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vol xlii 27 build strength now those who ire rundown an who take cold easily will do well to take c it i o i u os and build up your strength creophos is a great tonic and body builder 11 helps increase tile powers of resistance and is a wonderful preventive and relief for coughs colds and bron chitis 100 er bottle j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 business cards medical dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon office cor obrien and main pbone 19c coroner for york county dr walter h w00dr0w medical arts bldg toronto eye ear nose and throat specialist will be in stouffville every other thursday 7 0 pm office at dr dales a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am drs ira herbert freel dr ira frccl consultation hours 9 to 12 am mon wed fri 6 to 9 pm tues sat tues thnrs sat afternoons by appointments only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 0 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed fri afternoons by appointment only dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grublns block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeon 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 commerce hank up stairs phone office 1011 residence 1015 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey- ancers o buttons block stouffville money to loan george baker realtor and valuator farm and city property a specialty exchanges and small acreages stouffville ont box 24 pl 179 george coltham ontario ijiml surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 201 phone sgli veterinary s t bodcndistel vs bvsc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college phone 3901 stouffville successor to dr j t storey earl a grubin ro eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hermant prize winner in 192s at stouttvillo every thursday friday and saturday odlco in the grubln block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phono stonffvillo 2405 massey harris agency in the old stand just south of post olllce stouffville get your repairs and now implements now j p cassidy phone 902 tmtfftriue stouffville ontario thursday september 4 1930 a v nolan publisher boadways drug store stouffville young mother sudd called untimely death of mrs albert clark who leaves five children a particularly sad death occurred at the victoria hospital in toronto on friday of last week when mrs albert clark of whitchurch town ship passed away following an oper ation performed tor appendicitis she was only 11 years of age and leaves live children on tuesday of the week previous to her death she was stricken with appendicitis and was taken to the hospital some days later when the appendix was removed successfully her sudden collapse came as a-eom- piete surprise when she was re ported to be recovering a daughter of the late ira pryne myrtle was loved by a large circle of friends deceased was born on the farm now occupied by oliver beach north of lake mussclman she was married 17 years ago to albert clark and the couple lived at lot 2a con 9 since fhat time besides the sorrowing husband mrs clark is survived by one sister mrs john wagg of manitoulin island and one brother charles pryne of toronto also her aged mother of ballautrao the eldest of the family of live child ren is a daughter aged 17 years while the youngest child is 7 years on sunday afternoon the funeral took place to churchill cemetery while service was held in the church there conducted by rev e morion a large number of sympathizing friends attended the sad service at the late home and at the church and graveside native citizen laid t rest a s leaney succumbs to illness of one year ringwood gordon pipher of toronto spent the holiday with his mother miss minnie barrett of bowmun- ville is visiting iter brother j l barrett mrs walter iiriggs of burgess- viile is visiting her daughter mrs a v templeton miss dora wjldgoose of toronto and miss mildred cook of orillia are visiting friends here miss hazel milsap of stayner paid a visit to friends hero glad to wel come all the young girls back to circle city the stli con is now completed with a good tarvia top we are de lighted with tile construction of this new road being the best gravel road around ringwood gormley we congratulate mr and mrs alvin farmer on the birth of a son mr and mrs turner of michigan spent the weekend in the vicinity of gormley miss anna winger spent sunday at the home of miss luella heise at victoria square miss myrtle henderson of buffalo ny has been spending a week with her parents here mr and mrs ernest jones and family spent the weekend with friends in toronto mr and mrs w h willson and family visited at the home of mr h hoover at cashel mr and mrs earl doner had tea on sunday at the home of mr and mrs albert leek at headford mr and mrs bruce johnston of milliken visited on monday at the home of mr and mrs ii wilson mr and mrs ernest mckenzie and family of toronto visited at the home of mr and mrs roy brillinger over the holiday mr john moore also mr harold baker of buffalo ny spent the week at the home of mr and mrs walter henderson mr and mrs s widoman also mr and mrs s doner and family had tea at the home of mr and mrs ernest hunt on sunday a number of car loads from gorm ley motored to langstaff to witness the baptismal service held on sun day afternoon mr and mrs victor staver of ux- bridge mr and mrs fred raymer of altona were guests at the horn of mr and mrs clarence doner on sunday a goodly number of the baker rela tives of this vicinity gathered at the homo of mr and mrs harvey iioucks of cashel on saturday