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stouffville october 11th 1923 victoria square too late last week we are busy with threshing and silofilling and are thankful that we have such a bounteous crop to care lor we envy those who have their own machinery for the above indus tries we are often called to help our neighbors when our own work is suffering the weather has been very favorable pall wheat hae a good start and is several inches above the ground the school fair at unionville was well attended by the pupils of the local schools great interest is taken in exhibiting their flowers vegetables and live stock as well as efforts in manual training and domestic science stockjudging is getting to to be commended public speaking to be cpmmended publie speaking also was in for keen competition eight seniors and five juniors aguitt- ed themselves admirably before on eager interested audience it is surely a redletter day for the girls and boys a special session of the sunday school was held on sunday it being the annual rally day much credit is due to the committee who so taste fully decorated the church especi ally the platform mr wall gave a and interested both young and old 1 the local schools nos 4 and 7 are j planning a contest to be held at xo i on the afternoon of wednesday an allotment of spelling has been assigned in each class also they are to cross swords in speed and accur acy in mechanical arithmetic markham tp council sixth line whitchurch roy coppins has purchased a sedan car orval roach has had a nice driving shed erected on his farm a number of people on this line at tended the funeral of the late mrs david lewis mr rae of goodwood has rented mrs r rawsons farm and takes possession in the spring mr and mrs alex oxtoby of udora also mr and mrs thos condy of claremont spent sunday with mr and mrs harold dickinson mrand mrs horace willison and baby ruth of athens have returned home after spending a week with the formers parents mr and mrs w h willison miss e1u redshaw of sandford spent a day recently with her par ents mr and mrsgeoredshaw david elson from usa the regular monthly meeting of the markham township council was held oct 2 in the township hall with reeve w c gohn in the chair and all the nmcibers present deputy- reeve r l stiver who injured his foot some weeks ago had to attend on crutches but despite his injuries was in his regular place a resolution was unanimously pass ed granting the use of the township hall during the month of january to the department of agriculture to hold the annual short course for young men and women a petition was received from the residents of elgin street thornhill asking that gravel be placed on the street as local improvment reeve gohn and deputyreeve padget will consult with the residents of the street relative to proposed improvements a communication was received from the east vaughan ratepayers association asking the council to con sider the mattery of sidewalk and proper lighting on yonge street be tween thornhill and richmond hill it was suggested that an electric light at each car stop would be u has returned home great improvement after attending the mr a d bruce and mr very thoughtful address to the school fnnentl of his brother william hobbs storage battery js different from any other battery and is guaranteed for two years others only one year if it fails to do its work in that 2 years we will give you a new battery absol utely without further charge important points a the hobbs battery has under all conditions 25 more strength and efficiency produced by the higher working voltage than stand ard makes of lead plate batteries b it follows logically that the hobbs will spin the engine at higher speed ic also that there will be 25 higher voltage delivered to the spark coil d giving a 25 hotter spark to the explosive mixture in the cylinders e which gives quicker starting of the engine f thus causing less drain on the hobbs battery for each start g it is a well known fact that 90 of all batteries are spoiled from lack of charge undernourished h but since the hobbs has less drain it will keep more fully charg ed and requires 25 less electric current to fully rechargeit when necessary a hobbs will be charged at only the price of regular batteries i therefore the hobbs battery will logically last longer central garage stouffville roy strong agent to owners of dominion of canada 5 pc refunding loan bonds maturing october 15th 1928 dominion of canada 5 per cent refunding loan bonds maturing october 15th will be redeemed at any branch of the bank of nova scotia- bonds may be presented on or before october 15th and payment will be made as instructed by the owner either in currency by cheque or by credit to the owners account the bank of nova scotia dollars in your pocket through time saved youve no idea the time caved with a toronto engine and a toronto grain grinder on your farm think of how much quicker an engine will do the work when attached to your pulpcr grinder saw cutting box cream separator fanning mill or pump its