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feiitttii vol xxxix no 47 stouffville ontario thursday january 19th 1928 a v- nolan publisher for the danger months nyals greophos o tonics ix oxe it is not a tonic alone nor is it a cough remedy alone it is both nyal crcoplios will give you new strength and stamnia to ward off disease nyal creophos will re- i lieve the most stubborn and lin gering cough cold bronchitis or asthmatic condition nyal creophos has the tissue building excellence of cod liver oil hypophosphites and wild cherry combined with the anti septic properties of creosote to combat germs price si00 j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1008 muprnjou doyoi want j real fooo- valuesj mm the new council gets into action reeve h w sanders presided at the first meeting of the i92s stouff- ville council on friday evening when all the members were present a communication was received rrom the ontario liquor control board asking that a constable be appointed to assist in enforcing the act and pointing out that the mun icipality would receive any fines accruing from this source no action was taken at this meeting mr noah baker on behalf of the mennonite congregation asked that an electric ligh be plsced in the churoh driving shed for the conveni ence of the public who use their building for parking horses and vehicles councillor ward support ed the claims of the church on the grounds that farmers coming to town using these sheds spent their money here and were entitled to any accommodation we could give them councillor dowswell said he agreed with this sentiment but was afraid it would establish a precident and opposed a tree light on this ground then councillor borinsky sandwich ed in between the two opinions with the suggestion that they be charged halt price of a street lamp namely per year and this was put to r vote and carried providing the hydro commission will approve of the arrangement it is the intention to connect the shed to the street lamp system when it will automatic ally be turned on and off with the street system the medical officer of health dr s s ball presented his report and resignation in writing and the same was accepted by the council the ap pointment being filled later in the evening with the name of dr f a dales settlement of church dispute this pure food question is up to you mrs wifeofthehead of the family you know that your husband enjoys ireeve sanders said that when he a slice of good bread at mealtimes i attended county council he would as well as the juniors enjoy it be- look into the question of roads in tween eat fests mention the name of our bread to your grocer and ask for cakes and buns made by us ambrose stover baker the mutual life oldest on the continent invites you to inspect its polieiei before you buy ask to be shown seeing is believing h 6 klinck dist mgr stouffville lodge no 384 oddfellows hall areola stover fin secretary ueeta ever monday evening at s ooloek in th visiting brethern waleoma cbm barker w r sanders ngrand rec8e new and used farm implements fob bale 1 heavy maire for sale 1 singlefurrow riding plow i imperial gang plow 1 power cuttlngbox in good shape new goods common sense fauningmill t a dick wheelbarrows wheels for single plows gilson hot wave heaters 2 washing machines hand or power frank baker international mccormick and deer- lng lister peter hamilton gilson machinery for sale phone bakers garage stouffville or phone 8104 former citizen dead a mr john park who passed away in vancouver bc at the age of 91 years was born in markham village in november li36 as a lad he worked in the speight factory later spending four years in the gold fields of california for several years he with his two brothers kept a sash and 1oot factory in stouffville about five and onehalf years ago he sold his home on albert strcot south and moved to vancouver to reside with his daughter lie re mained in good health until about a year ago when his health gradu- ally failed and friday jan 6th ho passed away he is survived by his wife and tour children mrs gfrith and ethel of vancouver thomas and james of california his young est son robert of winnipeg prede ceased him last february the late mr joseph park who died in stouff ville a tow weeks ago was his young est brother the late john park had many friends in this district who will be sorry to learn of hiq death send the trlbuno to absent friends stouffville and would see what could be done to get the deep ditches filled in as a start to a new main street councillor ward insisted that the committee get busy and erect the stop signs which have been standing in the clerks office for a month wheel traffic is still busy and the stop street bylaw should be enforced it was decided to erect these signs at once provided the frost is not too great a hindrance the matter of cleaning up the clerks office came in for discussion and arrangements were made to have more shelving erected to place the accumulation of material in and if necessary someone will be engaged to scrub the place once or twice a month the clerk was instructed to engage help