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fxibnnt vol xxxvi no 6 stouffville ontario thursday april 9th 1925 get rid of that cough you cannot afford to let a hacking racking cough hang on it saps strength and vitality and leaves you a prey to disease germs nyal creophos will stop it and at the same time build up strength and powers of resistence particu larly effective for the relief of bronchitis and other deepsea ted coughs get a bottle today and see how sooi youll feel tetter trick 100 council to set a tin can day j m storey chemist and druggist a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouftviile monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am t h and sarah ratcl1tf 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 vj elliott yonge and alexander sts toronto noted for high grade instruction and euperioremployment service enter any time catalogue free w j elliott principal the april meeting of the local municipal council was held on fri day evening reeve silvester occu pied the head of the table while the sides were adorned with the person ages of councillors h w sanders john cleaver and jos borinsky councillor silversides was absent selling out a farmer ovar in uxbridge township the amount of business to trans act was not by any means onerous consisting chiefly of passing ac counts the matter of having a day set apart for the collection of tin cans and other rubbish save vege table matter was broached by the reeve the proposal was nearly can ned howaver when councillor san ders demurred about using the new dumping grounds purchased last 1 s year his objections were finally j boadway paui overcome and mr sanders agri baker c e bumper success is park campaign it is the desire of the park com mittee to see the name of every citi zen on the honor roll the com mittee wish to most heartily thank the following subscribers for the splendid response to their appeal the subscriptions todate are as fol lows sangster drw a land 356 00 atkinson john 10 00 6th of markham to be completed armstrong william anderson hugh button f lome boadway jacob brillinger w c burnett w baker frank hurkholder a c baker mrs annie stouffville lodge no meets every monday evening at 8 oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethern welcame 8am mckuen w r sanders n grand recsec archie stover financial secretary loyal orange lodge no 1020 regular meetings friday at 8 p m on or before full moon stouffville ont fancy cattle furnish our roast beef steaks etc we buy only wellfed grain fed animals our meats are carefully priced and cost no more than inferior beef h leadbetter butcher phone 0701- sooufftiue we deliver dally to your home canned goods and fieh to give the new grounds a tryout they can be immediately closed any time by the board of health should the disposal of tin cans prove a pub lic nuisance the reeve and streer committee will set a day shortly and all citizens witl be notified in these columns that they may have cans drawn to the dump by placing them in an easily accessible place do not let the opportunity slip- by to rid your premises of unsightly rub bish watch for the date there will be no charge made lor this ser vice the council decided to shortly make a tour of inspection of the town streets to ascertain the needed repairs to sidewalis and roadways with this firsthand information the citizens will not become inquisitive when they see five serious looking gentlemen passing their homes a petition signed by margaret neal jc neal and martha mcquain asked for a sidewalk on albert street west side to edward street on the east with proper crossing at edward street perry valentine also petitioned for a water service for his house in the east end accounts passed general account j nendick shovelling snow etc 6 80 d fields re latchford lot 3 00 wh clark phone rent 8 25 hydro clerk office and council 4 00 j urquhart postage etc 4 27 electric supplies 45 4 8 hydro electric postage 6 00 meters and lamps 100 g7 sheets for books 2 18 power for feby 447 41 water works h burgess water service g 00 j nendick rep water mains 10 20 brillinger percy byam mrs irene barker dr e 8 booth a e brown j w button e a li brillinger crawford f r collins alf s collard geo cleaver john colwell w a clark w h coulter rev g e crossen wm dales dr f a doten j b dougherty w r dowswell geo 00 5 00 10 00 10 00 2 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 5 5 2 2 1 1 the toronto and york roads commission have recently advertised for tenders for the construction of the mile and a quarter of unfinished road on the sixth concession of markham just to the south of the whitchurch markham townline four tenders have been received and the contract will likely be awar ded at the next meeting this in