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vol xlv no 18 stouffville ontario thursday july 13th 1933 a v nolan publisher insecticides we carry a full line of insect icicles fresh ami full strength paris green arsenate of lead blue stone deohloricide flyton fut suredeath black lkaf40 flycoils wilsons fly pads tanglefoot new talkie theatre opens this thursday the realm of sport baseball results perhaps the closest game of the season so far was played on friday night last when the locals journey ed to uxbridge to defeat the northerners 30 bruce lehman pitched an almost perfect game ai- the new stanley talkie picture j lowing uxbridge but two hits al n f0 tll thi though the strikeouts were few the held was splendidly covered each team chalking up only one error whitchurch doubles bounty sheepkilling dogs outstanding taxes for 1932 in traffic j m storey the druggist home of quality drugs stouffviiles private nursing home church street graduate nurse in attendance medical convalescent and maternity cases accepted private and semiprivate rooms weekly rates 20 and 25 inspection invited phone 191 mrs e r good medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county thursday evening and will presen a picture also on friday and satur day evenings patrons of the theatre will undoubtedly be proud of the iew amusement place with its pitched floor affording everybody a view of t lie screen and the comfort able opera seats the lighting effect is modern and 1 leasing in every detail while the high and lofty ceiling will afford ample scope for the sound effect as well as assuring the patrons of the building being cool at all times the opening picture will be a paramount special entitled the night of juno 13 the comedy picture is entitled the singing plumber jthe standard admission will be 23c with children 12 years or under ad mitted for 15 night of june 13 will he shown three nights july 131415 on saturday evening there will he two shows 7 and 9 oclock thursday evenings programme starts at s oclock the lone voter 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 d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds office over the bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 130 to 530 phono office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 101 successor to late dr j t store when a vote of the congregation was polled in the united church last sunday morning on the ques tion of closing off the sunday even ing service for the next four weeks mr g r w thomas sunday school superintendent church caretaker and courier of his majestys royal mail definitely established himself as the lone voter because for the second year in succession g r w stood alone for keeping open house as it were not that everyone present voted to apply the closuro process but when the minister called for those opposed to closing off the evening service the caretaker on whom falls much oi the work stood out in hold relief as a symbol of sabbath as usual he was the sole one to cast his vote for a sunday evening service a few declined to vote at all the chief reason for closing down instead of engaging a supply minister while the regular one is absent on holidays is said to be that the attendance is so small that such action is not warranted either from the financial or spiritual point of view uxbridge came forth with a new twirler in the person of george smith while their old standby bill clark held up the third base posi tion the one man who seemed to get under the new pitchers wool the most was jack pennock who slam med out two singles and a double in four times at bat cook was next in line for the batting honours gett ing single and a double in his four turns scoring was nil until the sixth innings when cook crossed the plate for the first tally and no hits and a walk in the seventh netted two more counters and although ux bridge pressed hard in the final moments the local boys held them to a shutout runs hits eros stouffville 3 7 1 uxbridge 0 2 1 a second successive win over uxbridge was scored on tuesday of this week when the locals defeated them 70 at stouffville once more stouffville were confronted with a new pitcher hut this failed to have any effect as they came through easily with twelve hits jack pen nock did the twirling for stouffville striking out nine men and allowing but four hits lou lehman starred as the local slugger knocking out a triple a double and a single in four turns at bat the local rallies came in the fourth and fifth innings when they scored three runs each time stouffville was forced to do some slight shifting in their lineup in the fourth innings when their third baseman ueg button suffered a twisted ankle while making a safe slide to second runs hits eros stouffville 7 12 3 uxbridge 0 4 3 lineup stouffville c lou lehman p jack pennock lb h cook 2b w boad- way 3b reg button ss d hodgins rt a pope cf pete clendening if doc smith uxbridge c hill p h burchell lb a walters 2b c stewart 3 b bill clark ss g stewart rf n norton ct king if acton whitchurch township amounted to 9616 collector frank steckley told tho municipal council on saturday at their regular meeting for july of this amount ss316 is unpaid again st farm lands and 1300 on sub divisions including wilcox and musselmans lake the amount looked plenty large and it was said that in fairness to those who had paid their taxes a strenuous effort should be made to force payment wherever possible a resolution was passed providing for an added 5 per cent penalty on and after sept 1st this