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stouffville october 24th 1929 ejsss555 yvslzzszj ssssdssahssss local happenings next wednesday is election day the demand for advertising space due to the election has eaten into our news columns this week cheer be here up christmas will sooa the unexpected death of ross young at ijallautrae has been a bii shock to the many friends ii a sanders is holding a public mealing in richmond hill tonight thursday the election date comes close to halloween this year end of this month will surely very upsetting time very the be a i am prepared to do hen culling average prices 2e bird x steckley gliono 2su4 department of agiieutj coming dr p e luke optoine- turo training i list 1g youge st torontos able eyesight specialist may he consult karl griilmi it o eyesight ed about your eyes for glasses at j specialist kioifivilio parlors open j boadways drug store stouftville every thursday friday and saturday october 31st and any evenin by appointment j an important sale of shorthorns at the auditorium theatre j and farm stock will be held on stouftville next month return en- tuesday next week at the farm ef gagement of anne xiekols great play abies irish rose by popular highclass household furniture to be sold by auction next saturday at the home of archie stover church street no reserve plowing match today at dixons hill barred rock pullets wanted robt stewart phone 120s one of the best ways to keep the young folk out of trouble on halloween night is to provide some wholesome entertainment for them evangelistic meetings will open in the christian church stouftville be ginning on sunday nov 3rd and continuing until the 10th of the month the ministers of the district will do the preaching demand urs charles trquhart of port credit wife of 41 fotmflr well known stouffville bny is in tile public eye at the present time as a foremost- speaker on behalf o the kerguson governments return to power airs urquharl poke at alltston on fri day night last with lion wm priei for the conservative- candidate for south west siincoe edgar jamieson v e meredith just north of glas gow air meredith has sold the farm and will move off the place after his sale z the wednesday halfholiday for stouftville stores will finish next week until the spring season again uxbridge and markham discontinued the holiday with the beginning of october but stouftville merchants havecarried it on a tew weeks extra with little or no inconvenience- to tile farmer the october meeting of the stouffville womens liberal associa tion was dispensed with owing o the special meetings which are be ing held throughout the district prior to the election richard haynes has sold his farm south of goodwood to an oshawa buyer the property consists of 150 acresand mr haynes is taking some oshawa real estate in the turnover on friday evening nov 1st at s oclock the aitona w i are giving an old time concert in the school house the program consists of solos dialogues etc lunch after the pro gram admission 25c children 15c dr ira freel is spending this week in attendance upon interna tional medical assembly the inter- state post graduate medical associa- j a wear funeral director ambulance service funerals 70 and up phone 0000 markham ont auditorium theatre stouffville one of the first pieces of work that should engage the attention of our municipal council next spring is the construction of a new cement j tio of north america which meets walk on the south side of mainj in detroit street from the school property to i swifts garage there are places in y chance to secure by auction the walk now that are deplorable j s choice household furniture and none too safe for pedestrains howard malloy has produced some radishes from his garden this fall that resemble turnips in size one of them placed in the tribune window has been taken for a turnip by many people will come next saturday at archie stovers sale on church street the entire household effects all recently purchased must be sold without reserve quite a number of local people because of went down to markham last satur- s store mens winter overcoats now is the time to purchase your winter overcoat and be ready for the cold weather we have u nice range of coats this season including navy blue chinchilla cheek blanket cloth and herringbore tweeds a wide selection of styles to suit the older man as well as- the young 1750 to 53000 mens turnbulls combinations knit from high grade yarns and made to stand lots of hard wear double back and front and close fitting wrists and ankles especially recommended for cold weather siies 3c to 42 350 mens ribbed shirts and drawers- this range is made up of odd linos and the sizes arc limited special 139 ea mens holeproof hosiery for fall j a wide range of pat terns including blacks checks and diamond shapes 75c ami 100 mens fleecelined shirts and drawers sizes 32 to 44 75c and 100 i mens scarfs in all the new patterns iind shades in square and reefer style 150 to 500 j the boys department mothers dont overlook our boys department as we carry a full range of boys overcoats suits sweaters under wear rubber and woolen