qfcilntiie vol xl no 23 stouffville ontario thursday august 2nd 1928 a v nolan publisher nyal liver stimulator and regulator a combination of vegetable tonics and cathartics for the i relief of billons disorders aris- ing from twrsldlty of the liver it is mild ad gentle yet effect- i tually stimulates the liter to f heaithy action aids digestion regulates the stomach and f bowels and assists in the ell- minaitlon of waste products from ihe system price 75 cents j m storey druggist hht horn of quality drug raotm mm eclipse transport daily service toronto markham stouff ville uxbridge oshawa phne randolph 6305 or elgin 1815 door to door service au goods insured c noakes prop mrs a griffiths spirelia corsetiere stouffville and vicinity phone 15303 honored by the grand lodge wedding bouquets and funeral designs muston sons wholesale florists stouffville ontario phone 7001 although richardson lodge af am stouffville is one of the oldest masonic lodges in ontario having been in existence for sixty- one years never in all that time has one of its members been honored with a grand lodge office until this year when the annual grand lodge communication held at london two weeks ago conferred the appoint ment of grand steward on mr k ross davis one of the active mem bers of the local organization mr davis now ranks as very worshipful brother among the members of the craft and his re cognition by grand lodge is a mat ter for not only deep appreciation on his own part fcut upon the local jodce as a whole secures medical man carrying no insurance is unwise you are taking great chances experience is bought with cheap in surance and costs dearly proper protection is what a fully qualified agent recommends and good insurnnco is what he sells you will consult him in the long run why not today t birkett general insurance agency phone 18201 stouffville arthur f sinclair painting and paper hanging stouffville phone 0503 ringwood canton barnett is all smiles these days its a girl mrs lott of montreal is visiting relatives in this vicinity miss ada barkey is holidaying with friends in tilsoniburg mrs john lee was a toronto visitor over the week end mrs j m grove spent a couple of days last week with miss tiliie barkey wilcox lake edward crockett of toronto is spending a few days at frank bruels guests with mrs wildgoose last week were mr and mrs cowdrey and son joe of toronto mr and mrs geo johnson and mr and mrs l barrett called on friends in queensville on sunday roy grove is lonesome since his briudle bull dog strayed from home darkey was last seen ii stouff ville and his whereabouts are anxl- ously sought phone the corner grocery if you ses darky ed brownsberger and his gang of carpenters are erecting a barn at kettleby after completing this con tract they will construct a new barn on the farm in markham occu pied by jos kirk mr kirks barn was burned some weeks ago during an electric storm posting of voters list town of stouffville after more than four years with out a resident doctor tobermory and lions head are to lhave a medical man again something they have sought since the tragic death of dr arthur brown an old stouffville boy who ministered to these people in that outoftheway place- for over three years the matter has been before the provincial federal board w i three years ago mrs w j simpson while a delegate to london convention of western ontario wi branches told of the need there was at this extreme northern part of the bruce peninsula for a medical man as they were 32 miles from a doctor and until recent years were nearly 60 miles distant the nearest being wiarton until ued cross outpost was established at lions head mrs simpson received no encouragement at this convention but again in the fall at the provincial convention asked for a doctor mrs banks fwi representative seeing the need got behind the scheme with the result that after three years one will be placed there he has been carefully chosen and will be placed there on a twoyear contract this month and paid 1000 yearly from the fund- of 2700 donated by the ontario branches equipment and supplies will be purchased from this fund also besides the above sum yearly all fees received by him will be his own the ontario branches will no doubt stand ibehind it with further donations leagu winn stouffville baseball nine now looks fair to win the local league cham pionship having captured two straight wins from new toronto their last victory on wednesday last week took place on the local diamond when they tucked away a 4 to 8 victory in a splendid game of ball good hitting hy the locals and good pitching on the part of earl cook proved too much for the queen city lads who did their greatest to 6tem defeat both teams were shut out in tihe first found but toronto scored two in the second stouffville came back in the end of the third with three giving them a lead of one max reesor started the real fireworks for the three runs by slugging out a three bagger ibring ing in two runs and finally getting in himself max got a twobagger in the second innings also but was left stranded on the base murray clendenning picked off a 2bagger in the fifth when the locals brought in three more runs stouffville made their final two in the seventh and toronto got one in the sixth and one in the ninth the new diamond is greatly appreciated and enables fast ball to be played the brand of ball on wednesday warranted a bigger crowd of spectators clerks notice of first posting of voters list german card the residence of mrs f j card toronto was the scene of a pretty wedding last saturday evening when her daughter