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tribune vol xxxii no 49 stouffville ontario thursday ebruary 8 1923 business cards legal mccullough button barristers solicitors con veyances c buttons block stouffville- money to loan dental dr bc smith dentfat stouffville honor graduate of chicago end toronto university and the royal college of dental surgeons office over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 1015 no outside appointments dr e 8 barker lls dds dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the univer 6ity of toronto office hours 9 to 12 am to 5 pm office in grubins block pone 3201 for all calls markham every tuesday office over geo qrosbys store dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 hydro power at 70 per hp matters are forming up so that it appears that stouffville will receive a supply of electric energy this sum mer provided the people sanction the bylaws enabling our council to secure the electricity for us local hydro engineer stocking met reeve morden and the members of council on monday afternoon when the engineer formally submit ted an estimate of 70 per horse power for 75 hp to come from yonge street in quoting this rate mr stocking explained that 70 was merely an estimate and if it is found the actual cost is 60 that is what the town would pay likewise if the cost of construction were so high that power costs were 80 then that would be the rate the idea is that hydro must be sold at actual cost to the municipality mr stocking explained that in 1919 an estimate was prepared as to cost of rebuilding the town street lines at 9000 but this might be considerably less today as costs had dropped since that time he thought the charge to consumers in this town would be much the same as in t h and sarah ratcliff graduate chiropractors albert st stouffville office hours mornings 9 to 12 tuesday thursday and saturday evenings 7 to 830 pm other hours by appointment phone 5304 bylaw no a bylaw to provide for the borrowing of the sum of 11- 00000 for the purpose of re constructing repairing and ex tending the electric light sys tem in the village of stouffville and to authorize the issue of debentures therefor back to coal oil and candles while council solve employment problem personal notes whereas it is necessary for the said corporation to reconstruct re pair and extend its present electric light system in the said village of stouffville to properly carry and distribute hydro electric power and whereas in order to enable the said corporation to reconstruct repair and extend the said electric light system it will be necessary to raise the sum of 1100000 by way of debentures and whereas it is desirable to make the principal of the said debt repayable by annual instalments during the period of fifteen years next after the issue of the deben tures such instalments of principal to be of such amounts that the ag gregate amount payable for princi pal and interest in any year shall be equal as nearly as may be to what is payable for principal and interest during each of the other years and whereas it will be re- mnrkham where the domestic rate quisite and necessary to raise an- 12c stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at 8 oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethren weloomo clayton baker w r sanders m tait financial secretary n g seoretarj yonge and charles sjts toronto choose a high salaried future the way to avoid the road to disappointment and failure is to get a sound training in our school if interested write to- i day for our catalogue enter any time w j elliott principal boadways drug store stouffville chiropractor i church st i fifmtarthti is 7c per kwh against our rate at present in effect in respect to a minimum rate the engineer was firmly of the opinion that 75c would be the charge and in no case would it exceed 100 this was an important pronounce ment as the opinion has gone abroad that no user would receive a bill for less than 200 whereas no one is likely to object to a 24 j vised assessment roll hour service at 100 as a minimum j charge after hearing the engineer the council passed a resolution request ing the hydro commission to furnish new plans and estimate for recon structing the lines within the cor poration it was also decided to submit a money bylaw and an en abling bylaw to the ratepayers now advertised in this issue the tribune s while the money bylaw provides for 11000 for rebuilding the lines nually in each year for the period of fifteen years during the currency of the debentures to be issued under this bylaw the sum of 109587 for paying the several instalments of principal and interest and whereas the amount of the whole ratable property of the said municipality of the village of stouffville according to the last re for the year 1922 is the sum of 53060100 and whereas the amount of the existing debenture debt of the said municipality is the sum of 4830999 and no part of either principal or interest is in arrears therefore the percy stover has been th means of spreading many a ray of light in the homes of- our citizens by means of his position as engineer of the local electric light