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stouffville june 11th 1925 before building learn about gyproc gyproc uses hew construction remodeling repairing barns attic room store window ceilings walls poultry houses farm offices babies warehouses ftreproofing under shingles partitions garage no one would build with oldfashioned lathes and plaster if he knew the ad vantages of gyproc gyproc is fire proof wallboard made of solid rock it is cheaper than lumber twice as durable and- much more satisfactory gyproc walls and ceilings are permeuent strong light easy to handle pure rock yet it sows like wood read the listed advantages of gyproc fireproof wallboard in this advertisement then ask your dealer about it stouffville planing mill schell stouffer the okt so gypsum co limited paris ontario births v grove on monday june 1st 1925 to mt artrl mrs wm grove 9 th con markham a daughter milleion friday june 3th 1925 to mr and airs walter miller stouffville a son james albert marriott at che residence of dr f a dales stouflfville on june 10th 1925 tc- mr and mrs jack c- marriott shadow lake a son fireproof walifoord why build to burnt gyproc does away with inflammable woodtineid watts roof ceilings and partition 73 bethesda the markham economist lasi week said we are pleased to wel come as a citizen ot markhaui mr stadelbauer who comes from arm ada macomb co mich u s- and has moved with his family into the house he purchased from w aolai k on church street roth he and his wife are canadians by birth mr stadelbauer was born in waterloo county and his wife is a daushter of the late rev menno bowman a well known former mennonite min ister and a sister of mrs isaac pike of bethesda whitchurch tp council stouffville school report for sale jersey cow milking also bull calf year old and quantity buckwheat for seed simeon hoover lot 25 con s markham phone 6214 16 feathers wools etc we are paying highest prices for wool feathers and poultry special attention paid to orders ben rexlin phone 7821 my28p notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of wil liam h pearson late of the town- bliip of uxbridge in the county of ontario farmer deceased notice is hereby given pursuant to the trustees act that all persons having any claim against the late william h pearson who died on or about the 17th day of april 1925 at the township of uxbridge in the county of ontario are required on or before the 3rd day of july 1925 to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned solicitors for the administrator their names and ad dresses and full particulars in writ he of their claims and the nature of the security h any held by them duly verified and take notice further that after the said 3rd day of july 1925 the administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate airiong the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice jand the said administrator will not bo liable for the saidjissets or any part thereof to any persons ot whose claim he shall not then have received notice dated june 3rd 1925 john w gcjttrlie administrator goodwood rr ont mcctjllough button solicitors for administrator stouffville to let four unfurnished rooms to rent in reliable home private entrance victoria street west end stouffville moderate rent apply tribune office tenders for grading sealed tenders will be received up to june 20th for grading part of lemonville school grounds for particulars see trustees m j hut chinson or bert baker lowest or any tender not necessary accepted s w hastings sectreas pair kin n on wanted suckling pigs phone 8603 robt mc- pigs for sale 8 good yorkshire white pigs 6 weeks old fred cook ringwood phone 7924 truck for sale one ton truck in good order bargain for quick sale apply to a w gourley uxbridge tp phone 8703 stouffville 15 apples wanted i am in the market to buy a quantity of apples good prices paid also poultry wanted sam golden at pennocks livery honor roll for majr room 5 sr iv betty booth donald lewis thos barnes jr iv elsie lownsbrough eric collard lorna baker m g martin principal room 4 jr ill gordon murchl- son hugh thomas goldie shack man sr ill bruce rowbotham erma grubin elvera warder h gibson teacher room 3 sr ii edra burkett and bert green equal dorothy meyers jack hill jr ii myron anderson isabel coulter blanche hoover s barber teacher room 2 sr i harry holden sam borinsky murray nendick jr i alfred thomas jim law- son leola jennings m k vansickle teacher room 1 primer a velma stover jean baker harry woodcock primer b harry lintner gordon hoover dora mcmullen primer c given siddall marion rusnell harry brown k h logan teacher markham court of revision ufo notice orders for wire fencing always ft order send in yourorders for u