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fetwwe vol xl no 3 stouffv1lle ontario thursday march 15th 1928 a- v nolan publisher do you catch cold easily you need a tonic and builder something to increase your powers of resistance to germs nyal creophos will make you strong creo- phos rebuilds waste tissues relieves deepseated coughs and bronchitis and because of its antiseptic nature drives out disease germs 5100 large bottle j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1008 1t5uexq2qu this pure food question is up to you mrs wlfeofthehead 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 fests mention the name of our bread to your grocer and ask for cakes and buns made by us ambrose stover baker wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons wholesale florists stouffville ontario phone 7001 new and secondhand implements new goods mccormick deering and lister and peter hamilton repairs ok pota to machinery mt forest buggies and cutters maxwell washing machines with engines common sense fanning mills pontiac cars on display used goods 17 tooth cultivator imperial gang plow power cuttingbox vessot chopper 2inl cook stove buggy washing machine and wringer ford truck half ton frank baker agent stouffville stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at oclock in the oddfellows hail visiting brethren welcome jess cook w r sanders noble grand recsec archie stover fin secy boadways drug store stouffville mrs a griffiths spirella corsetiere stouffville and vicinity phone 15303 town farm sotd mr hugh clark of ballantrae will shortly become a resident of siouff- ville having bought the 65 acre farm at the rear of the public school from mr a e booth the house and buildings are all within the town limit as is part of thi farm lands while possesion v it given this spring mr booth has ar ranged to have the house until june next so that his family will be able to complete their school year before they move to toronto where they lived prior to coining here in 19 is this farm is ideally located and the house and barns have town water installed also hydro in the dwelling mr clark recently purchased a 50 acre farm in the centre of the to bacco growing section near simcoe but we understand he has good pro spects of turning this over at once his friends will be glad to know he is not to leave the old home locality western horses sold while the crowd was very large at the horse sale on the wilmot brown farm last saturday afternoon the number of really interested buy ers were few mr norman claugh- ton the owner of the horses had the animals in good condition all of them showing great improvement after their long ride from western canada eighteen of the twentytwo horses offered were disposed of a big team being withdrawn from the sale after 14p being bid on each animal ralph wellman took home the high est priced animal of the sale at 155 wward bought one at 14250 w fairies at 130 r walker at 137 and a nice 2yearold sold at 132 in fact the young horses all created better bidding than the older horses buyers were all local as the roads had scarcely been opened after the big storm of the day previous farewell to percy the young ladies and the young mens bible classes of the united church at stouffville met at the parsonage on monday evening and enjoyed a social time together the young people took this occasion to make a presentation to mr percy britnell of the standard bank staff who is being transferred to chatham oil monday next he was made the recipient of a handsome pair of cuff linksi the presentation leing made by miss ennoi heise while mr harold sanders read an address eulogizing the good qualities of mr britnell and turthet it read we believe that your activities in connection with the church the part you have played as a member of the basjeball team and in making a wide circle of friends have all contributed to create a place for you in the life of the community that will not be eas ily filled dominion store special this week end picnic hams 17c lb paul boadway manager at sam hiseys cattle sale on tuesday three grade jeraey cows sold at 150 160 and 170 fabul ous prices an aged team sold at 300 and the sale totalled 2800 district and general ribroll fr house roofstastirjinfflqjensive xvoof your hotuo or eottajro with ribroll handsome co look at increase value of froperty lasting col ecta clean rainwater danishes leaks ideal for houses barns shod warehouses schools churches public buildings give size of roof for f reo estimate writ easternsteptodncfe preston ont sacceisor to metal shinile siding co llmiud tora councillors have voted them selves a salary of 3 per session sheriff paxton is expected home in whitby this week after having accompanied the varsity grads to switzerland where they won the worlds hockey championship at the olympic games in st moritz for failing to take out u radio license upon installing a radio re ceiving set wesley wallwin barrie was on saturday morning fined 5 and costs the fine was paid this action was instituted by the inspec tor of radio telegraphs t