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the 100 mile cruise muskoka lakes juno 25th to september 5th daily leave muskoka wharf 700 am week days s30 ani sundays volxliv no 1g stouffville ontario thursday june 23 1932 a v nolan publisher insecticides paris green arsenate of arsenate of fly lead lime hose depleted the water supply spray for cattle will not taint the milk 150 per gallon fly tox etc j m storey druggist thomas birkett insurance agency everything in insurance phono 1s202 stouffville a c burkholder insurance canada life assurance also automobile and fire medical co dr s s ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 19g coroner for york county owing to the extent of the drou ght last week the reeve was com pelled to issue curtailment orders i to all domestic water users this is quite customary at this time of year and is unfortunate its a great privilege to have plenty of water but the amount that would bo required to satisfy all the stouff- ville users would drain lake ontario according to somo estimates over 50 per cent of the homes nowadays are operating a hose on lawn garden or cabbage patch somo gardens are like small farms in size hence the demand is tre mendous coupled with this is the wastago where householders wil fully or otherwise allow lawn hose to run all night the request sent out by the reeve to ease up on the use of lawn hose was generally well observed such a request should be obeyed as these orders do not go for ward unless tho supply is depicted to a point where further shrink age in the reservoirs would leave us in peril should a fire occur some thought might profitably he given to enlarging the storage capacity of our reservoirs in view of the fact that for possibly seven the sporting field christians in conference at dental e s barker lds dds honor graduate of royal college of dental surgeons and of the university of toronto oihce in grubins block phono s201 mark ham every tuesday office in wear block j months of the year water is running away through the overflow pipes j it is also suggested thai a system of metering water to those usingit for other than purely domestic pur poses might be devised and addi tional revenue obtained from it to warrant the expense of installing more capacity at the reservoir for tho surplus water which goes to waste in the wet seasons proceedings instituted against will latest developments in baseball news is the decision of aurora to retire from the league cause in ability to get players allgames with this team are therefore can celled t t t t aurora swamped by local nine in the third game for tho local team this season once again they proved their superiority over an other contender for the york county baseball league with the lehman brothers working to perfection stouffville slammed out a 100 victory over the visitors going through tho five innings played in grand style with but one error the game was called when but five inn ings had been played on account of darkness which may account for the locals not running away with six teen runs as they did on their last trip into one of the northern towns this win advances tho stouffville club one more step toward the win ning of tho championship which would permit stouffville to enter the provincial playdowns bloomington elects a layman as president for first time in its long history noted ameri can speakers present university grad chosen by board miss houston selected from among 90 applicants for continuation school fateful news from calgary uxhridge plays sutton today the next game on stouff ville diamond is set for monday next week with sutton d c smith ldsdds neil c smith ldsdds oihce over tho bank of commerce office hours 9 to 12 13 0 to 53 phone office 1011 residonce 1015 legal mccullough button barristers solicitors convey ancers c buttons block stouffville money to loan veterinary t bodendistel vs bv sc veterinarian graduate of ontario veterinary college office at the mansion house phone 161 successor to dr j t storey as forecast in our last issue pro ceedings have been commenced against the will of the late mary ann wright a cavaet was filled on thursday of last week which has tho effect of preventing the executor of the estate from proceeding with tho probate of the will until the case is heard before a judge or settled in some other way rev a e crockford was in town last week and is the tribunes informant rev mr crockford is executor of the estate middle school results school sloullville 4 newmarket 0 with tho winning of their game against newmarket on monday it really looks as if stouffville will not have such a hard task after all to hold their first place position in the yorkontario baseball league cook made the first tally for stouffville in the last half of the first innings when lip crossed the plate on an error by the newmarket batcher three more runs followed in the second third and fifth innings with much applause going to bruce lehman for his superb pitching and to button for his al work at bat batteries for mondays game were for newmarket vale pitching tur- and catching and for stouffville lehman pitching lehman catching x x x x yorkontario lacrosse