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vol xxxix no 49 stouffville ontario thursday february 2nd 1928 a- v nolan publisher n y a l the firm of nval for quite a while has made a preparation called creophos well known across the width of our great nation from coast to coast they proudly boast its helped drive out the flu while colds and chills and countless ills have met their waterloo annual meeting united church greeting to the presbyterian cn gregation altona is active fire damages j presb for hydro power local garage i at the annual meeting of the stouffvllle united church congrega tion held on wednesday evening of last week unanimous approval was givei to the official board of tho church in their action in arriving at a complete settlement with the con gregation of si james presbyterian respecting the sale of the building v- i k jiii from the united church to the pres- e boobs with branchial u xo more tubes bark through the livelong day we sit at ease and let disease cogrumbling on his way so tell the tale oer hill and vale yes put the whole world wise that tis because of creophos were doggone healthy guys large bottle 00 j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1008 its urifijou this pure food question is up to you mrs wifeotthehead of the family you know that your husband enjoys a slice of good bread at mealtimes as well as the juniors enjoy it be tween eat tests 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 policies before you buy ask to be shown seeing is believing h 0 klinck dist mgr byterians the amount money to be paid the united church is 1175 the annual meeting went further and passed a resolution expressing the hope that the time would not be distant when a union church serici- might be held by the two congrega tions in order that they show to the world that though they disagree in temporal matters occasionally they are one in the cause of christ the meeting was attended by only about 50 members being about one third of other years the cause of the decline in attendance at the an nual event was the abandonment of the usual supper and social gather ing that had heretofore characterized the annual meetings the chief business beyond that stated above was the reception of re ports and the election of officers for the year 192s the pastor rev ii s warren officiated as chairman and stated that the membership resident and nonresident stood at 337 he sum marized the financial report for the nine months ending dec 31st as follows raised for all church pur- poses 24s2 oq sunday school 397 00 womans association 110 00 young people society 9400 wms organizations 75300 m ex fund 1197 00 conf and pres fund 29 00 charitable etc 247 00 the annual meeting of st james presbyterian church was held on the fanners east of stouffvllle j fire broke out in arthur swifts wednesday evening when a full at- have gotten into action respecting garage opposite w h todds resi- tendance was present the securing of hydro electric power deuce on tuesday afternoon about the various reports read showed for their farms a petition is now 4 oclock doing considerable damage progress in all the branches of the in circulation along the townline markham and pickering from the power line running from mount joy- to claremont as far as ira browns corner wheie it is proposed to turn east and run across to altona it is said that thus far the necess ary three farmers per mile have signed a petition asking for the cur rent while at altona it is believed that most of the householders will have their places wired so roon as they are assured the line will bii built the united church have de cided to wire their building also it is now being ascertained whe ther enough farmers will sign con tracts to continue the line up to goodwood and if they do the little village in the hollow may yet be raised out of the gloom of dark nights it is said that 25 residents in the village are willing to wire their homes also the stores and gar ages the matter of rates will be the deciding factor with many of the people living along the proposed line and if the hepc can deliver the juice to them at anything like a reasonable price there is every rea son to believe that plenty of users will be secured k markham tie the group must brrhk with stotiffvillo this week stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at oclock in the oddfeiiiiows hall visiting brethren welcome jess cook w r sanders noble grand recsec archie stover fin secfy wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons wholesale florists stouffville ontario phone 7001 4708 00 the election of officers resulted in the following being elected for the ensuing year eldersw todd s stouffer a g lehman h w sanders stewards f b rae c stouffer i barkey a v nolan h moyer a e booth k gtairr fred winnw h shaw g r w thomas w j taun e a button e j davey extra trustee isaac barkey the advt did it new and used farm implements fob 8alb 1 heavy maire for