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ene sfcftotne vol xxxix no 45 stouffville ontario thursday january 5th 1928 a v nolan publisher d you get one cold after another when you take creophos to relieve your cough you are tak ing one of the most widely used and effective cough remedies creophos is a strengthening tonic and tissuebuilder relieving stub born deepseated coughs and bronchitis etc and by its antiseptic nature drives out disease germs from your system narrow majorities in stouffville y i h large bottle 100 j m storey druggist the heme of quality drugs phone 1008 dr tv a summers eye specialist will be at jacob yakes jewelry store stouffville every thursday one door west of mansion house election day in stouffville last monday brought out a good percent age of the voters h w sanders was returned as reeve over v e morden in a closely contested fight last year mr sanders was a mem ber of the council and during dec ember was acting reeve mr morden served as reeve five years ago it is a mutter of history that mr sanders is following his fathers footsteps in that wb sanders acted as reieve of stouffville for eight years prior to 1s9s and warden ot the county not since that time has stouffville been so honored by the county so if the son can continue to walk in fathers steps we are due for eome recogni tion as a village ere long for council messrs jos borinsky a member of last years- board head ed the poll geo dowswell came se cond place john mckinnon thlrdund a j ward fourth mr mckinnon also served last year so that messrs dowswell and ward are the new- faces it was with general sur prise that david rusnells defeat was received he was the only candidate in the was end of the corporation and it was felt that the vote there would carry him safely if the east neglected him entirely but mr rus nells friends live in the erit too the criticism of the ratepayers for the council building cement walk in november last year and neglecting other work seemed to be all shoul dered onto the defeated candidate here is the vote by polls for reeve sside nslde total hwsanders 134 116 230 we morden 99 102 201 majority for sanders 49 for counclllosr jos borinsky 158 geo dowswell 135 jno mckinnon 131 a j ward 141 dh rusnell 113 death foils happy ne yea and family are interrupted at xou day meal 120 27s 134 269 132 263 120 261 116 229 folks say they enjoy our baking they knowthat no bread baked is superior to he bread we make andsthey krjvertffr pastryis quite feisty 3hey know ou buns are unes that please and tease their appetite and that all the cake we make is just exactly right ambrose stover baker the mutual life oldest on the continent invites you to inspect its policies before you buy ask to be shown seeing is believing h o klinck bist mgr should water rates drop sinking fund conceded but how much stouffville lodge no 384 oddpbhowb hall archie stover fin secretary meets every monday evening at s oclock in the visiting brethern welcome cbm barker w r sanders n grand recs new and used farm implements i ifor sale 1 chestnut mare work or drive 1 singlefurrow riding plow 1 imperial gang tow 1 power cnttlngbox in good shape new goods common sense kanningmlll t a dick wheelbarrows wheels for single plows gllson hot wavo heaters 2 washing machines hand or power frank baker international mccormlck and deer- ing lister peter hamilton gllson machinery for sale phone bakers garage stouffville or phone 8104 auction sale register tuesday jan 10th credit sale of farm stock implements hay grain furniture etc on lot 24 con 7 markham the property of edgar j stlckley sale at 1 pm prentice prentice aucts thursday jan 12th horse cat tle pigs implements hay furni ture etc belonging to roy strong 10th concession mllo north stouff- yllle salo at one no reserve f w sllvorsldes auctioneer saturday jan 21st extensive gale of farm stock lmplcmontshay at t230 sllvcrsldcs farnti auctioneers thursday january 26th cre dit sale of farm stock and imple ments tractor hay grain etc be longing to simeon hoover lot 25 con 8 markbjun- sale at 12 sharp no reserve fw silver- sides auctioneer a matter of some importance that the new council of stouffville will be called upon to deal with this year is the question of water rates are we due for a reduction now that the domestic system is free of debt at least on the surface it would seem that the course for the new council to pursue is one of reduced rates to create a sinking fund of the en tire revenue is scarcely warranted although a sinking fund should and must be arranged lor the total receipts from water ser vices during the year just closed amounts to 2524 while 600 addi tional was received from the rate payers as hydrant rental which with a few minor items of revenue and a bank balance of 529 at the beginn ing of 1927 make a total of 3732 we have spent it all with the excep tion