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i stouffville december 4th 1924 last chance sale big christmas inducements saturday afternoon and night dec 6th wild be the last ceaxce to pie have remarked why how really we cannot afford to sell going out of this line of business get sheet music reg up to 73c for 2 phonographs reg j5500 last 2 bugles best make reg j1s00 mouth obfiaxs alk ruice 1 phonograph console table latest bed seai likcouijs maik pick up music bargains peo- can you sell the goods so cheaply them at the prices but e are and we must accept what we can imagine last chance sale 6 for 25o chance sale 4750 last chance sale js each violin and guitar strings i price last chance sale 7500 price one piano new on the way from the factory just the instrument for sunday schools clubs churches lodges etc or small or apartment houses for tnly 35000 geo e baker stouf f ville christmas jewelry i have selected this year a much fooer and larger stock of of the latest and newest ereation in the jewelry line including churchill jos stran and miss cohourne of orillia visited mr and mrs lpais- ley on sunday misses delia and maud windsor pent sunday with miss lillian wagg mr and imrs russell gray of gormley were in this community ou sunday remember the endeavor every thursday evening at eight oclock special music this week we are sorry to hear that the juisses marion and margaret simpson of ballantrae met with an accident on the railway on the eighth conces sion luckily neither was hurt caui op thaxks on behalf of the brothers and sisters the undersigned executors of the estate of the late joshua hoover hereby thanks the friends and rela tives who so kindly expressed their sympathy during our recent bereave ment alfred hoover maria hoover for sale barred rock cockerels all extra laying strain newton rae phone s403 41p found fork and shawl put in wrong car by mistake in stouffville owner pay for this adv and inquire at tribune office peaches corners the week night meeting at peaches methodist church last thursday evening was well attended a very helpful devotional talk oh the par able of thj talents was given by the pastor mr burgess this was fol lowed by an interesting and instruc tive debate resolved that home missions are of more importance than foreign missions the affirma tive was upheld by henry miller and thomas hastings the negative by bwart kneeshaw and harry wide- man the negative won the meet ing on dec 11th is devotional and will be in charge of mrs hastings age 103 years ontario countys oldest resident passed away at the county house of refuge last week in the person of ilrs st germaine mrs st ger- maice was in her 103rd year and was committed to the refuge from rama reserve she was 3n indian and up the day of her death was in possession of all her faculties new blacksmith the undersigned experienced black smiths- who have been shoeing horses for the people sn this section for years have opened a shop in the old power house just south ot the market building in stouffville firstclass workmanship and prices moderate prompt service ei1w listxeis wm griffith diamonds from 1000 to 5000 stone set rings from 125 to 15 ladies brooches from 75c to 12 cuff links from 50c to 700 extra fine pearls gold clasp 500 string ladies wrist watches 5 to 25 gents watches from s250 up for sale 3 holstein cows 2 fresh and 1 due jan 4th 4 cords of green hard- j wood birch and maple 4 ft e w jewitt unionville r r 1 phone 3611 41p also scarf pins watch chains fobs pencils fountain pens stone set bracelets beads of all kinds clocks white ivory cut glass if we havent what you want can get it in 24 hours christ mas presents laid aside on small deposit come in and look our stock over no trouble to show goods v adam r yake optometrist watchmaker and jeweler 2 doors west of railway tracks phone 159 stouffville to rent four acres of excellent vegetable land in stouffville belonging to mrs wm harding east end good stable and abundant fruit trees phone 6707 fresh holstein cow 30 ewes and lambs 3 filly colts eligible for reg 4 brood sows wm hakney goodwood l miles south of goodwood wanted now live geese and fat hens required good prices sam golden at pen- nocks livery claremont j s farmer was under the doc tors care last week g ii forsyth was under the wea ther last week rev mr osborne was called to chicago wednesday on account of the serious illness of his mother a student from mcmaster uni versity occupied the pulpit sunday and preached two very stiring ser mons about 30 baptists motored to stouffville thursday to attend the conference and banquet held by the churches adjoining stouffville- the mission band bazaar in the union church friday evening was a grand success the basement was crowded and the receipts were nearly 4500 renew your daily paper through the tribune office and get the club rate we attend to all orders care fully and will adjust any difficulties for you at a saving masseyharris farm implements repairs buy a masseyharris kerosene engine to do your hard work this winter- also place your orders early for maeh- ines for next year and help to reduce prices by so doing a full line of repairs always on hand we have second hand goods to sell at reasonable prices l ton spring wagon steel tire buggy oliver riding plow 3hp mas seyharris engine 6-in- vessott grinder nearly new cockshutt riding plow 4hp engine 12hp engine peter hamilton cuttingbox with earners set of slings and 60 ft of track t as new we give credit terms on all goods- d h0lden agent phone 184 stouffville poultry live and dressed also domestic rabbitts we pay highest market price geo l rosser phone 3708 stouffville wells drilled wells drilled and repaired quick eand a specialty terms moderate and good workmanship having had 30 years experience for informa tion ajvply e j cable toronto or delos graham cedar valley p0 phone 9208 stouffville wanted district agen for our trees and shrubs liberal pay free equipment write now wellaiid nurserv co welland ont 41 community bran krirps rpecially prepared for dicbelict