formation is authentic the tribune having been in communication with county engineer james on the mat ter and it will dispose of the many enquiries as to whether the road is to be built this year or not it is expected that one of the first pieces of road undertaken this spring by the commission will be grand old mother home called 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 5 00 10 00 5 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 3 00 2 00 1 00 25 00 2 00 5 00 5 00 freel dr ira 25 00 00 j the seciion of road referred to above the announcements in the public press made by the ontario motor league are therefore incorrect when they omit in the road program the sixth concession of markham the commission of course are in no way responsible for these reports handed out by the league it will be great satisfaction to have this road linked up at either end with the good road surface wip ing out the only really bad roaa be tween stouffville and toronto on the county road syetem g n i forsyth friend 7 5 friend 2 forsyth h 5 freel dr h 5 friend 10 gilroy harry 10 10 00 goudie gordon holden hoover fletcher f d a b one church goes back an imortanf message to yon i have decided to make a new standard price on all my glasses in order to be from 200 to 500 below city prices for the same qual ity of goods the reason i can do ibis is the large number of glasses i sell and my low overhead ex- peneos regular 1500 double sight glas ses all ground in one new price 1200 regular 1200 famous crooks tints guaranteed to stop head- atehenew price 1000 regular 1000 reading or dls- 1 tance glasses new price 8800 these glasses corned in light or dark shell gold frame or rim less large eyes extra 8peclvl i have made arrangements that i can sell a fine nlckle frame large eyo distance or reading i glasses regular price 500 new price 8300 see me and see better adam r yake optometrist watchmaker and joweler 2 doors west of railway tracks phone 150 stouffville in looking over the principal reli- gons n canada according to the 6th census we find that in the decade from 1911 to 1921 only one denom ination went back numerically and that is the congregationalist which had a membershp of 34054 in 1911 and 30730 in 1921 the anglican church in the same ten years made the largest increase of any protes tant sect increasing from 1043017 to 1407994 the presbyterians comes next in numerical strength to the anglicans and in the same period of time show an increase from 1- 115324 to 1409407 followed close ly by the methodists with an increase from 1079892 in 1911 to 1159458 in 1921 in the same time the bap tists increased from 382666 to 421- 731 the mennonites including the hutterites are among the religious sects which are more than holding their own in canada there were 31797 of this belief according to the census of 1901 in canada this had increased to 44611 in 1911 and to 58797 in the next decade there are 3389636 roman catholics in canada a gain of over half a million in ten years a little over two mil lion of the roman catholic popu lation of canada is in quebec in ten years the jews in canada in creased from 74564 to 125197 and more than onequarter or 34377 of the jews of this country are in the city of toronto there are 45674 jews in the city of montreal mr jacobs a jew sits in the canadian parliament as the representative of a montreal constituency hoover tilman hermon m hoover lud hamilton mrs hodgins j r hoy chu harper w jr hodgson mrs h hare samuel hoover jos hoover elias hamilton r jennings t jennings- a d klinck t w 25 00 klinck h 0 5 00 lawson harvey 25 00 lawson geo j 10 00 lehman peter 1 00 leavens m t 2 00 leadbetter h 5 00 little j s 2 00 legeer edgar 2 00 lunau e 200 murcheson mrs c 5 00 mcnabb wm 5 00 mowder frank 2 00 mowat j 190 madil john h 5 00 mccullough j 50 08 maclean norman 5 00 mickelsen chris 3 00 marshall f 10 00 miller robt 25 00 nolan a v no name 10 oxendale john i quantz w a 5 rae j j frank 15 rowbotham les 1 ratcliff thomas 5 rusnell d h 2 robinson mrs esther 2 ratcliff co 20 00 sangster miss edith 25 00 for claremont the football team organized the season saturday evening miss nellie michell of toronto was a week end visitor with friends here wm coates sr who has been ill is now able to be about again as usual nelson sanderson of toronto was a week end visitor with his parents and other relatives the funeral of the late mrs wm forgie sr was unusually largely atended mrs forgie had- been a patient suffering for two years and during that time was faithfully waited on by two of her daughters one of them a trained nurse she leaves two sons william and john exreeve of the township of pick ering and four daughters mrs thomas hargrave of markham mrs thos neal of claremont and misses jennie and annie at