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stouffville august 15th 1929 jjtjpizlfp local happenings i i i earl grubin h o eyesight specialist at stouffville from wed nesday to saturday each week no tribune next week big special with no advance in price four sons auditorium this friday and saturday reliable homes has accommoda tion for two school pupils allon- venlences apply tribune ohice during the absence of rev dr gray mr a j ward of stouffvllle is taking the work on the bethesda- melville circuit for three sundays the alcreage planted to cauliflower in this section is said to be hie largest ever and the favorable weather promises to produce extra large crop this is probably the largest cauliflower section in ontario and it is hoped the big crop will not soften prices to any extent f mr george wood of saginaw who arrived by automobile in stouftville on tuesday last week to visit his nephew mr thos williamson left on the return journey the next morn ing a distance of 350 miles just after his arrival mr wood received a telegram announcing the death of a friend in saginaw bring your boy to curls and outfit him for school we are heavily stocked with suitings rain coatesand sweaters for school wear stouffville3 tax rate is 31 mills hector pollard of markham has purchased the jewelry business formerly conducted by the late alex grubin the estate is conducting an important sale to reduce the ctock but mr pollard will shortly move here and take possession lie sure your there to see the final softball league game in the local park this friday evening at six oclock stouftville vs aurora the local girls are well up in the league standing and will provide a good game for the fans mrs harkis reesors sunday school class of twentytwo girls all met in stouirville for a group photograph now if you want to see an aggregation of really fine looking maidens that either lrtive had or are now receiving the proper religous instruction just look at this group photograph ding dong i back to school soon the school bell will be ringing and the boys will be wanting new outfits to start the year right mothers bring your boys in and let us fit them for suits shirts blouses rain coates caps etc boys first longer suits in serges and tweeds some with 2 pants 095 to s1750 boys suits with knickers or bloomer pants special 525 to1250 boys odd trousers sweater coats sweaters shirts blouses rain coats caps etc exhibition time is here we call at the new store and inspect our stock have everything in mens wear we have a full range of mens and young mens suits in serges fastolite worsted and tweeds in a large assortment of colors ranging in prices from 995 to 2750 mens fall topcoats just the coat for the chilly nights assorted shades special 1800 mens waterproof coats and slickers in light and dark shades mens fedora and snap brim hats in the new fall shades 375 to 750 a new shipment of sweater coats just arrived in the popular colors also sweaters caps ties sox etc r e curtis everything phone 5601 in mens wear stouffville crossfield hauling here are your tires wben harvest time comes round will your grain truck be fit and ready particularly the tires a grain truck cant run on a flat tire and there isnt harder tire service in the world thats why we recom mend the tough extrastrong husky goodyear allweather its made with springy troublefree super- twist cord see us about grain truck tires f y w brathwaite hardware stouffville snpertwtst cord more stretch than owsiyle cords brotherly love mother love and the love of youthful hearts all three are woven into the beauti ful story four sons this fri day and saturday at the auditorium regular prices boys school suits j5 to j1250 at curtis the goodwood rural school fair will he held on thursday sept 12th accommodation for two high school hoys or girls at 400 ptr week mrs arthur dowswell church street auction sale of valuable house hold furnishings on saturday aug 31st at residence of mrs lloyd mrs madill west of mennonlte church no reserve prize lists are now out for the unionvlllo horticultural society flower fruit and vegetable show a meeting of whitchurch town ship council is called for saturday august 24th at 1 oclock if you have business to transact with the council note the time and date of meeting in the township hall at vandorf his many friends will be glad to know that mr jos grove of ring- wood is holding his own through his long sickness mr grove 13 able to get from his bed to the coueh and hopes are entertained that he vlll continue to receive renewed strength messrs j w warriuer president of the markham fair board and j gowland were in town on tuesday making the annual camas on behalf of the finances stouffvllle takes a big interest in markham fair aud always accords the canvassers courteous treatment bruce barnes sou of everet barnes of bloomington has been enjoying an enforced holiday due to an injured arm bruce is employed in the factory of the dunlop tire co and was injured when his arm caught in a roller device j a wear funeral director ambulance service funerals 70 and up phone uooo makk1iam oxt dressmaking done hoover phone 1c002 by flossie stouffvllle school fair will be held sept 23rd whitchurch at vandorf on sept 21 and markham at unlon- ville sept 17th are you ready for the local horticultural show on tuesday of next