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vol xlii 35 3 i buildstrength now those who ar run down and who take cold easily will do well to prepare now for the cominjr winter take nyal creophos and build up your strength creophos is a great tonie and body builder it helps increase the powers or resistance and is a wonderful preventative and relief for coughs colds and bronchitis price 100 j m storey druggist the home of quality drugs phone 1003 hmtette stouffville ontario thursday october 1930 a v nolan publisher farmer asked a higher award council disclaim power to alter the sheep valuers figures even if they desired to business cards veterinary s t hodcndistel vs bv sc vkterixakiax graduate of ontario veterinary college ollieo at the mansion house phone 101 successor to dr j t storey medical dr s s ball phpsician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19g coroner for york county dr walter ii woodrow medical arts bids toronto eye liar nose and throat specialist will be in stoullville every other thursday 7 9 pm office at dr dales a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffvllle monday wednesday and fridays 9 to 12 am drs ira herbert freel dr ira freel consultation hours 9 to 12 am mon wed frl 6 to 9 pm tues sat tiles thurs sat afternoons by appointments only ur herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues and sat mon wed frl afternoons by appointment only dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of denial surgeons and of hie university of toronto office in grubios block phone s201 markham every tuesday office in wear block that municipal councils have no authority lo alter the award set by a sheep valuer was l lie stand taken by uxbridgo township council on saturday when a member of the scott township council mr wesley page of quaker hill appeared to protect against the award made on his flock ravaged by dogs mr jack kidd valuer set the claim at g3 for three sheep killed and six in jured mr page stated there were 23 in the flock six wore bitten lamed and disabled they had been chased for a week he remained in the stable at nights and ultimately located one dog whoso owner is not considered aible to pay the dog was shot he contended that an allowance ought to have been made for general dam- ago to flock the sheep were all pedigreed cotswold for breeding purposes and three had been sold for delivery in the united states at 22 each sinice the damage was done sever al have been sold on the market reeve davies pointed out that a man had been paid s by council to care for the flock nursing them back to condition again some of those taken to market were among the ones pahl for as injured in any case the reeve took the stand hacked by the whole council that they could not change the award of the valuer if the farmer is dissatis fied witlt the award he could on payment of 25 enter appeal before the minister of agriculture if the appeal be sustained the 25 would be returned mr davies didnt think that even the valuer could change the award when once made following this discussion mr page decided to accept the amount set muttoneating dogs have been hard on the sheep in uxbridge this year the amount of dog tax collect ible approximates 55s whereas damages have been paid to date of 557 new industry locates here stouffville is shortly to have a new industry to be established here in a few weeks by the gold fisli supply co limited the company have purchased tne old vinegar factory and men are now engaged in roofing and reparing the interior the company is the largest gold fish bleeders in canada besides they carry on a pottery business and deal in wild animals of the bear and snake varieties mr aston the company re presentative called at the tribune a few days ago and stated that 25 to 30 men would be required when operations get fully underway local labor will be engaged pastor denounces recent street celebration to wa11 veterans of wui shun axy armistice service tlie stouflville war veterans are holding a special service oai sunday november 9th fall in 130 mansion house dedication and unveiling service memorial park they gave their lives can we spare one hour g ii saunders sec swv church people too nice ana mild to lift their voices against it personal notes visitor in use 45 years dr d c smith honor graduate of hoyal college of dental surgeon 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 bffice commerce bank up stairs phono office 1011 residence 1015 mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffvllle money to loan norman borinsky barrister solicitor notary associated with the legal linn of corley keen and howard counsel j w seymour corley kc trusts and guarantee building room 005 302 bay street toronto out telephone elgin 3153 and 3154 res tr c343 anne lehman a t c m teacher of pianoforte