Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), August 6, 1903, p. 4

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things you want l5z new ideas we have just received the newest styles by ex press you cant fail to find a belt here to suit vou the newest things in silk or satin elastic leather metal at 25 3550 76 and 150 stock collars just the prettiest thing you ever saw at 25 and 50c lace hose special value in ladies black lace hose very quality only 75c pair fine linen collars ladies linen collars in the newest standupturn down style very low all sizes for men and women the array of delightful summer goods for mens shirts and womens waists to be seen here is bewildering but beautiful you will find by inspecting the price marks that this is the best time to buy we want you to know about these prices consult our advertisements and when you ceme you will be pre pared to buy advantageously in ev rinis selection of patterns at 5 7 8 10 and 1 cents new ginghams and muslins iust the very new est uptodate thing for blouses dresses c from 10c dont forget toaskforourfuke dkoter set hot spell we have light weight suits that have fashion and quality the best you could buy the best that could be made really good material worked into first class suits by workmen who know how to get fash ionable effects you save much in cost and dress fashionable summer suits coats and tests pants white luck jpants coats and vests mens print shirts a new lot just in open back and front open back or front only short or long bossom in a great variety of pretty stripes and colors tfoc 75c 100 ladies parasols just received a new lot of beau ties which we will sell cheap at 100 and 150 see them they are worth more shirt waists a new lot of ladies white muslin waists just in prettily trimmed with embroid ery and insertion going at and 125 200 cunuffe peters touffville ont lxion vis her leftlonvillfci kftpo late for lasts week mrs hov washington has qutto hi for about a weoki mfsa bella mokuen or toronto iled over sunday at thet home of parents mr jos lawson has gono to his anno at liskcard miss alice lunau of markhnni vis ited friends in this vicinity last week miss morioy of toronto is spending holidays at mr j phillips miss j b iienroalitspentting a tfoiio at jacksons point mrand mrs it johnson ol amber visited mr p p steels cast thursday mrs t steel of torontois visiting her son mr p p steel- mr ii fonton of amadore mich spent a day wllib mr j p davis last week t9 j jaroioson of st paul minn rclatlvps in this vicinity last iss mabel derby of toronto a pending a tlmo with friends in this lolnity mr x b cook of winnipeg visited relatives hero tbjs week rev and mrs w eulcaroyd aii family aro spending a weei wito friends in this vicinity miss almeda winterstcin fs spend ing a week in toronto harvesting is in full ewfng anat the bropm nro genorafly good the next meeting or the laaics jhu will bo held at tbo residence of mrs w steel on the 12th inst tho hum of the threshing machine is being henrd in tho land tho misses lucy and mabel plnglc or unlonvillo visited relatives boe labt week frank son of mr a uaymcr broke a bono in hla leg bolow the knee by falling from a threshing machine tho funeraf of miss hnttlo bircli of tho 7th lino took placer to bloomlngton on sunday sho was jjts years or age mrs anniais vislllngf hpr slstorlnj av mrs hov a washington viio faas been qulto ill for a bouplo of weeks mr j r cook teacher jn ho insti tute for tho deaf and dumb at winnl peg visited relatives here last week monoolia mrs s dorley visited with her sister mrs armstrong ballantraofor a law days last week mr and mrs e rcesor v stoatt ville spent sunday at mri wm bed kors miso c degeer was vfeitingvitb friends at mt joy on saturday miss purdy of toronto wasspond- ing a fow days last week with birs k g tarr mrs w coxworth leftrfgr uxbridgq this week mr and mrs henry barkey of stoir if ville wore visitjng relatives here on monday last letters received from mrs wnojua tin or morden manitoba byi hoi fath er mr it curtis and dated july 24th report the weather aa being very fry and warm in that part w the country the orcps wi zot xa aood unless rain comes before harvest wnlctt la expect ed to begin tho ecconuvweek in august miss a curtis was in toronto- oa wednesday church hill fretd free to the ladies erory lady in stoulftille and vicinty is invited to gcollardh piug store to receive a sample package of rexall s- dyes these dyes will dye wool cotton silk jute oi mixed goods they are tile latest