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vol xxviii no 10 stouffville ontario thursday may 4 1916 whole number 1462 the tribune is published every fhiirsdny afternoon at the office smiths block stouffville 0t termssi in advance 125 if not paid in advance job wort proudly attended to f c madill b a editor and propmbtor a o sasjibss 2lssi ijhmj1 mccullough button artist m solicitors 0veyancers ac stouffville money to loan jujliistal ji with ld s dds dffntist honor 8ad9 of toronto and ohteneo uiymm okoaorcr hmairi 8ot n4afckita m noar oflfcw jw home nt- r ao twoasy ssbabkjsrldjtbs -iwntibi- honor graduate of royal coll ege of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office hours 9 to 12 a m 2 to office in grubins tjtock over jcw- elery store residencemain street e end telephone res8202 off 8201 markharri every tuesday office over m whites store jaag fjeaman 13s0kr of marriage lincenses 11ovfi v i iijeohi w father funeral director and embalmer stoujfj frimjjb ieitance main street two doors east presbyterian church fiona nos 9801 or 9812 day and night calls pwnltv art ended to insurance h clark major pink 220th york rnnjfoisoverseas bn cef major w g pink who is sec ond in command of the 220th york rangers overseas battalion can boast his connection with the county not only in military matters but in family ones also his grandfather was in business and held the position of post master in the village of holt east gwillimbury township for the space of forty years the same village was the birthplace and home of his mother again his wife was born in the village of weston he himself was born in muskoka he is a member of the park- dale lodge no 510 a f and a m and also belongs to the s o e he is a member of the ret ail merchants association he was first gazetted as lieutenant in the 12th regiment york ran gers oil the 8thqf april 1912- and a ttachea to f company im- der the command of capt b h brown who is now commanding officer of the 220th battalion in april 1915 he was promoted to the command of d companythe north toronto company since his first appointment he attend ed every training camp at niag ara and took all his qualificati ons at the same place from september to december 1915 he held the position of acting adju tant of the depot battalion which was stationed at the arm ouries on the first of december he was transferred and taken on the strength of the 127th york rangers as junior major on the jses the land immediately north of thrift the longer the war continues the greater the financial burden that canada will have to bear it is therefore a patriotic duty and necessity to save as large a portion of our earnings as we can the larger the savings the better the country can fin ance its obligations and the better the individual will be prepared for any emergency open a savings account with the bank of nova scotia paidup capital 6600000 reserve fond 12000000 total resourcesoverl00000000 stotjffvnxe branch w r adams manager council tries to get cemetery property ooo stouffville council met on mon day evening may 1 mr w a silvester gave the report of a special committee composed of himself and mr n rae appointed at a special meet ing of the council to interview dr s l freel for the purpose of securing a pcacable settlement of the cemetery question the committee was authorized to off epdrtfreel hundred loll ars for the property lying imm ediately to the south of the pres ent cemetery property mr silvester stated that dr freel would not sell this property but would consider an offer for the property lying north of the cem etery there was a thorough discussion of the vexed question a motion by messrs lehman and reaman that the council offer twelve hundred dollars for the property was lost and an amend ment by messrs ratcliff and rae that the council offer one thous and dollars instead was carried the property referred to compri- w fire and plate glass acoident life iniuranea cultivated farm property and past ure land foh sale or rent w m ijakk stouffville s8i lehman isons almira ont manufacturers of pure woolien good blsnkets flan- nels socks yarn cloth quilt batti etc highest prices paid in cuh or bcade for wool dealers hi bett grade sfamttoba floor pas ty fjour flour exchan ged for wheat or wool mall orders will have onr prompt attention mm phow 007 reai 12 first of march he obtained furth er promotion wlien he was trans