means that all delinquents who fail to settle up by sept 1st will pay 10 per cent on their original tax bills as a live per cent penalty is now in force a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance loanada life assurance co also automobile and fire thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stoutlvllle legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phono iso gormley norman a keys h scott ritchie ritchie keys barristers solicitors continental life building 371 bay street toronto 2 telephone ad 9767 l e oneill successor to w j mather stouffvlllo funeral director and kmbalmkr night and business phono 9801 day service residence phone 9820 stewart beare phone markham 2601 or to bratbwaites hardware inl radio repairing a zerrlce yon will appreciate send tho tribuno to absent friends mr josuha lehman is spending a few days at the home of his son wesley at claremont our miller- mr frank harvey who was so painfully injured re cently is now quite active again mrs sarah steckley is spending a few days at the home of her daught er cora at warnfleot- ontario mr and mrs walter henderson with mr and mrs a l winger motored to ridgeway ontario over the weekend times are beginning to pick up around this burg according to the building and painting boom miss nancy cobor decided on white trimmed with green mr homer wilson decided on cream with a brilliant rod mr jas connor lias painted his residence white with a black trim mr harvey cober and family have recently moved to the sixth line where ho is now manager of the farm formerly occupied by mr russel mortson mr iclaronco steckley our local carpenter and general jobber is busily engaged doing the odd re pairs needed in our humble town ho recently added a bay window to the east side of miss cobers rest deuce on main st west mr steckley is at present re- modolling mr doners storecorner of main and dawes road tho de partmental store has just recently been remodelled on tho inside as well if this is the first you have known this a trip of inspection would bo well worth while mr g l thomson aviator with his wife and family have moved into the brillinger house at new gormley mr albert cook is getting to bo quite a hand at painting just look at the cook residence albert did it its not too bad albert mr and mrs wm hoiso accom panied by tho misses stella helse vera hilts and clara l steckley motored to walslngham near st thomas over sunday on friday of last week the late mrs samuel smith was laid to rest at edgely with a sorvlco at the house the homo of her daughter mrs joshua hilts and from there to the hoiso hill church with burial at edgely perfect weather conditions pre vailed on monday evening for the annual lawn bowling tournament for the eckhardt silver cup held on the local greens twenty rinks or eighty bowlers participated the fine cup presented personally by mr eckhardt going to alf binns rink ot newmarket in fact the canal town bowlers carried off three of five prizes awarded in addition to binns rink winning the cup with a score of 44 and a plus of one harry marshalls rink from newmarket won third with 30 and jellys rink fourth with 2 wins a c burk- holders stouffville rink won second with a score of 41 while frys rink from aurora won the prize for high est score one win mr eckhardt took a keen intorest in the evening competition and was called on by mr james iratcliff president to make the presentations doyles rink from newmarket got the cherry pie for lowest total score and they sure enjoyed it in an effort to curb the mutton- eating dogs which have been so costly tho bounty for killing an animal chasing sheep has been doubled the resolution covering the reward passed unanimously it was moved by councillors ratcliff and morton and reads as followsthat this council pay 10 for any dog destroyed found killing sheep also 15 for any dog destroyed caught killing sheep within two miles of brodies sheep ranch at lot 13 con 7 and that any one member of council be notified of the killing of such dog forthwith hon george s henry as minister of agriculture notified council on the finding of the govt sheep valuer ernest robson on the appeal of mr james brodie on or about oct 30 and nov 6 last- 2 sheep were killed and 3 injured on which the town ship valuer elmpr clarks award was appealed mr brodie was allowed on appeal for two southdowns killed 2s 3 breeding ewes injured 42 and general flock damage 15 total 85 an advance of about 25 over tho township valuers findings the provincial treasurers state ment for railway tax due the town ship totalled 20442 from which was deducted 146 for four patients in the ontario hospitals at 10c per day the patients are wm a brown matilda kenyon dodge trent and frank willis the ontario government collects a tax from the railways and returns it to the municipalities in this manner the firm of wilson co claims investigators notified council that in their opinion tlu townships insur ance co were uot liable for claim of w mccauley re accident on road which they hold is in good condition considering the amount of a motion by councillors toole and morton awardel j a clark 10 for two sheep killed by dogs a second sheep claim was paid to chas dennid of 3 on motion by councillor ralcliii and deputy reevo n rae reeve h kidd presided over the meeting the following road account were ordered paid wpattendenmalntdiv 25 107s0 w pattendeu grader blede 400 f steckley 40 yards gravel 800 g w baker tile 700 rollio scott for div 19 1600 w beach 4460 w botham gravel 2020 roy howlett for div 