eva matilda was united in marriage to john addtson german son of mrs a s collins of stouffville rev emorton of stouff ville officiating the house was beautifully decorated with roses snapdragon asters babys breath ferns and palms the bride was given in marriage by her mothorand looked lovely in a period gown of white crepe satin fashioned with fitted ibodice and full skirt dropping to the back and trimmed with span ish lace her net veil was caught with a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of ophelia roses and lily of the val ley she wore a rope of pearl3 and the gift of the groom a wrist watch her bridesmand miss kathleen mc- owen wore a cfcoming gown of orchid geargettc richly embroided jn colored silks and fashioned with frilled panniers the groom was attended by mr allan card brother of the bride mrs w j mccowan sister of the groom played the -wedd- ing music immediately after the ceremony a reception was held in the living room mrs card mother of the bride received with the bridal party mrs collins mother of the groom also received in a gown of figured rose siege satin later in the evening the bride and groom left on a honeymoon to northern points the bride travelling in a champagne ensemble orchid felt hat and gray shoes and hose on their return they will reside in toronto exwarden gerow dead the edatn of one of claremonts most prominent residents george gerow took place at his home main street toronto in his 86th year the 5ate mr gerow was born in cornwall where he received his edu cation in early manhood he moved with his family including his bro ther john m who lived tor many years in brougham to western on tario finally locating lu claremont where he conducted an extensive pumpmaking business during the time he lived here he entered muni cipal life occupying the position of councillor deputyreeve and reeve in june 1s90 the township experi enced the most disastrous flood in its history due to a cloudburst as a result nearly every bridge in the township was swept away this necessitated an extensive bridge building campaign with the late john miller as reeve and an able council the services of geo gerow and his brother john m both ex pert bridge builders were of great value to the township at this criti cal time afterwards he sold out his pump making business and mov ed to port perry where he continu ed his interest in municipal matters occupying for a tiumber of years the various positions at the council board while reeve he was honored with warden of ontario county several years ago he moved to tor onto mrs gordon pipher and two child ren have returned home to toronto mrs effle kester last week had her sister of tllsonburg with her for a short visit last week mrs edw williams had the misfortune to fall and in jure her arm badly mrs mather has with her as guests her sister mrs dlnsdale and niece of peterboro helen and marion hastings will be home this week from a visit of two weeks in toronto misses nellie and hanna stiver are spending a couple of weeks at vale lodge wasaga beach mrs charier miller motored from lansing mich last week and called on her grandfather mr john ur- quhart mrsirene byam was in port hope last week attending the funeral of her brother the late mr james nicholls miss edna madill and master ralph of toronto are spending a couple of weeks with their aunt mrs geo t lee mr and mrs arnold of chatham and the misses olive and mabel roe of mhverton have been the guests of wm and mrs waddell mrs leonard samis mrs clinton wagg of toronto mr james raby of detroit spent a few days this week with their sister mrs ira ander son dr copeland and family of tor- oton and p w thomas and wife of detroit were guests of mr and mrs g r w thomas for a day or two guests at s w hastings on sun day were mr f l sharpe and fam ily mrs a emberson misses mar garet and marion emberson and miss lou harvey all of toronto recat gueju with mr hub hamilton church street and with mr and mrs isaac barkey were mr and mrs e stover of iroquois falls and mr and mrs c ethomas of toronto councillor ross e ratcliff and daughter helen also mr d clark 6th line whitchurch visited at jos widemans brooklin on sunday last mr and mrs leslie williamson are visiting in town rev mr burgess pastor of stouff ville baptist church six years ago was the guest at mr james ratcliffs for a short time last week mr bur gess is located at kingsville a town made famous as the home of jack minor mrs joan lewis accompanied toy her sister mrsl hill of claremont were in toronto to see their father mr harman yake who is undergo ing treatment at the orthopedic hospital for the removal of catar acts from his eyes mr yake is pro gressing favorably since his opera tion during the week end mr and mrs newman of toronto neo selection of clerk is deferred although councillor wan craw ford gave notice of motion at the june meeting of whitchurch twp council that he would move a bylaw at the july meeting for the appoint ment of a permanent clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late wm clark the council on sat urday deferred the appointment un til the end of october this was done by a motion submitted by councillors wesley williams and ross ratcliff reeve morgan baker introduced the matter by asking the councillors what action they intended to take the reeve stated that if a new ap pointment was made now of a sitt ing member of the council he would have to resign and this demanded under the statutes a nomination meeting to fill the vacancy on the council with a possible election con test after november 1st if a mem- ber of the council