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vol xxxv no 5 isiouff ville ontario thursday margh 29 1923 business cakus legal mccullough button barristers solicitors con veyances c buttons block stouffville money to loan annual meeting tricounty league additional locals dental dr d c smith dentist stonffvule honor graduate of chicago and toronto university and the royal college of dental surgeons office over shawns store phone office 1011 residence 1015 no outside appointments dr e 8 barker lls dds dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the univer aity of toronto office hours 9 to 12 am 2 to 5 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 106 t h ana sarah ratcld7f 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 5304 the annual meeting of the tri- county baseball league was held in sunderland on thursday of last week with a good attendance of delegates the election of officers resulted as follows president j c burns beaverton vicepres r m tipper uxbridge sectreas jathompson sunder land messrs burns and tipper were selected as delegates to the obaa the meeting to arrange schedule and dates will be held after the ob aa meeting and the meeting went on record as opposing the jan 1st resident rule as suggested by the obaa the name of john burns was sug gested for the obaaexecutive he has been an ardent baseball sup porter and fan in the northern dis trict for many years the secretary has the organization of a junior series in hand for con tinuation sdipol pupils only in northern towis which should deve lop into a junior leagueand provide good amateur sport the secretary is anxious to hear whether stouffville will enter the ieague this year baseball fans should call a meeting and decide the ladies aid of he blofiiing- ton christian churchintendnolding a tea and program fn tuosuay even ing april 3rd teised from 6 to 8 admission 20c and 30c everybody welcome i have opened a vulcanizing plant at the east end ana having com pleted a course in this work at to ronto i am qualified to do your vulcanizing tires are advancing in price let us add milage to your odl ones p g tarr phone 8002 banquet for exhibition prest lwiimwmuhmiailmk big celebration ou monday july 2nd to eclipse anything held in the past personal notes is visiting avhitby would exter 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 seoretary m tait financial secretary a high grade school euiot tonge and charles 3ts toronto open all year demand for our graduates during the last six teen months more than double our supply enter now write for particulars w j elliott principal boadway s drug store stouffville phone 2301 chiropractor i church st i stouffville h utwhsbegsfgh let common sense be your guide if your health is failing realizo the chiro practic truth about the nec essity of having every bone in your spine in perfect alignment if your nerve force from the brain shall make you normal and happy tot ft friday 9t012am 1at stouffvillejontf whitby special march 26th although the baseball leagues throughout the country and the central ontario league and the durham and ontario league have had their meetings and drawn up their schedules for the coming sea son the scarboro league in which whitby played last year has as yet done nothing whitby represents tives are anxious to start something and hare been trying to find out whether the league is defunct or only slow in reorganizing at their annual meeting the ontario base ball association passed a residence rule which makes it necessary for all players wishing to play ball in a certain town to be a resident in that town on january 1st of that year otherwise the team cannot compete in the finals this ruling does not affect whitby which does not import players but it strikes most of the other teams in the league hard for agincourt birch cliffe unionville and others draw on toronto to make up teams consequently it is just a question if the scarboro league will come to life for the 1923 season if there is no scarboro league whitby will in all probability endea vor to get a berth with the tri- county league in the north this league at first only embraced a few of the towns around uxbridge and stouffville but now extends from orillia on the north to woodville on the south taking in markham beaverton cannington sutton sun derland stouffville and port perry they play pretty good ball in the north and if whitby enters the league there should be some excit ing contests in the local park whitby have all their old standbys to depend on and lots more play ers coming on the only draw back to entering the league is the travelling expenses which will be high but if the team gets plenty of patronage the burden will not be great on wednesday afternoon this week the marriage was solemnized of miss maggie grove daughter of mr levi grove altona to mr harvey davis son of mr albert davis of the same locality by revwmmcguire only immediate friends witnessed the ceremony after which the couple left for a trip to michigan they will reside on the groomss farm just east of stouffville the stouffville ufwo club held a very successful meeting on tues day march 20th at the home of mrs joe barkey an interesting subject on correct colouring in dress was read by the president miss etta wright also a paper on food and food values was given by miss l mitchell it was decided at the meeting to hold an old fashioned quilting bee some time this summer a solo was rendered by mrs s w hastings and a social hour was spent with the hostess next monday mr and mrs w j balsdon with their family of five children leave to take up their duties at agincourt on the dairy farm of harris mclean who own no less than seven farms in scarboro and york townships mr balsdon is to be manager on the place he is mov ing to while his eldest son russel will be engaged as second man the farm is situate on the kennedy road at the cpr crossing and is known as the patterson place this is a splendid position for mr bals don who is quite capable of hand ling it mr geo watson shipped a car of heavy horses to the toronto market