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stouffville april 12th 1928 cars cars used cars at bargain brices 1926 chevrolet coach 500 1923 mclaughlin touring 400 4 wjal brakes 1925 star coupe 350 1925 star tourlrte 100 see these cars at q3kje j e cober agent for the new pontiac oar now on display at bakers gar age or phone us fo demon stration stouffville ontario school report racier 62 i sr ill hoy savis 73 gorman betx 64 clarence rodgers so jr ill margaret churlyjioalma hill 36 elmer burnett 71 willie topper 64 sr ii clayton topper 52 gara- bed kalaustlan 51 elwood betz 49 johnnie whiiamx 42 jr ii margaret tqpper 93 clar ion baker 89 randalph forsyth 78 xoel storry 78 margaret brown 74 marlon burnett 67 edith churly 66 carson tyndah 59 harold gilbert 30 jr i ross gilbert 74 lillian churly cs reginald wintersteln 40 sr pr betty hamui ob- jr pr billie tranmer 78 doreen betz 73 douglas ha mm 67 v barnes leacher 3irs timothy breuls easter school report iiir stouffvihel jr pr douglas tidy ruth mar shall morley brown sr pr margaret btlil marie brown edith grubin k h logat teacher jr i lillian phillips margaret forsyth floyd forsyth fern baker leland fairies joe mcmuken and elmer winn and evelyn dougherty equal i sargent tteacher jr ii morley pugb george mor- den annie brown edna mcjsuon elinore marshall george swift- lillian dowswell teaelier jr ill jim lawssn alnxeda brown eulati brillinger d e orchard teacher jr iv to sr iv agnes klinck charles nolan rhoda vaniant rec norman baker rec sr iv edra burkitt norma lit tle john button c e watson principal v lemonville school report for mar jr iv florence barkey 79 floyd preston 76 jack leacock 75 jack barkey 69 jean baker 69 don hall 67 bert taylor 48 jr ill a eida hutchison 81 lewis wells 75 reta wells 69 blake yake 64 albert richardson i 43 stanley hall 41 jr ihr b helen hastings 82 doris baker 63 keith hutchinson 60 bruce baker 40 sr ii allan baker 76 frank hall 66 sr i alice richardson 75 marlon hasings g3 jr i james attreed 80 vera wells 73 betty brooks 67 harold preston 46 pr sammy fockler 83 jlm rae 67 no on the roll 27 average at tendance 22 margarete y thomson teacher school report for ss no 10 whitchurch for march names marked were absent for one or more examinations sr iv helen churly 71 ken neth betz 67 jr iv florence reesor 68 ruth ramer 67 clarence cowie 64 grace sixth line school report easter examinations lionors sr iv charlee ratcliff sr ill dorothy feufols elgtn hisey gertrude clarke jr ill robert sibley charles penfold stanley phillips sr ii thin phillips jr ii ruth clarke beta jsiifcin- son allan pike jr i donald harper joe foote free melborne emmeraon rec sr pr eddie hoover rnth hoover jr pr promoted to sr primer jack talbot leland emmeraon sojd howard ratclill equal bruoe clarke freddie pike ftwing to illness others were ab sent for examinations v carnegie teacher mongolia school report for easter clss iv muriel spofford 81 alma keller 80 edna green 75 eve lyn gren 73 laurine wagg 62 garnet vanzant 58 jack barkey 57 rowena brown 55 minnie taylor 38 sr lit velma brown 59 laura foote 55 jr ill ebhel wagg 58 percy brown 47 jr ii aiwrie wagg 69 gladys green 5g elva taylor 50 sr i jean pugh gertrude winn bruce foote verna brown willie brown jack brown kenneth taylor sr pr verna zeller fay green edna wagg morley brown jr pr ernie taylor clarence betz jm card teacher births hosking at peaches markham twp on monday april 9 1928 to mr and mrs thos john hosk ing a son deaths forsyth at st josephs hospital toronto april 6th1928 margaret widow of the late john d forsyth formerly a resident of stouffville interment in union cemetery claremont on monday gregory at petrolia ont on thursday april 5th 1928 charles gregory formerly of this section beloved husband of susan kelly in his 79th year in memoriam flewell in memory of the late mrs william flewell who passed away on april 10th 1924 while the midnight stars are gleam ing on a lonely silent grave beneath it sleeps our mother the one we loved but could not save the family mrs timothy breuls passed peace fully away at the home of her daugh ter mrs andrew johnston 564 jchdrch st toronto sunday morn ing april the 1st 1928 after a long trying sickness which was borne so patiently a brief service was conducted at the home by the rev dr booth and rev mr tuer on tuesday at noon wjaena large number of relatives and friends met to pay the last re spect to the departed after which hyjttotor the funeral cortege pro ceeded to dixons hill for interment jierea brief service waa conduct ed by the rev dr booth during his remarks he said i have known mrs breuls and her departed hus band who predeceased her 11 years she fulfilled in he life my idea of what aa christian mother ought to be her patience