playing and theory phone 4301 studio lehmans block e a grubin r 0 eyesight specialist honor graduate of the college of optometry of canada gold medal ist and first hormant prize winner in 1928 at stouffvllle every thursday friday and saturday olllco in the grubln block eyes examined glasses fitted and re paired phone stouffvllle 2405 george coltham ontario land surveyor surveys levels municipal engineering aurora ontario box 2g1 phone hcti we have read recently of farm machinery that ihas been in use for twenty some odd years and still go ing strong but we believe that the record for keeping implements in firstclass repair belongs to the flesliorton district fortyfour years ago mr richard beiithan of flesh- euton purchased a mnssoyharris binder from messrs fetch van dusen of flosherton the original canvas is still being used and very few replacements of parts has been necessary the secret of the long life machinery in this case seems to be that of storing it in a sited im mediately after being used and con stant oiling and general care it has been proved many times that the care of machinery pays high in dividends and a heavy drain on the bank balance is thereby eliminated flesherton advance the lure of the plow attend the match at vandorf today strange as it may seem to some plowing matches the country over continue to attract large numbers of entrants and a good attendance of interested spectators rain or snow hail will not drive off the crowd who gather to appraise the work and to admire the furrow straight and true the plow lias always been hallow ed from tho time of the bent stick with a wedgelike point of wood up to the present when single furrows are turned with tho latest imple ment that mdohanieal skill can de vise the plow was the starting point in soil tillage away back when the egyptians built their huge monu ments of stone and with consummate skill recorded in lifesize pictures the tools and implements of their crafts plowing may be done today with powerful motors drawing a wihole battery of plows in that case mechanical adjustments are more responsible for the good quality of tho work than is tho eye or the arm of the operator but in any case the principle is the same and a field well plowed is a credit to the man who did it and an inspiration to those who pass that way as a man plows so does he farm good plowing is the beginning of good farming and for that reason perhaps a plowing match continues to attract an audience and the furrow straight and true remains an achievement worth the effort of any man send the tribune to absent friends goodwood mi- and mrs price pugli of toronto were guests at d mcdon alds on sunday mr and mrs t c kerry of hainiltoii were in the village this week glad to have our old merchant back again there is still a quanity of dishes left from the cemetery supper would those who have not received their supply kindly call at d mcdonalds tor them mr and mrs fred baston left saturday lor a motor trip to new ontario fred will be able to tell us how deep the october snow is iu that part qf the country mrs mcculiough and mr w w mclaughlin were in the village on saturday leaving a beautiful bronze tablet at i mcdonalds to be placed on the memorial pillars at the cemetery this will improve an appreciated additior to the pillars the community sympathize with mr cooper and mr whittleton ii their great loss as reported else where iu this issue the origin of the fire is unknown on account 01 the high wind at the time leslie morgasons buildings were in great danger and a couple of times fire started but was extinguished sellers wolinen on monday october 6th at the manse of firs presbyterian church port arthur by rev j a mcmaron nina youngest daugnter of mr and mrs fred a holmes of lyttleton nb was married to james a bert eldest son of mr and mrs william a sellers goodwood ontario we wish the young couple a long and happy life efforts appreciated following is a copy of resolution passed by the citizens committee on october 13th moved by f l button seconded by s w hastings that the citizens committee coiwey to mr d f holden their sincere thanks and appreciation for his generosity in undertaking on his own responsi bility the sale of tickets for the street dance on the night of the opening of our new pavement and the free gift to the holder of the lucky danice ticket of a new ford tudor and also for his untiring effort and zeal in making such a success thereof thus contributing to a very large degree to the ex ceedingly large attendance and successful opening of our new street dr ira freel chairman k r davis secy may teach music the stouffville school board have taken a slop toward adding sing- seating was at a premium in the baker hill baptist church on sun day evening when pastor w- s whitcombe is a preached on the sermon as announced iu