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the tribune stouitville ont thursday may s 1932 thrilling sights for local traveller in paris and london iiini luitdiiu piccadilly and regent st london wi i believe i wrote from switzer land last so ill begin with paris paris is a very large cosmopolitan city my hotel was fairly central and my room overlooked the tuilkres park the seine river the eiifel tower the souvre and i could see the place detole arch of triumph so you see one could sjend a couple of weeks just walking and looking in that area walking i did nearly as much to save arguments with the paris cab drivers who cannot speak english the view of paris from the top of the eitre tower was wonderful it was one of the clear days when i went up and the visibility was excellent the trees below were just bursting into green bud and were beautiful another day i took a bus drive of some miles out to the palace of versailles it was a magnificent place and in its day when fully furnished and occupied and the gardens and fountains running it must have been a sight i saw in the palace the huge and magnifi cent hall of mirrors where the peace treaty of world war i was signed the vastness of these palaces is staggering there were many beautiful tapestries paint ings and rugs still there on the same trip we visited malmalson home of napoleon much of it is furnished as it was in the time of napoleon and very interesting the great and elaborate state coaches are something to see though i doubt if they would be very comfortable with the roads they had then one day while in paris i flew back to switzerland it was an added experience and thrill at least the sun shone up above the clouds and it was a thrill to see the snowcapped peaks of the alps jutting up above the sea of clouds it was a two hour trip each way and i went there and back in a day it was very pleasant i left paris monday noon and arrived in london shortly after 6 in the evening the channel cross ing was medium rough and there was a very strong wind blowing clamps down on junk yards ww vwv- new b aw grand opening joness new groceteria snack bar don mills rd below no 7 hgy wednesday may 14th a free cup of coffee to all customers on opening day dick jones prop jwwiw it was good to see the white cliffs of dover and better yet to set foot on british soil and be among english speaking people there is something about the union jack and the british crown that sends a tingle up your spine from dover to london was a very nice trip through the kentish country side with its farms and hay fields and it was spring lambing time and there were thousands of them the hotel at piccadilly circus is again at the heart of the cit3 and full of interest i could stand at the markham township council brought in a bylaw which was passed and will take effect immed iately to regulate junk yard- within the municipality the nev edict requires that anyone engag ing in this trade shall fence his lot with a closed high board fence ten feet high any cars taken in for scrap must be regist ered with the chief of police the law also provides that the lot can not he lighted in any way and there must be no objectionable noise or odor it must also be situated kx ft back from the highway a penalty of 50 for each offence is provided find a guard being e queen is expected churchill it is all is up only to changed or th to pass or mr interesting westminster abby is a beautiful building and very old i am afraid i was expecting something very gaudy the tombs which arc- everywhere inside the building corner in piccadilly circus by the seem to have no rhyme or reason hour and just watch the people go to them the elligies lying on top gormley offering sends additional missionary overseas the annual missionary conven tion of gormley united mission ary church was brought to a suc cessful conclusion last sunday evening with an interested con gregation manifesting a keen con cern for advancement in foreign missions the convention began on tues day evening last and continued to the sunday with evening services missionary pictures were shown at ail of the weeknight services the missionary speaktis were miss eileen sider miss myrtle anderson rev paul cmmel miss kuby wilson rev and mrs doug las percy all of nigeria and miss ethel smith of india in addition the congregation joined in the stouifville rally to hear the address of rev q j everest as the convention began an objective of 2000 was set for cash offerings and pledges but by the sunday evening offerings had exceeded the 3500 mark this increase means that the sending of one new missionary is made possible interest was keen throughout the community and many express appreciation of the inspiration of the services alm1ra by it is said that if you stand on piccadilly circus long enough you will see the person you are look ing for the odd taxis the double- deck buses the london bobby and the formal dressed businessman with his bowler hat and rolled umbrella is a pageant to watch the london bobby is very quiet but extremely efficient courteous and helpful the london trans portation system is one of the finest