sale 1 singlefurrow riding pior j imperial gang plow 1 power cuttlngbox in good ehaja new goods common sense fanningmlll t a dick wheelbarrows wlieels for single plows gilson hot wave heaters 2 washing machines hand or power frank baker international mccormlck and deer tag lister peter hamilton gilson machinery for bale phone bakers garage stouffvllle or phone 8104 even rice hurt v girls stomach i had indigestion so bad i was afraid to cat oven rice adlerlka has done me so much good that now i eat anything ardenia howard adlerlka relieves stomach gas and sourness in ten minutes acting on both upper and lower bowel it re moves old wasto matter you never thought was in your system lot ad lerlka give your stomach and bowels ftvreal cleansing and see how much better you will feel it will nurprlso youf j m storey druggist slouff viue tell your readers that the tri bune sold my farm this is the statement mr fred paulicat made to ye edtor over the telephone when we called him to confirm the report ed sale of his 15o acres on the se cond concession of uxbrldge north of glasgow the purchaser is mr victor stover ot markham mjr paulicat is a good farmer and possessed a valuable property with fine buildings hut had decided to re tire from the business provided he could dispose of the property in order to do this he inserted a small advertisement va the tribune and it caught the eye of one of our markham subscribers mr stover promptly investigated and completed theaale arrangements on saturday mrs thos p boynton i the death occurred on monday january 23rd at richmond hill of mrs thomas f boynton she was born in markham township 87 years ago and ha lived there all her life with the exception of the last four years when she resided in richmond hill with her daughter mrs alice sanderson the late mrs boynton was a mem- her of the victoria square united church she was married over sixty years ago to thomas boynton who predeceased her 18 year ago after their marriage they began farming on the third concession of markham whore one son thomas boyntonnow resides the funeral was held wednesday from her daughters residence to victoria square cemetery the pall bearers were six grandsons cecil sanderson herbert sanderson rus sell boynton nelson boynton ralph boynton and elmer boynton besides her daughter mrs sander son mrs boynton leaves two sons thomas third concession of mark ham and charles second concession of vuighan township one brother also survives wm monkman of unlonvllle warning to ice shippers take notice that persons who sell ice in stouffville contrary to the by laws governing the same will be pro secuted according to law all persons bringing ice into stouff vllle for use by local usors are re quired to have a permit for same obtainable from j s dougherty secy b of h by order f a dales moh stouffville junior oha team lost their best grip on the championship of this group monday eveningwhen they dropped a game to markham in the sbuthern village after twenty minutes overtime play the final score was 52 by coming out vic torious markham tied stouffville for group honors and they were ordered to play off the tie with home-and- home games this wednesday evening in stouffville and friday evening in markham with goals to count on the round mondays gaone at markham was a hairraiser for the seven hun dred or more fans 700 paid admis sions it was impossible to pre dict the winners unjil the last ten minutes of overtime when mcdonald on the markham forward beat the stouffville goalie with a fairly easy shot delivered from outside the de fense line after this stouffville broke up their own defense in an effort to even the score which they failed to do instead allowing mark- halm to break away and score on an open net twice the game was vir tually over after the tie was broken the first peritod was scorelessand the play evenly divided the tactics on both sides spelled caution no really fast hockey being exhibited the seconaf period saw more life in the gaane stewart starting the scoring by notching a counter for markham in a brilliant end bo end rush that no one was able to stop and this first netbulger of the even ing sort of started things a few minutes later harold lewis counted for stouffville but before the period ended williamson for markham broke the tie score 21 for mark ham the best hockey of the evening was staged in the final period of the regular game lewis again counted for stouffville tieing the score which remained sewed up to the end at 2 all neither side was able to score in the first fixture of overtime and both teams were manifestly growing tied it was predicted that the team to land the rubber in the nets first would win the game and so it was as told in previous paragraph allan hoover in goal for stouff ville made many good stops clear ing tho puck on a couple of occasions when markham broke through the last defence man but as is often so the easiest one beat him fred todd and ken rcesor on