last week the market by the way is mighty dull at present with prices flat in the car shippea were some nice animals including a brown mare contributed by f h heise a dark brown horse by j l grove a choice grey mare fuom geo barkey a fair looking brown mare by ben dillard scarboro a nice express horse from n beare nice team of brown mares from burton bros claremont also a sweet grey mare and a decent grey horse making a good team from dw crosier geo barkeys animal demanded the top price of the load stouffville markets dairy butter 40 to 42 eggs 27 to 30 ducks 25 to 27 geese 20 to 23 chlckenn 20 to 26 turkeys 34 to 35 cattle hogg c hogs 9 good butchers 500 to 600 medium butchers 400 to 500 common butohers 300 to 400 calves per cwt 7 00 to 10 00 sheep per cwt 200 to 500 sheep skins 40 to 75 hides t 7 to 8 grain market oats 48 to 65 white wheat 100 to 110 goose wheat 90 to 105 barley 56 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 your seed grain tpo obtain maximum yields you need to sow test- ed seed grain to purchase good seed you may require financial assistance extending accommodation for such purposes is an important phase of standard service ctmmll our heal manatr the standard bank or canada 15 total assets over eightythree millions stouffyille branch a c burkholder manager with the churches mennoxite w m mcgulre pastor sunday april 1st 10 am sunday school classes for everybody 11 am easter service by pastor 7 pm preaching by local help altona 1030 am union sunday school 7 pm easter service by pastor baptist sunday april 1st 10 am sabbath school and class 11 am church service 630 pm prayer service 7 pm church service everyone is welcome to each service w w fleischer dastor church of christ fred sommcr of toronto minister sunday april 1st 1015 am adult bible class uni form lesson question why not immortality without resur rection with what body do we come 11 am worship and preaching subject if jesus should appear to us friday evening s oclock class in the art of winning folks methodist rev geo e coulter pastor sunday april 1st 11 am easter message 230 pm sunday school 7 pm the glory of the resurrec tion special easter meeting of the w m s will be held at the home of mrs hw sanders on wednesday april 4th at 3 oclock easter thank offering presbyterlyx church friday march 30th s pm pre- communion service sunday april 1st 11 am and 7 pm services and special music conihiemorting the resurrection the sacrament o thelords sup per will be celebrt ted at the con clusion of the mor ini service rev mr sommei el the church of the disciples vf christ has kindly consented to give the address at the evening senice service in christ church angli can tomorrow night at 730 pm wood folt sale carload on track now maple and beech 1200 pa- cord 4 t lengths or 1500 in 12 vnclr1ength3 deliv ered if taken as re unload the car jos borinsa on moiuuy evening there was considerable business of importance transacted at the boar i of trade meeting j h ratcliif was chosen to fill the office of president caused by the iesiguaton of dr ball this left vacant the vicepresidents chair which was then filled by dr sang- ster both on unanimous votes by an unanimous vote the board declared in favor of holding a ban quet in honor of our townsman robt miller who is head of the canadian national exhibition an honor which has come to no other municipality outside toronto the date proposed for the banquet is friday april 20th it is intended to hold the affair in ratcliffs hall for which the detail will be left in the hands of the board of trade executive there will probably be about 200 in attendance including members and guests a mild furor was caused when dr sangster rose and read two let ters concerning a new post office for this town he said the premier had caused to be sent the report of the local post office inspector for the district a sutherland of toronto and a report made by an architect from the department of public works who visited the town only a fewweeks ago both these reports frowned on such a thing as building a post office here and it appeared as though they actually went out of the way to present reports that would make it easier for the govern ment to refuse the demands for such a building the architect re ferred to the net revenue to the government from the local office as being 3000 and as if that were not enough to warrant a decent place to transact business the re port didnt state however the fact that the net revenue exceeded the gross receipts or were anout equal the gross receipts of markham post office where a modern new building had been erected it was taken from the letters read that so far as stouffville was con cerned there is no ntw office to be built at the present time at least however prominent liberals in cluding dr f a dales voiced strong protests which finally took form in a resolution drafted by dr ira freel and passed by the meeting the doctors resolution was to the effect that the board of trade re gister strong protests against the contents of the communications as read by dr sangster or at least part of them which is- not according to fact and if the requirements of the community are not to be attended to by the government the citizens will feel that a great injustice is being done them which will ultim ately react against the present gov ernment the war veterans were granted the use of the park grounds for their annual celebration on may 24 the matter of the annual cele bration to be held on july 2nd was discussed and it is planned to arrange a particularly strong list of attractions for this year a neighboring town faaving cut in our date it will necessitate extra effort being put forth to keep stouffvilles big dayjor its people the stand ing committees for the year were appointed and some of these will start at once to plan their program for the second of july celebration the committees parks commit tee dr sangster n mclean ae booth dr ball membership n mclean a v nolan sangstersaun- dersv drsmith sports loss davis f l button sam armstrong wj mather entertainment f silves ter f