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stouffville may 7th 1925 at dm 4 1 5 n 1 i i i 1 y o d o 30ex0e ioe30z ioexoo d cars trucks tractors d o m d i i o d o o a o n with the object of giving ford car owners 100 per cent service in stouffville and vicinity we have opend a garage in the auditorium building will have a full line of ford parts tires accessories gasoline and oils repairing on the flat rate system fordor 5999 tudor 850 coupe a 753 touring 588 runabout 5645 chassle with starter 465 chassie less starter 5378 ton truck less starter 535 light delivery 5555 ton truck 5622 fully equipped cord tires freight and taxes paid above prices include starters when not specified have some used cars in good running order easy terms if desired we invite your patronage s castle smith n o claremont archie fleming of mongolia was here sunday thos burkett of stouffville spent the week end here reuben bessie and family of brooklin spent sunday with his many relatives the first game of the football league was played at ashburn sat urday afternoon frank spence of toronto spent the week end with his father-in- law oatus bennett who has been seriously sick miss grace mundell a trained nurse left monday for western can ada where she had previously worked at her profession john mcgrath had a good crowd and the- claremont brass band at the opening of his ice cream parlor on saturday evening george cooper g m forsyth and walter ward motored to mount al bert on sunday to visit duncan stokes a relative who has been ill altona on wednesday may 13tb the womens institute will meet at the home of mrs d w crosier for gen eral business and election of officers for the coming year authorized ford dealer auditorium stouffville xoz30i mongolia horatio foote has engaged michael eroderick for the summer while r spofford has taken on mr omara we understand that the rouge bridge is shortly to be rebuilt the lumber was placed tor the job last fall arthur stout has received 500 saplings from the forestry dept all about 9 inches high which he has just planted richard carruthers living near the rouge river has just placed sut a large new orchard of three or four acres it is mostly apple trees of which there are sevieral hundreds planted d ioxo kay for sale quantity good timothy or mixed hay will be sold on farm h b barnes phone 216 11 for sale hatching eggs pure bred recks bred to lay strain 4 cents an egg fred h johnston unionville phone 5220 10 position wanted by capable married couple as farm hands 15 years experience for man vifealso experienced in farm work arthur johanson box 72 mount forest 11 for sale or rent six valuable lots on market street adjoining the park property suit able for gardening apply mrs david forsyth phone 1002 outfit for sale chestnut driver harness and rub ber tired buggy for sale jos alsop jr phone 8702 11 for sale drum from ajshurn holds about 400 gallons good con dition and would make a good cis tern stouffville creamery 10 hay for sale a quantity of timothy and mixed hay for sale at lot 11 con 5 whit church bethesda phone 4602 or 1202 stouffville j w taun 11 lake property for sale fi ps knt cottages lor sale or rent lake musselman close to shadow lake eaton apply alf hoover stouff ville or miss m hoover 1105 col lege st toronto 12 farm help wanted i require a man and wife to go west must be firstclass farmers and able to give references robert miner stouffville 9 farmers notice international implements and re pairs new and second separators farms bought and sold frank baker phone 8104 stouffville 0t 1 i farmers get bigger and better crops by using gunns shur gain as a supple ment to your manure g r w thomas agent phone 0713 4tf trucking live stock and long distance hauling potatoes wanted george rtfdanz phone 8721 11 for sale 816 international tractor in good running order apply p w cober phone 1511 stouffville 11 cartage i am prepared to do all kinds of trucking and local hauling w d madill phone 1904 bethesda there is a good deal of dissatis faction with the condition of the townline whitchurch and markham which our people use going to stouff ville before the york county high way is reached the road is in a de plorable state what is wrong with our townline commissioners with the passing of mrs bowman we are reminded that our older people are fast being called home ins rather remarkable that we have so many unusually old people about this section which is an honor to us all our next four eldest citizens have a combined age of 354 years they are martin brillinger aged 95 grandmother steckley aged 94 david steckley 86 and richard atkinson who is 79 while mr atkinson is the babe of this quart ette he has lived here for 70years a period greater than the average life may they all be spared to enjoy the eventide of life for many years to come goodwood miss louie robinson of toronto visited her parents here sunday edward haynes had the misfor tune last week to lose one of his horses herb storry of hornpayne visited his parents mr and mrs eli storry this week mr and mrs wilbert legate of toronto visited his parents rev t legate over the week end our rauleighman dr middleton is very busy these days and appar ently hasnt time for his customary pursuits dont forget mothers sunday ser vice next sabbath in the sunday school in the morning at the metho dist church geo evans has moved to montieth but sorry to say that on account of measles his wife and tamily have been detained they expect to leave the first of next week one of our citizens got his garden ploughed just a few days ago and now claims those xyho have not are out of date we want to remind him of the tortoise and hare fable in the first book recently our bachelor milkman nearly missed the morning train with his milk on investigation the cause is said to be over embarass- ment because he had three ladies in the rig one of whom nearly miss ed the train also the many friends of miss edith pugh will regret to know that since her operation a couple of weeks ago she has not improved and is still in the general hospital toronto public meetrxg for farmers on the evening of thursday my 14th at 8 oclock the milk produc ers of this section will hold a gathering in the hall a unionville dr richmond an authority on pure interestin milk will speak on milk testing r j rogers district representative