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ctttatne vol xxxx no 1 stouffville ontario thursday march 1st 1928 a v nolan publisher nyal childrens favorite medicines pure harmless effective baby cough syrup 25c an efficient remedy for hoarseness colds coughs relieves difficult breathing croup syrup 23c a special remedy of value in croup and whooping cough we recommend that nyal croup oint ment be used in connection with this remedy worm syrup 50c a safe remedy for worms in child ren pleasant to take soothing syrup 25c a harmless remedy for children teething rauy tablets 25c a gently acting laxative and cor rective for the troubles of baby hood they regulate the bowels keep the stomach sweet and re lieve the fever of teething baby talcum c cooling and soothing j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1008 itsjuxqw do you want real food- values this pure food question is up to you mrs wifeofthehead of the family you know that your husband enjoys a slice of good bread at mealtimes as well as the juniors enjoy it be tween eat tests mention the name of our bread to your grocer and ask for cakes and buns made by us ambrose stover baker local physician loses his father one of our professional men dr s s ball suffered a bereavement this week in the loss of his father robert james ball former mp for grey county who died on sunday in the wellesley hospital following an operation for which he was taken to that institution a couple of days previous at the time of his death the late mr ball was mayor of han over a position he had held for four years 1 dr ball was present in toronto at the time his father passed away and on tuesday in company with mrs ball he left for hanover to at tend the funeral which took place on wednesday from the family home almost reached century mark mrs james miller the oldest re sident of whitevale village and pos sibly the oldest of ontario county died at her home in whitevale fri day last in her ninetyninth year the late mrs miller was bora in kirkwall orkney islands on aug 14th 1s29 following her marriage to the late james miller in 1s53 she and her husband came to canada settling at belford york county where mr miller opened a black smith shop later they moved one mile east to whitevale mrs miller had lived continuously for over 70 years in the same house she had lived under the reign of four britisli sovereigns mrs miller retained al her faculties to the lat and took the late mr ball was a furniture en interest in the affair of toie pre- manufacturer having established the ball furniture co hanover 31 years ago and of which he was pre sident and manager at the time of his death in 1911 he was elected as repre sentative for trie riding of southeast grey in the house of commons and was reelected in the wartime elec tion of 1917 serving as a member for this ridin until 1921 when he was defeated by miss agnes mac- phail canadas only woman mem ber of parliament besides his widow the late mr ball is survived by three sons and three daughters wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons wholesale florists stouffville ontario phone 7001 boadways drug store stouffville mrs a griffiths spirella corsetiere stouffville and vicinity phone 15303 markham township notice to dog owners owners and hairborers of dogs in the township of markham are requested to have the money ready to pay the license fee and procure tags for 1928 from the assessors a j camplin east half and ja thompson west half wihen they are called upon the license fees are as follows for each dogthe sum of 2 if only one and 4 for each additional dog 4 for each bitch if only one and 6 for each additional bitch under the provisions of the act an extra charge of 25c will be made for license tags if payment is not made before april 15 and further owners or harborers of dogs not reporting same to assessors are liable to severe penalties for not taking o licenses for same and the dogs subject to be destroyed the assessors are now on their rounds g a m davison township clerk the hockey finals no small interest is centered in the hockey tournament now in pro gress at the stouffville arena the junior finals will be played this thursday evening between locust hill and the winners of wednesday night game between claremont and altona the senior final game will be played on friday night- mar 2 between markham and either the danforths or a d gorries both these finals promise big entertain ment for the fans the results of games thus6ar is as follows senior markham 5 rice lewis 4 richmond hill 4 stouffville 2 gorrie 4 brooksides danforths 3 vikings 2 second round markham 10 richmond hill juniors unionville 2 almlra 1 locust hill 2 rouge river 1 claremont 2 agincourt 1 altona 3 pickups 1 second round locust hill 3 unionville sent time and was able to read the papers on her ninetyeighth birthday without the aid of spectacles she is survived by one son norman at home big sale at glasgow new and second hand implements new goods mccormick deoring and