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jkmfmle- fbtibmm vol xxxv no 15 stouffville ontario thursday june 12th 1924 paris qreen arsenate of lead market drug store g collard druggist btovtvvbjjb ontario a splendid trip i district doings i canadian weekly newspaper whitchurch township rural school j men wild tour old country fair will be held on september stb j j the port perry band is being re- j isaac reaman gets sudden call personal notes business cards legal i t rsmrt bpb 1 at vandorf mrs d galloway of the east end following a stroke which seized spent the week end at niagara falls the canadian veekl newspapers iiwinvhntrt mrs arms fr0m toronto s association was held at convocation organized under the leadership of friday evening mr isaac reaman the week end witn her nece miss the fifth annual convention of t h and sarah ratcld7f 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 5804 hall tordnto on june 5 6 and 7th the opening address was given by sir robert falconer president of the university of toronto which was followed by the presidential ad dress by j edward fortin editor of lbclaireur beauceville quebec on june 11th one hundred and fifty men and women of the association representatives of every part of canada sailed from montreal on the cpr liner melita for a two months trip to belgium france and the united kingdom the first ports of call are cherbourg and southampton arriving at antwerp saturday june 21 on sunday june 22 the party will leave ant werp for brussels a short run of less than an hour arriving about half past nine in the morning a sightseeing motor coach drive will i be given there on sunday and on monday the belgian government will give an official welcome on tuesday morning the 24th the party will leave 1y train for lille and will then take a motor tour over the battle fields including such well known points as roubaix menin ypres poperhinge reninghelst dickebusch armentieres and others after which there will be a reception given by king albert of belgium on wednesday the 25th another tour will be taken through labassee loos lens vimy neuville st vaast and other points ending at arras from which place the party will leave at 517 pm for paris arriving there at v5 wednesday anne lehman a t g m teacher of piano studio over lehmans shoe night the editors and their wives store boadways drug stork stouffville our meat display always attracts the pleased attention of women who appreciate cleanliness in all things a visit to our shop will disclose a cleanliness pleasing to the most particular jn lettuce vegetables h leadbetter butcher phone 0701 eooufivsue souvenirs of stouffville in white ivory 25c moderately priced from to 125 see our window display will remain in paris until sunday morning giving them four evenings and three full days in the french capital while there they will be given a sightseeing tour around the city also a trip to versailles other excellent features have been pre pared by the paris newspaper editors and by bienvenue francais of which marshal foch is president from sunday june 29th to thursday july 10th will be spent in london where a great deal of entertainment has been arranged mr w rupert davies nenfrew ontario chairman of the arrangements for the over seas trip met sir campbell stewart of the london times at montreal re cently and the program for the party was completed- every minute of the eleven days to be spent in old london will be brimful of interest ing things among the social events will be a visit to the henley regatta also a tea at the house of com mons arrangements are also under way for a reception at buckingham palace by their majesties the king and queen on dominion day provision has been made on generous scale for ue hospitality of the overseas journalists by the bri tish empire exhibition committee at wembley this committee includes representatives of the leading press associations of britain the occa sion should afford canadian editors a rare opportunity to meet many of the leaders in the publishing realm of britain when the party leaves london on the morning of july 1oth they will be taken in charge by members of see me and see better watch clock and jewelry repairing adam r yake optometrist i watchmaker and jeweler 2 doors west of railway tracks phone 159 stouffville chiropractor i church st i stouffville i do you tire easily if you tire easily there may be a subluxation ofyour spine any impingement of the nerves that emerge from the spine restricts the flow of vital force that is necessary to your well be ing come in for an analysis mokday wednesday friday 9t012am latstouffviueontf there is every indication that the provincial tour is going to be a con tinuous succession of civic receptions and private entertainments some places it is proposed to visit in clude torquay a seasidp resort in beautiful devonshire the wonder ful old city of bath the busy town of stockport where a newspaper con ference will be held other places as outlined are as follows from sal- 1 isbury to exeter when sir james owen expresident of the newspaper society has promised an enjoyable time from exeter it is planned to go to swansea and cardiff the two important cities of south wales from cardiff the party will go to birmingham for a brief visit and then proceed to leamington from which point shakespeares home will be visited leaving there they go to chester and from chester to llandudno from which point a motor coach tour of the picturesque snowdon district will be taken from llandudno to liverpool and man chester and from there to harro gate the fashionable yorkshire spa thence to leeds and york from york the party will proceed to edin burgh a week wjll be spent in scotland visiting the trossachs loch lo mond loch katrine the country of scott and the land of burns as well a3 edinburgh and glasgow