recommended by leading hoipital an announcement interest medical profession browns 100 wholewheat community bread has nothing added to nothing re moved from the wheat berry from time to time you have occasion to pre scribe a wholewheat diet for certain of your patients in such cases we believe it very import ant that they get exactly that browns 100 whole wheat community bread is made from genuine 100 pure wholewheat sour with a liberal quantity of whole rich creamy milk and other ingredients to make it exception ally palatable community wholewheat coohiet containing ground raitint and pure honey jfor the public qood confectioner and grocer stouffville victoria square walter scott jr is home from the west miss ruby arnold is suffering from an attack of pleuisy while driving his truck south on the fifth line stanley boynton colli ded with a car driven by messrs hoover and schell of markham mrs wm klees living south of this vil lage was struck by a car going east in both cases the damage was slight jefferson anglican s s one of the schools on the visiting list of the young mens class was attended last sabbath mr lyons is giving his class an insight into the methods of other sunday schools robt wagg visited s s on sun day and gave an interesting talk rev mr warren the pastor was accompanied by dr mullet of chen- gtu china and rev c endicott also of china rev endicott was born in china and spoke from the stand point of a chinaman it was mis sionary sunday the debate between melville and the league of this place drew a large crowd last thursday evening the subject resolved that environment has more influence on character than heredity was interesting the league had the affirmative and misses casewell mortley and mort- son were the speaker the guild upheld the negative and misses bro- die stinson and carruthers argued for heredity after about half an hour the judges the rev warren of richmond hill rev young and harry klinck of stouffville decided in favor of the negative goodwood sam davis called on friends at goodwood last week mr and mrs geo lee and family and miss saunders of stouffville at the home of e w davis on sunday mrs wm kaiser and mother of stouflville visited at mrs e w davis and mrs l fields last week robert davis and family of mount albert visited at i waggs and star ting for heme on sunday night had the misfortune to have a bow out and had to come back to goodwood to get fixed up not very nice is it bob on a stormv night the womens institute will meet at the home of mrs geo stewarts at 3 pm thursday dei 11th roll call answered by christmas receipts and a demonstration of candy mak ing every lady welcome mr and mrs wilbcrt legate mr and mrs geo granger and family of toronto at the rev t legates on sunday and brought with them a loud speaking radio set and gave them a real treat of several church services on sunday evening mr bert gold of uxbridge gave a radio concert in the methodist church last wednesday evening which was largely attended and did much to advertise the possibilities of radio which is now only in its infancy m rube middleton purchased a radio from the gold harper radio co and had it set up at ome for a couple of nights then took it down and took it to huntsville where he is to join his brother fred who is several miles in from there in a lumber camp they intend having city life in the woods dixon hill school report s s no 17 imarkham sr iv average of four exams p bennell s c barkey s3 m grove s3 v banks 4 8 jr iv r hlghtown 75 tgrove 70 f kirk cs n grove 63 sr ill w finrkey and e hoover 73 each j grove 47 c banks 42 r raymer 41 jr ill a raymer si sr ii r smith s3 g byer 61 jr ii h dewey 74 m hocver 63 s barkey 54 c banks 32 sr i spelling test a william son 96 m banks 76 jr i average of two exams d moycr 87 e hoover 75 lloyd byer 62 carl hoover 34 lome byer 25 a primer k barnett b primer l robinson h wide- man e moyer m reeaor c high- tower m robinson l banks l rcesor w barnett o wideman teacher h the business of agriculture farming is more than an occupa tion it is a highly commercialized business which requires careful plan ning and thoughtful execution bountiful production is necessary but much effort is wasted unless the business of disposing of the years output is properly managed in conducting the business of the farm the standard bank cau play a pro minent and useful part consult the manager and learn how true co operation between banking and agrlr culture builds a more prosperous community the standard bank op canaj3a stouffville branch a c burkholder subbronch at goodwood manager rhino rubber footwear is guaranteed better value every pair of rhino rubber footwear is guaranteed to be free from defects in workmanship and material the guarantee tag which goes with every pair means that rhino rubber footwear better in quality of rubber and linings as well as in the way it is made it stands the hardest kind of wear because there is extra strength wherever there is extra strain this footwear is made from rhino rub- ber the toughest and most wearre sisting that science hasyet discovered which will wear up to twice as long as ordinary rubber when you need rubber footwear of any kind let us fit you with rhino cream the best and safest investment for this winter is to add one or two dairy cows to your herd and for best results ship your cream to us the best market prices paid and in addition one cent per lb- of butterfat avove the ordinary market prices and buttermilk free- for cream that is delivered to the cream ery by the patrons this arrangement for cream delivered by the farmers takes effect on december 1st we close at 6 pm except saturdays open saturday evenings stouffville creamery co phone 18602 agents for the delaval separators swifts 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 we are in a posi tion to render lowest cost changeover to fullsize balloons for we have com plete firestone quipmtnt gum- dipped tizes steam- welded tubes and the special j wheel unit call upon us for a demonstration to day if you wish rmiix tofpim