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stouffville ontario february 6 1936 yojijont have to co any further blue coat jp gormley and district we are as close to you as your telephone body hardwood from virgin trees of northern ont ario also alberta coal in stock prompt delivery service frank harvey gormley elevator phone residence 7307 phone office 7303 national kh1m 1alkk grows nxinxroi iv popularity claremont despite hard times the family herald and weekly star canadas national farm magazine is able to report steady progress circulation continues to grow indicating that jthere is as great a demand as ever for clean entertaining and helpful reading matter as provided by this popular rural weekly the family herald and weekly star aptly meets the general read ying requirements of farmers and their families the information on farm and farm matters it contains is alone worth many times the sub scription price add to this the de lightful stories uptotheminute articles the womens and child rens sections the unique and much- loved sunday section and you have a veritable storehouse of reading to bring pleasure to every member of the family the tribune family herald one year for only 260 wo will send you sample copy of both papers on request i the annual meeting of the united church congregation in claremont was held on january 23 supper was served by the ladies and in spite of the snow storm a representative number were present the business meeting was constituted by a ser vice of worship with rev j e glover presiding reports from the various organizations were re ceived as follows board of stewards 210s3 trustee board 16127 missionary and maintenance fund 38757 wms 2s914 mission band 4452 cgit 2924 sun day school 29195 yps 6961 womans association 32514 choir3172 officers elected were elders james wilton and david gregg stewards roy morgan donald mccullough mrs t stan- bury b f kilpatrick david daw son and hugh gregg secretary of official board dr n f tomlinson markham township council deputy reeve james rennie pre sided over the monthly meeting of markham township council last monday for the first part of tho session owing to the reeve being on other municipal business in tor onto j w warriner was appointed weed inspector for the east side at 65 and robt stiver for the wen side at 100 each to receive a dollar per inspection on threshing machines relief charges are still high re lief fuel for january was s10 medical 279 groceries 702 hospitalization 216 and relief officer salary 9665 road foremans accounts passed wj stonehouseunionville 2725 ea buekanon unionville 105 co wm allchurch locust hill 6050 louis grove stouffville rr1 19 4s jk reesor markham rr 2735 robt agar gormley rr 13103 clarence wideman mark ham rr 2 3220 jas jones gormley 1650 a most effective j8tomach treatment gastronox is helping thousands troubled with such disorders as indigestion heartburn flatulence sour stomach or gas it can help you gastronox neutralizes acid and tones up your internal system by its soothing alkaline action you can eat and drink what you like if you take gastronox get quick and lasting relief just ask for gastronox sold by jm storey druggist stouffville real estate wanted to rent medium size house with conveniences located on main street preferred apply at tribune office for sale 25 acres all workable land lot 29 con 9 markham half mile from stouffville plenty of water hydro installed and rural mail good buildings and outbuildings frame dwelling good apply to owner on premises frank timbers phone 4704 farm for sale or rent 100 acres lot 33 con 8 mark ham half mile below ringwood on main highway bank barn with straw shed hog pen sheep pen and lien house all under cover with water in barn yard and staible house fair and farm well watered apply to j a mitchell ringwood po farm for sale estate of the late a b holden 70 acres lot 27 con 8 markham apply on premises or to mrs holden todmorden rr1 phone agin- court 9 ring 4 bethesda plumbing and heating call ou oliver baxter licensed plumbing and heating mechanic victoria street stouffville 2 doors south main street the one months short course held in stouffville ended on friday with a big bauquet in ratcliffs hall all those who attended it from this district agree that it was a month very well spent the jr institute meeting will be held at mrs clifford burkholders ou saturday afternoon feb 8th when we will continue with our supper club project come and bring friends with you despite the very cold weather and bad condition of many roads there was a large crowd at victor appletons farm stock sale on tues day and prices ruled high with a s farmer auctioneer in charge the sale totalled arouud 1800 we were very fortunate to have miss a steckley a missionary ou furlough from india to speak to us in our sunday school last sunday she gave a very interesting talk concerning the work there dressed two girls up in native costume and showed some pictures hand made articles and other things well known in the eastern country but strange and new to us a very sad funeral was held on friday afternoon when the friends and relatives gathered to pay their last respects to the late mrs malt- land spence perhaps many wjuld know her better as verna hare she was ill only a very short time and her untimely death came on tues day night the funeral service was conducted by rev j mcewen assisted by rev t laidlaw of stouffville mr laidlaw presented a very comforting message around the subject all things work together for good after the service inter ment was at stouffville cemetery- pallbearers were donald ratcliff harry arthur and fred clendenning edward wideman and floyd steckley our sincere sympathy goes to the young bereaved