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stouffville ontario december 311931 a gash business the standard garage will go on a strictly cash basis on and after janjary 1 please bear this in mind as the rule must be observed we have used car parts for fords and othe- makes also used tires save money by getting your parts from us remember our acetylene welding department is at your township of markham service p w haley the standard garage phone 15201 township of pickering new year greetings to the electors four years of experience stand behind my endeavour to serve you as deputy reeve in an effort to secure for the good old township sorvice at the lowest possible tax rate township of markham your vote and influence are re quested for the reelection of w l clark as councillor for year 1932 twp of markham your support for the return of james rennie as councillor will be appreciated ho is marked as a careful legisla tor with good judgment the passing of a virtuous woman allan b moore candidate for deputy reeve township of pickering your vote and influence are respectfully solicited for john a white for reeve the diaiatiifud taxpayers candidate if elected my policy will be the reeve to receive 8500 for wtory the farmers laborers and all to be given a chance to do their roadwork only one office for each public official and several other ohanges the polling municipal shooting match monday jan 4 j 932 rain or shine twp of markham vote to reelect fred coakwell as councillor my experience as a councillor ought to be of value to the ratepayers at this time compliments of the season to all twp of markham vote to reelect robt a smith 1st deputyreeve 1932 voting monday january 4 1932 township of markham your support for the reelection of w s kincaid for deputy reeve tor 1932 is respectfully solicited voting day monday jan 4 1932 twp of markham reelect w c gohn as reeve he should be returned in order to give voice to his platform fol lower secondary education costs in the county compliments o the season to all to whitchurch electors twp whitchurch herman kidd reeve requests your support fot his re election to this important position polling monday january 4 1932 4th line uxbridge so this is leap year girls 1932 wm redman of birch falls visited over christmas with his sister mrs m norton miss margarets maindonald from toronto was home over christmas mrs t morgason and maud visited at r faulkners over the weekend miss laura ashenhurst of clydesdale was home over tile holidays miss hattie maye was home on christmas day also mr t dawson mr j moore of ottawa visited under the parental roof over the holiday mr and mrs r feasby and children spent christmas with her parents mrs tweedie of ivhitevalo spent christmas this year with her daughter mrs n maye miss violet moore of toronto also edith dawson of cedar grove call ed on mary jones last friday wo congratulate mr moase our school teacher on the good concert given by his pupils last tuesday mr and mrs ivan geer and children were at her home on christmas geo redshaws serious potato situa tion exists in new brunswick economy sale of heaters furniture and farm mnchinery this is the time you need a good stove i have several good heaters and will soil them at a low price secondhand furniture with years of service why buy new farmers an s floury chopper and one oat crusher both in excellent order will be sold below cost for sale cheverolet engine 420 fitted with pulley and governor for wood cutting or chopping a big saving wanted 2000 old hens phone me before you soil your fowl 15 rexmn stouffville ont phono 192 a matter of vital concern in new- brunswick at present is the disposal of her potato crop and the necessity of discovering a new and profitable outlet therefor the markets of the united states and cuba are now all but closed to new brunswick while those- of great britain are closed absolutely due it is understood to fear of the potato bug appeals have been made by the saint john doard of trade to the pests branch of the dominion department of agriculture for co operation in finding some means of combatting the condition but so far without practical result our best wishes for a g happy new year iphas cooper plumbing and heating p d mcgrattan manager stouffvlllo ontario auction sale dairy herd also horses hay farm imple ments and furniture the undersigned has received in structions to sell by public auct lot 3 concession 6 whitchurch wednesday jan 6 1932 the following property be longing to allan i pike cattlo holstein cow calf by side holstein cow due jan 10 holstein cow duo jan is holstein cow due jan 26 holstein cow due feb 27 holstein cow due mar 2 holstein cow due mar 5 holstein cow duo april 1 holstein cow full flow bred oct 10 red cow full flow bred oct 20 holstein cow bred sept 10 holstein cow bred nov g holstein heifer due jan 25th holstein heifer due fob 23 red heifer due march 20 white heifer