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ii 7 w stouffville december jl3th 1928 let us help you solve the christmas gift problem fbur store is filled with useful goods all dependable quality that ttull be appreciated see our fine assortment of mens neckties all boxed at very pleasing prices 50 to and 100 mens allsilk holeproof jhosiery in a geod assortment of colors very special 2 jpairs 99c mens pinstripe broadcloth shirts each 200 mens aberely fine ribbed all- wool sweater coats each 500 babys allwool jackets fancy trimmed eaels 175 200 babys allwool bootees pink and blue trimmed- pair 50c see our fine range of fancy bath towels for the chrlst- mas season at prises ranging from per pr c to 2j0o watch our window for specials r c rowbotham bethesda boy honored prof stixkey cuoseu to succeed prof ituole at guelph college dry goods and groceeffis j agent for 57 mccormickdeering lines of farm machinery also international trucks peter hamilton machinery and r a lister engines letz alfalfa grinders ard melotte cream separators mount forest buggies and cutters repairs carried in stock second hand buggy no 7 wilkinson plow cutter m h pulper cockshutt tractor plow ph hand-cutt- ingbox good separator melotte only slightly used good as new ford coupe real estate handled at reasonable commission phone bakers garage or 15204 frank baker phone 15201 stouffvdlle h- real estate for sale reorganization of the animal hns- bandry department of the ontario agriculture college guelph was announced last week by honjohn s manic professor jr c steckley wiu suc ceed the late professor wade toole as head of the department b g knox who has had the standing of associate professor for the past lew years will move up to the position vacated by mr steckcy and george ralthby wlo has been lecturer for some years will be elevated to the rank of associate professor in suc cess to air knox the new man added to the etnff to fill the role of lecturer is m w staples represent ative in oxford county ah appointments have been made on the recommendation of dr o i christie president of the o a c professor steckley is a york county boy being ne only son of air abram steckley of bethesda who graduated from tie ontario agr iculture college several years ago he took a position in the agricultural represeatative service of the dep artment ond for irany yen was af- irtlcultural representative in york icounty during that time his work in training boys for live stock judg ing was outstanding the team which he developed and trained won the intercounty judging trophy several years in succession mr steckley was appointed to the animal husbandry department at the college with the status x associate professor six years ago he has therefore had a great deal of experience in teaching live stock and is moreover regarded as a good judge of stock since the death of professor toole nearly a year ago he has had temporary charge of the work of the depart ment markham twp council the december meeting of thej markham tap council was held in the township hall lnionville on monday afternoon with iteeve uohu in the chair and all the members present it was a most harmonious session with no controversial matters to mar the complacency of the at mosphere and was absolutely devoid of any indications that the annual mongolia j wedding bells are ringing miss ruby rennie has been home- for the past week nursing a case of mumps miss m card is very busy training her pupils for the annual christmas tree s bert hopkins is patiently waiting for the snow to try out his newly school report ss no 13 markham for nov sr iv grace bulley sr ill marion sellers gladys lehman walter bulley kathleen stotts dorothy hoover allan hisey francis nigh jr ill mary stickley vera top- ham ruth hoover george foote misak tomagian sr ii derek barnett class i cora hisey earl sellers jack nigh claude foote pr eleanor connor isabella fleming betty foote eldon boyd vivian boyd s m gee teacher dr ss ball physician and surgeon office cor obrien and main phone 106 coronor for york county fattens hogs ready for market 30 to 45 days earlier oampson feed contains no less than 12 protein and pro tein is absolutely essential to the growth health and pro ductiveness of cattle hogs and sheep its fibre content is low comparing favorably with other feeds selling from 500 a ton more grown feeds sampson feed represents a sound outlay and by conditioning your hogs 30 to 45 days earlier it makes a big increase in your net profit ask us to quote you a price on sampson feed in any quantity- because of its great food value and comparative low price sampson feed is unbeatable especially for growing stock mixed with silage or roots and fed as an addition to home sampson feed contains hominy feed oat chop bran barley chop rye shorts and oilcake meal chemical analysis protein 1254 fat 3 fibre 10 sampson feed sold by s w hastings athajnoxs elections come off before one month business was transacted with aes- patcn and earnest consideration wa given to all various problems coming up for discussion the very bad weather of the past month has made it almost impossi ble to get any work done and the continuous wet weather iuierferred to a large extent with the furl pro gram of the council many small jobs which it was planned to have completed are still undone however it is hoped to fix some of the very serious sections as soon as it freezes up that one of these jobs tthich it had planned to do waa elgin street thornhill and mr hopper and mr tassey appeared complaining that the work had not been done mr scutchins of milliken appear ed before the council on a mission which he slated had been hanging are for is months he was present regarding a ditch in the milliken district the opening of which appears to be a contentious matter and one which has been hanging lire for some time due to the inaction of certain i