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vol xliv- no 31 tmtffirille stouffville ontario thursday october 13th 1932 a v nolan publisher avoid belching gasileartburn gen eral discomfort all the distressing symptoms of acid stomach vanish quickly if youll only take one or two teaspoons of nyal antacid powder in a glass of water price 50 cents j m storey druggist thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire co goodwood farmer meets thief with pitch fork medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19 6 coroner for york county dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto onice in grubins block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block one of a pair of grain thieves who attempted to rob the granary oh the farm of miss jessie todd a few miles from goodwood one night last week is undoubtedly nursing a bruised and aching head ho was struck over the head with a pitch- cork in tho hands of sam moore hired man who came on the pair just as they were leaving with two full hags of wheat moore told constable vessey of uxbridge who investigated that he often goes out to tho barn about midnight to see that everything is all right for the night ho had reached the back of the barn when he saw a light flash about in the granary quietly he slipped into the barn hoping to find out who the intruders were then went out again to see if ho could find any car or truck by which the thieves had ar rived there failing to find any vehicle he went back to the barn to be met at the door by the two men coming out each carried a bag of wheat over his shoulder and one had a pail which had been used to fill the bags in the meantime moore had armed himself with a pitchfork and without further preamble struck one of the men over the head the man went down but before moore could do any further damage the second man threw his bag of wheat at him knocking him to the ground the first one got up and the pair disappeared in tho darkness both bags used were marked police state and it is known who owns the pail so arrests are expect ed d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce otlice hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouftvllle money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc office 26 bloor street west toronto telephone kingsdale 5545 stouffville by appointment m it hoover buried was presidents kin secolar things are bought 17 lambs but secondary for 5 mmi to the great need of soul salva- vutiun warns pastor in fare- wcll sermon veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian qraduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to dr j t storey a distant relative of president hoover martin reesor hoover wellknown resident who died in his 75th year after a long illness was buried on thanksgiving day iii locust hill cemetery- the fun eral was held from locust hill united church tho son of the late mr and mrs samuel hoover mr hoover was born at altona pickering town ship and at one timo conducted a grist mill at cedar grove later he followed his occupation as a miller in vaughan township finally moving to locust hill where he made his homo until his death he is survived by three children of his first marriage frank samuel and mrs wilbur reesor scarboro township and one daughter mrs ah trayer whitevalo of his second marriage his widow the former delia hagerman survives too many people are more con cerned today about changing their old model t ford for a royles royce or their household furniture for newer and more uptodate lines than they are about getting right with god so declared rev wm imoyer pastor of the stouff ville menuonite church in his fare well sermon preached on sunday evening to an overcrowded house chairs had to be placed in the aisles to accommodate all those who sought admission mr moyer founded his text on the incident in the life of jesus when he was being entertained at the home of mary and martha and as told by st luke martha com plained to the master about the apparent indifference of her sister mary to the preparation of the meal mary sought only to sit at the feet of her lord and marvel at his say ings the masters reply mary hath chosen that good part indi cated that secular things of life were decidedly secondary to the spiritual there is one thing need ful formed the basis of the strong appeal issued by mr moyer to his largo congregation to get right with god improving our lot here on earth by enjoying the sweets that are ours was all very well and proper in place but they fade in the discard as compared with tho important matter of ones soul salvation while rev mr moyer came to stouffville from vineland after a four year pastorate there he in timated that he had learned to love his people and gave up the charge with some regret he has been call ed by the church to assume the position of evangelist through out ontario with headquarters at kitchener thus his pastorate here is cut short mr imoyer will be succeeded by rev mr cressman of kitchener who is moving to town this week ho will preach his open ing sermons here next sunday a3 pastor of the circuit e a grubin registered optometrist at stouffville every other monday and tuesday each visit to stouft vllle office is announced in the local columns of the tribune eyes examined phono stouffvlie 2405 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am automobile owners warning no matter how carefully you drivo you aro liable to get into an accident pro tect yourself with a good auto policy and save worry and possibly a great deal ot expense h o klinck insurnitco agent stouffville local happenings mrs e a button was guest of her brothor mr