ferred to the 220th york rangers with the rank of senior major willi such rapidity has he climb ed the ladder of military fame and distinction and in doing so has not only achieved high honor for himself but has won the es teem and respect both of his bro ther officers and the men under his command he looks every inch a soldier and his looks arc corroborated by intrinsic qualifi cations of a similar nature the 220th battalion is lucky in tiav- ofhcers and soldiers of the calib re of lt col brown and major pink to take command their connection in point of color is a symbol of the close ties of a long friendship and comradeship this is an invaluable asset to the battalion they are in comm and of betokens of a surety per fect control and eflicicncywhich are of such priceless importance when the battalion takes its place in the firing line and mean success as well as safety to the troops major pink received his education in the public school and high school and on leaving school entered the leather busi ness at the present time he has a large shoe emporium at 278 college street in the city of tor onto which is in charge of a manager during his period of ac tive service i the cemetery and extending to the orclard on the north and in cludes a strip on the south cor ner running to the tenth conce ssion the following i accounts were passed j nendick road work 2250 w j payne teaming 630 a jones teaming 3195 j mertcns wiring 05 turviuhart exp supplicslgo nor el co 7131 empire coal co 0344 r white coke 2000 nendick water works 425 j a brillingcr asked the cost of light for his electric sign an estimate of three dollars i was made pending advice of the elec trician a yearly contract with the hy dro electric power commission for lamps was approved of and the clerk appointed purchaser the court of revision was app ointed for may 29th at 8 oclock on the motion of messrs rva- man and lehman it was decided to proceed at once with the side walk west on main street oppos ite mr iamploughs and south from main street to mr brillin- gers house a communication was read from thcotoronto general hospi tal aeking maintenance of one dollar per day for mr johnson boajttwaxs dr1tu stoke stouffville to rent a largo now eight roomed house every convenience apply t tribune office school report standing of papils in stouff ville public school for april 16 room iv class 4 r sievenpiper m meyer b rae sr ill n smith h reesor a byrne 1 room iii jr 3- c shatkel a collard l stouffer sr 2 n johnson w stron- ach d pugh room ii jr 2 i barlcey o yake b tait and h morden equal sr 1 w alani m baker r sievenpiper jr 1 m stewart a leh man l cook i the standard dank of canada head office toronto safety deposit boxes are now installed at this branch for the cus tody of valuable papers etc affording safety and privacy further information supplied sstd 1873 by the manager 223 r stouffville branch c burkholder manager primary class 4 m mcgregor l tait equal g lawson and e brillingcr equal b bartholo mew and e grubln equal class 3 v barkey f tdd f sievenpiper class 2 g cockereil h rowbotham l white equal n burgess class 1 m hodgins r hare e pipher s s no 9uxbridge jr iv n wagg 65 s irwin 63 w b sr ill i tindall 68 chidley 67 earl tindall 54 paisey 47 jr ill gladys tindall 74 bertha bacon 05 j dowswell 55 e helmkay 45 m helmkay 36 jr ii m haynes 64 henry ogcleri 60 v helmkay 48 hazel cowie 40 h hope 33 m pais ley 33 a brown ab a helm kay ab g heimkay- ab v 1 s- t vagpffiw 45 e paisley 34 v primer a ronald haynes 71 b fred cowie cecil ogden numbers are percentages e maephcrson teacher trwin roadways ulivg store stotjffvillu dollar day a grand success dollar day proved very succ essful in spite of the bad con dition of the roads people came from the whole surrounding nei ghborhood and thronged the streets from morningi till night some came from a distance of eleven miles for the event the weather man served up a special brand of weather suitable for the occasion most of the merchants report a thriving business and are more than satisfied with the days sal es s m warriner reports a record days i business w h shaw had a very good day j s huntley says dollar day is all right a g lehman is quite sat isfied w j mather had a wha le of a day miss mckenzie had all she could do to wait on her customers all feel satisfied that dollar day has been a ben efit to the whole community the purchasers were well