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stouffville ontario november 1 1934 town topics bolenders sale today thursday at bethesda for rent eight room brick house main street westend newly decorated apply mrs h gilbert westend mrs annie kirby who moved from ballantrae to toronto a year or more ago has now located at mount joy her son david is again attending markham high school taking the agricultural course secure your deer license from x w byer local issuer ph 3806 mr and mrs harvey wideman of markham motored to north bay last week to visit their daughter and soninlaw mr and mrs arthur lehman the toronto star is demanding that the hepburn government close the flood gates of the breweriers which the paper declares are open ed greatly in excess of the wishes of a large majority of the electorate the braithwaite hardware an nounces a special sale of paint from nov 1 to 17 made by one of the well known reliable makers and al though all varnishes enamel white flat paint and assorted colors are offered at 55 cents per quart they are guaranteed to the same extent as regular lines selling at twice the money persons will find it to their advantage to buy now for future use the annual meeting of york county veterans will be held in the armouries aurora this thursday evening at s oclock election of officers arrangements have been com pleted for a series of special meet ings to be held in the mennonito church in town from nov is to dec 2 evangelist p wiseman of ottawa will be the special speaker the proprietor of the local theatre was doing his part to assist in entertaining the children on halloween night by advertising a free show for youngsters under 12 years of age if accompanied by an adult there was no limit to the size of the family either if a parent at tended the theatre they were en titled to take in the whole family under 12 years without charge for the kiddies a new deal for teachers i mr j k agnew moved this week the whitby chronicle from main street to frank row- the minister of education hon jbothams brick house on church br j l simpson lias been telling street one door north of the corner a series of evangelists meetings will be opened in the mennonite church at almira near almira be ginning nov 6 evangelist cp derstine of kitchener has been secured for the occasion all week- night meetings commence at 8 oclock friends will regret to learn that mrs jos mertens west of the village was in a very critical con dition over the weekend she had been ordered to bed for a long rest cure somo time ago but despite the fact that satisfactory progress appeared to have been made a turn for the worse was taken last friday night last friday mr and mrs levi forsyth and son floyd with mr and mrs harry stover left on a motor trip to chicago where they will take in the worlds fair while visiting with mr forsyths brother granville and with other relatives a car load of vegetables and other needed things was shipped last week from locust hill station to tyvan sask where the contents will help a needy district fred nighswander motored out from toronto on saturday afternoon to make contact with the deer hunters in anticipation of the annual hunt you perfect bros can buy robert millers table turnips at stiver the united church wms meets this thursday afternoon at the home of imrs f l button the ladles are to be addressed by a guest speaker from toronto over 25 persons from stouffville took in the fowl supper at good wood on friday night took in is the proper expression says one who was present and noted how the locals enjoyed the bill o fafe mrs frank rowbotham with bruce and helen were in guelph over the weekend for the young peoples conference of the church of christ the living apartment over herb porters store is being remodelled and will be occupied by mr and mrs wilinot stover who were re cently married the following were guests of mrs sam hisey iclark street last week rev and mrs roy hisey and baby of verdun quebec rev lome hisey ottawa miss hilda broad and mr bruce hisey toronto the latter two being 4th year students of the toronto baptist seminary rev and mrs m b gillion and son of bobcaygeon were in town last week visiting at the home of mrs gillions parents mr and mrs truman holden charlie barkey and ray yake took the train on friday for chicago bent on visiting the worlds fair ere it closes its gates on nov 3 evidently the couple never fell deeply in love with the windy city for they reached toronto on the homeward journey tuesday morn ing milllcent land thompson eunice wood- sr ill isobel simpson hon 0l3rjorle muston hon irwin borlnsky hon l dowswell jr iv phyllis winn mary davis erma paisley sriv marjorie farthing harold good ruth lehman c e watson mount albert oct 26 going to the barn yesterday david pegg who farms a short distance north of here found one of his best cows smothered in a straw stack tresh- ing had been carried on the pre vious day walter brignall 7th con mark ham is suffering from pleurisy foll owing a case of pneumonia mr brignall built a new barn last spring many attending the raising from all over the section quality service my dixie rose is coming to town on the evening of nov 5 do not miss this popular drama by markham talent and under auspices of stouffville community chris mas tree all the leaves and accumulation of dirt was lifted off the main street pavement on monday by a couple of extra men employed nothing is more unsightly providing a poor advertisment for the town than to see piles of dirt continually on the pavement and it certainly was appreciated to see the street clean ed as it should be kept all the time several organizations in ontario re cently how he hopes to better the lot of teachers particularly in the rural sections whose salaries have been cut to the bone during the past few years dr simpson says that the salaries and conditions in the teach ing profession generally improved dr simpsons announcement will not he welcome to certain members cf the county council particularly furniture store mr and mrs harold sanders will occupy the premises vacated by mr agnew and owned by miss gertrude todd mr and mrs ira rusnell are also moving