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stouffville june 12 1919 1 f this d an expe of suffic pamped a nswer vtf o ltd afs no mat ready s maiisjp fcixod at fcalue p hen iigj from the so ma itbat wha lone seas worth to lstop figo ft fair itvery djf lr has n 1 in iner i the aveji i of sorae li tra trr 3 or vs- ri fty pnijthestt gastoria for infants and children mothers know that genuine castoria va lowingj was pit acres a poiatocf i as the i yield jx on thjj j otherjlj better j enouh i once eonv lthbrctrftomotinji6 ctesessandrestcof rfflsssa tatsiisiinatarcor death of mbs fostkk the death occurred on wednesday may 28 of catharine foster beloved wife of edward foster at the fam ily residence carrell street decea sed had been ill for a period of about three months and was widely known here having resided in ingersoll for thirtyfive years or practically ever since her marriage even prior to her coming here deceased was known to many because of the fact that she had spent all her life in the county and had come to ingersoll to reside from mount elgin the late mrs foster was in her 63rd year and had been in poor health long prior to her confinement to bed three months ago left to mourn her loss besides the husband are one daugh ter mrs percy brilliuger of stouff- ville and ilartwoll of ingersoll the funeral private will be held from the family residence carroll street on friday afternoon to the ingersoll rural cemetery services at the house at 230 ingersoll daily sen tinelreview u aitosa f over thirty years exact copy of wrapper tht c1ntaur comcamy nw vonk citv summer millinery mrs f wilson stouffville cr e a m i wish to announce that i will be in stouffville every thursday to buy cream i will have for inspection my qualifications and will be prepared to test cream and make payment on delivery your patronage is solicited in return for which i guarantee both highest prices and absolute accuracy in testing we paid 00c per lb for butter fat last week call in and lets get acquainted g a white5ide will receive cream at mr j s huntleys store a neat lawn adds a great deal to the appear- ance of your premises and to the pleasure of your family wo have large wheel esyrunning selfsharpening lawn mowers with which to make a good job tak it easy once in a while in one of our comfortable hammocks 350 to s0 ifuegtetf ifreg sale register saturday june 14 at the man sion house stouffville 60 head of cattle including a number of fresh cows springers and young cattle beef ringers the property of j h brillinger sale at 1 6 mos credit f w silversides auctioneer monday june ik at lot 27 con 4 whitchurch farm stock implements etc the property of m starr sale at one f w silversides auctioneer pigs for sale a number of small pigs various ages apply to f w betz clare- mont it it 2 phone s26 markham notice to creditors 0 in the estate of israel schell late of the township of whitchurch in the county of york labourer decea sed notice is hereby given pursuant to chapter 121 jrso 1914 and amending acts that all persons hav ing claims against the estate of the said israel schell who died on or about the kith day of march 1918 are required to send post prepaid or delivered to the undersigned ad ministratrix or her solicitors on or before the first day of july 1919 their names addresses and descrip tion of their claims and securtiy if any held by them duly verified and take notice that after the said first day of july 1919 the said administratrix will proceed to dis tribute the assets ot the said decea sed among the parties entitled there to having regard only to the claims of which notice shall then have been received dated june 9 1919 priscilla schell administratrix stouffville mccullougii k button solicitors for administratrix stoultville y mr and mrs j meyer uiotored to scott on sunday mr and mrs f johnson visited on sunday at g dowswehs good wood mr george carter has purchased mr levi groves farm wedding bells are dreamed of mr and mrs albert hoover and family attended the wedding of miss clark on wednesday miss f raymer spent over sun day at her home at box grove miss gwehn kensiti is spending a time with mrs f march mrs a hoover was a toronto visitor one day last week mr and mrs ii yake spent tliurs day in toronto mr and mrs l j turner and misses may and ida moirdcr visited on sunday at mr c isarkeys mr frank baker and family spent sunday zephyr airs f baker and miss lena arc attending the wedding of her cousin miss elsie flint toronto lemon vi llh o last friday and sunday our com munity cxperiencced two very heavy rain storms and considerable dam age was done by washouts especially in the fields a number of telephone were put out of service by the light ning sir and mrs fred campbell of toronto were visiting friends here on sunday a number of our people tool in the anniversary services at peaches on sunday rev ii e payne is attending the methodist conference at toronto this week rev sir rutherford of toronto will preach here on sunday after noon some of our young people attend ed the singing class at baker hill on saturday evening rixgwood stouffville carriage works will remain in operation for one month to complete orders and is prepared to do other work within that time we still have a good stock of buggies wagons harness etc etc w h todd sirs a pipher and family of os- hawa visited a few days at sir win piphers sir hugh boyd has purchased a new graydort car wc are sorry to report that sirs j draper is on the sick list we wish for her a speedy recovery sliss