to put up the shelving the standing committees for the year were appointed as follows roads and sidewalks geo dows well and john mckinnon water and light j borinsky and a j ward the reeve is a member of both committees and the first mentioned in each case is chairman the various appointments of offi cers for the year were made when a bylaw was passed for this purpose the officers selected being as follows assessor f h sangster at 100 auditors w h clark m watts pound keepers j fockler m leavens member public library f marshall member board of health avnolan sanitary inspector john gowor member parks commission for one year reeve sanders councillor borinsky members for two years dr sang ster dr ira freel a v nolan h o klinck mrs geo t lee accounts passed w crossen draying 1 h burgess ditching 4 e walls ditching 2 expenses tramp 1 j oxendale diraying s w hastings cement 15 r miller gravel 1 planing mill lumber 5 js dougherty ins fire truck 10 wntcr works account john gower work 12 h burgess work 7 hydro account a b lehman cartage 1 w crosen cartage copper wire 70 a tentative agreement appears to have been reached between the stouffville united church board and the presbyterian congregation re specting the sale of the former st james church to the continuing presbyterians according to written agreement entered into the continu ing church is to pay to the unionists 1175 less 25 paid as rental and the unionists are to return half the chairs removed from st james church and an organ this agreement is to he effective as at june 1925 and means that the presbyterians are paying 1000 for the church building plus interest from june 1925 amounting to 175 while the unionists must forgo col- lectng rental for the three years this agreement must be executed in cash by june 1928 it has been signed by mr alex mitchell whom we understand wa3 authorized to act for the presbyter ian congregation in effecting a settle ment and the united church board gave their approval to the arrange ment at a meeting held on monday night it must now be ratified by the united church congregation at their annual meeting next week the settlement appears to meet with gen eral approval of members of both congregations who are to be con gratulated in being able to settle their differences in so amicable a manner cnr allowed to discontinue line councillors demanded chartered auditors hoard notify whitchurch township connlcl the new council at their meeting on friday evening came nigh intro ducing a new lot of auditors on the town books when the bylaw appolnt- j ing the officers for the year was uu- the newly elected council for the der discussion with councillor dows- township of whitchurch met at the we a chairman of the committee township hall on january 9th sub- 1 councillor borinsky enquired if it scribing to rhe declaration of office as follows morgan baker reeve herman kldd deputyreeve win crawford ross ratcliff and g w williams councillors the members addressed the council on the work of the year that lies before them an important order was read from the railway commissioners staling would not be a good idea to ap point a chartered accountant to audit the books and this was the signal for the opening of on interest ing dialogue the suggestion from councillor borinsky caused councillor dows well to say i think so too then councillor ward said he had l been a by several who felt that they consent to the canad an u wouifl bp bctter hayo tne books national railways abandoning that section of railway running be tween stouffville and mount albert and that they recommend to the governor in council to permit the same this will be a serious blow- on places like ballantrae but the audited by a chartered accountant i think it would be the right move he concluded reeve sanders said it would cost i a great deal more than councillors thought borinsky we get our books audi- ljllt hfted at the creamery for 25 and our auditor said he might be able to do barely more than a nickle a vote 75 80 40 4 5 50 60 00 46 20 30 20 35 50 02 milk producers a general urgent nicting of all milk producers in york county is called for saturday jan 28th at 1 oclock in richmond hill keep an eye open for poster an nouncement and other information respecting the meeting summer prices of milk will bo discussed remember the hockey game on friday night between port perry stouflvlle this will he a fast game farmers are vainly awaiting snow for sleighing in order that they may do their winter teaming although past midwinter there is no sign of sleighing in ths section this lsth of january no one need ever forego the desire of contesting a municipal contest in stouffville on the ground that they do not wish to force an election nec essitating so much expense so long as charges are maintained at the present level for staging a local municipal battle although there were seven names on the ballot paper submitted to the ratepayers last new years day it only cost the taxpay ers 2650 to take this vote or an average of approximately 5c per ballot cast in toronto the charges average over 60c per voter so that stouffville gets in at a