last and spent an enjoyable afternoon on monday evening of this week mr and mrs c e heise had the honor of entertaining mr hcises father mr l b heise of victoria square who celebrated his g7th birthday others present were mr and mrs w b heise and family and mr and mrs o l heise and family of victoria square and miss klva l heise recently returned from california the funeral of the laie archibald samuel leaney who died at his resi dence in stouffville on august 30th 1930 in his 75th year was held lrom christ church anglican on monday of litis week interment took place at stouffville cemetery the little old church which the late william leaney father of the de ceased helped to establish almost a century ago was filled with friends and relatives the funeral service was conducted by the rector revr robbing assisted by a former rector rev t curliss of toronto the pall hearers were messrs john e urqtihart chas urquhart f w silvester f l button e a button and dr 11 b freel mr leaney was the son of pioneer irish merchant of stouffville who succeeded his father in the business which was carried on on the same site whore it was established the premises now being partly occu pied by the public library it was on these same premises that the late archie leaney was born lie was educated at ixbridge high school and toronto business college lie was active in municipal and church affairs having served for some years on tlte village council and as a school trustee he had also been a warden of christ church and spent his whole life on tlte homesite where he died in politics he was a staunch conservative and followed the doings of parliament with keen interest being a great reader he was well in formed on public matters twice married his first wife was mary vonbuseek and to them one child survives being mrs william jamieson of hamilton his second wife was fannio silvester who als survives him three sisters prede ceased him being mrs john urqu hart slrs dr rowan and mrs tranmer in the passing of mr leaney hie last of a family name has passed away that was prominently connect ed with the early history of stouff ville for from the time of incorpora tion his father was one of the his tory makers of the village being a member of the first council ever elected alter incorporation in wis death of our townsman last week it is as though a link in the chain had been severed which connected the early pioneer days with those of the present former pastor meets death while bathing rev a g warder and olive mitchell victims in a strange tragedy death not due to drowning personal notes vandorf the vandorf womens institute are having their regular monthly gathering a week earlier for sept at the home of the president mrs ralph willis on tuesday afternoon sept 9th the most important busi ness for the day will be arranging for the refreshments at the coming school fair sept 17th also finding out bur responsibility concerning the plowing match to be held on the richardson farm in october the members are asked to try and attend this meeting and other friends who are interested in the work of the society are welcome goodwood memorial day last monday will go down as one of the most memorable days in our history for it was the occasion of the dedication of the half acre of new cemetery grounds lying to the north of the old cemetery plots and the official opening of hie steciillougli memorial gates the dedication service took place at 3 oclock in charge of rev a harden united church pastor the address of the day was given by rev john bushel rector of mt clemens church toronto before the close of the service rev j r baldwin baptist pastor at uxbridge and goodwood gave a brief history of the cemetery grounds which proved very interesting to the assembled people at the conclusion of service most of the people hurried homo and those who had the evening chores to perform got throught promptly and returned for the supper in the community park given by ladies of the goodwood institute a tine large tent was erected on the grounds for the occasion and a supper was serv ed which went to show that the iadies of the present decade havent forgoten any of the fine points of the culinary art of which their fore bears were so proud tha day was concluded with a splendid concert provided by pleas ing entertainers and including a playlet entitled the managers the caste included jean slackwm iiow- lltt and arthur harden the pastor 1020 ford trick for sale with rack good running order mrs aisop ph s702 27 a double tragedy which occurred at the bathing beach at port bur- well on thursday of last week when rev a g warder former slennonite pastor of stouffville and miss olive mitchell both lost their lives in a mysterious way came as a terrible shock to the many friends of the warder family mr warder with olive mitchell and his two young daughters elvera and hazel were bathing prior to the evening gathering of the 17th annual tent meeting of the bible conference it was just about six oclock end tiie two warder girls left the water to dress and get supper ready while still in the dressing room tlte mitchell girl was heard to scream and the two girls rushed out to see what was up realizing that the girl in the water was in danger of drowning and unable to see their father they rushed to a nearby camper for help their screams attracted mr and mrs h pearce who rushed out their boat and recovered tlte body of the girl floating on the surface with life extinct efforts to find the body of mr warder were unsuccessful until two hours later when it floated to shore a short distance from the camp as no one witnessed tlte actual tragedy just how