home an obituary notice will appear in our next issue mrs simeon stouffer one of the fine old mothers who witnessed the transition of this part of ontario from virgin forest to its present high state of cultivation passed peace fully to the great beyond at the- home of her daughter mrs george collard on sunday morning april 5th 1925 at the advanced age of 82 years the late mrs stouffer was a daughter of thos l webb a pioneer resident of king township she being of a family of nin chil dren mrs stouffer was born at kettleby where she was married 57 years ago thus entering on a long arid happy wedlock the duration of which fortune is pleased to favor but few immediately settling on mr stouffers farm just north of the can adian national station it stouffville they lived all these years en the farm about fifteen years ago mr stouffer sold the farm to d h rusnell reserving a lot for a home to which they retired the late mrsstouffer was a woman kindly disposed cheerful and of a most ambitious disposition she was full of zeal and energy for the wel fare of her children and it must have been her great joy to witness their splendid progress as they step ped out into life well versed and mindful of the great essentials besides her husband she is sur vived by a family of three daughters and one son namely mrs geo col lard of stouffville mrs ernest dougherty of denver col and mrs perkins also of colorado who is one of the few women to be called to the american bar and having practised as a solicitor an only son fred is living in puyallup washington owing to circumstances the son and daughters from a distance were un able to attend the funeral interment took place on tuesday at stouffville cemetery following divine service at the home of mrs collard led by rev geo e coul ter and rev r young the late mrs stouffer was a member of the methodist church for half a century business cards legal mccullough button barristers solicitors con veyances c buttons block stouffville money to loan medical dr s si ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 106 1 a dental j n dales lds dd sv dentist claremont honor graduate of royal collet of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office over mr scotts store phone 1405 claremont dr d c smith dentist stouffville honor graduate of chicago and to ronto university and the royal college of dental surgeons office over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 101 no outside appointments e s barker lds dds dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8602 markham every tuesday office ore geo crosbys store veterinary sixth line mr and mrs s heise spent a lew days last week with friends at elmira ont miss delia steckley and miss lemay spent last week end in tor onto with friends the services on sunday april 19 both morning and evening will be conducted by mr wm pugsley who- conducted evangelistic services here in the second markham church some 30 years ago personal notes bethesda clare boliander has purchased a new ford car mr s p foote spent last week at the lumber camp miss olive boadway is spending her holidays at stouffville we are sorry to report that mrs ralph allen is seriously ill mrs wesley steckley is under the doctors care we hope the sick in our neighborhood will soon be re stored to health and strength again the wms held their regular monthly meeting at the home of mrs a shaffer on wednesday 1st april there was a good atten dance the officers for the coming year were elected with the churches in memoriam in remembrance of mrs w flewell who died april 10th 1924 her toil is oer her work is done her long dark night is past her battles fought her crown is won shes reached her home at last gone but not forgotten her family- sanders w b silversides f w smith dr d c stewart wm storry geo stouffer clayton storry j m sanders w r sangster f h storry j t stouffer archie shaw w h stover ambrose stiver f silvester w a scott a wr 10 00 silvester f w 25 00 stouffville creamery co 30 00 smith mrs dorothy 2 00 stouffer noah 20 00 2500 20 00 20 q0 1 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 5 00 5 00 10 00 5 00 10 00 5 00 500 10 00 auction sale farmers look we buy and sell farm implements of all kinds also i have some extra good stoves for sale and all kinds of scales highest price tor junk and hides h herman f phone 1903 1 a sherrick whitchurch will auc tion his registered holstelns early in may tuesday april 14th mortgage sale of desirable residence on corner main and blake streets stouffville nine rooms oak trim and all conveniences sale at mansion house at 2 pm f w silversides auctioneer saturday april 11th at lot sanders h w stevens mrs todd l e tarr percy tait m trueman mrs james turner urquhart j vanzant mrs h l watts mr mrs m