shence and love of home unlade her a worthy christ ian mother seldom she went abroad but could foe found in the home al ways guidetng directing and labor ing fo of which all were present at her bedside seven daughters and 2 sons are left to mourn theloss of devoted mother grandsons were pall bearers and the floral contribution included a pillow irom the ichuflrena wreath from the grandchildren a wreath from her two sisters mrs ebyand mrs fry also wreaths fm liss mary camp bell mrs giuesan mr and mrs a b campbell mr mrs bramley and family mr and mrs c w wis- mer mr and mrs will reid mr and mrs wesley pleury mr and mrs o reynolds mr aid mrs max well miss g fisher the office staff of the granite club mr and mrs brupbacher mrsand miss lawrence the nurses at 204 geoffry st sun shine circle college st united church womens association col lege st united church mrand mrs h elasser mr and mrs j rose mr and mrs geo reid mrs w arche and mrs w morgan miss joan kennedy the malleable dept masseyharris co markham tp council deputyreeve padget thinks road snjit for kixhi months on straight salary would serve needs of touusbip special mcetiiij will decide ap pointment of road supt uxbridge twp taxes the tax collector for the township of uxbridge has just completed his roll for 1927 and judging by the figures he has to submit to the coun cil mr mcdonald made a fairly thor ough clean up out of a total sum of 3522298 that he started out to collect last fall he has garnered it all but 24150 and 2702 cancell ed by the council of the 24150 outstanding a goodly portion is held up owing to the taxes being on a property held under the soldiers settlement scheme and it is not certain that such taxes can be collected at all the amount of uncollected taxes have been returned to the county treasurer at whitby to be charged against the properties unless paid to him forthwith e ttabli shing a new standard in autom ob iles n the new 6 durant four romtmfj sptmt touting md cwiffmi tttujiltr passenger cart fours and sixes from725 l4mije oms texts entr v7hen you ce the new durant four you ml will realize that this car positively t a new standard for automobiles you will be impressed by its size its newly designed radiator and the very modem line of its durant built hayeshunt body after you have examined it thoroughly the fine upholstering the comfortable seats jut for a demonstration the improved fted seal continental motor will surprise you you will unconsciously compare its power and speed with that of six cylinder performance the long wheel- base the greater flexibility of the motor and the bendix 4wheei brakes give you that satis- faction usually associated only with moti expensive cars convince yourself that there is no four cylin der car on the market that looks better ridel easier or offers more value per dollar than the new durant four ride in it drive tt yourself i bmilt bj durant motors of canada limited toronto canada c228 durant kmtby trttcki four nj she cycmjtrs ctpttcily 1 ion end iy tont hugh boyd dealer stouffville the regular april meeting of the markham township council was held in the township hall unlon- ville on monday afternoon with reeve gobn in the chair and the following members present deputy reeve r l stiver 2nd deputyreeve george b padget and councillors r j beany and r a smith the matter of the appoiutment of a road superintendent for the town ship was introduced but was left over for a special meeting in the near future when a representative of the ontario department of high ways will be preseut one half of the salary of the superintendent is paid by the province and the depart ment regulation require that all ap pointments to this office shall have their ratification deputyreeve pad- get expressed the opinion that there was no use of markham township employing a man during the winter months when there was practically no work to be done he was also opposed to the payment of mileage and said he favored paying a super intendent 125 per month straight salary for eight months in the year councillor smith aim expressed the opinion that this would be sufficient the matter will be fully discussed at the special meeting and the road foremen in the various divisions will also be appointed several ap plications for the positions of road foreman have already been received i and it is probably that there will be some change in the personnel this year applications were receiv ed on monday from j h haynes milliken d shadlock div no 5 p r mann box grove and george w bennett box grove j s mcnair and reeve j lunau of richmond hill asked the mark ham council for a larger grant to ward richmond hill fair and the annual grant was boosted from 15 to 35 on motion of messrs padget and beatty mr miller one of the trustees