husband and the tiny babe left without a mother card of thanks try these oils for better light pennsylvania coal oil 20c per gal or 10c in 5 gallon lots or over fuel oil 13c per gal or 12c ill 40 gallons or over school and library closed on wednesday morning the local board of health decided to close the j local schools for the remainder of this week during which time the rooms will be disinfected owing to the great amount of flu colds and a few cases ot scarlet fever the attendance is badlv de- mckenzies garage ringwood liu- old stand on the corner r ii millsap proprietor the dominion stores stouffville branch on city lriccs and advertising excelsior pastry flour 24s white beans c lbs domino baking powder tin bulk soap flakes 4 lbs pleted in any case then there are j rolled oats 7 lbs two teachers ill as well dr sangster issued the closing order which is extended to the public librarv as well glasgow friend again with flower lovers annual meeling in spite of bad weather conditions there was a very large attendance at the annual meeting of the local horticultural society held in rat- cliffs hall on monday evening and judging from the remarks on all sides at the close of the meeting all found the evening pleasant profit able and very inspiring the business part of the meeting included minutes of last annual meeting by the secretary miss m mertens financial ireport by mrs t b rae directors report by miss eva hoover presentation of nominating committees report by mrs b doten and suggestions for 1936 activities by the president air h o klinck reports indicate an active year in 1935 with the best annual flower show in the history of the society interspersed throughout this part of the program were piano selections by harold blackburn and a reading by miss we take tins opportunity to thank eduh bohnsky stanley brown called on in brougham on sunday miss joyce cleare is home after spending a few weeks her father in london george brown of claremont visit ed his mother mrs r brown on sunday john proctor is staying a few- days with his sister mrs james slack in stouffville mrs ralph davis and son norman spent sunday with her brother albert brown misses ella ana gertrude slack called on w 1 smith here who is nursing a fractured limb walter davis motored to toron to on wednesday and states he had a very thrilling time cottage prayer meeting monday february 10 at the home of mr walter davis altona the neighbors and friends for the sympathy extended to us and for the assistance rendered at the funeral especially referring to the kindly message given by rev thos laidlaw all of which was greatly appreciated maitland spence mr and mrs john spence estimates free repairs a specially card of thanks the family of the late mrs mait land spence verna hare take this opportunity of thanking all the neighbors friends and church folk also the school for the beautiful flowers and for their kindly sym pathy and assistance rendered dur ing the great sorrow we have just suffered also for flowers sent my wife mrs hare during her recent illness robert hare then followed the illustrated address on the peace garden by the guest of the evening mr h moore who when introduced by the presi dent as the recent recipient of a signal honor an associateship of the royal horticultural society of great britain an honor conferred upon no other canadian was given a rousing handclap by his audience mr moore after outlining the aims and ideals the struggles and difficulties of the peace garden movement led his hearers step by step into a fuller appreciation of the vast possibilities for good in such a great spiritual international memorial far removed from grea centres of population over 90000 people assembled and 15000 auto mobiles were massed in the great parking area warm praise was given to prest iroosevelt and the us people generally in the provid ing of trained men and large grants of money to promote the work the womens institutes of canada re ceived a special round of applause for their spirit in providing a garden no one would dream of putting a thatch roof on a modem house and chevrolet followed the very same sound reasoning in developing the famous solid steel turret top roof for all its new 1936 models pressed from a single seamless sheet of heavy- steel the turret top makes possible smooth perfection of streamlined beauty it completes your safety too with its uptodate overhead pro tection and it aids in keeping the car warm in winter cool in summer come in and inspect the new 1936 chevrolet with its turret top body by fisher today let your own eyes prove it is the only complete low- priced car greatlyreduced 7 gmac plan time payments standard series 2pass coupe master doluxe models from 905 at factory defrered it factor oihnra ont follj equipped frrlcbl and goreriimeai rtiutridan fie only extra representative of the nine provinces and endowing it for perpetual main- tainence space forbids the writer of this article to even attempt to convey the enthusiasm so evident in mr moore suffice it to say he leaves in stouffville a large number who will be enthusiastic in the en larging influence ot this great monument for peace this true ex pression of practical applied christianity after mr moores address the audience shifted into groups to par take of the abundant refreshments provided while a number took ad vantage of the occasion to pay the necessary dollar and enrol as mem bers of the stouffville horticultural society following is the list of officers for 1936 president mr h o klinck 1st vice prest mr g saunders 2nd vice prest miss eva hoover secretary marjorie mertens treasurer mr t rae directors for 1030 mrs p lehman mrs cooney mr c pipher mrs doten george dowswell directors for 1 03117 