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stouffville june 12th 1924 fresh fish stbegeessggx the tribune to arrive every wednesday morning either trout or white fish fresh direct irom the northern lakes roquefort limburger cheese jamaican cocoanuts 5 try our cross blackwelts little chip marmalades ft salmon and pickles ratcliff co mmmm aeed shoes childrens shoes get hard rough wear and we are selling the kiddy shoes that will stand the gaff our youngster shoes are so fash ioned that they allow the childs feet to grow normally the uppers sup port the ankle and the soles are built of the ieatlrer that endures the scuffling new straws for hot weather large choice in mens strawhats the new 1924 styles get your hat now and and be well dressed big range in prices j l little west end stouffvellb what is spring without an overland where can you get the same value for so little money overland body is strong and durable as any 1800 car excellent upholstering and the new engine has increased power we invite you to our show rooms at rear of todds old carriage shop big dunlop tire special at 1050 wagons buggies harness robes and farm implements todd scott phone 3006 stouffvuus markets stouffville dlr7 e 20 to 22 butter 25 to 30 ctettu how jbo thick smooth 750 selects g 25 common calvea 4 50 calves 9 cows 450 to 525 butchers 700 medium cattlo 625 grain 2 40 to 46 fall wheat 00 goose wheat barley 62 to 67 try our milk and we feel sure you will ba satisfied our premises are absolutely sanitary and we invite you to call and inspect the dairy back of that the milk and cream comes from good healthy cows pftesh buttermjriik and sweet cream the maple leaf dairy h gilroy prop phone us and our rig will calt phono 8108 stoaftvulo i la published thursday afternoon i terms 200 a year in advance a v nolan publisher stouffville ont whitchurch oountlui regular meeting of council was held at the township hall may 27th with all the members present and the reeve presiding minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed communications as noted herein were received and read viz w c widdifield reclaim of john w parkins ernest hinchlifte c e with request for appointment as township engineer a sutherland district supt of postal service re condition of roads on rural route no 3 aurora f a gaby chief engineer h e power commission repassing of bylaw and signing agreement between the township and the commissionmrs a l huggins re- application for hydro- electric lighting grant r jack with request for sale or lease to him of unused part of 9th con line at musselmans lake s c snively advising council of his intention t o fence in his property bordering on lake wilcox to the west of the 2nd con road and asking whether pouncil had any legal objection to same gilchrist walsh solicitors for henry brisbin owner of lot 3 plan 134 objecting to the opening of a ditch by wni smith through his land on lake wilcox road to within a few feet of mr brinbins property j a clarke presented for one lamb killed by dogs collectors statement of uncollected taxes of 1923 was presented resolutions were passed jas jones 2 days with team and hauling gravel 5000 ross winterstein railing opp lot 11 con 6 880 hospital for incurable 8 weeks keep delbert newton 8400 jos canning grad 3rd con 600 ea boyd 32 yds gravel on 4th con 1650 whclark postagestamps etc 23 6s canada ingot iron co 1 culvert 18x24 ft for 2nd con 4680 h dewsbury approach to com munity hall 495 r gould 3000 ft road plank and new timber con 4 14500 h r heise planting cuttings on tls express on same 660 fred ransom 100 yds gravel 2130 m duncan rep culvert tls 400 jash maintenance and care medi cine doctor nurse burial and plot for late david dexter 20000 r nelson 16 hours with tractor 4th con and yonge st 3040 instructing the treasurer to pay j a clark 10 for lamb killed by dogs the clerk was instructed to notify mr jack that council deems it in advisable to dispose of any of the roadway which he desired to obtain at mussulmans lake appointing the reeve and deputy reeve a committee to consult the township solicitors regarding the fence at wilcox lake which mr snively proposes to erect the collectors roll was returned showing taxes i uncollected of 179061 since report 5499 with penalty of 2018 has been paid o hcmaki was rebated 618 having been assessed in error several other minor adjustments of the roll such as dogs struck off etc leaving the unpaid tax demand as 125768 which will be sent to the county treasurer for collection council decided to appoint special constables at lake wilcox and mus selmans for saturdays sundays and holidays during the summer in future council will charge 50c per lot for giving their approval of lot plans on subdivisions e davis was granted approval of subdivision plan lots 1819 con 3 after slight alterations the following stated grants were 1 made for gravelling improving and repairing roads at places mentioned under supervision of the commissioners 150 opp lots 9 and 10 coh 6 25 opp lot 5 con 7 100 between lots 4 and 5 con 8 50 between lots 10 and 11 con 10 councillor baker commissioner 75 opp lot 14 con 7 125 opp lots 14 to 16 con 9 20 opp lot 12 con 10 reeve baker commis sioner 100 between lots 30 and 31 con 7 councillor kidd commissioner 200 opposite lots 6 to 14 con 2 75 between lots 5 and 6 con 4 deputy reeve leary commissioner 200 opp lots 23 to 28 con 2 100 opp lots 32 to 35con 4 coun cillor dennis commissioner council adjourned until wednes day june 25th atha mrs dunkeld and misa vera dunkeld went to the city last thurs day mr and mrs cordon laurie visited with mr and mrs d tran on j sunday i mr and mrs e williams called on friends at whitevale one evening last week miss dorothy jones and friend of toronto visited