plant but while percy i6 an adept in spreading light hes also a humdinger in broadcast ing darkness which was shown on monday night when percy jumped the job of operating the plant with such suddenness that reeve mor den was stunned and alex scott chairman of the light committee is still gasping for breath councillor silversides when the show down came was ready to knock the job down to the lowest bidder who wan ted work while messrs lee and beebe are yet to be heard from while the citizens grouped in dark ness council was burning coal oil in an effort to solve the difficulty late monday night albert dike of mount albert a veteran in running gas producer en gines volunteered to help the town out on tuesday when he got on the job water pipes were frozen up and in his effort to start the lights he was overcome with gas and was removed to the hotel at the time of writing mr dike was felling bet ter and expected to resume the job the whole dispute was one of wages mr stover is paid 1200 a year rain or shine light or no light but he states that a former council promised him an increase to 1500 a year and this request was asked of the present council who had j f ailed to discuss the matter in council as a means of bringing them to time quickly mr stover i handed over we are sorry to note the severe illness of mrs and miss silversides this week mrs dorin woodburn of toronto was the guest of mr and mrs wm gower one day this week mr joseph leary of whitevale a citizen of this town 23 years ago was visiting his nephew mr george col lard on friday last mr alex grubin was summoned hastily to toronto on tuesday ow ing to the condition of his daughter rheta who is ill in st johns hos pital mrs edward williams of the east end one of the oldest citizens of the village now nearlng her 78th birthday has been quite ill for the past month but is now somewhat better mr and mrs john postillstouff- ville announce the engagement of their only daughter flossie emily to dr j earle gowland of- new market son of mr and mrs john h gowland markham the marriage to take place quietly in february at tuesday nights carnivals rae perry and t courtney were award ed first prize for impersonating mutt and jeff and margaret baker and lloyd hoover second bronchial coughs are hardest to shake but we have a remedy that soothes the irritation and like the breath of pines heals the in flamed membranes nyal p1nol expectorant is particularly valuable in the relief of bronchitis coughs and colds pleasant to take but promptly effective in ac tion price 50c sold only at market drug store geocoliard druggist stouffville ontario the keys on monday municipal morning refusing to work another council of the corporation i hour for a hundred a month of the village of stouff ville enacts as follows i that for the purpose afore said it shall be lawful for this cor poration to borrow the said sum of 11000 eleven thousand dollars it does not mean that that is the j and to issue debentures of the said actual cost hydro estimates are municipality to the amount of figured high and the council are eleven thousand dollars 11000 certain to do this work at a much j in sums of not less than one hund- lower figure and therefore we may red dollars each payable in a man not spend the amount provided for in the bylaw permission has been granted to purchase the necessary poles locally and this will represent fourth line uxbridge albert maye is slowly recovering from his illness he having an attack of anaemia rev mr land mrs king of clare- mont visited at james coates on thursday mr and mrs h koach jr visited t at mr and mrs h roach sr at good ner forth e amountand at the times w0 on thursday hereinafter set forth mlss edith and ethel empringham 2 the said debentures shall returned to their home at milliken and was largely attended bethesda miss bertha harmon of mount albert was visiting friends here returning home on monday hartman meyers of toronto was visiting his friends last week the influenza has visited almost every house in this community some whole families have been down with it we are glad we can say all are recovering mrs pointon widow of the late jas poitondied on saturday last of pneumonia at the home of her daughter in toronto she was a member of the methodist church of bethesda a life member of the wm s and was very highly respected by all the people of the community she will be greatly missed in the church especially in the prayer meeting and the wms which she always attended when able the funeral was held on monday after noon burial at heise hill cemetery a big saving to the town sprnal adjustments point the way to normal func tioning of the physical mach inory and normalcy means health spinal adjustments allow the nerves to supply the vital forcj to every part of tho body goodwood so many have the flu thathardly a house has not some one afflicted mrs lane muriel and eric are among those suffering from the epedemic miss mildred watson is able to be out again after her cold mr thos dowswell was out again on sunday after an absence of two sundays the league last week held a very good meeting under the direction of mrs lane the boys are promising