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pineapple week next week pines will be at their best as to quality and price we will have a large quantity of red spanish pines large size at right price let us have your order at once a limited quantity of pure maple syrup in imp gallons at a low price ratcliff co dont forget our hosiery department will not be undersold p s glehm footwear of merit s t ouffville qnt jphone4301 m gingham dresses only 150 attractive designs to delight the housewives nice print dresses at 125 see them in our window our stock of mens summer work shirts in black and stripes are bought fright tcsell at low prices 7 j l little west end stouffville a comfortable combination nphe louden y stall and the louden swinging stanchion give the cow pas ture comfort she can lis down either side and rest at case she can turn her head and lick herself mm y stall combines all the strength and good features of the double or triple post stall with all the freedom of the single post stall its y legs prevent feed being wasted it is patented and made ex- clusively by loudens and sold by us let us tell you other good features of this winning combination geo j iawsox stoufrvlllc out 101 our grocery store is stocked v select goods garden seeds dutch sets and multiplier onions now in fresh asparagrass strawberries pino apples etc geo j lawson west end grocer stouffville to my mother written by a whitchurch child of 13 years under a fictitious name tis seven long years ago my mother dear it does not seem but yesterday that you were here but now your one of the angles bright singing hymns by heavens pure light do you think of those on the earth below that you left behind seven long years ago we often think of you my mother dear and if were good twill not be many a year before we join you there if ever we reach that fair home above to share with you our heavenly fathers love how happy well be then my mother dear lucy m thursby claremont last wednesday rev charles w king was the guest of the pulpit committee of mount pleasant road baptist church toronto and on sim- day after the evening service this church extended to mr king an unanimous call to become there pastor though a young church it is well organized with a splendid up to date edifice and situated in a growing part of the city mr king has accepted the callhis work to begin at mount pleasant the first sunday in june he will hold his farewell claremont sunday services on the 27th clive w stephenson with harold s king of mcmaster university were the guests of the parsonage over last week- end they have engaged with the simcoe ice company toronto in charge of suburban stat ions for the summer a swift well- played game of foot ball was plaved on saturday evening between the goodwood and claromont teams score three- to- one in favour of the claremonts miss lois brodie joseph timms and horace willison booked for the big b y p u convention at brant- ford on the twenty fourth miss mackie of the public school spent the twenty fourth with frind in st catharines william edwards is imnrovinc lamps phone 90s or 2s0s or fn- steadily able to be out again and tiuir at chidlows grocery stouffville may 24 1923 i bbs ggm the tribune is published thursday afternoon terms 200 a year ia advance a v nolan publisher stouffville ont editorial comment shoe wearers attention if you are anxious to procure a good solid all leather waterproof boot either for farm use everyday wear for clerks business man or other use we have it in either fine or coarse leather for boys we would have you try our boys hikers none better we have in stock the very latest in womens- childrens and misses footwear call and look over the stock we know the prices are right and you will be convinced just one month until election goodbye blues todays the 24th may frank m chapman is the return- in officer in south ontario it is expected that premier drury will speak in the music hall ux- bridge on monday june 4th at 2 p m jmwalton of aurora has issued a lengthy election address to the electorate of north york d w walls is the conservative candidate iif north ontario to oppose j w- widdifield the sitting ufo member the liberals will not contest the seat rev ben spence has resigned as secretary of the dominion alliance mr spence will become canadian secretary of the world league against alcoholism dr james moore of brooklin is conservative candidate in south on tario this makesn threecorner contest the u f o running f ii richardson of pickering township a stkaight liberal h s clary ihe liberal candidate in east york has been interviewed by the newspapers at his farm home north of unionville mrclary is a young man being only 33 years of age his family on both sides have been residents of york for more than a hundred years the mother being jane reynolds whose family lived near locust hill im out against toryism the first plank of my platform is that i am against bossism ot all kinds in the rest of my platform i follow absolutely the principles of the liberal leader wellington hay declared mr clary i think my chances for election are fairly good he continued of course- this is known as a conserva tive stronghold and my success de pends on the shpport the liberals give me in north toronto district w m s raise si77 cash and the liberals w of oshawa e n sinclair at a party convention of east york conservatives held in toronto on saturday hon geo s henry mp p was unanimously chosen as the candidate for the riding agafn this election it looks like a threecor nered fight between the three main p61itical parties harry clary the liberal candi date in east york riding has been described as living at agincourt whereas mr clary lives at locust hill on the 10th of markham last january he contested the reeveship of markham against