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stouffville march 5th 1925 mrs f wilsons store is now opened daily spring work com mencing t local happening norman hoover of rural route 4 stouffville wa3 summoned to tor onto on tuesday to serve on the petit jury did you ever notice a man always talka louder when he knows he i3 wrong than when he knows he is tight mr george collard has sold his team of registered draught horses to noah wideman for 273 the team is 7 and 9 year3 of age ora reaman sported the first 1925 auto license in stouffville thi3 year he purchased it from gam davi son unionville who is the nearest issuer spring wall papers large stock just in ja lewis successor to j j rae a collar in the west end of the town was entered last week and a quantity of fruit stolen round extension diningroom i table oak finish nearly new fori sale phone 1602 stouffville axmiaster rug 9x3 in perfect con dition wil be od at a bargain mrs j boadway church street 3 quality servioh red side rack l03t from my truck last thursday night finder kindly notify c bolender phone 703 with this issue the tribune en ters on its 36th year of publication during its life there have been six publishers spring overcoatings now on display all priced see them now at the same old stand tnd suitings iftoderately frank rae councillor jos borlnsky moved on tuesday from queens court to his newly acquired home on obrien avenue being the first house on the east side of the street the womens christian temper ance union will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of mr3 w a silvester on tuesday march 10th at 3 oclock a full attendance is requested secretary notice orders for tuning and repairs of instruments for mr elsley of toronto may be left at the blue bird inn stouffville 53 the recent thaw has resulted in a plentiful supply of water but fields liave been denuded of snow leaving ifali wheat and clover exposed to the sun and frost a few snow falls auch as we had on sunday will be welcomed during the month ot march rev w m mcguire former pa3tor of the local mennonite church was in town for a day or two last week mr mcguire and his bride are now located in the parsonage at 181 brunswick avenue toronto and are meeting with good success in their city mission work yakes real estate agency sold two acres of land on the north of stouffer street east end belonging to george kester togordon ferrier the deal was put through last week and the price is reported to be aiound 300 tjie property contains valuable frui are the bjens all trying to lay bigger eggstlast week joseph for syth arid j w wideman two of our wellknown farmers each gathered an egg that weighed four ounces this is nearly double the weight of a normal egg and is equivalent to the one from levi forsyths pen al though mr forsyths egg was grea ter in measurement joseph wild one ot our east end residents has purchased the 21 acre property at mount joy known as the copeland place mr and mrs wild and ivy will move to their new home about the middle of march we regret to see such good citizens leaving stouffville but wish them every success in the new undertak ing the final game in the hockey tounament will lw played friday night between stouffville and 6th line step in and look at our wide var- etv of beautiful patterns iu wall papers a lewis sfc- io3r to j j- rae a e weldoa has moved his shoe store one door west to the store vacated by j l little in the west end new lines of goods are being added you will not overiooi the st patricks supper an the christian church stouffviltec on the evening of march 17th from 5 to 8 oclock everybody invited win harper on the south of obrien avenue purchased a choice span of percherou horses at new lowell weighing 3020 wm connor also brought home a percheron horse from the same sale masquerade party friday evening march 6th at 8 pmrcome tor an evenings tun to the home ot mrs harvey moyer 8th con markham held under the auspices of the uf wo a humorous program is being provided among which is a debate resolved that a slovenly good na- tured wife is more to be desired than a tidy shrewish one by four young men in the community refresh ments will be served admission 20c lou morden ot the east end will soon have the toronto sales stables beaten for turning over horse flesh although it is only a side line for lou he had no less than 68 animals in his barn since the 1st of january a horse belonging to jarvis storry of bloomington took suddenly ill in lintner griffiths blacksmith shop on saturday iast suffering from azoturia a kidney complaint and was shot on sunday to relieve it from its suffering from which it could not recover j r foote son of walter foote whp has been working his fathers farm on the 9th concession just north of stouffville is moving this week to the col nichol farm on yonge street a mile and a quarter north of aurora the foote farm will shortly be tenanted by harry paisley son of the late albert pais ley who is returning from imperial sask while the section regrets to loose such good citizens as the footes they welcome back one ot the old boys who after some years experience finds that ontario is good onough for him the 4o0th anniversary of the founding of the mennonite faith was celeibrated in many of the mennon ite churches ot canada on sunday feb 1st four hundred years ago the mennonite faith was founded in switzerland through persecution the followers fled