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stouffville july 12 1923 house wiring you want the hydro in your home this fall then let us quote you on wiring your house ready to turn on the power all work is guaran teed to pass hydro inspection we also owire churches and other buildings dont delay this matter be ready lewis j kennedy phone 2204 stouffville church street local happenings a a i b who will buy the town hay crop from some of the boulevards by the official election returns in xorth ontario j w widdiflelds majority is down to 80 work on the local hydro line3 13 be ing pushed along dr barker wij on saturdays months not n his office the summer today thursday the orange lodge will attend the at sunderland local walk several rinks of stouffville bow lers competed in the tournament at uxbridge on wednesday this week dont worry because there is an over production in milk and you are stopped from time to time such is impossible with cream shippingwhether you are a milk ship per or not your cream shipments are always welcome at our creamery in any quantity and at any time you will get a square deal we invite you to become a shipper now if you are not one already agents for lelaval cream separator you cant beat them stouffville creamery company phone 18602 open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings now comes a greater overland the next regular uieethwr3f the stouffville ufwfo wariie held on tuesday juy jrtuvat the home of mrs win hubbethesda orillia trimmed beaverton in the northern section of the tricounty league last week by a score of 221 the asylum town must have some ball players to pile up a score like that the vital statistics for the town ship of whitchurch for the month of june showed births six marriages two and deaths two the previous month there were fourteen births in stouffville for june there were no births with but one marriage and one death the public librae- willhe closed on july 23rd oaainbon august 8th as hbrariancl- rfaving holidays when in need of counter check books remember the tribune office we can save you money on any style book earl drewery of ringwood has leased the delos morris farm on the 2nd concession near altona and takes possession next fall quality servici blatcafordk calf meal the moose toam exhibited at the celebration in stfouffvilleon domin ion day are owned by mrjtturner of 990 woodbine avefcue toronto and they are lieing jcared for on the farm of mr newnf south of stouff ville on the tuf concession the owner we tyraerstand values the animals atjiooo and has received an offer or2500 for them so far as we can learn they are useless ex cepting for show purposes the reduction in the county tax rate this year will mean almost a drop of one mill to stouffville rate payers provided the council do not require the money for other pur poses the decision of the county not to extend the good roads system this year may have been responsi ble for the reduction by that body uxbridge heads the baseball league and last friday defeated sutton at uxbridge by a score of five to two this is the same score that xew- market downed stouffville with on the local diamond the same day while the game here provided good entertainment for the spectators it was marked by many errors on both sides while the teams were fairly well matched the locals always failed when it came to a pinch and good batting was needed on several occasions they loaded the bases but failed to score the reverse was the case with newmarket stouffville has the material for a good team but they appear to lack good honest practice this friday the boys go to sutton when they hope to get over to the winning column again lets go and cheer them- to victory i congratulate you on the great improvement in the tribune writes w d johnston of toronto in re newing his subscription we are glad the old boys continue to take an interest in their native heath and the tribune will endeavor to merit their appreciation over halt the 1923 is past op portunities pass with the passing of the days have you missed the op portunities that came your way to improve your mind to improve your health to improve your bank account to widen your circle of friends to make peace with your enemies boost your town and com munity to do a kind act and a hundred and one other little things on sunday afternoon the local loyal orange lodge paraded to the christian church for divine service the town band accompanied the members and assisted in the service of song rev m morton delivered a sermon appropriate to the occa sion the title of his remarks were lest we forget using the text what mean ye by this service question asked the israelites at the passover the discourse was greatly appreciated by the large body of men and church attendants present with long lines high hood low s no other car on the market like this one at such a price it is outstanding in appearance and ap pointments long line body drum lights full crown fenders all steel body with as baked enamel finish ask us about its other features price only 710 w h todd j gnas ward stouffville ontario also wagons buggies harness etc on hand the chautauqua in stouffville last week was fairly well attended considering the other attractions on at the same time this year the