he has no liking for public office the municipality owe these men a vote of thanks for the service they have rendered gfloboagoagoo welding electric acetylene general welding repairs certified welder j our electric welder is now portable ww jm hwmmmmmm located at international motors phone res 3002 shop 290 ooosocmoooooaooofiooocxmoodsooooaoo bulova watch time 67 10q u0t hltlm 17 jnrtl it wdektji mfim try our layaway plan this year we have a host of lovely gifts to choose from come in and select yours today well keep it for you k n wagg jeweller watch repair stouffvillf