due may 10 horses brown mare chestnut gelding furniture bedroom suite white enamel 2 beds with springs 2 seta drawers 2 cupboards cook stove 6inl extension table 6 chairs piano victrola and records divanctto 2 leather arm chairs centre table quantity fruit jars barrel churn butter bowl ladle implements ford coach 1927 model fordson tractor tractor plow oliver nos tractor double disc harrowsbinder mh 7ft mower mccormick 5 ft hay rake mh cultivator 9 stiff tooth cultivator 17 spring tooth i h c cutting box with 40 of 10 pipe cream separator m h 500 lbs cap hoe drill mccormick steol roller 3 drum set drive harrows 4 sec single scuffler set diamond harrows 3 sec bain wagon box hay rack wheel barrow litter carrier track root pulper stewart clippers gasoline tank 215 gal wilkinson plow no 7 oil barrels buggy cutter set bench sleighs quantity mixed hay set team harness set single harness forks hoes shovels and many other articles too numerous to mention no reserve sale at 1 oclock f w sllvereldes twp whitchurch g wesley wllltams requests your support for his return to the couriqjj of 1932 as reeve ater years in council as deputy reeve twp whitchurch your vote and influence will be appreciated by l p evans candidate for deputy reeve compliments of the season twp whitchurch your support is solicited for newton rae as deputy reeve for 1932 after years as councillor happy new year to all twp whitchurch support percy cutler as councillor wishing the ratepayers a happy new year by l g jackson after an illness of a lengthy dur- ationthe last ten days of which con fined her to her bed mrs neil morton who had been a resident of newmarket for the past twenty years greeted the call of the angel of death with a smile last friday morning dec isth in her s2nd year a woman well known and greatly respected throughout the whole of the northern part of the country of york the late mrs morton was born in pickering township her maiden uamo being miss isabell wilson her parents were descendants of ue loyalist pioneers about 54 years ago she married the late neil morton who was a general merchant at belhaven in the township or north gwillimbury who after some years sold his store to mr norman yorke and opened his farm on the shore of lake simcoe to the free use of the public as a summer resort after spending a large sum of money in beautifying the park he sold the premises to the late cawthra mulock son of chief justice mulock and with his wife and family retired to the town of newmarket the late mrs morton united with the christian church when a girt and was always actively identified with the work of the church of her choice she was also a strong advo cate of prohibition being a life member of the wctu deceased was aiways reaching forth toward high ideals and ever following the gleam of the vision splendid faithful to her own church loyal to her sunday school class and devoted to her home where she reigned with dignity and grace she was always obedient to the noble principles that lie at the foundation of a faithful lite with always a smile for little children and discouraged folk she was a woman with heaven in her soul possessing the celestial grace of goodness and her life was like a soft landscape on a quiet day the light of love and the purity of grace shone in her daily words and deeds as she left us she passed through glorys morning gates and walked in para dise above she is survived by three daughters and two sons namely miss laura of toronto irs r g english of plainville n y- mrs r g collins of orillia howard of toronto and bruce of stouffville also one brother edward willson of brougham who was here to see her just prior to her death the funeral service took place at her late residence in newmarket on monday afternoon conducted by her pastor rev f l meadows and rev c e fockler bloomington sorry to report that henry smith is quite poorly walter tranmer is spending several days in toronto mr and mrs hutchison spent over the holiday in toronto miss aletta fockler of toronto spent several days at her home here dr and mrs j j maiheson of toronto spent sunday at e a storrys mr and mrs clifford lemon spent christmas with relatives in toronto miss edna hill and friend of aurora spent christmas at watson fairies mr and mrs lou tindall had a large gathering at their home on christmas mr and mrs arant barnes of woodville were homo for christ mas mr and mrs edgar kennedy and family of toronto spent christmas at his home here the christian sunday school held its annual christmas tree and entertainment on wedesday last mr and mrs edgar smith and daughter of toronto mr and mrs amos smith and family also eldon smith of hartman were all home for christmas to the citizens of christmas greetfr and best wishes for your ha in the new year wp mulock a- twp whitchurch rc6lgct ross e ratcliff as councillor municipal experience is necessary today my record i trust will appeal to the