week the band will render an evening program and citizens are invited to the luncheon to be served during the course of the program and before as punctuality i3 twin sister to interest so is regular attendance we doubt if any child has a better record in this regard than florence barkey daughter of mr and mrs e s barkey of iemonville florence passed her entrance this year when she was just reaching her 13th birthday she has attended public school for six years an in all that time only missed three days from school fall wheat antl barley is practically all harvested in this vicinity while oats and mixed grains are well on the way the oats have a fair head but they are thin and rust has set into some fields from vineland mr jos burk- holder sends us word that the tribune is one of the best weekly papers he knows of and it is like getting a letter from home each week mr burkholder is renewing his subscription for another year as this is the last issue of the tribune this month note carefully the date of mrs lloyds airs madill household goods at the residence a few doors west of the mennonite church on saturday aug 31st at 130 oclock in accordance with the custom of many weekly newspapers and the custom in stouffvllle there will be no issue of the tribune next week august 29 it being our annual holiday week the next issue will therefore be on thursday sept 5th i the bell telephone co have con sented to the town using their poles for additional street lamps in stouff vllle but in order to do this the vonipany must lower their cross arms and wiring in order to allow the wres to occupy the top space on the poles an official of the company was in town on tuesday in connec tion with the matter and stated that it would be three weeks at least-be- fore a line gang will be available to do this work that means that it will be late this fall before the new lamps will be ready for service but they will be welcome just the same john ashenhurst of goodwood is engaged in building the new house on baker avenue for mr abram raymer of church street the new dwelling with a eottage roof stands on the property immediately north of the new mennonite parsonage mr noah baker has purchased the morden property on main street three doors east of church street south side mr baker intends to re model the dwelling and construct fin uptodate dairy at the rear which will be used by mr clayton baker in connection with his milk route the new premises will be equipped with an approved milk house wash and bottling rooms for which plans have been submitted and approved by the local board of health the present bylaw governing dailies for bids their use adjoining any stable but still this situation prevails at the present dairy used by mr baker and the board of health are anxious that a change be made to conform with the bylaw mr baker assures us that i when his new premises on which work has already started are com pleted the maple leay dairy will be one of the best in the locality which will enable them to handle their product in a thoroughly clean and scientific manner bo the report of the middle school examinations for stouffvllle appear ing on the front page of this issue should be most gratifying to most parents and to the ratepayers in general over 85 of the papers tried were obtained by the pupils and in language and histories the number who passed are above the average for the province in view of the fact that the staff was dis organized last christmas there were fears as to the outcome of these exams but the results dispel all that miss hammond who 3tepped into the principalshlp without iprevlous- ex perience and her staff put forth every effort and those pupils who did likewise now find themselves in a happy position miss wahneita taun and mr alfred m hill have both been successful in passing the summer course in agriculture at the guelph college both mr hill and miss taun have been reengaged in their respective schools in imarkham and unionville at increased salaries situations guaranteed mrs owen e davies wife of an exreeve of uxhridge township died suddenly last week following only a short illness she was a graduate of bishop strachan school and had charge of the hospital nursing school at tokio prior to marriage she also served in the phillipine war as a red cross nurse the markham economist says the mangold crop is generally con ceded to be unore or less of a failure this year owing to dry weather following seeding the catch wasi not good and what growth there was was slow and the crop generally puny it is pleasant to note that their are some exceptions mr w stadelbaur of church street has a crop which will compare favorably with the best ever grown in this sec tion due no doubt first to the soil hut more largely 10 the cultivation his crop is uniform and thrifty a root which he loft at the elonomlst and sun ofilce tuesday morning weighed 4 lbs and 12 ozs and measured 7 inches in length and 1g inches in circumference and the crop hjas several weeks of growing weather yet before it matures auditorium theatre stouffville friday and saturday august 23 24 four sons a story of mother love comedies tuesday and wednesday august 27 28 the count of ten comedies friday and saturday august 30 31 two features tom mix and prep and pep admission 15 and 25c s g schmidt prop isaac boadway has