of 432 but have met claims which will not have to be disposed of again a note was paid off in favor of robt brown for 1500 which was the balance due for the construction of the new reservoii a few years ago and 1000 annually has been paid to the general tax pay ers of the town because they have paid the debentures amounting to 1400 per i annum- for the original plant now these debentures are paij ujaso hence it remains to be seen whether the- oiincll will con tinue to pay overl000 to the gen eralaccount for past favors even if they should concede this amount to the general revenue there is the 1500 surplus that- will continue to pile up as there are no more notes to pay the new council will be called upon to dispose of this surplus either by a reduction in rates and tho setting aside of a stated sum for sinking fund account or they may maintain the present rates and create a big bank balance any reduction in rates should be permanent as a cut this year and ah increase next year will only tend to create genoral dissatisfaction what ever step is taken should be made only after careful consideration of the whole question and this we feel sure the incoming legislators will give death came with startling sudden ness to mrs moyer widow of the late david moyer of dicksons hill just at noon time on new years day while she was assisting in the house hold duties at the home of her son roy who lives on the moyer home stead where the departed mother spent nearly all her life of 72 years mrs moyer had been in apparent good health up to new years day and then she complained of just feeling a little indisposedbut neither herself or any of the household con sidered her condition at all serious just prior to the family partaking of the new year dinner sha suddenly collapsed and exjiirol almost at once death was due id heart ailment al though mrs moyer never suffered from the trouble the late mrs moyer was born on the martin wjilemiii farm just te lw o ons hill she being a daughter of the late henry wideman practically all her life was spent in that vicinity excepting a few years after her marriage when she lived near kitchener her husband passed away twelve years ago last april mrs moyer was a model mother and possessed a fine christian character which endeared her to not only her family but to a large circle ef friends she is survived by three sons harvey the eldest and roy and lloyd twins also by three step daughters mr moyer having been twice married namely mrs vallen- tine bolander mrs abram ramer and mrs wilmot wideman ot fleet alberta one sister mrs hoover widow of the late samuel hoover and one brother martin wideman also survive her the remainswere laid to rest in the dickson hill cemetery on wed nesday afternoon and an impressive funeral service personal notes old council wins in whitchurch the election in whitchurch return- mr allan sangster has returned ed the sitting reeve morgan baker to toronto jior a fouith term and all the old mrs wm morden has been quite council namely wm crawford geo ill for the past week j williams and ross e ratcllff reeve baker defeated george leary of gormley by a majority ot 220 tak ing a majority in every division ex- mr allan collard was home from peterboro over the holiday mr herbert sawyer of macoun sask is visiting his brother h d sawyer miss mary oboyle teacher in humber bay public school was home oyer the holiday season i mr and mrs jos borinsky atten ded a wedding ceremony in toronto during christmas week over new years mrs dorley of markham visited with mr and mrs k g tarr obrien ave mrs s m oftarriner has gone to caven ontario to spend the winter with rev and mrs totten miss alice saunders of lemonviue spent christmas week with her friend mrs john mcmullen mr ora reaman and bride from hamilton spent new years with her parents mr and mrs b doten mr and mrs mf ritchie of mon treal spent new years with tier par ents mr and mrs a c burkholder mr and mrs w h urquhart and master billy of owen sound at the home of their father john urquhart miss ida raymer and friend miss mekelvey of toronto spent the week end with mr and mrs fred pilkey at altoria miss velma st john has been home from toronto visiting her par- the stouffville tribune published every thursday rate 200 per year 250 to the united states business cards medical cepting no 1 cutler steckley and malloy the new men seeking a place on the council were all left at home although fred steckley was only 59 votes helow mr williams the vote by polling division is reeve 1 2 3 4 5 6 div div div div div div div div 8 3aker leary 42 182 84 58 194 s27 139 43 33 43- 51 87 79 35 104 31 dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 726 506 the result of the vote by polls for councillors will be found at the bot tom of this page markham results markham township elections car ried with it the usual surprises while