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vol xxviii no 23 citouffvllle ontario thursday july 27 191 whole number 1474 fhq tribune is published every thursday afternoon at the office smiths block stouffyillk om terms 1 in advance 125 if not paid in advance job wori eromplly attended o f c madill b a editoh itndproppietor school board business cards juiicxj mccullough button barristers solicitor conveyancers 4c samdkks gjk stouffville money to loan ajiujnxyvi- dr suite ld s dds dentist honor uraduate of toronto and chicago universities officeover huntleys store resident u main st near office at aie every day except tuesday dhusttist stouffville out honor graduate of royal coll ege of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office hours 9 to 12 a m 2 to 5 p m office in grubins block over jew- elery store residence main s txeet e end telephone res8202 or 8201 markham every tuesday office over m whites store stouffvihe school hoard met on friday evening july 21st with the following members present messrs smith heise warriner and collard fl accounts were presented from stouffvihe tribune ptg 1350 v r dougherty band ser 1580 las hand exam papers 1 50 mcclelland goodchild stewart books 605 messrs warrfner and collard moved that the bills be paid the different municipalities com posing the slouflville school sec tion arc asked for the sum of 32 1762 being seven and one tenth mills on the equalised assessment of the school section for school purposes messrs warriner and heise were appointed a committee to purchase thirty tons of coal j a heise seconded by s m warriner moved that the mem bers of the stouffvihe board of education desire to place on rec ord their hearty appreciation of the thoughtfulness and generos ity of the rev mr honey late of lemonville for his valuable donation to our continuation school of a complete set of the enclyclopaedia britannica con sisting of twentyfive volumes which will make a very valuable addition to the continuation school library we again ask mr honey to accept our warmest thanks for his splendid contribu tion and wish that abundant suc cess may follow him in his new field of labor 1 1 sxalqiresplyidrhrf ifo5 resolution be entered on the min utes of the board and that a copy be sent to mr honey s m warriner and j a heise moved that dr smith and mr collard be a committee to look into the classification of the school and report at next meet ing speculation in times like these prudent people exercise the greatest care in the handling of the means at their disposal the gradual accumulation of your sayings in a deposit account brings a real sense of security and satisfaction while specu lation will only add to your cares and may bring you even tual loss the financial strength and success of this bank afford the highest pro tection to depositors we invite savings accounts both large and small 41 the bank of nova scotia paidup capital 6500000 reserve fund 12000000 totalresourcesoverl00000000 stouffville branch w r adams manager m igaa ifcaman issuer of marriage lincenses stovfevllileoiil w j jflathep funeral director and embalmer stoufj iramb lesilence main street two doors east presbyterian church phone tfos 9801 or 08 12 day and night calls promptly attended to insurance h clark w fire and plate glass accident life insurance cultivated farm property and past ure land for sale or rent w h c5jlakk 8touffville o i i i sblehman isons almira ont manufacturer of pure woollen goods blankets flan nels socks yarn cloth quilt batts etc highest prices paid in cash or trade for wool dealers in beit grade manitoba flour pas try fjour flour exchan ged for whent or wool mail orders will have onr prompt attention mill phone 607 resi 12 boy scouts the boy scouts from camp connaught west end stouffvihe visited with the baptist sunday school picnic at diamond park last friday afternoon the ball game was started at 4 oclock by two teams of seven each taken from the school and the scouts against a team of scouts only scout earl beebc of toronto was referee and the scoutmaster act ed as scorer after a spirited game the all scout team won ly a score of 15 i the uinners generously divided the prize a large watermelon among all who took part in the game preparat ions for supper was the next in order and here theboy scouts gave a helping hand where need ed and then partook of the gool things provided by the teachers for the scholars and their iriends a squad of scouts were detailed to wait on the tables set for the adult friends and another squad arranged for the egg hunt and laid out the track for the races these all passed oft with a ki deal of fun and vigour two sco uts acted as starters two as judges while the rest lined the track to keep the crowd back the last two races were for sco uts only and over a fifty yard course scout eric nighswander and jack monkhousc hugh mc donald and earl beebo carried first and second in each race res pectively ice cream and distri bution of prizes brought a pleas ant occasion to