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stouffville june 14th 192s reader advertising under local kep n mind the childrens satur happenings ts charged tor at the rate day matinee at the auditorium at 3 of 10c per count line ipm every saturday have you renewed your tribune for 192s it in doubt refer to the label on your paper seeing that the first of the human race raised cain we cannot expect too much of the present generation our local legislators edw lloyd shipped a holsteln bull to toronto last week weighing 2260 pounds for which he realized around 160 for beef purposes mr a m st john station agent of uxbrulge is slowly improving after his recent serious illness and is able to be out on the lawn or en joy a car ride dr rowan has bought mrs jo parks residence being the second to last house on the north side of main street west and has moved his furniture in but will not locate here for a few weeks all interested in a tennis club for stouffville are asked to meet on fri day evening june 15th at the court grounds for organization purposes all who used the nets last year and who have not paid their fee should remit promptly to the treasurer miss bell at the standard bank arthur f sinclair son of rev mr sinclair who recently moved from markham to stouftville where he is retiring owing to ill health is soliciting work as a decorator and paper hanger phone or see him at the residence opposite the east end store auditorium theatre stouffville friday and saturday june 15th and 16th the campus flirt bebe daniels comedy news reel tuesday and wednesday june 19th and 20th the claw she my cousin tvhy mules leaves home friday and saturday june 22nd and 23rd ace of cads adolhe menjou admission 15 and 25c s g schmidt prop your hydro account is payable at the bank this time and no days of grace will be allowed after the 20th as indicated on the bills sent out i a man may be born with a silver spoon in his mouth and yet never be able to make much of a stir there are 57 dogs of all kinds la stouftville according to the latest assessment roll while the assessors roll says dogs of all kinds it really doesnt include hot dogs mr wesley schell of the local planing mill has purchased the large lot on the corner of main and vic toria streets from mrs latchford this is probably the best building lot available on the front street now that is not built upon and mr schell intends to erect a pair of houses there either this year or next the bay of quinte conference granted rev a r sanderson of pickering united church one years superannuation also rev joseph barnes of locust hill received sup erannuation for one year rev jas rollins of renfrew was elected pre sident of this conference by a very large majority vote the conference met this year at smiths falls dr w a simmers l69 yonge st toronto formerly with rsbt simpson co eye specialist will be t yakes jewelry store every thairs the local weekly bowling tourney starts next monday at 7 pm every member please be on hand the editor of the tribune attend ed the district meeting of the york and sinicoe press association held at barrie last friday whitchurch township council were not prepared to make a per manent appointment of a clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late w h clark and on satur day mr hugh clark who has car ried on the work in his fathers ill ness was appointed temporary for two months no individual ever became a resi dent of stouftville for any length of time without becoming acquainted with frank peters kribbs the boy who never grows old on this di thursday june 14th frank is ob serving his 59th birthday he cer tainly doesnt look or act like one entering on his 60th year and in this respect frank is to be envied by many mike nighswander who recently moved from pickering to stouftville and resides now in the business block west of the mansion house reached his 79th birthday on sunday june 10th if mike was a bit more nim ble on his feet he would pass for a man of 60 at any beauty contest however he can get about very well and last year hoed a root crop of 7 acres without assistance mike nighswander was born and spent his entire life on tot 34 concession 8 pickering having only recently moved to stouftville comixg f e luke optd 167 yonge st toronto may be consulted about your eyes for glasses at j boadways drug store stouffville thursday july 5th a peculiar accident happened to the driving mare in charge of jim hall going home from stouffville one day last week the animal stumbled in some manner and fell breaking a hind leg the mare had to be shot on the road it belonging to mr alt pugh but was earning its board on mr dan halls farm during the summer mrs j anderson who died lecent- ly in toronto in her 76th year is survived