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stouffvdle october 21st 1926 superior groceries specials this week cranberries per lb 15 sweet potatoes 5 lbs for i 25c grape fruit 3 for 25c superior stores peko tea 1 lb 69c half lb 35c superior orange peko tea half lbs 40c peanut butter toy pails 21c- oxo cubes small 12c large 25c- neilsons chocolates and ice cream a w scott i prompt delivery telephone create an account with your victory loan coupons i j victory loan coupons will ma ture on the 1st day of next month clip your coupons and use them to open a savings ac count with us then the money your bonds earned will in turn be earning the standard bank op canada stouffville branch a c burkholder manager subbranch at goodwood auction sale of horses cattde swine implements househoij furniture etc iht the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at iiot s3 con 8 pickering tp the hi lott farm on wednesday oct 27th 1926 the property of w e mcbride brown mare gp bay mare brown mare gp supposed to be in foal filly colt rising 2 years old horse colt 4 months old beg holstein cow eva fayne pon- tiac bred sept sth b w cow clue time of sale b w cow full flow bred june 8 black cow full flow b w cow full flow bred aug29 b w cow bred may 2s v b w cow bred june 26 bed w cow bred june 8 b tc w cow milking well b w cow bred miy 26 jersey heifer bred april 19 b w heifer bred aug 7 holstein heifer eligible to register b w hnifor 3 months old 3 pigs 3 months old 1 boar pig 3 months old jthese pigs are purebred yorkshires 1 find would register implements etc deering binder 6 foot cut deering mower 5 ft cut mh cultivator 13tooth phseed drill 12 hoes harrows 3 section diamond mh riding plow que bec nearly new 2 walking plows verity no 21 land roller stave corn cultivator hamilton no 4 nearly new scuffler cuttingbox fanningmill cockshutt root pul- per- gasoline engine gilson lhp premier separator heavy wagon chatham manure wagon milk wagon open buggy 2 cutters set heavy sleighs deering hay rake s ft cut nearly new hay rack corn rack gravel box iron kettle wagon box 2 logging chains whiflletrees hoes fork3 barrel spray pump complete with hose bamboo pole etc water tank galvanized cap 175 gal 160 feet 3 gal down pipe buggy pole com plete feed ben large feed- 8 tons hay alfalfa and timothy mixed quantity banner oats suitable for seed quantity of mixed grain quantity of mangolds quantity of corn in shock well cobbed harness set double backhand harness set plow harness cable trace nearly new 2 sets single harness set rump breeching number of collars household furniture 3piece parlor suite mahogany oak rocker mission rocker leather seat morris chair oak large walnut rocker 2 rocking chairs parlor table mahogany double white iron bed springs and matress 2 washstandti single white iron nod springs and matress large kitchen cupboard small kitchen cupboard srlass doors 6 kitchen chairs high chnlr childs crib mattress etc complete washing machine connor ball bear ing and wringer jlotal couch mat tress and valance small kitchen cabinet metal bath tub milk strainer and cooler 3 milk palls 2 metal incubators 50 egg capacity set chantllly milk scales royal oak heaterlarge and other articles too numerous to mention poshrely no reserve as mr mc- brlde is giving up farming auction sale of horses dairy cattle farm implements feed household goods etc v terms hay grain roots pigs furniture and all sums of 1500 cash 11 months credit 6 per cont straight off for cash sale at one pm sharp jv iffi shvereides auctioneer the undersigned has been instructed to sell by public auction at lot 32 con 9 markham near steuffville on thursday oct 28th 1926 property belonging to truman holden span horses 7 yrs old gp bay mare 10 years old gp black driving maro 10 years old highclass dairy cows holstein cow bred june 3rd holstein cow bred sept 20th holstein cow bred july 9th holstein cow bred april 5th black cow bred june 10th black cow bred june 26th black cow bred june 15th roan cow bred july 1st aryshlre cow bred july 2nd blue cow bred july 6th jersey cow bred june 12th red and white cow milking part jersey cow milking red heifer bred juno 1st holstein heifer bred june 20th holstein heifer bred june 24th reg ayrshire bull 3 years old durham bull 2 years old will reg 7 steers weighing from llto to 1200 harness 2 sets double harness 1 set single harness implements etc including a fordson tractor mh binder in good repair international mower seed drill turnip drill turnip pulper and slicer horse cultivator cultivator with power lift land roller horse rake hay tedder disc harrow set harrows 4 sec nearly new