the press party will sail from glas gow on friday july 25th on the large canadian pacific liner mont laurier a stop will be made at belfast where sir robert baird head of the belfast telegraph has promised the party a taste of real irish hospitality on the evening of saturday july 26 the associa tion again sail for canada arriving at quebec august 5th mr ross roach and the first prac tice was held last friday night in the town hall george mcelory ried a prominent business man died in london on tuesday june 3rd the late mr reid was a frequent visitor to new market in connection with the affairs of the office specialty mfg co of which company he was vicepresid ent and had been a director for many years the factory and the office in newmarket and all the branch offices from coast to coast were closed last thursday out of respect of his memory whitbys splendid war memorial erected in the ontario county town through the efforts of the whitby war veterans club was unveiled by his honor lieutenant governor henry cockshutt on tuesday after noon june 3rd in the presence of an immense concourse of people it teing an event of unusual import- tauce and interest another unique feature was the presentation of a handsome honor roll banner in colors red white and blue bearing the roll of all the whitby men who gave their lives in the war this banner was given to th whitby war veterans club by the whitby war relief society which gave such splendid service to the overseas men the annual field day held in the claremont memorial park on june 3rd under the auspices of the park board was a huge rccess the weather was fine and a large crowd gathered to see the various sports in the afternoon while at night there was a capacity house to hear the concert the sports opened at 1 oclock by the raising and dedication of the large flag 12 ft- by 3 ft which was donated by mrs lyman pilkey while the flagpole was dona ted by mr pilkey the sports opened with girlss softball in which 4 teams took part viz uxbridge pickering glen mayor and clare mont uxbridge and glen mayor were the winning teams in the first drawing while in the playoff ux bridge won by a score of 112 thus capturing the prize inafastgame of football between pickering and claremont s s teams in their first league match claremont won by 40 in the senior football only two took part greenwood and goodwood the game was well contested throughout goodwood won by 31 and took the prize 11 auto rugs in the half mile race there were 4 entries collins mcbride of the local contin uation school came in first and won the prize an auto rug the tug ofwar between uxbridge also proved an interesting feature uxjbridge won with result that they are now smoking prize cigars in the even ing the presbyterian church was filled to capacity to hear a splendid programme by the following talent miss jessie mcgregor pianist and saxaphonist mr leroy kenny reader during the program dr tomlinson called up the last years daley miss middleton will leave in obout two weeks for lakeview house friday evening mr isaac reaman passed away at his home in the east end on sunday about 530 pm with out regaining consciousness about a year ago mr reaman suffered aijacksons point similar breakdown and since then his condition was more or jess seri- n edtor m the pl ous although of late he was able to the tribune a cau on be about town almost daily de ceased was a kindly christian gen tleman whose moral character stood high inhe community and the sur rounding countryside where he was widely known he was born on ot 33 con 8 just south of ringwood 68 years ago and had always lived in the tuesday mrs boothby is spending the week at agincourt with her daugh ter mrs ingleton we are pleased to state that mrs w ef todd still continues to improve after her severe illness miss frances crompton of picton neighborhood giving up farming is visiting with her grandparents he came io stouffville about 16mr and mrs w p white of the years ago and took up the store east end retiredjinovnveffhl mr thomas wiliamson left on nsuance business of r coul- tuesdays last for a two months visit son htsucuntifthe kiehigan and time of his death of late his son ner p oro has been associated with the mr and mrs l winger and mr father in the business j and mrs f shepard and son of the late mr reaman was married toronto spent sunday with mrs 43 years ago to mary reesor also shepards mother mrs geo boad a resident of markbam who sur vives him to them were born two children also surviving being oro at home and mrs harvey baker of the 10 th concession six sisters and one brother also survive namely mrs j ii hoover of stouffville mrs albert hoover and mrs tilman ramer of oshawa mrs jesse shank of sea- grave mrs delbert dawson of tor onto and mrs frank hoover of ringwood and abraham g rea man eight grandchildren are also living mr reaman since coming to stouffville took an active interest in public affairs and served the community as a councillor while for many years he acted as a school trustee and at the time of his demise was a member of the cemetery commission he had also acted as tax collector he was a faithful follower of the mennonite brethren in christ the funeral on tuesday to the wideman cemetery was very largely attended the service being held in the church adjoining the cemetery where the ministers in charge paid fitting tribute to the christian character and tothekindly disposition- offche departed mccullough button barristers solicitors 00 veyancbs c muttons block stoujffvhljs money to loan medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien rd main phone 190 dental dr d c smith dentist stouffville honor graduate of chicago aat toronto university and the royal college of dental burgeoai offloe over shaws store phone office 1011 residence ltlc no outside appointment the english newspaper