us some thing interesting at the valentine social next wednesday 14th each one attending is expected to take a home made valentine if possible s ladies aid meets at mrs thos bastons thursday afternoon this week mr kydd has been on the sick list school is closed this week mr geo maye and family have been confined to the house norman has been doing the chores mrs isaac wagg called on friends in stouffville one day last week rev mr alton of creemore visit ed rev and mrs lane on saturday there was a very small number ulnvavhhlihyvli friday 9t012 am 1at stouffville ontr church notes church of christ sunday febhth lords supper and preaching 11 am subjectijjxt personal pro gram of a faithful minister of christ preacher fred sommer of toronto mevnonitb stouffville sunday feb 11 come to sunday school at 10 am classes for everybody 11 am and 7 pm preaching services both in charge of pastor prayer meeting and bible study 730 wednesday evening to investors 1 do you appreciate the advisability ol having your banker serve you in matter pertaining to investments the bank is always in direct and constant touch with the investment markets and is well equipped to secure sound and attractive securities or to place any bonds you may wish to dispose of at any branch of the standard you can obtain information in respect to investments j the standard bank or canada total assets over eightythree millions stouffville branch a c burkholder manager bear interest at the rate of five and onehalf per cent per annum pay able yearly and as to both principal and interest shall be payable at the stouffville branch of the standard bank of canada 3 it shall be lawful for the reeve of the said municipality and he is hereby authorized to sign and issue the said debentures hereby authorized to be issued and to cause the same and the interest coupons attached to be signed by the treas urer of the said municipality and the clerk of the said municipality is hereby authorized and instructed to attach the corporate seal of the said municipality to the said deben tures 4 the said debentures shall be payable in fifteen annual instal ments during the fifteen years next after the date of the issue of the same and the respective amounts of principal and interest payable during each of the said years shall be as follows no payments date prin int total may 1 1924 49087 60500 109587 may 1 1925 51789 57798 109587 i may 1 1926 54636 54951 109587 i may 1 19257642 51945 109587 may 1 1928 60812 48775 1095s7 may 1 1929 64156 45431 109587 i tnat the assent of the electors is may 1 1930 676 s5 41902 109587 obtained to it it will be taken into i may 1 1931 71407 38180 109587 consideration by the council after may 1 193275335 34252 109587 i the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication may 1 1934 s3849 25738 199587 j namely february 8th 1923 and may 1 1935 88462 21125 109587 that an tenant who desires to vote may 1 1936 93327 16260 109587 service on wednesday was conducted by dr williamson the cold or iagrippe epidemic has who preached a very appropriate and taken a very severe hold on several impressive sermon taking for his of our residents text job 16 22 when a few years mr geo wilson sr and son perry are come then i shall go the way of greenwood visited at geo wilsons jr on wednesday mr and mrs ross watson spent tuesday at her parents mrand mrs r carrutfcers at glen major mr and mrs john maye are suffer- infi from a very severe cold we hope for a speedy recovery mr and mrs h dickinson visited at their parents mr and mrswm hill on the fifth line on monday mr and mrs russell feasby are suffering from an attack as also mr johnston kydd the goodwood school teacher and several others along this line miss flossie edna and olive crawford and herbert hisey were the guests of mr h roach jr on sunday dr herbert freel of stouffville whence i shall not return the town council the regular february meeting of the stouffville council was held on monday evening members present councillors scott lee beebe and silversides reeve w e morden presided three deputations waited on the council from the womens institute and the fire brigade also mustons nurseries mrs malloy and mrs davey headed the ladies from the institute they wished to purchase or lease the old public library build ing at rear of fire hall the reeve intimated that he un derstood the building reverted to the town cut flowers and ferns wedding bouquets and funeral designs mustons sons stouffville phone 7001 ucuch nm oi oiouiiviue i me town when the library wa was out to reuben rawsons on tues through with it but it would be day last disinfecting their house some time before building would be after the attack of scarlet fever available when the school teacher miss em pringham of milliken was confined to their home present at quarterly service on sun- may 1 193379479 30l08 1095187 tne dat of the day and also at sunday school in t the afternoon the night service k was withdrawn iay i 1936 93327 16260 109587 ereonmust deliver to the clerk may 1 1937 98459 11128 109587 n later than the tenth day before mayl 1938 103875 5712 109587 the day hereinafter mentioned for taking the vote the