stouffville march 4th 1926 home town store pay less for more cheese pimento cheese in bulk per lb 40c- kraft can stilton french roquefort swiss cream plain cream limburger and old ripe canadian cheese new cheese per lb 20c special in prunes new fruit good size fine quality special 2 lbs for 25c dried peaches less by far than present wholesale price extra special per v 20c washed smyrna table figs lb pkgs oniy 10c our extra fancy chocolates very special per lb 30c loaf sugar 3 lbs 25c fine bulk macaroni 3 lbs for 25c bulk cocoa finest quality per lb 10c talcum powder tins each 10c hallowi dates per lb 10c see our small family size can tomatoes per tin 10c celerylettucespinach other green vegetables in season extra choice quality of bulk roats once used always used fish smelts haddie fillet salmon and oysters ratcliff co deliveries phone 7112 the tribune thursday morning terms 200 a year in advance 230 to the united states a v nolan publuher stouffville ont township ot king he farmed all his ht ia the township of whitchurch in politics he was a staunch con servative having been elected pre sident of the liberalconservative association ot north york mai kliam township school jport affiliated shoti stores means cheaper shoes big reduction h winter to clear them out so as to make room for spring goods wait for my spring shoes and slippers as we will have some good bargains shortly fine shoe repairing right up to date h glehm footwear of merit stouffville ont thotste 4301 nt 1 try this coal we have a car of venton smokeless coal coming in few days this is a coal which makes a hot fire without smoking you out of the house it is a coking coal and after burn- for a short time forms a coke fire we also have a car of no 1 dry hardwood your as it is going fast either short or cordwoocl we carry a line of feeds of all kinds shorts five crown flour o shell grit standard screenings and oil cake sampson put in bran feed s w hastings proprietor successor to w s cook sweet clover hulled and cleaned at our seed house telephone 16 9 residence 3 715 investednot spent the best investment you can make is by adding one or two cows to your herd keep more cows and ship more cream it will pay you stouffville creamery co agents for the delaval separators phone 18602 highest price paid for alsifee sweet clover red clover alfalfa and timothy f t hill co office phone hoi house 1s9 limited l e todd managing director the following members of the junjor second class obtained fifty marks on each of the eight papers written and an average of at leas seventy and were promoted to the senior second class names in order of merit agnes klinck lion sam borin- sky hon norma rusnell murray nendick harry holden isobel cie ner olive bartholomew donau closson ruth barker ljllis morton senior ii feby standing mary doten norman oboyie myron anderson sielle barber teacher jr 1 to sr 1 passed annie brown walter gilroyvelma stover geo swift margaret schmidt hilda parkinson recommended lambert imalloy geuna davis claude brillinger stanley clarkson alfred thomas frank bartholomew clifford wood cock monthly report of sr 1 leola jennings jim lawson sam anderson i sargent teacher from senior primer to jr 1 names in order of merit passed gordon hoover garnie fleischer dora mcmullen harry litner eve lyn dougherty lorraine vanzant from pr b to pr a passed elinore marshall marion rusnell harry brown amy lageer jeanne murchison jim thomas walter holden ivan goudie mae mcmullen recommended fred castle jim pearson fred giebner fern baker from pr c to pr b passed wallace byer floyd forsyth leland fairies victor holden ross mc mullen recommenced phyllis siddall gordon baker gloria castle lloyd holden donald cadieux k h logan teacher mongolia on wednesday feby 24th 1926 at the baptist parsonage stouffville the marriage was performed of miss dorothy marshman of pickering township to mr bertram williams eldest son of mr arthur williams of mongolia mr and mrs williams have leased a house on the 10th con cession south of mongolia where they will make their home the irodical son never received a wanner welcome than that accord ed to mr and mrs lloyd turner on their return to this locality to re sume farming again on the arthur williams property friday evening was not the most delightful outside but tlie neighborhood turned out in numbers at the turner home and spent the evening in one round of enjoyment in songs and games k g tarr archie fleming and well ington wideman provnled speeches or comic