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mm fouffwilr teteue vol xxxvii no 16 stouffville ontario thursday june 17 1926 nyal hirsutone prevents dandruff everyone should guard a- gainst dandruff on account of its unsightliness and because it is usually the forerunner j of loss of hair nyal hir sutone is specially prepar ed to correct this condition and is a fine dressing for harsh dry hair hirsutone i am atiowea nis norscs negligent imparts a rick glossy appear- to run away and crash into his cutt action dismissed at the sitting of the division court in stouffvlue on may 31st judgment was reserved in the action of a w snowball thresher of markbam who sued david graham for the con firmation of an award of 10661 made by arbitrators in an arbitra tion between the plaintiff and defen dant dated the 2nd day of january or in the alternative the plaintiff claimed 120 for damages for negli gence arising out of an accident i which occurred in october 1924 the plaintiff alleged that the defend ant allowed his horses negligently beloved horse died driving social personal ivtcr wideiuau found sitting rig on the roadside with life extinct in ance and stay put makes the hail storeys drug store phone 1003 did you ever think what it would cost you to replace your furniture if destroyed by are do you carry sufficient insurance to refurnish your home if not why the cost of insurance in a brick house in stouffville is less than lc per day per 1000 thomas birkett general insurance broker lawson block phone 18202 stouffville a c kennedy chiropractor i church st stouffvlue monday wednesday and friday 9 to 12 a m mrs a griffiths corsetlere for splrella corsets for stouffville ana vicinity stouffville phone 16303 ingbox damaging it to the extent claimed judge widdifield tried the else as reported in the tribune two weeks ago the evidence showed that snowball was engaged in corn cutting for a farmer on the 10th and that during operations the defend ants team ibecame frightened when passing the engine on the way to the cuttingbox with a load of corn when steam blew off and the team ran into and wrecked the cutting- box in order to settle the matter without law costs the defendant first offered without prejudice to pay snowball 50 and this being re fused agreed on arbitration snow ball selected arthur lapp from whom he had purchased the box and graham selected h s iclarry of locust hill the two choosetor third man r a fleming of mark- ham f l button solicitor for graham contended that the arbi- 1 trators had not made a legal or bind ing award all they had done was to make a suggestion signed by two of them some days after the hearing in which clarry was not even asked to concur nor did he sign same mr button cite several precedents as to why the award was not legal evidence of parties engaged at the corn cutting estblishedthe fact of flip hnrqoc hanninr fs v death came with startling sud denness to mr peter wideman of this town on monday morhihgjuno 14th 1926 about 530 oclock while he was enjoying a customary morn ing drive behind one of his well- bred and spirited horses leaving his home in the east end he drove east but just before reaching the corner of the townline he evidently took a bad spell for he guided the colt he drover to the fence and it was as he sjt there that mrs dan oboyle who lives near the corner noticed a man sitting in a laann position against the high wheel of the cart calling the men they went out and made the discovery mr wideman evidently just breathed his last as they reached his side he was removed to mathers undertak ing parlors the late mr wideman had been about as usual on sunday and at tended the evening service in the baptist church while he lived alone some of his grandchildren mr d j aitchison of toronto was in town on friday miss waters is on a holiday trip to new york city mrs frank gordon has returned after visiting with friends in toron to and oakville miss margaret lintner is spending a few weeks with her grandparents at cherrywood mr bernie cowieson of toronto ahs been spending a few days with mr and mrs h gilroy last friday mrs a e paisley left to spend the summer with her daughter at gorfield sask mr waiter j barkey of wind sor was in town last week visiting his sister airs w s cook mr frank irwin and bride of with the churches maker hill tinil 2nd markham baptist churches sunday june 20th prayer and power is the pas tors subject this sunday markham second 11 am baker hill 7 pm come and worship with us business cards legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ances c buttons block stouffville money to loan medical s j warsaw ny have bsen spending 1 a weak at mr sam irwins mr albert raby of detroit mich spent a couple of days with his sis ter mrs ira anderson this week mr and mrs altle burkitt mr and mrsj3onald smith of oakville were visitors over the week end at mrs f gordons mr and mrs herbert porter and mr and mrs w h shaw motored to hamilton on sunday where they christian church edgar morton pastor this is the time for our annual j conference in toronto from wed- nesday until sunday