interested parties it was the acj tlon and apparent disinterestedness of one particular party that mrscut- chins complained of and after some discussion it was decided that an en gineer would be called in to make au award and have tho conditions re garding the ditch in that neighbor hood definitely outlined to the inter ested parties all interested in the drain will be notified of a meeting by the clerk wheh will be held in the near future residents of helen aveune com plained of the condition of the ditch and of a certain culvert the matter was referred to engineer babcock a bill for the lighting of streets in thornhill was received amounting to 32820 for that period from feb ruary 11th to october 11th ibut was laid over until further information could be secured it was pointed out that the ex penditure on the markhamscarboro townline for this year in all amount ed to 182622 one naif of which a- mount was chargeable to markham township the council will meet the scarboro council in an endeavor to straighten out some standing ac counts of previous years before mak ing a settlement for this year mrs ogden and mrs stiver ap peared on behalf of the unionville public library and pointed out the efforts that were being put forth toy that organization in its endeavor to better serve the community the council was in sympathy with the work and made a grant of twenty- five dollars and also gave a refund of eight dollars paid as rental f- on motion by deputyreeve pad- get and deputyreeve stiver that the clerk be instructed to communi cate with the veterans organization with the view of ascertaining the number of war memorials that mark ham township is entitled to and which are available and suitable for mounting when a suitable place is decided on the motion was carried unanimously and the comments of the members made it very clear that there was no evidence of any senti ment other than that of the utmost respect for any such memorials o the great war as might be available for the township for mounting and erecting in public places if it is found that the township has avail able certain trophies which can be located they will probably be suit ably erected either at the memorial rink or at the township hall the yearly bylaw fixing the date of nominations as monday december 31st and election day as monday january 7th was passed and the fol lowing polling places and deputy re turning officers appointed nol thornhill dro nj smellie no 2 kerswills house elgin mills dro d w clubine no 3 buttonville dro c burr no 4 temperance hall victoria square dro t frisby no 5 twp hall unionville dro jas a gibson no g cashel dro a mckinnon no 7 lot s con 8 dro g cowie no s lot 11 con 8 dro a a campbell no9 dixons hill dbo amgrove no 10 d ramers cedar grove d ro d ramer no 11 mongolia dro w rennie the following accounts were pass ed w j bell supplies for mjoh 560 gam davison stamps 600 bickle fire engine co supplies for fire truck 381 willow lake gar- ace repairs to ore engine 375 w jrciayton constable salary and mile age for novomber 4040 p fetch constable salary for nov 2500 r widoman 1 sheep killed by dogs 20 a e jupp ditching on sixth conces sion 34040 marjison and babcock engineering fees 29575 w luesby sidewalk at thornhill 10g51 w middleton salary for nov 12500 bowden lumbor co 1589 lang- staff supply co tile 10 a pcarse gravel 12 road accounts a duncan unlon- villo 16340 p forsyth markham 4325 d boyd stoufrville 6000 r j cunningham gormley 9725 d graham stouffville 1435 g hoover gravel 36138 w mcdonad gravel 399 l l ralney gravel 171 3s j g widcman stouffville 3 25 r f mann markham 350 j curtis gormley 13 g h ben nett work on markhamscarboro townline one half to bo paid by scarboro 7200 the fine new shed at the town ship hall has been completed and is a very satisfactory job when the building was first thought of tenders for the work were called for but on after consideration it was decided the work it has been completed at a smaller cost than any of the ten ders received and is a creditable and serviceable structure which will be an asset to tho township it was de cided that as soon as weather condi tions would permit all township machinery will be gathered in and stored in the ahed i pairted cutter we are sorry to report that mrs silverthorn is in the hospital but we hope she will soon be able to be out again the first skating for this year was enjoyed by a number of our young people who met on friday afternoon the ice was very good clark bunker has purchased a fine horse and is ready for all kinds of farm work now mr ramer while threshing at brownsbergers had the misfortune of breaking the wheel on his separa tor miss mabel burkholder was home for a few days with a cold but has been able to take up her duties again card of t1l1nks i wish to gratefully acknowledge the many kindnesses extended to me and the beautiful flowers sent at the passing away of my beloved wife george m brown the tribune are authorized agents in stouffville for the toronto daily newspapers for sale 20 young pigs 8512 phone for sale 20 white feghom pul lets also 17 pigs chunks phone js12 for sale range nearly new peerless peninsula wm reesor phono 9003 lambs 15 wellbred shropshire ewe lambs for sale suitable for breeding robt ratclifr phono 4809 49 ninth line markham r j mcelwain employed by the t eaton co was home with his parents on sunday mr and mrs holllnger were in toronto one day last week mrs mcelwain spent a couple of days in toronto last week mr and mrs wm boyd of good wood spent a day at his home a number of the younger genera tion have been down to toronto to see santa claus sorry to hear mrs hoovers father has been so ill hope he may be out again soon mr hamm and son spent a day in toronto last week for sale clyde colt just weaned 6 months od phohe 9907 george har r for sale 3 brindie cows spring ers james ash 2nd con whit church 