ruti rtaker lias gone to kit chener after spending a few weeks under the parental roof sir phillip fockler of toronto spent a few days at his home here recently sir j si grove our merchant is erecting a now barn sirs s b hoover is visiting witli her daughter sirs lott in montreal sir and sirs win lewis of stouff ville and sirs kelly of kingston were recent visitors at the homo of sir and sirs hugh boyd sir clarence forlier who recently returned from france is spending a time at sir goo jarvis one of our auosis came home this morning nothing serious only a puncture the strike fever lias struck whitby public school pupils on tuesday afternoon all the boys of one of the classes went on strike against the warm weather and he long school hours instead of attend ing classes they spent an enjoyable afternoon swimming leaving studies to the girls of the class it lias not yet been reported what happened on wednesday morning but it is sur mised that the rod of punishment was called upon to strike wisdom in to the erring ones whitby gazette vivian stouffville leading shoe store never was in better sliapeto meet the requirements of the public in footwear we have the choicest of leather goods direct from the fac tory all solid in mens boys youths woniens slisses childs and little gents in black tan and mahogany our aim is to please you and give you the best of satisfaction we still have some bargains yet our slotto is live and let live price no trouble to show you in foot trouble consult us a g lehman the peoples shoe store main street stouffville onf at nichols hospital peterboro on june 1 a son was born to sir and sirs harvio staunton the kil ter was formerly sliss florence sic- cormack of this village on saturday evening last a sur prise party was given by the resi dents of vivian at the homo of sir and sirs fred hollidge in honor of their boys ted and bob both of whom are now home from the front a very pleasant evening was spent by those present sir e hardy voiced the very general sentiments of pride felt for the excellent re cords achieved by the boys at the war and sir george slccormack on behalf of ho village residents presented them with gold medals suitably inscribed appropriate re plies were made and music and re freshments helped to round nut a very enjoyable evening several of our motorists have had rouble owing to he bad condition of the slh concession some places are in need of urgent attention a yake is prepared to purchase and pay cash for all- kinds of produce such as poultry fruit and vegetables at the market price also agent for nursery stock a yake call at rooms jacob yake the joweller sionffville another of stoufivi1iesfderct wood in august where the bigi heroic boys returned safely advance in all the war was made j august 9 191 the advance be fi saturday last sir and sirs w 22 kilometres about 1c or is mil r ieiinock gladly welcomed t thcir vli tn action all through the v i ance vas in toe advance of the homo pte c h fortier who was the j unti tho armistice and first to enlist in stouiivi- august mere attached to the rciia 1 1911 he enlisted lo the rciia and was at valcartier camp and in oct- ob sailed for england spending the winter and spring of 1913 at salisbury plain the writer received a letter from clarence in november 1911 in which he said he was prepared to go to the front ill any time and do his diiy and he has rerlainly verified his statement as the following will shov on going to france hi the early summer of 1915 his first en gagement was neuvo bghse sept 15 loos dee 15 was all through training school in the cit the soinine from the first of july 1916 to nov is xemetz wood fri- court ginteuy and several other bailies from there to si quentiii front in january 1917 lo caiiiliral sent 191 then lo belgium where they had to stand to for cavly action for two weeks lens oct 1917 then back to cambrai in the advance then st queutin front wis until march 21 when the germans attack ed the ammunition column rcif jbarii running water in trough on a fought a retreating action to llarjof best and cleanest farms in picke gard wood where general petains ling township all underdrainei blue devils relieved them from close to school situated at lot there slotitiguy went into action at slh coll pickering easy lorm corby was then transferred to the a tjl0s williamson stouf on the 3slh day of v triumphal march to belgium oiri all this period pte fortier had ma narrow escapes one bridge o which they passed was blown up i lie enemy just two minutes afi they had crossed another time a- ing as stretcher hearer two of i associates were struck his eca from death was simply miraculoi all through the war ho was nev wounded and only in the hospit for live days during the four yea and nine months of service our ho is that the life spared may prove blessing to himself and mankind clarence expects to enter the v strayed from the pasture 1 ii con 7 pickering one yearlii steer red with some white inform lion leading to its recovery will 1 thankfully received by oliver pug k u i locust hill phone s17 farm for sale 125 acre farm good 2story brie house firstclass outbuilding ban 7th ccfa rfw i ard points wcs4 leave toronto union sin 915 pm mon wed fii canadian national all the way tw thurs sat via north bay t n o cochrane thence cnr threugh standard and teurist sleep- i mon wed fri to vancouver ing and dining cars tues thurs sat to winnipeg tickets and information from nearest c n railways amnt ntv sst east 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