very nominal figure as there are many electors who believe their opinion is wor more than a nickle we imagine most of the ratepayers will be well satis fled the vote was taken then of course there is another angle to this questionaside from the financial aspect it is interesting to note that many of tho3e who are nominated for public office and who withdraw from the field state that they do so because they have no de sire to force an election upon the citizens they apnirencly have the idea that they are conferring a bene fit on the cljjtvrs by debarring them from the ippounlty of- votiug on the day set osid for the municipal elections this is a very mistaken idea by dropping out of the field and allowing other nominees to be elected by acclamation these citi zens are actually depriving their fel low ratepayers of what is their right and privilege under a democratic form of government the right to say who shall be their represanta tives on the elective public bodies all subscribers to the tribune in united states points must positively be paid in advance look at the label on the wrapper and renew promptly if you do not wish to miss any copies auction sale register saturday jan 2 1st extensive sale of farm stock lmplementshay grain etc belonging to percy cobor gormley no reserve sale at 1230 silversides farmer auctioneers thursday january 26th cre- dit sale of farm stock and imple ments tractor hay grain etc be longing to simeon hoover lot 25 con 8 markham silo at 12 sharp no reserve f w silver- sides auctioneer thursday feby 16th at lot 29 con 7 markham credit sale of farm stock and implements be longing lo fred dewey sale at 1 no reserve f w silversides auctioneer thursday jan 26th auction sale reg shropshire sheep prlzo winning breeding ewes and rams grado shorthorn cattlohoirseshogs fowl and farm machinery at lot 0 con 11 reach twp marsh hill the property of the into robert acton sale at 1230 sharp w f marquis auctioneer tuesday jan 31 35 head fresh milk cows and springers also young cattle fit for beef ringers will be sold at the wilmot brown farm adjoining stouffville credit extended until july 1st 1928 liberal cash discount no reserve sale at one f w silversides auctioneer thursday feby 23rd register ed clydes reg shorthorns reg cotswold sheep farm stock hay grain etc belonging to john for syth lot 4 con 2 uxbrldge f w silversides auctioneer with other municipalities but to no avail lyman hill asked the council for damages arising out of a collision with a gravel truck and the matter will be referred to the globe indem nity co reeve morgan baker was appoint ed a delegate to the school trustees and ratepayers convention in tor onto the matter of widening wilcox road was discussed and messrs craword and williams were appointed a com mittee to interview wm smith re specting the purchase of land there the treasurer was instructed to pay election expenses at the rate of 5 each for dros 3 for poll clerks and 5 for booth owners the following officers were ap pointed for 1928 auditors j vannostrand j m grove i i assessors west of 5th j a clark east of 5th h i jakeman school attendance officers geo preston everett barnes tax collector frank steckley salary 320 medical officer health drwilliams members bof h w d richardson sanitary inspectors a b haines e barnes the following accounts were or dered paid wm pettit caretaking of hall for meetings in 1927 s rpinder valu ing sheep by dogs 6 j a clarke valuing sheip killed by dos 4 dr h e ohns- attendance on j mapes and disinfecting after scarlet fever 10 e pennock delivering ballot boxes 4 j stickwood and others fence viewers fees re play- ter vs trent 6 western assurance co premium hall insurance 50 municipal world election supplies irolls and subscriptions ofr 1928 5964 frank widdifield supplies for i cook family 2411 w dil- lane extras for gravel etc allowed re bridge contracts 1927 16 road accounts for div 20 leslie preston foreman 14441 w tj richardson 101 yds gravel for div 20 2525 abram skinner explosives for gravel pit 500 c bostwick bal due last account div 15 720 accounts gravelling lake ave div 1 12665 h bishop 25 yds gravel for div 22 and 28 625 accounts dragging and iraking stones div 41 r rae fore man 1380 accounts grading div 17 j t empringham foreman 10 j h widdifield road supt 56 hrs 3360 ortranmer for one sheep injured and damage to fiock 10 ontario school trustees and rate- pavers association registration fee 200 council adlourned to saturday feb 11th at vandorf hall hydro for local farms that the farmers of this section are deeply interested in securing hydro electric power for their farms was evidenced by the splendid turn out at the public meeting held in stouffville on tuesday afternoon engineer h e maddock of the hepc of ontario outlined to the gathering in a very explicit manner the various phases of current sup plied to farmers with costs and all other details mr maddock stated that the gov ernment is paying half the cost ot all lines built on the concession lines and known as secondary lines ones carrying 4000 volts also half cost of transformers and meters with this assistance