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stouffville june 14th 1928 the stouffville tribune published every thursday eate 200 per year 250 to the united states business cards medical dr ss ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 100 dm ira herbert freel consultation hours dr ira freel 3 to 12 am mon wefl fri 6 to 5 pm saturday tues thurs sat afternoons xy appointment ojogf dr herbert fretel 9 to 12 am tues thum sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed fri- afternoons by appointment only a ckennedy chiropractor church st stouffvihe monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am for economy of upkeep it has no rival chevrolet jhmckenzib bibgwood oht phone 167 stouffville bull case dismissed j markham tp council dextai dr patterson dektist best work lowest fees stouffville ontario telephone so 200 e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phne 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 of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office standard bank upstairs phone office 1011 residence 1015 local health bulletin legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer etc ofbice silvesters block phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffviue money to loin anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phonia 4301 carrying no insurance is unwise you are taking great chances experience is bought with cheap in surance and costs dearly proper protection is what a fully qualified agent recommends and good insurance is what he sells you will consult him in the long run v why not today t birkett general insurance agency phoxe 18201 stouffville flies are dangerous these articles on health are published at the expense of the local board of health and ratepayers should value the information they contain from week to week insects play an important part in the spread of disease typhus fever which was also known as jail ship fever is spread by the body louse and has disappeared as a re sult of greater cleanliness yellow fever and malaria are spread by cer tain kinds of mosquitoes in canada our chief insect pro blem from the standpoint of disease amongst human oeings is the com mon house fly because the fly is covered with minute hairs and be cause of its habit of lighting and feeding on all sorts of filth the fly carries and transfers filth from place to another flies feed on anything including body waste and secretions when they light on such matter it sticks to them and they carry it to their next point of rest which may be the milk jug the sugar bowl or the food on the table if the filth in which they have been contained disease germs they carry ese along with the filth the fly feeds by sucking up its food if the food is dry the insect discharges fluid from its stomach to moisten it and thus it passes out some of the filth it has previously fed upon to whatever it now seeks to eat flies breed in any collection of waste organic matter such as gar bage but preferably on horse man ure such breeding should be pre vented by proper covers and regular removal outside privies should be screened to prevent entrance of flies houses should be screened flies should never be allowed to light on the baby or his food they are fre quently responsible for thespread of summer diarrhoea flies are really dangerous they do spread diseases and so should be destroyed questions concerning health ad dressed to dr f a dales moh will be answered byiletter questions as to diagnosis and treatment will not be answered h s aciarry the primary debtor is a garnishee action was seized with a sudden illness and retired to the dressing room in the town ball at markhain village on monday morn ing last week just as judge oxton- jaell entered the hall to preside over the division court session mrclarry recovered in a short time and seas able io go home the judge la ithe meantime adjourned the hearing to fbe iollowing day to his chambers in toronto the case of brilllnger re holden was also set for a hearing at the same time and place both these cases were disposed at on tuesday in chambers in the case of antbistle vs clarry in which the bank of nova scotia was garnishee judgment was given for primary creditor for the amount ot claim 10384 with costs raymond srillinger vs robert holden was between two neighbor ing farmers residing on the 6th con north of unionville brillinger sued for 100 for damages alleged to have been caused by a bull owned by hol den breaking teto his premises and injuring a heifer the defendant disputed that his bull had caused damage to plaintiffs heifer this action had been partly tried at the court in february 6 th and was ad journed then to secure expert evi dence at the hearing in chambers the action was dismused by consent without costs i ontario county tax rate up mrs stadlebar hair dresser main street stouftviiie phone 3000 for appointments boadways drug store stouffville saving money from a business standpoint you are really not making any money unless you are saving some money you save is profitthe balance remaining after expenses have been paid the habit pi saving regularly each week is certain to show you a profit this banjt invites your saving account interest compounded half yearly the bank of nova scotia established 182 capital 10000000 reserve 20000000 total aseo over 260000000 j a mcleod general manager toronto the tax rate for ontario county for 192s will b nine mills an in crease of three quarters of a mill over 1927 due to heavier expendi tures on county roads and bridges the general rate will be six and a half and for good roads two and a half the dobson bridge at cann- ington will be constructed at a cost of 188557 the village agrees to purchase from the county the super structure of the old bridge at a cost of 64270 repairs will be made to several other bridges in the county council which was in session last week at whitby referred back to the board of railway commissioners an order asking the county to instal a wigwag signal at the cpr station crossing at myrtle on the ground that inasmuch as this bridge is on the whitbylindsay highway this is a matter between the province of ontario and the railway board the atherley bridge question still remains unsettled with a committee still endeavouring to induce the federal government to pay its share