improved dyca in the world g collakd solo agent practical and experienced men anu prepared to accept responslbuxandi in brativo positions rrom the beginning wo are glad to noto our suggestion has boon acted upon by the establish ment of the canadian railway instruc hon institute which has been ipcatcjf in tho oddrellows building corner of college and yongo streets toronto upon investigation we rind at the head oi it mr hugh miller as presid ent a gentleman of exceptional ability in that line having bocixfo- itbe past 25 yearo ootinuously fa the service pc the grand trunk railway system lu canada and the united states in eiu- merous responslblopjsitions from that of telegraph operator to chief desoat cher and assistant trainmaster and having recently resigned tho position us agent bay city mich iv coma here and take up tho workj educat ing young men amiwomcajn telegra phy traindespatching freight a ticket clerk and agents work this is much needed and tboyoung people in canada should bo greatly benefited by it establishment toronto world july 11th 1003 died petorracn at stoufvlllo onthure day august oth samuel w ptorman tiged 59 years and 5 months ctho fun era wil moot at tho houso at 130 p in on saturday tho 8tbj inst lor tor- 4 vice thenco proceed to yokes ceme tery ror interment cooks cotton root compound ladles favorite is tho only safe reliable regulator on which woman can depend in tho noun and tlmo of need rrcpared in two degrees of btrcdgth no 1 and no 2l no l for ordinary easea is by far the best dollar medicine known j no 2 pot special eases 10 degrees stronger three dollars per box ladlesask your druggist for cooks cotton root compound tako no other as all pills mixtures and imitations are dangerous no 1 and no 2 are sold ana recommended by all druggists in tho do minion of canada mailed to any address on receipt ofjrlc and four 2cent postage stamps tno cook company f windsor ont xo 1 and so 2 are sold by o collard and g rduncan druggist stouitville mrs a moss and mastonbruco ofto ronto visited her sisterinlaw miss quantz over sunday mr it pow and daughter irene of toronto spent last sunday vritu his sistor mrs ira pryno- miss navlll of unlonvillo visited miss tiodall a fow dayalasf week mr jaj paisley antl daughter have returned home after spending a teyr week at orlllla mr martin roach and family have hioved to their now home in ttfewmar ket mrs ira 3 prynawas calling on rel atives and frends this weeflc rev c e focklor spent a fow days lu newmarket this week mr john wngg or goodwood cpont labt sunday with miss lura pryno mr f l ilalnor b a occupfed tho pulpit hero last sunday hoigavc a vo ry interesting find helpful sermon taking ror his subject goryofiutoinh tho world and preach tho gospel itallantkae tho runeral of the uitciiattie birdh pgcd 10 years tools place fast sunday i nrternoor to the christian oomolory bloomlngton thoro was as fargo at tendance mr georgo jackson and elstor edna of toronto junction woro theiguesw of mr s momullonaias wcok mrs wm mnhon is spending a cojplo pr wcoko with hordaughtortmrsjohn steclo markham mrs w a hiltand chlldron or mon treal aro vrsltlng mrs r mil mr j foasby of torrinto visiting frlcndji here the misjcs laura and blanche eu llott of toronto nro home for their vacation mr sloan is iii railway training some weeks ngo wblla raflwny offi cials were complaining o7 tho scarci ty of experienced holp wc suggested in these cplnmns that spmo means ihould bo tnlcon toward tho praotlcaf training of young men for such post tlons and in so doing turn thorn over to tho different railway companlca as funerals in greece newfirm rgsssffagggmtifsraa todd s cook wholesale and retail dealers in grain portland cement cool grey lline seeds white lime corn lioonnsr paper heans building paper flour and feed coal tar salt in barrels and sacks pifelf plaster of paris litli plasterers hair shingles kock salt plaster hides and skins hiicks potatoes c tile wool tlier are somewhat of n shock to ttte american tonrlat one thing sure to shock tie ameri can tourist is a greek funeral said a recently returned traveler it is a spectacle which most persons of con vention governed decency desire to avoid because the body of the dead is exposed in an open hearse the coffin is shallow so that not only the face and head but the hands and much of the body can be seen from the side walk as the procession moves through hie streets the lid of theeoflin frequently rich ly upholstered and decorated with gar lands and wreaths is carried on the