10 655 art emmerson dragging 800 w beach for div 41 8025 elmer scott div 19 5325 w j robinson maintenance w j robinson niaint 360 clarence preston maint 120 walt steckley niaint 160 les preston maint 3307 d preston maint 14300 murray barnes for div 40 4400 w empringham div 17 13230 l peterson div 36 19070 john petch div 9 16360 chas brandon div 27 962 g o wright grease 25 herb wells for div 3 14550 john petch div3 820 peter fergusonfor div39 2663 a penrose for div 5 15626 h mcclure for div 2s 1000 h pegg for div 42 715 j ii widdifield salary 9750 seneca baker gravel 1060 g w baker gravel 9570 townline south 7335 c brandon drggaagging 450 w cockerill div 46 1900 results in music at the toronto conservatory of music the following pupils ot mrs h b barnes were successful primary piano gordon birkett elementary elaine baker lion pupils of mrs h gilbert passed as follows junior vocal anna scott hon primary ertna grubin hou among the churches miss agnes klinck pupil ot mrs myrtle beebe monks was successful in passing her intermediate piano examination ot the toronto con servatory of music with honors tak ing a mark of seventy seven which by the way is just three marks below first class honors tho following pupils of anne lehman were successful in passing the examination held here june 2s primary piano beryl brillinger kathleen kellington elementary leone lazenbyhon atcm conditioned in inter pretation ot pieces miss myrtle watson altona home over the canada ingot iron co culvert 15165 w simpson for div 37 f monkman div 2 w woods maintenance george hood for div 30 municipal spray co road oil general account municipal world collectors roll banner press advertising municipal world supplies h pegg valuing sheep murray ramer trip whitby dadson constable williams constable beach the tribune supplies roy icook watch broadies sheep j a clark valuing sheep relief account paid blain bros groceries a g snider groceries dr devens medical 5050 9100 600 7870 52500 1732 475 84 150 300 12700 2100 1200 450 73 s9 857 250 goodwood and tho wedding hells are again ringing 1si mr and mrs fred baston are visiting friends in mt albert mrs dr darling and helene spent a few days in toronto last week mr and mrs fred woodland are visiting the worlds fair at chicago mr elwood baston is the clerk in mr c w watsons store mrs howard harper is at present away with her parents as her father is in very poor health mr wilbur legato is at his home hero owing to the very low condition of his father the rev l legate ballantrae the annual united church garden party will ho held on wednesday july 19 at the home of reevo and mrs kidd good program orchestral music and scotch comedians supper from 6 oclock until all are served all welcome thedotninionstores tako advantage of these attractive prices this week way the management handled things at the cemetery the service was preached by irev mr bushel mili tary chaplain whoso discourse was eloquent and appropriate the good wood orchestra added a note of solemnity with their music and assisted greatly in the hymns it was fitting that mr john mccullough should be chairman for the after noon the improved appearance of the grounds was favorably comment ed on by the visitors and the at tendance was placed at 500 the determination of uxbridge village to have ontario county tako over a roadway east to meet the lindsay highway hasbeen success ful although people living in good wood and in fact all uxbridge township farmers would have been delighted had the county refused to assume any more roads until thoso now under their control are in better condition or given a tavvla top the action of ontario county council at its juno session means that a hard top road perhaps cement will be mr and mrs frank ledgett son trom uxbridge village east to the highway while the old stouffvlllo glad to report that mrs thos baston who has been in lockwood clinic for a number ot weeks is greatly improved and her family are anxiously looking for her to be home once more red pkt tea lb 20- molasses kisses lb 10c merry wives pastry lb 50c 23 tea chests each 15c 25 barrels each 25c peanuts lb 10c rich coffee lb 30c domino coffee lb 20c ginger snaps 3 lbs 25c duplex creams 2 lbs 20c marmlll growing mash 2 lb 5c marmill growing scratch 2 lbs 5c classic clenser 5 tins 2lc 2 lb peanut butter 20c 2 lb welner mustard 10c tiger salmon lb 2i- domino blk powd lb 15c v roadway manager donald and lady friend of toronto and mr and mrs roy brawn and little bobby ot raglan were visiting at mr george mayes on sunday the following visitors wero with mr and mrs e w davis on sun day mr and mrs geo lee and family of stouffvillo mr and mrs jake wagg and family of kinsale and mr and mrs fred palmer and family of uxbridge tho goodwood lol held a church service sunday aftornoon parading to thebaptlst church where rev mr homer delivered the ad dress tho procession looked smart 3ith their band of pipers at tho conclusion ot this service tho orangemen paraded to the comctory and took part in the decoration service there the weather last sunday was very gracious as if in accord with the sentiment of open air public meot- ings thus did it assist tho goodwood cemetery decoration service to a great extent everything was well planned and the splendid crowd road will remain in its present con dition which resembles a washboard the county council also agreed to cemontlng five miles ol road up near cannington right away theso matters passed the council plolated by the county road committeo whose chairman 13 jack low with out