stouffville july 23rd 1925 i local happenings tax rate 30 mills fall wheat cutting his commenced in this locality the cop looks well aurora baseball team play the locals here this friday in a league match game called at 3 oclock robt miller left last week for saskatoon sask where he will act as judge on sheep at the saskatoon exhibition powers orchestra i3 attracting large crowds every wednesday ami saturday evening at bakers pavi lion lake musselman found a small amount of money prove property and pay for advt apply d h rnsnell stouffville phone 6413 aurora vs stouffville in league baseball here on friday at 3 pm these teams are battling for second place and promise to provide a thrilling game stouffville band wfll be in atten dance at the ringwood school gar den party friday evening july 31st come and enjoy the music also a good program ice cream and cake that will please the most fastedious among ihe regular attendants at chautauqua were mr and mrs ross klinck who came here daily from victoria square quite a number from claremont also were in attend ance regularly the weather of the past week has rboen to the liking of the farmers between occasional rains which bene fitted the root crop the hay wasgot in in excellent shape fall wheat cutting is now commenced grace lynn one of ths eaton girls at shadow lake was painfully in jured on friday last when her thumb was jammed by a small boat as it struck the dock miss lynn put her hand out to get hold of the dock just as the boat unexpectedly struck it with the result that- half the end ot the thumb was badly cut wears ago owing to the women beins she was hurried to stouffville for medical attention while the nail and part of the fle3h were severed it will not be necessary to amputate chief engineer maddock at the hydro electric commission toronto was in town on tuesday looking over the local lines he considers our system i3 making a splendid showing in the sale ot power and intimated that a revision of rates would shortly be annouuced the voters list of the village ot stouffville for year 1925 was issued from the tribune office by clerk j s dougherty last saturday it contains the names of persons en titled to vote at both municipal elec tions and elections to the legisla tive assembly ana at municipal elections only the book is much more formidable than it was a few added and it contains 32 pages in terested parties are entitled to see or procure a copy at the clerks office ringwood garage phone 167 tires have advanced in price but fortunately we had a good size order placed just before the advance we have now received these tires and while they last we are selling them at the old prices as they were be- fore the advance good cord special seconds 650 nonskids guaranteed 5000 miles 600 trump cord guaranteed 7000 miles 900 oversize cord guaranteed 8000 ms 1050 i the above tires are 30x3 good 30x3 tubes guaranteed 150 extra heavy tubes for oversize cord 225 rubber has advanced again and the above prices will posi tively be withdrawn as soon as the present stock is exhausted watch this space in a few weeks time we shall announce something sensational about radio draw rope a reliable ball in your twine can means money in your pocket the other kind means wasted twine and serious delay every man knows this the thing is to find the reliable kind plymouth twine has satisfied thousands and will satisfy you it does not tangle or fall down and its evett in size plymouth runs full length and ties more bundles than other brands buy it this year and order early we seri it rope slings all pure manilla you want the best rope possible for this work we have it car load of that old relia- able plymouth gold medal twine is here ready for your harvest silvester bros our store will be open each after noon until farther notice special on saturdays a few nice hats clear- in at 100 and 200 each mrs f wilsoi phone 4303 21 the winners of the north york county baseball league when they are finally declared have been or dered to play the first semifinal game with the winners of the tri- county league which is likely to be uxbrldge writing to a friend in stouffville d b nighswandor ot shanavon sask stated that extremely hot weather prevailed there about july 6th the thermometer registered 90 to 102 in the shade mr nighswan- der is a former resident of this sec tion the sunday school picnic ot four of the christian churches in this vicinity was a great success las week the rain kept back just long enough until the point of starting tor home was reached the baseball games this year proved to exceed any of other years two fields were necessary to accommodate the players the races and games and the whole program were spoken of as splendid that was a delightf ul time at wel lington paisleys on the 14th when about 100 friends and relatives ga thered at the annual family reunion the day was fine and the sports were much enjoyed one of the guests said he didnt know how long the supper table was but it looked to be nearly 50 feet there were more than 50 feet under it anyway may mrs and mr paisley live to enjoy many such occasions sam armstrong left last week for morris man and will spend some time in that province he will assist his brother william who went west last spring to build a barn on mr robt millers western farm at cain near winnipeg mr john madill who left last week with a consign ment ot cattle for air miller to a purchaser at viscoirtu sask will also join the armstrong boys and assist in the carpentering work the main street of markham vill age is a credit to the community but its neatness is not without effort and possibly compulsion the economist of last week has the fol lowing terse enquiry which indicates that the council is behind the neat ness of that village have you cut the weeds in your back premises or are you waiting for the council to send a man around to do it for you and charge it up in your taxes notice to wafer users our reservoirs are- very low at present we ask all users not to wastewater positively no sprinkl ing of lawns or gardens till further notice by order ot the council stouffville band are arranging to hold a garden party about the mid dle of august save money by ordering counter check books at the tribune office any style of book mr robt miller of stouffville has been given a lite directorship oa the canadian national exhibition board reserve tuesday aug 4th for the ice cream social at bloomlnston under auspices ot the christian church the town water supply is danger ously low respect the councils warning and do not waste the sup ply f boil the water from the towh taps used for drinking purposes as a precautionary measure is the advice ot the local board of healthy the chautauqua contract has not been renewed so far for another year it appears that there are not forty men in town who wish to risk having to pay a deficit such as has been the case on previous years coming p e luke qph d optometrist 167 yonge st toronto may be consulted about your eyes for glasses at j boadways drug- store stouffville thursday aug 6th glasses if required at right prices n the custom of holding church ser vice in the park on sunday evenings during the hot