hearse by the undertaker the priest the relatives and other mourners fol low and as the ghastly spectacle moves nlon it is customary for bystanders to remove their head gear and cross them selves in the athens cemeteries graves arc rentedfor n term of gears justleko the habitations of th vjiiiek only the wealthy own burial lots this ik in variably an evidence of wraith or aris tocracy tho poor seldom x of buying a lot or tomb such purchase would be deemed among them an un necessary luxury at the end of the term for which a grave is rented the bones are dug up placed in a bag labeled with the name and date and deposited in a general re ceptacle new york herald rewards for jjosjt property more io t nnrt stolen nrupcs would be rccovortt if the losers would adopt different methods in advertising for their property said a headquarters detective tho other day of course howest persons do not haggle over tho remunhratipn for returning a ocket a dog or anything cse but every one is not built along those lines it may sound very nico to say liberal re ward if returned to owner but there are different ideas of liberality tho sum usually dwindles in the mind of tbo owner when he iocs his property before him and no ono knows his let ter than tho finder it la fur more effective to sot forth a definite sum in tho advertisement five or twcntysvo dollars means moro than a vogue promise to be real gen erous of course there are cases when it is not wise to be too explicit but in nine cases out of ten a stated sum will bring better results than nn indefinite liter this is nearly always true with tvatcbes j tho owners monogram engraved on fiw case as the pawn broker refuses to loan so br1 on ar ticles so easily identified nt the jnpanene acrobata loo j tho little japanese acrobat li hla short robe of black embroidered with gold dragons walked slowly up the slanting wire cable to tho very roof of the circus tent there he paused a mo ment nnd thenswish swish swish he slid smoothly and gracefully down the steep wire to the ground elevat ing his voice above the loud applause nn old circus man said that sliding trick has never been learned by a eu ropean its a trick that the japs alone do if you watched our little friend you noticed that lie always kept the wire between his big toe and the second toe when he slid the wire was between his toes that is the way the japanese learn to walk the wire but we english and americans cant learn to walk in that way because our toes have not the aaino suppleness and strength our toes confined for generations in un hygienic tight heavy leather boots have no muscle and no mobility to slide down a wire requires well devel oped toes first of ajj we therefore cant match the japs in this showy telling and difficult f eat philadel phia record iiijjiicsl prices paid for al sike red clover and timothy seeds todd cook todds blopk stouppville read lea think more the average person of so called cul ture who has leisure to read reads too much and thinks too little and in con- eauence his conversation lacks fresh ness and spontaneity an exchange after saying that peopjo generally rend too much and read roovo than they carry tells a story of a man who had boon a great reader but hud changed jits ways and people after ho read ess finding him much more interest ing eiclofmcij how entertaining john was today lie must hnyp been rending a good deal mere reading is a waste of time to conduce to intelligence the reader must rain the mind to concentration on tho subject in hand and to concentration must be added the effort to clothe and transmit thought in appropriate phrase our chin rlacr minr a place whero tho chinese bivvo as sumed control oi a british colunv bia industry is on wild horse crock in east kootcnuy this is one of the most famous historical placer mining camps and from it fully 15000000 woro taken in tho early days the celestials work the side- hill ground with modern hydraulic appliances and no little success tho gold they obtain is worth s1825 an ounce nnd the exact amount they win is novcr told though it is ex pected to reach 850000 fqr tho pur rent year that it is considerable is shown by their staying by the creek the bun quon company has two six- inch giants in operation on the lower part of tho invicta ground the kip and tuck ground has bcpn leased by celestials and several oth er chinese qutlite arp working along tho bed of the creek taking put- im un uvorngo from threo to five dollars a day per man aijtoneeb no 17493 tho ohamplon l year old of