any protest whatever trom ux bridge township representatives to county council our township will pay their share for these new roads when they are built and the rate payers can still ask why is it that uxbridge township is tho only southern municipality in the whole county to be denied a tarvla or cement road in view of the tact that our taxes go to build all the othor roads one would think it was our turn to be considered what a wonderful argument a roovo has hero to use it ho were so minded hugh thomas struck off last week on another bicycle tour which may surpass his trip of last year when ho cycled to quebec icity this time ho intended to make the journey an must have been delighted with the even longer one ernie davis was weekend mr a jones visited with friends in toronto on sunday miss i barkey spent friday with mr and mrs fred raymer mrs brooks is spending a few days with her sister mr wm mckay miss florence tindall spent sun- day with miss hazel yake mrs m dunkheld of atha visited her mother last week mrs j millard was a visitor at a lewis one day last week mr and mrs h mcintosh visited friends in oshawa ou thursday last miss evelyn brown is engaged with mrs ed hoover during the summer holidays master billy firstbrook of tor onto is visiting friends in this neighborhood mrs brantton and children are spending a few holidays with her brother mr a chambers a number of our farmers expect to cut wheat this week which looks like an early harvest you will have to have more prac tise boys at baseball or the girls will be beating you 108 at sunday school last fabbath that was a fine showing keep up the good work dont forget even though it is warm weather our local butchers are still busy give them a chance miss b carter and miss b ree- sor were guests at w reesor on sunday mr and mrs earl mcmullen and murray spent sunday with mr and mrs mcmullen at stouffville mr and mrs f walker and family of zephyr visited with mr and mrs e howsam ou sunday mr and mrs a davis and esther visited with mr and mrs j mcdon ald kinsale one day last week mr and mrs m dunkeld and clifford and mr and mrs f draper were visiting at f waggs on sun day mr and mrs d crosier and two daughters attended the decoration and memorial service at utica on sunday the girls organized class were entertained by tho bloomington christian endeavour society on tuesday evening last the w i met at the homo ot mrs wm mckay on wednesday afternoon last with record atten dance mr and mrs h mcintosh left on monday for blyth to attend the funeral of their cousin wo extend our sincero sympathy our mill pond is a great place to get refreshed most every afternoon or evening you see folks enjoying themselves como on in tho waters fine mr and mrs a e davis and esther spent last thursday with thoir daughter and husband mr and mrs j mcdonald at greenwood miss audrey fossy is spending a holiday with her undo mr o madlll and family her parents mr and mrs a fossey of toronto wero al so hero on sunday stouffville baptist church sunday july 16 1933 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship please remember the prayer services wednesday at s pm sunday at 615 pm you afe invited to all of the above services t t t t stouffvuile presbyterian church rev v h fuuer ba sunday july 16 1933 service withdrawn for july t t t t ballantrae bloomington lemonville united churches rev jac kell pastor sunday july 16 1933 11 am musselmans lake church dst 230 pm st bloomington 700 pm st lemonvllle the young people will meet at george cooks at lemonvllle the ladies of ballantrae are hav ing their annual garden party at the homo of mr and mrs herman kidd on july 19th patronize this event and you will be sure to get your moneys worth admission 35c and 20c t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laidlmv ma pastor sunday july 16 1933 1000 am s s and bible class 1100 am divine worship sub ject a question all must answer revherhert lee will be the preacher mrs harold lewis will be the soloist in the morning evening service will be withdrawn you are cordially welcome to all these services t t t t mennonite church stouffvuile rev s cressmnn pastor sunday july 16 1933 1000 am sunday school 1100 am preaching service 700 pm evening service do not miss the opportunity ot gathering in gods house strangers welcome t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday july 16 1933 no church member claims to have reached perfection the aim of each should daily be to become better than they are let us go on unto perfection heb6l the lords supper will be ad ministered next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm ringwood 700 pm altona let the lord himself be our chief attraction as we enter his house for worship t t t t stoubtville and church hill christian churches chester o sommcr minister sunday july 16 1933 stouffvlllo 1000 am ss bible classes 1115 am regular sunday morn ing service evening service withdrawn churciull 200 pm ss bible classes 300 pm worship and preaching thursday 730 pm everyone is invited to a social evening ot games otc at the homo of mr a clark all are invited to the services berths gillhnm at the private nurlng homo church st stouffville on july 11th 1933 to mr and mrs milton glllham thelma miller ringwood a daughter 4ft cedar beach dance gardens north shoro musselmans lake music battle saturday july lbj continuous music geo sauths commnders two orchestras russ barreca and his famous orchestra old tyme and modorn dancing every thursday by the junior farmers orchestra gentlemen 25c ladles free