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m tetwue vol xxxix no 51 stouffville ontario thursday february 16th 1923 a- v nolan publisher coughs that persist indicate weakened recuperative powers disorganized condition of the system and that nature needs assistance for such con dittons we recommed nyal creophos this wonderful remedy rebuilds waste tissues imparts strength relieves chronic coughs bron chitis and drives out disease germs you can depend upon creophos to malce and keep you well 3rrtce 100 j m storey dlfuggist tfce hme 4t quality drur tmatm mm sudden death of a young mother many honor the late earl haig mrs ross e katcliff passes away with tragic suddenness itsjprnjou dobul wwwn real i foto- valuesj es this purerfood question is up to you mrs wlfeofthehead of the family you know that your husband enjoys a sliee 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 p wedding 1bouquets and 3kuneral designs muston sons wholesale florists fitouffville ontario phone 7001 notice to creditors ffn ithe matter of the estate of han nah torry late of the tons- ship of luxbridge in the county of ontario widow deceased jfotiae ils hereby given that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the estate of the above named hannah storry who died on or abtout the 10th day of january 1928 at the township- of uxforidga aforesaid are required to send or deliver their claims duly proven to the undersigned solicitors for the administrator with will an nexed of the said estate on or be fore toe loi flay of february 1928 after which date the said adminis trator with will annexed will distri bute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the said administrator shall then have received notice and all others will be excluded from the said distribution dated the 30th day of january 1928 richard williams administrator with will annexed stouffville rr no 3 ont mccullough button solicitors for said administrator 61 stouffrllle ont washes carries coal woman gains 18 pounds i wash iron and carry coal and dont get tired since taking vlaol also i have gained 18 pounds mrs s cortese vlnol is a delicious compound of cad hver peptone iron etc nervous aslly tired anemic people are sur prised how vlnol gives new pep sound sleep and a big appetite the very first bottle often adds several pounds weight to thin children or adults tastes delicious jm storey druggist stouffville frank baker is pontiac agent in stouffville when the news spread through out this locality last thursday after noon that mrs ross e ratclift was dead the wide circle of friends and indeed all who knew her were otruck with deep consternation and grief known only to be in good health such a turn in events proved one of the greatest shocks in a long time this ihapy and highly respected ir other of but 36 yeans of age passed away onty three hours after a baby boy was born to her the child one healthy lad is now in the care of miss ratoliff nurse in taluing and sister to the bereaved husband the funeral on sunday was one of the largest ever assembled in this locality following a short service at the late home 2 miles west of stouffville the remains were taken to the second markhaiu baptist church opposite the ratclift farm where divine service was conducted by pastor whitcombe and rev e c mcleod so great was the throng of mourners that a portion of them were requested to step outside the church to provide room for the casket and the immediate family and relatives many people were turned away unable to gain admit tance j jig pastor whitcombe in his message paid a handsome tribute to the christian life and character of the departed one speaking from person al knowledge of her unbounded faith in christ and of her christian ste wardship as a worker in the church hers was one of service and concern for all mr whitcombes discourse was chosen from pauls message to tihe corinthians concern ing the resurrection chap 15 verses 57 and 58 rev e c moleod as sisted in the service of prayerwhile quartette numbers were given by mr and mrs george collard mrs s w hastings and mr noah stouffer following the seftvice the remains were lowered to their final resting i place in the little cemetery adjoining the church to the east where for 0 years many of the faithful of the second markham church found their final resting place grandfather and grandmother ratdtuf wjio were a- mong the pioneer settlers in these parts and founders of the cemetery sure recorded on one of the stones as being tihere they were iborn more than 125 years ago the pall bearers on sunday were reeve morgan baker deputy reeve herman kiddvmessrs ed nighlind- aay ferguson fred steckley and ed clubine these also acted as flower bearers the late mrs ross ratellff whose maiden name was lula gertrude ctark was one of a family of seven children born to the late mrsclark land mr david iclark of whitchurch to her marriage six years ago to mr ratellff two chfldtren were born helen now nearly four years of age jand the new babe just born there also survives the sorrowing husband who is receiving the sympathy of everyone in his great affliction b- sldes her father mrs ratdtiff is also survived by an only sister mrshlsey of toronto and by four brothers namely bruce w clark and lome h clark both high scjhool teachers in toronto wilmot also of toronto elmer on the ojairk homestead in whitchurch and willard in western canada all excepting williard were in attendance at the funeral not only in tihe home will mrs ratellff be missed but in the work of markham second church her ser vices were always counted on in al most every branch of the churchs activity as a neighbor too will this brlghtyoung personage be missed anil the large funeral cortege on sunday further emphasizes the wideness of the friendship circle in whlqh she moved the bier was banked with beauti ful flowers the emblem of love and sympathy and included wreaths from whitchurch township council of which mr ratellff is a member the north york plowmens associa tion of which he is the president and from the following friends and rela