weatheris abandoned this year unless one of the churches decides later to worship there there seems to be ho real de mand on- the part of the church goers to forsake the church tarild- ings and we understand that the preachers are not enthusiastic for the change for the most part the church attendance is holding up well this summer during the holiday sea son in all the congregations although richmond hill only sent over one rink to the stouffville bowling tournament held on wed nesday ot last week it was a good one manned by gldmoodie for they cleaned up the day and came out on top of the 32 rinks participating as a consequence they were presented with the auto rugs as first prize h w sanders rink from lakeview jacksonspoint won second prize being cut glass bowe3 and third honors went to simmons rink from toronto withrow park the trophy being silk umbrellas all the visi tors spoke very highly of the good time they had and of the ladies who provided the meals and conducted the lunch counter to the general sat istoction ot all when the board of trade hands the park property over to the cor poration of stouffville it will relieve those using the park from collecting an amusement tax at the gate the town of alliston until recently col lected this tax but later refused to do so and the herald newspaper of that town comments oh the matter thus the town of alliston has had a show down with the amusement tax department and the result is that the council is sending back the tickets the town was compelled to purchase and the clerk will make no more monthly reports of entertain ments held or not held in the town hall the imposition of such a duty on a municipal official after having killed all the shows that used to travel the coitntry is a piece of in justice which the amusement tax department does well to remove the chief clerk of the department has ceased to demand that a private individual take out a license for riverdaie park in many cases of the municipalities of the province the reason why the amusement tax department is successful in its de mands is because the majority of people do not take the trouble to look up the statute and do not know what the requirement really is the council of this town should have re fused in the first place to take out a license for the town hall the small towns and villages of the province are exempt under sub section h of section 1 of the rules and regula tions drafted by the department in connection with theact which reads as follows public hall shall be deemed to mean any place or build ing to which an admission fee is charged or where after admission a charge is made or feecollectedbut shall not include community hall or athletic field owned by a township or village corporation the word town is not mentioned and of course the department seizes that as an excuse for salting alliston pubuc notice at the request of a number of our citizens i hereby proclaim monday aug 3rd to be a civic holiday p w silvester reeve terrific storm but no damage quality service carbola the disinfecting white paint t h e disinfecting whitewash spray brush use as a paint or powder dust it 5 lb package 85c royal purple lice killer for poultry or stock two sizes 30c and 6qc feeds of au kinds on hand threshing coal and hard coal at u baa pastry flour 90c stiver bros phone 4501 the superior store dont be a fish get in the swim and cool off by visiting our ice cream parlor cool breezes cooling drinks and delicious ice cream keens mustard pine tree matches bulk macaroni superior corn flakes campbells soups small tin 25c 3 boxes for 29 c 2 lbs 19c 3 for 29c 2 tins 25c a w scott phone us your order we deliver 909 hot weather specials below are only a few of the attractive buys that can be made at our store we invite you to call and see us boys chambray shirts 50c boys khaki pants 125 40 inch factory cotton 30cr print light and dark 25c cretonne 37 in all colors 35c good make of overalls 195 mens blue chambray shirts size 17 to 18 95c ladies gingham dresses 175 j l little stouffville ontario cream it has been proved by every test that it pays you best to ship your cream to us by studying the market prices you will find that our prices are the highest and our service the best we supply cans we give you correct weight correct test and highest market price we call for your cream or you can bring it yourself in any quantity steady or part of the time if you arg not yet a shipper we would be pleased to have you among our many hundreds of shippers open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings stouffville creamery co agents for the delaval separators phone 18602 i something that should engage the attention of our citizens within the next few months is the matter of an old boys reunion to be held in 1926 to commemorate our fiftieth anniversary as an incorporated village it was in the year 1876 that stouffville carao into exis tence as a legally constituted village and the first council was held in january 1877 in tho course ot a few weeks wo hope to print tho minutes of the first meeting and in the meantime we state that every member- of the first council has passed deyond and only two ot tho officials still survive they being mr david stouffer who was tho first col lector of stouffville and mr john urquhart who was made the first assessor and afterwards became clerk the tribune would be pleased to print v suggestion our readers- may have on the matter ot a reunion rain did inestimable good to crops a thunder storm passed over this territory on tuesday- evening which did great good to the crops as it set tled into a fairly steady rain for more than an hour the thunder and lightning were severe and up at musselmans lake it was almost terrifying some of tho claps fairly rocked the cottages but no damage was done in this section the storm broke heavy in the vicinity or goraley and the jones house was struck but was not badly damaged noah widemans barn on the sixth of markham was struck in two places but the lightn ing rods took the current to the stabling below at the south end ot the barn ii evidently left the rod and struck a fork in the stable then blew a hole through the stone foun dation a window and sash were also shattered but fortunately the barn was not fired wanted live hens and ducks for which pay highest prices sam golden at penhoclcs livery julyl5 boadways drug storm j stouffvillb house to rent queens court no 1 every venience immediate possession h todd con- w a stouffville special beautiful solid brick house 8 rooms running water cellar furn ace 2 coal grates balcony sun porch lot 165x145 corner rupert and charles sts garage fruit trees berry bushes tennis court surroun ded by hedges wonderful bargain to close estate hh lloyd 390 bruns wick ave toronto 24 feathers wools etc we are paying highest prices for wool feathers and poultry special attention paid to orders ben rexlin phone 7821 aug28p implement bargains cash or credit before i close up to go away for a time i am offering big bargains in tractor in good condition cutting- box blowers mowers and all other kinds of implements call now while the chance is yours highest price for hides junk wool h herman phone 1903