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vol xlii no 13 stouffville ontario thursday may 29 1930 a v nolan publisher jacks lax tablets a purely vegetable laxative for stomach liver kidneys and bowels they build up the system give tone to the whole digestive tract improves the appetite and clears the system of poisonous matter jacks lax tablets are a laxa tive treatment beneficial in stomach disorders which if neg lected may lead to and cause many complaints of the kidney and liver price 25c j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 altona youth takes his life second hanging this year in altona district both are without apparent motive dk walter h woodrow medical arts bidg toronto eye ear nose and throat specialist will be in stounville every other thursday 7 9 pm office at dr dales george coltham ontario land surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 201 phone sc 1 i say it with flowers no expression of sentiment more beautiful flowers for every occasion muston sons phone 7001 stouffville ont for i he second time this year a shocking death by hanging has occurred in the altona district on adjoining farms on sunday after noon sam hainford aged 17 years was found dangling from the trip rope 111 the barn on the farm of floyd mckay his employer life was extinct when the body was found at seven oclock in the evening and death may have been instantaneous as he dropped 17 feet oft a beam a similar thing took place three months ago on the farm of samuel fretz when a young man from holland took his life and no explan ation could be offered for either of tho rash acts young rainford came to canada nine months ago and had lived over since with dir and airs mckay where he appeared to be very happy on friday evening he played base ball at the corners and on saturday assisted in planting turnips one acre of which had been specially given into his care and for his own use at 530 in the evening of sun day he was seen by mrs mckay as he left the house to do the chores he attended the altona sunday school but did not go that day dis claiming any desire to do so mr and mrs mckay and the neighbors are all at a loss to understand why the lad should take his life in this manner itainford is survived by his parents in england and by two brothers expropriated there is good news for the motor ist who uses the souttviue to ux- bridge toad to any extent in the announcement that the s shaped turn at lincolnville is to be done away with expropriation proceed ings have been undertaken to secure a right of way to the north of mrs haniiirs house on me corner that will carry the traffic directly off the tenth to a straight right turn onto the road running east to goodwood this has long been recognized as a bad turn and the purchase of a right of way that will enable the corkscrew turn to be eliminated will be appreciated reeve owen davies of uxbridge township intimated to the tribune a few days ago that the matter of making the uxbridge road a provin cial highway will be turther advanc ed this coming summer when ont ario county council gels into session and takes a hand in the issue reeve davies is one of the fathers of the movement with the object in view of securing a provincial highway for the township of ixuridge some thing that will be a sreat benefit to the municipality local happenings uxbridge twp holds its own against lure of city life assessment facts vandorf gets the plowing match north york event will be held on the richardson farm on saturday last assessor john asheuhurst of goodwood defended his assessment roll for the 12th consecutive year at the municipal council which sat at goodwood as a court of revision indeed it didnt require much defence as only minor appeals were heard rnd none of them were allowed the north york plowing associa tion will hold their annual match this year on the farm of mr wiu d richardson a half mile north of vandorf in whitchurch township on thursday october 23rd in carrying the match into the aurora district it is hoped that the business interests of that town will lend their linancial the total assessment for uxbridge which is necessary as the township amounts to 1065999s 1rize i always raised by volun- which when the exemptions are de- u contribution ducted leaves a rateaoie assessment about tlmy interested farmers of 101su9s to show that the e present a the township hall assessor isnt boosting things on his own hook or that the township isnt growing very fast we quote the rate able assessment for tae year 192s as given in the government municipal statistics as 101 s 312 this indi cates an increase of only g07 in two years the population or the township stands pat also for in 192s it was 211s and in 1930 it is 2130 an in crease of 12 persons in two years of course a township that is not de creasing these days when so many people are bent on moving into the j big centres is satisfactory there are six cemeteries in personal notes court of revision municipality of the twp of whitchurch county of york public notice is hereby given that a court of revision cf the assessment roll for the township of whitchurch will be held in the township hall vandorf on friday june 6th at 2 p m to hear and adjusticate upon all complaints against the assessment roll of the municipality of the twp of whitchurch for the said year of 1930 all parties interested