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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 7, 1926, p. 8

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s st0uffv1lle october 7th 1926 vote at richmond hill school report with the judgment of mr justice ordfc just given out providing lor a new vote to be taken in the matter ol church union in richmond hill there is an air of expectancy amongst the presbyterians and the metho dists as to the outcome there last year when the vote was taken the preshyterians lost the church by a minority of one vote this time with mr justice orde ruling that some 40odd names previously omitted from the voting list shall he included it is hoped by the presbyterians that the poll will show a different result on the other band the methodists are hoping to secure some of the votes added but whichever way the vote goes it is eure to be a close one all parties concerneu are extreme ly anxious to have the date of the vote settled speedily althoughwith certain details which have to be jarranged it is hardly expected that the affair can be arranged in less than a month a general meeting of both congregtions will have to be called and a date suitable to both arranged then such date must be monthly school report of stouff- ville public school for september room 1 a class floyd forsyth victor holden wallace byer b class pauline boadway edith grubin gloria castle c class kenneth rusnell bert clarkson luella mcmullen and elmer winn kathleen h logan teacher room 2 jr i joe todd murray hopkins stanley clarkson sr i amy lageer gordon hoo ver marion rusnell i sargent teacher room 3 jr ii jim lawson clifford woodcock ada giebner and sam anderson sr ii evelyn baker billie smith margaret mcmullen stelle barber teacher room 4 jr ill agnes klinck blanche hoover olive bartholomew and vera hopkins sr ill margorie hoover alice smith dorothy meyers d e orchard teacher room 5 jr iv edwin smith luella stouffer margaret browne sr iv mary byer glenn rat- os with the dance intimated from the pulpit on two cliff separate sundays j lenore brown c e watson principal superior groceries specials this week choice cooking onions 8 lbs 25c kellogs bran flakes 2 pkgs 23c shredded wheat 2 pkgs 25c campbells tomato soups 2 tins 25c zinc jar rings per dozen 19c pearl white naptha soap 5 bars 25c 21 bars 100 fresh stock of neilsons chocolates and jersey milk bars a w scott prompt delivery telephone a dollar is saved when it is in the bank and the sooner it is deposited in the bank the greater the as surance of its being saved a saving account is a magnet for the money that ordinarily slips through ones flngersand an incomepaying guarantee for the future the standard bank op cajstaxa stouffville branch a c burkholder manager subbratich at goodwood 40000 trucks s use ontarios highways commercial users have increased from less than 2800 in 1916 to 40000 in 1926 county engineers and others complain of damage to roads because of overloading of trucks and speed at which they are driven on highways the necessity of limiting loads was recognized by the government three years ago unless you wish more drastic legislation further limiting of weight and speed you will cooperate with the department and obey the law all tax payers must not be penalized because of temporary profit to the few road repair bills should never be burdensome and will not be if you use the highways reasonably penalties arc provided for overloading and fast driving these should be unnecessary but will be rigidly enfdfced whenever necessary the hon g s henry minister of highways s l squire deputy minister issued bj the ontario department of high ways to secure the cooperation of motorists and truck operators in abating the abuse of the roads of the province i the editor of the river falls journal in wisconsin did a little motoring this summer and took his first peep into the holiday dance hall and here is how the scene appeared to him we stopped and took a peep into the dance ball the other night and we were fully con vinced that some of the best wrestl ing matches the world has ever known have not been advertised somebodys missing a fortune in the sale of ringside se8ts if it hadnt been for the music arrests for assaults and battery could have been made promiscuously some of the dancers showed characteristics of firstclass wrestlers al contor tionists and hop hip artists were present with hair oil running down their spinal columns and their hair plastered back over a cranium that had nothing in it but a burning de sire- to spar with charleston or flee hop yes our kid was there backing em around the hall just like the rest but with a different movement than he puts on when he waltzes the lawn mower at home if he ever did but he dont an 80yearold man with the ague would be a beau brummel in a ball room nowadays one couple sway ed everything but their feet and they didnt have zt parking sign either some of the shieks bent over the partners at an angle that would make the hunchback of notre dame look as staight ab a telephone pole others grasped their hi girls in vicelike grip while some held them at arms length and kicked them on the shins there were more girls there who rolled their hose than will ever roll a per ambulator fthe music ijesembled a 1913 ford