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mm fcmfftrill fitetie vol xxxvi no 47 stouffville ontario thursday january 21st 1926 are you 7 wheezy many people are because of chronic bronchitis or other affections of the bronchical tubes but it isnt necess ary bronchical troubles quickly disappear when treated with nyal crbophos creophos relieves con gestion clears away inflammation and drives out disease germs at the same time it builds strength and re news waste tissues creophos is just what you need to build you up and to stop that lingering cough 100 large bottle j m storey chemist and druggist t h and sarah ratcliff graduate chiropractors albert st stoukkvllblil offlce hours mornings to 12 tuesday thursday and saturday evenings 7 to 830 pm other hours by appointment phone 6304 thomas birkett general insurance broker established 1907 can be of service to you in all branches of insurance reason able rates fair settlement and prompt payment of losses sound and dependable com panies phone 182 offlce lawson block geo keay auctinebr stouffville graduate national auction school canada sales made to meet owners approval write rr3 stouffville phone 9003 tax arrearages total only 270 there was a full membership at the first regular meeting of the stouffville council held in the council chambers on friday evening last with reeve silvester at the head sf the table tax collector h perry was on hand and like a good samaritan pleaded oi behalf of tho delinquent tax payers that he might be given just enough time to see the debtors once more before the axe would fall only 27033 was outstanding and a portion of this would be charged against the properties but in other cases the law compeils a seizure an item of general importance was the passing of a bylaw appoint ing the town officers for the new term there is liuie change from last year but no change whatever in salaries the appointments are assessor h perry at salary 100 auditors whciark and mewatt at salary of 750 each library trustee 3 years mrs n forsyth member board health avnolan sanitary inspector j xendick pound keepers sandy jones d machoniche fence viewers j foekler helson it was decided to continue the practice of holding the regular meet ings of council on the first friday of each month accounts passed muston sons 2g 00 d h cook work 2 40 e lageer hauling 9 00 h perry stamps 12 72 j r oxendale coal 1 00 j s doufehev fltampp 5 75 mansion house firemen 45 00 s s delegates hear judge mott personal notes fish fish select fresh water fish white fish salmon sea and fresh water herrings choice groceries always ready this is the season to give atten tion to remodelling your barn let us explain tho famous loudon fixtures no obligation to buy just phone and we will call geo j lawson phone 182 the west end grocer stouffvellb stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at 8 oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethern welcome edw lintner w r sanders n grand recsec archie stover financial secretary our bread 0 is a body builder as a body builder our bread cannot be excelled its real food its a pleasure to eat it its a pleasure to ask your guests to partake of it and say do us a little favor will you please tell them the name of this bread and theyll order it ambrose stover baker notice of application for divorce notice is hereby given that arthur reynolds cousins of the city of toronto in the county of york and province of ontario ac countant will apply to tho parlia ment of canada at the next session thereof for a bill of divorce from his wife valentine alexan dria jiccaulay genson wat son cousins now residing in tho city of new york in the stato of new york on the ground of adultery and desertion dated at toronto in tho province of ontario this thirtyfirst day of december ad 1925 nasmith fennell 357 bay st toronto 5t solicitors for the applicant pickering s s delegates meet on friday jan 15th the annual convention of the pickering town ship sunday school association was held in theunited church brough am there being three sessions the convention was opened by the president r av wilson of myrtle the provincial workerrev a e owen in his remarks during the conference held in the opening session advised the executive to meet once a quarter also assistant teach ers selected for each class in the s s which should both start and end on time giving a full teaching period this helped to create a reverence besides keeping every person good natured mrs edward wilson in a letter expressed regrets thatshe was prevented from being in attendance at the convention through illness and it was resolved to send flowers to her mr john phillips opened the afternoon session telling of the first convention which was also held in brougham forty years ago and out of all the numbers present only three men were alive today in his re marks he spoke of elijah and paul getting discouraged but seeing the multitudes they took cdtirage and he advised ss teachers to take courage and he even more faithful the report of the provincial con vention was given in the afternoon by miss m miller this was a most interesting account and proved ex ceptionally helpful rev mr owen of uxbridge gave an address on the seven steps in life during which he traced the different stages through which our boys pass and how the should be aided and helped in each how parents should aim to give their boys an education that will place them in the right calling for which they are best adapted the speaker also spoke on the in fluence of environment or the home on the boys character but said that throughout all the years christ should be placed first instead of lust and that if boys will use the talents given them god will do his part the address of the evening is the ss the place for evangelism was given by rev e osborn who said that the object of evangelism was not to save souls but also to redeem lives from destruction and regenerate them as habits are formed by boys ana girls during the years usually spent in the sunday school it was most import ant that teachers gave their scholars the best training possible towards good habits thanks was extended to mrs r miller and the claremont quartette for rendering of musical selections