are re quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly wm crawford clerk of municipality court of revision municipality of the village of stouffville county of york public notice is hereby given that a court of revision of the assess ment roll for tho municipality of stounville will be hold in the clerks ofllce stoultville on monday june 2nd 1030 at 730 pm to hear and adjusticate upon all complaints against the assessment roll of the municipality of stoun ville for the said year 1930 ah parties interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly j s dougherty clerk court of revision municipality of the township of markham county of york public notice is hereby given tha a court of revision of the as sessment roll for the township of markham will be held in the town ship hall ijirlonrille on monday june 2nd 1930 at oclock p in to hear and adjudicate upon any complaints against the assessment roll of tho municipality of the township of markhnm for the said year 1930 all parties interested are requested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly g a xi davison clerk of the said municipality unloiivluc may 22 1030 mineral salts give her tired hubby new pep my husband took 2 bottles of vinol now he has good appetite and more strength pep and vigor than ho ever had imrs ralph starkey doctors have long known the value of mineral olcnionts iron calcium with cod liver peptone as contained in vinol nervous easily tired people are surprised how vinol gives new strength sound sleep and a bio appetlto gives you moro pep to enjoy life vinol can collection day this friday miss edith johnson spent the weekend visiting her sister miss elsie johnson mrs jas bruce suffered a slight stroke last week but is making favorable recovery j p cassidy massey harris agent spent tha 24th at his old home in tweed miss ruth curtis was the guest at f c rowbothams for the holiday weekend mr and mrs ross ratcliff and daughter helen spent sunday with relatives in oshawa mr and mrs gray of toronto spent last thursday with mr and imrs e c fielding imiss ethel dalby and miss irene elerby of toronto visited at mrs e stewarts on sunday on sunday mr and mrs preston morden of imarkham were guests of mr and mrs k g tarr air and mrs hillyard fockler and daughter of toronto visited his mother over the holiday miss mary peterman of toronto is spending a few days with mr and mrs h j malloy and other friends mr and mrs archie harding and wm armstrong also mr patterson father of mrs harding motored to huntsville for the weekend mrs b gilbert miss mildred of oshawa miss blanche gilbert of kingston were guests of mrand mrs f l button on tuesday imcssrs george stewart and fred dyper miss violet laying all of to ronto spent the week end witli the formers mother mrs stewart mill street miss edna watson of stouffville and miss marjorie lehman of almira both nurses on the staff of the ontario hospital whitby were successful in passing the terms examinations miss clara sherrick of oak ridges was in town on monday her brother ah is meeting with good success with his fox ranch on yonge street having raised 22 puppies this spring mr samuel hare of obrien ave is not improving in health after 15 weeks confined to his bed mr hare is in his s9th year and is the oldest male resident mr and imrs jesse davis and miss ida davis of brantford and mr and mrs norman davis of port colborne spent the 21th with mr and mrs ellas hoover and mr and mrs jos hoover of obrien avenue mr and mrs leslie rowbbthain and master donald on may 21st attended the diamond wedding of their uncle and aunt mr and mrs william burton held at their home in whitevalo mr and mrs w f nichols of victoria square mr walter holmes mr john holmes and mr and mrs birrv of meaford were guests of mr and mrs it e ratcliff on the 21th mrs w b sanders and her father mr imatthew flint also miss lena sanders arrived home this week from hollywood california were they will spend the summer months at their summer home at jacksons point mr chas ward son of mr and mrs richard ward has returned to stouffville and will assist mr delbert holden in the ford business mr and mrs ward and baby will occupy the house on obrien ave now rented by mr thos blrkett the engagement is announced of miriam louise cook daughter of mrs cook and the late w s cook of stouffville to huson edwards coon son of mr and mrs j s coon moore park toronto mr and mrs fred kirk and fnm- ilv of toronto visited at the home of mrs agnes mustard of harold i uxbridge ten churches and eleven ivvenue over the week end j schools all getting exemption according to law aiso the govern- 1 is divis will offer his entire j ment rifle ranges south of uxbridge town then there is uic big acreage household furniture for sale by auc tion on thursday june ath as he is leaving town sale at 1 oclock pm in the stouffville arena f w sil- versides auctioneer any of our customers who are in need of ice service this summer may secure their requirements from us clayt baker maple leaf dairy ph 1g5 air and mrs j ii davis are leav ing shortly for cannington to be with their son dawson who is in the tin- smithing trade there the davis had been lifelong residents at bloomington until they located in stouffville a few years ago and their friends will regret to see them leave the regular meeting of the horti cultural society will he held in the