thereforel there will be no preaching service drs- ira herbert freel dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 196 in any of the churches trict in this dis- were at his home practically all the each visited relatives time he was a lover of horses and had been the owner of some of the best horse flesh in ontario it was i a uuuuiiy witn ner his great pride in 1919 to carry off j chris zellers east end mb and mrs j j lonergan and two children of toronto are enjoy ing a holiday with her mother mrs it3 easy the trip to a happy meal time is an easy journey if you place our bread upon your tahle its the one sure method of making your meal complete your friends and neighbors have proven this to be true why dont you ambrose stover baker slxth line miss may cook spent sunday at gormley iwill woolings ig at present a visitor in this community mrs allan pike spent a few days in toronto last week norman steckley and lady friend visited niagara falls recently job scott of the toronto police force spent sunday in this vicinity get out your football togs butch there is some talk of a picnic here in the near future the horses becoming frightened by the steam blowing off when passing the engine of the tongue of the wagon dropping to the ground and graham jumping off the wagon when he lost control of the horses and of the team crashing into the cutting- box and smashing it his honor reserved judgment to determine whether the arbitrators were properly selected and convened and if not to determine if there had been negligence he rendered decision on monday briefly as follows i think it clear the plaintiff cannot recover the al leged award there are many fatal objections i need mention only one the award was made under a verbal submission which contains no conditions whatever the judge cited several precedents and set aside the award on the merits the plaintiff must fail i cannot find any act of the defendant which caused the negligence i think when the horses bolted he did all that he could do all he could be expected to do under the circumstances the action will be dismissed but as the defendant did refer his claim to the arbitrament of the parties he refus ed to aibide by their decision it will be without costs the grand championship prize for standard bred horses at the royal fair with a colt bred and raised in his barns not only at the big fairs but in the fall fair classes mr wideman was a frequent contribu tor despite his advanced years he could drive the most spirited animal on the road and this he did until the day of his death mr wideman was born on the 9 th concession of markham being a son of the late henry wideman who was of pennsylvania dutch parentage sixty years ago he united in marri age with esther- ann miller who passed away only nine years after her marriage and ever since mr wideman had remained a widower living mostly with his daughter mrs sam boyd of aurora but eight years ago he came to town where he had lived until the time of his death the late mr wideman is survived by two sons as well as his daughter mrs boyd they being harry wideman of port clinton ohio and george of detroit mich the funeral on wednesday after noon took place from the late home to 1st markham baptist church and cemetery where tbe remains were interred beside those of his departed wife of over half a century ago rev w w fleischer conducted the sgrvice action against whitchurch dismissed mr and mrs robert ratcllif also miss marjorle nicely spent a day in toronto last week mr and iirs washington paisley motored tp orillia last week to at tend the funeral of a relative the regular monthly ineeting of the womens missionary society met at the home of mrs allan pike last wednesday we are sorry to report the de parture of mr and mrs george rosser from our midst they will he greatly missed by all wje extend a hearty welcome to our new neighbors mr and mrs mckuen hope they will find this neighborhood to their liking and remain with us a bright sunny sunday afternoon ft happy whistling young nan in his nice shining buggy travelling the long trail that leads to the home of his lady love but alas he returned forlorn and alone for his lady was not at home always let your girl know when you are coming boys or she may not he home when you call seeking to have declared null and void a bylsfw which closed part of the second concession road and re- i moved their privileges in the wilcox card or thaiocb during the short illness and sub sequent tr83lng away of a dear wife and mother we received many ex pressions of sympathy and acts of kindness for which we wish to ex tend our sinre appreciation james j rae end family lake section rupert leslie east york h kirby of whitchurch and frank mcmahon oftoronto are su ing william h ash and the town ship of whitchurch in nonjury assizes plaintiff own property near wil cox lake in 1921 mcmahon erected a boathouse under a lease between i leslie and kirby in november 1921 they aver the township purported to lease to ash- a part of the second concession road the corporation is said to have failed to comply with the municipal