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itotatm vol xxxix no 52 stouffville ontario thursday february 23rd 1928 a- v nclanpublisher kidneys bad when the kidneys fail the sys tem is poisoned and complaints soou follow such as rheuma tism neuritis headache back ache paleness loss of flesh swelling of ankles and legspain- ful urination correct the con dition with all parties agree to a settlement nyai stoxk hoot compound r natures own remedy for dis eases of the kidneys and blad der particularly beneficial to elderly people gentle but positive in action price 100 j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs fhonb 1008 its up tsjou you l want maw i food- values esm 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 as predicted in these columns two weeks ago the writ issued on behalf of mrs grw thomas for injuries received in an automobile accident last august against mr and mrs chas billings of gormley has been settled without going to court while the amount of damages asked in the writ were placed at 5000 the claimants had little or no hope of obtaining any such amount and the case has been settled on the agree ment of the billings to pay 2200 cash the amount of damages obtained will not represent anything more than actual cash outlay incuried for hospital expenses doctors and nurse3 for mrs thomas in the effort to save her life and injured limb up to date about 1700 has been ex pended and while mrs thomas is at her home here she is still a patient far from recovered and will have to make many trips to the hospital i only last week she was taken in for further treatment and it will be two months before her leg can come out of the cast and she may never be able to walk without crutches friends of both parties involved will be glad the case is settled with out expensive litigation the imount n damages obtained will not com pensate mrs thomas in any way tor her unfortunate condition while on the other hand it is said the payment agreed to will fall heavily on mr and mrs billings who are not poss essed with the wealth they would like to have to meet such an emergency whitchurch board of health wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons wholesale florists stouffville ontario phone 7001 stouffville lodge no 384 meets every monday evening at oclock in the odd pe iiliows haiil visiting brethren welcome jess cook w r sanders noble grand recsec archie stover fin secy boadways drug store stouffville mrs a griffiths spirella corsetiere stouffville and vicinity phone 15303 markham township notice to dog owners owners and hairborers of dogs in the township of markham are requested to have the money ready to pay the license fee and procure tags for 1928 trom the assessors a j camplin east half and ja thompson west half when they are called upon the license fees are as follows for each dog the sum of 2 if only one and 4 for each additional dog 4 for each bitch it only one and 6 tor each additional bitch under the provisions of the act an extra charge of 25c will be made for license tags if payment is not made before april 15 and further owners or harborers of dogs not reporting same to assessors aro liable to severe penalties for not taking out licenses for same and the dogs subject to be destroyed the assessors are now on their rounds g a m davison township clerk whitchurch township board of health met for their first meeting of this year on saturday last the board is composed of dr g w williams reeve morgan baker and mr w d richardson the appointed member by the council reeve baker was made chairman for the year dr williamsmade a report on his investigation of administering toxoid to the children throughout the town ship he said that not more than 40 per cent of the school children were willing to take toxoid treat ment and because ot this ihe thought it advisable for those desiring treat ment to have it performed by their own doctors the board concurred in this view by passing a resolution embodying this sentiment just missed it stouffville players came within an ace of winning the ontario provin cial curling championship and gov ernor generals cup in toronto last week when they defeated every team they were pitted against climb ing into the semifinals and finals but unfortunately after two days of hard steady playing they went down to defeat before the crack high park rink a team of fresh players who had drawn the bye the high park players were fortunate not to have to play all the games and thus they were enabled to get in easy at the last against a team of tired granite throwers as it was the stouffville teams were only down 12 shots and to them is due great oiedit for the splendid showing they made they were instrumental in bringing much publicity to the town as all the daily- papers carried big headlines telling ot their prowess the stouffville rinks were made up as follows harold sanders wal ter brillinger thos birkett and w r sanders sk