anderson at chatham over the holiday mr and mis robt j robb of bestel were recent guests at the home of mrs stevens obrien ave king and vaughan plowing match friday oct 28th the annual plowing match of the king and vaughan plowmens association will be held on the farms of h weller n hill and mrs c hill at nobleton con 9 king township on friday october 2sth collectors are now busy soli- iting subscriptions to the prize list and it is hoped that as in past years they will meet with a generous response the walkerton newspaper tells an interesting story about one of their citizens who has just return ed from old erin as follows mr william crawford an irish man with a broad brogue who af ter residing in walkerton for sever al years became the beneficiary un der a relatives will of a 00acre farm in the irish free state and who left with his wife and son on july 29th for the auld land to re side on his newlyacquired estate found on the goin that the ireland he knew had undergone a trans formation for the worse and was anything but a farmers paradise under the do valera regime ou being offered 17 fully grown lambs for 5550 he surmised at tho price that the flock must have been swiped and knowing that a man has to hand back stolen goods re fused to negotiate but was disil lusioned when another party beat the vendor down to an even five and drove away with the supposed plunder crawford soon got his eyes open to the fact that agricultural stock didnt need to be stolen to be of fered at a sacrifice on the free state market the temptation to steal was removed as a man covet ing his neighbors ox or his ass or anything that was his could se cure it at his own price and get friend neighbor to throw in a few extra hoofs as a freewill offering bill maintains that de valeras rule is the sorest crack that the bur dened peasantry has had to endure since st patrick transferred the and snakes into sea serpents by driving them in the direction ot the deep free state money was at such a discount that when the walkerten- ian tried to pass it on the boat en route back to canada he found the only takers were souvenir seekers who proffered in some cases a post age stamp as a tradein anson j nichols dies of meningitis he was in his fortysixth l farmers asked todistrict medical join new group an organization frankly for political activities was formed at calgary alberta last august 1st the name adopted was the co operative commonwealth federa tion the groups participating in the conference included the united farmers of alberta tho united farmers of canada saskatchewan section the independent labor party of winnipeg the independ ent labor party of regina the calgary labor party uio vancouver labor party and the canadian brotherhood of railway employees the conference after discussion suggested a program upon which the federated groups might be ask ed to agree this program is com prised of the following eight clauses 1 the establishment of a plan ned system of social economy for the production distribution and ex change of all goods and services 2 socialization ot the banking credit and financial system of the country together with the social ownership development operation nd control of utilities and natural resources 3 security of tensure for the farmer on his useland and for the worker in his own home use- land used for productive purposes by implication no such guarantee is given to the land speculator 4 the retention and extension of all existing social legislation and facilities with adequate provision for insurance against crop failure illness accident old ago and un employment during the transition to the socialist state equal economic and social opportunity without distinction of sex nationality or religion 6 encouragement of all cooper ative enterprises which are steps to the attainment of the cooperative commonwealth 7 socialization ot all health services 8 federal government should accept responsibility for unemploy ment and tender suitable work or adequate maintenance farm and labor groups in ontario and other eastern provinces are considering this programme with a view to deciding whether they tho funeral of the late anson james nichols was held on monday afternoon from his late residence 4th concession of markham to vic toria square cemetery mr i nichols had been in delicate health f iln up wlt tnl deration for some time suffering from mas- t for socal recon toid which later developed into spin al meningitis taken to wellesley hospital on thursday he died on friday also the league for social recon struction has the matter of affilia tion under consideration it was up well attended york peel and ontario counties represented want relief patients to select own physician whether or not stouffvillo ever becomes popular as a convention town such gatherings when assembled hero are certainly handled in a manner highly pleas ing to the delegates last thursday no less an important body than the district medical association of the ontario medical society held their annual gathering in this town when some go physicians were present afternoon session was held in tho municipal hall finishing with a splendid evening banquet served by the stouffvillo womens institute in ratcliffs hall to nearly 100 men nd women dr g w howland dr ff tisdall toronto and dr mcder- mott of montreal wero the after noon speakers along hues more or less technical and of especial inter est to the profession the members also dealt with matters of business relating to their individual practices evidently the depression is not immune for the family doctor who because of the situation is called on to render a great deal of free service as an outcome of