lyul also speak every farmer whe ther a member of the association or not should attend this meeting it is designed to help and is sure to be for choice groceries try our bulk tea at per lb 70c grape fruit 3 for 25c blue goose oranges per doz 45 and 55c lemons per dozen 20c kelloggs corn flakes 3 for 25c pastry flour 24 lb sack 110 peanuts fresh roasted every saturday we sell stouffville bread and buns fresh every day a i f c rowbotham grocery and confectionery v phone 5601 prompt delivery for sale blocky mare rising 8 years old peninsular cook stove apply mrs w c hopkins 10 farm position wanted by reliable couple man good with stock and good milker wife good milker also apply tribune office feathers wools etc we are paying highest priceb for wool feathers and poultry special attention paid to orders ben jrexlin phone 7821 my2s consult i e d lowe about refinishing those hardwood floors house repairing or painting experienced in all these lines residence rear of buttons hard- ware store dont worry about having your floors injured by putting in electric wiring we guarantee not to spoil floors no electric wiring job too small or too large estimates cheerfully given chas nendick stouffville ont painting and decorating apples wanted i am in the market to buy a quantity of apples good prices paid also poultry wanted sam golden at pennocks livery buggies and separators rubber tired buggy child seat in front top buggy steel tires 1 mel- otte separator no 3 nearly new 1 sharpies separator no 3 nearly new n e smith for sale strawberry plants 70c per 100 senator dunlop buff rock eggs best u s exhibition and utility strain 250 for 15 a j ward the briarbush fruit flower and poultry gardens stouffville no business on sundays notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of thomas moran late of the town ship of whitchurch in the county of york retired farmer deceased for better work at reasonableprices try f mowder phone 320s stouffville ontario notice is hereby given pursuant to the trustee act that all persons having any claims against the estate of the above named thomas moran who died on or about the 26th day of april 1925 at the township of whitchurch in the county of york are required on or before the 23rd day or may 1925 to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the under signed solicitors for the executors their names and addresses and full particulars in writing of their claims and the nature of the security if any held by them and take further notice that after the said 23rd day of may 1925 the said executors will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they shall have had notice and the said executors will not he liable for the assets of the said estate or any part thereof to any person of whose claim they shall not then have received notice dated may 4th 1925 d w heise gormley ont john marshall toronto ont executors mccullough button solicitors for executors stouffville sixth line mrs robt carver is spending a few days in toronto miss grace foote who is attend ing normal school in toronto spent sunday at home r j foote of aurora wd jack son of toronto and w hall called on mr sept h foote on sunday we are glad to report that mrs h foote who has been ill for some weeks is steadly recovering a number from these parts went on a fishing expedition to pefferlaw last saturday they report a splen did trip and a jolly time but no fish since the weather was i cold on tuesday afternoon jast week an almost fatal accident occurred on yonge st north of aurora when doris foote six year eld daughter of richard j foote formerly of the ninth con whitchurch was knocked down by an automobile sustaining serious scalp wounds returning from school the car passed completely over the child but the wheels did not touch her and fortunately no bones were broken although the scalp in juries were terrible twentyseven stitches were necessary there were also severe injuries to the shoulder back and lower limb doris noticed the approaching car and thought she was well out of its way although it was being driven slowly the men were busy lighting their pipes and did not notice the little girl until the impact they acted honorably however and picked up their little victim and hurriedly drove her home and told of the accident attaching no blame whatever to the child but admitted they were not watching the road at the time they called doctors and remained until the wounds were dressed doris is now under the care of dr boulding with mrs w d jackson trained nurse and sister of mr foote in attendance doing as well as can be hoped for a peculiar feature of the accident was that there was only one child and one car in the whole mile and a quarter at the time we all wish her a speedy recovery messrs lapp bros of cedar grove cider mills on wednesday of last week shipped a car load of cider vinegar to petrle co whole sale grocers of calgary alta this is the fourth year in succession that lapp bros have supplied this firm with a car of their make of cider vinegar send the tribune to absent friends the stouffville markets dairy wednesday may 6th eggs 25 butter 35 to 32 cattle hogs c hogs 1225 to 1350 calves 925 to 1075 cows 350 to 475 butchers cattle 625 to 775 grain i- fall wheat 140 oats 55 barley 72 buckwheat 72 against that day the fabled years of ancient egypts fulness and famine the striking les sons found in other historic facts and- natural life processes establish saving among the fundamental laws upon which nature makes her sure indictments follow your natural personal instinct to layiby in store by adding regular installments to a saving account in the standard bank the standard bank of canaxxa stouffville branch a c burkholder manager subbranch at goodwood 1 low cost transportation the low price of the star car is further emphasized by its small gas consump tion and its minimum maintenance cost new prices commercial chassis 59500 standard touring r v 75000 special touring 85000 coupe 97000 brougham 99500 special sedan 115000 fob factory taxes extra the closed models and the special tour ing have 495inch full balloon tires and 20inch wheels and the special models have bumper motometer and bar rebound snubbers scuff plates and trunk with suitcase as standard equipment standard garage baker stouffville bros phone 165 t tomorrows car today x