of 40 per cent ot the cost of the structure erected between the coun ties of ontario and simcoe over a government controlled stream it was told council last week by war den gm forsyth that the govern ment in 1926 issued cheque for 40- 000 for its share of the cost of the bridge but that so far no person had come to claim it the county has lost 4000 in interest on that cheque and the end is not yet so far as ex pense is concerned to the two coun ties if the government still refused to pay its share of alterations made in the construction of the bridge on the order of its engineers the bridge was supposed to cost 100000 but the extra alterations increased that amount by 15000 warden g m forsyth brought to councils attention the matter of the indiscriminate slaughter of certain small game in the county principally by tourists and suggested that coun cil take action to have a restricted area established the council will take this suggestion into considera tion at the november session council voted down a motion in troduced by reeve warren dear born ot east whitby that the coun ty ask the department of public works at ottawa to complete the construction of the harbor at os- hawa exmayor john stacey of oshawa asked for councils support on this matter stating that the har bor would be of general benefit to the county reeve a w jackson opposed the motion and got councils support on the ground that the ex penditure recommended was an ex travagant and useless one as the harbor at oshawa if reconstructed would be of little use to oshawa he stated that whitby had the best harbor on the lake and in the event of developments there it could be made to serve oshawa by transport ing goods by rail to that city green river football claremont will play at green river on saturday june 16th at 630 pm this will be the best game of tho first half of south ontario league come and cheer tho boys to victory again result of game played on june 9th green river 2 cherry- wood 0 purchased brampton stallion air e a somerville locust hill lot 14 rear con 9 markham pur chased this week from w j mccal- lum the well known horse importer brampton ontario an outstanding 3 year old dark groy percheron stallion called dol 12921 173208 imported directly from france last fall he has the very best of feet and legs and good pasterns this stallion is in the highest enrolment in which a three year old can he placed approved form 1 and his enrolment number is 2336 markham township council ses sion at the township hall uniouvllle on monday afternoon was featured by a large and representative depu tation of ratepayers complaining of the deplorable condition of the 6th concession north of unionville and asking what action the council plan ed a d bruce of gormley acted as spokesman for the deputation and ably laid the case before the mem bers of the council reeve gohn re viewed the events leading up to the taking hack of the road hy the town ship from the county when the readjustment of county road mileage was made it was agreed that some additional road should be taken in markham the fourth was suggest ed but as it was close to the sixth the suggestion could not be enter tained the only alternative was for the township to take back the sixth and have the county take the fourth and eighth concessions as county roads which was agreed to reeve gohn explained that the township was thus relieved of the upkeep of the eighth and the construction of several costly bridges and the upkeep of the fourth and he felt that if this money was expended on the sixth it should be kept in a good state of re pair especially he thought this would be the case when the county had completed the construction work as the eighth would then pro bably take much of the heavy traffic which now comes down the sixth he said that the council had gone over the road and had let the contract for drainage work at the schoolhouse and for the resurfacing of certain had stretches this contract was let and the contractor was already on the ground and in addition to this the whole of the road would be patched this year mr bruce suggested that since the county was now relieved of the langstaff sideroad which is now a provincial road they should now take back the sixth mr gohn pointed out that although the langstaff side- road was now a provincial road the county was still liable for a certain portion of the expenditure a member of the deputation asked if the council thought that it was really possible to keep up the sixth reeve i certainly think we can deputyreeve padget suggested that probably the county should maintain the sixth when it was tak ing the traffic diverted when the 8th was under construction a member of the deputation drew attention to the ditches and to cer tain places where culverts were needed to keep the water from runn ing down the road another mem ber said that there was a hole in front of his gate pretty near big enough to bury a horse councillor smith theres no doubt the road is in bad shape and it will cost the township a pile of money to keep it up question would ip be possible for the township to get financial as sistance to maintain the road reeve gohn it would if we could prove that the township could not keep it up it is admittedly one of the worst pieces of road in the whole system of the county this spring the stretch at the schoolhouse is one of the most difficult places to drain in the whole county and the unusu ally hard winter and spring played havoc with it this year deputyreeve padget suggested that inasmuch as he understood the minister of highsways had powerto make a special grant to any road which was carrying an undue amount of traffic that representations to this effect be made to hon gs henry there is a possibility that if this is done the council will be supported by a deputation of the ratepayers the deputation retired after the assurance that the council would do all possible to maintain the road the deputation numbered thirtytwo strong a second deputation numbering 12 of the residents of helen avenue south of unionville appeared in sup port of a petition which was accept ed last year asking that a macadam bound roadway be constructed on this street as a local improvement an enabling bylaw was passed and the work will be proceeded with this year the entire cost of the work will be born by