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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 20, 1924, p. 8

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stouffville november 29th 1924 fat hess i will pay a special price for fat mens sam golden apply at pen- nocks livery notice of application fok divorce notice is hereby given that maiuon g smith of the city of toronto in the county of york and province of ontario married woman will apply to the parliament of can ada at the next session for a bill of divorce from her husband eustace m smith of the city of toronto in the county of york private secretary on the ground of adultery dated at toronto in the province of ontario this thirteenth day of october ad 1924 nasmith fennell 357 bay st toronto 38 solicitors for the applicant wells drilled weils drilled and repaired quick eand a specialty terms moderate and good workmanship having had so years experience for informa tion apply e j cable toronto or delos graham cedar valley po phone 9308 stougvllle for sale driving iae harness tnd buggy in good condioi app to vv 1 pipher phone 2805 markham 39 lands for sale 10 acres of land with good build ings and nearly all kinds of fruit on 10th concession markham w c hopkins stouffville rr no 1 poultry live and dressed also domestic rabbitts we pay highest market price geo l hosser phone 3708 stouffviue we have a large stock of different grade shingles on hand our prices will bear inspection also save your coal pile by putting on storm sash and doors we can supply you promptly stouffville planing mill stouffer and schell3 phone 194 masseyharris farm implements repairs buy a masseylharris engine to do your hard work nd a quebec sulky to plow the hard ground we also sell plow shares for most all makes of plows we are also agents and handle repairs for the ontario wind engine pump co- the pedlar people roofing john deere mfg co sawyermassey co and canadian potato machinery co we have the following second hand goods to sell 1 oliver sulkey plow no 21 bottom frost wood sulke plow 1 cockshutt gang plow 1 steel tire buggy 1 light spring wagon 1 ton 1 set of slings with 60 ft of track 2 500 lb separators 1 700 lb in good repair 1 4hp 1 5hp and 1 12hp engines d holden agent phone 184 stouffviue notice of ueglstration of bylaw notice is hereby given that a by law was passed by the council of the township of whitthurch on the first day of november 1924 pro viding for the issue of debentures to the amount of 10000 fox the purpose of erecting and equipping a school building and purchasing addi tional site if required in school section numberi 4 forthe township of whitchurch andlrhat such bylaw was registered inline registry office for the regisnf division of north york on the mb day of november 1924 any moon to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months after the firt publication of ths notice and cannot be made there after dated the 1 2th day of november 1924 w h clark clerk sheep for sa1j1 glasgow miss annie eison is visiting friends in toronto mr and mrs curtis and daughter of toronto spent thanksgiving at f slacks since the heavy frost of sunday night the farmers have been unable to plow mr and mrs d smith and mrs spencer of toronto spent the week end at mr beavers mr and mrsataylor and children of newmarket visited at mr jos alsops on sunday mr and mrs l hopkins and chil dren of brougham spent sunday at mr wm echardfs mr and mrs ed lewis and mr and mrs j gourlie spent sunday with friends at zephyr misses eva and ida latcham mr and mrs geo cain and messrs a and e latcham of toronto spent thanksgiving at john s latchams when our store keeper commences 1 lsf5 hsfjf i toadvertsehe wmthovthewortd for sale shropshire phone 206 w f ratclift 39 avanted district agent for our trees and shrubs liberal pay free equipment write now welland nursery co welland ont 41 v f o orders taken now for december delivery of salt nut coal and coke subscribe now for the farmers sun or renew with d hi rusnell secy pile potatoes paround it et if youve only a small cellar i have the ideal ih heating system for you the gilson pipe- 8 less furnace it has no pipes to clutter up v the cellar and the outer casing is so cool that t you can pile vegetables and fruit right along- q side it ff the big outer casing cannot become heated even at the bottom potatoes piled against it all winter will not sprout the great current of cojd air keeps it always cool i can sell you a gilson at a very attractive price i can install it in less than a day no muss or fuss no walls to rip up ill guarantee it to heat every room in your house perfectly the fuel itwill save will more than pay for itself get in touch with me now an estimate will not obligate you in any way gilson pipeless furnace hakes many warm friends dapugh clarernbntphone2417 stouffville markets wednesday nov 19th dairy eggs 55 butter 40 to 41 cattle hoes c hogs thick smooth 915 hogs selects jo 001005 lamb 1100 sheep 400 to 600 calves 1000 cows 54 to 52 cwt common calves 300 to 5 butcher cattle 450 to 500 grain fall wheat 125 to 130 oats 50 to 55 barley soc to 90c goodwood on wednesday evening nov 26th howard harper will put on a real live radio concert in the basement of the methodist church no one excepting the deaf should miss this concert the first of its kind ever to be put on in this neck of the woods paste the date in your hat please that he has em all beaten on gro cery prices judgs wright of toronto inspec tor wright of hanover mrs w j thompson of toronto and mr and mrs r j thompson of hamilton spent thanksgiving at mr jos for syths afit for tnxson mtg co ului claremont roy morgans little girl is sick and under the doctors care thos burkett returned from his hunting trip saturday mrl and mrs s rumohr who have been visiting their son roy at hick- son returned saturday the service in the union church on sunday evening was well atten ded the address by captain finge- land was a thrilling story of the great war and what the future might bring if the churches do not do their very best to make it impossible guelph ont s s no it markham average of five evams sr iv p bennell s2 c rar- kev 71 m grove 47 v banks 45 jr iv edith hoover 03 t grove 63 f kirk 62 n grove i0 r hightower 52 jr ill ernest hoover 66 w barkey 63 c banks 49 j grove 46 