f binder twine before juno 10th orders for hard coal for delivery end of september are now being re ceived phone 5302 horse register hanio imp property of w h johnson lot 15 con 7 markham goes to h jarvis lot 30 con 5 tuesday night wednesday noon to dent laws lot 1 con 7 whit church night and thursday morn- ing to mansion house stouffville then to his own stable until the following tuesday terms 1500 also dempsey 11763 percheron blackwill stand at his own stable same terms the number of appeals against the assessment in the township of markham were not numerous this year and were speedily disposed of at the court of revision held in unionville on june 1st the court was composed of all the members of the council and the reeve following appeals were dealt with gordon k brown west half ap pealed against assessment of one acre of land and two new houses one at1500 and one at 1600 as too high dismissed geo chater 2 v acres con lwest lot 33 1000 too high dismissed walter scott jr income assess ment struck off east half c j brodie lots 34 and 35 con 2 and lot 35 con 5 too high assessed at 21 per acre on 200 acres on con 2 and 60 per acre on con 5dismissed hydro appealed against assess ment of 100 on 18 acre part of lot 16 con 7 east appeal sustained h c reesor and lydia reesor were put on as joint owners of lot 8 con 10 west robert reesor complained that most of his lands were put in wrong school section no 18 instead of 20 the assessement rolls as finally revised by the court of revision were confirmed the total assess ment is west half 2608905 east half 2675750 whitchurch towrehi council met at the township hall vaadcrf mon day june 1st with ail meinbes pre sent reeve m baker presiding councillor baker was instructed to have proper railing erected opp lot 11 con 6 to repair bridges opp lot 4 con 6 and betwem lots 4 and 5 con councillor dennis to repair cul vert bet lots 25 and 26 con 2 councillor kidd to rcrcir bridges opp lot 31 con 9 wm ash was appointed special constable at lak wilcox for 1925 council adjourned to saturday july 4th resolutions were passed instructing treasurer to pay when required the amount of statute labor commutation for church street road division instructing the clerk to order four metal culverts appropriating for road improve ment at places stated under commis sioners named as follows 60 lots 15 and 16 con 5 coun cillor baker 150 lots 5 and 6 con 2 dep- reeve leary 100 lots 20 and 21 con c councillor kidd 150 lots 10 and 11 con 6 councillor baker 100 lot 12 con u reeve baker 200 lots 17 to 20 con 9 coun cillor kidd 50 church street north stouff ville reeve baker 50 lots 20 and 21 con 4 coun cillor kidd 100 lot 9con6 councillor baker 150 wilcox lake road -dep- reeve leary 25 lot l3con2 dep reeve leary 100 lots 23 and 24 con 2 coun cillor dennis 100 lots 25 and 26 con 2 coun cillor dennis 100 lot 28 and 29 con 2 coun cillor dennis 50 lots 30 and 31 con 2 coun cillor dennis 25 lot 6 con 6 depreeve leary 100 lots 20 and 21 con 7 coun cillor kidd the treasurer wasinstructed to pay bills as follows f gorkerill 1 days 825 county hospital 20 days main tenance w riehemer 3000 g wright repairing hill lot 20 and 21 con 6 1075 fwiddifieldpiacg culvertetc 1210 j jones placg culvert wilcox lake 500 three metal culverts 280 90 banner press stationery etc 22 90 hospital for sick children 30 days beatrice cook 4500 w j patterson drugs c for fred heacock 1575 dr c j devins re mrs a johnston 500 t ayer 36 yds gravel 720 l preston planing and gravellg lots 20 and 21 con 4 1100 w lundy assessor salary post age and equalizing assess ment 22500 j m mcnickol rebate of tax 1924 assessed in error 524 l ferguson bonus for killing dog caught worrying sheep 5 00 g garfield bonus for killing dog caught worrying sheep 500 stouffvilles new dry goods- store we have a fine range of crepes gingham voiles and broadcloths in the newest shades and designs also a fine assortment of prints galateas chambrays gloves hosiery and house dresses we have secured for our mens dept the famous v arrow brand shirts and collars grocery dept st lawrence sugar 14 lbs 100 5 lb pail honey 48c sheriffs jelly powder 3 pkgs 23c aylmer corn peas and tomatoes 18c castile soap 7 bars 25c laundry soap 10 bars 53c washing soda 3 pkgs 25c handy ammonia 3 pkgs 24c bran flakes 2 pkgs- 25c pep 2 pkgs 25c shredded wheat 2 pkgs 25c corn syrup 5 lb pail 39c choice black tea lb 70c seedless raisins 1 lb lie f c rowbotham dry goods airfl groceries phone 5601 town orders delivered court op revision whitchurch council met on june 1st as a court of revision on the assessment roll the number of appeals were small being dealt with as follows mrs harriett arkill appealed on buildings being too highly assessed and miss