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mibunt volxlvno19 stouffville ontario thursday july 20th 1933 a v nolan publisher muskeekee a reconstructive tonic anil blood 1uirioer farmers appeal ipromise real cut on sheep given uxbridge township 1933 tax rate muskeekee is particularly effective in long standing ailments such as asthma chronic bronchitis nervous breakdown chronic indi gestion etc a highly con centrated tiple strength pure indian herbs over go adult doses tor 100 j m storey the druggist home ot quality druga medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate ot royal college ot dental surgeons and of the university ot toronto office in grublns block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary last week the government valu ator a w whitelaw in company with r o wade ot the department of agriculture toronto were in town and visited the sheep ranch of mr jas brodie when they effected a settlement of mr brodies appeal for damage caused to his flock jsouthdowns by dogs last spring j a total of 163 was awared the owner being for 14 animals killed and for a stated number injured the government man refused any flock damage whatever mr white- law met and consulted witli messrs george leary and elmer clark who did the valuing for the muni cipal council and all three agreed en tlio amount to be paid mr brod ie as this appeal is final the municipal council will pay over the money and the matter is settled mr brodie however is highly dissatisfied with the results and maintains that the amount paid him is inequitable mr brodie says the llock damage alone which the government man ignored is live times the amount of the award he says he has no redress however and must submit to the outcome members of the council on the other hand maintain that mr brodie should leave a watch with his sheep and that it would pay him to do this when the loss is as heavy as he maintains this is the third appeal made in two years by mr brodie who leases a piece of land in whitchurch for pasturing his flock of 700 sheep seek damages as aftermath of auto crash two brothers ask for 500 for personal and car injuries it looks as though the tax rate in his hoil judge thompson on uxbridgo township may be sub- monday in county court heard stantially reduced this rail as the evidence for the defence in the ac- council is making an effort to reduce brought by samuel and david t their local tax rate in addition tho mcmillan of pott perry against ouuty tax rate is lower and the james harding fire destroys wheat acreage school levy down by 500 half acre field urned markham farm on holden offers two extra prizes 8 t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to late dr j t store a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouftville monday wednesday and fridays a to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada lefe assurance co also automobile and fire values 100 and s50 in addition to a ford v8 car free thomas birkett insurance agency everything in ineurance iphone 18202 stouffville legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons blook stouftville money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary v public etc stouftville ontario phone 180 norman a keys h scott ritchie ritchie keys barristers solicitors continental life building 371 bay streot toronto 2 telephone ad 9767 l e oneill successor to w j mather stouftville j funeral director and embaxmeft night and day service business phone residence phone 9801 9820 mr df holden the ford dealer has added a couple of extra prizes to the advertising campaign in which he is giving away a ford vs sedan for purchases made at the ford agency here any time until the end of this year the display advertis- ment in this issue explains the ratio of tickets entitled each customer according to the purchases made new prizes only recently added are made as a second and third gift the second prize will be a cash value from the holden service station of 100 and the third will be a cash value of 50 these generous addi tions will undoubtedly ho appreciat ed by the general public who are assured of real value for every dol lar spent aside from the possibili ties of mr holden presenting some one with a vs car and two cash prizes of 100 and 50 in goods or service death of mrs george forester general school rate is down thera will be a pleasant smile on the faces of the ratepayers we predict when the net drop is discovered after next council meeting the council met at goodwood on saturday with all the members pre sent and reeve catherwood in the chair the department of highways by letter warned the township about weeds on the road side and which council has already warned farmers the department also notified council that the road subsidy for 1932 was 401755 for which a cheque would be issued shortly the principal part of business was tho passing of following accounts road account 1r n hogg on grad 6153 melyin alop grad and giav 54 is john kydd 95 yds gravel 1425 donald kennedy repairing brige and fill 1602 w e lock crushing hauling gravel 4s75 harold dickinson g g cut weeds 7542 wm dickinson 75 yds grav 10 so david elson 56 yds gravel s40 win yakes tractor on grad 3120 w p carmody g g 19 so john kydd 32 yds gravel 460llussol spencley grading252 jj imcguckin cut weeds 315 w beach cut weeds 450 rout nesbitt 40 rods wire fence 12 a g iclark cut weeds 522 b j sheeny cut weeds 990 geo e wilson cut weeds 252 fred smith 10 rds wire fence 3 wm wagg content tiles 3 420 f a forsyth repair- sidewalk 1 wm jones graveling cut weeds 