the defence were hard to beat althlough they did not give the extra assistance to the for ward line that they sometimes do lewis garland lehman and earl clendennlng on the forward line out- piived their cheekmates but ste wart and williamson on themark- ham defence were quite formidable and did great work in htolding stouff ville out frank ross and herb simpson as subs were effective but the team as a whole so evenly bal ances markham that a big struggle is necessary to declare winners whenever they meet the game wias clean to the building and the stock of tires church activity the congregations and auto accessories although are inci eased and the finances are much of the blaze was in the office encouraging since the reorganization room the books are not damaged to following union the congregation any great extent the estimated is under the ministry of rev w h damage to the building is fully cov- fuller thb jointly with the pres- ered by insurance ot 1000 but mr byterlan church at markham village swift carried no insurance on the the ladies provided a splendid stock the loss on which is not yet lunch which was enjoyed and appre- estimated elated by all present the election at the time of the outbreak several of officers resulted as follows men were in the workshop at the managing board jas rennie rear where an expert was setting up david gray david mcconnochie and trying out a new tire vulcanizing robert kelly c j brodie machine a small cap blew off the trustees of church property j gas container and in a twinkling shot a mitchell w h clark james a blaze of fire into tho partition and rennie the stouffville tribune published every thursday rate 200 per year 250 to the united states business cards medical dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 corner of the wooden walls every effort was made to quench the blaze without success at the same time sending in an alarm for the fire bri gade which responded promptly one stream of water was turned on and the fire was under control in 15 minutes although it smoldered for hours the wooden interior of the build ing is badly damaged by smoke and fire but the flooring is uninjured and mr swift intends to make alt haste with repairs so that he will be asking for business as usuail in the meantime gasoline and oil sales will be welcome the gas tanks were uninjured treasurer- secretary jas rennie david gray among the churches st james presbyterian rev w h fuller thb usual service next sunday pub lic are invited sirs adams will speak on condi tions in the orient as she saw them cashel mrs annie pingle relict of the late philip pingle and formerly miss a ie frishy liml at nor hoinciii- borne st toronto on thursday january 26th the funeral service on tuesday afternoon from toronto to the victoria square cemetery was attended by numerous relatives and old friends she is survived by her son ernest of buttonville and one daughter elsie mrs chas sum mers by three brothers and a sister mrs wm forester january 25th their passed from our midst george love who has been failing for some time born in king township in 1840 he came to mark ham some fiftyfive years ago and in 1879 married maria brown they settled in whitchurch and were there about five years when on re turning to markham they lived on the 5 th con for eleven years retir ing from the farm the late mr love purchased a home at cashel and spent the remainder of his days here in religion mr love always was very active being converted sixtythree years ago at a camp meeting in king that conversion was lasting as he himself expressed it for tho the memory and mind seemed clouded at times yet when dr gray of the united church called the late mr love said in response to a question by the doctor sixty years and still the anchor holds he was a worker in the victoria square church until he could no longer attend and was also active in the cause of the s s and of temperance the funeral to the cemetery of the united church victoria square was largely attend ed and the last sad rites were per formed by rev mr wall assisted by rev haig the sermon was from john 1412 his widow and one sis ter miss lydia love are the nearest surviving relatives to mrs love who has so faithfully attended for so long to the needs ot her husband is extended the sympathy of her many friends in her bereavement lemonville sir geo mckuen visited us a few days last week we are glad to see our teacher miss thompson out again after sev eral days illness mr herman c burkholder is re ported doing nicely after his recent operation in wellesley hospital to ronto on tuesday evening of last week rev and mrs laycock were pleas antly surprised when the members of the christmas cantata gathered at the parsonage to enjoy a social time the chief feature of tho even ing was the presentation to mrs laycock of a fivedollar gold piece brooch engraived with initials in appreciation of untiring efforts in getting up the adoration pageant cantata at