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mtfftnrlu mm vol xxxv no 23 stoufrvlllk ontario thursday july 31st 1924 ix you enjoy every me4l sometimes the digestive machin ery gets just a little off no kind of food looks good to you n y a l digestive toxic aids digestion stimulates the appetite makes eating a pleasure the greatest complaint we hear jj is the difficulty of getting enough to eat after taking it once a trial always nyal 100 a bottle larket drug store g collard druggist stouffvillk ontario big train wreck i tax rate 33 610 near stouffville another train wreck ou the cana dian national line running through j stouffville occurred last wednesday i evening about seven oclock some 1 eighteen cars laden with stone from sudbury were derailed about one mile and a half south of the town j fortunately none of the train crew were injured but very serious dam age done to the track the rails be ing completely torn up in some places the cause of the accident is reported unknown although it is supposed that some bolts must have come out of an axle on one of the flat cars thus causing the derail ment some inconvenience was caused the travelling public on the line on wednesday evening as the trains from the north and sohto were obliged to back down to the scene of the accident and the pas- gers were then transferred two auxiliary trains were sent f ari by much hard work and oer time on the part of the track men the new rails were temporaily laid by thursday and normal train service resumed again although a little pist schedule time 1 special meeting of stouffville council baseball news t bctgbbbw business cards 11 personal notes legal t h and sarah ratcl1ff graduate chiropractors albert st stouffville office hours mornings s to 12 tuesday thursday and saturday evenings 7 to 830 pm other hours by appointment fhone 5304 anne lehman a t cm teacher of piano studio over lehmans shoe store our meat always attracts the pleased attention of women who appreciate cleanliness in all things a visit to our shop will disclose a cleanliness pleasing to the most particular fresh lettuce vegetables h leadbetter butcher phone 0701 soonffvolle demonstration f mackenzie king the committee from the north york liberal association and the toronto liberal association which is in charge of the picnic to be held in honor of rt hon mackenzie king at markham fair grounds on aug 16th met in markham on wednes day evening july 23rd to complete arrangements the meeting was at tended by representatives from ever municipality in the riding and committees of finance publicity decorations games platform and music were all completed the en thusiasm of the markham and vau- ghan townships delegates was es- cially noticed arrangements were made for a procession to be organized from every township within the constitu ency and from toronto the pre mier on his arrival in markham will be greeted by streamers and bands and the liberals of north york hope to give hon mr king the largest liberal demonstration ever given any premier of canada duncan marshall provincial or ganizer was present at wednesday nights meeting as well as ajarge delegation from toronto the vari ous committees will meet again in markham village on july 31st a special meeting of the town council was held last friday evening j j in the council chamber j members present were messrs j dougherty silvester silversides and dr f a dales reeve dougherty occupied the chair i dr dales asked leave to introduce a bylaw to borrow 2800 to complete the electric light system bylaw- was read a first and second time moved into committee of the whole with dr dales in the chair com mittee rose and reported the bylaw wthont amendment bylaw 526 was read a third time and passed dr f a dales askea leave lo in troduce a bylaw to fix the tax rate for stouffville corporation for the year 1924 bylaw road a ilrst and second time moved into committee of the whole with f w silversides jin the chair committee rosoand reported bylaw 527 with blanks filled was read a third time and passed the total tax rate for 1921 will be 33 610 mills being an increase of 3 c10 mills over last year and is made up by the following county rate mills general rale 3810 ills debenture 3 210 mills library 1 mil street lighting 3 810 mills public school 10 mills public school deb 3 810 mills friends in need axe friends indeed your greatest friends are your eyes you should take the very best of care of them for you will never have another pair our eye glasses are friends to weary or weakened eyes come and have a pair adjusted to your sight needs by means of our scien tific eye examination the examina tion costs nothing the glasses will cost you as little as good lenses can be sold for adam r yak optometrist watchmaker and jeweler 2 doors west of railway tracks phone 159 stouffville board of trade chiropractor i church st i wtiffirjj the regular meeting of the board of trade met in the council cham ber on monday july 28th president dr w a sangster in the chair the minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed the following communications were received from ontario asso ciation board of tradesdepartment of highwaysand the heaton agency moved byh j malloy and secon ded by dr dc smith that the fol lowing accounts be paid fred paulikat poles 5 00 geo patton work 2 35 j gower work 27 00 silvester bros supplies 843 w h clark insurance 12 50 moved by dr ball seconded by g saunders that the president make the necessary corrections in the vil lage report of the heaton agency dr freel made a suggestion in re gard to ladies joining the board of trade nirdaskcd if it was constitu tion he also thought that it would put life and backbone in the board of trade and promised that he could get several to join moved by dr freel seconded by dr smith that this board recom mend to the stouffville council to formulate some scheme whereby they could build a curb in front of the properties on the main street and the cost be borne by the council and property owners carried it wag moved that the board adjourn to meet in september to quash bylaw ratepayers of the village of mark ham have taken legal action to quash a bylaw which has had its first and second reading for the ex penditure of 15000 for