2670 cj mauley 42 yards gravel 630 jack johnson cut weeds 360 fred red- shaw graveling 28 so d symes g g cut weeds 14 2s wm hakney grading 1566 arthur peddie grade put culvert 17 s3 ira resliaw cut weeds 1260 roy wagg g g 625 goodwood gararge gas oil repairs to grad 1944 iioss evans 30 rods wire fence 9 wm hockley cut weeds 360 other accounts w a vessey at tendance on sam moore 390 h j cave on printing contract voters lists etc 15s67 john albright for spade 75c on motion of messrs pickard hockley council adjourned to meet again on saturday aug 12th at 1 oclock pm for general business and striking the various rates of the township therefore it will be neces sary for all school secretaries to have their requisitions in to the clerk by first of auguit or very shortly after in orde r to have their amounts placed in bylaw annual issue ringwood mr harry stover and mr j j barrett wero visitors at markdale on sunday tho guests of rev and mrs warren and family births xostvnrlhy on tuesday july 4 to mr and mrs j nosworthy neo libbie chappell 370 delaware ave toronto a daughter deaths vurts at mlmico tuesday july is 1933 mary ressor widow ot the lato j b wurts and mother ot mrs d a galloway 117 robert street mimico remains resting at the funeral home of g ii hogle 22 mimico ave mlmico funeral service thursday 1 pm intermont at stouftville ontario arriving about f lloyd there passed away on july 5th at the home of her daughter mrs s w l stewart of stoney moun tain man a former well known resident of this vicinity mrs elizabeth forester mrs forester was the daughter o tho late george and catherine wright and was born in whit church in 1s46 her parents were very well known in the primitive methodist life of this country and before tho days of church organs mrs forester led the singing in tho lemonville methodist church in the mission fields of china as a tribute to her work in the wms of which she was a life member there is the elizabeth forester cot in 1sg5 she married george forster who predeceased her forty- one years ago about thirtyfive years ago mrs forster ajid family removed to crandall man and has lived in manitoba since that time in addition- to her home duties mrs forster always found time to bo a good friend and neighbor and to minister to tho sick and afflicted in her community she leaves three daughters and four sons mrs s w l stewart of stoney mountain man mrs fred hooper ot laflecho sask and mrs george c young newmarket leslie in california medford of strome alberta and everett and thomas of boulah manitoba two brothers also survive thomas ot grand forks bc and adlson of vandorf the funeral was held in new market on saturday afternoon at tho home of mrs george c young and was well attended rev andrews of trinity united church took the service and the pallbearers had all known her in former years they wero messrs s travisswstcphens c willis w richardson 2 30 st by motors flowers grate- i and w patterson interment in tho lully declined j family plot in newmarket the yearly issue of tho voters list for tho village of stouftville was posted in clerk doughertys office on saturday morning for the first there are two divisions in the list those who vote or live on the south side of main street and those on the north side the number of voters on the south side in the three parts of the list total 407 and those on tho south side number 4s6 226 persons are eligible to serve as jurors information in a list of voters is getting less interesting with the changing laws up to a few years ago every mans occupation was re- of seagrave for 500 each tor personal damages and tor damages to their car plaint iffs evidence was heard last week on the night of march 8th 1933 about 645 a car owned by one of the plaintiffs david mcmillan crashed into a truck loaded with hay which was parked on the high way for repairs near port perry the driver of the ear was david dowson plaintiffs alleged negligence on tho part of the truck owner in leaving his truck on the highway from early in the morning until the hour of the accident both the mc millan brothers were injured after the crash and their car was dam aged has counterclaim harding the owner of the truck is also seeking to recover 500 damages to his truck and contents alleging that at the time of the accident the truck was protected wih lights that a man was swing ing a lantern on the road to warn approach traffic and that the driver for mcmillans was negligent in not observing the warnings and travel ing at too great a speed to permit him to stop judge thompson adjourned the case until thursday morning when he will hear the arguments of coun sel and give his decision the court during the day heard several defense witnesses including experts downson the driver of the mc millan car gave evidence which was corroborated to the effect that on the night of the accident the road was slippery that he was not driv ing more than 25 or 30 miles an hour and that the outline of tho load of hay on the track was diffi cult to see until the car was al most upon it evidence was given to show that the truck which broke down early in the morning was parked on the highway all day and it was contended that this consti tuted a menace to traffic much of the evidence heard on monday was of a technical char acter a w s greer of greer kumpheys oshawa are acting for the defendants and mr cartwright a member of a toronto legal firm for the plaintiff the extremely dry weather has caused a lot of extra work for the sectionmen who have been tolling ovortime fighting fires along the railway