thu paper last weekpublic fjanclngdrunken- tiess and gambling a new com bination for respectable stouffville will the people of this district hand for a repetition of it as an evidence of the interest aroused iu the matter even the very front pew which is rarely occupied in any rahurch was filled on this occasion it is always easy to preach about the sins of the last generation or the sins of people a hundred miles away but it is my intention tonight to preach about presentday sins happening right in our own community not four hundred miles away but less than four miles away in the village of stouffville as a minister of the gospel it is my business to preach not only about sin in the abstract and in genera terms but to bring home conviction of sin to men by talking in particular and instancing concrete examples of sins so that the message may come home to mens businesses and bosoms and their hearts be prepared to acknowledge a saviour from sin so declared pastor whitcombe in introducing his subject the preacher reminded his hear ers that the prophets of old spoke out amos was invited to go back home and eat bread because the land could not bear his words john the baptist spoke out and that hi a mora issue even though he lost his head over it our lord said beware when all men speak well of you and paul said i no seek to please men then am i no more the servant of christ it is not the business of the christian preacher to be nice giving offence to no one it is his business to speak the truth wlien it needs to be tpoken and if that gives offence to anyone so much the worse for them said mr whitcombe stouffville is a town of churches there are seven of them here if the church people had risen up in their might and said this sort of thing shall not be in our village then it would not have been and we would have been saved the fine spectacle of drunken men and women on the public street disporting themselves till theearly hours of the morning though com posing the majority of the village the chunch people did not speak out against it they were too nice and mild and gentle to lift up their voices but others did speak out and thursday nights performance was the result if the church people of stouffville and the district continue to allow a small handful of people who have little sympathy with the work of the church to put on such affairs as the street dance and that without a single public protest from any of iho seven churches in stouff ville then we may expect a repetition in the future and if it does come again the responsibility for it lies with the decent respect able church people because they lacked the courage to speak out their convictions in dealing with his subject the speaker referred first to several in disputable faots there was a street darcce which the local paper said 5000 people attended there were drunken men and women at that dance public drunkoness open unashamed there was a lottery for a car which the preacher branded as gambling i know nothing of the society which received half the proceeds said mr whitcombe except that i have heard that they have done an excellent work in the village and are i bldieve a most miss flossie barkey was at the queen city this week miss hazel millsap of stayner ontario was a sunday visitor in this vicinity mr john monkhouse jr and wife were here from buffalo over sunday visiting tho old home mr lave galloway jr and his brother bert of mimico spent saturday in town with wilton baker mr t c kerry an old goodwood merchant was in town this week mr kerry is iu business in hamilton mr j j liodendistel of guelph was in town over the weekend and visited witii his brother dr s t liodendistel mr and mrs leslie williamson and daughter of toronto spent the weekend in town with their parents mr and mrs isaac barkey and mr and mrs w g williamson church street mrs levi hoover returned on friday from a three months trip to vancouver victoria seattle and ether points of interest accom panied by her brother silveisides of zephyr uxbridge farmer has heavy loss among the churches fire destroys all the slock implements and grain on the farm of joseph cooper reuben ing to tho school curriculum estimable body of women who did the matter came under discussion at the last meeting of the board when a committee was appointed to delve further into the matter it is proposed to take advantage of tho government grant to engage a finglng instructor who would give a half hour per week in each room of the public school the instructor would leave a course of lessons to be taught by the regular teawher many schools have adopted the teaching of hinging into tho daily routine and no doubt the stop taken by the local board will meet with the approval of the parents tho management committee are expected to bring a roport before the board as soon as possible