the average cost of having light and power on a 100 acre farm is between 70 and 75 per year this would supply the the town in a day the same time he takes to do ours clerk dougherty reminded them that the town audit includes the school accounts as well dowswell if we can get it done for 25 im willing to get the char tered acountant to audit reeve sanders i think if you want chartered accountants you should get them after our auditors are through dowswell that would be a slam at our auditors it wouldnt do the reeve said that the creamery co chartered accountants to audit their books chiefly to make up their in come tax to which mr borinsky agreed but thought it the more necsesary in the case of the town as it was public business they were transacting reeve sanders- i move that mes srs w h clark and 71 watts be auditors and the motion carried with only one opposing vote mr dowswell calling out nay history repeats itself the mun icipal heads in stouffville mostly live in the east end this yearas they they did 50 years ago among the churches st james presbyterian rer w h fuller thb usual service next sunday pub lic are invited mennonite church s s shantz pastor sunday jan 22nd morning service at 11 evening service at 7 pastor in charge of both services monday night jan 23rd the pastor will give an illustrated lecture on his work in africa all are wel come baptist church w w fleischer pastor sunday jan 22nd 10 am bible school 11 am morning worship 3 pm mission band 7 pm song service followed by gospel message subject the journey of a soul into the spirit world everybody welcome 9 baker hill and slxth line baptist churches w s whitcombo pastor sunday jan 22nd the pope and church union can divided protestantism accept his recent offer sixth line church at 7 oclock the rose brothers of toronto will also sing at this service baker hill service in the morning christian churoh e morton pastor sunday jan 22nd christs time was largely taken up in making people happy drummond if ye surfer for righteousness sake happy are ye 1 pet 314 none are as happy as those who truly serve the lord with glad ness let us serve and worship him in that spirit next sunday united church of canada h s warron ba pastor sunday jan 2und 11 am doing the impossible 7 pm yellow streik blue cord farmer with lights in house and barn i ai1 crimson thread power to operate house utensils and 0 wednesday evening jan isth the stouffville tribune published every thursday- rate 200 per year 250 to tha united states at the barn for chopping pumping water and many other purposes in order to make feaslblo the rate quoted an average of threo farms at 730 a lecture will be given on industrialism in india illustrat ed by colored slides everbody welcome business cards medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 per mile must take the current 0n we evening jan 25th drs ira herbert freel consultatiov hours dr ira frecl 3 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thurs saturafternoone bx appointment only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thura sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed frl aftarnoona by appointment only dental es barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college ot dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office in grubins block phone 8201 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester childrens hospital office standard bank up alalia phone office 1011 residence 101 dr patterson dentist best work lowest fees stouffville ontario legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors oonvay- ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am boadways drug store stouffville anne lehman a t c m teacher ot pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4301 george keay altona ont licensed auctioneer live stock and general dales promptly attended to terms moderate phone 0003 stonffrllfa a square deal the year round general insurance your home your car protect them thos burkett general insurance ageney phone 1820a phone 18202 stouffvill boadways drug store stouffville fights 18 years to get rid of gas efforts will be made to run a lino along the 10th of markham and an other into whitchurch probably on the 9th and 10th to mussolmans lake the annual congregational meet ing will bo hold for election of elders stewards congregation will be asked to consider the pro posed agreement with the presby terian congregation re transfer of st james church for sale quantity fonco ralls 600 hundred delivered male ramer phone 9213 4s send the tribune to absent friends i had stomach trouble for it years since taking adlerika i foal better than for years and have not been bothered with gas l a champion even the first spoonful of adler ika relieves gas and often removes astonishing amount of old wasto matter from the systom makes yon enjoy your meals and sleep better no matter what yon have tried for your stomach and bowels adlerika will surprise you j m storey druggist stouffville mr fletcher who is leading a choral class in stouffville started a similar musical organization la clareniont last week