during the convention apprecia tion was also shown for the kind hospitality shown the delegates who were served meals in the town hall next years convention will be held in altona the fiftyseventh annual conven tion of the markham township re ligious education council was held in the united church stouffville on friday last week all sessions were unusually well attended the body of the church and gallery beinj well filled both afternooi and even ing the sessions were ably presided over by the retiring president mrs brownsberger the chief speakers for the afteicon were mrs f rao of willowdale who addressed the children and rev j c robertson of toronto who spoke on methods of teaching the lesson in the evening the church was packed to the gtllory to hear judge us mott of the juvenile court toronto deliver an address on our children it was full of spen- did thoughts practical experiences and helpful advice he said his re marks might better be styled things we appreciate in life but it was all good regardless of what the title might be judge mott re ferred to the mariner in which the industrial wizard and the farmer tackled the problem of turning raw material into the finished product these men are all studying how best they can turn the finished pro duct of the factory and field into urstclass finished article with least expense and in the least pos- blc time science lias been anple to farming and manufacturing but did you ever hear of science being pplied to the rearing of children in this we have been remiss in our duty there hay however been some research carried out in regard to developing character in children the child is bom with certain raw material the character is the finished product normal children are born with the necessary in stincts to develop this our duty is to take it into the home as par ents as teachers in t he sunday school and develop those instincts which are the gift of the divine the childs ideal is its mother fortunate that child whose mother is linked with the divine father becomes the ideal when the boy reaches about 12 years now he wants to be like dad it becomes fathers duty to introduce the boy to the outside world some of them are mighty incapable but fortunate the lad whose father had builded well among the natural instincts of the child are play and pugnacious- ness the former is a body builder and character builder also and the latter would ultimately be transfer ee against things they know are not right the only means of recompense said the speaker to forebear for the good we have done which is our in heritance is to pass on to our child ren that which we have received following judge motts address the new president was introduced in the person of rolph boynton who made an appeal for true loyalty to the sunday school mrs clayton hodgson of montreal is a visitor at the briar bush with her parents dr rowan has returned from a couple of weeks visit with drarchie kilgour in kingston mr john morden of sterling 111 spent a short visit with his sister-in- law mrs william morden and other friends around stouffville mrand mrs kershaw have left for toronto after spending christmas and new years with their daughter mrs wildgoose ringwood mr and mrs ross klinck of victoria square attended the conven tion on friday remaining over sun day with his parents and sister mr and mrs ws hare temper- anceville announce the engagement of their only daughterlaura thelma to brank a bruels of ringwood the marriage to take place the latter part of january last saturday mr and mrs clay ton stouffer accompanied by mrs francis white from little forks minn left on a weeks visit to dr peter barkey and other relatives in erie pa mr and mrs george w baker of gcrmley announce the engagement of their daughter florence edna lenora to mr john harvey houck only son of the late john w houck and mrs houck cashel the mar riage to take place early in feby the short courses ladies umbrella with amber tips lost kindly leave at tribune office post office revenue we are in receipt of tho annual re port of the postmasters general for the past year which shows there are in canada 12370 post offices in operation about half of which are nearly equally divided between the two provinces of ontario and quebec the toiai revenue for the j ear amounted to over twelve mill ions of dollars while the expend itures exceeded this by 1 291 809 the gross pnitu revenue received at the various offices in this localfty is shown below aurora 1509248 bethesda 13090 ballantrae 23426 cedar valley 275 02 claremont 153750 goodwood 625 5s gormley 77136 greenwood 77 28599 jacksons point 118500 locust hill 54345 lemonvllle 13350 mount joy 504 ss vandorf 12991 milliken 52061 markham 363365 mouni albert 163159 newmarket 14s9323 pickering 211350 port perry 5633 3s richmond hill 471501 ringwood 21450 stouffville 483940 f sunderland i69892 sutton 298009 unionyllle 161744 uxbridgo 903744 the short courses in agriculture and domestic science are progress ing very favorably indeed the at tendance is very regular and all the students show a great deal of interest in the lectures and demon- trations miss ainlie the teacher in domestic science has taken charge of the girls class upon the completion of the course in home nursing under miss uraydon a special afternoon was put on at the course in agriculture for the milk producers of the district about fifty were present and much interest was shown in the discus sion several afternoons are being spent this week in stock judging special attention is drawn monday and tuesday afternoons next to the poultry lectures and demonstra tions everybody interested in poultry should make an effort to be present t h shields bsa of peter- boro a wellknown agriculturalist will be present on monday feby 5 when he will lecture on the subject of bees you are welcome ho attend at any time so make an effort now it is not too late mrs wm malloy shortly after noon hour on sun day jan 17 1926 one of stouff- viiles fine old ladies mrs william malloy passed away rather unex pectedly followng only an illness of three weeks in bed during which time she withstood the attack of ill health withsuch patience and fortitude that it was not realized the end was so near mrs