stouffville may 24th 1928 special pineapple sale this friday and saturday at the dominion stores get your supply then tils thursday may 24th at the auditorium theatre see two ara- orders taken tor hemstitching wan knlght3 with tufe wolheim work prompt and satisfactorily done aad mary fuu comedy f alleda russe phone 3003 ture packed wlth laughs the monkhouse property at altoua was sold by auction on tues day to david w crosier tor 3200 this real estate had been in the monkhouse family for half a cen tury the store itself is retained 1y willis monkhouse mr and mrs r s cunllff of los gatos california expect to arrive on june 4th in stouffvllle with the body of their son a university stu dent who died last winter inter ment will take place on june 5th in stouftville cemetery when the remains of the late jtxs henry curl of toronto were being conveyed to their last resting place in the cemetery at west brock near sunderland on sunaay the funeral cortege was held up for some time at the east end of stouffvllle while some repairs were made to a tire on one of the cars in the procession foundations for two now houses on church street are now completed ly the builders abram yake who is constructing a house on the west side of the street and robt curtis who is building next to the united church nathan forsyth the veter an icarpenter of stoutfville assisted toy ralph rae are now putting up the frame work for mr yake while mr curtis is superintending his own tjuilding auditorium theatre stouffville friday and saturday may 25 and 26th speedy harold lloyd hodge podge paramount news reel tuesday and wednesday may 29th and 30th one man game up against it misfit pair skyland by horse friday and saturday june 1st and 2nd the quarterback richard dix comedies and kinogram admission 15 and 25c s g schmidt prop tie erin creamery co paid a fine of 50 and costs in the guelph po lice court for paying a farmer first grade prices for second grade cream the accused claimed it was merely an error in bookkeeping the town has been unduly quiet this week and last the weather has been ideal for seeding and farm ers are loseing no time in getting the crops in this week will see the operation well completed there is only one appeal filed against valuation in the township of whitchurch and the court of revi sion is advertised for june 9th probably assessor clark is too leni ent or perhaps his judgment is so good that the ratepayers realize any appeal would be useless in any event his work as assessor stands un challenged it is estimated that fully nine- tenths of the fall wheat sown in this neighborhood had to be resown or patched up this spring nevertheless there are some really excellent fields of this grain probably two of the best catches are on the adjoining farms of william and russel john ston three miles south of stouffville on the ninth concession one of our esteemed citizens of ringwood mr philip h raymer brought to the tribune office last week a basket of ontario apples which for firmness and appearance were as good as the day they were picked last fall mr raymer knows how to winter apples so as to pre serve them and it he has any sur plus crop they will be promptly bought up thank you mr ray mer the municipal council and the parks commissioners have received a gift of trees from the ontario dept of agriculture for nursery purposes the seedlings arrived saturday and were placed in a small nursery grounds prepared- on the park pro perty east of the arena building the shipment included 200 each of larch walnut butternut 300 elm and 500 silver maple in the course of two or three years these young trees will be ready for transplanting on the streets uf stouffville which will further add to the beauty and attrae tlveness of our town dry goods fine quality curtain net at 40 and 65c per yard heavy quality circular pillow cotton at 50c per yard underwear crepe in a good range of colors at 30c per yd krinkle crepe bedspreads large size at 375 each we carry a splendid assortment of ginghams at 25 29c yd we take orders for oilcloth and linoleum rugs all sizes at ven reasonable prices we invite you to see our samples wall papers although the wall paper season is well advanced we can give you an excellent assortmeht for any room in the house groceries clean fresh groceries of high quality has built up for us a steadily increasing business we deliver promptly f c rowbotham tractor owners attention special heavy polarine at 85c a gal lon in half barrel lots special heavy marvelube at 96c gal in half barrel lots mobile b at 128 gal in half barrel lots be sure and send or telephone the names of your holiday visitors to the tribune do it early please the ice man started in this week to keep the town refrigerators cool for the summer months it is illegal for householders to use milk bottles as containers for anything other than milk by observ ing this law you will assist in pre serving the health of the community the franklin house markham was offered for sale by public auc tion in that village last week by the executors of the estate of the late proprietor there was no sale made friday saturday 25 and 26th speedy harold lloyds latest and best this picture will be shown twice on saturday evening 7 to 9 9 to 11 to accommodate the crowd come early to secure a seat special music for the occasion auditorium theatre today thursday may 24th is a public holiday and all stores will be closed the holiday will be quietly spent as there is no entertainment of a special nature many people will spend the day in toronto in the evening the