for others it was just as i said it would be with reeve wesley gohn receiving an acclamation the- chief interest centered in the run for other offices first deputyreeve j r campbell was defeated by last years seconddeputy r l stiver by a sur prisingly large majority while geo padget staged a comeback in the run for second deputy when he de7 feated councillor j s honey mr padget is an exreeve two new faces will he seen on the council ents mr end mrs w f st john east of town dan shackman of new yorkand a former resident of cedar valley namely rj beattie and robt smith was in town last week visiting coun cillor j borinsky rev and mrs j o totton wish drs ira herbert freee j consultation hours dr ira freel 3 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thurs saturafternooni by appointment only dr herbert frecl 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only dental es barker lds dds of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate ot royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office standard bans ljpitaiir phone office 10ll residence 1016 to thank their may friends tor the was held in the sympa extordetl to them in jfred coakwell a member of last years council was defeated the r vote by polls is thus hesl for 1st deputy reeve church there attended by a large their bereavement circle of sympathizing friends and relatives christmas cantata or ciristmas night the people of mrs jos porks who was recently bereaved through the death of her husband spent new years with friends at untonville mr chas urquhart manager of lemonville and community enjoyed the standard bank port credit was a rare treat in the presentation ot at home oi ws mhe j nn ur that wonderful cantata the adora- tion pageant by the young people of the church under the able direc tion and untiring effort of rev and mrs laycock the story of our lords nativity had a fitting setting in white draped chancel with the mangercradle in the centre backed by a huge ever green tree upon which wound a white pathway to the cross at tho top symbolical of our lords life from the cradle to the grave as the story unfolded in all its beauty with the white clad shepherds of jndea the angels of light the virgin mary and the three wise men one could not help but have a more comprehensive understanding of the true meaning of christmas and its significance to the christian world throughout the whole the white- robed choir rendered splendid inter pretative music themothers lullaby was sung hy misses lena and mildred tarr and no room at the inn by miss dorothy hood near the close of the pageant white gift offerings were made on bended knee at the mangercradle ana white covered plates were passed for the collection all of which with the gifts was to be given to a charit able mission truly no more impressive service has been given anywhere and the yonng people deserve much credit for the able manner in which their parts were taken and let us outsiders hope it will not be the last time we shall see them in such a role others taking part were miss m e cook as reader miss cora cook as madonna florencebatkey jean baker and reta wells as angels messts walter brown harold cook and geomartln as shepherds messrs laycock sherman and hood as wise men and master jack laycock as torch hearer quhart for new years mrs edw wails returned from toronto on saturday iveningwhere she had been to consult a specialist respecting her health mr keittimiddleton student at university college toronto spent the holiday season in town with his grandmother mrs m middleton walter oboyle eldest son of mr and mrs dan oboyle was home for new years walter is station oper ator for the cpr at bowmanville mr and mrs g w brownsberger mr and mrs h d sawyer mr her bert sawyer ot macoun sask spent new years at mr w j paynes markham mrs noble dunn and children spent christmas and new years with her parents rev and mrs e morton they make their home at little bri tain ten miles west of lindsay among the numerous family ga therings for the christmas season no no no no no no no no no no 9 10 no- 11 campbell 91 23 16 15 51 10 28 20 77 25 27 383 majority for stiver 378 2nd deputy honey 71 no no no no no no no no nor no no 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 23 23 20 125 28 52 11 49 50 17 stiver 66 37 100 86 215 79 37 27 38 63 13 761 padget 89 36 86 84 135 53 17 32 56 43 16 647 dr patterson dentist work lowest fees stouffville ontario legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor ohurch st stouffvhl monday wednesday- and frldaya- 9 to 12 am 469 majority for padget 178 councillors beattie coakwell smith no no no no no no no was the assembly of thirtysix happy no people of the hoover clan which no partook of the chritmas dinner at no 10 the home of mr and mrs lloyd no 1i turner 95 68 58 15 84 39 101 23 128 118 41 20 9 53 8 26 33 60 30 72 6 32 593 