lister and peter hamilton repairs ok pota to mahinory mt forest buggies and cutters maxwell washing machines with engines common sense fnnnijig mills ponttac cars on display used goods 17 tooth cultivator imperial gang plow power cuttlngbox vcssot chopper 21nl cook stove buggy washing machine and wringer ford truck half ton frank baker agent stouffville boadways drug store stouffville altona miss sprung was in whitby over the week end wedding bells are ringing it wont be long now mr lome wagg left on monday for western canada miss leta bunker has been on the sick list since saturday walter carter was in toronto last friday any attraction miss blanche reesor of manches ter spent the week end at home miss mabel pipher visited mr and mrs sam fretz over the week end miss amelda tomkins of itoseville has returned home after spending two weeks at mr f waggs mrs earle drewery and douglas spent two weeks with her mother in kitchener altona boys are out for the club bags they have won their first game in bhe tournament miss olive turner of toronto and miss doris sinclair of ringwood visited with evelyn reesor mrs f sellers of browns cor ners was at mr levi groves for a few days last week mrs f john son returned home with her on friday evening writ reesor teacher of the young mens bible class in the union ss entertained the boys their sisters and best girls to an oyster supper about forty sat down to supper all report a good time when people in bhis locality want to exaggerate the greatness in size of any crowd they say it was big ger than markham fair and this is the way the attendance at john forsyths auction sale was spoken of thursdriy last was an ideal day for such an event and farmers were there tioni all parts of markham and whitchurch as well as uxbridge and pickering townships it was manifest on this occason as on others that registered stock is not in demand if fancy prices are to be paid for it hence for his regis tered animals in horses cattle and sheep mr forsyth received good grade prices the horses in com parison with the market and other recent sales sold extra well being knocked down at 5247 174 145 and others at similar prices the shorthorn cattle demand good grade figures while sheep sold up to 20 each implements realized fair pri ces a- used wagon bringing 120 oats brought 76c bushel the entire sale totalled 4270 which when all things are consider ed was good indeed mr forsyth has sold his farm to joe smith of markham township the sale price reported being 12500 mr smith bakes immediate possession when mr forsyth will move to his fine home in stouffville uxbridge journal mr ewart blight has a horned dorset which last week gave birth to four lambs one of the iambs died soon after the other three being perfectly formed and of good size the mother of this ewe gave birbh to five lambs in 13 months can anyone beat this mr chas e willoughby reeve of north gwillimbury was tendered a banquet by a number of his gentle men friends at fornleigh farm last thursday evening in honor of his 60th birthday mr cecil grant pre sented him with 60 in gold and a large bouquet of american efeauty roses at a sendoff to the newly weds mr and mrs iroy roberts at the home of edw leary gormley a cake walk was staged consisting of a white sleigh drawn by two little girls in white and driven by white ribbons on the sleigh was a white wedding cake board of health ribroll a house roofslastinfjinexpensive jxoof your housoorcottaeo with ribroll handsome to look at increases value of fnroporty lasting col- ecta clean rninwnter banjahca leaks ideal for houses barns sheds warehouses schools churches public buildings give size of roof for free estimate write eastemsted products preston ont sucior to metal shlnil sidins co limit stouffville feby 18 1928 to the ratepayers of stouffville your council have elected me as your medical officer of health and i have suggested that it pays to ad vertise because i believe in taat slogan i have induced the board of health to secure a space in your local paper so that i might keep you in touch with our department of health and make it a bonefit to our village in order to do this every one should be a booster consider the many blessings which we enjoy in comparison to a groat many munici palities much larger bhan stoufrvillo wo have the best of lighting system hydro for the oyes the purest water supply of any domestic sys tem and a free public park provid ing plenty of space for recreation it will be the aim of the local health board to make their work one of assistance to you and you may help every chance you get if you do not see eye to eye with all we do let us know and show us wherein we may improve any com plaints against conditions in the community regarding health must he in writing and signed by persons name to the board and if this regu lation is observed wo promise you the best service possible we will at all times endeavour to give you the best of water from the town natural springs by watohing the supply and keeping