performance of some sort i to the merriment of the gathering and lunch was brought by the friends which was aiso enjoyed we are all glad to have the turners notice to dog owners owners and harborers of dogs in the township of markham are re quested to have the money ready to pay the license fee and procure tags for 1926 from the assessors roy h crosby east half and j a thomp son west half when they are called upon the license fees are as follows for each dog the sum of 200 if only one and 400 for each addi tional dog 400 for each bitch if enly one and c00 fur each addi tional bitch under the provisions of the act on tra charge of 25 cents vill be made for license tags if payment is not made before april 15th and fur ther owners or harborers of dogs not reporting same to assessors are liable to severe penalties for not tak ing out licenses for same and the dogs subject to be destroyed the assessors are now on their rounds g a m davison 3 township clerk send the tribune friends to absent but sell kxchaxgb every lino of implement tued on he farm u tc be faund ia our yardj we bay sell or exchange call and see our sleighs many sets to choose from also wagons etc highest prices for hides jank and live poultry h herman phone 192 stouffvillb a bargain 195 acres good loam 7 roomed house bank barn driving shed on stone wall plenty of water four miles from town price 8500 7 roomed brick house large garage electric lights fine location price s3000 7 roomed frame house near main street very large lot with small fruit price sltoo yake and co real estati office in adam yakes jewelry store 2 doors west of railway tracks phone 150 stouffville bloomington e smith spent a few days hart man miss at hartman murray raymer was a visitor last week mr douglas booth was a toronto visitor on tuesday w gould and miss card of locust hill were visitors at e storrys on sunday many are talking about the mail service no mail in four days is something new on this route despite the condition of the roads on saturday night quite a number met at the home of mr and mrs wilbert claughton and surprised them with a miscellaneous shower an enjoyable evening was spent who would saw wood the men of the christian church held a wood- bee last veek and hoo 1 bros f ballantrac vre now in our midst with the- buzz saw also w claugh ton staged an oldtime wood bee which quickly demolished the pile what might have proven a serious accident happened to w afoekler on wednesday of last week while felling a tree in the bush it fell striking mr fockler on the head a gash requiring several stitches we are pleased to know that mr fock ler is able tc be out again credit auction sale of dual purpose reg short horns reg shropshire sheep also horses pigs implemkntshay grain furniture c there will be sold by public auction at lot 2 con 10 markham monglia on wednesday- march 10 19s0 entire farm stock etc belong ing to k g t a r r horses bay mare 12 yeara old brown h0r3ell yrs old bay horse s years old bay horse g p 10 years old 3bxoc o ioooe aoboe aoaoc aox a o o a o march sale specials lemonvllle dorothy hood has gone to tor onto to work mr and mrs russel drewery visited with mr thos drewery we are glad to see leo cook out again after being in bed for a cou ple of weeks rev mr burgess gave a very in teresting lecture on missionary work in india last monday night miss stella cook of winnipeg who has been spending some time around here has gone to toronto fore returning home captain m roach dead captain martin roach well known in legal and sporting circles died on monday last at beaverton in his 55th year deceased was a gradu ate of st michaels college and osgoode hall and enjoyed a large practice for some thirty years dur ing his college career he was pro minent in baseball and other sports he was born in brechin ont where interment took place on wednesday in 1916 mr roach enlisted with the rank of lieutenant in i he 116th battalion and went overseas with col sam sharpe in the following year he was wounded- and was in valided home when he resumed his law practice he is survived hy his widow mrs fannie king roach one daughter marion four brothers dr j j roach montreal rev p roach sandwich out rev w roach st michaels college tor onto g l roach toronto and a sister mrs j f kormann of tor- edward coltham passed away at his farm in the township of whic- church on february the 6th last although failing fc ciir time ills end came peacefully he was on of the oldest farmers in this localiiy