windbreakers etc boys winter overcoats in blues browns and greys any boy would appreciate one of these coats as they are made to stand hard wear and range in sizes from 4 yrs to 14 795 to 1200 boys winter underwear knit from excellent quality wool and cotton yarns shirts and drawers 125 each com binations 200 and 225 each boys fleecelined shirts and drawers ea 60c boys checked flannel shirts sizes 12 to 14 100 ea everything phone 5601 mens wear stouffville again this fall we are selling the popular jli jt 1 stoves and furnaces that have proven the biggest success in this line ever attempted- the many stoves sold by us of the fihdlay make are giving the utmost satisfaction whether you buy or not we want you to call- and see the f1ndlay ammunition and guns for the fall hunter large range of rifles and shot guns and all hunters supplies r y w brathwaite open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings and close wednesdays at noon its unusual size they are of the white variety and weigh up to 3 pounds the centres are not hollow and the flavor is quite as good as the early spring varieties mr herb porter has just added another tine piece of equipment to his newly equipped candy store in stalling a fine electric grate in the main store which adds a further air of cherriness to this upto date establishment the foresight of mr porter in installing this electrical equipment to his store furnishings will be appreciated by those who visit the parlors these cool after noons or evenings day afternoon for the official nom ination meeting for east york mr harld a sanders was nominated by dr w a sangster j h ratlliff j borinsky and more than 100 others while hon mr henry was nominat ed by r m leslie jack leslie and more than 100 others friday and saturday oct 25th and 26th sky high tom mix exalted flappers sue carrol tuesday and wednesday oct 29th and 30th the irresistable lover comedies a quite wedding took place at the home of rev j w and mrs hisey in london ont wednesday after noon october the 16th when mr william stanley topham and miss pearl spofford both of markham townsliip were united in marriage by rev j w hisey uncle of the bride and after spending a few days in london the young couple will re turn to their home near almira ont their many friends join in wish ing them a very happy and prosper ous journey through life constable walker was called to the scene of a motor car collision about a mile south of imarkham on the markham road on saturday afternoon of last week mr hamill from whitevale driving a forr coupe was going south and coming north was a man who gave his name as mr walsh of uxbridge driving a willys touring the two cars met in a head on collision and both cars were badly damaged the walsh car it is alleged was on the wrong side of the road constable walker on searching the cars found a jug of wine in walshs car markham sun friday and saturday nov 1st and 2nd casey jones charlie chaplin admission 15 and 25c s g schmidt prop the 73th birthday anniversary of mrs charles middleton was cele brated in the form of a dinner party held at the home of her grand daughter mrs james h elder 399 gainsborough road toronto about 30 guests including four genera tions were present 7irs middleton was the receipent of a number of nice gifts which were greatly ap preciated as a former resi dent of stouffville ontario for sixteen years ant a resident of uxbridge townsltjp for 03 yeare there are many friends in this neighborhood who will be delighted to know that their old friend and neighbor reached such an advanced age in the pleasantness of this occasion stouffville high ischool baseball team challenged the uxbridge school team last week and went up to the northern town to pay the engage ment on their arrival there our lads were surprised to learn that uxbridge was playing girls baseball or softball as it is called but like good sports they adjusted them selves to the situation and went out to meet their opponents who sound ly defeated them as they displayed their training in the art of softball a number of the fans who accomp- tlie executive committee of the torontostouffville old boys and girls association have donated 10 to the stouffville horticultural society in token of their appreciat ion of the fine time enjoyed here on july 1st last in making the remit tance president mortens of weston says the former citizens appreciate the effort of the horticultural society in making the old home town beautiful and this little gift may help along the work the stouffville united church was well filled on sunday evening for the annual meeting of the bible society of the local district rev graham assistant editor of the new outlook was the special speak er on the text from the gospel of st matthew iman shall not live by bread alone but by every word that proceedeth out of his mouth he delivered an impelling sermon lucidly depicting the need for feed ing the hunger of the soul which alone can be satisfied from the book of books the bible is now printed in g1s languages and is distributed to millions of new homes in foreign lands every year it is to further extaid this work that more funds are