into their newly remodelled home one door east of walter dicksons i farm home the annual halloween party by the literary society of stouff ville continuation school will be held in the school auditorium this friday evening pupils expupils and friends invited appointed secretary of convention of ontario and the deputyreeve of reach township i at the annual convention who not so long ago on the floor of the council chamber in whitby spoke as if 500 for a teacher in the rural sections was a high figure com pared with 900 and 1000 paid in better times this paper has always claimed that the salary of a rural teacher should i be in keeping with that paid in the urban centres and that if the school tsection is not able to pay then the government lend aid this apparent ly is what the new minister of edu cation intends to do for many school sections would find it rather bard at the present time to pay larger sal aries although it must be admitted that in some sections salaries are ex tremely lower baptist quebec held in toronto last week rev c b macleod of stouffville enters upon his 25th year in this position his long service is a tribute to his eiticiency and to hold such a position for a quarter of a century at the will of the voters who at tend this annual meeting is some thing to be justly proud of stanley theatre stouffville alltalkie friday and saturday november 2 and 3 were not dressing bing crosby carol lombard burns and allen hollywood on parade betty boop souvenir now deal rythm hill davis and jack davis of glasgow along with arthur for syth and a party of toronto hunters were the first to go north for a deer hunt from this district they of course hunt in the north bay dis trict where the season opens earlier and returned home last week with one big buck shot by hill davis using nelson byers rifle which of course is well trained for the job the hunters found the leaves still heavy on the trees in the north and this made the vision difficult for good hunting last week our esteemed con temporary the markham economist entered upon its 80th year of publi cation this journal has served its community long and well and is deserving of one hundred per cent support by the villagers and the district surrounding markham congratulations an interesting event occurred at the home of mr and mrs f marshall on sunday last when mem bers and friends of the family gathered to do honor to mr marshalls father and mother mr and mrs john marshall of toronto who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on monday the 29th instant besides the honored parents out of town guests included mr and mrs h marshall ottawa mr and mrs f c marshall cobden miss rao marshall toronto and mr and mrs f g hall and master murray hall toronto the local cof study group announce a meeting for wednes day evening nov 7 at 8 oclock to be held at the home of mr f h sangster the socialization of banks will be the subject under discussion and the president will lead in the editorial discussion there will be piano solo by miss agnes klinck and vocal by mrs h g kellington the business men of iciaremont organized last week with the ener getic chas cooper as president the new organization decided to adopt early closing to the extent that all stores will close at 7 oclock each monday wednesday and fri day evenings hertofore claremont rendered almost a 24 hour service the mild weather which made the jfal season beautiful suddenly changed last saturday to a sem blance of moderate winter atmos phere and a skiff of snow although it moderated by monday farmers are taking the tip to rush under cover all roots in the fields in pre paration for a more severe freeze up as a result of a hydro pole being broken at ringwood by a motorist crashing into it the power was off for more than two hours on monday afternoon when repairs were under way as usual it caused a good deal of inconvenience to some users but apparently it could not be helped hydro men from toronto assisted in the work of repairing the high ten sion wires which were snapped en- twain up to this break there had been a long run of steady uninter rupted service which record we hope will be repeated art swift the garage man is out to give the people of stouffville and district a treat on the afternoon and evening of thursday nov 8 by entertaining one and all to a theatre party at the stanley in stouffville the feature will be youre telling me and in order that all may get in there will be three showings first at 4 oclock for the kiddies then at 7 and 9 in the evening nothing to pay or buy just come along and be our guests for the occasion art swift garage- man stouffville public school flour and feed 324 lbs pastry flour 200 98 lbs ivory bread flour 5250 poultry supplies cod liver oil powdered butter milk charcoal grit oyster shell cracked corn hominy beef- meal bone meal alfalfa meal concentrate etc stivers egg mash per cwt 200 feeds gluten feed oilcake meal tankage bran shorts mixed grain chop oat chop crushed oats schumacker feed etc dr hess poultry panamin 65c 125 225 pkgs mr robert millers table turnips on hand stiver bros phone 4501 stouffville ont tuesday and wednesday november o and 7 lets fall in love edmund lowo ann sothern cartoon travelogue comedy friday saturday november 9 and 10 little miss marker shirley temple mr norman bunker the cement contractor reports that he does not remember when he had a fall more busy than the present in fact mr bunker says i was forced to re ject as much work as that which i undertook to do i simply couldnt get it done at present mr bunker is rushing in a couple of cement foundations for new residences in markham village and when these are completed he has various job to complete among the farmers it is encouraging to see the building trade improving again for it indi cates that the people are taking heart by showing faith in the future the young peoples society of the mennonite church are entering on a very commendable and profitable work by taking up a course of bible study- they have chosen mr paul eoadway as teacher and it is ex pected that the course will con tinue over a few months the first meeting will be on monday evening