set harrows 3 sec 2 single plows gang plow nearly new international tractor plow fordson tractor scuffller horse power for 4 horses grain chopper cuttingbox 11 feed nearly new turnip pulper fanningmiu with bagger pair bobsleighs light wagon mclaughlin buggy nearly new bain wagon speight wagon 2 hay racks pig rack heavy spring wagon buggy pole and whiflletrees set scales- 1000 lbs mh cream separator nearly new gasoline engine primrose cream separator scalding trough 2 sets doubletrees threehorse double tree 2 neckyokes sowing box and straps set wagon springs nearly new tile spoon fosthole spoon logging chain 4 heel chains z stone hammers iron kettle num ber grain bags crosscut saw wagon jack number sling ropes rakes hoes shovels ete etc feed a quantity of barleyhay mangolds and turnips household furniture parlor suite music stand kitchen cabinet sideboard glass cupboard 2 ex tension tables 6 kitchen chairs secretary bench closed wash- stand 3 bedsteads 2 churns but ter workers cheese vat 40 gal cheese press and hoops 2 vinegar barrels 40 gal meat tub wash ing machine 2 box stoves 2 bed springs and other articles positively no reserve as mr holden is giving up farming terms hay roots furniture and all sums of 10 and under cash 12 months credit 6 per cent off for cash sale at 1 pm sharp f w silversides auctioneer bloomington mr and mrs earl davis wits mr and mrs j h davis spent sunday with mr and mrs joe byer atha died at gormley mrs tillman hoover of this town has been twice bereaved within a very short period only in june iast her sister died and on friday october 15th her father john w empringham passed away at his late home in gormley following a stroke which he suffered almost a year ago he was in his 62nd year and was born down in scarboro township most of his life was spent on the farm in markham township where he attained more or less success as a tiller of the soil for many years and when health per mitted the deceased attended the church of england but this had not been possible of late years forty years ago the late mr empringham united in marriage with elizabeth mason who survives him with a family of two daughters and two sons mrs t hoover of stouffville david and john of markham town ship and mrs glover of victoria square the deceased was the eld est of a family of nve brothers and one sister all of whom survive namely george empringham of scarboro alfred of toronto james of malvern joseph of toronto charles of scarboro and mrs mc- hattie of toronto the funeral on monday last to helse hill cemetery was conducted by rev h s warren of stouffville united church and mr david heise of gormley be sides the immediate family and rela fives many friends who held the deceased in the highest esteem were present to pay their last respects and to sympathize with the bereaved family r davis and mrs davis are at- tending the master bakers cbnvenl tion in toronto this week i mr and mrs p e rowen attend ed the funeral of the late mrsrams- den in toronto last thursday roy cook and wife of ridgetown visited at the home of his father frank cook and with other friends mrs reesor of toronto is spend ing a few days at the home of her parents mr and mrs george burn- ham mrs davey who was injured in an automobile occident when re turning from markham fair we are pleased to learn is improving rev d tate of toronto is con ducting the services here for a cou ple of weeks during the absence of the pastor mr hutchinson who is away on holidays sunday last the goodwood united church are holding their anniversary services november 7th rev spicer of tor onto will conduct both services the superintendent of the sunday school requests the sunday school to commence at 10 am on that date so as to give the speaker suffl- cent time for his address glasgow sunday school and preaching ser vice in the united church on sun day afternoon next at 2 oclock and 3 oclock respectively it is pro posed to hold the preaching service at 3 oclock in the future and it is hoped that this will be to the -id- vantage of the residents in the dis trict deaths harvey at gormley on saturday october 15 1926 edward wm harvey beloved husband of sylvia french in his 62nd year fun eral from his late residence on tuesday at 130 pm service in heise hill church interment at heise hill cemetery xxxxx b c shingles we have afew of these in our yard now if you are needing a new roof call and seo these shingles sometime when you are in town drop in and see this rcck board we have it makes excellent sheeting fer poultry pens this is something entirely new from any other boards it sells for 4c per square foot stouffville planing