tiie two people lost their lives will always remain a mystery it is believed however that they did not drown but that the girl saw mr warder in difficulties screamed and fainted iter hear giving out right then mr warder had been swimming about and it is thought his heart suddenly gave out so that ho went under in view of tlia girl this supposition is borne out by the fact that his heart was not strong and by the further evidence tiiat no water was found in the lungs ot either victim miss mitchell went to port bur- well to visit the warder family and could only swim a short distance while the preacher was a fairly strong swimmer rev a g warder was pastor of the mennonlte church at aylmer where lie was most successful in the work and was president of- the ministerial association of the town he was 45 years of age oliver mitchell who went over from aylmer was only 10 years of age and a loveable girl the both funerals were held from aylmer rev s goudie of stouffville was summoned on the night of the tragedy and rushed to the scene to assist the bereaved wife and children in their trouble lie conducted the funeral service which was partici pated in by all the ministers of aylmer while hie body was taken to lions head for burial a strange coincident in connection with the grief which has overcome mrs warder is the fact that when she was a small girl her father grandfather and an uncle were all drowned in michigan while on a fishing trip dr d c smith is spending i week it wooilville mr ueorge kiloh of the east end is spending a few days in toronto miss dorothy ferguson has return ed home from spending two weeks in toronto james blanehard m p p for ontario was in stouffville one day last week mrs james addison of sharon ontario is visiting her cousin mrs lemon baker west end mrs minnie wright of churchill is spending some time with her nephew mr 11 d sawyer mrs chas conner sixth line markham has returned home after spending a week visiting friends in toronto mr and mrs simeon flint of rochester xy were guests with mr and mrs frank baker over sunday mrs w j payne and children of markham visited a few days with her parents mr and mrs geo brownsberger mr h e hyde christian church pastor has returned front a holidaying at his parents home in virginia u s a mrs s w hastings spent labor j day with her sister in toronto join ing a party on a boat trip over lake ontario mrs a j ward accompanied her daughter and grandaughter as fat- as toronto on their return to boston on tuesday dr langtry sloan mr w b sloan ami son billie of churchill spent thursday with sir and sirs ii d sawyer sirs a s leaney left today to spend some weeks with her sister at slinden who was here for the funeral of the late sir leaney sirs f marshall and children have returned to town after spend ing the summer at their cottage at maple beach lake simcoe sirs d crummie of toronto spent the week with sirs david watson also sir and sirs robt hynes of toronto spent the holiday weekend with her mother sirs d watson sir and sirs chas quarles and family of atlanta georgia and sir and sirs thos shropshire of bel- haven out spent sunday with sir and sirs chas conner oth line markham sir wallace cameron of cherter- ton intl has been spending a month with his aunts sirs geo brownsberger and sirs c kestor and other relatives returned home yesterday visitors with sir and sirs thos birkett last week at their summer cottage lit be slusseltnan were his uncle sir r c birkett wife and three children from western canada whore sir birkett is a cnr con ductor also an uncle of mr john graham wife and daughter of ithica xy roost raiders operating again three whitchurch farmers suffer loss no paper in accordance with our usual custom and that of many of the best weeklies in ontario the tribune will take a holiday next week there will he no issue of the paper on sept 11 the office will be open however to take care of any job printing that is required during the interval lite editor will attend the annual conven tion of the canadian weekly press association to be held in halifax at the same time visiting in quebec and prince edward island over the top just at this time a word about the success of our continuation school tor the past year might lie of interest to parents it is interesting to note that last term the local academy ob tained the best record in the history of the school in the matter of middle school junior matriculation the upper school record for 1930 was al so outstanding with s75 per cent passing passing middle school junior slatri- culation was 112 per cent higher than any previous year in the history of the continuation school as a re ference to some of the best years will show in the following table 1930 sc2 per cent 1929 736 per cent 192s c31 per cent 1927 64 per cent 1926 6s per cent 1926 cs percent 1925 75 per cent 1924 6s per cent goodwood sliss laura todd of whitby spenl the week end at her parents home sirs w storry has some of her relatives from quebec visiting with her sir and sirs lome smith sir and sirs j sicgreggor of toronto visited sir and sirs jos crawford the lol 572 meets in the hall on friday night for important busi- ess and visiting brethren will be in attendance edna foskett and lloyd wagg who won signal success at stouffville continuation school last term are both attending uxbridge high school for their senior matriculation a picture ot bobby harden ap peared in the last issue of tiie sun day school canadian boy paper he being one of the winners in the puzzle contest the award was a book and a certificate bloomington sirs slefaddon and daughter of durham spent last week at e a storry sirs geo slccormick