the property owners concerned who will pay for the work over a period of ten years tho work will be under the direction of en gineer babcock g hoover of markham submitted a tender for supplying gravel in various parts of the township at rates varrying according to location from 125 to 200 per yard sheep claims were paid as follows j h young egllnton 1 sheep killed 3000 1 sheep injured 500 flock damaged 10 total 45 alvln rob inson gormley 1 sheep killed 20 thos white unionville 1 sheep kill ed 20 e j parkinson was appointed to look after the township firefighting apparatus to keep it to shape and also to look after the ordering of chemical supplies and necessary re pairs all the members of tho council have completed an inspection of tho roads of tho township and have mapped out the work for the year tho inspection took about five days the following accounts were order ed to be paid h j cunningham gormley 18115 alex duncan unionville 9375 d boyd stouft ville 2420 gcnoral accountslevy westwood tar voltle 125 af white insurance on fire equipment 5400 j a wear ambulance 15 e j parkinson work on fire engine 250 liberal printing company richmond hill printing 6 lang staff supply co langstaff culvert pipe 1150 gam davison stamps 405 f h echlln coal charity 1200 alex murray tar for road 11148 rj allen repairs to grader 4850 s mclnay 80 hours labor 32 25 hours labor 750 a dun can repairs to grader 75c h reld gas and oil 2590 nelson boynton gas and oil 15 fred leader six hours with team 3 j w perkins gas and oil 895 a j camplln attending court of revision 10 p e petch constable salary for may 25 ed britnell work at lot 271 con 1 80112 l middleton wages for may 125 stewart mcquay and harry road way of unionville made application for the reward ot 100 offered by the township for anyone giving in formation leading to the apprehen sion and conviction of chicken thieves in the township but no action was taken as the party arrested by the constable has not yet been convicted and the authorities are still endea vouring to locate the other party implicated la the operations for service registered berk shire boar at lot 26 7th con markham jacob s wideman 16 for sale good building lot no 24 second st stouffviue apply to 31 hill blacksmith mill st stouffviue 17 farmers we want all your live fowl best market price paid dont sell until you consult us phone sam golden at pennocks livery stouffviue 10000 hevs wanted at one highest market price paid dont part with your bens until you phone us sam golden pennock livery auction sale tuesday june 19th household furniture sale at the residence of s mahan lemonvllle no re serve sale at one f w silver- sides auctioneer saturday june 23rd 40 head of cattle by auction at hugh clarks farm adjoining the stouff viue public school property the herd includes 12 good milk cows springing and milking 8 beef ring ers 20 grass cattle sale at one j a hawtln prop f w silver- sides auctioneer real estate we have sold bouses and vacant lots in stouff viue away below the price aaked for them so that one never knows where the are at unless you deal with a reliable real estate agency such as we conduct few seem to know the real worth of their pro perty so it is better to consult someone experienced in the busi ness we do not want listing away out of sight either as we wish to do what is right all round an honest deal is no robbery jacob yake west ot railway summer chopping notice chopping and crushing 7 am to 12 noon during june july and aug wet days 700 am to 600 pm dicksons hill mills av a jones decorating paint and varnish we make old cars look like new with paint and varnish plus expert brushwork paper hanging and decorating also a specialty phone today workshop over bakers garage fred brown stouffviue rib roll house roofsistininscpensive jtvoof your houe orcottago with ribroll handsome t look at increase value of firoperty lasting col- ecte clean rainwater danishes leaks ideal for bouses barns sheds warehouses schools churches public buildings give size of roof for free estimate write easternsted products peeston ont successor to metal shingle siding co limited horse register percheron stallion dol imported 12921 the property of e a somerville lot 14 rear con 9 markham will make the season at his own stable terms to insure 1500 19 barnes victor the imported clydesdale belonging to james torrance will be managed this season by john fisher ringwood stands at herman kidds footes hotel mt albert frank watts holt f andrews chas green woods john fetchs and fred marchs in whitchurch terms 16 a beautiful horse you must see to appreciate home stable at ring- wood dago 12912 183956 enrolled al a dapple grey 5 years old weigh ing 2100 will stand at his own stable at lot 15 rear 6th con markham during the season also hanio 1155 7438 imp the property of wh johnson terma dago 16 and 100 at time of service hanio 15 payable feb 1st 1929 is bargains boys boots 200 pr boys khaki pants and shirts 150 suit mens shirts 75c childrens hose 3 pr for 49c womens black hose 15c pair harness a few seta left reduced prices dealer in hides wool and junk for- sale house and lot im mediate possession ab brown phone 183 stouffviue swifts garage dont throw away old tires bring in your tires and get them repaired we have the latest uptodate vulcanizing plant we use only firestone gum dipped cord in our repairs every repair guaranteed to last as long as the tire the repair is put in a full line of firestone tires and tubes phone 195 swifts garage thinking of building if you think of building a new house or cottage or an addi tion to your dwelling or barns let usquote you on the cost of material the large number who buy from us is an indication that our prices are favorable and our lumber satisfactory lumber lath shingles gyproc build ing board lime etc always in stock stouffville planing mill stouffer phone 194 schell stouffville urcon gyproc foryoursgmiier home yproc walls and partitions will make your summer cottage much more attractive comfort able and firesafe gyproc takes any decoration a perfect material with which to line your summep borne write for free book walls that reflect good judgment on home planning with gyprocj rocboard and insula canada gypsum and alabast1ne limited paris canada 47 jareprootf waflboard for sale by stouffviue planing mills stouffviue ont x