waddel william weldon a e williams wm well wisher williamson d j yake jacob yake a r young rev r 33 con 9 markham 1 mile south j they are received stouffville entire herd of dairy cows mostly calf by side belong ing to truman holden who is giv ing up dairying cows are 20 head high testing holsteins tbo farm is also for sale sale at 1 pm f w silversides auctioneer total subscriptions 957 00 land added to park 350 00 a11 future contributions will be acknowledged in the tribune as ftn lmrs harding main street east i n has returned from a visit in toronto mrs young of markham visited mrs r irwin and other friends last week master leonard byer is able to be out again after his long serious ill ness mr and mrs a reesor of acton visited is sister mrs j b wurts on sunday miss ruth badgero has returned home after spending several weeks with her sister mrs r mccay of burlington ont clifford jackson of peterboro is the new tonsorial artist on the staff at j b dotens barber shop mrs f wood and son christie of toronto visited with mrs woods mother mrs armstrong montreal street on sunday mr j baker and daughter mrs h davis of stayner visited mr t w klinck and other relatives in stouffville this week william chidley of toronto and mrs henry noble of lindsay visited the formers mother and the latters sister mrs albert e paisley this week mrs h hodgson and mrs c johnson were in goodwood sunday the latter took part in the wm6 service sunday evening in the meth odist church dr e t williams and wife of sunderland and mrs r mccann and daughter ella of toronto were visitors this week with dr williams mother in the east end miss e williams who has spent some time at shawinghan fallsque with her brothers has returned and is spending some time with her sis ter and rev c e moleod mrs wj thompson miss dorothy and fred also mr herbert obrien all of newmarket were is town on tuesday attending the funeral of the late mrs simeon stouffer 20 00 1 00 s 00 5 00 5 00 r 00 5 00 5 00 2 00 10 00 5 00 2 00 i 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 b 00 2 00 presbyterian church rev r young pastor easter sunday april 12th services 11 am and 7 pm sabbath school 230 pm melville church sabbath school 115 church services 215 all the services messages and music in these churches will be of a char acter in harmony with the season baptist rev w w fleischer pastor remember that duiing our wilder ness wanderings services are con ducted in ratcliffa hall prayer meetings wednesday and friday night at 8 pm and sunday615 pm sunday april 12th 11 am easter message 7 pm destiny in a tomb or the surrender of mans worst enemy mennonrie church a g warder pastor sunday april 12th 10 am sunday school 11 ameaster service by the pastor 7 pm service by bro pike altona union 7 pm easter service by the pastor we welcome you methodist church geo e coulter pastor easter sunday services april 12th 11 am easter message special easter numbers by the choir 230 bible study 7 pm easter cantata consisting of about twenty numbers entitled the ping cf glory by peace monday april 13th 8 pm young peoples league wednesday april 15tb 8 pm prayer service r g law vs bvse graduate university of taronfcf ringwood phone 6014 boadway s drug storb stouffvlllb flowers wedding bouquets 1 and 1 funeral designs 1 on shortest notice we also have a beautiful selec tion of roses- floral tes1gns for all occasions muston sons phone 700f stouffville order hot cross buns early ambrose stover baker harvey lawson chairman of committee births anderson in stouffville on monday april 6th 1925 to mr and mrs ira anderson a daughter easter millinery silk gloves and hose also a full line of sewing and fancy goods thread mrs m watts west end stouffville christian church edgar morton pastor we can see so much these days that ought to remind us of the re surrection of the son of god the buds upon the bushes and trees are bursting forth from their sleeping places the grass which has been so long buried beneath the heavy banks of snow is reminding us of new ness of life what part are we go- inc to play in this splendid program of real life sunday april 12th special singing will be at our communion service at bloomington sunday morning let us all enter into the easter services at all the churches with a spirit of earnest ness and real life properties for sale do you want a home we have some choice bargains la real estate for immediate transfer in stouffville and the surrounding country good farms at various prices modern brick residence in stouff ville central both electric and hard wood floors good garden greatly reduced brick residence and acre of land barn fruit a fine property for retired farmer price recently cut nearly half jacob yake phono 8004 1 real estate agency r 1 buttons block etoaffrum