a steady worker requireslittle attention operates economically on kerosene with a toronto grain grinder too youll save hours on every trip to the mill i know it will fill your needs either for coarse or fine chop efficiently and economically all built with extra capacity ill be glad to discuss these or any other toronto labor- saving equip- rjomrt at any time or let mo give you some free lit erature george a lawson stouffville ontario wind engine l oront timbers appeared on behalf of the noith york plowmens association and were given a grant of fifty dollars a grant of fifteen dollars was made to the thornhill public library a communication was received from the war veterans association ot markham township asking th9 coun cil to take steps to have war memor ials presented to the township prop erly mounted and preserved and placed in conspicuous places it was suggested that they be mounted and placed in front of the crosby memor ial fink the communication was signed by l middleton president and a myers secretary of the organ ization deputy reeve padget complained that a culvertil mh thm mhbtmecaro that a culvert on the lot 40 sideroad east of the second concessioon which was fixed by council at a width of twenty feet had been con structed twentyfour feet wide he complained that it was unfair it one man could run the council it was definitely decided to build it twenty feet wide and then someone must have changed it and he was sure it was not the council reeve gohn said that he visited the culvert along with the engineer and that the engineer had decided that it should be twentyfour feet councillor smith said he couldnt see any sense in a fifteen foot road and a twentyfour foot culvert it was in a section where it would cost a tremendous amount to widen the road to the width o the culvert and the traffic did not warrant it mr padget i see no necessity for it reeve gohn there might be a future necessity and moreover if we are to get our subsidty we must build it to conform to department regula tions mr padget we would be better without the grant iwhy spend fifty per cent to get a grant of thirty per cent councillor smith asked for addi tional grants ia grave on the ree- sor and ramer sideroads which was agreed to councillor smith reported he had consulted with the pickering council relative to the townline and that it was thought an expenditure of about five hundred dollars was necessary it was decided that john street in thornhill should have some work on it this fall and a guard rail will be placed on the approach to the new bridge which was built this year deputy reeve stiver reported that he expected work on the scarboro townline would be completed this week constable clayton drew attention to the recommendation of the crown in a recent inquest to the effect that there should be some check up on traffic in small centres such as unionville constable petch said that he thought conditions in union ville were bad for traffic and that the narrowness of the street and the bends in the road lent themselves to accidents unless precautions were taken he favored the establishing of a speed limit in the police village at some rate less than the thirtyfive miles per hour a motion was un animously passed lnstucting the clerk to look into the matter and have some kind of waring signs to motorists erected it was decided that the municpality should make application to the attor ney generals department to seek permission to have their court before magistrate duncan at richmond hill there was considerable discussion on the merit of the big power grader which has served as the subject of- discussion on former occasions some of the members are dubious of the merits of this machine deputy reeve padget said he had seen the machine working when the men might as well have been in bed on motion of deputy reeve padget and councillor smith if this is used any more this year it will be operated by road superintendent middleton the following sheep claims were paid william dean three ewes at 711 1 ram at 15 1 lamb at 12 and llamb at 13 making a total of 7300 e t stephens one thoro- bred lincoln ewe 4500 jhyoung sheep kiked 13s flock damaged 30 geo b padget 1 lamb killed 15 in one case it was claimed the own ers of the the dogs responsible for the loss were known and they will be billed by the township for the damages the following road accounts were passed j w perkins unionville 65c w a timbers gas and oil 270 nboyington gormley 7658 gam davison repairs to grader 2168 price evans unionville 70c s mcquay grader 17620 f clin- keabloomer tractor 4025 l mid dleton wages 125 geo hoover gravel 4ss50 wfratcliff stouff- ville 51100 w mcdonald thorn hill gravel 18375 w l rainey gravel 34275 jgwideman 4490 g h bennett markham 910 d shadlock milliken 510 p forsyth 6890 it j cunningham gormley 9540 j curtis gormley 13475 d boyd stouftville 90 s5- alex duncan 1595 lost marker of car no 190117 finder please leave at tribune office for sale h d colt 3 years old good worker and sound archie fleming for sale one silver king cook