by two daughters mrs digby and miss ethel of toronto also by her husband james ander son the family were residents of tile fth concession of markham 2 years ago and are quite well re membered in this section the pre vious statement concerning the sur viving libers ot mrs andersons family in this upper was incorrect messrs oliver and arthur harding two natives sons of stouffvillewhoso mother brother a fid sister are liv ing in the east end or the town have opened a new barber shop at no 26 bloor street west toronto for some years the hardii brothers conducted a successful baioerins business at the corner of yonge and college but were forced recently oj move owing to the lease having espir- ed old stouffville friends witl find them a the new address the stouffville band will tender a concert every tuesday evening during the summer season in front of the fire hail quality si njt service the hay crop will be short sow more corn and turnips of the seed corn we have ebproved leaming wisconsin no 7 golden glow mammoth soutihern sweet the following from stouffville are attending the annual gathering of i the whitby and lindsay association of baptist churches held in whltby this week mr and mrs wm wad- dell henrjr brilllnger bobt rae mr and mrs i boadway jas rat cliff mr and mrs geo lee miss sadie stewart and pastor w w flelschar the- council ot stouffsille has call ed a aault in putting any more gra vel ojo the streets such as that placed on the 10th concession and church street it is nearly all sand and sttme in it is as hard to find as corners on a billiari ball since the foregoing was in print we learn that the same sand gravel is being placed on obrien avenue where extensive road work is now in progress in an effort to widen the road surface the night frosts of last week did considerable damage to crops one farmer near stouftville lost an acre of beans which were well up aud most of she potatoes so tar advanced up in the ballantrae section were nipped off the tubers however will came along again as past ex perience has shown while the grain crops are not up to some years in appearance at this time they are much better than in many other sec tions of the province the high cost of building is shown in a small piece of work which was done at the school recently the school board ordered a small bicycle rack to be built that holds 24 bikes and when the simple looking contri vance was completed it cost 0390 the material amounted to 3411 labor 20 so and painting 900 when you pass the school the rack may be seen on the grounds at the west entrance to the building it was a needed accommodation for boys with bicycles and is no doubt appreciated the closing session of the toronto conference took place on monday evening in toronto few changes of ministers were recorded this year especially in the immediate locality rev c c otton of goodwood is transferred to palgrave and rev mr harding who had a charge near to- onto will serve the goodwood circuit rev mr dudgeon of sunderland is being transferred to toronto in the pastorate of rev otton at goodwood a record was established in that he is the first minister to serve that congregation for five years nearly all other clergy stationed there served four years the custom ary period under the former metho dist church in turnips we have canadian gem durham jumbo derby perfect model makes things grow sacco plant food beautifies lawns gardens shrubs plants trees stiver bros flour feed and seed merchants phone 4501 superior groceries corn flakes 3 jjfcgs for 29c christies soda wafers per pkg 14c fruito jelly powder 5 oz pkg 3 for 25c peas no 5 2 tins 24c clarks pork and beans large size 23c nu kraft a delicious new cheese per pkg 23c special choice pineapples a w scott phone orders promptly delivered farm machinery used articles for sale 816 tractor in good condition machinery for salej 1 hoe drill 1 dray ing spring wagon buggy a real bargain in a 600 lb cream new and guaranteed keep in mind i am agent for inter implements also lister we have machines on the market ok buggies real estate handled fiost wood cultivator stifftooth also riding plow and other farm wagon 1 ford coupe 1 ford tour- 1 bay horse 1 black mare separator to clear at half price national and- peter hamilton farm one pf the best power washing potato machinery mt forest frank baker phone bakers garage in vestig ate our prices on dry goods and pick up some of the offerings in summer goods here are out a few we mention fine quality curtain net at 40 and 65c per yard heavy quality circular pillow cotton at 50c per yard underwear crepe in a good range of colors at 30c per yd krinkle crepe bedspreads large size at 375 each we carry a splendid assortment of ginghams at 25 29c yd we take orders for