picture theatre will present the two arabian knights stouffville brass band is engaged to furnish the music for the big an nual field day at claremont on sat urday june 2nd also for brooklln fair on june 9th no doubt there will be a good following of our citl- ens take in these events on the first two saturdays in june the hamilton spectator prints a lifesize portrait of miss aileen jamleson who is junior ywca champion in diving in that city also winning in form swimming aileen is a granddaughter of mr as leaney of stoutfville and only daugh ter of dr and mrs zz3on of hamilton it has been found that a troui can move through the water at 30- miles an hour special pineapple sale this friday and saturday at the dominion stores get your supply then arthur fry formerly of stoutfville has sold his 5acre farm at mount joy and intends leaving markham the lakeview house at jacksons point is opening for the season on june 2nd and not on the date men tioned in our last ssue the 85acre farm at casuel be longing to mrs klinckwibooincc has been sold to russel eawton the transfer being made this week seventyfive years ago on wed nesday last week this first train came up the old grand trunk tine- from toronto to aurora as tar as the tracks had been constructed at that time says the aurora banner mr abram bxown has purchased a 40acre farm adjoining the village of mount albert and will move from strfuffville in july to his new home his property here is offered for sale also his store one door ast jf ii2 public library stouffville old boys association through mr r p stouffer informs the tribune that they are prepared to cooperate in a dominion day colebration in stouffville this year what organization will take the matter up or will the council ap point a citizens committee to under take something for july 2nd with the assistance of the old boys and girls of toronto success would be assurred from the start the editor is wondering if the im portance of the weekly prayer meet ings is made more so by reason of a statement we once heard a preacher make he said i once preached to a congregation of 350 people all of whom were women excepting 4 men on another occasion i rjih- ed to 425 of a congregarion but all were men excepting six women the latter congregation was in the peni tentiary although temporarily laid aside through illhealth one of stouffvilles very oldest citizens mr john urqu- hart attained his 85th birthday on saturday last mr urquhart has been ill for the past six months but was able to sit up on saturday and sunday when friends called to con gratulate him on his 85th birthday indeed he is able to be up almost daily and we are waiting to greet him down on main street one of these fine days mr urquhart was the first assessor of stouffville at in corporation in 1s77 and since then served on the council and for many years as municipal clerk screen doors and window screens all the dif ferent sizes taylor forbes and max well lawn mowers at different prices builders it will pay you to get our prices before buying f y w br ath waite successor to silvester bros hardware open tuesday thursday and saturday evenings and close wednesday afternoon mr lou morden has been getting the farmers goat to use a sporting expression during the past few- weeks he has scoured the country buying up all the nannies obtainable in order to fill an order or shipment to be made to a rural community in northern ontario where the goats will thrive on the hills and rocks and furnish milk to the settlers the goat industry in this part of ontario is so small as to be almost despised and there is really no market for them mr morden says they are valued something like a dog a farmer who ownes one may value it at 1 or more according to the at tachment it has made to the family he has furnished several billys as mascots for toronto organizations but when they take on this dignified position their value jumps with leaps and bounds as billy becomes part of the organization or club the goats shipped to northern ontario were placed in small crates and sent by express about 50 have been shipped in this manner this spring this week mr nathan forsyth re ceived the sad intelligence from los angeles of the death of his niece mrs james robinson of lansing mich death was due to a motor accident mrs robinson and her husband will be remembered as guests of the forsyths here last fall and were accompanied home to michigan by mr and mrs forsyth a few months ago the unfortunate lady went to los angeles to visit when she met with so sad a death she was in the prime of lite one of our business men is advo eating an extension to the south end of the town clerks office where a public rest room for ladies could be constructed and heated from the new furnace to be installed before next winter this business man is of the opinion that the work could be paid for from the water revenue which is well able to bear the cost of installing plumbing the above suggestion is handed to the ratepay ers by one of the very oldest active firms on main street now dont get so curious wondering who the busi ness man is that you forget all about his proposal r mrs w b sanders received the sad news last week announcing the death of her mother mrs matthew flint at hollywood california death took place on saturday may 19th following only a comparatively short illness mrs flint was in her 80th year and with her husband had lived in california for 20 years go ing direct to the southern country from stouffvllle their domicile was changed owing to the ill health ot her husband the