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ytul f i f if i mxlimmw kk as the corns lift off with fingers raf classified a j one honored diffebjkn- stomps tor the nnmes of two colt lectors and jc postage lists free toledo stamp company toledo ohio vol xxxv no 4 stouffville ontario thursday march 22 1923 business cards legal mccullough button barristers solicitors con veyances c buttons block stouffville money to loan dental dr d c smith dentist stouffville honor graduate of chicago and toronto university and the royal college of dental surgeons office over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 1015 no outside appointments dr e s barker lls dds dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the unlver bity of toronto office hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 6 pm office in grubins block pone 3201 for all calls markham every tuesday office over geo crosbys store dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 t h and sarah ratcliff graduate chiropractors albert st stouffville office hours mornings 9 to 12 tuesday thursday and saturday evenings 7 to 830 pm other hours by appointment phone 6304 stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at 8 oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethren welcome clayton baker w r sanders n g secretary m tait financial secretary a high grade school elliott tonge and charles sjts toronto open all year demand forour graduates during the last six teen months more than double our supply enter now write for particulars w j elliott princlpal boadway s drug store stouffville phone 2301 chiropractor i church st i stouffville li 7 parpen of life health is the most beau tiful flower in the garden of life when- nerves are im pinged by displayed verte brae the nerve force is restricted and somo part or parts of trie body impover ished an adjustment is friday 9t012 am at stouffville omtf local veterans hold banquet those guests who were present at the first annual meeting of the stouffville war veterans in- the man sion house on friday evening were given a taste of the spirit and com radeship which permeates the boys who were over there this gathering of an organization which is just one year ojd was attended by a banquet served by the hotel man agement in excellent style besides nearly every veteran of the organ ization being present quite a num ber of other guests were invitedand to them especially it was a revela tion to learn the magnitude of the work carried on by the local boys the toastmaster for the evening president f g pratt filled the posi- ition to a nicety there was plenty of speechmaking and good music provided the old time choruses so familiar in war days were heart ily sung by all while joe chappell a toronto veteran and a member of the 48th highlanders band gave splendid time at the piano wm marr another veteran and a former citizen of stouffille also his young son provided special entertainment and were good as usual miss ivy saunders in scotch costume danced to the delight of all present jess cook also rendered one or two solos which provoked much merriment speakers during the fore part of the evening included dr ball ross davis f c hessel reeve morden f l button and jas h ratcliff geo saunders presented his re port as secretary of the association and the figures read gave an insight into the good work being carried on no small scale it went to show that over 900 had been raised for all purposes while the expenditures were in the following direction wreaths 5200 flowers to mothers and wifes of fallen comrades 1615 boxes to sick comrades in hospitals 1695 assistance to comrades in dis tress 4371 tent and rent 5517 expenses armistice sunday 3275 the club sent easter lillies to the famiies of the boys who made the supreme sacrifice and five wreaths to bereaved families the club was formed in february 1922 not as a branch of any mother soldier organization but separate and independent their purpose is to maintain that fellowship which the secretary held prevaded the soldiers more than any other organ ization the mission of the local boys is to help sick comrades or those in distress and to provide suitable funeral honors in case of death the sum of 5941 raised was derived from fees 50c monthly on the start but were later reduced to 25c from garden parties dances and euchres and the poppy day following the speeches and songs mentioned lunch was served and a brief toast list was responded to thus toast to the king proposed by dr ball guests of the evening wmmarr the veterans avnolan the press f c hessel at about time of all lights out the happy gathering broke up realizing that an evening of rare enjoyment and profit had come to a close joe chappell and bill marr have the hearty thanks of the boys for coming from toronto and assisting to make this reunion the big success it proved to be stouffville markets dairy butter 40 to 42 eggs 27 to 30 ducks 25 to 27 