municipal hall on thursday may 29th arrangements will be made for a trip to toronto to visit the gardens of mr hamilton wills all members and friends will be wel come hand your name to miss m mertens the 24th was profitably spent by the two sons and soninlaw of mrs a s collins namely addio and austin jerman and win mccowan when they came out from toronto armed with paint brushes and gave the onceover to their mothers house in the east end tho property was recently remodelled and is- tenanted by mrs reesor tastes delicious j m storey i marriage will take place early in druggist stouffville ontario june a regretable accident happened in the home of mrhcnry hoover whose farm is located between the 6th and 7th concessions of markham just south of tho townline on tuesday evening when the housekeeper mary baker was engaged in lighting a lamp the match somehow gave fire to her clothing and she was badly burned about the neck and arms be fore help came to extinguish the blaze one ear was severely burned also the unfortunate girl suffered terrible pain and shock but is hold ing up well under the strain owned by the county of ontario and given over to reforestation purposes which is also exempt from all taxa tion excepting school purposes till property is located on the 7th con cession and totals 976 acres the two oldest persons in the municipality are thos bell of pino grove who is ss and robt asheuhurst of goodwood father of the assessor who is s7 years for tins meeting whlcn was presided over by the president ralph baker of lemonville councillor ross rat cliff was asked to act as secretary in tile absence of a v nolan who has been acting in this capacity for several years the vandorf womens institute will likely nave charge of the eating facilities for the occasion ibis year and the farm being so con venient to the hall meals may be served there the richardson farm is one of the finest in whitchurch and possesses the proper kind of land for such an event as this while a small directorate was named at the annual meeting in january it was completed at this meeting when the following were added herbert wells r finder g w williams percy pattenden george millard earl toole j r campbell win timbers harvey loudening jesse cook fred timbers r e ratcliff and herb smith the next meeting will be held at vandorf at the call of the president pitched through the car roof peter byer ajred citizen sus tains injuries when car pitches over bad culvert 12 years in office after twelve years of faithful ser vice mrs e j davey has given up the secretaryship or the stouffville womens institute the annual elec tion of officers was held last week at porters when the change was made imrs davey is also secretary of the east york asociation there was a good attendance for the annual ga thering the financial report for the year showed cash receipts raised amounting to 108 go while s292s9 was in the bank to start the year 1929 with expenditures amounted to s43s leaving a bank balance of 259 the election of officers resulted as follows hon prest mrs w hill prest mrs hugh boyd 1st vice mrs f c rowbotham 2nd vice mrs t r hodgins secretary mrs w simpson treasurer miss sadie stewart a real estate transaction took place on tuesday when mr robt mckinnon disposed of his 16 acre property on the loth concession of whitchurch adjoining tho cnr tracks to mrs hosier of markham the sale price being 1500 the now owner with her son and daughter intend to work the property as in tho past for vegetable land and at the same time develop a summer board ing house business it is expected that mr and mrs mckinnon will move into stouffville this properly was placed in the hands of george baker real estate agent one week ago mr mckinnon informs us and a clean sale was made in the very short interval showing that our geo is a live agent for sale good set single harness vj ton truck box cuttingbox iron bedstead 2 creamery cans 2 washing machines buggy mrs w hopkins stouffville 4th line uxbridge geo roe is sporting a glass car now miss olive maye lias left us for a short time n lintons visited at dan nor tons on sunday now lookout girls alvin is sport ing a new ford roadster john moore was under the parental roof over the holiday and sunday stanley jones and lady friend visited with his parents over the week end a number from this line cele brated the 21th some had visitors while others took their cars and visited elsewhere too late last week our farmers are all busy planting potatoes just now we are glad to report mrs r icoppins greatly improved in health orval roach has been back on our line doing some graining for win maye a number from this line attended the anniversary service at good wood baptist cliurcn suuday even ing few people drive on tho townline west of riugwood who are not aware of the bad culvert just west of the circle city and everyone wonders why the dump is never taken off last week it causeo a serious acci dent to one of our esteemed citizens in the person of mr peter byer ot the 10th concession he was riding in the back seat ot wordou cobers ear with mr cober at tho wheel when they struck the culvert mr byer was thrown through the top of the car causing serious head wounds and iu ury to his back medical aid was quickly secured and imr byer is now recovering nice ly there is quite a distinct dent in the skull over the left eye and it