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stouffville june 19th 1924 fresh fish to arrive every wednesday morning either trout or white fish fresh direct irom the northern lakes roquefort limburger cheese jamaican cocoanuts try our cross blackwells little chip marmalades salmon and pickle3 the tribune is published thursday afternoon ikrms 200 a year in advance a v nolan publisher srrouffviltb ont markham tp council editorial comment ratcliff co ifkmi need shoes childrensshoes get hard rough wear and we are selling the kiddy shoes thut will stand the gaff our youngster shoes are so tash- joned that they allow the childs feet to grow normally the uppers sup port the ankle and the soles are built of the leatlier that endures the scuffling summer time toggery of cool material for the ladies all ready with new and natty line3 of hot weather goods at low prices straw hats shirts underwear sox ties and beautiful house dresses j l little west end stouffvellk church union was given a very decided victory with the result of the vote at the presbyterian general assembly at owen sound last week the figures show that ti- unionists polled s2s per cent of the total vote of 536 this year or 444 for and 92 against one ot ile resolutions which was carried by the toronto methodist conference last saturday commen ded w e nickles efforts to enforce the ota and urged the ferguson government not to submit the pro vince to the expense and turmoil of a plebiscite on that measure moving to disband the entire county police force a resolution re questing- the- resignation of the six constables all that remain t of the york county police force will be submitted at the summer session of the york county council which commenced last monday in the county buildings adelaide street east toronto delegates and visitors from rotary clubs assembled from every section of the civilized world to the num ber of nearly ten thousand are meeting this week in convention in toronto rotary is the philoso phy of every day living and a rotary convention is a great study group comparing notes and discussing ex periences as to the best way to put this philosophy into practice day by day service above self and he profits most who serves best the organizations mottoes and the results of the efforts of the differ ent clubs are sufficient evidences o the earnestness of their purpose some changes rkoistiubutjox viii make according to the scheme outlined at ottawa east york is to disappear as it did once before south york will be divided at yonge street and have scarboro township from east york west york will come to yonge street but will lose etobicoke town ship and weston north york the present premiers constituency will acquire vaughan and markham town ship from the other yorks peel and halton will lose a sixmile strip from the southern ends and be merged the southern strip 30 miles long plus etobicoke township will form the new constituency of halton peeletobicoke dufferin and south simcoe minus the town of barrie will be merged and barrie will be added to north simcoe south on tario will be enlarged by uxbridge and scott townships taken from north ontario which constituency will he merged with muskoka tor onto which has six constituencies east west north south centre and parkdale is to be given three more seats what is spring without an overland where can you get the same value for so little money overland body is strong and durable as any 1800 car excellent upholstering and the new engine has increased power we invite you to our show rooms at rear of todd3 old carriage shop big dunlop tire special at 1050 wagons buggies harness robes and farm implements tqdd scott phone 3006 stouffville etooffvaix markets dairy j33 20 to 22 batter 25 to 30 0ttl hoc thick smooth 750 selects 825 common calves 450 calves 900 cows 450 to 525 butchers 700 medium cattle 62s grain oats 40 to 46 pall wheat 100 oooao wheat s 8arty ssto 67 try our milk ami we feel sure voir will ba satisfied our premises are absolutely sanitary and we invite you to call and inspect the dairy backof thatthu milk and cream cornea from good healthy cowv he3h buttermjijknd sweet ckeam the maple teal dairy a onrov prop phono a and our rig will call puoae 8109 stoajxruio some information has been given us in regard to the comparison be tween the canadian national exhibi tion held in toronto and the british empire exhibition now being held in wembley england and we quote the following extract from the guardian of mancnesterengland canadas wembley one of the most interesting or the industrial stalls in the canadian building at wembley is that arranged by the canadian national exhibition as part of the propaganda for that great trade fair it is difficult to make it fully realized in this coun try that the toronto exhibition is actually the largest annual gather ing of its kind in the world but the visitors to wembley who learn that it occupies practically the same acreage as the british empire ex hibition and that it has over 80 per manent buildings in its grounds wiil realize easily its scope and im portance from the excellent photo graphs which are a feature of the stall the photographs are shown in two large albums by an electrical device which automatically turns over the leaves every few seconds a goodly number ot canadians from the eastern part of canada bring their friends to the stand and by the aid of the pictures endeavor to tell them all they can of the toronto exhibition the largest attendance at the wembley exhibition was j39550 on empire day so cana dians may proudly point to their re cord of 23000 maikaaiu township council meet ing for june presented some very interesting situations about four oclock in the afternoon councillor clarry- suddenly demanded the resignation of clerk arthur davison of uniouville and the clerks prompt compliance caused still more em barrassment the proceedings leading up to this point were staged by mr ciarry who repeatedly