stouffville april 23rd 1925 home town store specla quality currants 2 eos 25c harvest brand tomatoes tin 15c palmolive soap 4 for 29c pure maple syrup no 10 tin 130 new jel all flavors 3 for 25e dominion sugar 10 lbs for 67c per 10 n bag 90so at lawrence finest granulated per bag 7 60 to 70 prunes far below todays price per lb l 25 lb boxes per lb dates 2 lbs 19c three star sardine finest good3 2 tins 35c alphabet maccaroni 2 lbs 23c our special coffee worth 70c still per lb 60c finest grade chocolates mixed flavors lb 30c shredded wheat biacuits 2 for 25c 3 boxe3 matches 2 quaker corn flakes 4 packages for the tribune is published thursday morning terms 200 a year in advance 230- to the united states a v nolan publisher stouffvillh ont 25c ratcliff co phonk 71 a stouffviiie spring shoe attraction mens work boots mens fine boots mens oxfords boys school boots boys fine boots women s fine straps and oxfords in gun metal or patent and kid misses fine boots and straps in patents tan- kid gun metal childrens straps and slippers our hosiery stock is second to none for men women and children popular colors repairing uptotheminute glehm footwear of me stouffville tp m one 43q1- mm le oisrf 1 store open tuesday thursday and saturday rf spring time needs with this season comes a demand for new wearing apparel from the house dress to street wear we can supply many of your wants remember we also carry a nice line of prints towellings and other yard goods j 14 l 1 1 i i ci stouffville ontario dandy chick starter and scratch feed will make poultry raising easy backed by largest raisers in country car feed oats just in s w hastings proprietor succe33or to w s cook telephone 16 9 residence 3 715 it pays to use martin senoui mab1eite floor finish frothing like it for hardwood floors ft vrea vs tike iron write tohnd office montreal for free booklet home painting made easv sold by silvester bros stouffville ont editorial comment one half the world cannot under stand how the other half puts up the bluff it does when living was cheap wouldnt it have ben expensive to live as we live now m hogs are worth a good deal on the hoof but behind a steering wheel they are a menace to the country the mpps all left queens park this year in a particularly happy mood why shouldnt they with that extra salary grab of 600 each in their pockets under the new redistribution bill in the ontario legislature stouff ville is still to remain the extreme north boundry ot the riding of east vork whitchurch will likewise re main in north york the boundaries of which have not been changed now come along said farmer brown to his new hand from eng land the other morning and ill teach you how to milk the cows seem im new to it mister said the cockney just out hadnt i bet ter learn on the calf the orange sentinel speaking of church union concludes an article as follows the activities so no ticeable now will be softened by time and ultimately there will be a broader union that will embrace the anglican church that is the trend even ir england where the church is established it ought to come more quickly in canada owing to the good conduct of the dogs o markham township the dog tax which is collected for the pur pose of reimbursing farmers whose sheep are killed by canines is a paying proposition during the past year taxes amounting to 942 were paid for dogs while the amount of sheep claims paid only amounted to 2 2 a few good mutton eating dogs however would soon devour the balance of the sheep fund w w dunlop clvief inspector of prisons and public charities has handed back- 1100 ot the public money he stole he makes this re stitution to mitigate his sentence his salary wa3 4400 a year which didnt seem enough for him to live on now he is out of a job and is discredited for life another example that the way of the transgressor is hard markham tp council south ontario football association may 9- may 21- may 23- june all games during months ot may and august to commence at six pm and during june and july at 630 p m standard time clip this sche dule from the tribune for future reference may 2 pickering at whitby goodwood at cherrywood claremont at ashburn green river at brooklin whitby at goodwood cherrywood at claremont ashburn at green river brooklin at manchester may 16 claremont at whitby green river at cherrywood manchester at ashburn goodwood at pickering pickering at brooklin ashburn at goodwood whitby at green river cherrywood at manchester may 28 manchester at pickering may 30 brooklin at a3bura goodwood at claremont cherrywood at whitby 6 claremont at brooklin whitby at ashburn green river at manchester june 4 pickering at cherrywood june 11 green river at pickering june 13 brooklin at goodwood manchester at claremont ashburn at cherrywood june 18 pickering at ashburn june 20 claremont at green- river whitby at brooklin goodwood at manchester june 27 claremont at pickering brooklin at cherrywood manchester at whitby green river at goodwood 4 brooklin at green river ashburn at claremont cherrywood at goodwood whitby at pickering goodwood at whitby claremont at cherrywood green river at ashburn manchester at brooklin july 13 whitby nt claremont cherrywood at green river ashburn at manchester july 16 pickering at goodwood july 23 goodwood at ashburn green river at whitby manchester at cherrywood prooklin at pickering 30 pickering at manchester 1 ashburn atb rooklin claremont at goodwood whitby at cherrywood 3 brookfn at clarembit ashburn at whitby manchester at green river 6cherrywood at pickering 13 pickering at green river aug is coodwoo at rcnoklin oaremoni at manchester cherrywood at ashburn 22 gren river at claremont brooklin at whitbv manchester at gootlv53i 