rraymer 46 jr ill a raymer 41 average of four exams sr ii roy smith 62 grace byer 61 jr ii harry dewey 64 mar hoover 54 s barkev 15 c binks 27 average of two exams sr 1 m banks b0 a william son 50 jr i d mover 70 earl hoover 65 lloyd byer 4s carl hoover 25 lome byer 21 primer a k barnett li robin son w barnett c hljlttb r primer b hwiileman ejjover m reesor m robinson libinks l reesor g widcman teacher goodwood mr and mrs c c otten were in toronto this week f bently is visiting his brother thomas in buffalo this week the goodwood market turnips 12c per bushel potatoes 55c per bag mr and mrs walter cooper and mrs alfred haynes are in toronto this week miss elsie reid of toronto was visiting miss jessie and evelyn harper last week mrs howard hirper is spending a couple of weeks with friends in milverton some of our motorists had their radiators frozen up on sunday even ing last the weather turned to zero mr and mrs bert snowball and audrey of mount joy also leo and vincent wagg of bloomingtcnspent sunday at geo mayes geo hoshel and his sister miss pearl hoshel of laiigstaff and miss cowan of stratford were visiting at mr isaac waggs last week mr and mrs jos middleton have returned home after spending a cou ple of weeks in toronto with their daughter mrs thompson and mrs schnider and mrs bennett david watson had a narrow escape from being seriously hurt sunday evening last while putting the cattle into the stable one of them turn ing wild and knocked him down in juring his forehead but he was able to be out the next day the animal escaped and was not found until the next day a number of our citizens were curious to know the cause of the vibration felt in our village the night of october the second some thought it was a slight earthquake but it was not until recently that we learned that f bently had fallen out of bed while visiting friends at pontypool r a flour that never varies your bread and cakes invariably will be light and of perfect texture your pastry flaky and delicious if you use quaker flour always the samealwatjs the best you can depend on quaker flour it always bakes the same every milling is rigidly tested by being baked in our own bakeshop every sack of quaker flour is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction a erodoct of tt qckr mllla peterborough ni svfttooc xet i distributors stouffville sttver bros- uxbridge w s lapp lemonville mrs n cook spent the week end with stouffviue friends we are sorry to report the illness of mrs fred mahon of buffalo who spent the summer here a pleasant time was had by those who attended the s s convention on monday and tuesday near white rose the church service here last sun day was cancelled owing to the anniversary at peaches next sun day the service here will be at 7 oclock the ladies aid open meeting on nov 26th in the church promises a good time good program also a luncheon in the church basement a collection will be taken for the new lamps required in the church come the monthly meeting of the ladies aid was held at the home of mrs h talbot on the 6th line on wednesday of last week an inter esting program was rendered and all enjoyed a good time proceeds ran nearly 1000 ringwood miss ada barkey is in toronto at present mrs dilts of welland is spending a few days with her sister mrs j grove mr abner baker is at present in saskatchewan visiting his daughter mrs nash mr ad mrs albert reesor and family were sunday visitors at mr aimer forklers mr h brownsbergers sale last week was well attended and good prices were realized mr jacob grove mr j m grove mrs o drewery miss lila grove and miss alma brownsberger atten ded the sundayschool convention held at mount pisgah monday and tuesday of this week against that day the fabled years of ancient egypts fulness and famine the striking lessons found in other historic facts and natural life processes establish saving among the fundamental laws upon which nature makes her sure indictments follow your na tural personal instinct to lay by in store by adding regular install ments to a savings account in the standard bank the standard bank of canada stouffville branch a c burkholder manager subbranch at goodwood heres lighter weight longer wear better value wearing rubbers all day is tiresome but since rubbers are necessary why not wear rhino rubber footwear each pair combines the least weight with the longest possible wear this footwear is made from rhino rubber the tough est and most wearresisting that science has yet discovered which will wear up to twice as long as ordinary rubber this longer life is built into each pair with rhino rubber pres sure cured and extra strength where the wear comes see the heavy ribbing under the laces this is only one of the many special features that make it possible for us to back up the sweeping guarantee on every pair let us fit you with a pair of rhino compare the wear a- g lehman stouffviue ontario prosperity follows the dairy cow i with the service accurate and most reliable way of doing business with no exception as to the quantity of cream you ship summer or winter it enables you to keep more cows open every day and saturday nights agents for the delaval separators stouffviue creamery co phone 18602 mongolia mrs harold wright of green river visited with her parents re cently victor stovers sale was a good success and drew a large crowd it totalled nearly 2000 mr and mrs a s collins of stouffviue visited with mrs and mr k g tarr on saturday mr and mrs simeon reesor and daughter visited with mr and mrs j g wideman on sunday mrs ross soden and little daugh ter visited with her sister mrs edwin forsyth one day last week swi f f garage stouffville and claremont we carry a large stock of genu ine ford parts and springs for all cars get an auto glare shield dont be blinded by strong lights get your work done at our work shop we recharge batteries the right way the hydro way right away phone 195 inexpensive changeover to firestone balloons fclllre balloon gw dimm we are in a posi tion to render lowest cost changeover to fullsize balloons for we have com plete firestone equipment gum- dipped tires steam- welded tubes and the special wheel unit- call upon us for a demonstration to day if you wish cords 1350 fabrics 1150 oversize 1600

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