standing won lost draw pts won lost draw pts goodwood claremont alton stouffville e a grubin r o eyesight specialist at stouffville every other monday each visit to stouffville office is an nounced in local columns of tho tribune phone stouffville 2405 a c kennedy chiropractor church st stouffville monday wednesday and fridays n to 12 am automobile owners warning no matter how carefully you drive you aro liable to get into an accident pro tect yourself with a good auto policy and save worry and possibly a great deal of expense h 0 klinck insurance agent stouftvllle students passed on standing class i indicates 75 and over class ii indicates 0g to 74 sam borihsky physicsl alg ii geometry ii edra burkett anchistory ii latin auth ii mildred burkett latin comp 11 geom ii donald closson physics i and geom 1 audrey fleischer french comp ii geom ii jack kill algebra ii jessie laidlaw geom i agnes klinck english lit ii norma little anc history i physics i latin auth ii chem ii chas nolan alg lengcomp ii graco paisley chem ii norma paisley fr comp ii chasratelift alg i canhistil glenn itatcllff french auth ii ella slack anc hist i geom l chem i latin auth ii harley wideman can hist i geom i lat comp i physo i french comp ii french auth ii mrs harvey gould of uxhridge and mrs george sharpo and son fred of toronto wero guests of mrs f l button one day this week raymer unionville reunion saturday at having recovered from an illness which overtook me at the time i purchased the undertaking and furni ture business in stouffville from mr w j mather i wish to announce that i am now in a position to take complete control all orders entrusted to me will be personally attended to by myself it is not necessary to spend a large sum to have a beautiful and dignified funeral my prices will bear competition with any low cost funeral advertised and keep in mind that when you order a funeral at oneils stouffville yon are assured of my personal service and no substitute i have invested a large sum of money in building and equipment in order to render the best service right in your midst l e oneill all games are cancelled for saturday this week and will bo jilayed next week on thursday even ing as follows stouffville vs claremont at latter place goodwood vs altona stouffville arena x x x x with goodwood and altona battling off their tie for league hon ors the game at the arena next thursday might promise to he a jiumdinger x x x x east york lacrosse standing won lost draw pts 7 1 0 14 5 5 0 10 4 4 1 9 17 13 rouge hill rougo a c agincourt unionville next game hill saturday arena agincourt vs rouge july 2 stouffville church hill on monday evening june 27 our church will hold an ice cream social on the lawn at mr win lazenbys siloam young people will give a play entitled jimmie bo careful ice cream and cake served from 7 oclock admission 25c children 15 everybody come please the annual decoration day service for the church hill chris tian church will be held on sunday june 2g at 3 pm and 8 pm rev stanley paisley a former minister will preach in the afternoon and rev f e hyde will preach at the evening service special music by outside talent in tho afternoon the ladies quartette of the stouffville united church will he singing all who aro interested in the cemetery and church aro cordially invited the 107th annual conference ol christian churches in ontario was held at bloomington christian church from wednesday to sunday june 1519 the attendance was largo and representative as well as enthusiastic the regular routine of conference business was transacted and intermingled with very inspir iiig and helpful addresses by sever al prominent church workers of the new york branch dr rollins superintendent of the new york state congregational christian conference was present to give several inspiring challenges to the conference he also gave very valuable advice in all the dis cussions rev j h condit re ligious education director of the same conference led in a round table session discussing particular ly young peoples workings in sun day schools and other young peoples organizations mrs mattie white foreign mission worker fo womens boards also of the same conference gave the womens home and foreign missionary society very helpful guidance in their work there were present also rev g a conibear presideut of the new york state christian association rev heber o hara associate dean of lakemont summer school and rev j a foss president of tho new york central christian con ference their helpfulness found its place on each programme prof j n dales field secretary of the new york state christian association and dean of the lakemont summer school in his usual cheerful manner helped to guide ail matters of busi ness dr g w hunter of olivet con gregational church toronto in his address on the opening evening challenged the conference to be mindful of their religious relations especially so in these trying times he pointed out that the inclination of the world at large was indiffer ence instead of sincerity of purpose dr hunter also gave the closing address of the conference on sun day evening in which lie urged tho congregation to get away