tives of the bereaved family brother lome and family brother bruce and family father elmer and family brother wilmol and family sister elsie and delos robt ratellff and family mr and mrs ross wintarstoin dr and mrs s s ball mr and mrs g b thompson of holland landing mrs chapman and mrs jackson oi maple mr and mrs t b rae mr and mrs harvey wldeman and greta of toronto tho stouffvhle choral society indian road baptist church and calvary baptist churcji toronto 2nd mark ham mission circle 2nd markham bypu and the high school board of the township of vork the memorial service in memory of the late earl haig held on sun day afternoon last was attended by an audience that almost filled the tody of the spacious united church a number of members of the stouff ville and whitchurch veterans asso ciation were unable to be present owing to the funeral of the late mrs ross ratclift at the same hour this also was the reason the rev b c mcleod was absent the reverend gentleman having been pastor for some yeiara to the bereaved family the pulpit communion table and choir loft were draped with the union jack and on the communion table was an excellent portrait of the de ceased general the veterans had arranged for the printing of the order of service and this enabled the congregation to take part in the singing and to follow the same with interest punctually at 3 oclock the vet erans took their places in the first pews and the choir largely aug mented from the choral society filled the choir seats the pastor of the church was accompanied on the platform by rev j j roboins rect or of the parish church and councillor ward who was invited by the veterans to give the address by virtue of the fact that his son had served in the great war the singing was of an inspira tional character and the various hymns were splendidly rendered the address of mr ward was based on the 13th verse of the 29th chapter of the book of job and was highly spoken of by many who were present as a fitting and eloquent ad dress he referred to the late field marshall as a man who had followed in his masters steps he went a- bout doing good during the great war the british leaders were all men of great faith and the field marshall was one of them instead of retiring to bis estate after the war as he might have done and as many many generals have done he was ever alert to aid the soldiers helping tiieir cause in every way he could mr ward referel to hfe a a friend to the widows and fath- ciess ho marie fitting reference to the generals recent visit to can ada thereby showing his interest in the dominions bf the empire the irev j j robbins sang in excellent voice the beautiful solo my task miss anne lehman very feelingly rendered the dead maroh comrade- ormsby lehman sounded the uast post aid the service closed with singing god save the king light bill0fare for the council death of e j c morris a widely known resident of this section passed away on thursday feby 9th when death claimed ed ward j c morris at the home of his daughter mrs a w storry at bloomington in his 76th year mr morris had been in ill health for some time and his recovery was despaired of some time ago born at altona a son of an irish father and a mother of uel stock be had a good foundation he lived at home until 53 years ago when he married jane stotts who predeceased him only last june it will be remem bered they celebrated their golden wedding day two years ago in splen did style the late mr and mrs morris lived for 35 years on the farm on the 9 th of whitchurch now occupied by herb burnett they also spent sevenall years in stouffville owning the home now dr storeys residence they are survived by eight child ren 16 grandohildren and eight goeat grandchildren the surviving members of the family are mrs w there was a very light billofaro for the stouffville council to deal with on thursday night when they met for the regular february meet ing reeve h w sanders was in the chair wjbile the members pres ent were councillors ward dows well and mckinnon councillor j borinsky was absent having been detained on jury duty in toronto mr blake sanders tendered his resignation as fire chief and the council accepted it the chief did not hand out any noses with his res ignation nor did he make any com plaint und tile council acceeded to his wishes without comment we understand that mr saunders feels he has not the time to devote to the work- messrs w h clark and m e watu auditors presented their report on the audit of the town books and to show their good faith in the auditors their report was accepted without even looking over the aeport made the yeas and nays were demanded on a resolution submitted by coun cillor dowswell which read that all accounts coming before the council for payment be endorsed by some members of the council before pay ment councillor ward insisted that only the chairmen of committees should be authorized to sign these accounts mr dowswell also in sisted on the other plan but coun cillor mckinnon seconded the motion and voted forr it with the reeve not exercising his vote hence the motion carried the various committees or some member of tlhem are expected to certify to the correctness of each bill before being passed iby the whole council the fire brigade presented an account of 2850 for nineteen men in attendance at swifts garage fire this is at the irate of 150 per man and bi second item of 975 was pre sented for reeling hose council looked for some time at the latter item but concluded that it was justified and ordered it paid with the first item councillor dowswell sought the consent of council to have gravel placed upon certain streets at once it- could be done now cheaper than in the summer season and he did not think it woul interfere with the sleighing which might be continued on the roadode consent granted and the 10th concession south will be done first the collectors roll was returned showing nearly 18000 in taxes collected and about 667 outstand ing the clerk according to the duties of ibis office will now notify all defaulters after which more