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ttbwm vol xxxvii no 21 stouffville ontaeio thursday july 22nd 1926 heres a real health soap its called parke davis cos germicidal soap youll like it because it does more than the or- dinary toilet soap first it cleanses the skin second it kills disease germs third it destroys perspiration odors try it tonight a bath with parke davis cos germicidal soap makes you feel fine this hot weather storeys drugstore phone 1008 190 applicants to teach 3rd book x miss orchard of portpcrry chosen t jpe did you ever think what it would cost you to replace your furniture if destroyed by fire do you carry sufficient insurance to refurnish your home if not why the cost of insurance in a brick house in stouffville is less than lc per day per 1000 thomas birkett f general insurance broker lawsoh block phone 18202 stouffville it would be impossible for us to talbulate the large list of applica tions received py stouffville school board for a third book teacher no less ah air 190 applied there were english irish scotch cana dian french and a tew doubtful na tionalise men women and girls marriedsingle and some in the intervening stage- when tine board raced the pro blem of reading 190 letters and their accompanying recommendations they realized a lengthy session was be fore them on wednesday evening of last week the successful applicant is miss norma orchard of port perry a young lady with seven years suc cessful teaching experience holding a firstclass certificate after the general board had se lected three most promising appli cants the finaa choice was left in the hands of the management com mittee rev c e macleod wrrh shaw and a v nolan who were instructedto secure miss orchard after having a personal interview with her as had been done in the other two cases one hundred and ninety answers to an advertisement which called for only an experienced iteacher em phasizes how greatly the teaching profession is over crowded in this province at tllie present time social results the trip to a happy uneal time is an easy journey if you place our bread upon your table its the one eore method of making your meal complete your friends and neighbors have proven this to be true why dont you ambrose stover baker let us serve you with the best stock up on the staple grocer ies now is the time to buy you will never get more in value than we are offering as a safe guard why not just jot down the items you need send to us or phone and we will prove our ability to serve you with qual ity unexpected at the prices we keep fresh vegetables and fish in season remember wb deliver geo j lawson phone 182 the wes end grocer stotjffvndub gormley you must net miss the monster picnic and dance at bond lake on tuesday july 27th soft ball games and sports at 215 dancing at 830 with botham orchestra of sohom- burg glasgow a well attended meeting was held in our rhurch on tuesday a singing prayer and an address by the pastor on catapult prayer the moderator rev mr warren asked for a vote respecting holding an ice cream social a committee was ap pointed and it was decided to hold same on friday july 30th fuller particulars next week tickets 25c and 10c stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at 8 oclock in the oddfellows hall visiting brethern welcome bmw llntnor w r sanders n grand recsec archie stover financial secretary clerks notice op first posting of voters list fho village of stouffville county of york goodwood watch fos borinskya bargain sale howard hackney spent the week end with parents here- mr and mrs wm pugh of tor onto spent sunday with relatives heije mrs maye sr and granddaughter edith lhave gone to muskoka on a vacation mr and mrs r tindale also mrs middleton spent the week end at orillia and utophia mrs jas schnider spent a few days at her parents homev mr and mrs jos middletons j f reid is again relieved ofhis duties at the station for annual holi days may he fully enjoy them dr rawleigh who is doing pur township reports business good he will have more good ioney to sell some young men have secured ukelalee instruments and are giving us fine selections on the main corner mr steve schular reports that he expects a large crop of raspberries as they were not affected by the mrs f gordon and two children edra and mildred burkitt spent the i past week in markham mr and mrs pat cadieux of to ronto visited his parents an ers in town on sunday mrs r p coulson of toronto is spending a week at the home of her brother mr jos mertens mr bert griffiths of aurora and miss eva were in town attending the funeral of the late william lewis on monday miss bell of the standard bank staff has resumed her position after spending a vacation with her par ents at beaverton on a motor trip mr and mrs elijah davis of lansing mich visit ed this week