it well up and clean our mirk men can bo counted on to supply you with the best of milk and to ensure this we ore making regular tests acquaint yourself with the town bylaws and then you will be better enabled to do your part in keeping a clean town to live in watch this space f a dales moh the choral society concert all the world and his wife at any rate the stouffville world that could find either standing or seating accommodation were present in rai- clifts hall on friday evening las when the above society gave a con ceit whteh for sustained interest has not been approached in many moons despite the fact that a young bliz zard was blowing and that the glass was hovering around zero the spa cious hall was crowds 10 minutes before the choir took their places and with about 100 on the platform and the floor filled to capacity it sight to gladden vac promoters of the entertainment was to be seen not only did the evening reveal the fact that stouffville possesses a wealth of musical talent but it would also seem that there was no lack of a musicloving public on a modest estimate there must have been from 500 to 600 people in hie hall and we venture to aflirm that one and all were more than satisfied with the billoffare presented and the man ner in which it was carried through tho womens institute through whose influence and initiative the choral society was commenced are to be congratulated on their enter prise the more so as the training the members of the choral society have received will leave results that vii be permanent punctually at s oclock the con ductor mr h m fletcher mounted the rostrum and for the next two hours the audience were regaled with numbers gay and grave both vocal and instrumental mr fletcher is to be congratulated on the highly efficient degree to which he had trained his choir au of whom re sponded to his leadership in a most praiseworthy manner the first selection holy art thou a largo by handel was given in faultless measure and was a guaran tee of what was to come perhaps the number that most nearly ap proached the first in quality of style and effectiveness was the last when airs miriam g anderson the capable soprano soloist rendered the air in rossinos infmmmatus and the full choir were heard in splendid volumn in the chorus men tion should be made of the final se lection of the evening the singing of the national anthem the music of which was that used by the mendels sohn choiir in the massey hall con cert last week mrs mg anderson very efficient ly sustained the parts assigned to her her rioh soprano voice was heard to excellent advantage in all her numbers miss vida lee gave fruitless renderings of several piano forte solos while mr noah stouffer on the cornet accompanied by his daughter mrs levi forsyth on the piano gave abundant evidence that ihe is not a back number yet the pianoforte duet of the misses anne lehman and eva hoover was ren dered with zest and effectiveness while the accompaniments on the organ and piano by miss s middle- ton and miss a lehman contributed effectively to the success of the pro gramme it is to be hoped that the success that attended the first public appear ance of the choir will be an encour agement to them for furthor efforts in the future and that in the ohoirs and places whore they sing the members of the society will continue to give practicall evidence that music hath charms to soothe the savage breast bouquets of roses were presented to mrs anderson miss lee mrs geo collard miss middleton miss a lehman mr noah stouffer and mr fletcher by the president of the womens institute mrs g t lee who with tho secretary mrs davey did splendid work in connection with the class mr w r sanders took a flash light photograph of the per formers which should be a memorial of a most successful and enjoyable occasion mrs fred winn was iu toronto this week mrs harry brlllinger spent last week with friends in toronto henry eilson has been in poor health for the past two weeks her friends are sorry to learn that mr george kester is again very poorly and is confined to his bed mr and mrs gordon pipher and baby were out from toronto on sun day mrs a s collins is visiting her daughtor mrs mccowan malvern over the week end dr ira and mrs freel are expect ed to arrive home this saturday from their winter holiday in jamaica mrs w j thompson laura obrien of newmarket was here on friday to attend the choral society concert mr and mrs fred dewey and family wish to thank their neighbors and friends for their assistance at their sale on thursday feb 16th mr t w eagleson attended the piano recital given by the eminent pianist rachmaninoff at massey hall toronto one evening last week mrs logan of beaverton mother of miss k logan- of the public school staff has been spending a couple of weeks in town with mrs ralph hamilton and other friends mr and mrs r l brown and family from hamilton and miss alexander mrs browns sister from saskatchewan have been visit ing his grandmother mrs moses hill for the past