oilcloth and linoleum rugs all sizes at very reasonable prices we invite you to see our samples wall papers at cut prices groceries clean fresh groceries of high quality has built up for us a steadily increasing business we deliver promptly f g rowbotham tractor owners attention special heavy polarine at 85c a gal lon in half barrel lots special heavy marvelube at 96c gal in half barrel lots mobile b at 128 gal in half with george young in training again under johnny walker and pro nounced in as good shape as when he conquered the catalina in the first wrigley marathon swinmand ernest vierkoetter a sure entrant the worlds championship swim at the canadian national exhibition this year has every appearance of being a battle between these two noted stars there will be others too who will be in there such as arne borg of sweden mendell burdett of tor- oneo whose performance last year was outstanding and george michel of france the runnerup of last year ffepfonal egtvlceale managers in honor of this special sale we are making this most outstanding offer d s l bulk barrel lots screen doors and window screens all the dif- ferent sizes taylor forbes and max well lawn mowers at different prices builders it will pay you to get our prices before buying over this week end mr a hard- man ot new westminster bc was the guest of mr and mrs isaac bar- key mr hardman who is super intendent of the big water works system at new westminster is a most entertaining guest and has a great fund of information on matters per taining to domestic water systems on monday he visited the local re servoirs and suggested that a break water should be installed to prevent the run of surface water getting into the creeks which supply the reser voirs he approved of the venture that has been suggested to sink an artesian well and said that it we were successful in getting a good flow of water it would wonderfully improve our system mr hardman thought it well worth the expendi ture to try for an artesian well for as well as getting ride of surface water it would increase our supply which he believed not too plentiful at the present time 10 an economical blend of indian taa i ib vz lb 13 domino blend 1 ib 59c mkt w enillih breakfast stru a v reg 69c lb vl 3 pc x h 15c reduction l on tea flavor cerlon aiitm ltj yi and trarancort tea domino j japan green reg69clb ibzoc brk orenf pekoe good quality canned peas 10 aided tip ib vi 40c finest quality smoked f y w br ath waite successor to silvester bros hardware pn tuesday thursday and saturday evenings and close wednesday afternoon the funeral of the late wm h clark clerk of the township of whitchurch was held on thursday afternoon last from the family re sidence on church street interment being in stouffville cemetery rev w h fuller pastor of the presby terian church conducted the funeral service which was very brief the pall bearers six in number represent ed the church friends and municipal officials with whom the late mr clark was closely identified for so many years they were messrs david gray and alex mitchell and messrs wm crawford james rat- cliff j s- dougherty and reeve mor gan baker many old friends and sympathizers were present to show their respect the floral offerings included a half dozen very beautiful wreathes the late mr clark had resided in town for 2s years and is the only man we can recall who was elected to the recvcshlp of whit church when he was a nonresident of the township mr clark was however the largest land owner in the township when he was reeve 15 years ago rinesi quality omoked pleatic hams f c tin comfort or gold soap 10 49c isi social discount of 5c to 10c dozen attpger on canned vegetables frullf and pish ijabrs vpur vacation this will apnea to those who are oniy their vacation put in a stock this week our sn vm managers will explain this most attractive offer c b branston pickle sweet chutney 39c b grape nuts tii suinffiar cereal jc pkg lynn valley asparagus cuttings no 2 tin 23c fruit loaf imported licorice allsorts 25c ib rinso justsoak the clothe 2 pktj 1 5c chipso quick suds 9c pksr fc dainty puddings 3 p 25c bvr brand boneless chicken 35c tin domino brand catsup bottle 15c shirriffs lushus jelly powders 3pkti9c butter braeaide brand the ftncgt butter in canada 40 ib 38 mayfield brand lb finest quality no 1 carolina jew potatoes thec arc of much finer quality and large in size christies fancy assorted biscuits 1 lb pkg special introductory offer velveeta se refund at cheese skfr a delicious cheese will spread okeefes ginger ale 2xc bollir i 40 ox jr puro bayside brand i strawberry choice quality tarn peas or cora 3 s7c 49c jolly good prepared mustard lyles golden syrup mi- 25c m mls aw 234 o i 6 os skvrbsl 1 c- cim ioc paul boadwat manager