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stouffville may i- 1925 every farm building needs gyproc you can keep your stock in better health and increase the value of your entire farm by using gyproc gyproc is fireproof wallboard cast in sections it eliminates fire hazards it keeps your home and farm buildicgs warm all winter be cause being made of solid rock cold wind and moisture cannot penetrate it its sections are nailed directly to the joists and studding the joints are then filled with gyproc joint filler ensuring a perfect fiat smooth surface gyproc can be painted alabastiaed papered or panelled stouffville planing mill schell stouffer the obtawo gypsum co ltmitbd paris ontario gyproc advantages fir protection low cost cannot bora s wi like lumber rtoavarpiaf can bo pointed or panelled can bo alabastined can bo papered vermin proof resists heat and cold easily handled eliminates repairs sanitary will not crack keeps out moisture keeps out dust and dirt easily quickly applied protects yoor stock fireproof wallboard why build to bam gyproc does away with inflammable woodlined walls roofs ceiling and partitions when are the lights at the en trance to memorial park o be ligh ted tor the summer months before basqueing in the summer sunshine see that your subscription to the tribune is renewed car the current year the new ford garage at the audi torium has installed a gasoline pump for the convenience of jie public who care to patronize it bathing dresses judging by the newspaper pictures in the daily press of the spring meet at sunnyside are going to the extreme limit in economy of material in the makeap we learn from the teeswater news that a wealthy bachelor who died in that town made a hobby from the time he was a young man of saving onecent plece3 as came into hia possession and it was found he had put away 1901 of these coins some lads nowadays ask their par ents for that many in a week the laying of the corner stone of the new baptist church is expected to take place about the middle of june this week the foundation 36x66 was completed and work of laying the brick by contractor cole is expected to start it once the brick is a strong lireflashed milton red pressed which should make an attractive structureso tar as outside appearance goes local happenings the trouble with harmless gossip j is that it doesnt stay harmless plant flowers and then plant some more nothing makes a town look more attractive than a profusion of rilliant blooms mrs forsyth o church street south has been quite ill for the past week with heart trouble robt spofford one of our farmers on the 10th concession south of town erected a cottage at lake mus- selman last week on his lot at the south side of the lake throwing out the rubbish was the subject of a very excellent ser mon preached by rev w w fleis cher of the baptist church on sun day evening in modern language the subject of this sermon would be heaving out the rubbish dr dales is beautifying his pro perty on church street by the erec tion of a stone hedge along the south side where stood the line fence the stone work is now complete and the shrubbery planted awaiting nature to complete the work of beauty the local baseball team had their first workout of the season on thursday of last week the boys play at brooklin on may 25th against oshawa miss pope deaconess for the upper canada tract society who last week made a canvas of stouffville on be half of the soldiers and sailors mis sion work announces that she col lected the sum of 574s miss pope feels most grateful for the splendid response and extends thanks to the citizens in general and to the pupils of the town school who generously contributed silk- scarf found tribune office quality service purse found with small change apply tribune office mr a s lecney is offering for sale his house and grounds on which ht lives the regular meeting of the uf wo will be held at the home of mrs stanley hastings 7th con whitchurch on tuesday may 19th at 230 pm all invited dont forget there will be a matinee on may 25th a public holt day in connection with the big screen picture zeebrugge to be shown in the auditorium commence 230 and 815 the household goods belonging to miss alice brown were sold by auc tion last saturday afternoon there being a good attendance at the sate miss brown also put her house up for auction at the same time but the offers did not reach the reserve bid consequently no sals as made miss brown expects to go shortly to west branch iowa where she has a nephew living the many friends of mr archie steele o toronto and formerly of stouffville will be sorry to learn that he was suddenly stricken with a serious stroke and is in the gen eral hospital mr steele will be re membered as having married miss clara mccallum sister of miss jane mccallum of this place at last re port mr steele had lo3t control of one side of his body womens institute the annual meeting will be held in mr porters ice cream parlor where mrs porter will entertain the members and friends of this society program election of officers secretarytreas urers report roll call responded to by paying your