wm reesor bert smith wm j mather d h rusnell sk brilliant pupils in oratory i personal notes janet button again captured first place the farmers supper the annual ufo supper last thursday night was not quite so largely attended as in former years although the crowd was not small and the evening was enjoyed by all the people present after the splendid supper had been partaken of and the men 1m d their palates tickled with big fat oysters cooked or raw all sat back to enjoy the program of music and speeches mr gilroy last years president of the ufo cooperative was the chief spokesman and he dealt at length with the wheat and live stock pools mr and mrs wilmot ot sharon were also guests of the evening each responding to their names for short addresses mrs wilmot is the vicepresident of the ufwo mrs peter curtis of milford bay muskoka visited her sister mrs r those who failed to take in the curtis last week dunns oy m e who has been in illhealth lately is pup ot the stounvlle continuation 80me better again mrs w a lehman and son alvin are visiting her brother lloyd hill at wyandotte mich mr and mrs frank gordon were visiting mr and mrs alti burkett at oakville over the week end mrs c e mcleod is spending a couple of weeks at the home ot her brother in shawinagan falls que mrs grw thomas returned school certainly missed a treat and a program of real benefit to the audience besides the oratorical and elocu tionary numbers there were several choruses in which tne pupils partici pating showed careful training and excellent voices instrumental trios by g lawson d hodgins and a mcconnochie were also appreciated and demanded an encore although the program showed nineteen items from wetlesiey hospital on sunday the stouffville tribune published every thursday rate 200 per year 250 to the united states business cards medicaii- dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 ice racing at a meeting of jubilee chapter oes held tuesday the members voted 15 of the proceeds from their carnival held on monday evening to the gymnasium fund of the local high school among the churches frank baker is pontiac agent in stouffville st james presbyterian rev w h fuller thb usual service next sunday pub lic are invited baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday feb 29th services as usual on sunday at 11 am and 7 pm everybody wel come i ij3 mennonite church sunday services 11 am and 7 pm morning subject experimental and practical religion mr pike in charge of evening service sunday school 10 am prayer and testimony meeting wednesday 8 pm altona friday s pm stouffville pastor s s shantz christian church e morten pastor sunday feb 29th man loves god by knowing him and knows him by loving see 1 john 4 7 8 sunday school is a good place to learn about god a special talk will be for the young folks next sunday at each of our services unitkd church of canada h s warren ba pastor sunday feb 29th 11 am man in the thought ot jesus 7 pm song service hymns illus- trated an evangelistic service theme the living mask why go to church because the church is gods way of saving conserving and keeping humanity from moral degeneration baker tbia and sixth use baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor sunday feb 29th sunday morning sixth line church sunday evening baker hill church on thursday evening johnson of the toronto baptist sem- inary will tell of the work among the negroes in the island of jamaica baker hill church all invited horse racing on bond lake is at tracting considerable interest and several local people have been over to enjoy the sport the result of saturdays racing in the freeforall two entries in four heats gave joe todd owned by j b cooney three firsts and j kitchener owned by j bowthworthi one first tinlo 112110iu 109 108 georgie a owned by geo anth ony won the gveen race against judge girl owned by fred judge further racing next saturday af ternoon feby 25th at 2 oclock there are nine entries and the best racing of the season is looked for you are invited to enjoy these win ter ice races at bond lake local poultry success the markham and stouffville poul try club held a meet in the orange hall markham on thursday last when several local fanciers attended and exhibited with good success messrs fletcher goudie and paul boadway put up an excellent string ot rhode island reds and secured 1st on cock 1 2 and 3 on hens and 1 and 2 on cockerels ai 100 per cent win councillor ward took 12 hirds and secured 3 firsts 3 seconds 3 thirds 2 fourths and 1 fifth an ex cellent address on blood testing of poultry was given by dr brown of markham and a resolution was passed that the minister of agricul ture be asked to consider the desir ability of issuing certificates to those breeders who submit their flocks to this test a good attendance of members manifested the interest that the local hen men take in the society it is hoped that in the neat future a meeting of the society