of sudbury is vlslking at the home of her parents w a focklers the servico in the united church will be at 7 pm next sunday sept 7th dr and sirs j j siatheson of toronto also sliss mclean of detroit spent sunday at e a storrys russel hill and daughter of peterboro spent the weekend at his homo hero sir and sirs edgar smith and daughter of toronto were home for the holiday sir and sirs wm davis of everett mich called on sirs win storry last week sliss luella paisley has returned homo after spending the summer at jacksons point school reopened on wednesday and stanley rose has been engaged as our new teacher for the coming year chicken thieves have been active in the district north of mussulmans lake during the past week three farmers have beeu victimized and no elue as yet is forthcoming as to who the thieves are john clark lost 23 birds tlte dog gave the alarm on the night the chickens were taken but the family failed to pay attention to the animal next morning they knew what it was all about a complete clean out was made on the farm of win hood only eight lonesome birds from a large hock were left the thieves worked so deftly that not the slightest warning was given of their presence w ii slcmullen lost a number of birds but we could not ascertain the ex tent of his loss up to press time in conversation with reeve ii kidd of whitchurch who lives in the territory victimized in this raid lie intimated that he would recom mend to the township council that a liberal reward be offered as a further incentive to hunt down these manraders council meets on satur day when the matter will be introduced altona the monthly meeting of the wi will he held at the homo of mrs thompson auia on wednesday sept 10th at 230 pm program roll call a favorite apple recipe reading mrs k elson community singing paper by mrs w parker hospitality as- was and is current events mrs w slack flower show 1st and 2nd prizes given for best bouquet of g gladiolas 1st and 2nd prizes for best mixed bouquet not more than twelve varieties aurora to build new rink out of nine tenders received from leading construction firms in york county w g green co of aurora with a bid of 14000 was awarded the contract to build the new- aurora sports arena by aurora council last friday the proposed new arena will be of steel construction it will be 19s feet long and 101 feet wide having an ice surface of 175 by 75 the build ing will be constructed in the shape of a horseshoe with the entrance at the large end just inside the en trance there will be- a refreshment stand and on each side of the entrance at the same end will be two players dressing rooms and womens and mens rest rooms there will al so be a room set aside for the in stallation of an artificial ice plant the accepted tender is far below what council expected to pay how ever green in the deal obtains the old building for his own uses he may use some of the lumber in the new building the new arena will be situated on yonge street just north of the water works at the present time there is a mortgage to be discharged on the lot as soon as this mortgage is wiped of w g green will start work among the churches baptist church rov ww fleischer pastor remember the prayer meetings wednesday s pm sunday 615 pm t t t t b1xom1xgtox ringwood ai- toxa and shadow ijake e morton preacher sunday sept 7th 1930 bloomingtou 11 am shadow lake 4 pm ringwood 7 pm the best kind ot gathering in the world is made up of worshipers lot us meet with them next sunday t t t t baker hill and sixth line baptist churches w s whltcombe b a pastor sunday sept 7th 1930 1030 am baker hill 7 pm sixth lino t t t t presbyterian church rov w h fuller pastor sunday sept 7th 1930 2 p m sunday school 3 p in evening worship t t t t united church op canada rev thos laidlaw ma pastor sunday sept 7th 1930 10 a in s s and bible classes 11 am morning worship 7 pm evening service tuesday sept 9lh at s pm meeting of the ofiicial board you are cordially welcomed to all services t t t t christian churches stouffville and churchill f e hyde minister sunday sept 7th 1930 10 am stouffville sunday school 11 am the misnamed parable 200 pm church hill s school 3 pm preaching 7 pm dare wo forget god the first of a series of sermons on the ten commandments we invite the public to worship witit us in these services a cor dial welcome to all t t- t t mknnonixe church s s shantz pastor friday evening s pm quarterly business and fellowship sleeting in charge of presiding elder s goudie sunday sept 7th 1930 10 am ordinance and fellowship service 11 am preaching and communion service presiding elder s goudie in charge 7 pm preaching pastor in charge altona 7 pm s goudie in charge baptismal service at altona pond sunday at 3 oclock radio service complete uptodate equipment for work on all battery and electric sets for efficient prompt service at reasonable prices it will pay you to investigate phone markham 2603 stewart beare stouffville cafe open daily 8 am to 12 pm fish and chips lunch ice cream drinks and candies tobaccos 0mb exhibition specials august 23 to september 6th return fare 215 includes exhibition admission ticket and coach transfer to and from terminal inside the exhibition grounds return tickets good until september 8th leave stouffville daily g25 am and 810 am except sunday standard time also regular coaches leave stouffville for toronto 625 am daily except sunday and holidays 845 a m sunday and holidays only 1110 am 240 pm 745 pm saturday sunday and holidays only return coaches leave direct from exhibition to connect with special coach leaving bay at dundas for stouffville at 945 pm standard time gray coach lines