drastic measures may be invoked acounts passed stencil co dog tags 1 00 3000 insurance prem on hall 15 85 h perry postage tax bills 1 82 sandy jones teaming 18 00 j gower work 11 50 ratclift halll rent nomination 8 00 personal notes mrs win morden main street is quite ill with pneumonia mrs james hand left on wednes day to visit her sister in brampton wilbur burnett of the standard bank staff is being transferred to the oshawa branch miss ted hoover student of the ontario college of art torontowas home over sunday mr dorian woodburn spent the week end with his parents mr and mrs wm gower miss walker and miss lake of to ronto were guests of mr and mrs k g tarr on sunday mrs calvin yakc one of the old est ladies in town who has been seriously ill is reported as being some better mrshenry mcmullen who was injured in a fail some time ago is notrecovering very speedily and an xiray has been taken mr j jerman and lady friend of toronto were guests of his mother mrs a s collins over sunday of last week a d morris of rochester mich was here last week attending the funeral of his father the late ejc morris a d is manager of a large farm in michigan mr and mrs reginald stewart also miss imocall who is well known to radio fans over the maple leaf hour were guests at shadow lake winter camp over the week end 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 malm phone 196 among the churches st james presbyterian rev w h fuller thb usual service next sunday he are invited fiib- e barkey tilsonhurg carman morris stouffville mrs w hclark- son stouffville mrs w h burnett bloomington a d morris roches ter mich mrs h j jarvls mark ham township mrs a w storry bloomington mrs a h smith bloomington the funeral on saturday to bloom ington cemetery was largely attend ed rev e morton preached the funeral sermon and the pall hearers were messrs ant clarksonj dawson burnett melvln burnett wm morris edw morris and eugene lemon all aire grandsons excepting the last named who took the place of marcus jarvls unable through illness to at tend christian church e morton pastor sunday feby 19th earnestness commands the respect of all mankind do we pray earn estly prayer will be our subject for next sunday come in a praying spirit united church of canada h 8 warren ba pastor sunday feby 19th 11 am the supremacy of love 7 pm the man who played fast and loose strangers visitors and any who may be without a church home are most cordially welcome baker hell and sixth line baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor baker hill morning service sixth line evening service not by works of righteousness which we have done but accord ing to his mercy he saved us baptist church rev w wvfleischer pastor sunday feb 12 th 11 am subject guarding a sacred treasure 3 pm mission band 7 pm subject a young man who resisted and overcame tempta tion mennonite church subject for next sunday morning christian stewardship as applied to giving subject for evening service gods pity for the heatihen or the history and experience of jonah pastor in charge of both services sunday services 11 am and 7 pm sunday schooll 10 am prayer and testimony meeting altona wednesday 8 pm stouffville friday 8 pm plastor s s shantz drs ira herbert freeii consultation hours dr ira freel 3 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thurs saturafternooae by appointment only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs ft sat f to 9 pm tues sat mon wed ft frl aftsrnoou by appointment only dental es barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college t dental surgeon and of the university of toronto office in grublns block 1 phone 8901 markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and at the university of toronto dr neil c smith honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and toronto university also post graduate of rochester children hpspltal office standard bank up mali phone office 1011 residents kit dr patterson t dentist best work lowest fes 8touffvillb ontario legal harold a sanbebs j barrister solicitor- notary public conveyancer ate office 1 silvesters block phone 18003 t j mccullougrf button barristers solicitors convey ancers ac button block stoukrllle money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor church bt stouffville monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am boadways drug store stouffville anne lehman a t o m teacher of pianoforte playiag and theory studio lehmans block phone 4801 george keay altona ont licensed auctioneer live stock and general salts promptly attended to terms moderate phone 8008 stonffvlua a square deal the year round hear these youthful orators friday night help the ways and means com mittee of jubilee chapter oesby attending their carnival next mon day night feby 20th the picture above consists of pupils of the stouffville continuation school who will participate in the oratotrical contest on friday evening of this week in ratellff s hall the successful contestant will ultim ately go to toronto to enter the star contest at the left of the group stands- mr a stouffer principal of the school while the pupils naming them crom mr stouffer are robt norrls mildred mckay blanche topham luella stouffer janet button and llnora brown wilbur hill another contestant was not photographed for this picture general insurance your home your car protect them thos burkett general insurance agenty kaans 1iih phone 18202 stouffville ufo annual oyster supper the stouffville branch of the uf o will hold an oyster supper in rat- cliffs hall on the evening of thurs day feby 16th 1928 supper will commenco at six oclock no supper will be served after 8 oclock it is requested that all who can will come to supper early and avoid causing a crush program to commence sharp at 830 the membership will vote for the appointment of a live stock shipper for the balance of the year 192s secretary ufo the mutual life oldest on the continent invites you to inspect its policies before you buy ask to be shown seeing is believing h o klinck pla mgr boadwars drug store stouffville 1