this situ ation the executive committee which met in conjunction with this gather ing had the following resolution drafted and unanimously passed at the open forum that in the distribution of re lief funds set apart for medical services the people should be at liberty to choose their own physi cian up in the northern country where there is a great deal of con tract work done by tho physician and in large centres where there is a healthy sized indigent list this stand if recognized by the muni cipal bodies to whom it is directed will have chief significance at the evening banquet dr hol- brook of hamilton and dr tc routley of toronto were the chief speakers while mrs laidlaw ren dered a solo dr ira freel the re tiring counsellor for district no 5 which comprises the counties of peel yo and ontario acted as toastmaster during the afternoon the doctors wives were entertained at the home of mrs ira freel and later joined the gathering at the banquet hall tion under consiuerauon u yo for discussion in that body on the the election of officers for the com henry parsons pioneer of port perry dead former newspaper publisher died in his 94th year miss luella from normal visiting her parents mr and mrs lemon paisley over the holiday a bad smash but no wreck is too bad if you bring tho remains to us for rebuilding the body fenders bumped squeaks re moved and upholstery and tops put on harry peacock shop rear porters ico cream parlors l e oneil funeral director and embalmkb successor to w j mather stouitville henry parsons former pub lisher of the port perry observer and one of the most highly-respect- ied citizens of port perry passed away at his home on thursday evening last week after an illness of over a years duration in his 94th year mr parsons had been engaged in the printing business for approximately eighty years and for seventyfour years of that time had been in the business in port- perry he was born in lincoln eng land in 183s and came to cana da in 1850 at the age of twelve settling with his parents at whit by at the age of fourteen lie be gan his printing career year and was the youngest son of w f nichols and mrs nichols of markham having been born on the farm on which he died and living there all his life he was a liberal in politics and a member of the mennonite church he is survived by his father and mother his widow mary winger and two children marion and roy and two brothers louis and ross and one sister mrs r e ratcliff a service was held in victoria square united church conducted by rev mr gooding assisted by rev mr haig and rev percy peacock the bearers were his four cousins lome and rolph perkins clarence sanderson william wilson and clarence donor and charles hoover mr e c watson of hamilton spent tho weekenu with his parents mr and mrs hugh watson obrien avo also mr and mrs foster of honeywood spent thanks giving with them miss a e jones of trenton was visiting over the thanksgiving time with mrswh shaw while mrs shaw sr has returned to trenton after visiting here tor some time with her daughterinlaw when her hand got caught in the wringer of the electric washing machine she was operating in her homo mrs joseph mowdor suffer ed painful injuries tho flesh was completely torn loose from the back of her hand before she sue ceeded in switching off the power the loose flesh was replaced and stitched but it is not certain how successful tho operation will prove night and business phono 9801 day service residence phone 820 thanksgiving night mr a bar tholomew and family took great pleasure in giving mrs bartholo mew a surprise party as it was her fiftieth birthday between twenty and thirty friends attended mrs bartholomew was presonted with a largo twostory cake illuminated with fifty candles also other gifts coupled with best wishes she was very much surprised and pleased at tho kindness shown her on this occasion was apprenticed to the old whit by reporter after finishing his apprenticeship he lived for ono year in new york state and then camo to port perry in 1858 to work for tho port perry observer which was established in 1857 later he became proprietor and carried on the newspaper until some twelve or fifteen years ago when publication was discontinued since then however mr parsons continued to carry on the printing business under the old name of the observer printing company being assisted latterly by his grandson while he always took a keen interest in the affairs of the mun icipality mr parson never sought public office he was an active and interested member of tho port perry united church in 1s64 he wa3 married to miss frances ruby palmer of prince albert who pro- deceased him several years ago ho is survived by ono daughter mrs andrew stouffcr of port perry and one grandson victor stouffer also of port perry lacrosse winners meet peterborough the new deforestcrosley radio to be given to the luck ticket hold er at the box lacrosse match on tuesday october 18 is on display in l e oneills furniture store window this game in the local arena is the final for the east york league and is between rouge hill and agincourt the winners meet when he peterboro in the first round pro vincial playoffs buiths clarkson in stouffville on sep 17 1932 to mr and mrs arthur clarkson a daughter llntner in stouffville on october 7 1932 to mr and mrs edward lintnor a daughter keeping in stouftvllle on october 11th 1932 to mr and mrs leonard keeping a daughter great granddaughter to george urquhart burgar at private patients pavilion toronto general hospital on saturday oct 8 1932 to mr and mrs c h burgar nee edna tarr s3 wovorlelgh bvld a son robert john of the 4th instant the matter was discussed