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the stouffville tribute rflctdsda augpst 17 1916 f he1neb takes the lead hmhwwllmjmli new goods low prices bought before the raise iii enable him to sell at leading prices fust arrived hoys and mens suits felt hats and caps big assortment of straw hats common and uncommon muslins prints ginghams crepes organdys a well assort- ed stock suitable for the spring trade headquarters for oilcloths linoleums rugs lace curtains bnnglo net and art muslins great bargains in our boot and shoe dept special bargains in all lines of groceries full stock of ladies and gents furnishings buy now warriner will save you the advanced price in most all lines of goods has he secured a big stock before the raise highest cash price paid for good butter and fresh eggs noticeto creditors lehman says a man is not happy all over until his feet agree to vote in the affirmative anu what jueiolabr snys u so when a mans dispomuon wears the hanjiy smile that wont c3me ettyou cinfeel pretty miiu that his feet aie comfoi table and that his pockoihook was not unduly taxed at tho shoe store where he purchased his stylish footgear the chances are ho bouyht em here a g lehman in the matter of the est ate of abigail johnson late cf the village of stouffville in the county of york widow deceased xotice is hereby given pursu ant to sec 55 of the trustees act r s o 1914 c121 that all persons having any claim ag ainst the late abigail johnson who died on or about me 27th day of july a d 1910 at the village of stouffville in the coun- i ty of york are required on or be fore the 19th day of august 19- 16 to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned sol icitors for the executor their names and addresses and full particulars in writing of their claims and the nature of the sec urity if any held by them and take further notice that after the said 19th day of aug ust 1916 the said executor will proceed to distribute the estate the peoples shoe stnre among the persons entitled there- to having regard only to the i claim of which he shall then have had notice and the said exccu- tor will not be liable for the i said assets or any part there of to any persons of whose claim he shall not then have received notice dated at stouffville this 1st day of auhusu a d 1916 unas hamilton executor 37 gore vale avenue toronto mccullough and buttox solicitors for executor stouffville ont ooo boys scouts state glasgow misses vida and efiie knigjit and masters john and norman knight spent the week end with friends in uxbridjje mrs d l wright and misses ennie and marjorie of dundalk spent a fewdays with the for mers sister mrs f forsyth the hum of the threshing mach ine is heard in our neighborhood misstvtary forsyth is engaged as teacher of siloam public sch ool for the coming- year mr and mrs ghasi armstrong and baby of toronto spent a few days at mr wm drewerys mr and mrs clias armstrong and mrs wm drewcry spent sunday at mr earl drewerys at dixons hill the closing of camp connaught at musselmans dake on tuesday of last week brought to an end a most pleasant and profitable three weeks of camp life twice a day the scouts of beaver and kangeroo patrols took the ex cellent swimming lessons under the direction of rev john mutch the chaplain of the troop long distance swims diving rescue of drowning persons were among the stunts in which most of the boy scouts became proficient some of the younger boys visited the camp on wednesday and fri day afternoons and enjoyed the bathing etc and on civic holi day some of the parents and other friends were callers at camp connaught and all express ed pleasure at the outfit of the camp which included the stretch ers of the ambulance corps the red- cross flags on headquarters tent were a ready indication of the location of the bov scout camp and the scoutmaster was kept busy most afternoons expla ining the bov scout movement to the callers- at the camp the heavy rains on monday and tues day made everything rather damp when the team came to take the camp outfit back to fjpout head- jquarters at stoiffville the camp committee met last week and made up the expense account which came rather heavier than was expected but this was acc ounted for by the number of scouts able to attend being smaller than was figured on but scouts smile and whistle undcr all circumstances and financial difficulties soon melt away when goodwood the farmers in this vicinity have commenced harvesting the rain was welcomed by ev eryone holiday visitors- miss jones a former teacher here is visiting at mrs meyers miss doak and miss kellington visiting al j muirsons mrs andrews of illinois is vis iting her sister mrs d watson mrs johnston of stouffville is visiting hes sister miss stafford mr and mrs jos jay mrs l prinelc miss florence mix miss greta and miss pearl smith of toronto and miss mabel bryant of