at the home of mr john urquharts mrs davis is mr urquharts eldest daughter mr and mrs ross vanzant of newmarket and mr and mrs f w mertens of weston were sunday guests at mr jos wintersteins rev e morton nd family have returned from a week spent in osnawa where a number of chris tian church people attended the summer school mr and mrs free hicks of ham ilton are visiting her parentsdeputy reeve j r campbell and wife of dixons hill mr hicks is on the teaching staff at delta college mrs m thompson of chesley is visiting with mrs a v nolan mrs thompson is a sisterinlaw of rev harry ellis a former baptist min ister of this section but now of medicine hat miss price of erdington england was the guest of mr and mrs ward at the brier bush over the week end also mr and mrs sydney smith of lansing with their family bro ther of mrs ward visitors with mr and mrs s w hastings on sunday were dr and- mrs a s moorehead and family of toronto mr and mrs art st john and family uxbridge mr and mrs in this district the entrance minatlonjresults j t tv i for stouffville puolie scho d broth- 17 j with the churches business cards legal touffville presbyterian james dickson pastor sunday july 25th ion results ovannoun- 130 sunday school ced last week evd contain some big 230 great commission surprises outof twenty pupils who midweek meeting friday evening wrote twelve passed eight being a and mrs f w marsnall and family in order to take a post graduate course in nursing miss annie hast ings daughter of mr and mrs edw hastings of the 7th of markham has entered the lakeside hospital at cleveland for a period of six months mrs r grey sister of mrs davey also mr and mis haynes and children of toronto visited at e j daveys the past week on sunday other visitors were mr and mrs r j feaster of toronto who wore at hartman cemetery for a decoration service that day s visitors at mr hugh andersons- this week misses marjory ander son and jean burr of uxhridge pearl carrick and irene jackson of toronto messrs- walter kenyon and gorden hedges of toronto mr and mrs richard hallett and daughter of sonya and mr and mrs samuel hallett of sunderland mr and mrs harman yake re turned last friday from a delightful two weeks motor trip covering about 500 miles they left toronto in company with mr and mrs glad- low and travelled through the state of new york as far as genevawhere they visited cousins mr and mrs galley and mr and mrs cowan at walkins glen they cltmibed the steep height 550 feet above sea level and to show they are still young mr and mrs yake walked up the 666 passed eight being plucked at the same time and place out of seventeen pupils from country schools near stourtville who tried their exams with the local candidates only three failed to pass somepupils were neve- more sure of anything than tflat they were coming off with flying colors as the examinations were in progress on every hand it was said the papers were fair and were not difficult consequently there is double disap pointment in some places two pupils of ttie stouffville school wrote their entrance for the third time and both failed brma grubin of stouffville who was promoted from the junior third to the senior third during the term was successful in passing with honors and was the only one in this school centre to win the coveted marks as compared with last year the school made the same standing when fourteen tried and twelve were suc cessful below are the names of success ful candidates at stouffville and other centres those marked with a star are pupils of stouffville school stouffville centre l baker z barker g bar tholomew m basslngthwaite m bell b brodie rm brown i burk- holder r caseley f clendenning e collard t grove e grubin hon g johnston a lewis e lownsbrough- l mcmullen w morton m peacock nellie reesor b rowbotham m slack b top- ham e warder a wideman markham centre m armstrong b baker hon mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ances c buttons block stouffville money to loan medical c barkey h blaylock d boynton a emberson of toronto and mrje brown mburkholder vclaugbj- frost as many are our next football game will be i steps to the mountain top they also played on the park grounds satur- 1 called at tanghonock falls where ton e court a freeman dhands l hicks r hore hon wjarvis d jobnsonc kennedy a lee r miller cjmcintosh emontmorency h fetch m petch n pike e pol lard s pringle harold reesor i reesor lawrence reesor lloyd reesor m risebrough j snider l stewart f tunney m wilson hoh lebionville alma baker bruce barnes bessie bolender delbert booth dorothy brillinger janette empringham ruth flewell sam foote dorothy pointon hon gerald pointon donald ratcliff lloya sibley murray sinlairclifford staley walter wide- man hon claremont mervin aannis douglas nbacon honors gordon lborland hon gorden bowen