of the police village of unionvilleask- ed what action was taken regarding the new proposed plan of the village which had been under consideration for some time this new plan will take considerable property into the village and reeve gohn pointed out that it would be necessary for the county council to ratify the bylaw at the june session in the mean time he promised to see the engineer and ascertain just how far the pro ject had proceeded and have steps taken to complete it mr kincaide asked for stone to be placed on the fifth concession council promised to consider the matter when laying out the years work councillor beatty asked if the pile of gravel at gormley could not now be used to relieve some of the bad road conditions in that district it is understood that the gravel was drawn to the pile some years ago as road work and had not yet been used g h duncan of the langstaff supply co langstaff gave the coun cil quotations on stone gravel cul verts posts and other road require ments for the year r coulson asked refund of his dog tax as his dog was killed the day after the assessor was around he was instructed to see the tax col lector there was considerable discussion concerning the condition of roads throughout the township it was the unanimous opinion that the drag should be operating on all roads just as soon as weather conditions permitted superintendent middleton reported that his search for town ship drags had resulted in the loca tion of twelve it was felt that there was considerable difficulty in this matter as drags were often used on the roads and then- taken home by farmers and often could not be loca ted it was felt that the drag was a very useful and inexpensive piece of machinery and so that all sec tions of the township might have the benefit of them on motion of de putyreeve padget and councillor beatty the reeve was authorized to buy ten for immediate delivery the price quoted was 18 each the proposed widening of the langstaff slderoad was discussed at some length it is now a provincial road and the department proposes to carry out some extensive improve ments to the road and have request ed the township to have the owners move their fences to the proper places it is understood from a plan which has been submitted that a great many of the owners in mark ham have their present fences on the highway and before any contracts are let it will be necessary to have the road widened to the proper width the ontario highway act by which the township each year receives a grant in proportion to the money expended requires that early in tho year an estimate of all work be sub mitted to tho department this is rather a difficult problem for town ships as tho councillors are unable to definitely fix tho expenditure until the annual inspection has been made in tho spring and the work for tho year decided upon however it is a necessity that tho department have an estimate and the following was submitted by the council on monday as estimate of the coming years ex penditure on roads construction 5000 bridge construction 10000 machinery 1000 superintendent salary 2000 maintenance and re pairs 25000 making a total of 43000 this estimate is not bind- in any way on the council the following accounts were pass ed a duncan unlonvllle 3680 d boyd stouffville 1880 d gra ham stouffville 840 fr mann markham 420 l middleton sal ary and mileage 9740 hydro electric power commission 1417 stiver bros coal 441 registry office securing list of farm sales of past year 900 50 cedar tribune office rails young calves for veallug pur poses jchurley phone 6405 s wanted eggs for hatching from bred to lay barred rocks 50c per setting of 15 j o spang phone 6616 fok sali- pigs about 100 lbs e ferguson phone 7s02 frksh cow fok sale calf by side jerseyholstein dmmoyer stouffville fok sale brood sow due april 8th also 7 sucking pigs 6 weeks wesley brillinger bethesdaihone s513 7 wanted at once capable man for farm work married house provided geo collard stouffville phone 3203 wanted about 100 good sound cedar posts apply lot 35 con 5 or phone markham 1516 fred sh locust hi seed fok sale about 20 bus choice clean sweet clover seed chas preston lemonville phone ss02 1 fok sale xo s16 international tractor parts from a machine be ing wrecked including chains and sprocket in good order also 1923 ford sedan good at a bargain 125 percy cober phone 3304 to kext good dwelling on main street water and electric extra warm dwelling possession may 1st ait pngh baby chicks 300 or 400 ply mouth rocks ready for sale about april 10th w a wideman markham phone 6500 7 jersey black giaxt hatch- ing eggs for sale 75c for setting of 13 murray e dunkeld clare mont rr xo 2 phone clare mont 1506 7 grimm alfalfa seed govern ment tested no 2 contains