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filnttit xol xlv no20 stouffville ontario thursday july 27th 1933 a v nolan publisher muskeekee kccotistruitlvf tonic and lllonl iuriffrr kamiskotia squaw an interesting lady whitchurch enters an appeal muxkeekeo is particularly effective in long standing ailments such as asthma chronic bronchitis nervous breakdown chronic indi gestion etc a highly con centrated tiplo strength puro indian herbs over 60 adult doses tor 100 j m storey the druggist home of quality drugs medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 coroner for york county stouffvilles 5 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 b it good dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate ot royal college ot dental surgeons and ot 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 phone office 1011 residence 1015 veterinary s t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to late dr j t store a c kennedy chiropractor churoh st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire co one day last week stouffville entertained an indian squaw from kamlskotia her name is mangle and she is of uncertain age prob ably 72 maggie was in stouffville in company with mr and mrs siddail and mrs bailey ct toronto who came here to spend a short time with old friends mrs hutchin son and her two daughters maggie still mushes her dogs and can carry a hundred pound of flour on her back and according to an interview given a toronto paper sho is the one gal in the north to whom all the lads take off their hats she is staying at tho home of mr siddail in tor onto who is general manager of tho jamieson exploration co new ontario this sturdy squaw is paying her first visit to a big city and her impressions are highly interesting sho has jetblack bobbed hair and a grin a yard wide slip is re fined nonetheless she and her hubby bill leclair have a shack at kamisotia lake 23 miles from timmins she is a cliippawa maid en and does 75 per cent of tho work tending the traps this is as bill thinks it ought to bo she covers 3 0 miles a- day on snowshoes and in summer she fishes maggie thinks she would like to iivo down here because so far as she could see no ono does any work although boots make her feet sore and for comfort sho turns to her own moccasins in newspaper interview sho told of the only two occasions sho over shed tears one was when her first husband bob martin died and again when she assist ed in bringing out the body of t a jamieson over the train this was perhaps her chief exploit mr jamieson was the founder of the jamieson co in the north and in a dying condition she and bill brought him over the trail the husband drove the dog team while maggie broke the trail ahead for 15 miles through a blinding snow storm mr jamieson died on the route had the visit to stouffville of imaggie leclair been known ahead of time it would surely have called for a civic welcome at a special meeting of the whit church township council held at vandorf on friday evening it was decided to enter an appeal against the decision of judge widdifield given at aurora two weeks ago ex empting the vanostrand estate of 2s5 acres at vandorf from paying taxes on the 10500 assessnisnt at the court of appeal held in june the assessment was sustained by the council and an appeal was entered and aired before the county judge at aurora who re versed the decision of the court by giving a total exemption including school tax at solicitor mr harry naughton it was decided to carry tho case to a higher court and it will come up at osgoode hall this fall the large farm is rented to the mens hostel of toronto who have about 40 un employed on the place the hostel pay a rental of s00 per year and if allowed to go tax free it will create a hardship on the remaining tax payers in that particular school section there is 100 acres of workable ho for the coast on- wednesday morning this week messrs john ratcliff henry brill- inger and harry klinck left on a motor trip to the pacific coast this is mr brilliugers first visit to the west and thus one of his dreams is come true the route for the other passengers is not by any means new so j w is acting as chief- pilot while h o will be chief cook when they choose to camp out the trio expect to be away for six weeks goodwood mrs wm todd and dora has re turned home after spending a week at wasaga beach miss eva laichum and mr art ler the parental f the special meeting on friday 9f s u the advice ot the township land under cultivation which is worked by tho men from toronto mr and mrs j f heid and daughters viola mr and mrs wm porter visited friends at coboconk on sunday mrs andrew taylor invited a few- friends in on