pratt j borinsky saunders f rowbotham drla freel pub licity dr dales mr bruce reeve morden dr smith a v nolan roads and transportation drfreel f w silversides j h ratcliff and nolan f w silvester was added to the executive committee honored aged mother at the home of mr and mrs jr barkey 411 carlton st toronto was the scene of a tiappy birthday gathering on thursday march 22 in honor of their mother mrsanna barkey it was a surprise for mrs barkey on her s3rd natal day the guests began to arrive about seven oclock in the evening and kept gathering until there were about 30 friends and relatives many gifts were given to the honoured lady which were flowers both cut and potted candies money etc among the guests were mrs s stouffcwp 9m loved so well her daughter mr and- mrswstoiif- for mr and mrs j cook mrand mrs gbarkey grandchildren misses fern and lola cook mr c and e cook great grandchildren mrs f stouffer mr and mrs j pike mr and mrsereichard and son howard mr and mrs wm scott mrs c stouffer mrs h stover miss t stouffer miss r howard mr c woodard and mr j maclntyre re freshments were served and the friends dispersed declaring they had spent an enjoyable evening with the aged lady allistons only pooroom is to be banished the town council having given it six months notice to quit mrs h d sawyer friends in midland harold sanders is at home for easter from toronto mrs mowat spent a few days with her sister in toronto last week mrs semple of toronto visited miss mccarty over sunday t a lord of zelandia sask vis ited last week at ira d rusnells mr david mcmillan of uxbridge was in town last week visiting mr geo watson mr fred wilson spent a few dayg- ttois week with his son dr wilson at englehart mrs snodden is spending a few days with her sister miss martha mcmullen who is quite ill mr and mrs r feaster of tor onto spent a couple of days at mr and mrs ed daveys mr r b cowan and mr stewart of victoria college are spending easter at mr h w sanders mrjack terry a wellknown bread and cake maker in uxbridge spent saturday in town with mr joe mertens mrs w j payne and children of markham spent over the- week end with mr and mrs g w browns- berger hand in the names of your easter visitors we will be glad to have them and it wont cost you any thing murray rowbotham was in cooks- ville last week visiting his uncle who has been seriously ill but is now much improved in health miss florence mofarland of roch ester ny who has been making an extended visit wth mr and mrs bert miller expects to return to her home on saturday wm parry of toronto spent a couple of days visiting mr seneca baker north of town mr parry is chatiffeur for sir edward kemp so we presume he puts up at the big castle near the bloor street via duct last friday councillor alex scott was in scarboro attending the golden wedding of mrand mrsrobt craig who are uncle and aunt to mr scott owing to ill health mrs scott yas unable to attend the event ful occasion art cook is renewing old acquain tances in stouffville after an ab sence of ten years he was in ger many with the american army of occupation and just returned last february- his home is now in in diana john haynes and his son were up from milliken on saturday and gave the tribune a friendly call mr haynes farmed just south of good wood in the wagg settlement for many years but four years ago he sold out and moved to near mark ham although his post office address in milliken rmd robt dales who was recently added to the inspection department of the bank of nova scotia has started on a tour of in spection through the western pro vinces to occupy a period df four months he left from ottawa last week and on his way through tor onto was able to spare time to come home to visit his parents dr and mrs dales births starr in whitchurch on sunday march 18th to mrand mrs elmer starra daughter ham on march 21st 1923 to mr and mrsgarfleld harawhitchurch township a son petch in whitchurch township on march 24 1923 to mrand mrs philip fetch 5th con a son glover at redvers sask to mr and j f glover nee frances reesor march 6th1923 a daugh ter steckley at guelph on march 8th 1923 to mr and mrs jc steck ley formerly of newmarket twins hoy and girl qsc- yake at the residence of his par ents vandorf on tuesday mar 20th delmer beloved son of mr and mrs albert e yates aged 1 year and 2 weeks in memoriam in loving memory of our daughter violet saunders who went to heaven good friday april 2nd 1920 a beaitifula girl no one knows the jjilent heartache only those who have lost can tell of the grief hat is borne in silence never forgotten by j and sister tvy mum dad in loving memory of our dear mother mrs martha ramer died march 26 lolfl y the one wo loved is jfow at rest her fond truey hearr is still the hand thaft wuld have helped us best now lies in dwlhs cold chill days of sadness still come oer us tears in silence often flow for memory keeps you over near us though you died four years ago daughters fresh white and sjalnfon fish at w h smiths rear burtons store modern methods in old days the sufferer from grippecwas forced to go to bed and take harsh remedies now however modern science has come to the rescue and has evolved a treatment tnat re- heves the system of fever and congestion without resorting to heroic measures nyal lazacold is a scientific preparation of the best remed 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 geocoliard druggist stouffville ontario cut flowers and ferns wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons stouffville phone 7001 iteastefl 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 suppled by your grocer with pur make ambrose stover we deliver to yonr home good health cannot be retained if you eat poor meat the animals wa select for our butchering trade are che 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 9701 to relieve the strain and give that rested wideawake feeling you need only come to us and be properly fitted to ths right- glosses we nse 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 optwian stouffville office phone 1604 residence 8004