fee delegates to be appointed to attend the district meeting at agincourt june 11th all members are requested to be pre sent messrs w hshaw piayt baker harry brillingen josborinsky and a v nolan attended the banquet held by mount sinai masonic lodge in the temple oncollege street to ronto on tuesday evening it being a farewell to rabbi bricker by mt sinai lodge the rabbi who i3 the recognized leader of the hebrew peo ple in toronto is going to cleveland at a salary of 12000 per year as an orator he is one of the most out standing in this country at the pre sent time the dixon hill mill property with two good houses are being advertised for sale under mortgage to take i place on may 21st the mill is i equipped with a turbine engine j developing 40 hp and is located i three miles south ctfstouffville on tendance when the announcement was made on saturday that the new gasoline tax of three cents per gallon would come into force monday morning it was a great stimulus to business one of the big oil companies deliv ered to the town tanks alone that day nearly 2000 gallons with the new tax applied gas started off mon day at 30c gallon the brooklin spring fair will claim the crowd from stouffville locality ihis coming may 25th it is expected that a number of good horses from this section will compete in the very liberal prize list as well the fair will start with a big cali- thumpian parade at one oclock also stouffville band will be in at- call at the tribune office baker pavilion at lake mussel- man will open on saturday evening- may 23rd for the summer season with the usual dance thispromises to be a big season at the lake as some extensive improvements are underway and several new cottages are being added to the many summer homes now up the north shore has been decidedly improved with grad ing for a new sand beach and it is expected that a large new dance hall will be erected i the 8th concession i for a copy of the prize list shingles gyproc lime plaster paris giproc and lumber in large or small orders this is the season to get screen doors and windows ordered we make all kinds of sash stouffville planing mill stouffer and schell comforts on the farnt when you equio your home and farm buildings with heating plumbing lighting and a peerless water system you have comfort on tap a hours a day jyi snifcri coeuult iu at your earlkft convenience or drop pott card and we wiji call upon roo the methodist sunday school have elected its officers for the current year last years officials were re turned for another term in most in stances the result being as follows supt m harris assistant d j williamson secretary winston booth assistant yvonne hodgins treasurer eva hoover teacher geo dowswell mra o e coulter robt silversides mrs h wsanders ida ilehman a e booth mrs r woodcock miss winn lorna raymer enna heise mrs scott miss middleton j just after we had written a harsh paragraph condemning the supposed vandal who had not been apprehend- ded for pulling the flower plants out by the roots planted to hide the vacant lot opposite the tribune office word came to our ears that jack did it jack is the genial cnr agent and an ardent member of the horticultural society he explained to the tribune that wild cucumbers would smother any other plants that might be put there and that they are not an ornament anyway many regarding them as only a weed he has planted flower seed which will show beauty later on 7z3mz7 its time now to think about having that bath room installed with a pressure system as shown above you can have a safe simple efficient and per fect working water service throughout the house at a most reasonable expense consult us our long experi ence insures you a satisfactory job silvester bros ktore open tuesday thursday and saturday last friday night thieves entered the barn of cephus stor two miles southwest of clareinont andmade away with a good bay norsegeneral purpose also harness and wiggy al though a good driving horse stood in the stable the thieved evidently required a heavy animal and conse quently passed up the driver the horse was tracedwithin about a mile east of stouffville but from that on the tracks were hard to follow con stable boyd of oshawa was here sat urday afternoon but didnt have any success in locating the outfit with proper police patrol such a theft as this should be finally located as one could not keep a horse and buggy hidden very long for over 15 years- a citizen of stouffville foster hutchinson aged s5 years died last week at the resi dence of his daughter mrs chas adams in seaforth the late mr hutchinson first came to stouffville from claremont and located on church street and it was here that his wife died about five years ago he went to live witlvhis only daugh ter in seaforth where he spent the remainder of his days he was assessor here for a couple of years and was a man highly respected and of sterling character the funeral took place on saturday the inter ment being at whitevale cemetery where the remains were placed be side those of his wife 0d friends and neighobrs in attendance from stouffville included mrs sk warri- ner mr and mrs waddingham