at mr a drapers on sunday mrs r farthing was at brooklin last friday attending the district meeting of the womens institute a number of our young people went on an excursion from clare- mont to niagara falls on friday last district meeting w i the district annua meeting of east york womens institute was held in scarboro high school on saturday last when about 200 women attended morning session at 1030 owing to the absence of the president mrs graves mrs davison presided this session con sisted of business iteports on the work of the branches were given which consists of ten branches in the district all giving excellent reports for their years work election of district officers were as follows pre sident mrs graves scarboro 1st vice mrs davison unionville 2nd vice mrs davey stouffville sec- treas miss heron scarboro dis cussion on various questions of branch work afternoon session speakers miss chapman superintendent of w i miss scott federation rep mr r j rogers agricultural rep mrs rev rae convenor of resolution committee lakeview ladies chorus club rendered several selections mrs d e jones gave several read ings which were appreciated a most hearty vote of thanks was ex tended to the members of the board of scarboro high school for the use of their fully equipped and magni ficent building also to the ladies of scarboro and lakeview branch who so loyally entertained us to dinner and tea in the basement where tables were set and where there is a fully equipped electric kitchen methodist district held annual meeting the annual meeting of the ux- bridge district of the methodist church was held in uxbridge recent ly with a good attendance of minist ers and laymen the officers of the district are rev c w watch chairman rev g e coulter financial secretary rev f w newel journal secretary rev h v ellison statistical secretary there are upon the district thirteen ministers in active charge one representative missionary in japan one missionary teacher with the indians on the georgina island four superannuated ministers and three probationers one probationer is being transferred to saskatchewan one tenders his resignation and one is returned to college for graduate studies two ministers are laid aside by sickness their churches being supplied one of the most important matters of business was the concuring in the report of the local cooper ating committee and the churches concerned whereby sunderland presbyterian and j methodist churches will be united into one charge i n affiliation with the meth odist church and the wick presby terian and pinedale methodist churches will be united in affiliation with the presbyterian church only four appeaiis in memoriam lewis in loving memory of my dear mother mrs ambrose lewis i who passed away june 16th 1923 i no one knows how much we miss you no one knows the bitter pain i we have suffered since we lost you j life has never been the same j for we think so often of you dear j and we think of how you died to think we could not say good bye before you closed your eyes i and the flowers we strew upon you may wither fade decay j but the one we loved so dearly j will never fade away j for mother dear you are not forgotten though on earth you are no more still in memory you are with us as you always were before sadly missed by husband son and daughters markham township court of re vision had a very light task this year there were only four appeals against the assessment two on the east side and two on the west j pickering appealed against an or otherwise assessment on house of 300 which he rented from mr coakwell dis missed assessor forster recommended that the assessment of timbers ramer on garage at milliken assess ed for 1100 be reduced to 600 and the roll was amended accord ingly the appeal against an assessment of 5000 on 53 acres lot 42 con j as too high wasdismissed fred johnsons appeal against the assessment of his farm lot 29 con 5 of 5700 on land and 800 on buildings was sustained and the assessment on land reduced to 5000 the names of martin fockler and franklin hoover were added to the roll as tenants lot 33 con 7 east and the names of their wives will also go on roll as married women stanley jarvis lot 19 con 6 was added to roll as farmers son soexoe xoezoe xoe30e every motorist should know that oil is a deadly enemy of rubberand oil left on the garage floor will do more to destroy a set of tires than hundreds of miles of travel any oil dropped on the floor should there tor be cleaned off immediately why not be enthusiastically and electrically happy all of the electrical helps you need in your home are priced by us in such mauner that you can pay a small deposit down and finish the payments from week to week or month to month leiois jlenneciy electrical supplies fixtures oves lehmans shoestcst stouffville oft vv h shaws 30130 o d o great stock reducing sale t r owing ito the backward sea son in a great number of lines we are overstocked in and we are sacrificing them at very low figures o 0 o o d o o 0 o o o 0 o o 0 o o o 0 35 mens suits to clear at 1495 15 mens raincoats reg 1000 and 1500 to clear at 495 15 ailwool ladies dresses to clear at 895 12 allwool ladies navy suits to clear at 895 10 dozen mens summer caps to clear at 139 o 0 o i o 0 o o 0 o o 0 500 remnants consisting of ginghams table linens towellings and dress gooijs to clear at very low prices w e shaw o 0 o phone 9512 stouffvillb store open tuesday thursday and saturday evening closed friday afternoon during summer months 30esoi i0e30s ios30e o 0 o u o 0 o xoeso seeds for sale fresh turnip seed mangold seed seed corn lawn grass seed also garden seeds our stocks are all new and prices are right f t hill co limited office phone 1401 house 183 l e todd managing director