across seas to pen nsylvania and then hoping for even greater freedom to worship god under the british flag a large num ber of them trekked to canada crossing the border line hundreds nettled in the niagara district a large section pushed on to waterloo county and others came to mark- ham a very enjoyable evening wa3 spent at the home of mr and mrs joseph gross last friday feb 27 when a large gathering of friends invited by the young people of the christian church offered greeting to the newly married couple mr and mr3 harold warriner it was the night before the earth quake the young couple will easily rememher a very interesting and instructive program wa3 rendered and lots ot advice offered thrown in with the big clothes basket full ot other useful things for home life it was a cold night but the happy pair didnt mind that because ot the at mosphere around them being warm ed by so much friendly love j morrison held an auction sale of stock and implements at his farm just north of glasgow last week for whioh the terms were spot cash notwithstanding this the proceeds amounted to 1844 the absense of any terms not appearing to afiect the sale whatever with the ease with which so much cash can tie raised among the farmers it would indi cate that they are coming into their own again mr and mr3 morrison are moving back to thornhill on tuesday afternoon ot this week a number ot kind hearted men went to the christian church par sonage where the ladies aid so ciety was having service and sawed two cords of beech and maple for the preacher everybody seemed very happy while the good work was go ing on and the preachers heart no doubt was the gladdest of all on monday morning the school board held a brief session for the purpose ot openingand awarding tender for a ckr load of pocohontas virinina coal i as per the specifica tions in thej advertising in last week3 tribune the members pre sent were rev c e macleod chairman d j aitohisou fc row- botham and ed lloyd the tender of the milne icoal co ot toronto was ajccepted ac 865 per ton fob stouftville oily one local firm ten dered also the stouffville ufo club while tour tenders were re ceived from toronto firma the firms and the tenders are as follows standard fuel co at 43 ton s w hastings at 915 ton d rusnell for ufo s95 ton conger coal co at 880 ton milne coal co at 865 ton washing machine the international womens day of prayer was observed by the mem bers of the various churches in stouffville on friday afternoon of last week when a fair attendance of the ladies assembled in the metho dist church mrs w b sanders presided on account of the stormy weather many stayed at home thus the attendance fell below that of other years mrs morton of the christian church gave a very help ful address on prayer the order of the prayere were conducted under the following headings and by the denominations named prayer on confession by the anglicans prayer for the church by tho baptists for the home by the mennonites for educational work by the christians for king country and empire by the methodists tor international relationship and world fellowship by the presbyterian the meeting was closed by repeating the lords prayer in unison last sunday morning the official board of the local methodist church met and passed three resolutions one to be forwarded to the federal government and two for the pro vincial government the one sent to ottawa referred to the pro posed legislation respecting gambl ing while the memorials for hon howard ferguson protested against 44 per cent beer legislation and against any change being made te the church union bill respecting the property rights at a 50000 fire in sault ste marie when a large- hotel was de stroyed on monday night norman m maclean according to the daily papers barely escaped in his night attire our townsman must have had a peculiar experience standing out in the zero weather with no thing to protect him but a pair ot pyjamas and his overcoat even this however is preferable to being a victim of flames and smoke no household is complete without a good washing machine every woman is entitled to one of these labor saving articles but you want one of the best we have several makes which have proved over years of trial to be most satisfactory connois ball bearing beatty red star dowswells jubilee all different styles but all leaders in their line come in and look them over the good wall finish silvester bros during jan feb and march we close at 630 every evening except saturday in a letter to the tribune from c c graham ot regina sask son of mr and mrs andrew graham ot stouffville he states that he is well and judgingvby the literature in our possession respecting the western manufacturing co of which he is secytreas mr graham is meetitfg with big success in theindustrial world the large firm in which he holds so important a post located in re gina only a few years- ago in 1909 the western manufacturing co em ployed 20 men but since then it has made rapid strides until now from 70 to 100 men are employed in the regina plant while they also oper ate a factory at moose jaw where they took over the plant of the sash- and door co limited and now stand as the leading firm in western canada for supplying all kinds of builders requirements at the regina plant a new dry kiln with a capacity ot 30000 feet per week also light and dust proof moulding vaults and kiln dried lum ber sheds have