declaration pro vided for by subsection 3 of section 265 of the municipal act take notice that the votes of the duly qualified electors of the said municipality shall be taken on the proposed bylaw by the deputy returning officers hereinafter named on mondaythe fifth day of marchr 11000 543805 1643805 5 that for the purpose of pay ing the said instalments of principal and interest as the same become due respectively during fifteen years the currency of the debentures to be issued under this bylaw there shall be raised ana levied in each year by special rate on all theratej v commencing at the hour of able property in the said municipal- o clock in the forenoon and ity the sum of 109587 continuing until five oclock in the 6 the debentures to be issued a at the undermentioned hereunder may contain a provision i places namely polling sub in the following words this de- i d no 1 at the office of sanders benture or aljy interest coupon i reaman and isaac reaman to bo thereon shall not after a certificate of ownership has been endorsed thereon by the treasurer of this municipal corporation be transfer able except by an entry by the treasurer in the debenture book of the said corporation 7 this bylaw shall come into force on the date of the final passing thereof read a first and second time this 6th day of february 1923 reeve clerk read a third time and passed in open council this day of march 1923 finally reeve clerk take notice that the above is a true copy of a proposed bylaw and deputy returning officer and john s dougherty poll clerk polling subdivision no 2 at the store of herbert porter and harry perry to be deputy returning officer and nelson w byer poll clerk and take notice that on the 2nd day of march 1923 the reeve will attend at the clerks office at 130 oclock in the afternoon to appoint persons to attend at the polling places and at the final sum ming up of the votes by the clerk respectively on behalf or the per sons interested in and desirous of promoting or opposing the passing of the said proposed bylaw and that tho clerk shall attend at the coun cil chamber at one oclock in the afternoon on tuesday the 6th day of march 1923 to sum up the num ber of votes given for and against the said proposed bylaw and to declare the result thercor dated february 8th 1923 3 urquhart cleric mrs wes hill and mrs levi b hoover were also members of the committee mustons nurseries complained against the water rate of 20c per 1000 gallons their bill for past six months was 27 but this would be greatly enlarged in the summer months council promised consideration as soon as they could go into the matter on behalf of the fire brigade joe mertens wished to get the feeling of the council in respect to the brigade purchasing a fire truck so anxious are the boys to be up-to-the- minute at fires that they will forgo their lucrative salaries for a whole year to help finance the scheme furthermore the brigade will put on a concert and donate the profits hence if council would encourage them with a reasonable grant all will be well and the people will enjoy a modern firefighting appar atus the collector isaac reaman was given an extension of one month to jeturn his some 700 is out standing and if it is riot paid in during the month taxes will be re turned against the property the customary bylaw to raise 5000 for public school purposes was enacted accounts passed w h clark s r j lovel co supplies 5 urquhart m io planing mill 9 barkey bros 27 lamps ig ontario lime 16 h d sawyer 14 70 a b lehman 6 25 canadiaan oil co 36 54 northern electric co 214 00 j nendic general ace 19 2 glasses lost in stouffville a pair of gold rimmed spectacles reward val ued as keepakelcave at tribune office or wwrmrs albert paisley uxbridge township supreme bread goodness a loaf of good bread tains all the elements guarantee health vigor and a satisfied appetite stovers bread its made from allpure materials which assure yon a loaf of superlative goodness ask your grocer con that ambrose stover we deliver to yunr home auction sale 25 10 55 28 65 20 10 to be sold at the residence of j s h swedlove opposite presbyterian churchy main street on saturday february 17th dining room suitewilliam and mary design jacobean finish consisting of buffet extension table flvo chairs and arm chair all in good condition mahogany dresser and stand mahogany dhiffonierelronbed and springs secretary and book case icutyoakjmarble top table sideboard solderf oak ten kitchen chairs quibpc heater four coal oil lamps tvringer good as new eight clothes baskets new chest of drawers 24 yards linoleum two flower stands jardiniere stand baby carriage wash tub and board 7 willow rockers all new 2 reed rockers 5 willow broad arm chairs new cupboard refrigerator iron swing crosscut saw and bucksaw set scales 1200 lbs cap clothes cupboard and other articles terms cash sale at one oclock f w silversides auctioneer good health cannot be retained if you eat poor meat the animals we- select for our butchering trade- are the choicest beasts use tho telephone we deliver to all parts of the town fresh and cured meats fresh homemade sausage now on band try them h leadbetter phone c701