a heifer missing from the barn of herman swallleld and supposed to have been stolen was later found wedged tightly between two stacks that had been built close to each other the animal had evidently been there for some time and was of course dead how she got so far in between the two stacks is not easy to see as they are as close together as it was possible to place them bcavorton express mr d bone beavertons only centenarian passed away quite suddenly tuesday even ing mr bone was on the street sat urday enjoying his usual fair health according to mr bone ho would have reached tho century mark august 1st but relatives state his ago as be ing 102 deceased came to beaver- ton some thirty years ago from the township of oro where with his family he had lived for many years coming from lcith scotland with his parents they mot tho usual hard ships of the canadian wilderness of those days bird sanctuary for whitchurch the creation of a sanctuary for birds and a refuge for creatures of the wild in general are the reasons for an unique real estate deal in whitchurch township which was completed last week the property is located a mile and a quarter west of bethesda on the proposed new county road and it comprises 75 acres the vendor is mr s pfoote of bethesda while the purchaser is mr taylor smith of toronto this is described as a beauty spot in the rustic life of the township and on the property is a delightful 25 acre lake in addition to the 75 acres of land the property is well wooded and contains a quantity of first jowth timber tho new owner plans an extensive tree planting pro gram in order to provide additional quartern for his feathered friends and he will also build a stone home overlooking the lake i intend said mr smith to establish a bird sanctuary the lake which i have purchased i have named lake placid and i will stock it with speckled trout it is from 50 to 75 feet deep and will be splendid for water fowl plans are advanced for the build ing of a stone bungalo this summer goodwood- i j foskett was in toronto on monday mrs morris johnston of mantoulin inland was visiting friends joseph cooper and his mother are visiting friends at iroquois palls mrs murison and miss nora sta- pleton of stouffville were here for the dummy concert and supper they report a fine evening we are glad to report 41 rs thos armstrong improving and also mrs lyman fields is a little improved but apparently very ill alfred and arthur hall have re turned from england where they spent the winter with their parents they brought with them their bro ther richard and his chum albeit randall this means two more sturdy young men for the assistance of the farmers mr and mrs russell lee of green- bank made a short call this week at the home of the latters grand father isaac waggs on the return journey of their honeymoon trip to niagara falls they were married in toronto on friday the 9th inst the postponed entertainment which was to have been held last friday night and held monday night was largely attended for the condition- of the roads the supper was all anyone could wish for and the play held the house spell bound at times the electric lighting for the con cert was supplied by our garageman e latcham and answered the pur pose to perfection our citizens are getting anxious about the water supply in town and they were out with shovels getting the ditches opened on tuesday after noon the supply is beginning to come more plentiful and the citizens aire anxiously waiting the result the spring poet last week we stated that spring was just around the corner and now comes sure evidence that it is in the budding of the spring poet the march number of a booklet named the casa star published by the canadian automobile service asso elation is to hsyid and therein are words from a stouffville poet mr frederick marshall of local bank fame under the caption the march of seasons he pens these words when the snow is melting on the hills and the first faint note of the blue bird trills then we know mother nature will soon be atune to the sound of the great reveille and lo tis gentle spring when the sun rides high in thewes- tern sky and the oriole sings in the elm on high when my being aches for the northland lakes then tis glorious summer when the red and gold are on the leaves and the mellowing breeze sight through the trees when the ducks take wing and the bullets ping then i know tis autumn when boreas shakes his hoary mane and jack frost paints the window pane then out across the gloaming bay the speeding ico boats skim away and once again tis winter judgeship for claremont native mr donald ross ba llb of barrie and a native of claremont has been appointed senior judge of the county of simcoe and has been notified of his official appointment needless to say the appointment is popular throughout that county and judge ross is being congratulated on all sides donald ross was born at claiemont out of scottish par entage but went to the township of innisfll when a small boy where he spent his younger days he attended barrie crammer school under the