no primary weed seeds or sweet clover price 18 5n per bushel a b holden markham phone stouffville 6015 8 10000 hevs wanted at once highest market price paid dont part with your hens until you phone us sam golden pennock livery property fok sale good 7 roomed house electric and water installed good barn about 2 acres all in small fruits on main street apply to owner edw walls stouff ville or phone 6513 ps good onehorse dray for sale nearly new 8 hatching eggs s c w leg horns from high producing care fully culled hens pen headed by pedigreed cockerels weighing six pounds 5c per egg reduction on incubator lots robt hook rr 3 stouffville 8 cars painted varnished and made new in body and looks best workman ship by experienced man let us tell you the cost of making that old car look new paperhariglng and decor ating also our specialty fred brown bakers garage stouftville briek bush specials hatching eggs from buff plymouth rocks white plymouth rocks jersey black giants at 10c per egg special price for incubator quan tities gladioli bulbs our splen did mixture 60c per dozen ask for prices on named varieties seed potatoes early and late varieties we shall have all you want in cabbage cauliflower and fowering annuals 12 varieties of tomatoes the best only phone for prices s008 barn frame for sale also shed 6x44 and 6 posts 17xl2xl2 6 beams 26xl0xl0 4 plates 30 xl0xl2 22 joists 14x3x8 7 girts 14x6x6 some sillsstud lng braces etc 80 apply isaac pike stouffville rr 4 7 chicks orders taken for baby chicks 13 varieties april delivery sixteen cents and up all charges paid write or phone for price list mongolia pet stock and poul try yards phone stouffville 7828 2tt avait here is a chance to buy it pays you to investigate a browns stock mens fine and work boots at reduced prices 40 pr boys boots size 11 to 5 reg 350 now s200 mens work shirts reg 125 now 75c boys windbreakers and sweaters only 6 left reg 250 now s125 15 doz ladies black bottonm hose at 13c pr 7 sets new breeching and backband harness at reduced prices also used harness implements new wagon and new and used neck- yokes aad doubletrees dealer in hides wool and junk highest prices paid house and lot for sale a brown stouffville ontario certified seed potatoes for sale why plant diseased seed and grow poor crops when you can get healthy certified seed and grow big crops yielding 175200 bags per acre disease cuts yield away down and causes potatoes to rot in time certified seed dooley variety bagged and tagged 260 certified seed dooley variety bin run per bag 200 prices subject to market clarence toole mount albert 7 sc white leghorns baby chicks and hatching eggs six pens of selected birds of vigour size and stamina mated to sons of contest and advanced record hens mated according to blood lines pullet flock not mated may chicks 1900 per 100 eggs 650 per 100 special pedigreed chicks 40c each eggs 25c each willow grove farm rhone 4611 wm vander bent richmond hill rr no 1 7 notice of application fob divorce n notice is hereby given that mary walton smith of the city of toronto- in the county of york in the prov ince of ontario married woman will apply to the parliament of canada at this present or next session there of for a bill of divorce from her husband hewitt sproul smith of the said city of toronto in the co of york manuacturers agent on the ground of adultery mary walton smith byher solicitors farmer hope 57 queen street west toronto 2 dated at toronto province of ontario the 17th day of march19s chrysler 52 new lower prices coupe 870 roadster 870 utifcumhu teat touring 870 twojjoor sedan 880 fourdoor sedan 930 deluxe coupe 930 with rumbu seat deluxc sedan 1000 ad prieem f a b windtor on- including standard fac tory equipment freight and taxxsuxtra sensational new values due to new lower prices extraordinary speed power and pickup unmatch ed smoothness of operation at any speed real highcompression power fullsized bodies of exceptional fineness with ample room for adult passengers characteristic chrysler smartness of line and color utmost seating comfort selfequalizing chrysler hydraulic 4whecl brakes available at slight extra cost truly low center of gravity no other car of this price handles so easily designed and built by the same great group of engineers and the same great manufacturing organization which also builds the chrysler 62 72 and 1 12 h p imperial so only by comparative demonstration can you learn just how much better ij the chrysler 52f ride in any other car in the lowpriced field then inspect ride in and drive the 52 in evitably you will reach the conclusion that the 52 at its new lower prices is more than ever the greatest value in its particular price group the car you will buy 11m swifts garage stouffville ont ehiysler52