madeline broadbent isabel cooper richard f cooper kenneth j bison rosie fingold allan g gillespie doram ehaver- croft wm jones eileen nmcbride verna a e middleton earl mcnair verna i norton thelma n parker ihon cora a parrott dean a parrott c edgertfon regg margaret e porter w hugh pugh clifford a j sloan duncan spang hon harvey m spang sadie e ward arthur wideman leona m wilson ella prouse wm jones and velma middleton passed on approval christian church edgar morton pastor sunday july 25th remember the saobath to keep it holy is still one of gods com mands if a man love me he will keep ray works jn 142123 we will be glad to see you at any of our services next sunday baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday july 25th 11 am sulbject doing your bit 7 pm at the close of this service baptism will be administered we extend to all a cordial invitation to attend these gospel services baker hill and 2nd markham baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor what is the sign of the lords second coming this isnhe question that was asked of and answered by the greatest and most authoratative teacher the world has ever seen baker hill 1030 am markham second 7 pm united church of canada rev h 6 warren ba minister sunday july 25th 11 am are we sham christians 7 pm esau or profane without profanity just think it over nothing takes the pleasure out of life more surely than trying to put too much in some people try to get something fo nothing then kick about the quality today too much interest is center ed in bank stock live stock and other stock rather than human stock luther bunbank dr s s ball physician and surgeon offioevcor obrien an phone 196 drs- ira herbert freee consultation hour dr ira freel 8 to 12 am mon wed ttu 6 to 9 pm thurs sat tues thurs sat afternoom by appointment only dr herbert freel to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tuee sat mon wed fri afternoom by appointment only dental i i iii ill i o dr d r da vies dental surgeon office over standard bank stouff- vihe every friday and saturday j n jdales lds ds ss dentist dareinont honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office over mr scotts store i phone 1406 claremont e s barker lds dds dentist stonfrvilie honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of ta university of toronfr office in grubins bloek phone 8201 markham every tuesday effle over geo crosbys store mennonite church a g warder pastor sunday july 26th 10 am sunday school 11 am preaching by the pastor 7 pm service in charge of lloyd m hoover cei student 3 pm baptism service on friday july 23rd our young people are to visit mt joy young peoples meeting and provide the program the topic will be true greatness a profitable time is anticipated wednesday prayer meetings east class at ira rusnells wept class at jacoh boadways dr d c smith dentist honor graduate of the royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university dr neil c smith dentist honor graduate of the royal college of dentau surgeons and toronto universityalso post graduate of rochester childrens j hospital 1 offices over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 1015 a c kennedy chiropractor chures st stouatrhle monday wednesday and trumjm to is a m dies suddenly at summer home day night goodwood when ashhurn visits a numlber from hear attended picnic at roseville at kendalls both our baseball and football team played with good results we are sorry to report a distur bance between the football teams at kendalls picnic but hope to see the game finished at a later date a number attended the funerals of former treasurer thos feasby uxbridge and arthur stapleton of voters msts 1026 jlnnicipality of stouffvl they wore successful villaire of stonffvihe county i uldrdg0 town8n be fore retiring the lol supported the 12th at notice is hereby given that i have compiled with section 10 of the voters act and i have posted up at my office at the village of stouffville on the 17h day of july 1926t the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipality at munici pal provincial and domlnon elec tions and such list remains there for inspection and i hereby call upon oil voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions cor rected according to law dated at stouffville this 19th day of july 1926 j s dougherty clerk of stouffville stouffville very strong also the parade to the baptist church was a decided success the rev mr bald win preached an instructive sermon to orangemen mrs george maye of goodwood held a music recital for her pupils at her home thursday july 15th inviting the patents to bo present the program consisted of instru mental selections and duets ota variety games were played after which refreshments were served all reported having bad a splendid time much credit is due to