stove six hole tank and shelf wood only phone ss16 for near new bicycle slightly used sold at a bargain geo grimmer phone 8503 to kent comfortable 6roomed house on main street with lights and water geo brownsberger for sale holstein cow springer also 10 good pigs chunks ran dall chapman lake musselman phone 9214 altona keep ia mind the meeting of al- tona womens institute on friday this week at mrs lehmans an ad dition to the program announced last week will be a luncheon and there will also be a collection taken mr and mrs broaks of newmar ket and mr and mrs david brooks mount albert spent sunday with mr and mrs wm reesor also mrs g robinson of stouffville and mrs middleton of toronto were recent guests of the reesors lost balloon tire and carrier on the stouffville road last saturday finder kindly phone stouffville 8710 reward for sale 2 jersey cows one fresh and the other due early in dec milking good r j smith phone 713 stouuville 34 wanted young calves for veal- iug purposes also fat calves j churly phone 6405 37 dr gerrow vjs official veterinarian church street stouffville phone 2204 credit auction sale of horses grade cattle hogs fowl implements and grain wantedquantity of sacks schu macher brain and shorts sizes r e brown phone 176 33 estray sow came to my premises sept 19th owner prove proper- ty and pay expenses dan hall for sale fifty barred rock pul lets five months old oac strain apply box m tribune auction sale of horses cattle sheep hogs hay grain imple ments etc the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 7 concession 4uxbridge on tuesday oct 16th 1928 the following property of w h willson horses bay horse 10 years brown horse 9 years brown horse 7 years gp brown horse 8 years gp cattle roan cow lady bar bara bred june 13 red cow bred sept 3rd ayrshire cow bred sept7 red cow bred aug 25 roan cow bred june 20 heifer part jersey grey heifer calf by side roan hei fer bred jan 23 roan heifer bred march 4 fat cow 4 fat heifers pigs sow and pigs sow due nov 12 sow due nov 4 sow due oct 26 sow due dec 18 11 store pigs sheep 11 ewes 14 fat lambs ewes and wethers a number hens hay and grain about 20 tons alfalfa and timothy and 7 or 8 tons second crop quantity of oats quan tity of peas 4 acres trnips imlements etc deering bin der mh mower mccormick disc 13 drill mh cultivator disc har row bissell set harrows mh pea harvester turnip drill fann- ingmill turnip drill horse rake wagon and box 2 buggies cutter stock rack pig crate 2 sets wagon springs quantity of tile sloop sleighs scales cap 200 lbs wilk inson plow no 7 cockshutt nip plow melotte separator nearly new butter churn scufller ph and other articles terms fowl store pigs fat cat tle fat lambs hay roots grain and till sums of 15 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit on approved joint notes or 6 per cent off for cash sale at one oclock f w silversides auctioneer auction sale of milch cows horses pigs sheep farm implements furniture etc for sale or rent modern brick residence on obrien ave all conveniences new isaac boadway 34 ufo notice weekly shipment will be made if sufficient stock to load notify shipper early and make sure we are loading before delivering stock newton rae phone 8403 shipper s2q reward given to anyone furnishing information leading to the apprehension of party or parties trespassing and destroying property at our apiary near bal- lantrae last week jesse byer for sale or rent comfortable 6roomed house on main street with modern coneniences edw baker phone 15703 33 cider cider now is the time to get your cider made at our mill con 5 on townline also open to buy apples jos sider 33 the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 10 concession 2 uxbridge on wednesday oct 17th 1928 the following property of eleazer forsyth horses brown horse 8 years bay horse 7 years bay horse 12 years gray horse aged cattle spotted heifer bred dec 21 holstein cow bred april 21st heavy milker black and white cow full flow black cow full flow holstein cow full flow red cow good milker 2 heifers rising 2 yrs steer rising 2 years 3 spring calves sheep 12 breeding ewes 2 shropshire ram lambs 11 ewe lambs and weathers pigs 2 brood sows and 21 pigs 2 brood sows due time ot sale implements etc massey- harris binder good deering mower nearly new deering sulky rake nearly new frost wood disc drill disc harrow bissell set harrows 5 section cultivator 2 sets scales scufller fleury plow no 21 fann- ingmlll with bagger stack and hay rack combined set springs set sleighs pulper and dog wheel cream separator new 2 sets team harness set plow harness cutter daisy churn farm truck bain wagon glass cupboard quantity good rugs quantity household furniture hay and roots 2 acres turnips to be sold in row 2 acres potatooes to be sold in row 18 tons hay quantity apples to be sold on trees no reserve ns the owner is giving up farming terms potatoes turnips ap ples hay small pigs furniture and nil sums of 15 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit on approved joint notes or 7 per cent off for cash