will be hold in stouffville to stimulate interest in poultry raising hanna wideman to rest passes after being in poor health for some tlmo there passed peacefully away at her residence lot 19 con g uxbridge township on sunday feb 12th 1928 hanna wideman wife of george hopkins in her 75th year she was of a retiring nature and was highly respected in the community she was a member ot the christian church at blooming- ton- born in markham township the deceased was a daughter ot the lato mr and mrs samuel wideman who were pioneers of that township and were wellknown and highly respect ed for many years mr hopkins work cd for todd cook of stouffville about 18 years ago with her hus band they moved to uxbridge tp to mourn her loss besides her husband she leaves seven children namely herbert at home edward of victoria corners roy of uxbridge tp mrs b arthurs mrs ronconl mrs b brown tortfnto and mrs m linton of oshawa it was run off with despatch and the audience dismissed at about 1030 oclock the feature of the evening was the seven addresses each speaker orating on canada after the first two or three were heard it was evi dent to all that the judges would have a hard time arriving at a de cision as most of them spoke with real merit each pupil held the floor for about ten minutes and after listening to them one could not help but feeling proud to be a cana dian under the british flag janet button winner of the contest in 1927 was again declared winner by the judges and as a result she is eligible to enter the star contest representing the local school the successful contestant in this event to be held in toronto shortly will be awarded a trip to europe this sum mer with all expenses paid luella stouffer won second place in the contest friday night mildred mckay 3rd linora brown 4th judging from the finding of the judges the coming generation of men are not going to be in it with the women as talkers any more than the present generation for the only two boy contestants failed to capture a place in the list of winners they are robt norris and wilbur hill another contestant blanche topham made an excellent speech on can adas future the judges were rev w s whit combe garnet stewart son of mr arid mrs robt stewart of this town arid high school teacher in toronto also mr gale ot markham high school staff mildred mckay blanche topham and opal doten contestants in elo cution finished in the order named the judging being done by mrs r winterstein and miss m gardhouse the presentation of diplomas was made by rev c e mcleod chair man of the evening carl davis president of the school literary society presented the general pro ficiency medals to bruce rowbot- ham betty booth and robt norris while principal stouffer made the presentation of prizes to the winners in oratory and at the same time seized the opportunity to thank the citizens in general for their patron age the oratorical contest and com mencement exercises of the local school are growing in favor with the citizens each year unfortunately this year there are so many func tions that- some were kept away feeling they cannot take em all in the staff and the scholars are to be congratulated on the excellent talent displayed on this occasion the proceeds for the evening amounted to 70 and will be devot ed to furnishing the new gymnasium at the school ballantrae rev alfred laycock will begin a course of special lenten services next sunday service to commence at 1030 am mrs h kirby is giving a quilting bee to the ladles aid at her home on tuesday next our deepest sympathy goes out to airs james gray in her recent ber- oavement eastern star carnival the fancy dress and oldtime car nival held in the arena monday even ing by the local eastern star chap ter was very well attended although the rough weather prevented the crowd from being much larger the number in costume was particularly good the judges were mrs l e todd mrs j a heise and mr ho klinck benj doten and family were awarded the 5 for having the larg est family on skates there being five of them while ben also cleaned up on a couple ot other prizes tor best fancy dressed man and for the old est skater in costume the other prizes wore awarded as follows hardtime costume helen nicely murray clendenning fancy dress costume miss ball clown roy wagg old time lady laura forsyth boys costume under 14 years chas nolan girls margaret ball young- cat child in costume jack hare after undergoing further treatment mrs brunton cousin ot richard burton left on monday to spend a few weeks with relatives in toronto miss olive turner nurse in train ing at the coronada hospital tor onto is spending this week at home here mrs milton clark and two child ren of omemee are spending two weeks with her mother and other relatives here little grace daughter of mr and mrs ira burkholder underwent an operation last week for the removal of adenoids and tonsils miss mary pegg of palestine is staying with her