act plaintiffs upon notification removed their boat- house whereupon ash erected an ther boathouse and refreshment booth ingress and egress to plaintiffs premises are claimed to have been prejudicially affected a declara tion is sought that bylaw 879 or 881 of the township of whitchurch is invalid and that the lease is null and void a mandatory order is also prayed for compelling ash to remove his buildings restoration of road allowance is sought and damages for leasing the highway in the alternative the township is asked to convey to plaintiff mcmahon one- half of the road allowance his lordship found that the land in question did not constitute a pub lic highway and dismissed the acton with costs goodwood mr and mrs jas sehnider of to- ronto spent the week end under the j parental roof a very easy game of football was played here last thursday night when pickering visited the boys the score resulting in favor of the home team by 3 to 0 mr and mrs w helmkay of stouffville visited at wmhelmkays on sunday also a bride and groom i mr and mrs helmkay of newmar- j ket on their return from their honeymoon the hydro meeting held here last thursday night was not largely at tended but was interesting and v lot of good information was given if hydro is required it is up to those to get it dr rawleigh says he was talking to one man who has install ed hydro and he grinds 10 hags of grain for 4c and the women does the washing for lc mr and mrs crapper celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on june 13th 1926 at their hometheir sons and daughters were all able to be present also about sixty relatives and friends those from toronto wore mr and mrs jas crapper mr and mrs henry reid who at tended their first wedding mr and mrs vernon george wm and alex crapper and their families mr and mrs harold gage misses evelyn and hazel crapper miss dorothy boylan mr and mrs h reid jr mr and mrs j o mccrimmon mr and mrs l marshall mr and mrs richard james and their family mrs geo orphen mr and jlrs d e hunter mr fred reid a very en joyable day was spent and many very beautiful gifts and good wishes were received the engagement is announced of marion frances hill of aurora ont to william clarence hall of stouff ville marriage to take place very quietly in june mrs f wilson and sister miss lehman returned last friday from ehglehardt new ontario where they had spent a few weeks with dr harry wilson mr and mrs- dorian woodburn of toronto mr jonu garlic and miss bessie percy or todmorden spent the week end with mr and mrs wm gower mr and mrs fw marshall and two children h last week for their summer cottage at maple beach near beaverton where they expect to spend the next three weeks mr wm malloy visited his sister- inlaw mrs j malloy 8th con king also his native home about a mile from king station in vauglian town ship on sunday although in his 84th year mr malloy enjoyed the motor trip as when a much younger mr and mrs fletcher goudieand miss marjorie mertens left on sat urday on a motor trip to port huron returning home tuesday they travelled the highway through woodstock and london and found the roads excellent over the entire mileage on tuesday of last week mrthos rae and his bride zora clendenn- ing returned from their wedding trip and located in the clendenning home in the west end mr rae who was employed part time on the books of the bethesda stouffville telephone co will now devote his whole time to the companys inter ests messrs arthur lehman son of mrisaac lehman of atha and lloyd hoover son of mr and mrs lud hoover of stouffville arrived home from chicago last week here they had been in attendance at the bible training school for tho past term evidently the big smokey city agreed with the boys who are following up so laudable a pursuit as they re turned from their years work look ing 100 fit the annual convention of the canadian weekly newspapers asso ciation will be held this week in the chateau frontenac quebec the stouffville presbyterian james dickson pastor sunday june 20th 130 sunday school 230 the shepherd psalm the midweek meeting will be held on wednesday evening at 745 this week in place of on friday mexxomte church a g warder pastor special monday night young peoples mission circle program on scriptural music topic har old sherk of markham field all come prayer meeting at paul boadways church street on wednesday june 23rd at s pm baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday june 20th 10 am remember the sabbath school 11 am subject looking into the saviours heart 7 pm does a young man need god baptism at the close of the evening service music by a mixed quart ette you are invited to all the services unitebvchurch of canada rev h s warren ba minister sunday june 20th first anniversary of stouffville united church special speakers and special music 11 am rev j w pedley ba of toronto conference anthem o lord thou art my god- ladies double quartette bgcause his name is jesus 7 pm rev j a cranston ma kew beach united church anthem god is our refuge anthem my days are like a shadow duett with quartette the lord is