526 25 10 56 30 158 71 28 40 69 37 20 544 ninth line markham mr mlddlcbrook has purchased a new essox sedan miss lockie of zephyr returned to resume her teaching wo aro sorry to hear mr and mrs bells children have been sick mr and mrs sllverthorn anlfam ly spav new years with rolatlvcs in toifcto so jjjj mrs mcelwaln antf fatwkv r brackens on the seventh jane for new years miss mary grant and her mother of port hope spent a few days with miss belle grant last week your dally newspaper subscription received at the tribune office at a saving to you v s since onr last issue the stouffville junior hockey team have notched two wins bothagainst uxbrldge on monday in the northern town our boys turned in a 4 to 2 victory in fast well contested battle they re peated the performance again on tuosday evening hy marching off rith a 2 to 4 victory the locals have been strengthened by the addi tion of ken reesorand by hard prac tise since they met markham all tho players turned in a good game both monday and tuesday with allan hoover winning extra applause for his good performnnco in goal the local lineup for both games was goal allan hoover points reesor and todd forwards nnd spare fllcn- denning lewis simpson button and ringwood miss hazel millsap spent the holi days with her parents at stayner miss ethel speake of toronto spent the week end at j a mitchells sam miller is on the sick list we hope to soon see him out again school opened on tuesday of this week after being closed for two weeks prior to the holidays because of a case of smallpox we are glad to report that the children affected are about recovered a highly esteemed resident of ringwood william pipher passed away here last thursday after being in 111 health for some weeks or months for forty years he had been known as the thresherfor this local ity and a faithful worker mr pip her was in his 73rd year and is sur vived by his wife and three sons allan of oshawa gordon and percy of toronto also by two daughters mrs r burkholder of toronto and miss adtlie at homo isaac pipher of ringwood emanuel of buffalo and benj of toronto are all brothers to the deceased the late william pipher was a man of quiet and kind- elected r j beattie and robtsmith among the churches st james presbyterian usual service next sunday pub lic are invited rev wh fuller thb v mennonite church s s shvntz pastor sunday jan 3th 11 am and 7 pm pastor in charge at both services baptist church w w fleischer pastor sunday jan 8th 10 am bible school 11 am subject the mysteries of the divine grace 3 pm mission band 7 pm gods challenge everybody welcome boadways drug store stouffville anne lehman a t o m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4301 george keay altona ont licensed auctioneer live stock and general sales promptly attended to terms moderate phono 0003 stonffvilla a square deal the year round general insurance f your home your car protect them i thos burkett general insurance agency phone 18202 phone 18202 stouffville christian ohurch e morton pastor sunday jan 8th iy was generailv wiu a now year likoi tka funoroi sini i- i w all pull together you in in your small corner and i in mine let none travel the way which solomon had in mind when he wroto prov 1412 liked tho funeral on sunday was in charge of rov c i cinden and rev s goudie of the mennonltqi churchlnterment taking place at dicksons hill cemetery by polls for whitchurch councillors 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 crawford 106 105 118 77 56 us 99 52 731 ratcllff 34 68 138 106 15 22 47 42 472 williams 15 64 88 70 39 82 70 41 469 steckley 76 56 70 74 20 23 37 e4 410 cnttoh 24 18 67 71 18 34 22 62 331 malloy 134 21 14 12 10 11 5 7 214 hospital in artv e united church of canada h s warren ba pastor sunday jan 8th total h a communion sorvlce a j gracious invitation is extended to all lovers of jesus christ to par- i take of his supper j 7 pm tho story of a touch i another slogarif a wise man is like a pin hls head keeps him from going toojhyt if i dividends the mutual life old est on the continent announces a very substantial increase in ts divi dends to policyholders in 1928 this is the sth successive increase since 1920 and indicates the low est net cost yet reached under this new scale tho dividond in tho first year of the policy in many cases approximate 13 of tho total premium policies issued in 1937 will share in this big distribution of surplus h o kllvck dlst mgr orangeville in common with many other towns and cities hold tho municipal elections on the first mon day in december and a larger voto was polled than at previous elections tho citizens of orangeville aro well satisfied with the change we be lieve it is on advantage v in many ways to got tho elections over before tho busy holiday season and would llko to see it tried out in stouffville boadways drug store stouffville i