monday evening to witness an aluminum waterless cook ing demonstration rev dr d a shore of fort myers florida is speaking to the baptist young people on tuesday night on tho subject the torn testament dr shore will also speak to the united league on wed- cook makes fine showing despite errors civic holiday iu response to the general wish of tho ratepayers of stouffville i hereby proclaim monday august 7 1933 as icsvic holiday for the vill age of stouffville and call upon all ratepayers and business men to observo the same by order w e morden reeve earl cook the local boy on the pitching lineup with the toronto maple leaf ball team stood the test on saturday he made his first start of the season on the mound for the leafs in the second game of the double header at toronto stadium against rochester although ro chester won 42 the lad on the mound whom toronto papers de lighted to call a city boy but who is none other than a product of bill mathers stouffville ball team was nt to blame rochester scored their four runs unearned and off errors on the part of the leafs fielding cook turned in a mighty fine effort according to daily press reports which were fully corroborated by local fans present he uncorked that famous stinger ball in all he allowed but six hits over the seven innings contest and struck out tom carey and george selkirk noted sluggers while he allowed four walks earl deserved to win his game hut he won something else a permanent birth with the leafs sutton snatches gam 13 stowed away once thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phone 18202 stouffville legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public etc stouffville ontario phone 180 norman a keys h scott ritchie ritchie keys barristers solicitors continental life building 371 bay streot toronto telephone ad 9767 l e oneill successor to w j stouffville mather funeral director and embalmkr night and business phone 980 day servloe residence phone 3820 stewart beare phone markham 2608 or to brathwaltes hardware ni radio repairing a service yon will appreciate send the tribune to absent friends noon altona miss evelyn reesor spent sunday with miss beatrice carter mr and mrs j w madill are visiting witli their son mr oliver madill and family miss kate reesor has just return ed from a weeks visit with frionds around gravenhurt the girls class meeting which was to be hold this friday at miss b carters has been postponed mr and imrs delos morris of michigan have returned homo after spending a week with friends here miss hilda madill and friend also howard st john and evelyn baker of stouffville motored to guelphand niagara falls ono day recently a large number from here enjoy ed themselves at the sunday school picnic held at mussolmans lake last week mr and mrs oliver madill and marjorio also mr and mrs j mad ill where at uxbrldgo on sunday attending camp meeting mr and mrs carnaghan of scarhoro rev h d crozler and mrs crozier of kfkorlng vlsitod with mr and mrs h mcintosh on thursday last mr fred crossln miss lota bunker also mr and mrs norman bunker motored to lake couchl- chlng on sunday where miss bunker will spent somo holidays tho w i picnic was held on the school grounds on friday aftcrnqon last racing and other sports occu pied the attention of all present and after a jolly tlino spent around seventy sat down to a splendid pic nic supper sorved in tho basement of the school the grounds being somewhat damp on account ot an occasional shower during tho after- the biggest balloon ascension of the baseball season was witnesed by the fans at the league game in mem orial park on tuesday evening the locals had the lead on sutton by 9 to 2 when the home aggregation weakened in the fifth and fumbled things so badly that the northerners stepped in with eight runs and end ed the period one up by 109 luck soon favored tho homebrews once more however and they notched two runs after being handed two walks followed by a double from reg button which brought stouffvilles only other runs three walks and an error allowed sutton three more runs before the game ended making a final score 13 to 11 in favor of the lakeside visitors lehman start ed the pitching for stouffville was followed by cook and later pen- nock they allowed sutton 6 hits and received 10 eight errors again st 3 largely accounted for tho fatal i results of the game lemonville the ladles of the lemonvillo united church will hold a garden party on the lawn at mr walter grays on friday august 4 ice cream and cako good program admission adults 25c chllrcn 15 nesday evening this is a fine oppor tunity to hear two good addresses and it is to be hope 1 that everyone will avail themselves of the oppor tunity to visit both