in the world it is clean and fast whether you take the double- deck bus or one of the under ground cars it is said that the underground alone or tube carries two million people a day i think the population of london is s or 9 million the first day i spent walking about seeing grand park the mall buckingham palace whitehall westminister abbey the house of parliament 10 downing st etc every fence building and blade of grass seems to breathe history and bristle with pageantry and the british love it and i am british you see little groups gathered every so often and wonder what braeside brand grade a large size eggs dozen in chi 43c eat a hearty breakfast horsey sweetened florida grapefruit juice 2 25 irresistible flavour freshly ground a1 richmelio coffee mfc 93c aunt sallys orange grapefruit two fruit marmalade 33 fancy quality cream style stokelys corn 2r3s libbys tender king ungraded fancy peas 239 culverhouse choice quality red pitted cherries 21 saxta clara medium size dried prunes florida seedless no i lsiiick diamond size o grapefruit 6 for 29c imported x 1 washed new potatoes 5 lb 49c finn golden yellow ripe bananas lb 19c tcxiis n crop mild silver skin onions 2 lbs 29c florida xo i fresh green peppers 3 for 29c 2 lbs 39c texas vo 1 washed new carrots 3 lbs 25c excellent for prcorrlivk cuban xo 1 sla 13 pineapple 3 for 100 at stoukfville plain or pimento chateau cheese g 33 chocolat5 gold silver ogilvie cake mixes r35 monarch baby roll cheese canadian in oil fairhaven sardines 2b 17 vttatl twtctiw dominion tti3 frfdy itk ft is stores limited a ungraded eggs wanted w of uphtt rcurkvt prtoi for word4 fcggi s magr for itubj joa vd sko on of them would almost give you the nightmare the stone of scone in the old initial scratched coronation chair is in a chapel behind the main altar and one wonders how it could have been stolen the stainedglass memorial windows in the battle of britain memorial chapel back of the main altar is really beautiful it was a thrill to gaze upon big ben and the houses of parliament the mother of parliaments the house of com mons was in session this week trying to get finished for the easter recess i thought i would go into the session in the after noon but there was a line of two hundred waiting for some one to leave the strangers gallery so they could get in i returned at 10 oclock in the evening but still there was a lineup filling st stephens hall and out into the street this time i waited and gained admittance just before midnight the debate was most interesting and heated as the opposition were trying to defeat the government and they were going to pass a vote of censure against the chairman of the com mittee sitting the debate an amendment to the health bill that the country not pay for wigs false teeth or spectacles for the stranger within their gate 1 decided not to go out next morn ing and order a wig i left the session at 130 am and they were still going strong the tower of london is a most interesting sight though i have spent only a short time down there they have a very large exhibit of old armour and weapons then i went to see the crown jewels a fabulous display of gold and precious stones they are in an ancient tower of the tower of london yesterday i took an excursion out to windsor castle the drive out was past quaint old farms with thatch- roofed buildings our first stop was at stoke poges the old church yard where grays elegy was written it was a beautiful day and a lovely quiet country spot cray is buried there our visit took us to eton college windsor castle with its battlements and turret towers can be seen for some distance back it is another fairy- book sight we had lunch just from the entrance then after lunch we went through part of the castle including beautiful st georges chapel where the late king and his father are buried there was an air of expectancy and excitement about windsor and the castle as the queen and royal family were expected any time to spend the easter holidays there driving back along the beautiful thames countryside we visited hampton court a palace built by cardinal wolsly and then used by henry viii at present much of it is used as apartments for widowed members of court the large oakbeamed banqueting hall of henry viii was most interesting and flooded with shadows of the past this morning i visited madam toussands wax works exhibit which is quite fascinating this afternoon i enjoyed a very excel lent program of the messiah given in the royal albert hall by the royal choral society it was in this hall that queen victoria first began the practice of stand ing during the singing of the hall elujah chorus england is a strange and wonderful place it turned out that during the afternoon concert there was an intermission of over an hour during which audience and choir members alike went over to kensington park for a stroll or sit down and enjoy a box lunch which they had brought after the concert i strolled through hyde park to the famous soap box orators corner by marble arch where free speech is a tradition tnere were little knots of people dotted all along one negro was holding on one prob lem