sold his brick bungafo on the south end of obrien avenue to david snider of bethesda for 3500 the residence is small but a modern dwelling and a com fortable home mr snider has sold his property in whitchurch consist ing of house ami lot to joseph curtis of the 3rd concession of markham for 1500 these changes take place on october 1st the tax bills for 1929 were issued last week from the ofilce of the treasurer and ratepayers of stouff vllle have until sept 1st to make payment of the first instalment with out interest charges if the second instalment is paid with the first by september 1st a discount of 2 will be allowed on the second installment which is equivalent to sper annum and many citizens take advantage of this discount ah taxes must he paid into the bank 5f commerce word has just heen received of the sudden death in moose jawsask of mrs scott relict of mr a d scott who taught glasgow school twenty years ago mrs scott had just the previous week accompanied her niece mrs f g wilkin and husband who had been on a motor trip to ontario to their home for a visit and died within a few hours follow ing a stroke she loaves to mourn her loss a sister mrs a goodwell and brother mr t giitridge of new market with whom deceased had made her home of rdcent years the north shore press publish ed at vancouver announces the death of an old resident of glasgow and stouffvllle in the person of william mordon a icltlzen of van couver for thirty years he will bo remembered by many people hero as when a young man ho served an apprenticeship to the harness trado with godfrey shankel the late mr morden was born at glasgow ontario 77 years ago and is quite well remembered by the older in habitants there ho grew into prominence in vancouver whore ho was elected lo the district and city council ho was an enthusiastic bowler and was one of the original members of the north vancouver bowling club his death is deeply regretted in tho west where he is survived by a wife and throe daughters the canada business college col lege and spadina is popularly known as torontos greatest school of busi ness and students may enter any day those who cannot begin now may carry on by mail courses and com mence later thereby saving time and board money every graduate of last year has been placed in a good posi tion individual instructions open entire year enter any day the gold medal championship school a sympathetic staff of university trained commercial specialists a school of- strength and character the school is a hated with the oshawa business college 17 sim- coe north oshawa write today to the canada business college 274 college toronto for free catalogue of both schools and for list of suc cessful graduates during the past thirty years from your district ask them they know we will stand or fall on their testimony 24 we sell farms listings solicited lockhart lockhart 319 bay st toronto phone elgin 1gg0 george storey local representative phone 3901 dominion stores ltd visit our new store corn flakes 3 pkgs 25c bulk rice 3 lb 25c canada dry gr ale 2 bot25c icing sugar 3 lb dates 2 lb matches 3 boxes parowax 2 pkts jar rubbers 3 pkts pickling spice per lb wheatlcts 4 lb rolled oats 5 lb rice krispies 2 pkts raw bran 2 pkts christies soda wfs 2 pkts candy assortment per lb chocolate bars 6 for dominio rice 2 pkts dominio tapioca 2 pkts a full line of fresh fruits and vegatables in our new fruit dept 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c dominion stores ltd p boadway local manager watch tuesdays mall and globe or thnrsday3 star and telegram for further specials gggb3g quality service most feed value for least money schumacher feed for hogs cattle horses and poultry stockaid animal spray kills and repels flies does not taint the milk a car of gluten feed on hand also western oats and feed corn we are buyers of alsike stiver bros here is the proof the constant addition of new cream shippers is the best proof that our service is fully appreciated in every detail stouffville creamery go stouffville ontario an unequalled creamery service since 1918 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings following secondhand articles for sale 2 mares and two colts extra choice holstein cow secondhand tractor 21 verity plow good quebec sulkey plow agent for international peter hamilton and ok machinery r a lister co real estate handled at reasonable commission phone bakers garage or 15204 frank phone 15204 baker stouffville vvhen you wish to send money away- to a relative or friend to pay for goods from an outside point to pay an outoftown account for any purpose call at any branch of this bank and secure a draft for the amount sold over the counter with no delay or formality bank of nova scotia drafts offer a safe and convenient method of sending money away the bank of nova scotia established 1832 capital 10000000 reserve 20000000 total assets over 265000000- j a mcleod general manager tomato m for sale 25 acres of land part of the west part of lot no 13 in the 7th concession of township of whitchurch belonging to the es tate of tho late abraham and annie cook for terms etc apply to mrs oliver flewell ballantrae george o cook stouffvllle or to their soli citors mccullough button stouff vllle mrs a griffiths spirella corsetiere stouftville markham unionville phone 15303 stouffvlllo