ag lehman and armsby wilmot brown and d j williamson as it is one thumb isjitmmod into a pulp at the end and the other was wesley toole of siloam met with a painful accident while loading steel mils at the local cnr sta tion last saturday which almost re sulted in losing both liis thumbs is tli completely milit untlie centre into two parts but thedoctor is hopeful that both injureck members may be saved mrl topic had made a pur chase of nvorv steel rails and was in the act of loading them onto his wagon when one rolled ever on the pile pinching his two thumbs while he held another rail he was unable to free himself from his painful posi tion and hfid it not neen for the timely arrival of e j davey who raised the enormous weight of the steel from holding the victim the result would have been more serious mr toole will be almost helpless for a few weeks until the bandages can be reduced there passed away in st johns hospital toronto on friday last mrs ab ingleton of agincourt daughter of the late edwin boothby of altona and of mrs boothby victoria street stouffville mrs ingleton was in her 48th year her untimely death being due to inter nal trouble she will be keenly missed by a large circle of friends in agincourt where she was a valued worker in the church and a promin ent member of the iode being an officer in the agincourt chapter besides her husband she isjsurvived by a son and one sister mrs geo hughestoronto and three brothers freeman usa charles of van couver ben of l03 angles the funeral on sunday to agincourt cemetery was largely attended there being present from stouffville mr and mrs n forsytn mr and mrs geo baker mr and mrs clayton stouffer mr arid mrs h j malloy mrs geo robinson also a number from altona locality where the de ceased was born and spent her girl hood days the aurora banner protests a- gainst the flower thief in that town a bed of early bloom tulips wore stolen from a private garden last week coal coal coal we are now taking orders and filling orders for next winter coal pea nut and stove sizes for sammer fuel we have that oto coke it is as nice as wood to burn fulopep way of feeding your chicks is your surest way of raising them feeds bran shorts schumacher oilcake meal gluten meal tankage middlings ground screenings stiver bros phone 4501 f i i tmmmmmmmammimtkmmmmmmmaa the superior 5t0re grocery snaps goblin soap 4 for 25c plantol soap 4 for 25c roman meal per pkg 29 c superior store pekoe tea 65c superior orange pekoe 40c choice prunes 2 lbs 25c store open tuesday thursday and saturday aw scoft phone us your order we deliver 909 odoi xoexo remember when buying flour as in other comodities you only receive the value which you pay for why take a chance on cheap inferior flours when you can get snowflake flour for better pastry which is your guarantee of quality and costs only slightly morealsack from your grocer will convince you markham flour mills markham ont psif you have any good wheat for sale get our prices we will haul it also deliver your feeds i the cream industry comparison of the old and new system of marketing the advantages of a farmer having a creamery in his own neighborhood as compared to conditions ten or more years ago when only a market for this product was to be had in the larger cities and the industry in the hands of a few creameries at that time the farmer was dictated to as to what he should feed his milch cows and if he did not comply with the requests made he was promptly cut off selling cream he also at that time had to supply his own cans wait until the end of the month for his pay while all the while he was compelled to ship full cans of cream every time as the company in the city explained it cost as much to ship half a can as a whole can the differ ence in shipping cream and churning was so small that most farmers choose fo churn and the cream industry was a smu actor a mere handful under these conditions we entered the business and our method of doing business and the service we render has actually converted the cream business into one of pleasure our prices are not designed for special occa sions but year in and year out we make it a paying pro position for the farmer the result has been that instead of just a few shipping cream in this locality it is now done by every progressive farmer we have made it possi- ble for you to ship cream the year round even when your cows get down in their milk it is not necessary to start i churning because you cannot fill a can as in bygone days because our track will call for ally quantity for your convenience we keep open three nights each week during the summer months for those who wish to make delivery themselves another thing by shipping to us you are keeping the industry from gettfng back into the hands of a few and returning to the old conditions which we have recalled above we are certain that we are doing our bit to make canada a prosperous country by providing a daily market for hundreds of farmers in this district lets shake hands and get down to business you and the stouffville creamery stouffville creamery co agents for the delaval separators phone 18g02