ratepayers pickering twp electors vote for dr n e mcewan for first deputy reeve if elected my policy a cut in all salaries equalization of all road money etc election monday jan 4 1932 mt albert hermon barrett of st louis visited at mr j w mccleans dr j l hamilton of geneva n y spent the holiday with his mother john brundel of keswick spent the holiday with mr and mrs crowle the local lodge of the ioof intend holding their annual supper on wcdnosday evening january g mr fred shaw has returned after an extended visit with friends in ravenshoe mr and mrs roy fair of buffalo spent the week with w s robert son clarence and mrs gilroy spent the holiday at mr harry gilroys mrs d cook is spending a few weoks at woodbridge the christmas entertainment of the sunday school was held in the united church dqc 22 and was a decided success tho election talic is very quiet and at present it does not look as though there will bo any contest in east gwillimbury or scott township messrs sticwood and peterson have opened up a now garage busi ness hero in the- shop under the ufo hall this is tho shop formerly occupied by mr las jar- dino lmisses jean hamilton of wood ville marjorlo and gertrude moore toronto blanche stiver moaford hilda wagg and evelyn spang of toronto edna shaw of maple lako etta frank and will stokes from toronto lorio stokes hanover boll cook toronto flossie brooks i toronto john terry hamilton and i mr and mrs roosor toronto were auctioneer holiday visitors here ringwood skating is in full swing on dixon hill pond miss ada barkey is at present in toronto harry ratcliff is suffering from an attack of measles mr ralph bruels of toronto spent a few days recently with his son frank the school house was fairly well filled last wednesday night at tho christmas tree it is reported potatoes are sell ing in uxbridge at two bags for twentyfive cents miss nola farrow is home after being at goodwood during the summer and fall months mrs b johnson who has been in nowmarket about two weeks under tho care of dr boyd is home again who said that we have not got california weather in this district this year as miss ada grove picked pansy one day last week mrs ross vague is home again after being in the general hospital tor some weeks and is somewhat improved in health misses addie pipher doras sin clair nellie and margaret grove all of toronto were home over the weekend melville the scribe wishes one and all a very happy and prosperous new- year imr and mrs a tait spent christmas in toronto with their family mr charles and frank beckett spent sunday witli fr and mrs j miller mr and mrs h ilouck had tea with mr and mrs h forester on sunday sorry to hoar arnold mortson is on the sick list hope he will soon be well again imr and mrs h quantz visited at mrs houcks on saturday after noon mr and mrs j s wideman and son lorno had christmas dinner with their daughter mrs edgar nigh- v miss blanche topham of whitby was home with her parents air and mrs w tophm over the weekend mr harold powell was home over the weekend with his parents mi- and mrs w j powell mr and imrs joe gayman and daughter luella of stouffville spent christmas day with her mother mrs s b lehman of almira mr and mrs p puterhaugh and family also mrs m and miss edna houck had christmas dinner with mr and mrs harvey houck miss ethel carruthers was a holi day visitor under the parental roof with mr and mrs wm carruthers and family mr and mrs a d bruce and miss nettie bruce spent christmas with her sister miss eastwood and mrs dr cavan mr and mrs norman hisey and daughter lorraine of stouffvilie had christmas dinner with mr and mrs percy spoflord imr and mrs r kelly and baby of sunderland spent christmas day wlth mr and mrs j c brodie mr and mrs w topham and daughter vera and mrs hammel were guests of mr and mrs john madill of stouffville christmas mrs wilfred mckay of toronto called on her brother mr p spofford last saturaay mr and lmrs herb spofford and daughter visited friends in toronto clifford hisey was homo with his mother mrs s hisey of stouff ville on sunday mr earl cook spent sunday at mr william tophams miss marion sellers is spending the holidays with her grandfather mr coupefwaithe douglas kincli and his sister edna and jimmy and lillian deer of toronto are visiting mr and mrs n gayman of almira mr floyd mustard was a toronto no credit please on and after january 1st next our garage will be condi on a sii icily cash basis ah work and repairs must be settled for before cars released we trust e public will cooperato in assisting us to nut business on a bais that will enable us to give the highest servlci lowest rates ksw strongs garagi phone 170 y v the hatching seaispri is now just around the corner prepare your fldck for 1 production- of eggs greater fertility greater hatchabllity sturdier chicks through tho use of our cod liver oil contait winter mash i recent central experimental farm