having emigrated with his father from kent county england some sixtyseven years ago and settled on a farm south of the town of aurora in 1876 ho married livina ivaiser from this union was born three sons and two daughters with the exception of a few years in the cattle lady dorothy 51193411 red a little white born april 20 1922 sire royal sensation 122379 a campbell ury calved oct 1925 served jan 30 to augusta broad- hooks 160761 lady gordon 110175 red and white calved april 11 1913 served jan 12th mary gordon 153942 red white hairs born sept 2s 1919 heifer calf 4 weeks old by side lucy gordon 210031 red white on belly born sept 24 1924 maggie may 153944 rw hairs born june 22 1919 served jan isth has heifer calf 3 months old fanny 193410 dark roan horn sept 4th 1922 served jan 3 roan heifer 2 years old served jan 17tht pure bred dark roan heifer 2 yrs old served jan 15th pure bred red cow calf at foot black cow due time of sale holstein cow due time ot sale red cow full flow served dec 25 red heifer calf at foot holstein cow due march 1st roan cow due time of sale roan cow full flow rw heifer rising 2 yrs old jersey heifer 2 years old in april served in sept reg shropshire sheep 6 breeding ewes 2 ewe lambs ram lamb from imported stock pigs white sow bred dec 10 red sow bred feb 1st 9 shoats 3 store pigs about 20 plymouth rock pullets implements c deering bin der 6 ft cut with truck mccormick mower 5 ft cut deering horse rake 10 ft mh hoe drill 12 spout mh shoe drill 15 spout mh cultivator farmers friend riding plow wilkinson ixl single plow verity single plow verity plow veriey double plow bissel disc harrow steel roller frost wood stifftooth cultivator almost new bain wagon corn rack set truck wheels set wagon springs hay rack 16 ft good honey fann- ingmill fleury cuttingbox peter hamilton pulper 3 horse power engine set national weigh scales stoneboat pig hanger 4 sling ropes scufiier wheelbarrow bag truck grindstone water trough ladder 20 ft cutter set diamond harrows 4 sec good 4 logging chains set bobsleighs mclaughlin cutter good as new top buggy gray make good top buggy todd suction feed sharpies separator no 3 nearly new suction fsed sharpies separator no 2 chop box 2 eight foot pig troughs waler pipe belting for engine oil bar rel 25 gals and other articles harness 2 sets single harness set plow harness set heavy har ness nickie 3 high top collars 2 open collars grain and hay 75 bus seed buckwheat a quantity of barley quantity turnips and mangoldos 2 slacks of hay quantity alfalfa hay number grain bags furniture meciarys famous pandora range sideboard dresser fallleaf table washstand bed room suite flour stand 6 cans bottom chairs couch 6 kitchen chairs cook stove royal oak heater good as new about 25 yds carpet rayo lamp 2 or 3 small irnf a number dishes favorito o 3 2 lawn mowers 33 linoleum forks rakes hoes and numerous other articles positively no reserve as mr tarr is giving up farming terms veal calves poultry furniture and all sums of 1500 and under cash over that amount s months ere lit on approved ioint notes or 4 per cent straight off for cash sale at 12 sharp p w sirrssdes auctioneer ora reaman clerk o q o o a o 0 ladies white flannelette nightdresses special 98c fancy wool yarns and silk and wool yarns per skein special 15c o d p fancy sweater yarns 2 oz balls per ball special 25c mens heavy trous in tweeds whip cords ban- noekburns reg 500 and 600 per pet- special 375 boys suits in dark and light tweeds also a few j navy blue serge special 525 g p table cloths all linen and linen mixture each special 250 fancy baskets assorted sizes each a o special for thursday morning 59c d o staunton semi trimmed wallpaper saves time the selvages are partially severed in the process of manufacture and all that is needed to accurately trim the rolls is to tap the ends on the table these papers can be hung quite easily and successfully by folks who do their own papering and paperhangers find that with these papers they can do the work much more quickly and that they always give complete satisfaction you will enjoy choosing wallpaper from our new stock the patterns are so novel and varied the colour harmonies are so effective that you will soon find an ideal paper for each room that needs renovating that will make your home as charming as you wish it were now o d o w h shaw phone 9512 stouffville this store will remain closed every night excepting satur day duringthe winter months q o oezoe 30e30c raoiaoe 30eioe q o none