permanent improvements to the high school the question of expenditures on the high school was an issue at the municipal elections last january five candidates who had declared themselves against spending more than 5000 were elected and it is alleged that their pledge in this re spect secured their election in march the high school board ap plied for 45000 for additions al terations and permanent improve ments to the school council dis approved the application and in apnl the matter was put to a vote of the electors and was defeated by a vote of 153 to 90 in may the high school board was back with a request for 15000 for permanent improvements this time council was not so adamantine a motion to refer the matter to the electors was defeated 32 and a by law was given its first and second readings the ratepayers who complain say that the 35000 request is unreas onable and that 5000 would be sufficient they say that the coun cil is not acting in good faith and that it has been subject to undue influence they further allege that the bylaw is illegal as the require ments of the high school act and of the municipal act have not been complied with the match at newmarket between aurora and newmarket on friday july isth resulted in a victory for newmarket the score being 52 on saturday afternoon uxbridge juniors accompanied by a few fans motored to stouffville for the return game with our junior team ux bridge won by a score of 239 a in a york and simcoe league game at willowdale on fridayjuly 25th willowdale beat aurora 8 to 5 aurora 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 willowdale 4 0 2 0 0 2 x s hale and browning griffin and willis the senior baseball game between richmond hill and stouffville which was scheduled for last tuesday had o be called off as richmond hill de- laulted the game but in order not lo disappoint the spectators a team was imported from musselmans lake this might have proved an interesting game as stouffville suc ceeded in making four runs in the first inningsbut they were prevented from playing further on account of the storm the twilight game of baseball on friday last between newmarket and stouffville got very exciting at one stage of the game with our boys leading right along but in the 3rd innings newmarket came to the front by scoring 7 runs before they were retired due to errors on the part of our team after this our boys scored 3 more runs during the remainder of the game and newmar ket one run making it 11s for stouffville girls softball uxbridge team of girls played the local team a friendly game of soft- ball last wednesday afternoon the result was in favor of the visitors the score being 299 a team of stouffville girls were in uxbridge yesterday playing the return game of soft ball society meeting do you tire easily if you tire easily there may be a subluxation of your spine any impingement of the nerves that emerge from the spine restricts the flow of vital force that ls necessary to your well be ing come in for an analysis h cemeteries must be decently kept by recent amendment to cemetery act when the owner the of a the horticultural society held a meeting last friday evening with eight members present the min utes of last meeting were read and adopted the following motions were pas sed moved by a lehman and secon ded by mrs h lawson that we sub scribe for the canadian horticultur ist and send one to each family re presented in the society carried moved by mrs n forsyth and se conded by a lehman that anyone having extra perennials or shrubs to spare this fall would notify the se cretary carried moved by mrslawson and secon ded by mrs forsyth that a commit tee of dr dales mr t klinck mr a lehman be appointed to look after the boulevards about the coun cil chambers carried moved by a lehman and secon ded by mrs forsyth that the meet ing adjourn until tuesday evening carried there were fouiteen members pre- cemetery cannot bofound is un- at the meeting on the follow- i jvavi m k 1 4hjv fwday 9t012 am vat stouffv i he onm known or is unable to maintain it the municipality in which such cem etery is situated shall he deemed to be the owner and the council shall b charged with the duty of keeping it in order every county council shall have the power to appoint one or more inspectors to look after the cemeter ies and to enforce the act if a township council fails or neglects to properly care for a cemetery the in spector may secure a court order di recting the council to do so if this order is not obeyed every member of such council can be held liable for contempt of court and punished ac cordingly unless they can prove to the satisfaction ofthe court that they were not consenting parties to the neglect the rural cemeteries have in the past been saved from utter neglect to a large extent by the exertions of womens institute the amended act will at least rssure such organ izations of the cooperations and fin ancial support of municipal councils ing tuesday when resolutions were passed as follows moved by a lehman and secon ded by h o klinck that this hor ticultural society will hold an ex hibition this fall on wednesday sept 10th carried moved by a lehman and secon ded by mrs forsyth that h klinck mrs mather and miss sangster be a general committee to look after the arrangements for the coming horticultural fair carried moved by mr w muston and se conded by mr t klinck that all nonmember exhibitors be charged 100 as an entrance fee carried moved by mrs mather and secon ded by miss sangster- that mr t klinck j r hodgins be a commit tee to visit the different organiza tions of the town with regard to hav ing them as an organization become a member of the society carried the meeting adjourned to meet again at the call of the horticultural fair general committee with the churches raptist rev w w fleischer pastor sunday aug 3rd 10 am sunday school 11 am church service 7 pm church service menxonite church w m mcguire pastor sunday aug 3rd stouffville 10 am- sunday school 11 am preaching service pastor in charge 7 pm gospel service lr pipher in charge altona union 1030 am sunday school 7 pm preaching by w m mc guire christian church edgar morton pastor sunday aug 3rd stouffville in these warm days let us leave off our coats when we