so that if satisfactory arrangements are made with an instructor the work will commence at once wanted loan of 1000 on good farm 1st mortgage at 6 and no commission to pay also will sell good farm at once jacob yake real estate silvester block all this with the very best of motives the dealer who took the responsibil ity lor the business end of the lottery made a very unselfish offer and did it witii the best of motives i have no word of condemnation personally for any who were concerned in this business but gambling is gambling whether it is carried on under the shadow of the cross or on the streets of re spectable stouffvllle gambling is gambling when half the proceeds go to the church or to charity equally as much as when that roman soldier took the iwilijole sweepstake which was the seemless robe of christ tho standard dictionary was al so quoted defining lotteries as be ing now universally condemned as a form of gambling and prohibit ed by law in great rritain and the united states it was also pointed out the stouffville lottery just es caped tho teeth of tho law by a halrsbreath if the tickets had been continued on back page melville the threshing machine is humm ing in this burg again mr herbspoltord of almira was away on a fishing trip last week mrs a miustard of stouffville visited friends at cashel on sunday imiisses mary and jenni4 carru- thers were toronto visitors on sun day weve often heard tell of people going to sleiip in church but never on a tractor the three young men who motor ed to the west some time ago have returned home mr and mrs jos gaymun and luella of stoufcville spent sunday at mrs s b lehmans mr keith kennedy of unionville visited mr lorn widoman on sunday mis percy spofford and mrs stanley tophain and baby visited friends in stouffville last wednes day we icongratulate mr and mrs robt thompson of the fifth line on tlie birth of a daughter on oct 13th the westminster guild will hold chair regular meeting on thursday evening oct 23rd everybody wel come mrs wm stotts has returned home after spending a few days with her daughter mrs tiios pop- ham of toronto mr and mrs thos meyers and son benson of zephyr visited mrs s b lehman of almira on thurs day of last week mr and mrs keid brumwell also mr robt brumwell of german mills visited airs wm forrester on sunday mr and mrs lambert stouffer and son bert were guests of mr and mrs jacob widoman on sun day mr and mrs orval carruthers and family of toronto visited the formers parents mr and mrs wm carruthers on sunday we were surprised to see the ground covered with snow monday morning we sincerely hope we do not get the amount of snow that has fallen at places north mrand mrs harvey houek motor- od to maple last friday and visited mr and mrs p puterbough land going from there to stratford to attend the provincial plowing match we know of a certain young man who had to walk home saturdaay evening on account of car trouble too much sparking will effect the spark plugs as luck happened lit- hadnt very far to walk the st clair united ohurch choir who gave the musical enter tainment at melville last thursday evening was certainly a success and mr chapman choir leader gave us to understand that this will be a yearly affair tho dumbbells estate divided among relatives george liggett bingham farmer of whitchurch township york county who died intestate on au gust 3 1930 left an ostate of 97s7 which under letters of administra tion will be divided amiong the fol lowing heirs to mrs marlon e bingham cedar valley ontario tlie widow 1000 and one half of the residue mrs agnes smith ci hewitt iave toronto mrs imarg- aret mcoormick 145 mediand st toronto mrs mary lovctt ed monton alberta mrs louisa mit chell cedar valley sisters and walter bingham mllliken ontario brother will each receive one fourteenth lof the residue george john and william bingham all of toronto nephews and mrs lillian lnrman burford and mrs ida lawson mimico nieces each share in the remainder a homestead of 50 acres in whltcnurch township is listed at 2500 40 acres in the sixth concession at 1000 and a 50- acre plot in tho same concession at 1500 notes receivable 75 se curities and cash 3927 and mis cellaneous personalty 785 arc in cluded in the inventory one of the most disastrous tires to occur in uxbridge township for some time broke out about eleven oclock on saturday night destroy ing the frame barn loxco on the farm of mr joseph cooper on the second concession a short distance north of glasgow the entire stock of ten cattle and six horses together with the seasons crop and all implements were a total loss the origin is a mystery mr and mrs cooper who pur chased the farm five years ago from ilios dowswoll retired shortly after ten oclock when they were awaken ed by a sununons over tlie tele phone josbaeona neighbor saw the flames