sale at one oclock f w silversides auctioneer for sale a number of white leghorn cockerels from ferrisj 5 30o egg strain will sell at 200 each phone 9014 33 apple butter and cider now altona cider mill is now running bring your apples for making cider orders taken for apple butter by appointment only p nighs- wander f 34 farm for sale 100 acres lot 8 con 2 uxbridge good buildings and conveniences mostly cultiv ated and small bush apply on premises to ernest drewery phone 6928 31 the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 7 con 10 whitchurch ly miles north stouffville saturday oct 13th 1928 the property belonging to h e farrier horses mare g p s years old gelding 9 years old g p grade cattle red cow due oct 2sth bw cow 3 years old calf b vside bw cow 6 years old bred sept isth rw cow 7 years old bred aug 2s red heifer 1 yr roan heifer 1 yr jersey heifer calf hogs and fowl sow bred july sth sow bred july 10th sow bred july 3fith 15 pigsgood chunks s pigs weaned 4 weeks 14 white pekln ducks implements etc mh bin der 6 ft cut m h mower a ft cut mccormick horse rake seed drill ph cultivator international set harrows single ploow heavy wagon eet sleighs hay rack root pulper cuttingbox delaval cream separator 12 tons mixed hay quantity of grain other arti cles tooo numerous to mention terms hay- grain fowl calf and all sums of 15 and under cash over that amount 12 months credit on approved joint notes or 4 per cent off for cash sale at 1 oclock no reserve f w silversides auctiooneer for sale 1 sport model buggy rubber tires wire wheels 2 good used buggies farm wagon gear new gasoline engine 2 hp having no use for the above will sell at bargain prices beare bros clayton ph 5 markham farmers we went all your live fowl best market price paid dont sell until you consult us phone sam golden at pennocks liverystouffvilie notice is hereby given that frances gwendolyn snow lott of the city of toronto in the county of york in the pro- ince of ontario married woman will apply to the parliament of canada at the next session thereof for a bill of divirce from her hus band robert lgin lloyd lott of the city of toronto county of york and province of ontario broker on the ground of adultery and desertion dated at toronto province of on tario this twentyfifth day of sep tember 1928 h howard shaver k c 371 bay st toronto 36 solicitor for applicant sale register thursday oct 11th at lot 20 con 2 uxbridge farm stock and implements belonging to strong woodward sale at one no reserve f w silversides auc tioneer friday oct 12th extensive sale of farm stock implements pure bred scotch shorthorns pure bred cotswold sheep choice grade cows belonging to cecil slack clare mont sale at 12 noon sharp no reserve f w silversides auctioneer saturday oct 13th at lot 7 con 10 whitchurch farm stock and implements hay grain etc of h e ferrler no reserve sale at 1 pm fw silversides auc tioneer monday oct 15 extensive sale of 70 cattle 20 horses 50 sheep 36 hogs belonging to warren graves lot 31 con 9 whit church terms no reserve sale at one oclock f w silversides auctioneer tuesday oct 16th extensive sale of farm stock implements hay and grain at lot 7 con 4 uxbridge belonging to whwilll- son sale at one no reserve f w silversides auctioneer wednesday oct 17th at lot 16 con 2 uxbridge farm stock implements roots furniture of eleanzer forsyth who is giving up farming sale at one f w silversides auctioneer saturday oct 20th at lot 4 con 4 whitchurch farm stock and implements including new fordson tractor belonging to ell mairs who is giving np farming sale at one f w silversjdes i auctioneer wednesday0ict 24th exten sive sale of standing timber 50 lots all beech and maple which has never been called thlg is re garded as the finest standing tim ber in york county lot 10 con 7whitchurch the mckuen bush wm ratcliff prop sale at one terms f w silversides auct saturday oct 27th extensive giving up farming sale of stock implements and crop belonging to frank h roberts lot 28 con 6 markham cashel no reserve 11 months credit sale at 12 noon sharp prentice prentice auc- saturday nov 1010 acres of standing hardwood timber at lot 25 con 7 whitchurch belonging to wm ratcliff terms given sale at on oclock f w silversides auctioneer big free picture j by swifts garage as a means of i advertising and giving something enter taining to the public we have arranged to put on big free show thursday october 18 afternoon 330 evening 815 at the auditorium theatre singing motion pictures comedy drama watch bill boards and this paper next week remember no admssion come and be our guests phone 195 swifts garage farm machinery sale secondhand cream separator power cultivatoor peter hamilton pulper for sale good work horse heavy horse 1600 one driver secondhand cream separtaor power cultivator plow peter hamilton no 21 slightly used we also have a good house and four acres of jafnd at ring- mclaughlin spring wagon nearly new at a bargain wood for sale on the 3rd of uxbridge we have 50 acres of pasture land to sell frank baker phone bakers garage