needed for which canvassers will shortly make a call throughout the congregations in this district all the town church es were closed on sunday evening in order to lend their support to this great work for which this district contributed 000 last year a few years ago 1000 was raised locally and the officers hope to reach this figure again this year dont forget the homemade baking sale fancy work and after noon tea on saturday oct 2g at 230 in porters ice cream parlor under auspices of katherine johnson mission band of united church all baking etc must be there by 145 the ladies of church are also asked to bring baking the swastika club which has just been reorganized tor the season was held in the united church it was decided to hold a skating party in toronto on october 25th ears to leave the church at 015 pm any wishing to go are asked to place their name with winston stonehouse or with reg button the rink to be attended has not been decided on yet the swastika officers for this fall are hon president rev ii s warren president mr harry klinck 1st vice miss w taun 2nd vice miss k logan secretary reg button treasurer f marshall group leaders wiston stonehouse helen rowbotltam anne lehman eva hoover ye old tyme village quartette assisted by miss pearl carter elocutionist will appear in ratcliffs hall thursday evening november 21 a few days ago this group of entertainers appeared in newmarket where a large audience gathered to hear them the newmarket press states that when this company ap pears in newmarket again they will no doubt draw a erowded house miss carter was spoken of as being the best ever heara in that town this group of canadas most popular entertainers are coming under the auspices of the local chapter order of the eastern star they are anxious to bring to the town this talent because of its very fine type anied the stouffville lineup were j conducted through the fine new on the platform with the preacher uxbridge high school did we hear of the evening was rev shantz one of the girls say that with a fine morton fleischer and warren mr school like that they would hope to i amos lehman president of the be a pupil therein all their days local society acted as chairman ale 50 pairs womens shoes patent leather flat or cuban heels regular price up to 395 sale price 198 mens separate pants assorted patterns and stripes regular up to 375 sale price 249 mens broadcloth shirts attached or separate collars all shades 129 new seasonable merchandise mens fall and winter overcoats and suits penmans un derwear for men and boys little gents overcoats 4 to 8 years navy or grey price 295 350 and 395 a e weldon west end stouffville agent for tip top tailors we want all kinds of live poul try for which top market price will be paid sam golden apply at e c pennock dominion stores ltd grocery r for thrifty oliaps homes cocoanut desicated lb 19c cocoanut shredded lb 19c cooks friend baking powder lb 25c sherriffs premium jellies 4 for 19c catellis noodles pkg 10c toddy lb tin 33c vitone lb tin 33c oxo 10 cube tin 25c rich coffee lb 59c rich tea lb 75c sanka coffee lb 79c braeside butter 45c natural br rice 3 lbs 29c bulk rice 3 lbs 25c tapioca lb 10c sago lb 10c lentils 2 lbs 25c pearl barley 2 lbs 15c potato flour pkg 10c minute tapioca 2 pkg 25c snap tin 15c- dominion stores ltd p roadway local manager quality service if it is price you are considering when buying laying mash try schumacher feed at 215 per cwt stiver bros stouffville ontario still better creamery service the opening of our retail store in toronto is another step forward towards paying still higher prices for cream if you are not yet a shipper it would be advantage ous and profitable td try us stouffville creamery go an unequalled creamery service since 1918 open tuesday thursday and saturday eve stouffville- ontario i choico of brick rockfaco or l clapboard patterns good looking weatherproof eos j i to paint easy to put on r that car of yours needs attention for fall driving tlie motor transmission and differential need llgbter oil nt this timo of year and we nave it in proper density for your particular car again the rough and greasy roads make it imperative that your motor bo cleaned up to stand the gaff of constant gear changing and hard pulling have your brakes inspected often make sure theyre right wo offer you our usual et- ficlent prompt service with courtesy drive in whero courtesy is a habit a swift phone 105 stoufpvujie drug boadways stouffviuje stork herbs to heal those sore sick bronchial tubes gallaghers indian herbal remedy comes right from the heart of nature dont be miserable all winter if youre subject to bronchitis or similar lib apt to pick up a nasty clinging cold or cough bo sensible start now taking gallaghers indian herbal remedy it is composed solely of healing herbs a natural remedy perfect for killing off a nasty cough o cold or bronchial ailment a gonuino blood enricher and body builder thia and other reliablo gallagher herbal household remedies now for sale by 100 j m storey stouftville wedding bouquets i and funeral designs muston sons wholesale florists stouffville ontario v i phone 7001