mill stouffer schell phone 194 stouffville mount albert fred shaw and daughter edna spent the week end with friends at sutton mr steeper of quebec was a re cent visitor with his nephew wr steeper donald ross made a flying visit to his home here while on his way to the west mrs jennings and daughter mar garet ot toronto are guests of mr harry spang misses marion and etta stokes of toronto spent the week end at the home of their parents here goodwood potatoes are going at 150 per bag here we are glad to report miss sarah jane alsop is improving mr and mrs j schnider of tor onto at jos middletons over the week end mrs miller of goodwood is re ported very sick and under the doc tors care mr geo maye had a very suc cessful sale last saturday a large crowd and high prices mrjh olmstead will take charge of the service in the baptist church next sunday afternoon our citizens were visited by the first snow fall on monday morning it being about 2 inches the united church young peo ples society are holding a pump kin pie social in the basement of the church on oct 27th mr arthur bruce and his mother also miss annie malcolm miss anna murison miss cleo mcelmury of toronto mr andy murison and wife son at miss bella murisons altona cider mill x the undersigned is prepared to receive applications for appointments of dates for making apple butthr 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 masseyharris and ford agency now is the time to see us about a fordson tractor and all kinds of tractor machines if you are intending buying a quebec sulky plow order now as we expect to run short on these plows and only those who order early will be able to get one we have a number of second hand machines and cars on hand which we will sell very reasonable to make a clean up before the end of the season we have 6 ford touring cars 1 1924 model coupe 3 ton trucks 1 1926 ford roadster only run 6 weeks sell at a bargain if you live in the claremont district see mr thos- seott he is re presenting us there d holden agent phone 1840 stouffville no they are not all twins two and only two are identical and are the twins you are asked to find can you to be sure the 18 pictures all look alike but look closer how about their hats there are other differences too read the clues only two girls are exact duplicates they are twins rcan you find them cliues at first glance all of the pictures look alike but upon examination you will see that almost every one differs in some way from all the others in some the difference may bo in the light- or dark band on the brim of the hat or in tho brimming on the hat or the collar or some may wear necklaces or earrings or both only two are exactly alike no its not as easy as it looks you must search carefully just look closely make sure that you have the twins then send in your answer some body who finds the right twins is going to win a big prize make that somebody bo you maximum award this is one of the greatest array of cash prizes that has ever been offered in a mail and empire puzzle contest thats what it is folks and you can be a winner tho prizes range from 2 to 50 and from 550 to 2000 all prizes will bo awarded in time to reach the winners by christmas day think of it you can win as much as 2000 yes sir 5000 in cash prizes may be won in this interesting puzio contest and will be awarded promptly after december 11th there will be 50 winners anil the first prize the golden opportunity 2000 in cash wont that be a wonderful christmas gift in tho event of tics for any prize duplicate- prizes will be awarded 1000 points wins first prize we will give you 950 points for finding the twins im mediately upon receipt of your correct answer wc will send you particulars of a word- building contest in which if successful you earn the final 50 points required to win a 200000 first prize or one of the 49 other cash prizes mail your answer today now find tho twins write the numbers in tho coupon below fill in your name and address and mail it tq the puzzle manacer get started for tho big flrt prize puzzle mgr room 207 the mail and empire toronto canada 50casii prizes listed below are the maximum prizes you can win itt prize 2000 2nd prize 1000 3rd prize 700 4th prize 7 200 5th prize 200 6th prize 100 7lh prize 100 sth prize 100 9th prize 100 10th prize 100 11th to 50th prizes inrlusirc 10 twin puzzle coupon puzzle manager room 207 t the mail empirb toronto canada j numbers and are the i twins that i havo found if these aro i correct please filvp me the 95tt points and i win ilrst prize i tell me how to gain tho final 50 points to r name ostofflco trovlnco street or rfd no