late hb spotton and after securing a third class cerlificatetaught school for three years in innisfil at killy- leighand churchill during these years he studied and took his second class certificate and by attending he orammtr school tor six months passed his matriculation exim he mien attended the toronto univer sity for four years taking his ba ind later secured the degree of llb after graduating he attended to the bar went to barrie and has been practicing there since he was an active liberal and a fine type of man thompson wilson on saturday afternoon march 10 at the home of thebrldes parents aurora ont a quiet house wedding was solemnized when minnie smith youngest daughter of mr and mrs w s wilson became the bride of mr fred r thompson son of mr and mrs w j- thompson newmar ket ont the ceremony was per formed by revae marshall pastor of trinity united church newmar ket the bride who was given in marriage by her father looked charming in a gown of peach geor gette trimmed with radium lace carrying a bouquet of butterfly roses and lily of the valley entered the room to the strains of lohengrins wedding march played by mrs rev a j brace of toronto aunt of the groom the bride was attend ed by her sister miss lillian wilson wearing blue canton crepe and mr wm neufeldt of newmarket acted as groomsman during the signing of the register mrs brace played mendelssohns wedding march guests to the number of about thirty were present forty years old the tribune has entered on its fortieth year of publication the business of this newspaper came into existence ten years after stouffville became an incorporated village and ever since has stood the test of the times there are those who long ago predicted that the big city daily would ultimately crowd out the small town papers but we never be lieved this a newspaper reflects the com munity sentiment and it must be like losing an old friend to part with tho home paper even in our short career we have seen however many weeklies pass out of existence through failure or amalgamation but the stronger local papers pro perly edited and well printed can never be replaced by the daily press the stouffville tribune published every thursday i rate 200 per year 250 to ths i united states among the churches st james presbyterian rev w h fuller thb usual service next sunday lie are invited pub- almira regular meeting of the guild next thursday evening a large crowd attended mr sam hiseys sale tuesday harold mckay was home with his parents over the week end james murray is engaged with edwin jewitt for the summer mrs peter steckley spent tuesday at mr geo hoovers 7th line mrs breckin is visiting at the home of albert lester henry hoover miss baker miss kock and mr and mrs levi grove were visiting with mr and mrsrob- son jewitt on sunday- mr and mrs herb spofford spent sunday in toronto at the home of mr and mrs fred kirk geo baker and family and mr and mrs harvey houck were the guesta of mrs s b lehman on sunday the storm on friday did not stop our representatives to the toronto markets despite the terrible condi tion of the roaids peter steckley of almlra and edwin jewitt of the 5th line were at their usual stand satur day morning bruce bros were unfortunate in having a break la their tumbling dam this particular season of the year causes owners of water power many anxious moments we are glad to hear they will be able to re sume business shortly the skating party held last thurs day evening at bakers arena under auspices of bethesda melville and peaches young peoples societiei was a real enjoyable event several prizes were distributed for speeding and other contests the prize for the youngest skater on the ice was carried away by miss vera topham of melville while the reward for the oldest skater on the ice was won by mr chapman of bethesda tho members turned out en mass also the support of the neighboring young people and friends is greatly appre ciated mennonite church s s sbantz pastor sunday march isth 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 isth the mass meeting spoken of last sunday is postponed for the present therefore there will be service as usual at the christian church sun- j day night a warm welcome is al ways ready for the strangers in our midst united church of canada h s warren ba pastor sunday march 18th 11 am jubilee of the trinidad mission 230 pm ss and bible classes 7 pm the inclusiveness of christ the congregation appreciates the services of the augmented choir you are invited to come and en joy the music baker htll and sixth link baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor sunday manch 18th morning baker hill the man whom god can bless evening sixth line the pastor will preach the first of a series of sermons on prophecy the more sure word of prophecy what it states with regard to the fact of the return of our lord and the events connected therewith baptist church rev w w fleisicher pastor sunday march isth 10 am bible school 11 am subject for morning the christian on the main line 3 pm mission band 7 pm a discouraged man and how god