week mr wm robinson goodwood announces the engagement of his daughter bessie victoria to edward wideman son of mrind airs henry wideman stouffyilia die marriage to take place in march messrs john w ratcliif and geo t lee were among the guests at the annual banquet of the ontario motor league held in the crystal ball room of the king edward hotel toronto last week there were 400 present the stouffville tribune published every thursday rate 200 per year 250 to the united states among the churches st james presbyterian rev w h fuller thb usual service next sunday lie are invited pub- free poultry lecture moving pictures messrs stiver bros have been able to secure tho services of mr fred walsh poultry export of the quaker oats company to give a free lecture on poultry topics and to show neroril reels of morlng pictures on the poultry industry a reel will be shown of the worlds poultry con gress held in ottawa last july and august tho meeting will be held in rat- cliffs hall on monday march 12th at 8 pm all poultry keepers are cordially invited make a note of tho date time and place a friend is a friend until he has a second hand car to sell mexxonite church s s shantz pastor sunday march 4th sunday services 11 am and 7 pm sunday school 10 am prayer and testimony meetings wednesday 8 pm altona friday 8 pm stouffville christian church e morton pastor sunday march 4th mr f w lewis from toronto will be with us next sunday to give special temperance instructions in the morning at stouffville church- hill at 3 pm altona 7 pm mr lewis has been very busy at that kind of work for a long time and is well acquainted with the temper ance situation united church of canada h s warren ba pastor sunday march 4th 11 am rev w w peck ma educational secy of tho prohibi tion union of ontario 7 pm rev c e mcleod assisted by mr a j ward dont njiss these services anthems by the augmented choir 230 pm sunday school baker hill anil sixth line baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor sunday march 4th rev t i stockley dean of the toronto baptist seminary and form er pastor of james spurgeons taber nacle london england will preach you are invited to share with us tho prlvelogo of hearing tho inspiring messages of this famous preacher mr stockley will preach as follows morning baker hill church evening sixth line church baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor and whatsoever ye shall ask in my name that will i do that the father may h glorified in the son jesus uttered these words let us put them into effect wednesday night at oclock by gathering for prayer in tho church basement everybody welcome sunday march 4th 10 am bible school 11 am morning service to which all are invited subject tho christian that is and tho christian that can bo 3 pm mission band 7 pm subject good times com ing 3th lino markham rev t l stockley dean of the toronto baptist seminary will speak dr dr business cards medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 drs ira herbert freel consultatio- hours ira freel 3 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thur8 saturatternoone by appointment only herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed fri afternoon by appointment only dental es barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college 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 ofthe university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester cthidrens hospital office standard bain up stall phone office 1011 residence 1015 dr patterson dentist best 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 church st stouffville monday wednesday and frldaye 9 to 12 am boadways drug i store stouffville anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4801 george keay altona ont licensed auctioneer live stock and general salei promptly attended to terms moderate phone 0003 stouffville a square deal the year round general insurance your home your car protect them thos burkett general insurance ageney it phone 182m phone 18202 stouffville ideals and service an ideal became a reality when ori february lst1843 the mutual lifcj of new york issued its first policy the business of life insurance on thef mutual plan started in america then and there priority in its field is not the com panys claim to greatness ago in it self is no great distinction thai mutual life began with high ideals of business conduct which still pre vail it aims at quality and to be highly honorable in all its dealings assets 86192453412 1928 dividends to policyholders 3991035480 h o klinck dist m cant talk to wife too cross and nervous even my husband couldnt talk to me i was so cross and nervous vinol has made me a different and happy woman mrs n mccall vinol is a compound of iron phos phates cod liver peptone etc the very first bottle makes you sleep better and have a big appetite nervous easily tired peoplo are sur prised how quick the iron phos phates etc give new life and pep vinol tastes delicious j m storey druggist stouffville