resigned an elec tion would not have to be held i believe said reeve baker that the general feeling is to leave the matter over until november deputyreeve kidd was not so sure that was the feeling some he thought were ready to see the ap pointment made now councillor crawford said im in the field for the position but i do not feel like pressing the matter following this statement the councillors submitted the motion which passed without opposition the acting clerk is mr hugh clark who has been engaged to carry on the work of this office until his suc cessor is appointed his remunera tion is 25 per week mr clark who is a son of the late clerk is also willing to accept the permanent ap pointment outside of him and councillor crawford there is no other aspirants that we have heard of mr clark will accordingly fill the position until the permanent ofll- icial is named among the churches the late wellington paisley t bethesda the young people of the united church held a social on tuesday evening at mr wm burkholders there being about 60 present every moment was crammed full of amuse ment followed by an appetising lunch mr shaffer our energetic merchant treated the whole gather ing to ice cream lets have morel dorothy zeller were guests at the of these good times home of mrs zeller this is mrs newmans first visit since her marri age whilst mentioning the subject we may say that mr newman is well known to the radio fans throughout canada he is also well known in military circles having served with his majestys royal air force dur ing the great war r m re i doroth notice is hereby given that i have complied with sec 9 of the voters list act and have posted up at my office in village of stouffville a list of all persons entitled to voto in tho said municipality for membora of parliament and at municipal elec tions and that such list remains there for inspection and i hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceeding to have any errors or omissions correct ed according too law the last day for appeals being the 17th day of august 1928 dated at stouffville the 27th day of july 1928 j s dough krty clerk of tho village of stouflvlll the list of speakers at the lennox picnic will include sir edw kemp kc mpp senator tanner hali fax senator rafus pope quebec leslie pel kc mp montreal in memoriam in loving memory of mrs francis burgess who departed this life august 5th 191s ton years has passed and still wo miss you never shall your memory fade loving thoughts will always linger round the grave where you are laid son and daughter mr and mrs john spence in memoriam forsyth in loving memory of my dear mother mary ann forsyth who passed away aug 3rd 1926 as i loved her so i miss her in my memory sho is dear lovodrememborcdlonged for always bringing many a silent tear years may wipe out many things but this theyll wipe out never tho memories of those happy days when to were all together daughter and family goodwood baptist raspberry festival on aug sth- miss bessie murison is visiting miss j milligan at eganville miss jessie todd is the first to have her premises wired for hydro miss laura todd has returned from spending a few days in toronto alex mckenzie of memphis tenn visited his sister mrs s flumer- felt last week cedric ottowell of detroit is visit ing his parents mr and mrss otto- woll mrs geo stewart and daughter martha are spending six weeks with friends in western canada thomas fraser of kingson is visit ing mr wm and miss bella murison although goodwood football team played a tie game at cherrywood last saturday night they are the winners of the south ontario cup mr c j cameron will occupy tho pulpit in the baptist church next sunday afternoon we are pleased to see miss isabel ashenhurst around again after her illness mrs c e mclood and mrs c johnson and daughters also jos todd from stouffville visited at geo mayes and with relatives here last week 0ir lol enjoyed a good even ing last friday in the town hall as the county master bro e robert son ofudney was present also bro woods who gave a very interesting address refreshments were served wellington paisley who expired so suddenly while in town on wed nesday morning july 25th was a widely known farmer from the churchill districtnorth of stouffville where he farmed on lot 27 for thirty eight years he died in his 68th year and was a native of the dis trict as a young man lie united in marriage with elizabeth reesor and to this happy union eleven children were born all of whom survive with the bereaved widow the family were all present for the f uneral on saturday afternoon ex cepting two daughters miss jessie and mrs e winch of oregon ibeing unable to reach here from their far away home the late mr paisley was a sin cere christian and a staunch sup porter of the christian church in which denomination one of his sons elmer has been called to the min istry the funeral on saturday to churchill church and cemetery was very largely attended rev e mor ton conducted the service and paid great tribute to a beloved husband and father whose family stand as a fitting memorial to his parental in fluence reduced rates stouffville hydro users will recog nize a reduction in tho wattage charges on their hydro bills this month from 5 to ic similar cuts arc made in commercial rates butthe full text of the new rating just issued by the commission will bo published next week lets have the best the past few days the condition of the town water supply has been unsatisfactory theres nothing more inviting on a hot day than a srarkllng glass of pure water es pecially if you cant get it for several days