tests show allot things being equal an increase of four eggs per month perb 30 per cent greater fertility 130 per cent greater liatchabi and 103 per cent reduction in mortality in chicks uiroughthe of cod liver oil to breeding stock 5imis our mash contains 2 lbs pure cod liver oil to cadi 98 other ingredients the ratio which has proven most satisfacto manufactured and sold exclusively by dicfcsons hill mms phone 5505 1 sow for sale bred spofford phone 2124 robt for sale 4 milch cows 2 dur- hams 1 part jersey and 1 ayr shire freshen soon george lewis phone 4712 mrs dfjh cook spirella cojrseiiere j stouffville and pistric phone stouffville 18302 pulletsrnumber of plymouth rock pullets for sale ready to lay also pair girls tub hockey skates and boots no 4 edw nigh phone 610 for sale purebred barred rock cockrels best laying strain also young holstein bull 8 mths old pure bred phone 6g1g house for sale well located on church street south stouffville 7 rooms electric and water in- stalled excellent repair apply on premises to miss laura forsyth greetings for your patronage throughout the closing year we thank you and ex tend to you the sincere wish that 1932 will bring to all our farmers and others a return to more prosperous times wishing one and all a happy new year frank baker for sale male collie each ernest bullvbt30 g pickering io usthill or phone markhanvsoi 1 wanted employment or for the- winter greenhury eassendi for sale 1 f- due 25 and 27 con 2 uxbrid farm wantb1 good building running strea- all particulars for picture fi painting go handy shop specialty for sale 1q e g whuehurchxnsl pike practical ml few acres pastferifjg stream fair jwf- houses with anji good stock or pll in tho spring apt conditions to ti stouffville i live fowl thanks returned mr andmrs wm gower appreci- highest market pgg ate the kindness of the eastern star jj fowl nens and other organizations and friends j jy 0rders for christmas remembrances for mr gower one of the shut ins i secor mr alf mcdonald and family machiner electors of uxbridge of twp of uxbridge your support for the election thos h lewis as deputy reeve for 1932 is solicited my previous experience should be of value on the council at this time twp of uxbridge your vote and influence solicited for robt pickard aa deputy reeve it returned i shall endeavour to give you same careful service as whon you elected me to council sincerely thank the womens instl- go car e tuto eastern star and the numei- utsd p for wo ous friends far and near whoj j the th rendered us such loyal support and i on tile farm i i following the fatal firej also separator that was so disastrous to our home i peter hat held in these acts of kindness will ever be othor article went to see santa claus tho christmas concert our school tuesday of last week was appreciated and remembered twp of uxbridge elect isaac cathkitwood as reeve wishing all the electors the seasons compliments twp of uxbridge your vote and influence respect fully solicited for owen davies as reevo for 1932 voting monday january 4 1932 splendid success the programme j consisted of choruses dialogues and recitations everybody from tiny tots to older pupils did their parts well and we would liko to congratulato their teacher miss nicely for her untiring efforts to train the children santa claus was present and performed his important dutios in fine style a meeting of the executive of the westminister guild was held at mr w lehmans on ionday night whon tho committees for the meet ings of the coming year were arranged owing to the short notice to preparo the meeting for the sixth of january tho executive took this responsibility upon them selves and consequently arrange ments were made ior a meeting which probably will prove itself to bo the record breaker for some time well leavo that for your decision wednesday night jan g however we are hoping for a large attendance the music will bo a real treat and lots of it mostly out- sido talent the topic to bo on our new years resolutions come and make this the best and begin the new year right alfred mcdonald i goodwood blcksmith and woodwork shop east of jnck rnes garage just to remind you that i am still in the business i wish to thank all my customers for their past or patronage and will still appreciate the continuance of tho same for a limited time i will reset shoas for 15c- cash new shoos 45c cash all other repair work accordingly isaac j foskett rhonc 5000 a case of lelaval separator oh on hand machinery when beni- denlcr in ms ic new blacksmith i have installed a blacksmith forge and engaged a thoroughly competent blacksmith a share of your patronage for smithy work or general repairs is solicited edgar latcham garagcnuur phono 0003 stewav phone m- bralliwalkk radios a servics yo radio nij get that set repairing dono j sets checked if bi estimates gordon member of hi say it no expresslo be lowers for 1 mustou phone 7001