been erected a large new fireproof power house ha3 also been built and in this is being in stalled a modern engine of 250 hp capacity which was manufactured by e leonard sons of london ont the power house will also con tain two boilers 66 inches diameter by 16 feet each carrying a work ing pressure of 125 lbs these are being installed with furnaces of the dutch oven type according to plans and specifications of o e tench newmarket who has made a special study of furnaces for woodworking power plants chester c graham the secretary- treasurer of this inrge concern was born on the 4th con whit church at vandorf on the 28th of august 1876 as his parents are established residents ot stouffville and he being born in our locality wc iook in him an oio of the old boys and the folks at homo will he delighted to read of his success in the field of industry a rink of local curlers j s dougherty w armstrong- sam armstrong and h w sanders skip went up to millbrook on tuesday and lifted the carew cup by 16 to 7 millbrook won the cup from the to ronto granites but now- the silver ware is lodged in stouftville where it will remain until some team comes here and defeats the holders the teams eligible to play for the cup now are queen city of toronto fenelon falls canniugton and lindr say the cup has been travelling since 1914 the baroness de hueck gave a twohour address in ratcliffs hall on thursday night last week under auspices of the board of trade there was a fair attendance- con sidering the weather as it wew a perfect hurricane and prevented many from coming who would other wise have been on hand the baroness is a highly educated woman who can speak six languages she finds it difficult at limes to get the correct english word to express her meaning but she speaks quite distinctly although the high wind kept up such a tatoo en the metal roof ot the hall that some were un able to catch all her remarks the address was very instruc tive the baroness comes of an aristocratic russian family and she told harrowing tales ot the priva tions she and her husband under went in the red revolution until they escaped to england when the lower classes got control in her country they informed the nobility that they had drank of their blood for generations and now they the lowly were going to drink of theirs there is a good deal ot truth in what the reds said too although no one would say they were justified in carrying out such a bloodthirsty program as they did the baroness has a happy smile which wins her audiences quickly and she appeared in the costume ot a russian noblewoman and answer ed any questions asked by the audi ence all who braved the elements that night to hear the baroness felt well repaid for their effort miss fanny morgason sang a solo and encore during the course of the eveuing the school orchestra under mr archie stouffer rendered selec tions reeve f w silvester acted as chairman well here we are doing business in the same old stand nothing new to offer just the same old reliable lines quaker flour for bread schu macher feed for stock stiver bros phone 4501 ringwood garage radio radio if you are thinking of purchasing a radio be sure and hear the new splitdorf set it is nonregenerative a feature that should be insisted upon when buying a radio we install these sets in your home and guarantee absolute satisfaction come to ringwopd garage and hear a real radio there is a concert nearly every afternoon also we are open wednesday and saturday evenings come in and enjoy the music dont forget to send in your battery for winter storage phone 167 ringwood garage removal time we have transfered our place one door west of the old shop to the building occupied by jas little with increased space we have increased stock and a larger range of wearing apparel call and see us note we sell coal oil and gasoline ae weldon the west end shoe store the superior 5t0rb specials for this week grajpe fruit large size 3 for 25c shredded wheat 2 for 25c house shoe salmon lb tin 85c horse shoe salmon lb 18c superior coffee lbs 35c oreamettes 2 pkgs lc harvest tomatoes 2 tins 85c pine tree matches 3 for 2c dominion matches 3 for 35c having taken over j lloyd turners grocery we solicit a trial order goods delivered promptly quality and service and the right price a g scott proprietor phone us your order we deliver 909 xotatojsss rocaoi lonaocss xobto 9touffvu1 public school room c sr iv robert ferris betty booth reg stouffer jr iv lorna baker elsie lownsbrough erie collard m g martin principal r oom 4 sr ill erma grubin elvera warder marjorie bassingthwaite jr lit hugh thomas gordon murchison erma holdon h a gibson teacher room 3 sr ii edra burkett mildred burkett verna hare jr ii charles nolan norman baker john button s barber teacher room 2 sr i sam borinsky norma rus nell murray holden jr i evelyn baker donald clos- son william malloy m k vansickle teachor wanted now live geese and ft hens required good prices sam golden- at pen- nocks livery farmers fresh pork i deliver weekly in stouffville fresh pork any cut also nice sau sage telephone your requirements to jos b reesor phono 6209 64 international farm implements do not forget that i handle the above wellknown lino of farm implements full line of repairs at my shop in tho baker bros garage telephone or call frank baker international agent stouffville ont also agent for tho wellknown lister ga engines separators and repairs