union and league we extend good wishes to mr and mrs harry pugn whose marriage took place on wednesday last mr pugh who is the only son of mr and mrs david pugh was a former goodwood boy we wish the young couple much happiness miss helene darling has gone to otter lake to spend a few weeks dont forget the ice cream social on thursday evening at mr j e waggs a good program by the allandale young people mrs jepp of st catherines is spending a few days with her cousin miss legate a very pleasant afternoon and evening was spent last friday at the homo of mr and mrs j e wagg in honor of mr waggs mothers mrs n wagg birthday it was her s9th year only the immediate family were there seventeen in numbers tho dining room was tastefully decorated with flowers the table was attractively set and trimmed iu pink the birthday cake was loaded with its eighty candles and certain ly looked lovely imrs wagg is a very fine lady and as this event was totally a surprise to her it was a wee bit touching however she holds her own with the most and so in all a very pleasant time was spent another pleasant time was spent at the home of mr and mrs thos baston when her daughters and daughterinlaw gathered to cele brate her seventieth birthday on monday evening july 24 mrs bas ton has not been long home from lockwood clinic where she under went a serious operation and could not stand too much commotion hence a quiot time was enjoyed congratulations are here extended to both mrs ba3ton and mrs wagg water supply is back to normal following the shortage of water in tho town reservoirs as reported in our last issue the situation is now changed since the last issue of the home town paper men have been at work under instructions from the water committee of the council and have been able to in crease the flow from the four wells and a coffer dam to such an extent that the reservoirs are again filled with the desired refreshing liquid in view ot the fact that the res ervoirs filled during the extreme dry spell it is ample proof that plenty of water is available for all reasonabe purposes and so long as the bylaw is observed to use lawn hose two hours per day we- could withstand any drought season yet on record the council wo understand in tend to maintain the water bylaw- stipulation of two hours use per day of lawn hose hence the news that water is again normal should not be mistaken as authority to dis regard tho regulations 1933 tax rate is a t churcke down one mill to 35 luil lowusboroukh appointed gather taxes claremont claremont held its annual field day in tho memorial park on wed nesday afternoon july 19th the event was held under the auspices of the park board and proved to be a real success in every way the weather was ideal and the atten dance larger than that of preceding years the sports events attracted a large number of contestants and prizes amounting to 150 were given to the winners ernie bruce and his iind from toronto were on the grounds all afternoon and furnished splendid music refreshment booths provided lunches ice cream and soft drinks and- everyone appeared to thoroughly enjoy themselves in the evening a fine concert was held in the community hall which was filled to capacity some failing to gain admission the artists for the concert were ernie bruco and the members of his band assisted by mr smith and a friend of toronto who contributed guitar selections of hawaiin music after the concert those desiring to do so remained to dance tho total receipts amounted to about 450 and as expenses were kept at a minimum the board has reason to bo well pleased with tho results of its efforts all prizes awarded for sports were donated by local citizens and interested friends at the regular meeting of stouff ville village council held ou tues day evening the tax rate for 1933 was struck at 35 mills on the dollar which is a reduction from the 1932 rate of one mill a bylaw was also completed appointing ludwig lownsborough tax collector at a salary ot 100 for collecting the 1933 levy along with the 2000 tax arrears now out standing the collector will start to work at once on rounding up the unpaid taxes from 1932 while the first instalment of the 1933 levy will become payable on sept 1st councillor weldon introduced the bylaw to strike tho tax rate and councillor rusnell introduced the bylaw to appoint a collector reeve morden presided over the session all members being present except ing councillor watts total taxes 21ci07f the mill tax rate that was struck is divided among the following de partments to raise the amounts here set forth total taxes 2104097 county purposes 560790 village rate 3028 04 road debenture 392184 library grant 50000 street lighting 176400 school purposes 