mrs nolan mrs o lehman mrs farthing mrs g lee john r hodgins auditors a c burkholder t rae the storm on monday evening made the roads very inconvenient fori travel j mr and mrs p xighswander and family spent monday evening with d nighswanders i a number attended the banquet on friday evening in connection with the course in home economics and agriculture held in stouffville altona womens institute will meet on wednesday feb 12 at 2 oclock at the home of mrs d crosier a temperance program is planned with an address from mrs jas ratcliff there will be a demon stration and oratorical contest by pupils of the community on temperance the roll call will be answered by current events this program is in charge of group 8 under mrs f byer try and come also keep in view the pot luck suppers for february 7 at homes of 57c 25c 15c 25c 25c corn syrup crown or beehive 3 pounds for 35c domestic shortening 4 lbs 40c butter bars 2 lbs for 25c peerless laundry soap 10 for 20c prunes 70s0 size 3 for 25c domestic shortening lb 13c libbys catsup 2 for 27c maxwell house co7ee lb 30c standard peas 3 tins 25c quaker oats pkg 21c 50 b bag fine salt 30c blue ribbon cocoa lb 15c pot barley lb r- paul boadway manager battery trouble is most annoying and often expensive when neglected let us service your battery and if in doubt as to its condition bring it in and have it tested by modern equipment with the most accurate result carl boadway west end servce bullion opposite mansion house estimate ontario has one car to evtiry 64 people mrs e lehman atha bunkers altona and mrs n stock cfgvir seed price lowest in 20 years demand due says official w s widdifield dealer stouffville e a stonehouse associate dealer markham hockey thrills tune in every saturday niht at 9 pm eastern standard time to general motors coasttccoast hockey broadcast sale register wednesday feb 12 20 head ot purebred scotch shorthorne cattle at lot 19 con 3 markham the property of thos thomson at hedford sale at one oclock terms cash a s farmer auct wednesday march 11 farm stock and implements belonging to jos timbers scarboro mark ham townline west of armadale sale at 1 terms cash a s farmer auctioneer tuesday march 10 farm stock implements hay and grain belonging to chas hoover town ship clerk to be sold at lot 35 con 3 markham near gormley sale at 1 sharp cash terms a s farmer auctioneer thursday march 12 farm stock implements and hay be longing to edw gillion lot 27 con 9 markham no reserve sale at one terms cash a s farmer auctioneer farmers in toronto district especially in good clover districts such as halton peel and york counties should take advantage of low clover prices this year to re stock their land j b smith direc tor of the seeds branch at the pro vincial department of agriculture told a newspaper reporter future prices will probably be good for both seeds and hay lie forecast general clover prices are lower than they have been in 20 years he stated the clover on the mar ket is good homegrown seed and i would strongly advise farmers to take advantage of the opportunity to sow plenty of it during recent years farmers have been taking all they can get out of the soil failing to put back the essential elements which legumes provide this serious mistake can he cor rected this year with a good possi bility of unusual cash returns while the reciprocal agreements with us helped little this year they probably will raise the price of seed next year cattle will be in greater demand which will in crease the demand for hay the only clover which we antici pate will be high in price is alsike which is scarce timothy red clover blue grass and alfalfa are quite plentiful an analysis of the percentage of car population in the five marketing zones in canada shows ontario lead ing with one car for every 64 people and an average per capital gasoline sales of 77 gallons which means that on this basis the gas tax represents a contribution ol 462 for each individual this of course divides the tax among every one whereas in reality it is paid for by the one out of every 64 in the province who owns the motor vehicle statistical analysis for the other market zones shows british colum bia with one car for every 77 people per capita sales of gas 57 gallons per capita gas tax 399 quebec one fcr every 17 people per capita sales of gas 36 gallons per capita gas tax 216 prairies one car for every 93 people per capita sales of gas 41 gallons average per capita gas tax 2s7 maritimes one car for every 122 people per capita sales of gas 32 gallons average per capita tax 256 classified notices for sale 18 small pigs albert heise phone 6315 estray spitz female dog black wearing collar phone 7804 for sale quantity of fence hails for sale j b reesor phoue 6005 for sale quebec heater stove nearly new apply jos sider phone 7207 for sale 7 pigs seven weeks old fred reynolds ph markham si 2 dry hardwood for sale we still have a few cords of dry body hardwood also limbwood cut and delivered anywhere terms cash fw betz sons phone 177 for sale 6 roomed brick resi dence on obrien ave stouffville ah conveniences good lot will be sold at attractive price apply to owner p r stover brooklin phone 3100 found a sum of money owner may have same by proving amount and paying for this notice d j williamson church street or burkholders chopping mill sleighs for sale why be without a set of sleighs or bother your neighbor for his set sloop sleighs for only 3500 also a new diamond set harrow 4 sec only 2000 bi3xj hexllv phone 102 highest price for live fowl radio repairing gordon e cobeit radio technician and sound engineer stioufkvilie and toronto phone 1904 phono ho 1307 stiver bros r g clenden1ng funeral director ambulance service phone markham 9000