a most happy forgotten and some scouts act ed as bearers of kind remembran- ending sick scholars were not ccs from their more fortunate fellows the boy scouts desire to thank the officers and teach ers of the baptist s s and also of the presbyterian and metho-l- istsunday schools for three pleas ant outings the camp on sunday evening was the scene of a most unusuil event in our village the scout master conducted a camp fire song service which was much en joyed by a large audience seated on seats improvised by the sco uts on the bedding from the tents well known hymns ure sung prayer by rev j d mac- gregor an address by rev a m hainer on unselfishness stren- gth and honour as three char acteristics included in the scout laws- a duett by mr and mrs scott and the assistance render- all combined to make the occas ion a helpful and enjoyable one the service will be repeated next sunday at 830 p m all come the boy scouts are arranging for a camp fire social next sat urday evening july 29th at r30 scout earl beebe gold medalist inelocution will render several selections and other friends will assist musically ice cream etc will be on sale the scouts i will dotome stunts and finally will take up a collection for camp and other expenses will you be there ladies can you beat the boy scouts at housekeeping the camp storekeeper reports that for the six days of last week 163 meals were served at a cost of one cent a meal per boy scout he wishes to say this was only possible because of the liberal supplies sent in by the mothers and friends keep up the good work for this week and next the boy scouts are busy this week on tenderfoot and second class test work knot tying running cooking flag signals etc are among the orders of the day c n e though munitions of war arc being turned out in hundreds of canadian factories few of the men know anything of the system employed the process being one of the most closely guarded sec rets the veil will bc lifted when the canadian national exhibiti on opens on august 26 permiss ion has been obtained from the war office through the canadian government to show the process es of manufacture and several machines operated by skilled workmen will be engaged for the two weeks turning out shells and projectiles for delivery to the huns through the gun muzzles of the allies it is estimated that two hund red thousand people from the un ited states annually visit the canadian national exhibition over one thousand persons will take part daily in the performan ce in front of the grand stand at the canadian national exhi bition children cry for fletchers castori a publicpealth shafer method of res toring brejthing in the i apparentlydrowned in the event ofapparent drown ing dont lose ascioment in rescu ing the body from the water and always try to rpstore life ten minutes under vater is usually given as the liipit yet people have been resuscitated after one- half hour or more clear the iiiouftjof any obstruc ion with a corner of a handker- uiief wound around the finger lay the bodyoface downward and by slightly elevating the lower portion dp the body expel as much liquid fas possible from the stomach anrlair passages the patient should be in the following position face down ward head inclined to one side so that the nostfils and mouth are exposed alloying the tongue to fall forward toward the front teeth so as noteto obstruct the air passage fg kneel at one side of the pat ient opposite his facing for ward toward hishead place the palrfis of the hands on the patientsjflower ribs with thumbs nearly- ifakichingi in the centre of the baqc the fingers ex tended well overjhe sides of ribs lean well oyfr the patient throwing your wlighton the body pressing abdomen to the ground thus expelling tle air from out the standard bank of canada head office toronto a general banking business conducted accounts of farmers merchants and manu facturers receive careful attention trust funds should bo deposited in our savings department highest current rates of interest are paid half yearly in branch manager estd 173 stouffville c burkholder form of hot water bottles wrapp ed in cloth to prevent burning stimulants such as hot coffee or liquor should be given when the patient can swallow properly at any moment up to two or three hours signs of recovery may appear so do not relax your efforts for that length of time an assistant if available may help by rubbing the limbs smartly toward the heart the chest draw the body back sharply removing the pressure from the ribs but do irtot- remove the the lungs v w keep up these two movements alternately by a steady swaying of your body timing the act by your own breathing which should be about fifteen times to the min ute heat should be applied to the body as early as possible in- the a case of much interest to the property owners of ontario was recently decided at omemee ont relating to the rights of property owners in the trees on the high way adjoining their premises the tree in question was in front of