several communists were in heated discussions with their list eners and several preachers or laymen were holding or attempt ing to hold street meetings the remarks from some of their list- dickson hill the new church is nearing com pletion watch for the announce ment of opening services farmers have been very busy seeding and a number have al ready finished recent visitors at the moyer farm include mr and mrs jesse pike and miss mary of toronto mr ed itaymer of verdun que and mr and mrs harvey mover of stouffville the missionary convention closed sunday evening at the mt joy church and all the services were interesting and instructive we hope the epidemic of mumps will soon be over and all the child ren back to school mr and mrs warren moyer attended the emmanuel bible col lege graduation at kitchener last week mrs elmer hill has returned her home at providence bay after visiting her parents mr and mrs chas hoover mr and mrs peter stickley accompanied by mr and mrs edgar stickley of victoria square motored to stayner on sunday mrs gertie conner of clare- tuoiu spent the weekend with mr and mrs chas conner mr and mrs john timbers visited sutidav with mr and mrs i voting of downs view mr and mrs bill simpson and family of ballantrae had supper sunday with the conners on monday evening mr and mrs conner mr ambrose stover of stouirville mrs howard rat- cliff and miss zeta milnes of rich mond hill had supper with mr ralph wideman of richmond hill yandorf auction sale mh poxy traitor equip fanning implement grain potatoes furniture etc ox part of lot s3 cox fickkkixt township on markhumpickeriii towiillne 1 mile north of xo 7 lllgtiua property of the estate of the late a jones saturday may 10th mh pony tractor almost new mh pony traitor plow l furrow almost new mh pony tractor springtooth cul tivator almost new mh pony tractor mounted scufuer almost new mh pony tractorsnbw pw almost new mcconnlck deering binder ft good 11disc seed drill mh mr and mrs chas scott donna and linda leaside spent the week end with mrs scotts parents mr and mrs wm kingdon mr and mrs walter graham of sharon mr and mrs gordon mae- svwi harrows way had sunday supper with mr and set ahorse sleighs grant morley tractor tmie wheel eomplet tiros good xo 21 cockshutt walking plow handy sprayer complete with booms mrs uraut money tractor trailer 2whee mr and mrs roy- morley visited witn ru mr and mrs chas greenwood and mr and mrs carl greenwood on sunday evening mr and mrs garnett pattenden have returned to rutherglen for the summer mrs delia pattenden is visiting with them for one week mis h c powell and mrs f van xostraiul attended the womens institute conference at oac in guelph for three days last week glad to see mr george preston is able to be out again hartman public school children are enjoying the comforts of a new school this section is planning an official opening the w lkmonville mr bill maybee and friend from exeter had breakfast with mrs hastings on sunday bill is a former student of lemonville school dr and mrs e r hastings dr john hastings miss louise hast ings and miss bessie eerguson were callers in the neighborhood on sunday auction sale household furniture electric stove hotpoint automatic 4burner with clock dining suite 3piece chesterfield in the village of xew gormley tuesday may 13th the property of mrs t hardy pine orchard miss jean johnston spent weekend with mr and mrs johnston mr and mrs ford lehman and miss beverly spent sunday with mr and mrs howard lehman mr and mrs l hendry and janet spent the weekend in chlppawa mr and mrs r spofford and family were sunday visitors with mrs oreille brillinger and family sorry to report mr j bosworth has been ill wish him a speedy re covery electric range 4burner with clock and new automatic controls hot- point piece dining room suite extra good piece chesterfield like new wilton rug n x 12 table lamp radio telephone table and chair breakfast suite 6pieee complete dresser wash stand double bed springs mattress double bed springs mattress double bod and mattress dresser chest of drawers buffet pullout couch mans bicycle screendoor gate leg table radio occasional chair 2 arm chairs leather covered arm chair book case 3 chairs 2 floor lamps shades quebec coal heater medium size stool linoleum 10 x 12 2 dressers and mirrors dresser mirror kitchen cabinet 1 small tables hot piate 2htirner coal oil cook stove kitchen oil cloth t x 10 dishes wicker flower basket cooking utensils rake fivegallon coal oil can 2 hoes shovel u ton pea coal pictures and frames electric lamps and shades books 2 galvanized tubs large wash board saw floor polisher mail box clothes line clothes basket hassock number of trunks saniboy small table other articles too numerous to men tion at same time place will also be offered for sale the property of mrs ernest stiles entire house hold furniture dishes glassware garden tools etc xo reserve ns lkth parties are giving up housekeeping terms cash sale at i pm dst lloyd turner clerk a s farmer auctioneer eners were appalling beside one street meeting a group were sing ing songs like sweet rosie ocrady i dont know what they