christmas games and refreshments were provided by the members and a pleasant evening was christian church e morton pastor sunday feb 5th we plan to give a special talk for the young people at each service next sunday it was a real pleas ure to see such good interest last sunday our aim is to be helpful mennonite church s s shantz pastor sunday feb 5th at 11 am and 7 pm the pastor will be in charge at both regular services keep in mind the friday evening prayer meeting come one come h- melville united church important notice change in hours of service on and after sunday february 5th sunday school will meet at 130 pm every sunday hours of regular church service will be 730 pm on feby 5th and 23o p-i- the following sun day aud thereafter alternately at the above mentioned hours 49 baker hill and sixth line baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor sunday feb 5th baker hill church 1030 am sixth line church 7 pm oh that men would praise the lord for his goodness and for his won derful works to the children of men baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday feb 5th 10 am bible school 11 aim subject an unassailable record 3 pm busy bee mission band 7 pm subject when tears of grief were turned to the morning of joy all welcome drs ira herbert freel consultatio- hours dr ira freel 3 to 12 am mon wed ftl 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thurs saturafternoona by appointment only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thura sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed fri afternoon by appointment only dental es barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and ot the university ot 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 tho university ot toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester i childrens hospital office standard banx uptiiaiit phone office 1011 residence 1016 dr patterson dentist best work lowest fees stouffville ontario legal harold a sanders barrister solicitor notary public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 18003 united church of canada h s warren ba pastor sunday feb 5th 1 1 arm theme steadfast unmovable al ways abounding 7 pm song service preceding re gular service theme rich young ruler why go to church because the church is gods way of saving conserving and keeping humanity from moral degeneration a welcome for you next sabbath mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffvllle money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffvllle monday wednesday and fridaye 9 to 12 om boadways drug store 1 stouffville anne lehman a t c m teacher ot pianoforte playing and theory studio lehmans block phone 4801 george keay altona ont licensed auctioneer live stock and general bales promptly attended to terms moderate phone 9003 stonffrlue a square deal the year round school report enjoyed by all those present were stouffvllle misses mary e and cora cook lena drawing four penalties and markham and mildred tarr dorothy hood one all more or less minjor offences mabel and clara hall jean baker in the third period markham lost re wells and florence barkey a great opportunity to break the tie m e s barkey and mrs ross when both reosor and todd the wintcrstein messrsharoid and earl defcn men cook herbert hood geo martin j and mr sherman walter brown was absent owing to illness were penalized at the same time if stouffvllle wins the round on the wednesday and friday games i they will meet lindsay juniors next i scotland talked to week i phone the other day montreal by room 1 jr pr douglas tidy ruth marshall morley brown sr pr edith grubln marie brown margaret ball k h logan room 2 jr i elmer winn rota brown gloria castle sr i margaret forsyth pauline boadway lillian philips i sargent room 3 jr ii cora soden bii- nore marshall stanley clarkson and gordon siddall equal sr ii ted liintner edna mc kuen morley pugh lillian dowswell room 4 jr ill jim lawson jack pennock lambert malloy sr ill sam borinsky mary doten murray nendick d e orchard passed jr iv to sr iv norma little dorothy myers and john button equal jack hill isabel col- lard sr iv edra burkott audrey fleischer mildred burkelt c e watson general insurance i your home your car protect them j thos burkett j general insurance agency phone lszfrl phone 18202 stouffville boadways drug store stouffville markham farm sold fred dewey has sold his farm of 150 acres at lot 29 concession 7 markham to walter t bradshaw of the same locality and will hold an auction of all his fairm goods on february 16th the sale price was 10500 mr dewey is not only a farmer but a decorator and painter taking important contracts in torontowhera he is engaged now on a large con tract his eldest son is running the farm mr dewey is giving up farm ing largely on account of the health of mrs dewey who is more or less in delicate state and their friends will be sorry to have them leave tho neighborhood i send tho tribune to absent friend