running through a gal vanized corrugated culvert altona the regular monthly meeting of the womens institute will be held on wednesdayoct 13at the home of mrs d tran atha come and bring fancy work and enjoy the pro gram which is being put on by the grandmothers of the institute best dressed grandmothers are to receive a prize plan to be there and bring your friends auction sale of horses milch cows tigs feed implements etc goodwood corn cutting is being rushed here john alsop has returned from the west now is the time to start and feed rawleighs poultry powder mrwubert legate and wife visited his parents on sunday mrs e j elliott of rapid city wis spent a few days with friends here mr and mrs thomas baston are visiting their daughter mrs edw taylor porques junction miss louie robinson of toronto attended markham fair and wasi home over the week end a large number attended the markham fair including mrs flor ence and mr gordon crapper richard hynes has decided to rent his 150 acre farm as the former tenant is leaving robt tindall section foreman has accepted a similar position at cannington on the cnr and will shortly move there william sellers has charge here for the present mr and mrs roy doten mrs norman reid misses bessie fenn dora mckay and marion hutchin son of toronto visited mr antl mrs j f reid on sunday what would last sunday nights pumpkins say if they could talk some of our citizens and others from outside went out swiping pumpkins and brought them to town only for another slight hand perfor mer to get some of them hope they make good pies altona cider mill the undersigned is prepared to receive applications for appointments of dates for making apple butter jelly or syrup new equipment has been installed to produce an article on a scientific and sanitary basis apples need not be pared or cored but clean sound fruit is desir able one bag of sweet filling to eight bags of cider apples preferred for further particulars write or phone peter nighswander prop stouffville r r 3 phone 9021 the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 29 con 8 markham 1 m miles south ringwood on wednesday oct 13th 1926 the property of lloyd moyer black mare aged supposed in foal bred june 22 bay gelding 12 years old percheron gelding 2 years old percheron gelding 1 year old holstein cow calf by side holstein cow bred march 15th holstein cow bred august 23rd ayrshire cow bred june lth holstein cow in full flow jersey cow in full flow holstein heifer bred august 23rd holstein heifer bred june 19th holstein heifer bred may 31st holstein bull eligible for reg sow due october 1st a number of anconas and partridge wyandotte hens plymouth rock partridge wyan dotte pullets plymouth rock partridge wyan dotte cockerels 14 geese 3 perkin ducks quantity of timothy grain quantity of alfalfa hay quantity oat hay corn in shock turnips in the row 2 acres about 600 bus mixed grain about 125 bus fall wheat and marquis wheat quantity of fall apples mh binder g ft cut mhmower 5 ft cut mh rake 10 ft wide mh hay tedder frost wood con cultivator bean or turnip puller manure spreader mh outthrow disc harrow spring- tooth cultivator mh stifftooth cultivator climax seed drill syl vester foursection harrows rid ing plow cockshutt walking plow no 3 wilkinson set bobsleighs bain wagon box and springs rub bertire brantford buggy wagon gravel box cutter mclaughlin wilson scales scuffler land roller hay rack chatham fanningmill cuttingbox ph page milking machine litter carrier and truck separator melotte cook stove champion wheelbarrow jcolony house 2 chicken coops potato sprayer harness cupboard fire- less cooker set double harness set single harness pair bridles number collars and sweat pads logging chain xcut saw feed box watering trough pig trough 34 rods frost fence quantity of barbed wire set trace chain har ness number iron posts number cedar posts number grain sacks scythe buck saw chatham incu bator 50 egg cap hoes forks shovels and other articles too num erous to mention no reserve as mr moyer is giv ing up farming and has leased his farm terms hay grain feed roots corn sow fowl and all sums of 15 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit on furnishing ap proved joint notes or five per cent straight off for cash sale at one pm sharp f w sllversldes auctioneer ninth line markham miss flora eagleson of toronto spent the past two weeks at her home miss emma blair of torontowas home over the week end mr r j mcelwains friend of ballycroy returned after spending a few days at his home born to mrand mrs middlebrook a son mr truman eagleson spent a few days in toronto last week miss tarr was home over sunday mr jphn knight of toronto was home with his parents i over the week end mr and mrs hillman of toronto spent the week end with mr grant a large number from this line took in the markham fair last week and some were taken in pick pockets gyproc fireproof wallboard nailed in large boards direct to studding right jover damaged walls or faded wallpaper easily quickly applied without muss at surprisingly low cost gyproc will not burn it is heat cold and sound resisting makes a continuous wall of rock that is very light in weight drop in and we will gladly explain gyprocs except ional advantages for sale by stouffvnxe pianing mill e3h of