society andd of tne thpro w v sltissll for the past three years and reeve john forgie presented each member with a gold medal suitably inscribed lemonville school report births on june 5th to mr and mrs jos cooney on the 6th con of mark- ham a son on june 7th to mr and mrs arthur emmerson on the 6th con of whitchurch a daughter on june 9th lo mr and mrs hay brffllnger of gormley a daugh ter per cent of marks obtained by each pupil given below 1 sr iv dorothy taylor 77 hon clarence hood 65 failed- in arith kenneth kirby 64 sr ill jeannette pare 72 failed in arith mildred tarr 71 kenneth pipher 60 failed in aritb jr ill ruth flewell 67 failed in spell gordon kirby 62 wilfred yake 59 failed in aritb sr ii john richardson 58 her bert hood 56 failed in spell and arith sr i jack barkey 61 jr i florence barkey 80 hon jean baker 61 bert taylor 68 sr primer reta wells albert richardson blake yake lewis wells elda hutchinson jr primer keith hutchinson may ooultls teacher ss no 17 dixon hill jr iv average of 5 tests f barkey 76 p bennell 73 c bar- key 68 m grove 61 v banks absent sr ill edith hoover 77 nellie grove 75 t grove 71 f kirk 70 r hightower 66 jr ill e hoover 72 w barkey 67 c banks 60 r raymer 47 jean grove absent sr ii alma raymer jr ii test in spelling r smith 94 grace byer 70 sr i test in arithmetic harry drewery 95 sam barkey 95 mary hoover 87 cecil banks 67 mable banks absent a williamson absent jr i l byer 95 e hoover 92 lorne byer 90 carl hoover 55 d moyer absent a primer test in reading k barnett w barnett c hightower b primer h wideman cmoyer mary reesor louis reesor mar garet robinson q wideman teacher with the churches baptist rev w w fleischer pastor sunday june 15th 10 am sunday school 11 am church service 7 pm- church service monday evening regular meeting of b y p u jf presbyterian 3njk0h sunday june 15th 10 am satibath school and eible classes i 3 1 am korning worship 315 pm oddfellows service no evening service at melville church services will be earlier than usual 1 pm sabbath school 2 pm congregational worship mennonite church w m mcguire pastor sunday june 15th stouffville there will be no sunday school or service in the morning owing to the quarterly services at altona at 1 0 am we are expecting a big rally with presiding elder s goudie in charge everybody welcome 7 pm preaching by elder goudie this service will mark one of the big days of the feast of the revival services still in progress the spiritual tide is rising high souls are being saved and believers sanctf fled you are cordially invited the quarterly- business meeting will be held in the church at stouff ville on saturday at 2 pm a full attendance of members is requested the election of delegates to the annual conference and sunday school convention with usual busi ness to take place at this meeting altona 10 am the quarterly meeting as announced above will be con ducted at this place let us have a full house come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and i will give you rest christian church edgar morton pastor sunday june 15th bloomlngton there will be special speaker for the three serviceel am 230 p m and 7 pm come early if you want a seat none of the other christian churches on this district will have services next sunday on friday night june 13th mr xi robinson w p- minton dayton ohio will use stereoptican views on the screen at the bloomlngton christian church in connection with the ser vice there will be no admission everybody welcome way mr a g lehman and mr robert curtis leave today for toronto as delegates to the methodist confer ence in session at danfbrth avenue methodist church dr a e gammage and wife of i chicago paid a flying visit with mr and mrs wh shaw on wednesday mrs s shaw accompanied them and will remain some time in stouffville with her son mr l s klinck of vancouver and mr and mrs milton clark of omemee were home to attend the family reunion at the old homestead victoria square when all the famiiy were present george hughes of toronto and mr and mrs fraser of asotin washington dc and mrs johnson of toronto visited with mrs kester and mrs boothby on sunday mr and mrs fraser are members of the church of which freeman boothby is pastor at asotin visitors with mr and mrs a scott on sunday included mrs scotts two brothers w b jewett and harry jewett with their wives and children also mr and mrs tyler andmrs elvidgeandsongeov all of toronto mrs annie jewett spent the week end here too and will remain with her daughter mrs scott for some time mr and mrs a v nolan were in toronto lastthursday to attend the convention of the canadian weekly newspapers association held 1n convocation hall yesterday morning mr nolan sailed from montreal on the melita with one hundred and fifty other members of the c w n a on their trip to europe durjng his two months absence mr nolan bespeaks the assistance of the friends of the tribune in sending in items of news reports of meetings and local happen ings of interest e s barker lds dds dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college dental surgeons and of the univer sity of toroiito office in grubins block phone 8201 markham ever tuesday office vei geo crosbys store veterinary r g law vs bvsc graduate university of toronto ringwood phone 6014 its summer 3e30e xoe your appetite- wont weaken this glad summertime if yoa order the proper food our bread belongs on your menu youve got no light to get- hot during the warm weather unless your grocer substitutes another bread for ours order it by name and be sure that you get a stover we deliver to your home boadway s drug store stouffville magic and mystery extraordinary the marko company in an amazing spectacular entertainment first night dominion redpath fhaxjtauiqua 8 splendid attractions 4big 0ays4 july 9 to 12 season tickets 200 amusementtax extra