geese 20 to 23 chickenh 20 to 26 turkeys 34 to 35 cattle hogs c hogs 950 to 1050 good butchers 500 to 600 medium butchers 400 to 500 common butchers 300 to 400 calves per cwt 7 00 to 10 00 sheep per cwt 2 00 to 5 00 sheep skins 40 to 75 hides 7 to 8 grain market oats 48 to 55 white wheat 100 to 110 goose wheat 90 to 105 barley 66 to 60 buckwheat 70 to 78 oats 40 to 42 rye 74 to 80 are you insured i represent the policy hol ders mutual life insur ance co all kinds of poli cies let us talk it over wth you sidney schmidt stouffville use bank money orders when you want to remit any amount up to fifty dollars remember that bank money orders are inexpensive as well as safe the charges exclusive of revenue stamps are 500 and under three cents over 500 and not exceed ing 10 six cents over 10 and not exceeding 30 ten cents over 30 and not exceeding 50 fifteen cents you can get money orders at any branch of this bank the standard bank ok canada 550 per day for man team whitshurch township council met at the township hall tuesday mar 20th with all members present the minutes of previous meeting were read and confirmed several offers from local printing offices to do the regular township printing were presented applications for appointment as collector of taxes were presented from ja mabley mwallace and f steckley a communication was presented from president of sutton and jack sons point board of trade request ing council to unite in petition to the federal government to purchase the harbor wharf and adjacent lands at jacksons point to preserve the same to the public for recrea tion purposes the clerk laid on the table a communication from the ontario minister of agriculture containing valuation made on appeal of c j brodie of two sheep said to have been killed by dogs resolutions were passed instructing the clerk to write the minister of agriculture protesting against the award of mr rhhard ing in favor of mr c j brodie in re valuation of sheep killed by dogs authorizing the reeve and coun cillor leary to sell by auction cer tain timber on 5th con line opposite lot 15 and deputy reeve baker and councillor baker to sell timber on sideroad and concession at lot 15 con 7 fixing the rate for commutation of statute labor at 2 day or s nours fixing the wage payable for day work on township jobs at 25c per hour and for team work at j550 per day of 10 hours bylaws were passed appointing f steckley collector of taxes for 1923 at a salary of 250 and 20 for postage fixing the number and boundaries of road divisions for performance of statute labor appropriating certain sums to be expended on construction and main tenance of roads in accordance with the ontario highways act amending bylaw appointing town ship officers by replacing road over seers unable to act as such council adjourned to meet again at same place saturday april 14th next at 10 oclock a m the treasurer was instructed to pay the following accounts viz king edward sanatorium 2s days maintenance j megan 4200 york county hospital 24 days maintenance wmsmith 3600 municipal world supplies 5464 h topper shoveling snow and break ing roads 400 f ransom 352 yds grav 7040 fw playter valuinng sheep killed by dogs 200 wellesley hospital 14 days mainten ance n robson 2100 toronto hospital for incurables 28 days maintenance delbert new ton 4200 jam vannostrand auditing town ship accts 192 800 jm grove auditing township accts 1922 s00 also to pay to w j davies damages as per arbitrated value for horse killed by falling into washout on sideroad between lots 25 26 con 6 6500 young orators are entertaining 11 i ore wool uatts beautifitl ly carded and fluffy entirely its from oil or ffrease large sample enough i tor comforter one dollar woollen mills georgetown onta wam csotojs uwaj1 clover the orhat jinual write for interesting la- psraser rr x naertojj i yj v personal notes s9ck with thechurches if it pays to advertise surelylff pays to advertise the best methodist kcv geo e coulter pastor sunday march 25 11 am the pfistpf 230 pm sunday school 7 pm subject the four anchors mennonitb w m mcgnlre pastor sunday mach 25lh 10 am missionaryprogram in sun day school ll am preachinvservice 7 pfn evangelistic service pastor in charge for both services church of christ fred sommer of toronto minister sunday march 25th 1015 am adult bible class uni form lesson topic jesus the typical man airu eyeryones na tional c- 11 am worship and preaching subject living the spiritual life in a material world baptist sunday march 25th sabbath school and bible totacxssets over eightythree millions stouffville branch a c burkholder manager 10 am class 11 am church service subject thechurch and its children g30 pm prayer yservlee 7 pm church jctvjzc subject a basket of ajyatnier fruit monday march 25t meeting of the bypu at s pm everybody welcome w w fleischer pastor one of the most important parts of a students training is to our minds that of oratory the orator is the mouth