was feared this was a rracture at one time sir byer is in his soth year and until this accident was as alert as a man of 70 something should be done to take the abrupt raise off this culvert and so avert any further trouble mount albert sports day the 6th annual celebration of the 3rd of june will be held iu the com munity park and promises to be big ger and better than ever there will be hard and soft ball matches foot ball horseshoe pitching etc and an interesting program of school events at s15 pm a short dance lucky number wins car draw takes place about 10 pm good prizes in all the events auditorium theatre stouffville friday and saturday may 30 and 31 home james laura laplante pathe news comedy tuesday and wednesday june 3 and 4 the black vatch victor mclaglcn pathe review comedy friday and saturday june 0 and 7 burning the wind admission 25c children 15c s g schmidt prop on p m notice thursday june 5th 1930 time at daylight saving banquet will be held in the royal york hotoi toronto by the twentieth century liberal assoc iation of canada tne speakers will be the honorable ernest lapointe icc ba lld minister of just ice and the honorable cairine mackay wilson canadas firs woman senator prior to the banquet a meeting will be held for tne outoftown delegates to prepare plans for a provincial organization it is requested that nortli york send as large a delngotion as possi ble and all those who can attend are requested to send their names to either of the the undersigned as soon as possible t morgan baker president north york liberal association j harry naughton secretary north york liberal association gormley george shelter of stayner spent the week end with friends here miss verna dennie spent the week end at the homo of her parents landon steckley is wearing a broad smile its a boy albert riegle of ridgeway spoke in the 4th line church on sunday morning and evening mr and mrs rolph baker and family had tea with mr and mrs asa sider on sunday last mr and mrs eli rosenbcrger of plattsville were week end visitors at the home of ernest hoovers mr and mrs r j smith and fam ily of stouffville spent the afternoon of the 24th at the home of ernest jones quite a number from here attend ed the richmond hill fair on 24th of may mr and mrs levi winger o ridgeway spent sunday at the home of their son bishop alvin winger mr and mrs earl doner had tea with mr and mrs george hilts on sunday evening clarence heise has erected a bird house on his premises it is a little too high for the leghorns among the churches mexxonite church s s shantz pastor sunday juue 1st 1930 sunday school 10 am preaching 11 am evening service 7 pm a cordial welcome to all stoueeville and church hhjj f k hyde minister 10 am stouffville sunday school 11 am the crallenge 2 pm crurch hill suuday school 3 pm pentecost 7 pm a man in need we invite the public to worship with us in these services baker hilli and sixth line baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor rev arthur lee b a who has just returned from french west africa will preach next sunday 7 pm bakor hill 1030 am sixth line the following tuesday june 3 he will give a lantern lecture at the baker hill church f united church of canada rev h s warren ba pastor sunday june 1st 1930 10 am the church school 11 pm- adventurous faith 7 pm rev a laycock will preach strangers and visitors very welcome baptist church rev w w flelsoher pastor 10 am bible school 11 am- subject some good rules for christian conduct 7 pm subject necessary prepara tions for the journey of life prayer services suuday 615 pm wednesday s pm christian churches bloomington nnd ringwood e morton minister sunday june 1st 1930 bloomington 11 am ringwood 7 pm tlie wisest folks iu the world are those who ai striving and seeking after profit for the soul as well as profit for the body soul prolit is to be found in the way of helping others that will be our aim next sunday altona the summer meeting of the wo mens institute will be held at the home of mrs hypoinlon on monday june 2nd at 230 pm mrs laura itose stevens is to be the speaker and music will be given by miss evelyn reesor everyone cordially invited to attend this meeting stock sale 2 ayrshire bullsalso bull calf 2 weeks and 3 heifers yearlings and 2yrolds herb ii mitchell phone 5s10 your battery is the heart of your car and we specialize in battery service we have just bought all the plates manufactured by the burton people of toronto their plates have been used by use for years and we know they are the best by test of usage dont forget that we rebuild and repair batteries swifts garage phone 19501 stouffville cafe open daily s am to 12 pm fish and chips lunch ice cream drinks and candies tobaccos of all kinds firstclass dinners daily coach services stouffville toronto single 95c return 170 airov male choir which will visit stouffville on saturday night- this week mr percy steckley son of collector steckley of whitchurch is in the group the choir sing over cf rb radio broadcast leave stouffville c25 am z 1040 am z 240 pm z 725 pm standard time leave toronto z 800 am z 100 pm 430 pm z 915 pm z saturday sunday and holidays only coach connections at toronto for montreal ottawa barrie orillia schomberg cookstown hamilton brantford niagara falls buffalo and intermediate points coach connections at buffalo for all u s a points gray coach lines