satisfied with the bargains offered in the evening a large number gathered to see the moving pie ces m 127th battalion and to hearttie patriotic addresses given by sev eral of the officers of the 220th york rangers and local men dr dales in a few well chosen words outlined the war situation and the duty of canada young men to the motherland in the present crisis mr robert miller urged the stouffville young men to en ter the service of their country lt col brown major pink and capt mills gave short recruiting speeches inviting the young men of stouffville to join the 220th york rangers though no rec- iaits came forward a good imp ression was made the 220th are to be congratulated on the type of officers chosen to comm and it the stouffville band furnished music throughout the evening the parade owing to the bad condition of the roads had to be called off the markham boys find ing it impossible to get through fresh field garden seeds in- bulk marketdrugstore collard chemist druggist stoutfyille- goodwood holiday visitors mr and mrs kennedy are vis iting at the parsonage miss alice cheeseman at mr chas harpers miss lillian dowswell home ov er the holidays mr harold dowswell home for a few days miss n meyers at her home miss m griffith at her sisters mrs petitt mr and mrs mcmurtry at dr darlings jj mr and mrs prudence at her mrsr younge and daughter at home miss a cunnyworth and sister home over the week end miss wagg at mrs meyers mr cedric watson at home ov er the holiday out of town mrs baker miss mary haynes rs j murison miss legate and miss mckinnon travel canadian pacific for full particulars ttckets and ream- moos apply to h- w- sanders local agent phune 8001 also c p r ana allan lineocean tickets stouffville honor roll our dead died in england 1915 killed in action killed in action pte bert trull died in england 1915 stretcher bearer thos perkins allan perkins missing pte ross pipher langemmxk france 48th highlanders on active sprvice service for second time a widdifield on active freel yake will macklem frank underhill nelson nendick clarence fortier robert dales earl meek lloyd hill art mertens john evans harry stiver george hadden will bingham roy gohn willie hutchinson sidney hutchinson herbert forsyth percy pipher arthur cochrane art latcham robt mcnabb sam stouffer george smith robert jones j stiver len burgess arthur vanzant fred jennings del jennings earl storey c pearson fred pearson bert coulson floyd davis archie kelly andy cowie jack mcmullcn wilmont caster harold cain stewart mcdonald george martin harold zellers w e mortens e g dalby lewis davis oliver harding roy baker jack anderson stanley mcdonald gordon mutch chas nendick wilmot kemp ernest crossin in training percy jourdan rov mantle gordon pipher harry hill will shackel frank sievenpiper alex harris jas mainland stephen noble walter wilkinson bert smith c cooper e miller floyd r fisher arthur davis douglas mvcrs harvey mcconochie alfred mcconocwe toe widdifield alf bothwright willie woods caton jourdan murray kemp clarence burkholder rolph burkholder earl byer christian churches bloomlngton rlngwood altonu rev john crosby enwson minister sunday may tth the minister everybody welcome presbyterian church in canada now all the isen patterns ppie flight cleaning- and pressing done on shortest notice the leading tailor st james olwrcli stouffville rev john mutch ma b d sunday may 7th 1080 am help of god 7 p m the miraole ol tho loaves 30s s and bible otaas wed may 10th prayer meeting scats free kverybodj welcome stouffville carriage works fflah wat l wash days iul goods must he in by lo a m on monday wed nesday or friday laundry ready on tuesday thursday and saturday evenings terms cash mah wat piiulikftfts like a shower of light thrown upon an object by a earehlight so guaminx in the sun an auto looka that has boon painted by ui th knowledge of what bind of paint to uie and just how to apply it is the ono requisite in success ful auto paintinu we hvo this knowled go and oan demonstrate it to yoursatnfac tion if you will he ua a ehancc phone 2112 jfentle k waton furniture -and- undeftalgei all kinds of house furniture win dow shades gurtaio poles and pioture framing also furniture repairing agent for newcombe pianos a good reliable piano over 10000 in use today made in toronto also singer sewing machines and maxwell motor car d w dalton stouffville phone 3804 qnt f v