4 mile south of wilcox lake rr 2 aurora barn timber i have about so pieces of good barn timber 30 and 40 feet in length for sale also 20 heaps of secondclass lumber at attractive prices robt ratellff phone 4s09 49 goodwood municipal breezes are blowing strong the steam stove is in operation at the cnr miss myrtle watson has purchased a 6tube radio mrs h james is spending a few days with her sons in toronto the united and the baptist sun day schools are preparing for their annual christmas trees a number of the farmers ftel hard hit as the price of pork and potatoes are on a low margin mr isaac foskett will be expected to demonstrate his electric washer by doing the washing around town we understand that the cause of the lights not being turned on as soon as expected lay with uxbridge miss myrtle watson has returned home after spending a week in tor onto with her sister mrs robert hynes everyone who had their houses wired and ready for the hydro tues day night are overjoyed at the differ ence to the lamps for sale black driving mare in good condition 8 years old also buggy and harness in good shape kenneth stotts tot 32 con 6 phone 610 49 lost new black club bag between wm pattendens on the 6th of whitchurch and newmarket on dec 1st phone stouffville 5113 wm pattenden farm for sale 50 acres clay loam fall plowing done all clear but 5 acres fair buildings good wells bargain for quick sale on easy terms apply on premises to re pratt lemonville tt wood firstclass green hardwood for sale 4 ft length at 10 or 2nd class wood 800 3rd class 700 a cord 150 extra for cutting to any length delivered wm f ratcliff phone 9906 42tf wanted first quality alfalfa hay now quoting 1 to 20 per ton according to quality deliveries accepted every forenoon by ap pointment only dicksons hill mills pone 2s05 credit auction sale of horses cattle pigs im plements etc the undersigned has received instruc tions to sell by public auction at lot 8 con 1 uxbridge townline about 2 miles northeast of stouffville on saturday dec 15th 1928 the following property of wm clarkson horses brown horse gp bay horse gp 6 years old black horse gp 7 years old black dri ver 5 years old cattle rw cow full flow 5 years old red cow calf by side 4 years old black cow full flow 3 years old roan cow due time of sale 4 years old rw heifer ris ing 2 years old jersey cow fresh 6 years old jersey cow calf toy side 8 years old roan cow calf by side 2 years old red heifer yearling bw steer rising 2 years old hogs 1 fat sow sheep 2 breeding ewes 1 ewe yearling implements c mh binder 7ft cut deering mower 5ft cut m h drill 13 disc nearly new mh cultivator 13tocth hay rake 9ft set harrows 4 sec verity scuffler quebec riding plow good as new 2furrow plow wilkinson walking plow no21 chatham fannlngmill with bagger heavy wagon with box wagon with gravel box set iron trucks good as new set wagon springs set bench sleighs p h turnip drill top buggy open buggy hay rack combination stock rack rolling coulter binder wheel binder trucks 2 sets 3- horse eveners 2 sets wagon double trees 2 neckyokes ph pulper set heavy team harness jsot slnglo harness 6 horse collars cider barrel vinegar barrel and vinegar 2 barrels cook stove mh cream separator 3 logging chains a num ber cow chains about 50 hens scoop shovel new turnip fork and other artioles too numerous to mention no rjesorvc as mr cinrkson is giving up farming terms all sums of 15 land under cash over that amount 11 mos credit on approved joint notes or 5 per cent off for cash sale at one pm f w silversldos auctioneer bush land for sale 40 acres about 30 acres hardwood mostly maple some ash oak and cedar balance pasture and about 10000 pine reforested in whitchurch township 2 miles west ballan- trae spring creek ross e ratcliff phone 4814 stouffville 42 farmers we want all your live fowl best market price paid dont sell until you consult ui phone sam golden at pennock livery stouffville bargain prices on used articles electric washing machine in perfect order wagons and international tractor no 816 goodnumber of vinegar barrels 20 gal harness and other articles benj rexlin phone 193 wo buy hens and hides at highest prices notice of sale by tender sealed tenders will he received by the undersigned up to and including december 29th 1928 for the pur chase of the east half of the west half of lot number 1 in the sixth concession of the township of ux bridge in the county of ontario con taining fifty acres 50 more or less with about fifteen acres of good bush suitable for lumber consisting of beech maple basswood oak black cherry birds eye maple elm iron- wood birch etc soil sandy loam watered by springs suitable for ranching about four miles from claremont or dagmar stations cpr and about thirtyfive miles from toronto highest or any tender not necess- arly accepted james cochrane 51 myrtle station ontario dated dee 5th 1928 herbs that heal when lungs and bronchial tubes seem all on fire fifty years ago a quietgoing soul james gallagher cnmcmo peterborough county his was a marvelous skill m compounding herbal medicine one of his many prescriptions for folk subject to bronchitis or similar ills and nnsty coughs and colds was his indian lung remedy full of the health- giving power drawn from mother nature herself wonderfully healing to inflamed tissues a builder of good red blood make tho acquaintance of this tried reliable remedy keep well this winter together with the other fine gallagher herbal household remedies now obtainable from 33 3 m storey stouffville cut fuel costs thousands f dollars are wasted annually right in this section and hours of discomfort put up with becaus of por fitting windows that let in the cold re medy the trouble by using outside sash this is the time t place yur order for any size you require phone or call for prices stouffville planing mill wesley schell prop phone 194 stouffville