tracks a couple of more or less serious blazes got under way just south of stouffville last week and off the farm of david boyd a halt acre of wheat was destroyed be fore the fire was under control fences have been burned at vari ous points along the tracks while at the fred stephenson farm the fire for a time looked serious enough and tho men feared that part of his crop would go up in smoke but fortunately it was brought under control before getting well into his fields the extreme dry weather is re sponsible for tho trouble as almost the tiniest spark from a passing locomotive is liable to cause a lively fire tho rain on sunday and again on monday evening although not heavy did much to lessen the dang er that has been eminent the past couple of weeks altona mrs stanley lewis spent a day in stouffvillo last week mr and mrs chas barkey spent sunday in stouffville mr and mrs o imadill spent a day in toronto last week william is all smiles its a girl congratulations to our newly wed ethel and art mrs john hutchinson was visit ing friends in stonffvillo one day last week miss f tindall has engaged with mrs jos winterstein for the summer holidays mr wm thompson aridwife and family spent sunday with his sister mrs a chambers the sunday school picnic is to bo held on wednesday july 19 at musselmans lako a number from here are picking wild raspberries at gravel hill there is now a charge of 20c per day for use of the patch miss florence tindall and mrs e mcmullon spent tuesday with the baseball league x we stated in our last report that the last uxbridge stouffville game took the prize for being close but it must needs take second place with the game staged by stouffville and sutton at sutton on friday last brucelehman kept up the stand ard once again striking out eight men in six innings and allowing but two hits stouftville filled the bases in tho- first innings but failed to come across with any runs men were al so left on in the fifth and sixth but were unable to score although sutton were not as errorless as the locals they seemed to be able to combine good pitching and tight fielding to keep our boys from that desired tie breaker chapell has re turned to the mound for sutton after quite a layoff and proved he had not forgotten anything in his ab sence from tho northerners pitchin stuff runs hits eros stouftville 0 6 0 sutton 0 2 3 stouffville have completed their second straight game without an error and we hope this good work which is a real credit to them con tinues dont forget to buy a ticket on the valuable olectric lamp to be given away at the final league game on tuesday august 1 tho school board on friday even ing held a short session for the pur pose of striking the levy for the current year which will be for 4500 or 5k0 less thanuho school demand in 1932 this the municipal council may levy sixtenths of a mill less for schools in 1933 a reduction at this time will be appreciated by the ratepayers aud the effort of theboard in accomplish ing this end is in the right direction this saving has been accomplished by reducing the salaries ot the public school teachers 100 each for the staff of five the 200 saved on con tinuation school salaries will not act to the benefit of tha tax payers to tho same extent one reason be ing that the government grants have been substantially reduced thus the department of education are out to save considerable by tak ing it out of the teachers or the ratepayers tho trustees naturally pass it back to the professions the school board also decided to call for tenders for a car of coal for use at the school to be delivered during holiday season e w baker presided at friday nights meeting with trustees dr h freel a stover and j momullen present among the churches entrance results international league baseball corded opposite his name but this is dono away with now and it is j fetters grandparents mr and mrs only necessary to recorded whether wm drewery of glasgow he is married single or a widower under tho old system of recording occupations it was often a puzzle for an assessor to know what to call some men and many wero allowed to pass by as gentlemen when they were far from it many definitions of agcntleman have been given from time to time but none of those found in the dictionary quite fit some of tho per sons compiled in the old voters list as gentlemen by compilers of the lists a gentleman according to the ordinary use of tho word is a man of culture good manners or some times ot good education or it is a man who while ho hasnt a title is considered a littlo better than ordinary folk though that use of tho word is more conimou in england than here in canada to think of this when one looked as some of the men once listed as gentlemen in the voters list is to smile tho truth seems to h that the assessor as we stated often found cases whore no other polite word just suited and where ho might have tyle the voted more truthfully bum loafer or something of the on tuesday of this week stouff ville came through with the short end of a 43 score with aurora hits were numerous eight going to stouffville and nine to aurora each team scored in the first innings pete clendening tho first man up getting a triple clendening obtained one triple a double and two singles in four times to the plate which is a record hard to heat stouftville were forced out of a 31 lead in tho seventh when jiggins hit a homo run and also thorns bringing in newfelt who walked coming programs showing at tho stanley theatro friday and saturday july 21 22 70000 witnesses starring charlie