were trying to put across this is the corner where anyone can speak on any subject it is 230 am so i am off to bed please piiss this on to the fxmily on to scotland monday victoria square we were sorry to learn of the ac cident that befell mr charlie stans- bnry last week while working at the dun lop tire rubber co charlie was badly burned with acid about his arms and chest and required hospital attention for several days we are pleased to report now that he is able to be home once again mr and mrs sam robb and hoys moved to their home which they re cently purchased in toronto just before they left on thursday the neighbors presented them with an end table and table lamp their new address is 29 florence crescent toronto mrs l mceachern mr and mrs k avison misses viola and rnby arisen of lansing mr and mrs frank collins and family of willow- dale mr and mrs harold willman and family of long branch mr and mrs lome mortson and family of xewtonbrook had saturday evening dinner with mr and mrs nelson boynton and family mrs margaret mccague and mrs l cummings of toronto mr and mrs herb sanderson miss doris bowyer mr lloyd sanderson of richmond hill and mr lloyd cann ing had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs stanley boynton and family mrs herb boynton mr and mrs douglas boynton of toronto atten ded the church service here on sun day afternoon and then had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs roy glover and betty the regular monthly meeting of the mission band will be held on saturday afternoon may 10th at 2 so pin at the home of mrs gor don mortson all girls and boys in the community are invited to be present the rite of infant baptism will be observed at the church service on sunday may 11th at 230 pm mr and mrs m ferguson of aur ora had sunday evening dinner with mr and mrs percy bennett and roy the wms church service on sunday was very impressive and was well attended the cgit and ex plorers filled the choir loft and ren dered the anthem miss betty huston was soloist mrs mccague president of the wms read the scripture lesson the guest speaker was rev f smith of oak st united church toronto who is a brother of mrs s defoe the cgit also held their affiliation service with a mem ber of the presbytery assisting the regular monthly meeting of the sr womens institute will be held tuesday evening may 13th at s pm at the home of miss mabel sanderson the theme will be edu cation topic the best education self knowledge will be taken by mrs pope roll call a way by which you can educate yourself music in charge of miss m sander son committee mrs l hart mrs mclllmurray mrs wallace and mrs mckay the regular monthly meeting of the wms will be held wednesday afternoon may 14th at 230 pm at the home of mrs s boynton the bale will be packed at this meeting salesman wanted to sell real estate living in stouff- vlliemarkham district highest com missions paid clients and leads sup plied good car preferred experience unnecessary see 523 gordon stoutt real estate broker 75 yooge strfet aurora mounted one wheel wheelbarrow good no barrels elecnc fencer number of good sacks number of berry box carriers step ladder light lotglna chain good grease gun lever type 3 pig troughs quantity of firewood number of poultry fountains number of chicken feeders coal burning jamesway brooder complete 3 good chicken shelters number of rolls new chicken wire quantity of good seed potatoes approx 200 bus irood erbau oats springtooth scuffler horse drawn real good pile of scrap iron numerous other articles such as shovels hoes forks pipe wrenches and other useful articles furniture 3burner coal oil stove coal oil heater quebec heater findlay oval kitchen range com plete with water reservoir real good no of stove pipes hand power beatty washing ma chine copper tub complete with wringer this machine is new and good several crocks table model cream separator small size churn glass top cupboard sidboard dining room table bar room chair 2 rocking chairs pullout couch wardrobe small table chest of drawer rayo lamp with shade 3 trunks studio couch set sad irons antique parlor settee good 2 antique parlor chairs good cabinet style victrola complete with records philco battery radio number of odd chairs number of cooking utensils number of dishes quantity of glassware no of fruit sealers all sizes 22 calibre rifle good 12 gauge shot gun almost new wash stand and numerous other ar ticles terms cash sale at lfso dst xo reserve farm sold hex clarke prentice auctioneers modern cr old time dancing friday may 9 community hall claremont jimmy anger his trail dusters sponsored by claremont legion proceeds to building- fund youre always happy with cmvasawmms keep you cool and comfort able protect interior walls and furnishings a complete selection of colors fabrics and hardware install ed by skilled workmen at moderate prices telephone us today for estimate no ob ligation phone or write barrie tent awning co 34 bayfield st phone 4314 barrie dead stock dead and crippiied farm aximaus removed promptly foit sanitary disposal sstf tlophono collect stonffrllle 2150 toronto km 38630 gordon young ltd