canada raoo record 224 12 tho property ot j fisher and p g button klngwood will mako the season of 1003 at his own stable ontario houso iliog- wcod terms s10 payable jan 1st 104 ersk1ne macqkegoil no 8332 ih poro brd otalllon will makel too ueason of 1008 at hlsf own stauet ontario house klngwood terms 30 payable jan lst 1904 tho proporty of john fisher rlng- wood royal prince tho first prliaosrr- nge stallion the property of japob s wldeman cot 27 con 7j ifak- jiam will make tho season of 1008 at bis own stable terms 5 jinyabio 1st of fob 1304 deacon 17ss0 the famou standard bred strillon the proporty of j a coatee stonffvllle will make tho season of 1903 at johnstons hotel whtfevale box grove unlonvillo mansion house stouff villo victoria square and nthls own stable east end storms 310 payable jan 1st 1904 1 im fob bale the east halt of jot no ho in tfi oth concession ot tbjj tpiwnsbd of whlujhurek containing 77 aores more oruesai tlwre is on tfoj remise a brlokclad bouse bank arn driving house and plenty ot wo er for particulars apply to frederipk johnson altona j bake 3 issuer of marriage license coh main alurkl strbblls stoupt k7 l turn art why do you say hes a wonderful nctorr lie sat through nn amateur dramatic entertainment and actually mado pco pio think he enjoyed it chtogo pot to kncourac latin an interipj spijcdillp o regulations for high whooj examination hjis been published one change fs to give encouragement to pupils to tnko the intin option in languages by al lowing all marks over 50 per cent in latin to count an a bonus on tho other subjects the examinations for the commercial courso diploma nro abolished and hereafter each school board will lay out its own commer cial course and grant its own di plomas tho object of tho chango be ing to provide greater elasticity ec district inay now teach tho commercial 3uijccs host suited to its individual requirements fpi syjr stance cities mny place emphasis on stonogrnphy and in towns thogrcnk cr stress may be put on eiinplcr forms of bookkeeping old so old bat gooil romantic young lady spending summer on a farm just hear how lllpsp old trees in tho orchard moan and grbnn in hft storm like tho crying of a lost soul small boy well i guess yotifd make a worse racket if you wordns full of green applos as they aroj f jorto orowtafftlme tho growth 0 canada fhslles pnd sweet clover on the vacant lots in toronto has beconjo a decidpid hujsr anco tho globo it is not what ho has or even he docs which expresses tho worth i man but what he is amlel jfor sale shotgun 12 guugo breaobioauer in good condition a soap for cash apply tof d nlghi wander stouffvllle flouk shouts bh4n a mixed our of ogllvfea h11ngar15dil flour bran and shorts for hnto at towesl price s b lhman sons alnilra f ok sae by tender tenders will tjo rcooljod by tfcun dorsigqed up to saturday 25t inst for thopuroqaso pf tbo fot house and stable situated in tfto rear of the post offloo tho proporty of the lati frodorlok mortens- tenders should etato amount and conditions of pay meat tbo highest or any tender not neoopaarily accepted stouffer coul80n stouffvllla politeness is a locksmith nnl i man difficult doors schooliuaiir gives instructions in gregg shorthand touch typewriting bookkeeping penmanship expert instructors complete equipment students assisted to positions college reopens sept 1st catalogue free j w westervelt chartered accountant principal cream wanted sweet on soubt jmt us make your butter 1 181 tea lowest priao we paid last year dejlro erd at too nearest efatlou it la worth your while to gte ua a trial you are not put to an jr axpanes fft furaletl fans and pay gll erprew ouargee save t work and make more moa oy we eatlsfy so per ott of tkoep wko bead thirtythree mllhoni of lbs erooiajry butter exported lnt year lot tfce roamerlse make it sweet ieau speoial laduoomonte ox kose keep lag a number of aowe and anting io wbo ean furnish us with sweet ocean delivered at the aearest etatloo x trial solloited and satlefaotlen kuar anteed in writing for partiailara etate numhar of cows kept wnvtbar oparator or aof haulers wanipkd the torhnto ckeif and uf tee company 11 jarvle fc joroato f0rn1tdre geniune cotton feltmatressea good assortment iron beds large collection of parlor sai tes and bedroom suites deliv ored in your hemes at city prices fine line of liqekeps apt gentschairs suitable for jniiw presents persons starting house keening jou call and get our prices before purehas- ng 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