the residence of mrs edward mother of mr james edward divisional freight agentof the g t r at ottawa a neighbor complained in the town council that the tree had grown so large as to injure thei draught of his chimney the council without in vestigation ordered one of its employees to trim the tree mrs for damages the case was heard by judge mcmilliam who award- the plaintiff fifteen dollars and costs by the terms of the muni cipality act sec 486 the judge contended that ten days notice should have been given to the plaintiff another instructive case stouffville honor roll our dead pte bert trull died in england 1915 stretcher bearer thos perkins killed in action allan perkjns killed in action missing pte ross- pipher lanjsemarck france 48th highlanders on active service a widdifield on active service for second time free yake willie hutchinson will macklem frank underhill nelson nendick clarence fortier robert dales earl meek lloyd hill art martens john evans harry stiver george hadden will bingham roy gohn bert coulson w e martens fred jennings del jennings earl storey c pearson fred pearson harold irwin andy cowie jack mcmullen harold cain stewart mcdonald george martin harold zellers e g dalby lewis davis oliver harding roy baker jack anderson stanley mcdonald gordon mutch chas nendick wilmot kemp ernest crossin albert sutherland f d nighswander frank burgess ross davis wm macpherson f sewell a harper sidney hutchinson herbert forsyth percy pipher arthur cochrane art latcham robt mcnabb sam stouffer george smith robert jones j stiver len burgess arthur vanzant ross minns w h kester floyd davis in training percy jourdan rov mantle gordon pipher harry hill will shackal frank sievenpiper alex harris jas mainland stephen noble walter wilkinson bert smith c cooper e miller floyd r fisher arthur davis harvey mcconochie alfred mcconochie toe widdifield alf bothwright willie woods caton jourdan murray kemp clarenee burkholder rolph burkholder earl byer stanley lawr ross lewis j ogdcn magistrate recently a teamster damaged a city shade tree by wilfully backing his wagon ag ainst it it was one of the first cases of the sort to be heard in ottawa the magistrate decided that an example should be made and sentenced the driver to pay a fine of 5 and 2 costs or one week in jail these decisions are interesting to those who are suff ering from damages done to trees by corporation employees line men and others era library notes a constitutional history of the united states there is a very small book in the free public library entitled a constitutional history of the united states by goldwin smi th who is considered by literary men as the best writer of pure undefiled english of our time i it is as interesting as a novel he takes up the history of the- united states in the most admir able and concise way from geo washington to that delightful tomssmfr- old president nicknam- tipacanoe to lincoln who in youth was a rail splitter to lin coin alone in a sense is due the freedom of a negro populati on now numbering from twelve to fifteen million it is an inspiration to read the little book dont be afraid of it because it is history one of the old old old boys said a rose by any other name would smell as sweet i trust this may induce a few who have not read this little book to do so soon we cannot get a shorter more unique or interesting history of our neigh bors presbyterian church zin canada pure paris green arsenate of lead powder or paste swat the fly we have the swatters also insec u powder poison pads sticky paper in sheets rolls and cones headquarters for rubbes jar einos and corks all siz es for pickle bottles get a thermos bottle keep cool marketdrugstore g collard chemist druggist stotjffyille travel canadian pacific for lull particulars tickets and reaerva lions apply to h- w- sanders local agent phone 8001 also q t it ana allan liaeocean tickets ill youjp now il the utewi afterus cleaning and pressing done on shortest notice 31 james tlliurcli stouffvihe rev john mutch m ab d 5 a ni s s and bible class everybody welcome seats free todd cook aherican yellow feed corn price 90 per bushel todd cook phone 1401 stouffville carriage works be co till leading tailob i wat wash days a11 goods must be in by 10- a m on monday wed nesday or friday laundry ready on tuesday thursday and saturday evenings terms cash mah wat a horse understands instil ctiifily whother ho is having his hoofs properly taken caro of if he is shoed by experts who understands his wants a horso will show grati tude by a more even disposition and consequently afar bettor gait and carriage we shoo each individual horse according to his needs phone 2112 jtfantlc waif on furniture c and underlain all kinds of houso furniture win dow shades curtain poles and picture framing also furniture repairing agent for nowcombc pianos a good reliable piano over 16000 in use today made in toronto also singer sewing machines and maxwell motor car 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