may boyle that lots were not assessed to the proper parties appeals dismissed angus readman complained that he was assessed for one acre too much appeal allowed assessment reduced 100 max weinraub appealed for re duction rt assessment appealed allowed reduced 200 on land appeal of e t stephens limited that lots 7 8 and 9 of plan 166 be assessed to winnifred cave dis missed assessment for one dog each was added to the roll to archie green wood arthur vernonand w simp- eon roll was adopted as revised and court adourned house to rent queens court no 1 every con venience immediate possession w h todd tf used tires a limited number of used tires with tubes complete at from 300 to 500 these are in good condition haviffg been turned in by customers who changed to- balloons ringwood garage phone 167 5348980 tip top tailors the worlds largest one price tailors we have just received the agency for this well known tailoring organization and are now able to offer to the men of stouffville and district a tailored to measure suit at the one price of 2400 come in and look over the large range of samples in the latest patterns of blue black and grey i styles worsteds cheviots and scotch and english tweeds regardless of the clothes you buy or the price you pay there is no greater value than tip top tailored to measure satisfaction guaranteed a e weldon the west end shoe store stouffville claremont n burton of woodstock- is here this week luther bowes of peterboro spent a day last week with his mother mrs readman amos sharrard of toronto is spending a few days with friends here and at green river the park committee had a splen did turnout at their celebration and concert realizing over 600 on june 3rd mr w e r sinclair our mpp graced the occasion with his presence he also donated to the park fund f m cooper and len pilkey had a large tent on the grounds demonstrating their wares hutchinson on the 6th of may in the town of seaforth there passed to eternal rest one of gods great gentlemen not great in the sense of worldly renown but great in all those qualities of mind and heart and life which constitute real great ness foster hutchinson a onetime resident of pickering and claremont was born in the county of durham february 17th 1841 and was there fore in his 85th year he was the last member of a large and long- lived family consisting of ten mem bers six boys and four girls each of whom lived to a good old age the combined ages of all being with in a few days of si 7 years or an average of almost 82 years a rfe- mtrkablo record iir such a large number each one of the ten was a total abstainer a 11 a consecrated member of the church brother hutchinson was predeceased by hjs wife margaret arm lawrence a most loveable and noble woman in 1911 and also by five of his six children the sixth one now living being mrs charles adams of sea forth thus brother hutchinson was tried as by fire but this only brought out the beauty and great ness of his character for no man could be more highly respected old friends here regret his passing away glasgow send the tribune to absent friends over sunday mr clark of lindsay- visited at r browns joseph forsyth is serving on the petit jury at whitby this week mrs f slack was visiting friends at queensville on thursday of last week mr and mrs s slack and children of claremont spent sunday at f slacks we are pleased to know that mrs jesse dajjs is recovering from her recent severe illness the frequent rains and warm weather of the past week have been of great benefit to the crops a number from here attended the oddfellows decoration service also the funeral of the late nelson e smith at stouffville on sunday mr and mrs ed lewis mrs t lewis sr mrs a lewis and bruce visited at wm weirs at goodwood on sunday dixons hill mill again open to the trade tuesday june 2nd tuesday thursdays and sat urdays only to sept 1st w a jones proprietor separators the renfrew separator is guaranteed to give entire sat isfaction but dont take our word for it telephone law- son for a demonstration it will be a pleasure and leave you under no obligation agent for loudens barn fixtures geo j lawson phone 182- the west end grocer a stouffville singer sewing machines i 7 j the profits lies in the finish i it pays to market cattle with the proper degree of finsh a quality product always commands a pre mium and is readily oaleable at a profitable price if you have stock which needs a little more time for finishing and the feed s scarce see tho local manager of the standard bank a it is a simplo matter to arrange a loan to carry the stock until a favorable market warrants i profitable sale pljofi the standard bank op cajntaj3a stouffville branch a c burkholder itfanagcr subbranch t coodwood