both teacher i and pupils for the interest they are taking i the highest mountain in the state is located a happy event was celebrated on church street last saturday after noon when mr and mrs alfhoover entertained over forty guests in honor of their 25th wedding anniver sary miss jane stevenson of lon don ontario sister of mrs hoover also mr peter stevenson of lamp- ton a ibrother were among the guests and following the wedding supper mr and mrs hoover were showered with many hearty good wishes and gifts a letter from dr ira freel expressing in felicitous terms the congratulations of the freels was also read mr and mrshoover were married in toronto and located on the hoover farm in markham but remained therejnly two yoarz com ing to town where they have resid ed ever since miss mima hoover who was present at the nuptial 25 years ago was also a guest at sat urdays celebration as a repre sentative of the masseyharrls co it is said that mr hoover has per haps set up more binders in the past twenty years than any other man in the province of ontario he travels a great deal his services being al ways in demand on behalf of his company ringwood miss ada barkey is holidaying in toronto mr and mrs sam miller were guests at r vagues on sunday mrs b lehman and grandchild ren of toronto are here on a visit miss beatrice and master bruce cook of orillia are visiting old friends here on a brief holiday mr and mrs crowdrey and children of toronto are at mrs wildgtoosos the school garden party on friday evening was again successful as in past years the orchestral music and program were all appreciated mr robt miller has just harvest ed one of the best crops of clover hay in his recollection on his ring- wood farm mr e smith our teacher was successful in passing the only pupil who tried entrance from this school ringwood never has many failures in this regard brier bushbargains late cahbage plants 60c hundred book orders early for raspberries and currants 7 buys hen and 10 jersey slack giant chicks hen and 11 minorca chicks 6 ajward the sudden death took place at lake musselman on friday evening july 16th 1926 of john c paxton aged 2 years and a summer camper there for years mr pax- ton owned several cottages opposite dr ira freels property mr paxton had not been in good health for some time hut did not realize ohis condition was serious he was in stouffville several times dur ing the- week and was about his cottage on the day of his death about six oclock in the evening while lying in the hammock he be came quite ill and passed away within a couple of hours john c paxton was born in king township and is the first death in a family of eleven children of which he was the eldest he mar ried a king township girl a daugh ter of mr- amos lloyd of aurora who is 94 years old for many years mr paxton conducted the srist and flour mill at siloam and during the war purchased gould bro3 milling business in uxbridge the mill later being burned down during the past year mr and mrs paxton lived in claremont and mr paxton was in stouffville a great deal besides his wife he is sur vived by one son and three grown up daughters the funeral on mon day took place to uxbridge cemetery do you drive a car eye strain may be very easily aggravated by driving a ear the attempt to focus the eye on ohjeots which you are pase- ing rapidly errates the already strained eye dont give up the car but have your eyes attended to begin by letting us examine them to find out what eancsa the strain our equipment together wit our skill and experience en ables us to determine exaotlr the condition and needs of your eyes sjeb mb and sbb bbttkb adam r yake optovjrraiot j watehnwker n4 jeweler s deer west at railway ttmeka i tjxonw ist ktowrrrasjb births morden in stouffville on july 19 1926 to mr and mrs lcv mor den twin boys deaths morden in stouffville on july 19 1926 the infant son of mr and mrs lew morden n forsyth in toronto sick childrens hospital on july 19th 1926 the infant child aged 6 months ot mr and mrs levi forsyth stouff ville leuonvtlle the ladies aid of the united church met at the home of mrs j brown on thursday last week the spirit of cooperatlon iwas ishown iby the presence of the aid from bloomington giving the program there was a splendid attendance quite a good turnout on sunday afternoon at the church rev mr leacockfhe new pastor preached sorry to report mr m hutchin son sr being quite ill mrs john kellington is visiting friends near blackwater george morden accompanied by his mother and mr and mrs ralph baker motored to sandford last sunday to attend a cemetery decora tion service there sale register saturday july soto 28 head of cows and young cattle mostly firstclass animals belonging to j a hawtin at stock yards stouffville five months credit sale at 2 oclock f w silver sides auctioneer