aunt mrs isaac boadway while taking a course in dressmaking with miss russel mr and mrs keeping alice byrne and baby are here from fenelon falls visiting her old home at mr and mrs geo urquharts miss winnie silvester of toronto and miss bertie silvester of victoria bc visited over the week end with their cousin mrs a s leaney a c burkholder was in toronto on wednesday attending the annual conflab of standard bank man agers imr w h todd was called to kingston wednesday evening owing to the death of his eldest brother thomas aged 87 years mrs lemon baker is in toronto for a few weeks where she can be with her daughter mrs robt rat- cliff who is confined to the welles- ley hospital miss greta ratcliff has resumed her position as nurse in training at the guelph hospital after being name owing to the recent bereavc- nint in ihe family rev w s whitcombe pastor of the markham sixth line and baker hill baptist churches who has been making his headquarters in the coun try is now located in stouffville and is at imir george watsons obrien avenue mrs ralph burkholderunderwent a very serious operation on thurs day last in the wellesley hospital toronto her many friends will be glad to know that her condition thus far is favorable mrs burk holder is a daughter of the late wm pipher of ringwood miss may urquhairt who makes frequent visits to the general hos pital reports her father mr john urquhairt as about holding his own although perhaps weakened by the steady confinement despite his ad vance age mr urqunart when well never missed his daily exercise on wednesday mr and mrs w h clairk were in scorboro visiting at the old homestead where lives his youngest brother hugh and family who are about to leave the old farm home to live in aginoourt their sale is announced in this issue of the tribune register a number of citizens met last week at the home of mr jas mowat bringing with them good wishesand donations of different kinds to cele brate his 75th birthday among the useful presents given we noticed a good warm homemade pair ot woolen sox knitted by mrs fred wilson and miss lehman in the toe of one of the sox was placed seventyfive coppers the bantford expositor carries an interesting article on the work of the kawanis club ot that city and makes complimentary reference to the vocal assistance given at one of their gatherings by miss ida davis daughter of a former resident ot this section mr jess davis the davis family will bo remembered as poss essing musical talent and the com ing generation are evidently deve loping that talent to a greater ox- tent drs ira herbert freec consultation hours dr ira free 3 to 12 am mon wed fit 6 to 9 pm saturday tues thurs saturafternooni by appointment only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed frl afternoons 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 i markham every tuesday office in wear block dr d c smith honor graduate of royal colleg 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 ot rochester childrens hospital office standard banx lip stall phone office 1011 residence 1015 dr patterson dentist best work lowest fees stouffville ontario legal births scott at lot 16 con 4 whitchurch on february 18th 1928 to mr and mrs arthur scott a son hunt at gormley on feby 15th 1928 to mr and mrs ernest hunt a daughter hill at wyandotte mich to mr and mrs lloyd hill on feby 14 1928 a daughter velma louise harold a sanders barrister solicitor f notary public conveyancer etc office silvesters block phone 18003 mccullough button barristers solicitors convoy- ancers fix buttons block stouffville money to loan a c kennedy chiropractor i church st stouffville i monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 am boadways i drug store 1 stouffville anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianotorte playinrr and theory studio lehmans block phone 4801 george keay altona ont licensed auctioneer live stock and general sale promptly attended to terms moderate phone 0008 stouffville a square deal the year round general insurance your home your cak protect them thos burkett general insurance agency phone 1820 phone 18202 stouffville 85 years of life insurance ideals and service an ideal became a reality when on february lstls43 the mutual life ot new york issued its first policy the business of life insurance on tho mutual plan started in america then and there priority in its field is not tho com panys claim to greatness ago in it self is no great distinction the mutual life began with high ideals of business conduct which still pre vail it alms at quality and to be highly honorable in all its dealings assets 86192453412 1928 dividends to policyholders 3991035480 h o klinck dist manager boadways drug store stouffville pickering twp ratepayers have petitioned the ontario county coun cil to take over as a part ot the county road system that part ot the altona road running from the king ston highway to the ninth conces sion