complained about mr davison making- an omission in j the financial statement of an item of i 11000 being a loan from the bank j mr davison admitted that a mistake had been made and said that it was unintentional and he was sorryj mr clarry then said he was not satisfied with e clerk and treasurers method of bookkeeping and mr davison asked do you ivarit me to resign air clarry said yes and mr davison promptly wrote out bis resignation and after thanking the other members of the council for the courtesy and consideration they had always shown him left the room the council met at one oclock all the members being present communications were read from a g gormley complaining of a large barberry hedge on the farm north adjoining on lot 14 con 6 that he had requested the owner last year to destroy the same and he had not done so mr davison the present owner of the farm said that he did not pretend to know whether the presence of a barberry hedge was conducive to rust or not but he did know that last year he had grown as heavy e crop of oats in the field near the hedge as there was in the township and there was no rust he valued the hedge for its beauty nathaniel baker of richmond hil wrote that he had damaged his car through bad roads to the extent of 2975 for repairs which if not paid in tendays he would turn into other hands to collect he also understood that 5 carloads of gravel ere bought andpaid for to go on th 2nd con by mr padgetand he was going to see that it was put on the road the reeve spoke of the excellent services the clerk was giving and pointed out that the mistake in the financial statement was such as any human was liable to make he also emphasized that the auditors report showed the books to be well and pro perly kept and asked mr clarry to move a resolution which he pre pared mr clarry refused mr stiver moved seconded by mr smith that the members of this council sincerely regret the tendered resignation of our clerk and treas urer and respectfully ask him to withdraw same yeasstiver smith campbell gohn nay clarry v the carrying of this resolu tion the reeve stated that he felt so upset that he did not feel that he could give the business yet to do proper consideration and on motion the council adjourned to meet next day council resumed at 1 pm tues day the reeve- read an application from a g gormley for the position of clerk and treasurer as he under stood mr davison had resigned the reeve commented that mr davison would v continue as clerk until the voters list was prepared and the collectors rolls were made out and in the meantime his resig nation would be cgnsidered resolutions were passed that mr stiver and mr smith be commissioners to report on barberry hedge complaint said report to include cost of removal and compen sation as provided by act that mr angus goodwin ofrr2 gormley be reimbursed 25 for care of mrs falconer same to be charged to charity that mr gohn be commissioner to interview the railway board re acci dent to win dean at lot 7 con 2 also to secure advice if deemed necessary that assessors nsmellie and a fbrster be each paid 25 for stamps and extra services that the following be appointed commissioners on work specified w c gohn for several jobs on concessions 1 2 3 and scarboro townline r a smih guard rails culverts etc on cons 7 8 and repairing bridge on 8th con r l stiver culvarts and repairs on con 4 6 6 f j r campbell tot 28 con 8 new- bridge 8 6 x5 lot 28 con 8 new culvert 18x24 lot 25 con 8 new culvert 10z30 lots 20x21 con 9 repairing culvert and open ing ditch lots 25 and 26 con 9 repairing and replnnking bridge h s clarry work on cons 9 and 10 councillor smith urged that the council get 2000 or 3000 yards ot stone crushed and screened for use on roads he stated that a great deal of the material now being put on the roads was absolutely worth less a yard of rubish cost 25 cenls and a yard ot clean crushed stone or gravel cost 100 just 75 cents a yard difference in the cost of putting on worthless stuff or first class material mr smith seconded by mr camp- l moved that the council employ -fsaan- crusher to crush gravel for roads in the township not to exceed 2000 yards lost the reevo objected to the expense this year as did mr clarry and mr 0b30i o x0e30e ios30e aoaoi 30z good night when a doctor makes a mistake he buries it when a plumber makes a mistake he charges twice for it when a lawyer makes a mistake it is just what he wanted for he has stiver said he would support buying a chance to try the case all over again when a judge makes a mistake it becomes the law of the land when a preacher makes a mis take nobody knows the difference but when an editor makes a mis take good nfghm montreal gaz ette a crusher but- not hiring the crush- log done this year councillor camp bell after consideration thought perhaps by dragging the roads often and selecting the gravel in the pit we could keep the roads in fair repair this year and mr smith ended by being the only supporter ot the motion read the advertisements o 0 o o a o a o a o d o o d r d o a o o d o w 8 w h shaws great stock reducing sale to o 0 o o a a o a o owing jto the backward sea son in a great number of lines we are overstocked in and we are sacrificing thenf at very low figures 35 mens suits to clear at 1495 15 mens raincoats reg 1000 and 1500 to clear at 495 a q o q o o s a a o a o 1 15 allwool ladies dresses to clear at 895 12 allwool ladies navy suits to clear at 895 10 dozen mens summer caps to clear at 139 500 remnants consisting of ginghams table linens towellings and dress goo0s to clear at verylow prices w h shaw phone 9512 stouffvillk 0 obiac store open tuesday thursday and saturday evening closed friday afternoon during summer months ioesox oe30e aoae a a aswr seeds for sale fresh turnip seed mangold seed seed corn lawn grass seed- also garden seeds our stocks are all new and prices are right f hill co lkriitea office phone i4l h003b 18 k h todd managing dltwroi 3