pro and con by this body for some three hours but with no final decision it should be noted that the membership of this league for social reconstruction is very large ly composed of university men and women the professionorates of tho university ot toronto mcgill and victoria are brilliantly represented in the league and it is a signifi cant fact that the programme for social betterment proposed by the league is on allfour with that of the federation the question of whether or not the united farmers of ontario should unite with the cooperative commonwealth for political purpos es will be discussed at the annual convention to be held at toronto in december ot this year it is then of the utmost importance that serious consideration should be given the grave proposals being raised by all who are interested with a view to inaugurating such deliberations it is proposed to call a public meeting to be addressed by miss agnes mcphail and others who will set forth their views as to what action should be taken then it is suggested that this should be followed by a planned programme for tho study and dis cussion of these questions for the coming winter certainly in no historical epoch has the wellbeing of such masses ot people been so gravely menaced as in tho days even now passing it behoves us all to give serious thought to the ills that afflict society with a view of mending or ending them particularly must tho farming group be made to see that if its economic status is to bo im proved it can only bo done by the united action of tho members of that group the tribune invites dis cussion on this matter and will accord liberal space to any letters relative to tho question ing year resulted as follows counsellor dr john graham bolton ontario vicecounsellor dr walter shier uxbridge newmarket extended an invita tion to tho convention to meet there next year and the meeting closed with votes of thanks to the medical faculty of stouffvillo for their entertainment and to the ladies of the institute for the splendid ban quet the hall decorations wero particularly attractive and added to the pleasures surrounding tho evening entertainment that grou altona among the churches lemoxvlliib ballantrae bloominqton united churches rev 3 ao keu ma minister sunday october 1g 1030 am ballantrae 300 pm lemonville 7 pm bloomington tho pastor will preach at all services keep tho 23rd ot octobor opon tor the chicken pie supper at ballan trae admission 35 and 20 cents stouffville baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday october 16 1000 a in biblo school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service unfortunate cripple prayer meetings wednesday s pm sunday c15 pm bible class friday night at 8 pm at the home of mr nelson byer a cordial welcome to all t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday october 16 it matters little what a man los es as loug as ho is sure his soul is safe but if he lose his soul it matters but little what else he may save mark 8 343g is a very valu able scripture services next sunday 1100 am- bloomington 700 pm ringwood blessed aro tho people who enjoy meeting together for worship t t t mennonite church rev s cressninn pastor sunday october 16 1000 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 p m evening servico the new pastor will bo present at both services stouffville united church rev tiios laldlaw ma pastor sunday october 16 1000 a m sunday school and bible classes 1100 am morning worship revive thy work 230 pm meeting of business young mens bible class to dis- cuso matters of vital importance dont fail to be present 700 pm evening service the pastor will preach at both services monday 745 young peoples school of methods in stouffville continuation school building 730 p m wednesday prayer and bible study tho w a will serve a chicken pio supper on monday evening nov 7th following the anniversary services on sunday to tho we extend our sympathy bereaved mr and mrs e howsam visit ed at prince albert on sunday bloomington mr and mrs h fockler were the altona girls class met at holiday guests at wm focklers the homo of miss esther davis on eugene and marvin lemon motor- friday evening last to north ba on saturday mr and mrs h r forrester i mr and mrs chas tindall of of locust hill called on mr and toronto visited with his brother for mrs macintosh on the holiday ho w wo are sorry to report mr wm nm dr and mrs j j matheson ot mcnair is not feeling tho best toronto visited at the e a storry theso days though hope it will not on friday be long mr and mrs russell hill ot mr and mrs d nighswander peterborough spent the weekend at and mr and mrs tlios reesor of his uome here cedar grove left on tuesday morni miss luella paisley who is at- ing to attend conference in ohio tending toronto normal school usa wo regret tho death hoover of locust hill of mr r formerly of spent the holiday at home miss marlon brumwell and friend spent sunday afternoon visiting hoover of locust him iormeriy m i altona after a lingering illness jn friends at musselman s lake branch 7 kalua hawaiian studios ixiunt e bcebo teacher of hawaiian steel guitar for appointment phono 503 peachs church anniversary will be hold on sunday october 16 at 1030 am rev john mcewan will preach and at 730 in the even ing rev a huenagard pastor of tho lutheran church unlonvllle will be the minister mrs huena gard will bo tho soloist peachs malo quartette you aro invited to theso services friday last the funeral being on monday afternoon at locust hill when quite a number attended from here mrs e a storry ruth and also mrs tranmer spent over tho 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