and gave the alarm to mr cooper rushing to the barn it was found to be a raging furnace and utterly impossible to get inside all live stock must have been dead then the stock included six milch cows feeding cattle five work horses and the stallion atlantic 2nd whittle- tons threshing machine had been moved iu that afternoon which is also a total loss tlie tractor was iavod as it stood outside the imple ment shed stood 30 feet to the south of the main structure and this was completely demolished with all the implements including bindermower seeder plows and till that goes to work a 100 acre place tho crop included coo bushels of threshed grain 25 loads hay and a mow of unthreshed grain the barn was in excellent repair all metal clad and the stables were plastered and kept whitened and clean the stone wall full size or ibarn sliood the fire well and will carry another barn the plastered walls no doubt contributed to tin preservation of tlie foundation insurance of 1200 was carried ion stock and buildings which will mo doubt be paid in full at that it will scarcely replace the building it was the first night all the cattie wore taken in from pasture speaking to the tribune mr cooper said lie hadnt a bushel of feed left there isnt a strap or harness nor any of tiie hundred and one little things which one re quires about the farm and stables mr cooper will likely rebuild tiiis winter or early spring hundreds of people visited tlie regrettable scene on sunday but there was nothing to view but the foundation and charred remains i being lone of the most complete cleanouts we have seen at a fire of this nature the heavy timbers were mostly reduced to ashes the stouffville brigade was sum moned and rendered good service in protecting the barn on tlie morgason farm across the road a very high wind blew carrying the sparks and embers across the fields to the neighboring buildings iresbvtekiax church rev w ii fuller pastor sunday october 26th 1930 live 2 pin sabbath school 3 pm evening worship all are cordially invited to attend t t t t mex xox1te chl kcu s s shuntz pastor sunday october 2cth 1930 10 am sabbath school 11 am morning worship evening service lifted in the inter est of tho mass meeting of the upper canada bible society to be held ip the united church t t t t bloom 1xgtox king wood and altoxa churches e morton preacher sunday october 2gth 1930 this is a good time of the year for each one of us to ask tho ques tion that tho psalmist asked nearlv 3000 years ago what shall 1 ren der unto the lord lor all his benefits toward me if you go not elsewhere we invite you to worship at bioominglon next sunday at 1 1 am or ringwood at 20 pm or altona 7 pm t t t t jsakkk hill and sixth line baptist churches w s whitcombe b a pastor sunday october 2cth 1930 air lorne llisey of the toronto baptist seminary one of our own boys will preach this sunday 1030 baker hill 700 sixth line t t t t baptist chubch rev ww fleischer pastor sunday oetober 2cth 1930 10 am the church gathers for bible study 11 am message a lovers plea and disappointment 7 pm bible society meeting iu tho uniled church t t t t united cuultch of canada rev thos laidlaw ma pastor worlds temperance sunday oct 20 1030 am ss and bible classes 1100 am temperance service rev dr a p brace of toronto will speak there will be other temperance program by members of ss 700 pm aiass meeting under the auspices of the bible society rev mr harrington of toronto will speak local pastors will take part in this union service wednesday at s pm prayer aud bible study all are cordially welcomed to these services tlie womans association will meet in the basement of the church on tuesday oct 2sth at 1 pm t t t t christian churches stouffville and church hill f e hyde minister sunday october 2cth 1930 for sale heater stove witii drum oven good order onlv 10 j yake silvester block 10 am stouffville sunday school 11 am morning worship rev nerval c porn pastor of victoria chinch toronto will preach at this service tlie sacrament of the lords supper will be administered at this service 2 pm church hill sunday school pm rev n c kern in charge of the service tlie sacrament will he observed at this service 7 pm there will be no evening ervice on account of tho united service in the united church we invito the public to worship with us in these services wxtwsl 0 tktngfl itgfjttiag daily coach service st0uffvillet0r0nt0 single 95c return 170 leave stouffville leave toronto eastern standard time j5 am 900 am a c pm c pm 530 pm b8 pm bl015 pm a sunday and hohdiys only b saturday sunday and holidays only c saturday only coaches stop at any point to pick up passengers signal plainly by hand to the driver chatered coaches for all group outings at moderate rates for information communicate with gray coach lines yonge at front toronto gray coach lines