ruggles dorothy jotdon tuesday and wednesday july 25 26 hypnotized moran mack the marriage took place on july 4 1933 of jean malcolm daughter of mrs a w malcolm of uxbridge to elmore pickett of unionville twentytwo pupils from stouft ville school were sent up for en trance by principal c e watson and nineteen were successful in all 2s wrote at this centre and 23 passed the names in alphabetical order bartholomnew george dougherty evelyn fleischer garnet fairies leland gray imolly grubin edythe honors hare gordon hoover gordon nendick ruth stover bruce winn elmer hastings marion austin george baker gordon brown morley dowswell ruth forsythe floyd thompson laurel marshall ruth boake harold davis effie green gladys winn gertrude lemonville centre baker jacob beach david beach vera bolender glenn brown margaret brumwel eu gene dunkin betty emmerson melbourne fockler edwin gib son velma imcewen betty rat- cliff howard smith margaret ste phens edward storry noel lions stouffer helen summers fredrick taun verna timbers dorothy tranmer billy tyndall carson clarciuont centre those who passed by writing ex aminations are as follows clifford barkey jack blelby eric davis charles day dorothy dou- cette muriel gostick frederick hodgson jessio lewis ross knox elva middleton dorothy miller harvey nighswander joseph norton doris prouse marjorie felman donald white passing on years work were tho following earl cook tho local lad with tho toronto maple leafs is back on the actfve list following a minor accident ho may get a chance in tho pitching block against rochester harvey bunker phyllis iclark verna hopkins grant johnston mildred loyst margaret overland er roy slack wearno harold cassie joan deferrari rilda holman eileen linton dora matthews beverley park billle wagg allan wagg bunker tho marrago took place on satur day evening at 7 oclock of ethel may daughter of mr and mrs norman bunkor to arthur lloyd wagg son of mr and mrsi frank wagg tho ceremony was conducted in the christian church- parsonage by rev e morton tho brido was lovely in a gown of gold french eropo made on long lines with ruffled sleeves with small white turban sho carried a bouquet of aldum lilies and babies breath tho brides sister miss leta bunker was bridesmaid wearing a frock of white crcpo and white turban the groom was attended by mr fred crossin mid showers of confetti the happy couple left for a motor irlp to lake couchiching and points north tho irldp travelled in a rwagger suit of sand with matching accessories on their return they wi 1 reside at notherlea farm altona stouffville baptist church sunday july 23 1933 1000 am biblo school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship please remember the prayer servlcesr- wednesday at 8 pm sunday at 615 pm you are invited to all ot the above services t t t t mexxoxite church stouffv1ble rev s cressiuau pastor sunday july 23 1933 rev and mrs i w sherk return ed missionaries from afrfca on fur lough will speak in the sunday school and service at 10 11 am mr w h wilson of gormley will have charge of the service at 7 pm camp meeting at stayuer ont on august 313 iconsider this approved method of furthering tho cause of christ the gospel of jesus christ is the only power to save from sin pastor s cressman strangers welcome t t t t bloomixgton and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday july 23 1933 if we be gentle and easily manag ed the lord will guide us by his eye or voice but if rebellious he often finds it necesary to use his rod or staff he does all in love services next sunday 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood godliness is profitable in all things for the life that now is and tor that which is to come t t t t stouffvnjjg united church rev xriosi ijaidlaw ma pastor sunday july 23 1933 1000 am s s and bible class 1100 am divine worship subject the man with wrong thoughts revherbert lee will be the preacher musical numbers by mrs milton storey soloist and the male quar tette all are welcome to these services t t t t stouffville presbyterian church rev w h fuller ba sunday july 23 1933 there will be sunday school next sabbath at 10 am note change ot time lets have a good attendance at sunday school church services withdrawn for the month of july t t t t baiilantrae bloomington lemonviiile united churches rev jac kcll pastor f sunday july 23 1933 11 am musselmans lake church dst 300 pm lemonville 700 pm bloomington tho pastor will be in charge t t t t stouffville and church hill christian churches chester o somincr minister sunday july 23 1933 stouffvillo 1000 am ss bible classes 1115 am regular sunday morn- ing service evening service withdrawn churchill 200 pm ss bible classes 300 pm worship and preaching william quantz in charge thursday 800 pm ce meeting at tho church mr martin will lead tho topic ah are invited to the services bloomington mrs wilmot brown ot toronto spent a few days with miss h fairless mrs mcfaddon and daughter of durham are guests of mr and mrs e a storey mr arthur smith and friends had a successful fishing trip last week to the severn miss m rose of ballantrae is visiting hor grandmother mrs jar- vis storey v mr and mrs kenfott ot toronto spont sunday with mr and mrs l tindall congratulations are dun our teacher mr stanley rose for his success in sending 5 pupils to try tho entrance and all were successful private nursing home stouffvilles church street graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private and somiprivate rooms weekly rates 20 and 2 5 inspection invited phone 191 mrs e r good