376250 school debentures 300503 mennonite church stouffvjjule rev s cressnuui pastor sunday july 30 1933 10 am sunday school 11 am preaching service 7 pm preaching service strangers welcome t t t t stouffville baptist church sunday july 30 1933 1000 am bible school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening worship please remember the prayer services wednesday at 8 pm sunday at 615 pm you are invited to all of the above services total taxes 2164997 ringwood t t t t stouffville united church rev thos laldluw ma pastor sunday july 30 1933 1000 am s s and bible class 1100 am divine worship rev ce mcleod will deliver the sermon the evening service is withdrawn all are welcome to these services t t t t ballantrae bloomington lemonvelle united churches rov jac kell pastor sunday july 30 1933 30 bloomington 700 pm lemonville the ladies aid ot lemonville are planning an ice cream social at the home of mr and mrs walter gray on august 4th see further an nouncements later ballantrae the annual garden party of ball- antrae united church was held at the farm ot reeve h kidd on wed nesday evening of last week an appetizing supper was followed by an entertaining program the pastor rev ajc kell who is on holidays was present and acted as chairman while the reeve also extended a wel- como to all present pugh nicely dr barkers uncle dead late mrs samuel smith the death occurred on tuesday july 4th of mrs samuel smith at the homo of her daughter mrs joshua hilts gormley in her 91st year deceased was born atkdgeley on august 11th 1s42 and in 1366 sho married samuel smith who pre deceased her in 1s93 surviving are 2 sons and 2 daughtors menno smith of edgolcy mrs joshua hilts gormley joremiah smith richmond hill and mrs jesse bakor concord also twenty grandchildren and seven great grandchildren survive five brothers and three sisters jacob and samuel snider bayfield nicholas and john snider wood bridgo jesse snider new llskcard mrs horner of zephyr mrs catharine winger edgeley all predeceased her the funeral was hold on thursday in holso hill church conducted by rev alvln winger and rov henry welsc in terment followed in edgeley ceme tery william brethour who recently passed away at sunderland was an uncle to dr e s barker of stouff ville and the uxbridge times- journal says regarding his death death claimed another ot our prominent citizens on saturday july 15th 1933 in tho person of william brethour in his 76th year after an illness of nearly a year from heart trouble the funeral took place on monday july 17th 1933 to st johns cemetery brock services being conducted by rev mr patterson of sunderland assisted by mr pegler of sunderland and rov mr howard ot cannington the late william brethour was born in brock township a son ot tho late henry and phoebe brethour and married miss sophia thompson they farmed for some years near stouffville and later in brock after which he carried on the store at vallentyno for somo years and fif teen years ago he wont on the road as a traveller for james lumbers co ot toronto which he continu ed for several years the deceased took an active part in tho municipal lite ot the town ship and served as ireovo deputy- reevo tind councillor for some years as well as being a vory active mem ber of tho bfock agricultural so ciety for many years and was a membor of sunderland lol and tho black knights ho loaves to mourn his death his sorrowing wlfo and three brothers james of sunderland fred of to ronto and wesley of lindsay also a sister mrs barker of roglna sask to whom tho sympathy of the community is extended in their ber eavement wednesday afternoon july 19th the home of the brides parents was the scene of a pretty wedding when grace irene daughter of mr and mrs john nicely was united in marriage to mr harry grant pugh only son of mr and mrs david pugh all of stouffville rr the bride who was given away by her father entered the room to the strains of lohengrins wedding march played by miss edith new man of wiarton and took her placo beneath an arch of evergreens and daisies banked with ferns she wore a gown of beige lace and georgette and carried a bouquet of briar cliff roses and maiden hair fern tho bridesmaid miss reta nicely was gowned in rose crepe and carrlod sweet peas and cornflowers with babys breath mr clarence pugh toronto cousin ot the groom actod as best man tho ceremony was performed by rov w s whit- combe former pastor assisted by rev e smalloy during tho sign ing of tho register miss edith new man sang a garden rosary following tho supper the happy couple loft amid good wishes and much confetti tor toronto grand valley and barrle the bride travell ing in beigo swagger suit with matching accessories on their