the local domestic sup ply had the appearance of rain water and looked of doinbtful quality with hundreds of dollars lying in the bank to the credit of tho stouff ville ww system which cant bo used for any other purpose whats the delay in bringing our system uptodate and giving tho users a sparkling pure beverage 12 months in the year tho problem may not be easily solved but the municipal council should at least put forth an effort to improve the system the board of health have urged the mattor be fore the council and the citizens are now looking for action threshing having taken over the threshing out fit of richard ward we are putting a new tractor on mr wards old route which with reliablo clover huller and waterloo machine will give absolute satisfaction ninth line markham wheat cutting is now on mr hollinger spent a day in tor onto last week hearty congratulations to the girls who passed their entrance mr w johnson and mrs b john son motored to bobcaggon recently imiss freda sllverthorne has re turned from holidaying in the city mr and mrs fred cole and mr and mrs terryburry motored to muskoka on sunday huckster fred barkey is kept very busy these days collecting fruit on this line the misses olive and mabel roe of mhverton called at r eaglesons on thursday wp johnson has given his house a coat of paint which has greatly improved the appearance mr and mrs hobbs of toronto visited with mr and mrs sllver thorne one day last week mr and mrs d boyd spent a day last week with their son in good wood mr and mrsrohlnson and daugh ter mr and mrs etrath and family of barrle were guests of mr and mrs mcehvain last sunday wo are sorry to hear that miss jean forester is 111 with diphtheria wo hope she soon will recover about eighteen boy scouts wore camping on mr morgans land north of his house near the creek when the rain came last week and over flowed the creek necessitating them united church of canada h s warren ba paste sunday aug 5th 1 services at 11 am and 7 pm rev h s warren will preach morn ing and evening st james presbxterian sunday aug 5th 130 pm sunday school 230 pm evening worship mr fuller will preach j christian church e morton pastor sunday august 5th each one of us is showing tho kind of character we possess as we do just what we please please read john 829 mennonitb church s s shantijator sunday august 5th missionary sunday these will be the annual missionary services with subscription for missionary work miss laura steckley of topeka kansas returned mission ary to india will be the speaker at the morning service baker hill and sixth link baptist churches w s whitcombe ba pastor sunday august 5th baker hill morning service sixth line evening service mr c j feaver teacher of the young mens class of forward church toronto will preach baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday aug 5th i 10 am bible school 11 am subject an old preachers farewell 7 pm subject longing for a familiar face prayer meeting every wednesday 8 pm you are invited to them and to all services melville bethesda peaches united 3hurchbs 1 dr e h gray pastor sunday aug 5th peachs 7th lino markham publio worship at 10 am sunday school at 11 am young peoples meeting every wed nesday evening at 8 oclock melville oth lino markham sunday school at 130 pm public worship at 730 pm bethesda 5th line wliltchnrch union s s during summer at 10 oclock am public worship at 3 pm young peoples meeting every tues day evening at 8 oclock quarterly communion will be ob served this sunday at both peachs and bethesda a east end fruit gardens quick service order now quality products order raspworries and cherries n picking prune plums clapps favorite bartlett pears flemish beauty red and black currants sweet and sour cherrlea mcintosh red apples many other varieties of these fruiti w e barkey prop phone 009 rupture expert here we solicit the patronage of all ta up tonts aml pk m farmers on this route if wo have not called on you notify percy w cobcr phone 3304 who will be in charge of this route j e p w coder where births reesor in markham township on july 30th 1928 to mr and mrs j w reesor a daughter f h seeley of chicago and phila delphia nationally famous expert will himself personally be at the central hotel and will remain in ofehawa this wednesday only august sth from 9 am to 5 pm mr seeley says the spermatic shield will not on ly retain any case of rupture perfect ly but contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case being a vast advancement over all former methods exemplifying instantane ous effects immediately appreciable and withstanding any strain or posi tion no matter the size or location large or difficult leases or incisional ruptures following operations spe cially solicited this instrument re ceived the only award in england hnd in spain producing results with out surgery injections medical treatments or prescriptions with dis tinguished personal patrons of all nations his method has always been most satisfactory late dr edward ohippen former medical director us navy this instrument is the soma as supplied to surg genls bureau u s naval hospital pcnn r r etc ho will bo glad to demonstrate without charge or fit them if desired business demands prevents stopping at any other place in this section nb every statement in this no tice has been verified before the fed eral and state courts fh seeley caution all cases should bo cautioned against the use of any clastic or webb truss with under- straps a same rest where tho lumt is and notwhere the opening isoften resulting in strangulation home office 117 n dearborn st chicago ih