program was much improved over the previous year and we believe every ticket holder was well satis fied the opening days lecture by evans who is nephew of david lloyd george and the lecture on the closing nig by cope who has earned the uib name of kill the blues cope were instructive and entertaining carrying something for everybody whether young or old rich or poor h w holderbys lec ture the third afternoon was highly commented on by many he also spoke at the mennonite camp here the same day for those who like travelogue talk mcdowell had it on the second day it has been deci ded to have chautauqua again next year for which ticket sale has al ready been pledged to an amount over 300 kodak as you go out of the pockctinto posi- tion release the shutter and the picture is yours thats the kodak way let us be your photographic service station kodaks 60 up kodak film eastman accessories our developing and printing is of the superior sort 250 to 1600 kill the bugs get our bergers english paris green and pure dry arsenate of lead then select a sprayer from our complete stock price 60c to 100 for u hand style 850 to 1125 compressed air make the stouffville womens liberal club elected the following oflicers at the last regular meeting hon pres mrs harry carpenter hamilton pres miss e sangster 1st vice mrs a d bruce unionvile 2nd vice mrs geo lee rec secretary mrs w h clark corsecretary mrs blake sanders treasurer mrs lud hoover executive mrsmowat mrs c wideman and mrs john rat- cliff miss alma baker and miss ada barkey xorth york mrs h boyd east york mrs a carruthers south ontario mrs delos morris xorth ontario a new feature of chautauqua this year was the childrens story hour each morning at 10 oclock miss edith mccune the story girl marvellously quick time won her way to the hearts of all the children at the very opening and young folk wouldnt miss story hour for a good deal her program of entertain ment was highly instructive as well as entertaining while the morning hour was especially for young folk older ones attended and one morn ing two ladies both over so years of age were present and with their years of wisdom they said it was good to be there this is the first season the story hour has been at tempted on the four day circuit although it is a strong attraction on the six day circuit blatchfords milk mash is a growing and developing food and is fed for the first three months to chicks ducks geese and turkeys fulopep baby chick feed fulopep laying mash keep jour old liens laying stiver bros phone 4501199 with wb sanders already fishing at jacksons point and archie leaney gone up last friday some one exclaims the poor fish last monday mr thos klinck received a telegram announcing the death of mrs milton chase of yel low grass sask formerly of siloam a niece of mr klincks the population of the county of york has doubled in a decade until it is now nearly 100000 the in crease has of course chiefly been in the southern part in etobicoke scarboro and york townships wm malloy who was seriously ill last week is recovering howard b longfield son of geo longfield uxbridge township and miss xellie cook daughter of isaac cook ringwood were united in marriage at the m b c parsonage by rev yv m mcguire on wednes- dav afternoon this week at this time in stouffville there have been so many attractions that even the old time strawberry festi val was crowded out and the season is passing oft without even one being held as a recognition of her valued services to the chautauqua ticket committee miss francis ratcliff was presented with a five dollar gold piece at the closing session of the chautauqua on saturday night the regular monthly meeting of the womens institute will be held at the home of mrs carman morris on wednesday july isth a good program will be given those wish ing to go meet at the home of mrs h j malloy at 2 oclock sharp sunday church services usually pass off quietly these days and with out any disturbance however something akin to confusion and consternation happened in the local methodist church last sunday morn ing the service came toa closethe benediction ajinounced till the con- jgregation stood riveted to their yftpsitions at least t6se long steep- ea in methodism what was wrong why not suddenly the pastor remembered the collection the colloctionl he exclaimed it had been overlooked but the formal ity wasqulclcly gone through and matters hetame normal again one attendant who is in his 80th year and who had given one son to the methodist ministry stated that it was the first time in his experience that such a thing had occurred on sunday silvester bros stouffville 8 ont the ladies and gentlemen of church street south held a very de lightful picnic on wednesday of last week on the veranda of mr and mrs f l button a pleasant hour was enjoyed by all in this splendid community spirit on sunday last an accident hap pened in toronto to a former resi dent of stouffville mrscecil dawson daughter of mr and mrs elias leh man of this place when she fell down the cellar steps breaking her right arm at the wrist and fractur ing the left shoulder as well as being shaken up quite seriously mrs dawson mistook the cellar door for the one entering to a stairway up at the time of the accident her parents mr and