auction sale horses milch cows implements etp the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 2 con 4 avliitcliurch half mile north of gormley on friday oct 15th 1926- property belonging to ernest n harvey houses bay mare 12 years old gp brown mare 10 years old g p bay gelding 7 years old gp bay mare gr p driving horse good milch cows black cow 3 young heifers holstein cow supposed in calf- black and white cow sup in calf spotted cow supposed in calf black and white cow sup in calf spotted cow supposed in calf black cow supposed in calf 1 bull some of these cows are good milk ers and in full flow fowl c a number of hens and roosters g ducks 1 drake implements etc mh binder g ft cut mh mower 5 foot cut deering disc drih cul tivator scuffler root pulper ph disc harrow horse rake 2 plows wheel no 21 fleury double fur row plow land roller set harrows 4 section 2 heavy wagons wagon box hay rack qnehorse light wagon buggy milk cart set bob sleighs set double harness leather face collar quantity timothy hay quantity mixed grain standing corn 4 or 5 acres quantity pota toes grass seeder cow chains primrose cream separator large milk strainer washing machine cook stove upright heater coal or wood collars forks and num erous other articles positively no reserve terms hay grain potatoes corn fowl and all sums of 1500 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit on approved joint notes or 5 per cent off for cash sale at 1 pm silversides farmer auctioneers xxxxx b c shingles we have a few of these in our yard now if you are needing a new roof call and see these shingles sometime when you are in town aop in and see this rcck board we have it makes excellent sheeting fer poultry pens this is something entirely now from any other boards it sells for 4c per square foot stouffville planing mill stouffer i phone 194 schell stouffville wanted large quantity of buckwheat honey sam golden at pennocks livery for sale fresh milch cow young easy to milk hb barnes ring- wood phone 21g for sale fresh milch durham cow also a number of small pigs s weeks old willis widuman lot 8 con 10 whitchurch apples fall and winter apples for sale now also cider apples at 50c cwt chas e barkey phone 6606 32 for sale 100 acre farm lot 11 2nd con uxbridge clay loam good house bank barn spring creek we meredith rrno 3 phone g920 stouffville farm for saikr40 acres at lot 23 con 9 whitchurch with good frame barn 20 acres seeded and ave acres bush maple birch and pine apply to ross hood bal- iantrae 3 real estate choice vacant lots for sale also several low priced houses others for sale as high in price as you want to pay now is the time also small places outside the town and houses in other towns and cities farms all sizes and prices call yako jeweler and real estate buttons block wanted young calves for vealing purposes also highest prices paid for fat calves j churly phone 6405 31 cider cider cider we are again prepared to make your cider this season bring along your apples also we have fresh cider for sale frank harvey phone 7207 stouffville corner townline and 5th concession implements reduced for quick sale pulleys and beltings various sizes plow for fordson tractor manure spreader fchese machines are in excellent shape and will be soid reasonable for quick sale h herman phone 102 stouffville the golden throated phonographs ram lambs 5 firstclass shrop shire ram lambs for sale wm ratcliff phone 20g for sale white pelt in ducks for breeding purposes t holden phone 1715 for sale barred rock pullets early hatched starting to lay fletcher goudie phone 2706 fall apples for sale weal- thies 200 bbl blenheim orange 250 bbl c e barkey phone 6606 for sale yorkshire and shrop shire bred sows open sows and hoars about ready for service they will produce what the mar ket demands being of right type we have a few shropshire ram lambs unsold these are sure to get market toppers the price is below what the quaiity calls for we have pekin ducks of the large breed if you want to get into something better in ducks also yearling leghomsthat lay heavy w e l meredith 2nd uxbridge phone 6920 stouffville poultry wanted highest price paid for fat live poultry also for feathers wool hides junk etc ben rexlin stouff ville phone 7821 house for sale in toronto at kow beach 8 rooms brick and shingle hardwood on all floors good furnace hot water heater and laundry tubs in base ment well painted and decorated f d nighswander 396 kingswood road toronto groov 0118 for sale new perfection oil heater also one coal heater nicklc plate trimmed mrs e a hutchinson william street west end house and lot for sale in altonn frame dwelling barn hen house raspberries currants pears apples plums handy to school church and stores good ior sale maxwell touring car 1921 model perfect rnnnlng order 200 privately owned i at do fun nf apply r a marshall 691 strath- appr h tindall clare- more blvd toronto ont j niont rr 3 32 price 5500 500 cash and s500 per month we also have other styles call in and hear these wonderful mach ines i have added to my already weh stocked store a beautiful lie of phonographs for your inspection see me and see better adam r yake optometrist watchmaker and jeweler 2 doors west of railway tracks phone 159 stouffvillh

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