nov 5 in the stouffville mennonite church beginning at 7 oclock while the young people of this particular denemination sponsors this undertaking it is particularly pointed out that any who desire the benefit from this study will be made welcome it is open to all churches mrs george flint of wyneote pennsylvania celebrated her 90th birthday on october 25 at the home of her daughter mrs sidney blais- dell mrs flint states that if it were not for failing eyesight she would not feel her great age she received many callers during the day mrs flint had anticipated spending the day with her son chancellor chas e flint but was unable to do so owing to his illness chancellor flint only recenty underwent an operation at the university hospital and latest reports indicate that he is making satisfactory progress to ward recovery it is a pleasure for this paper to join with the many friends and relatives of the flint family here in extending hearty congratulations to mrs george flint on the attainment of so great an age report for october jr pr margarita grubin hon kenneth tidy hon kenneth green hon int pr audrey jennings hon wilfred pugh hon douglas ramer a m loyst 1st class iruth rahmer hon stanley ball hon kenneth schell hon gladys brooks junior third a betty fairies elsie chamberlain joseph gadieux sr 2nd edna wideman hon albert paisley hon charles hoover ihon jr 2nd doris tidy hon john davis hon betty williams hon doris i ross jr ill b margaret jennings more money for your surplus milk without glutting the present glutted market by separating that milk and selling your cream to us you not only save the cost of cartage but you retain the skim milk on the farm our truck will call at your farm or you may make your own deliveries to the creamery and receive an additional cent per pound butter fat you get your money on the spot phone 186 stouffville creamery co open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings radio service all makes repaired prompt ser vice satisfaction guaranteed philco marconi and general electric radio dealer for sale 1 console single dial battery set cheap 1 victor othophonlc gramo phone in beautiful case george j storey markham economist mr t w- underwood who will on the first day of november enter the octo genarian class is to be congratu lated upon his still robust appear ance and his retention in a very high degree of all his faculties his out standing interest in the affairs of his country and his community will apparently never grow less and his remembrance of events in the long ago is unique affording a great stimulant to his declining years in politics he is thought to have made a decided advance of late along lines of independence and has apparently become an out and out champion of the underdog you ride on air motor coach how iour travels e tedious journeys tickets time tables and all coach travel infor mation at anderson phone 158 the local justice of peace a v nolan is still acting in this capacity it is announced in response to numerous enquiries the proposed change in the magistracy broadcast last august by attorney general robuck has not been carrlod out in its entirety there were changes made in the appointment of magi strates and certain jps coming under special duties for which they are to be paid by the government but the local j p is still carrying on as horotofore taking declara tions and affidavits chiefly for the legal fraternity of the district those justices who are to bo paid for their services will be required to issue warrants and act as cleric of the magistrates court it is con sldored that stouffvlllos require ments in this regard can be served by tho paid jp located at mark ham this may work satisfactory until the present j p is ultimately dismissed when tho situation will create a greater inconvenience than before tho change with no jp to take declarations etc after all with a j p at markham and an other at richmondhill why not ono after spending sunday afternoon with her mother in toronto who at the time was in apparent good health mrs jos borinsky was shocked early monday morning to receive a message stating that her mother had died suddenly that morning from a heart attack she was buried in the jewish cemetery under the ritual of the ancient church the late rebecca shackman at one time soon after coming to this country from russia farmed with her late husband near vivian they left the farm to locate in toronto where they lived some years mr shack man died less than two years ago after he had returned to palestine thus was he burled as he had hoped to be in tho land of his forefathers five daughters surtvive including mrs borinsky to whom every sympathy is extended in this time of bereavement twp of whitchurch county of york brathwaite hardware puts on a knockout sale of paints at half price notice of sale of lands arrears of taxes for j at stouffville for the local district the municipality of the township of whitchuroh announoe that the hat has been prepared and that copies thereof may be had in the office of the township treasurer in whltohuroh ontario and that said list with notice of sale is being published in the ontario gazette under publication dates august 4th september 1st and october 6th 1934 and in default of payment of the taxes as shown in said list i shall at the time and place mention ed in the said publication notice proceed to sell said lands to dis charge the arrears together with the charges thereon w c crawford treasurer treasurers office township of whitchurch aurora july 0 x93j a golden opportunity to secure your paint and varnish for immediate or future use quick drying enamel white ivory green quick drying floor enamel light grey yellow brown varnish stain light and dark oak ground colour white flat paint quick drying all use varnish clear ah sold in quart sizes sale dates november 1 to 17 household paint for interior and exterior paint ing in assorted colors specially priced for this sale price quart this is not a sale of cheap paint but of goods made by a well known manufacturer and fully guaranteed for wearing qualities brathwaite hardware tinsmlthlng plumbing stouffville phone 9601 ontario