near come let us worship and rejoice together consultation hours dr ira freel 8 to 12 am mon wed fri 6 to 9 pm thurs sat tues thurs sat afternoon by appointment only dr herbert freel 9 to 12 am tues thurs sat 6 to 9 pm tues sat mon wed frl afternoon by appointment only dental j n dales lds dd s- dentist clarcmont honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto office over mr scotts store phone 1405 ciaremont new dental office dr d r davies announces the opening of a modern dental office over the standard bank stouff ville ont on or about july 1st 1920 dr d c smith dentist stouffville honor graduate of chicago and toronto university and the royal college of dental surgeons office over shaws store phone office 1011 residence 101ft no outside appointment sessions of the convention commence going to bond head when the final draft of the sta tioning committee of the toronto conference united church was issued rev e m burgess of lemon- ville was slated to go to suttonbut since that time there has been a change and mr burgess will now be stationed after july 1st at bond head in the simcoe presbytery this change will meet with the approval of the church officials at bond head who were anxious to have mr burgess as their next pastor and who entered a strong protest when some one else was stationed on their charge the bond head presbyterians having gone strong for union have now un ited with the former methodists and mr burgess went over last week to look at both the manse and par sonage properties with a view to making a selection of which one should be uesd or perhaps both properties may be sold and a new ministers home built there are e s barker lds dd3 dentist stouffville honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of tie university of toronto oflbce in grubins blook phone 8201 markham every tuesday offlo over geo crosbys store do ycu drive a car eye strain may be very easily aggravated by driving a car the attempt to focus the eyes on objects which you are pass ing rapidly errates the already strained eye dont give up the car but have your eyes attended to begin by letting us examine them to find out what cause the strain good sight is too valuable for your success and comfort to run the slightest risk of impairing them our equipment together with our skill and experience en ables us to determine exactly the condition and needs of your eyes j see me and see better adam ryake optometrist j watchmaker and jeweler 1 door west of railway traeka phone ist arroutrvruar real estate news deaths turner at the general hospital toronto on sunday june 131926 beloved wife of mr alonzo turner of amenwood mr turner is a nephew of mrs gordon on wednesday and continue until friday afternoon when the dele gates will go by special steamer up the saugenay to chicoutimi tboy win there inspect the big paper mills and the 50000000 new alu minum plant they will visit st annas de beaupre and montmor ency palls from stouffville mr and mrs nolan and master charles are on the trip among the many who attended the funeral of the late mrs james j rae in stouffvlue on wednesday of last week were the following from a distance mr and mrs lawrence of hamilton mr and mrs wm ford mr and mrs frank ford mr and mrs dempster mrs sparling miss etta ford james dempster mrs thompson mr and mrs jno a graham mr and mrs chas wis- mcr and mr frank brown all of toronto mr and mrs g oreen and mrs j cook and fred of bradford messrs joseph and david ferguson and fred johnston all of mxbridge two churches bond head and new- ton robinson both comparatively strong charges and last year they supported two ministers during the process of amalgamation each re ceiving a stipend of 1800 rev mr burgess will assume his new charge the first sunday in july silver wedding on saturdayf june 5th 1926 at the home of mr and mrs welling ton cockerill musselmans lake a large number of friends and rela tives gathered to congratulate them on the 25th anniversary w their marriage many of those present on this day attended the wedding 25 years ago mr and mrs wellington cockerill were the recipients of many costly presents a dainty luncheon was served in the dining- room which was a profusion of spring flowers dies near century mark one of the oldest citizens in- york connty passed away on sondiy june 13 19215 in the persoa of mrs vacant lots we have some excel- lent sites at snap prices houses several worth while buy in homes both in town and coun try farms large or small acreage from v to 195 acres and at prices from 500 to 13000 call and see our listings loans we want amount from 500 up and can offer good mort- gega security jacob vakb over button or at take stouffville boadway drug stork gtouffvtlljc hannah jane baker of concord vaughan township mrs baker was in her ninetynnth year and except for seven years spent at vic toria square and markham had been a continuous resident of vaug han township since she was 16 years old mrs baker was born in york shire england and was related to lord tennyson before her marri age to jesse baker who prodeceas ed her in 18s8 she was hannah tennyson