reeve george padget a serious attempt is being made in theaorthwest to reduce the acre age of wheat in order to increase the price compared with some of the proposals put forward in con gress for improving the farmers condition the plan looks good it has however the serious defect that it will not work there is no denying the fact that the farmers are not getting their share of the countrys prosperity farm pro ducts have been increasing in- price somewhat but other prices have in creased still faster including cot ton in the price index of agricun tural products the purchasing pow er of the farm dollar is still under 70 cents it is considerably less for the farmers who raise the wheat and corn but no cotton but this great need does not clear the way for the success of an unworkable plan this is a big country and it would be impossible to get even a majority of the wheat growers to agree to such a plan and stick to it those who did not agree would be sure to increase their acreagemore than offsetting the production of others wall street journal in spite of the dreary rainy day the 33rd annual convention of ux- bridge district w m s which was held in the methodist church lix- bridge on thursday was a wonderful success not only in numbers but in spiritual blessing received from the devotional exercises as well as from the inspiring addresses which were given one could not help but be impressed with the theme of love which seemed to permeate through the whole convention from the bperitof exercises which were basod on i cor 13 hap where love is considered the greatest tiling in the world with the quiet hour wtth mary and martha in the home lif- on through the open ing of the afternoon session where peter was asked by his master three times lovest thou me and continued in the cohseoniiioii and memorial service when the isove of service and the service of love i was the theme the principal feature of the after noon session was an illustrated talk on mission band work which was most interesting and helpful given by mrs bray branch treasurer of circles and bands the speaker for the evening miss sparling on fur lough from china after about four teen years of service held her audi ence for nearly one hour with her vivid description of the country its climate fruit and vegetation and the class of people the missionary meets in her dally walks of ifeand of her work among them the district supt mre m r hoover gave a most encouraging re port showing that j379t13 had been raised on the district this year by 15 auxiliaries 6 circles and 7 bands besides bales of clothing and fruit to the amount of 137070 during the evening the audience was delighted with a beautiful anthem by the choir solos by miss helen gould and miss greig and a duet by the misses brownscombe which added so much to the even ings entertainment the collections for the day amounted to 3945 the rev c w watch pastor of the church was untiring in his efforts to make the day a succejs and acted as chairman for the even ing in his most pleasing manner mrs w j thompson dist secy i gagwjyat noticea meeting of the stouff- viue lawn bowling club will be held at the green on friday- after noon may 25th at 3 oclock to elect skips and consider home and home games with norwood park lawn bowling club for the season a full attendance is expected lemonville rev dr williamson attended tha district meeting at sunderland this week miss clara cook was the guest of miss alice saunders one day last week owing to the wet weather some of the farmers have not finished seed ing miss olive tarr of toronto spent a couple of days under the parental roof mr and mrs f campbell and mr and mrs smith and daughter of toronto visited with thosdrewery her friends will be sorry to learn that mrs a t richardson who is in toronto general hospital suffered a sliglrt relapse a week ago which will confine her to that institution for some time yet for sale 1 itubbertire buggy 1 open buggy auto seat extra nice rig also sharpies separator apply to n e smith stouffville millinery of distinctive smartness at reasonable price also a good line of wools and fancy goods mrs f wilsons i- n phone 4303 wee end speci births connor at gormley on may 17 1923 to mr and mrs chancie connor a son grove on may 20th 1923 to mr and mrs russel grove 8th con markham a daughter davjs on may 20th 19 23 to mr and mrs john davis townline hitchureh and markham a dau ghter zellars at port arthur on monday may 7th 1923 to mr and mrs ken zellars formerly of stouff ville a daughter heres your chance to purchase bargains for boys and girls below wholesale prices 9 ix memokiam in proud and loving memory of herbert a leach sargoant 116th ban cef bbloved fiusband of elizabeth j maeleod itrt passed to rest may 29th l92jf at wellesley hospital toronto in loving memory of francis s storrv who departed this imellay 21st 1921 three years fave passed since that sad day the one we loved wjrs called away god took him lvnf it vis his will but in our hearts he liveth still signed wife and soil to see reasonably well ifer his re cent operation he expects soon to be fitted witli glasses for sale a new konlert concert flute 12 keys ivory had also a kitchen oil range a double white iron bedstead with springs and mat tress and a hanging and other oil 50 only boys twopiece suits in tweeds and serges reg 850 and 1000 sizes 22 to 34 sale price 495 60 dozen children fine straw hats light and dark shades sale price 50c 50 only girls gingham dresses sale price 98c 50 only juvenile suits sizes from 22 to 26 tweeds and worsteds sale price 300 as many of these are o dd lines it is advisable to shop early this store will be open tuesday thursday and saturday even ings closed friday at 12 noon during the summer months w h shaw phone 9512 stouffville ss5ssijgjjsisri j