mrs elias lehman also mr a g lehihan and miss ida of stouffville were there spending the day it is fortunate that mrs dawson was not fatally injuredand her friends will be glad to know she is getting along very well after july 7th our millixer1 parlors will be closed uxtil fall season mrs m watts phone 812 on page 2 of this issue will be seen a picture of the special train which hauled the press party to the maritime provinces every county in this province being represented while many counties had four and five representatives and their wives york county had buf two one being the publisher of the tribune and his wife our story of the trip is held out because of the demand for space one of the largest picnics of the season will be held at foobtratcliffs farm home west of stouffville on saturday july 21st under auspics of emanual baptist choir toronto the evening program will include an hour singing of gospel songs led by rev jm smiti and the church choir ralph gordon humorist and cartoonist of toronto will show- screen pictures plso there will be violin piano andother musical num bers keep opep the date the following pupils of miss ruby s nicholls mus bac atcm aa go were successful in their recent examination miss annie lehman associateship atcm miss jean mackenzie junior pianoforte miss isabel booth primary pianoforte the following pupils of annie leh man also were successful miss ruth storry junior pianoforte school miss margaret mackenzie introduc tory pianoforte ask your dealer for merry wives pnstry flour or white rose bread flour handled by almost every dealer i refuse substitutes manufactured oy y the uxbridge milling co limited mr and mrs john sanders are distinguished citizens in our midst for they are amongst our very old est inhabitants and have just reach ed the 50th anniversary of their wedded life mr sanders is 79 years of age while his life partner is nearly two years his senior it was away back in 1s69 55 years ago when mr sanders landed in canada from his native home in devonshire england he settled in this locality right away and was married at hagermans hill his wife being a native of markham township being born on tht 6th concession mr sanders recalls that on his wed ding day he was loaned an umbrella last saturday when in that village he called in and returned thanks for the loan of 50 years ago his first position when a young man here was with the late edward wheler and mr sanders ploughed as the first job assigned to him the land from the station about so rods north and up to the 9th concession this ground is now dotted with houses mr and mrs sanders have three sons living william and blake of stouffville and rev edward san ders of rosctown sask the fam ily are among the very oldest on the membership of the local methodist sorved the church on tuesday july 10th 1923 at the ringwood christian church by the rev mr morton esther oletha daughter of mrs emma maria brownsberger was married to bruce willson son of mrs isabelle morton the church was well filled with guests and friends after the ser vice the bride and groom followed by their guests went to the home of mr and mrs albert reesor the wife being a sister of the bride where all had a time of real enjoy ment mr and mrs morton went for a trip through muskoka they both expect to go to porto rico as missionaries sometime in september we wish them a life of enjoyment in their new field of service notice i want the public to understand that i have not gone out of business as some appear to say i am still in the old stand over buttons block and prepared to attend to your re quirements work done right and goods sold at a right price my son has moved his optician business west of the railway track so call there for testing eyes i also handle real estate of all kinds rent and collect rent valuate and give you a loan office phone 1604 residence phone 8004 jacob yake jeweller and real estate in connection stouffville ruhrs chocolates f moirs chocolates for three- quarters of a centuryhave been the first choice of young and old alike the delicious centres and rich wholesome purity for which moirs chocolates are noted have won for them an ever increasing popularity a very pretty wedding took place at hope methodist church toronto among lovers of fine candies on july 4th when idaonly daughter of mr and mrs cadwalder 191 lunsden avenue was united in mar riage to lloyd hill eldest son of mr andmrs wesley hill of stouff ville the bride wore a gown of ivory canton crepe and pearls and was attended by miss sarah mckin- loy arid miss winnie white cousin of the bride carrying showers of cream and pink roses the bride groom was attended by mr horace gray of ballantrae the immedi ate friends returned to the brides home where buffet luncheon was ceremony was perform- inwijji was penorm- church who are still attendants with e hy tne rev dr j ferguson an the local body we join with the f of the bridegrooms grand citizens in complimenting mr and uncle the rev xewton and edward ivq 5nntfira fr hvlnw lan lyl mrs sanders on having been hon ored with long years of life toge ther hill lrrlt mr hill will reside in de- you should visit our ice cream parjor these warm days our service is at your command j try our grocery dept porters phone 198 stouffville ont