of a nation those who attended the oratorical contest in the hall on friday evening will realize that this subject is not being neglected in the local continuation school in point of speeches one who should knowvvouched the opin ion to us that the speakers or some of them excelled anything previ ously given on these occasions by the pupils sickness and bereave ment prevented two of the contest ants from taking part reducing the number to seven or four girls and three boys the judges were rev ryoung rev w m mcguire and rev g e coulter these men found it diffi cult to place the awards in respect to the girls the boys being judged separately in the girls contest winnie hutchinson was given first prize her subject was the grand old union jack on which she dilated for 10 minutes she spoke well and was entirely free from any evidence of memorizing her remarks the second prize winner jean hes se used good judgment in the se lection of her subject the value of opportunity it was one that re quired considerable thought and research work all of which was well presented the time occupied for its presentation was seven minutes dorothy lawson the third winner strangely enough selected the same subject as the first winner the union jack and she spoke for 12 minutes each of i these two speak ers described the formation of the three crosses which compose the jack but outside this their material did not conflict greatly enna helse the first speaker was ajso good and came in for honorable mention while her subject was somewhat con- tentiousbeing on the mothers pen tion act her remarks were convinc ing and would have been an acquisi tion to supporters of the act on the floor of the legislature enna spoke for ten minutes in a manner that might place her in the ranks of an agnes mcphail canadas first woman mp in the boys contest lome baker won first using the subject alaska while he seemed to have his subject more in hand than the other two contestants his chief weakness was in the fact that he ap peared to read most of- his address which detracts from any speakers remarks dave galloway captured second prize in a 21 minute address on the progress of navigation since its earliest history dave must have a good memory for he got off a lot of material in that 21 minutes there was a trace of recital in his remarks which coupled with its length no doubt barred him from first money f judd was awarded third prize for his speech on telephone in which he gave the history and present mag nitude of the system he spoke for the normal time of ten minutes rev robt young announced the awards and explained the difficulty in choosing between the girls they were all so good several drills and piano duets were rendered between speeches while rev mr mcleod of the bap tist church acted aschairman in an able and affable manner in presenting the prizes drsmith bestowed great credit on mrstouffer principal of the continuation classes for pushing the whole affair to such ju- successful issue in the face of much sickness which laid aside for the time being his assistant miss mcklnnon the prizes were donated by dr smith and dr ball and were cash awards the two firsts being 5 gold pieces while these contests are a direct benefit to the pupil they are also a treat for the community and we hope to hear more of them in the future arker is visiting reel has returned alifornia hear miss martha ist end is quite ill l of torontbwas last of mrs t mrs fdr friends in dunnvi jftiss kathleen from her trip to we are sorry fr mcmullen of the mr albert sto the guest on friirai forsyth miss marjorie white is visiting her sister mrs a l addison of north toronto rev s goudie who has been sick for the past two weeks is improving slowly miss hattie ratcliff is visiting her sister mrs rev loney in hamil ton send the tribune to your distant friends it is just like a letter every week from home mr and mrs j w empringham of gormley visited their daughter mrs tilman hoover on sunday last mrs garnet synder and mr geo cheesewright of toronto visited mrs j mckinnon over the week end mrs h nolan also mr and mrs john m smith of uxbridge spent over sunday with mr and mrs av nolan miss annie lehman took part in a musical rpcital given in uxbridge recently by the pupils of miss ruby s nicholls mus bac messrs alf collins will arm strong and others from ihis town took in the big stock sale in toron to this week rev and mrs s goudie had the pleasure last friday of entertaining rev n w rich of rocky ford i col who will be the evangelist at vennonite camp meeting to be held near stouffville june 29th to july 8th and rev c t moore of engle- wood ohio also pastor bricker of toronto and pastor yates of mark- ham phoiu milk milk direct from the producer to the con sumer the stouffville dairy will supply you rich fresh milk at 24 tickets for 100 trial order soli cited p e winterstein prop phone 6403 and ask us to call boadway s drug store stouffville mongolia