helped him friend yon may be in that position are you discouraged is the tide of defeat smashing down your power of resistance are you a defeated man or woman come sunday night there is a message of hope for you rod and gun a most instructive article on the factors contributing to tho tremend ous loss of trout try after their be ing planted from the hatcheries is ono of the outstanding features of the contents of rod and gun and canadian silver fox news for march ringwood miss nellie grove spent a few days in toronto recently mr dolos graham is building a new well drilling outfit which is mounted on a ford chassis albert boake has returned home from the northern lumber camps where ho spent tho winter months most of the road3 in this vicinity were snow bound over the waek end but were opened tor car tratllc on tuesday mr bnadshaw and family of 7th line whitchurch have moved to tho farm which he purchased from mr f dewey recently mr and mrs gordon holden intend moving in tho house vacated by mr bradshaw business place for satk the frame corner atijro and dwelling luuauiuu oliver rui iews lur niarrn r v ovv u uviuu many other splendid outdoor articles for years used as a mlllinqry store j and stories also appear w j taylor will soil reasonable an ideal location limited woodstock ont i plenty of space mrs fred i wilson owner local h bulletin the openfaccd sneezer we read almost daily in the press the sad results of carelessness of pedestrains and motorists but we seldom if ever read of the sad re sults of the carelessness of open- faced sneezers nevertheless the openfaced sneezer is more dangerous than tho careless motorist a person is guilty of criminal negligence who is care less and lacks consideration for others who without any thought sneezes showering particles of mat erial crom his nose and throat all around him a man who strikes another is guilty of assault public opinion as expressed in the law does not allow of such assaults and requires that the person who commits one be pun ished a far more dangerous assault is committed by the careless sneezer public opinion should recognize thla and stop it disease germs pass out in the se cretion of the nose and mouth a neozg casts a germladen spray for ten feet it the sneezer cover his nose and mouth with a handkerchief tho danger is practically ended if the desire to sneezo is too sudden to allow of using the handkerchief the head can at least be lowered and the spray directed to the floor not into j other peoples faces in addition to those actually ill many persons carry disease germs in their nose and throat peoplo with colds continue to go about their business ifor these reasons the sneeze may bo the means of spread- j ing disease and for these reasons also an end should be put to the openfaced sneezer questions concerning health ad dressed to dr f a dales moh will be answered questions as to diagnosis and treatment will not be answered business cards medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 drs ira herbert freel consultation hours dr ira free 3 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thurs saturatternoon by appointment only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat moq wed frl afternoons by appointment only dental es barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grublns block phone 8201 i 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 1 honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate j of rochester childrens hospital office standard ban up utalit phone office 1011 residence 1016 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 stouffvlue money to loan 4j a c kennedy j chiropractor s church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am anne lehman a t o m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4801 a square deal the year round general insurance your home your cab protect them thos burkett general insurance agency phone imi phone 18202 stouffvilta george keay altona ont t licensed auctioneer live stock and general sales promptly attended to i terms moderate phone 9008 stonffvlhs responsibility you cant be a real man without them your wife and family constit ute your first responsibility their financial protection when your earn ing power ceases because of disabil ity or death can be assured by the one and only sure method secure for them immediately what you might hope to attain by years of toil and planning the mutual life oldest on the continent as your trustee and their protector will fulfil your utmost desire no mat tor how soon the time of neod mas come h o klinck dist manager sickly boy 7 gains 15 lbs father happy my boy 7 would not eat i gave him vinol and the way he eats and plays now makes me happy he gain ed 15 pounds j f andres vinol is a delicious compound of cod livor peptone iron etc the very first bottle often adds several pounds weight to thin children or adults nervous easily tired anemic peoplo are surprised how vinol glve3 now pep sound sleep and a big ap petite tastes delicious jm storey druggist stouffville boadways drug store stouffville