re turn they will reside on the farm of the grooms parents miss doris sinclair toronto nurse at the eastern hospital spent a week with her parents mr and mrs e r sinclair mr and mrs f c barkey and daughter tillie and mr hackett all of toronto spent sunday with miss ada barkey wintimbers cut a field of oats on monday most of the wheat is cut and in the barns oats aro light but wheat bids fairto yield high the excelsior class of our sun day school was invited to meet with the helping hands class in their regular monthly meeting held at the home of mrs george gower on july 20 after the de votional exercises and business meeting a missionary reading and a short program were given the meeting was an inspiration to all present our town is noted these days for its car accidents their being four over the weekend a toronto car coming from the north down the 8th failed to make tho turn at the corner and crashed into the ditch badly damaging the car one of the seven occupants suffered a broken arm while the others sustained severe cuts and bruises we under stand that two of the passengers are still in hospital another car driven by a toronto gonleman got into a collision with a local bus that was turning off the highway badly damaging the former car weed inspection weed inspector john gowland was in town on monday while on a tour of inspection over the fains in tho north part of markham spocial attention is being given to water henilock a tall weed that is rapidly spreading water hemlock has a heavy stalk and can be detected by its odour which is similar to the carrot this is a dangerous weed a man being poisoned only recently near guelph from its root it is sus pected of being the cause of sever al cattle dying also in various pastures water hemlock is known to some farmers as wild carrot stouffville presbyterian church rev w h fuuer ba sunday july 30 1933 there will be sunday school next sabbath at 10 am note change of time lets have a good attendance at sunday school church services withdrawn tor the month of july t t t t stouffville and churoh hill christian churches chester o sommer minister sunday july 30 1933 stouffville 1000 am ss bible classes 1115 am regular sunday morn ing service speaker jacob grove rlngwood evening service withdrawn churchill 200 pm ss bible classes 300 pm worship and preaching young people in charge of service all are invited to the services t t t t bloomington and ringwood christian churches rev e morton preacher sunday july 30 1933 lord how delightful tis to see a whole assembly worship thee foamlike man with vain prenteu- sions dashing upward sinks and dies treelike saints to full dimensions solidly and slowly rise services next lords day 1100 am bloomington 230 pm rlngwood 700 pm altona we thank god for thoso who are led by his spirit rather than the voice ot tho flesh these warm sun days road rom 8110 sound system improved adjustments mado at the stanley talkie theatre recently opened in slouffvillo has had a decided bene ficial effect on the sound system patrons at the most recent shows say tho acoustics are entirely satis factory now to accomplish this tho propletor has had part of tho wall specially treated and other changes mado tho sound system is very scnsatlvo for oven hanging of a curtain has an effect on it pitched from hay load markham farmer dies vivian a meeting of the members of tho votorans of whitchurch was held at the homo of tho president w e card of vivian on monday july 17th new members wore enrolled after business of the branch was completed refreshments wore served a vote of thanks was moved bycom- rado jakoman seconded by com rade vanostrand a very fine time was had by all stricken with a heart attack when a load of hay on which ho was standing accidentally overturned yesterday albert jagllowio market gardener of tho fifth concession markham township toppled to the ground and died boforo medical asslstanco could reach him jagllowio along with a com panion was loading hay on a small truck at tho time when tho load overturned carrying jagllowio with it dr j macdonald and dr mckajj ot markham wero summoned but on thoir arrival found lite extinct county constable j walker of bhtths kell at cookstown on tuesday july 18th to rev j a c and mrs kell of lemonville tho gift of a daughter r jones at mrs scholls stouffville on wednesday jnly i9a933 to mr and mrs w a jones dick- sons hill a son eldon harry deaths reesor at cedar grove on sun day july 23 1933 icolln d reesor beloved husband of tho late eliza beth rnymer in his 90th year tho funoral took place on wednesday july 26 from his late resldenco at markham investigated no inquest 1 2 pm standard time service at will be held j cedar grove monnonlto church t