malloy was in her 82nd year and death was due to old age although her heart was strong until sunday when with in a few hours of the end the physi cian realized her time was short- mrs malloy came to stouffville with her husband who was publisher and editor of the tribune lor so many years dating from the year 1s90 just twenty years after the railway came through born at kinghorn in the township of king mrs malloy was a daughter of the late job wells and is tho last of a family of four fiftysix years ago she was married to mr malloy who survives her together with one son howard of the tribune staff mrs malloy was a methodist in religion find was quiet and sympathetic in her nature the funeral on wed nesday to stouffville cemetery was largely attended and was in charge of rev h s warren the service was held at the latn nome the resi dence of her son on market street with the churches stouffville presisyterlan nest sunday service at 230 pm the public invited the annual congregational meet ing will be held tomorrow friday evening at s oclock a special invitation is extended to all interested in the congregation at the close of the business meeting refreshments will be served baker hill and 2nd markham baptist churches pastor whitcombe will preach this week as follows baker hill at 1030 am and markham second at 7 pm mennonite church a g warder pastor m v baptist rev w w fleischer pastor services next sunday in ratcliffs hall 11 am the passions of disciple- ship 7 pm the tunnel of despair you are cordially invited to attend these gospel services united church of canada rev h s warren ba minister rev r young ba minister sunday jany 24 11 am workers together with god 7 pm the great alternative a cordial invitation to friends at both services mr warren will he in charge at both the morning and evening service christian chukch edgar morton pastor if we only had another week to live on earth which would we be the most interested in the card party or the prayer meeting which would we need the most our meetings are always helpful on wednesday 730 pm we are always glad to see strangers with us sunday jan 24 all who were present at our evening service last sunday seemed to be real glad they had come just as helpful a ser vice is promised for next sunday night all are welcome hockey notes on thursday night last altona defeated almira rather decisively in a very fast game by a score of 73 the play was clean through out there being only two minor penalties mcnair and reesorwere stars for altona getting 4 and 3 goals respectively while the lehman brothers were most effective for almira lineup almira mackay g lehman and gayman defence lehman and pug forwards clendenning and white subs altona stover g barkey reesor defence mcnair and davis forwards referee jack baker the second game the same even ing was won by ballantrae over ringwood it made a bi hit with the fans final score 65 m monday nights game was inclined to be slow in both groups the ice being in such a sticky condition that team play was out of the question in group a stouffville and bethesda broke even the score being 33 in group b stouffville defeated lemonville by 31 both games saw some hard checking at times but play on the whole was clean group b standing p w t l pts altona 1 1 0 0 2 stouffville b 2 0 2 0 2 bethesda 1 0 1 0 1 almira 2 0 1 1 1 1 group a standing stouffville 1 1 0 0 2 ballantrae 1 1 0 0 2 ringwood 1 0 0 1 0 lemonville 1 0 0 1 0 games for thursday jan 21 be thesda vs altona and ringwood vs stouffville business cards legajl berths wagg on jan 4 1926 to mrand mrs foster wagg mongolia a daughter muston in stouffville on jan 15 1926 to mr and mrs james a muston a daughter lageer in stouffville on saturday jan 16 1926 to mr and mrs j e lageer church st a daughter mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ances c buttons block stouffville money to loan medical about 25 eaton girls arrived in stouffville from toronto on satur day afternoon and took sleighs from here to the camp at shadow lake they returned on sunday after a happy house party the stouffviiile markets dairy butter 42 eggs 40 grain fall wheat 145 barley 70 buckwheat 70 dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 dr herbert b freel physician and surgeon office standard bank building hours 8 to 12 am except sunday t l t 6 to s pm tuesday thursday and saturday phones offlce 16401 residence 16403 dental j n dales lds ddik dentist claremont honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office over mr scotts store phone 1405 ciaremont dr d c smith dentist stouffville honor graduate of chicago and toronto university and the royal college of dental surgeons office over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 1012 no outside appointments e s barker lds dds dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronb office in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office over geo crosbys store a c kennedy chiropractor j church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am loyal orange lodge no 1020 stouffville ont regular meeting friday a 8 p m on or before full ifooa flowers i wedding bouquets and funeral designs on shortest notice we also hare a beautiful selection of roses floral designs for all occasions muston sons phone 7001 stouffville boadways drug storh stouffville glasgow mrs t lewis sr is under the doctor care y mrs j slack and mrs weckardt spent the week in toronto we had mr hamilton to speak to us last sunday and expect mr j knight next sabbath glasgow times are looking up with another radio installed mr j morrison is able to be out again after being iaid up with cold mr and mrs w mackay visited at j slacks on sunday the children had a holiday on monday owing to the teacher being ill we understand that w richmond has some special attraction now in toronto restless sleep due to stomach gas gas pressure in tho abdomen causes a restless nervoa feeling and prevents sleep adleriko removes gas in ten minutes and brings out surprising amounts of waste matter you never thought was in your sys tem this excellent intestinal ovac- uant is wonderful for ronstipation or stomach toublc dont waste time with pills or tablets but get real adlerika action j m storey druggist