go to sunday school at 10 am and preaching service at 11 there will be little danger of taking a chill even if we leave them off until after the meet ing at the park at 7 pm bloomlngton coats off please at sunday school at 10 am and through the service at 11 churchill here also we will be in style at 2 pm for sunday school and 8 pm for worship ringwood at sunday school at 10 am and 7 pm service let us see you dressed to be cool mrs j williams and mrs kester have bten spending some time at sutton mrs j cook from winnipeg is visiting her aunt mrs h l van- zant mr albert smales of toronto spent sunday with his mother mrs smales mrs m wilson of newmarket is spending some time with her nephew mr j mowder mr p r west and mr j todd of bradford spent the week end at mr joseph mowders mr w r lott of montreal spent the week end with his grandmother mrs s b hoover of dixons hill rev and mrs geo e coulter and miss isabel motored to toronto last monday to spend a few days mr and mrs a s leaney have returned to their home in stouff ville after holidaying at jacksons point rev mr totten mrs totten and family of shannonville are visiting her mother mrs warriner church street mrs charlie faden from akron mich is visiting her brothers a- g and elias lehman and other rela tives mr ajerman of toronto is spend ing his holidays with his mother mrs a s collins and mr a s col lins mr and mrs sam george and mr clarence george of aurora visited at the home of win gower on sun day last mr and mrs d h cook have returned from a two weeks visit in rochester accompanied by her bro ther dr s j clarkson mr and mrs robert ramsay of toronto motored out and spent sunday with his sisters mrs e tarr and mrs smales east end mr n h ramer has returned to hamilton after spending two weeks with mr and mrs malcolm ramer forest hill farm bloomington mrs charles miller and three lady friends mrs jones mrs glass and mrs orr from pontine mich spent friday at her grandfathers mr j urquhart mr and mrs f c madill and family of toronto mr and mrs j b madill of claremont spent the week end with mr and mrs geo t lee mr- and mrs g am davison of unionville ontario announce the engagement of their daughter dorothy alexandra to mr harold gordon young only son of mr and mrs william a young agincourt ontario iie marriage will take place the end of august mccullough button barristers solicitors i veyances c dittons block 8touffvuik money to loan medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor 0rin ard main dental 3 n dales lds dd s dentist claremont honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office over mr scotts store phone 1405 claremont dr d c smith dentist ktouffvtll honor graduate of chicago toronto university and the royal college of dental surfeona office over khaws store phone office 1011 residence let no outside appointments e s barker lds dds j dentltt stouffville honor graduate of royal college dental surgeons and of the univer sity of toronto i office in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office over geo crosbys store veterinary r g law v s b v sc graduate university of toront ringwood phone 6014 boadway s drug stork stouffville real estate atha mr isaac lehman had a trip to the city on monday mr e hand is spending his holi days at mr t madllls on tuesday night mr ell lehman had a bee tearing down his old mill a number from here enjoyed the football at green river last satur day night mr and mrs joe laurie of tor onto spent stiniay mr david trans mr rolph niglnwander had his family al home on sunday to cele brate his birthdiy with liiir claremont the baptist church are expecting to engage in revival services in the near future wellington pearson and judson bundy who on the 21st inst enter ed into an agreement to do a certain or uncertain business together visi ted the niagara peninsular last tues day prospecting business in vine- land and visiting the latters cousin j c bundy near thorold this trip without a road map proved to be quite a chore they returned to their happy homes thursday noon avliitson gray on saturday june 2sth at 12 oclock there was united in the bonds of holy wedlock mr james a whitson of golbourn valley sask formerly of- markham ont and miss sarah grace gray of bal- lantrae ont rev mr young presbyterian minister of tisdale conducting the ceremony mr and mrs whitson will make their home on their farm southwest of tisdale for sale house with 10 rooms in bloom ington one quarter acres good fruit with outbuildings at 1500 house property in stouffville all kinds and all prices 50 acres near the hydro line brick house bank barn nice stream good land 6000 7 acres with buildings in whit church 1000 also 60 acres to 100 acres and lots of others jacob yake real estate agent office over buttons store stouffville bloomington mr and mrs wm storry and miss burnett spent a day in toronto last week mr and mrs munshaw from the states were visiting at mr booths en sunday the ladies aid was held at mrs wm storrys on friday evening and an enjoyable time was spent congratulations to the entrance class who were all successful in passing their examinations namely marion williams muriel williams jean mairs herberta baker donald storry and carl davis tssummer climbing roses imported good stock eight differ ent varieties usual line of box plants such as tomato plants aster plants etc i loral tesigns for all occasions muston sons phone 7001 stouffville your appetite wont weaken this glad summertime if you order the proper food our bread belongs on your menu ingredients which go to make stovers bread maple leaf floun formerly called cream of the west diamond crystal salt pure granulated sugar malt extract milk easiflrst domestic shortening fleisch- mans compressed yeast a stover stouffville lodqe no 3s4 meets every monday evening at 8 oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethern welcome henry slack w r sanders n grand rv sec m tait financial secretary why not be enthusiastically and electrically happy all of the electrical helps you need in your home are priced by us in such manner that you can pay a small deposit down and finish the payments from week to week or month to month leuis iremia electrical supplies f1xture5 over lehmans shoe sfore stouffville- ont