deceased was born in this town a daughter of the late richard barnes and spent 60 years of her life here her husband was a well known builder and contractor who constructed many ot the build ings now in use here she was a devoted wife and mother and a faithful christian and member ot the methodist body besides her hus band she is survived by two children edw flint of toronto and mrs w b sanders of stouffvllle also one sister mrs eliza flint who resides with her son chancellor chas w flint of syracuse university the remains are expected to reach stouff ville late friday night for interment in stouffvllle cemetery on saturday may 26th funeral from mr w b sanders at 2 oclock pm the ber eaved husband will accompany the remains to stouffvllle while engaged in painting the ititchen at mr alt hoovers a few- days ago frank mowder the brush artist engaged to do the finery met with a mishap which is the first of its kind in his experience and one he will devoutly implore the shaper of our destinies never to let occur again by standing on the top of mrs hoo vers stepladder the decorator was barely able to reach the ceiling and it was when he was in this exalted position standing on his toes brush in one hand and full pot of paint in the other that something went wrong with the ladder it was a new patent arrangement and not being made secure flattened out with such suddenness as to leave the pain ter standing in the air for just a moment in his sudden and hur ried descent to the floor frank must liave feared his hat wouldnt follow him promptly and the hand holding the full can of paint suddenly shot up so that on reaching the floor on the first and second rebound the en tire liquid was poured on his head as the color was green we leave our readers within full view of the spec tacle with but one request dont mention that you saw it in the tri bune if the canadian national railways station was ever destined to be as large as the grand central in new york which covers eighty acres of land and deals with a daily traffic of 600 trains it chances wore shat tered on monday when a gang of 25 men from bala subdivision of the cnr started work here in tearing up the old sutton branch line a special lifting appartus hoisted the rails right onto flat cars and men soon pulled out the ties which are also being removed during the aternoon word arrived from toron to to cease work until further orders it is understood that the road con tractor on the eighth concession ot whitchurch is endeavouring to have 300 car loads of stone delivered at ballantrae before the road is scrap ped and when in town on monday and seeing operations started he got in touch with the railway officials and succeeded in stopping the work some time ago the road boss said he tad assurance that the line would not be interferrcd with until his 300 cars were taken over it but the or der had been reversed some way with the result that nearly a quarter mile of track was torn up on mon day it is being replaced again quality s service fertilizers for the lawn garden and farm garden seeds in bulk from canadas greatest j seed house clover seeds selected home grown grimm alfalfa r red clover 1 alsike j stiver bros flour feed and seed merchants phoite 4501 superior groceries domestic shortening per lb 17c perrins flakey cracker per pkg 10c superior corn flakes 3 for 29c peas standard quality 2 for 25c tomato soup per tin 10c waxed paper 3 rolls 10c a w scott phone orders promptly delivered farm machinery used articles for saie fiost wood cultivator stifftooth 816 tractor in good condition also riding plow and other farm machinery for sale 2 forde coupes 2 ford tourings also 1 black mare a real bargain in a 600 lb cream separator to clear at halt price new and guaranteed keep in mind l am agent for international and peter hamilton farm implements also lister we have one ot the be3t power washing machines on the market ok potato machinery mt forest buggies real estate handled frank baker phone bakers garage thinking of building if you think of building a new house or cottage or an addi tion to your dwelling or barns let us quote you on the cost of material the large number who buy from us is an indication that our prices are favorable and our lumber satisfactory lumber lath shingles gyproc build ing board lime etc always in stock stouffville planing mill stouffer phone 194 schell stouffville when looking for some tasty foods for the picnic or camping make your way to the near est dominion store where you will find a fine array of foods at exceeding low prices k h x m m peanut butter leaktite toy pail 17c aylmer or libbys with pork and tomato sauce no 2 tins kraft cheese lb pttl ciiijiiun reg 21c 19c lushus the jelly j with the 3 rkis flavor sealed in a sugar bud 19 canned lobster wj tasty bread this la not juit ordinary bread it has a different 6a vor otk health loaf 9 ar lol 8c salmon finit r 1 ib sockeye iu tf sknroi brand f sockeye lb tc choice cohoe2 cbokepinkimoc olives club house miion jar tc queens aafaaf no 5 bolt queens no il ball la pimento stuffed lie assorted sandwich biscuits m v lb kipper snacks 2 1 lc 7 sardines 2m29c j crabmeat 35c lobster paste 14c chicken haddie 21c domino catsup 15c camp coffee essence 29c kara van dates 2 p35c corned beef n 25c custard 25c likby meatwich 17c c beef 25c ki meats 325c 13c libbyc prepared mustard 9 gillette razor blades 39c post toasties the svjxr corn fct 2pv21c cross a buck wells herrings in tomato fy o r suce soc kippered 25c victory sweet relish 23c far lifebuoy health soap 3 21c paul boadwa1 manager