26 ashhtia t prvering 27 pickering at clarmont aug 29 cherrywood at brooklin whitby at manchester goodwood at gren river july july 11- july aug aug aug aug aug aug aug tha council met at unionville on monday april sth with all the mem bers present and reeve gohn in the chair anumber of important communi cations were read moved by em jarvis seconded by j r campbell that eric v thomp son be appointed chief constable of this municipality at a salary of two hundred dollars per annum and that the seal of the corporation be at tached xo this resolution and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the county of york police com missioner moved by j s honey seconded by ej jarvis that the members of this council be commissioners to inspect the roads and bridges of this town ship moved by jr campbell seconded by j s honey that the reeve and clerk be authorized to sign contract with globe indemnity co same being acceptable to the township of markham moved by j r campbell seconded by r l stiver that the payment of the following acounts be approved and authorized pedlar people 1 culvert 37 00 municipal world stationery 40 65 wm pingle stamps 5 85 gam davison reg bmd 195 at 25c for year 1924 4s 75 moved by e j jarvis seconded by j s honey that the payment of the following accounts be approved and authorized mrs pj maher sup charity 6 32 mltownsend sup charity 15 45 jl macdonald goods charity 17 06 s n doner goods charity r 7 92 parr bros meat charity 3 50 f h echlin coal charity 92 72 g r knowles goods charity 46 93 moved by r l stiver seconded by j s honey that the payment of the following accounts be approved and authorized r a smith scrapping acct as per statement 20 snow shovelling ace 3 90 23 90 j kirk washout 6 30 b hoover scraping 43 45 r f lotten snow shovelling 6 60 r flotten rep washout etc 101 00 r j cunningham scraping rep washout 29 85 a w milroy scraping 13 50 d atkinson clearing ice off road ai dimma bridge 2 10 d shadlock scraping road 19 20 dshadlock work on townline 19 so wr jarvis moving timber off road at- hood bridge 12 60 e v thompson mileage 30 10 moved and seconded that the coun cil adjourn to meet on monday may 4th at 1 pm school rklort sjs xo 4 uxbride sr iv sadie evans jr iv charles symes sr ill hattie maye jr ill joe symes mabel deru3ha harold coppins lome hardy sr ii mary jones greta hardy james evans jean symes arnold hardy jr h gladys evans reuben maye gordon wilson sr i mabel collins jr i ethel collins victor symes mary wilson sr pr eddie pilkey mary cop- inns r g moa3e teacher does mr corwell assume that men having money which they do not wish to use in business should bo obliged to hand it over to others ley nothing or does he assume that men would lend money at all if the law prohibited the taking of inter est surely any dunce can see that to make the taking of interest un lawful would be bad for those who borrow as well as for those who lend why do business men borrow a queer proposal a queer sort ot pamphlet came to our desk this week it was gotten out by geo colwell wallaceburg he contends that the taking of inter est should be alolished by law and he quotes profusely from the bible and other publications to show that the taking ot usury haa long been condemned colwell of course is not alone in holding this view it was one of the ideas held by the men who wrecked russia producing conditions ten times worse than they hoped to remedy by doing away with all authority banks money and many other instruments of modern indus try and civilization the greater part of the worlds business is done with borrowed cap ital and only incompetent fools re frain from borrowing money because interest must be paid for it money wisely borrowed and wisely invested will always produce more than the interest paid for it that is why business men borrow because they can pay the interest and still have more at the end of the year than they would have if they had confined their operalious to what they could do without borrowing capital one can hardly imagine a person so stupid as not to see this if money cannot be borrowed to advantage thk stoufpvillb makkkttf wednesday april 22 dairy eggs 25 butter jo to 32 cattle hogaac hogs 1225 to 1375 calves 950 to 1109 cows 35o to 475 butchers cattle 600 to 750 grain i fall wheat 140 oats 55 barley 72 buckwheat 73 send the tribune to absent frionda garden seeds this year make it a point to try our reliable garden seeds also onions all from the best growers we are always supplied wit fresh green foods for the eaw spring telephone or call and goods will be delivered promptly agent for loudens barn fixtures geo j lawson phone 182 the west end grocer odoc o q o o d o d o o d o o d o o d o o d o o d o d o d o n o 0e30x xocaoc 30e30i xocaoc ioexoc 3ocaes- toc spring demands new clothes ladies and misses nifty spring coats in latest designs also attractive new dresses in silk and crepes you are invited to call and see the seasons newest in these lines fofrfcfc hosierys biggest dollars worth monarch green stripe gives double protection against runs the sheen of its pure thread silk the wear of its fibre silk reinforcement every newest color youll be charmed with this dollars worth an example of all monarch- knit hosiery values from 75c to 200 at all good dealers monarch grmpe ssjimor hosiery dunnville out mhn54 eupmimm ffipmivi dress materials we are showing some nice striped broadcloth and striped laviska as well as fancy crepes voilev fuji and other attractive materials for spring dress wear o d o 1 u o o d o o d o o n o o n o 5 0 o lomoi aoaoc xomokexsseaockomb 30 w h shaw o d o phone 9 5 12 stouffville store open tuesday thursday and saturday i j r r i ionoi ioexoc o d o aoexo