from the unrestfulness and discontent of everyday life to quietness and peace in order to feel the healing touch of the hand of jesus christ rev herbert b storey of new market addressed the conference on tho glut in the professional market was in evidence here last week when a train of school teachers a largo percentage of whom aro university graduates filed into town to make personal appli cation for the vacancy on the stouffville continuation staff the lucky girl proved to bo miss kath leen m houston a manitoba girl but a resident of toronto for the past three years where she had been attending university and securing her bachelor of arts degree miss houston may consider her self highly honored in being the choice of the school board from a list of applicants numbering 90 of this vast list some 30 or more wero university graduates in addition to graduating this year from university miss houston is also a graduate of tho toronto conservatory of music and has every evidence of being a capable teacher the salary will be the same as last year namely 51400 this is tho first timo since tho local school was established that two university graduates with completed degrees have been on the staff the principal of tho school must be a graduate to qualify for the position but teachers holding firstclass certificates are qualified for the remaining two posi tions on the staff whitchurch veterans elect their officers on sunday evening word was ro- ceived by telegram of the death ot w b kester eldest son of mrs george kester of this town and the lato georgo kester who died only a few years ago the news came as a great shock and complete surprise as so far as is known here the deceased son was in good health as we go to press no information was available other than the telegram announcing the death without tho slightest do- tail w b kester left stouffville 25 years ago for western canada and for some timo has been travelling salesman for a clothing house in hamilton he made frequent trips to tho old home and was always tho picture of perfect health he was only 45 years of age and besides his wife leaves three small children 10 9 and 4 years or age his mother in stouffville and two brothers also survive being mr dean kester solicitor at timmins and mr lorno kester of agincourt among the churches bloomington and ringwood christian churches e morton preacher sunday june 26th it is not stately walls nor beaut eous spires that tell for christ nor eloquent sermons nor artistic anthems but lives that aro clean hearts that are glad with tho light of christ and hands that are load ed with mercy services next sunday at 1100 am bloomington 700 pm ringwood a welcome for all pickering county assess ment increased fred steckley chosen president col w p mulock president of the north york veterans associa tion addressed the whitchurch township branch at a meeting on thursday last week in the hall at vandorf major a g condie secretary al so spoke with col mulock in tho chair the following officers were elected for the ensuing year fred steckley president w jacobs vice- president h jakeman secretary- treasurer and f t hollidge and g o wright auditors goodwood dr walter ii rollins divorce granted funeral director and licensed stouftville ontario embalmer business phone 9s01 residence phone 9820 ii bofore hon mr justice garrow at tho non jury assied in whitby this month mrs poyner collins of uxhridge township was granted a divorce from her husband poyner collins with custody of the child ren the divorce to become absolute in six months according to the usu al divorce judgment handed out mrs collins was formerly miss may alsop daughter of a highly esteem ed farmer east of stouffville w s ormlston of uxbridgo appeared for rs collins sunday afternoon imploring the people to come out of this fit of depression and gat closer to tho church of god where they will re ceive blessings untold a resolution was adopted by tho conference that as a delegate body they uphold the principles of the christian church in ontario which consists of free speech free interpre tation of the bible faith and the word of god our rule of faith in practice at tho session the following officers were elected prest w ii eves newmarket viceprest rev fe hyde stouff ville clerk freeman pollock keswick treasurer w t webster new market it is a noteworthy fact that in the 107 years of this conference a lay man is elected this year as confer ence president for the first time after 3s years of continuous publication tho church paper tho christian vanguard was discontinu ed by vote of tho conference especial praiso is duo the ladies of bloomington and stouffville congregations for their splendid entertainment ot tho delegates they served dinner and tea dally through out tho conference which will meet next year at newmarket mr and mrs fred jackson of toronto called on friends in this vicinity on sunday last mr and mrs j ewagg and mr and airs eli forsythe spent sunday in the queen city the goodwood united sunday school are holding their annual strawberry festival next week further particulars later so watch for posters everyone was pleased to see so many at the united s s on