mrand mrsbowers spent the week end in toronto george bowers sale in announced in the sale register clayton tarr spent sunday at cedar grove miss r williams spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs j wiillams mr and mrs bunker visited with mr and mrs j beckett of locust hill on sunday post office revenue last week wo published the gross postal receipts for the last fiscal year as received by several of the offices in north york and we have since been asked for the figures showing the other offices in this locality that is the smaller places as previously stated stouffville is the third highest revenue producer in the riding the gross receipts from other offices in the district are given by the postmaster genera as follows ashburn 25629 brougham 30686 cedar valley 27229 claremont 152463 goodwood 75635 gormley 77991 markham 326s85 mount albert 164770 mount joy 5s910 sunderland 277395 sutton 303128 uxbridge s65000 the revenue from the stouffville office was 4s7324 the local bonspeid the first local curling honspeil was conducted in the stouffville rink last week in which henry brillinger came out as best man when he de feated three different sets in the preliminary game frank rowbotham lost to mr brillinger in a mighty close contest in the first round harry brillinger had a strong rink and came out victor over j s doughertys lineup harry perry also had high hopes of the final out come but although his name is on pieces of silver captured in former days he was defeated in the second round by the ultimate winner in the first round he wipped out c armstrongs rink while henry bril linger defeated dr sangster and geo simpson topped w muston perry and h brillinger emerged victors from the next round and played off for the honors which brillinger won by 10 to 5 shots notes on the game henry brillinger showed class in winning this bonspeil but he seems to be used to them and is now eligible for entry at the big speil in winnipeg had dr sangster more timie he would make a different tally in the scoring j s dougherty is a good curler but his friends say he throws too many matches on the ice it is rumored that mr muston will have a trolley car running from his house to the rink when hydro is installed there was n lot of new blood developed such as ellas hoover e smith g courtney erwin gray w h shaw j mckinnon dr ball g scott and m watts watch them next season a consolation is now in progress and the final game will be played soon this has been a fine finish to an ideal season of curling births pegg in whitchurch township on march 20th 1923 to mr and mrs herb pegg a daughter marriages riddle elson in stouffville on march 21 1923 by rev w m mcguirelaura elson to frederick riddleboth of pickering township they will reside near balsam hillard kirkpatrick at the residence of mrand mrscar lisle gormley ont on wednes day march 14th 1923 by revj w fox aurora miss bessie a kirkpatrick to mr harris hillard both of king township deaths whiteat her late residoncethorn hill man march 10th 1923 from pneumonia following the flu ella fairies dearly beloved wife of wellesley white deeply re gretted jordan at no 616 east cook st springfield 111 march 15 1923 of pneumonia following flurussel watson buddie passed peace fully away dearly beloved son of mr and mrs f r jordan and grandson of mrs r n fairies stouffville aged 7 years hcx evolved heves the congestion to heroic fij 4501199 nyllar tar ticold s3 x piaration of the best reiiv ies for relief of grippe influ enza and colds and its use does not disturb the system laxacold contains no quinine to cause head no ses or other disagreeable symptoms but it does br ng quick and sure re lief sold only at market drug store geocollard druggist stouffville ontario cut flowers and ferns wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons stouffville phone 7001 i iraifister let our hot cross buns add to your food satisfaction around easter time they are as delici ous as the pastry and the bread that have made this bakery famous leave your order early suppied by your grocer with our make lij ambrose stover wo deliver to yonr home i good health cannot be retained it you eat poor meat the animals we select for our butchering trade are the choicest beasts use the telephone we deliver to all parts of the town fresh and cured meats fresh homemade sausage now on hand try them h leadbetter phone 0701 mrs brabazon a resident of ux bridge town for many years died on monday this week she was a sister to miss sarah mooney and the late frank mooney of that town the family originally came froiu brock townshiip to relieve the strain and givo that rested wideawake feeling you need only come to us and bo properly fitted to tho right glasses we use painstaking care in ex amining and fitting- your eyes and you will find our charges always most reasonable see me and see better adam r yake optometrist and optician stouffville ofsco phone 1604 residence 8004 i ci 1