ashburn visited their uncle mr chas harper miss hattie bewell is visiting at mr w robinsons mr ross lee was home over the holiday the raspberry festival held under the auspices of the baptist church goodwood on the lawn was mr e hoover and sister visit ed on sunday with friends at ce dar grove pte j hill left on monday fori camp a london after spending the past month at his hime here of mr geo brown on aug 2 a decided success the weather was ideal and everyone enjoyed the tea and programme the readings by miss stephenson of claremont were very good as were also the solos given by mas iter herbert sherlock mr hack- ner and mr bentlcy and the duets by misses knight and spen ce a hearty vote of thanks is extended by the church to each of these and also to miss todd and miss latcham the accompan ists the proceeds were 6300 bloomington rev c e fockler of fall riv er occupied the pulpit in the christian church on sunday mor ning and delivered a very instruc tive sermon mr and mrs jones of toronto spent the holidays with relatives- mr and mrs w i burnett of markham spent a couple of weeks with his father mrs watman and daughter of toronto were guests of mrs- smith ffl grant barnes is home from camp borden for a month and is helping mr jos lemon chris topher mcdonald is at mr jos- groses mr and mrs o h tranmer spent sunday at altona mr vague of markham was a guest at mr t cleavers on sun day a boy scout gets to work the bov scouts hope to attend toronto exhibition on scout day when the duke of connaught the cief scout for canada bids fare well to the boy scouts of ontar io the exact date is not yet ann ounced but let every stouffville rbov scout be prepared for tfte ca hurx i regular meetings of the troop will be resumed the first friday in september at headquarters any boy who wishes to join ihe troop should call on the scout master mr robert rae and en roll their names at once the universal car new august prices 1st 1916 the following prices for ford cars will effective on and after august 1st 1916 be f abraham brown highest price paid for rngs iron metal kubber bones etc etc llubber 4c a lb lc a lb hags stouffville ont phone 8005 farm for sale fiftytwo acres of good level clay land at ringwood frame house good barn and drive shed some fruit trees flowing well and small stream at the rear of the farm immediate possession for further particulars see n e smith stouffville noitce of divorce notice is hereby given thai albert edwin gordon of the city of toronto in the county of york will apply to the parlia ment of canada at the next sess ion thereof for a bill of divorce from his wife edna gertrude gordon of the said city of tor onto on the grounds of adultery dated at toronto this 27tn day of july a d 1916 i corlev wilkie duff hamilton solicitors for applicant altona miss margaret hambly oi to- onto is visiting with hor friend miss ida mowd mr philip brethour of vancou ver visited his cousin mr f joh nson on saturday last mrs nighswander and children of lockport are visiting with her parents mr and mrs t hill j mr and mrs orval byer of port perry mr and mrs f un derbill atm aurora trmr monday r j meyers mr b lehman spent a few days in toronto last week mongolia mr and mrs john ramsay mr and mrs l smith and fam ily of north toronto motored out and spent a couple of hours with mrs r tarr on saturday master ernest bushnell of ome- mee spent over sunday with mr- clayton tarr threshingt has begun in tins vi cinity mr and mrs geo hewitt mr and mrs geo judd of toronto spent sunday with mrs george bowers mrs judd is spending a week with old friends miss pugh of toronto spent a few days at mr wellington wide- mans a few from here attended the garden party at balsam on wed nesday evening last d family of toronto are soend- ing some time with relatives here chassis 450 runabout 475 touring oar 495 coupelet 695 town oar 790 sedan 890 fob ford on tario these prices are positively guaranteed against any reduc tion before august 1st j 91 but there is no guarantee against an advance in price at any time j ford motor co of canada button ixogal jgent subscribe for this paper now j a alsop for smoked fresh meats of all kinds swifts premier bonoloss bacon smoked hums pickled rolls sugar cured pickled ilams fm will also purchase sheep skins horse and cattle hides of all kinds high est market price paid stouffville phone 9701 j a alsop uxbricteo and stouflville we must have e 1 excursions going trip west to return trip east from winnipeg going dates august 17 and 31 from toronto sudbury line and east hut no including smiths falls or renfrew also from main line fst of sud bury to but not includ ing north bay august 19 and september 2 f- r o rr toronto also west nnd south thereof further particular troni canadian pacific ticket airenti oi w how mi out net pjsiciii aient toronto butter pape neatly prin at the tribune office best belgian paper