sunday last there was 114 present now j f where wero you you should have been there to make the 115 as theres luck in odd numbers tho following wero sunday visit ors at chas w watsons mr and mrs richard foote and doris of stouffville and howard forsythe and two boy friends from toronto also norman wagg mr and mrs kenneth laing of winnipeg man mr and mrs fred babcock and sonbillie with mr mr and mrs herb stocks of aurora visited mr j f reid and family last week sorry to report that miss gladys wagg will bo forced to remain calm for a limited timo owing to a sprain ed foot received some four weeks ago while boarding a street car it now is in plaster paris as x ray has shown a cracked bone the reporter wonders what she had to drink tho county council on friday morning adopted by a vote ot 10 to g a resolution introduced by reovo e l chapman of pickering that in view of the present financial condition of tho country which has brought about our present depreciation in values in the minor municipalities that tho equalized assessment of 1931 bo the basis on which shall be estab lished the 1933 levy with the fol lowing exception namely that the township of reach be relieved of 512000 equalized assessment and that same be added to the town ship of pickering the effect of this resolution is that the equaliza tion on which county taxation in every municipality has been based since 192g shall prevail for another year with the change noted being made in reach and pickering town ship assessments the resolution as adopted means further the scrapping of report brought in by a special committee appointed at the january session to equalize the assessment of the min or municipalities pursuant to statuto and which after over four days deli berations before the present session opened and several hours after wards recommended an increase in the whole equalized assessment of the county of j 087537 on the committee wero messrs chapman rowe mackey parrott bruce oatherwood and johnston and they wore paid 5450 a day each for four days amounting to 12000 and to this was added the mileago allow ances bring the total cost of the re port up lo a figure well over 5200 some 900 extra tax papers have come to the township since 1920 it was stated in tho discussion sunday school picnic auspices stouffville united church s s to kew beach toronto on wednes day july 13th t t t t stouffvtle united church rev thos laidlaw ma paator sunday juno 2cth 1000 am s s bible classes 1100 am morning worship subject how big is your christ 700 pm evening service sidestepping our responsibility tho pastor will preach at both services thursday s00 pm prayer and biblo study everybody welcome tho w a will meet at the home ot mrs herbert leo on tuesday evening juno 2s at s pm t t t t mennonitb church rev w b moyer pastor sunday juno 2gth 1000 am sunday school 1100 a m morning service a special treat is in store for all who will attend both the sunday school and the morning service mrs durham tho evangelist at present at pikes peak and her two workers will bo at both sorvices 700 evening service altona 1030 sunday school this is missionary day mrs lloyd hoover will speak 700 pm evening service 700 pm evening service a cordial welcome to all t t t t stouffville baptist church rev w w fleischer pastor sunday juno 2gth 1000 am come to bible school classes for all ages 1100 am morning worship careful carelessness 700 pm evening worship a soldiers obedience prayer services sunday 615 pm wednesday 8 pm everybody welcome t t t t christian churches stouffville and church mil f e hyde minister sunday juno 2gth 1000 am sunday school 1100 am sermon by the minister 700 pm sermon jacob grove churchill 200 pm sunday school 3 pm decoration day service rev stanley paisley preaching music by stouffville united church ladies quartette s00 pm rev f e hydo a cordial welcome to all gray coach lines feme jp 2ctttg0 tgfuuag rose and peony show a miniature flower show will again bo held on friday and satur day of this week in the show windows of shaws store stouffville competitions 3 best bloom peonies white 3 best bloom peonies pink 3 best blooms peonies red best basket of peonies assorted or otherwise 1 best bloom rose white 1 best bloom rose yellow 1 best bloom pink 1 best bloom red best collection of rose blooms in vaso best collection of any one other perennial blooms show material may be left at shaws store during thursday evening and until 10 am on friday commencing salurdny june 25th summer time table will be in effect on gray coach lines routes daily coach service between toronto and muskoka wharf barrie orillia mid land penetang wasaga beach jacksons point and other popular resorts steamship connections at muskoka wharf and midland for muskoka lakes mill georgian bay resorts allexpense tours muskoka lakes and georgian bay eight inexpensive and enjoyable allexponso tours from toronto to muskoka lakes and georgian bay resorts offer a delightful variety of vacation trips tho tours are for from one day to seven days the fares from 5790 to 54125 include every necessary item of expense write for descriptive folder to gray coacii lines yongo at front toronto gray coach lines