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stouffvflle ontario may 10 1934 headquarters for garden seeds fiveyear contract for farmers hydro prices from 3c per package up oxioxs ikas ueaxs coitx axd beet seeds by bulk pure maple sugar per cake 5c neilsons cocoa half lu tin 23c british educator cheese thins pkg 15c british educator wheat thinsies pkg 15c cross blackyvells s oclock martmalade jar 23c duuo tub axd scrub a galvanized wash tub and medium sized washboard ideal thing for washing small things between washdays both for special 10 bars comfort soap and 1 well made milk pail all for ratcliff co the 59c 70c town delivery phone 7112 seed grain and seeds barley oats and spring wheat- we also have a quantity of field peas if you have grain to clean for your own seeding we have uptodate machinery for bearding barley and clipping your oats so they will feed evently through your drill we carry cauliflower seed calbage seed carrot beet parsnip and all kinds of garden seeds salt cement land tile put in your orders for coal now as prices very soon coal will advance coke s w hastings phone 169 stouffvflle out the policy of the provincial government since 1921 in paying part of the cost of supplying electric service to rural consumers in order to make rural electric ser vice possible in districts which otherwise could not be served has resulted in the construction of over 9200 miles of rural lines to serve over 62000 rural consumers locat ed in various parts of the province so general has become the use of electric power for rural service throughout the province that in many districts it is considered an economic necessity and based on past experience the commission has for some time been considering the reduction of the term of rural contracts at a recent meeting the com mission decided to recommend to tho councils of the townships in which rural hydroelectric service is supplied that rural electric servico has become so wellestablished as to justify them reducing the term of all existing and future rural con tracts from 20years to 5years upon the conditions of a letter now being forwarded to these municipalities which reads as follows the commission has for some time been considering the reduction of tho term of the rural contracts and at its meeting on april 13th 1934 approved ot recommending to tho municipalities that all existing and future rural contracts be for a period of 5years from the date on which the customer commenced to take and use electric energy instead of 20years as at present the con tracts will continue in force after the 5 year period has expired on a yeartoyear basis unless cancelled by one years notice in writing by either party after tho expiration ot the 5year period it is provided however mat this change shall not take effect un less and until the icouncils of all or the various townships forming part of each rural power district pass bylaws approving of such amend ments in existing and future rural power contracts should your councils decide to approve of the suggestion of the commission in regard to this matter it will be in order for them to pass a bylaw approving of this amend ment in the power agreements be tween their township and rural electric consumers located in their township w w pope secretary the tribune pakoakod erery thursday at stouffville ontario yearly subscription rate canada and united kingdom j 2 00 united states points z59 a v nolan jp editor and publisher annual meeting north york liberals by the newmarket era newmarket town hall was filled for the annual meeting of the north york liberal association on wednesday evening ot last week delegates were present from every corner of the riding a harmonious existing in the southern part of tho feeling prevailed throughout the country for that great army of meeting and all candidates for olllconien and their families the govem- acted in a most courteous and fiiendment has no concern they are high salaried cooks gabys and maguires they will continue to feed at our expense an army of plitical healers whose only job is to act as recruiting agents for the gov ernment at election time this gov ernment is going to continue to float bonds and pay two men 10000 to tell the government what interest they are to receive on their own money as a result of this kind of administration taxation will become more burdensome the provincial debt will increase farmers will con tinue to lose their farms and the labor man his home the people must choose between a government that is guilty of all this and a government that intends to clear up this whole mess and thereby restore confidence again icontinuing his remarks mr baker referred to the pitiful conditions mothers day suggestions e it is well worth while to show your appreciation of mother by making her a little gift on mothers day and we suggest a few of the many articles which we carry that would make deligntlul- cifts silk hose gloves are always so very acceptable to mother import kid gloves in all the best we have them m all shades and sizes the h d t ir 1 59 to 2 best that can be purchased at the price charn0 suede gloves in all sizes and shades we have them at 59c 79c 95c 125 149 f per pair 49c to 100 silk ties and scarves silk and artificial silk gloves at 79c to 125 in all qualities and shades 59c to 250 dainty handkerchiefs parasols finest quality from 149 to 450 from 5c to 50c childrens school hose with warm weather here the children will require lighter weight hose and we are offering an excellent line of cotton hose in all sizes and shades at the remarkably low price of per pair 19c lisle hose these hose are a little better than usual wear well and look well try a pair at 45c print dresses the kind you like to wear dainty colours and attractive styles these dresses are the product of different manufacturers insuring a wide variety in styles and patterns they are all sunfast and tubfast prints a wide range of prices to choose from 69c to 225 hand bags such a variety of materials colours and styles fitted with change purses extra pockets and mirrors and zipper fasteners on inside purse in different colours extra ordinary value at 59c 125 195 table linen in infinite variety luncheon cloths with coloured borders and napkins to match fine white linen table cloth and napkins with very attractive design you will find just what you need here and at very moderate prices ask to see them dinner services what about a new dinner service this summer we have many most attractive patterns in english semiporcelain bone china and french limoges- 94 piece dinner sets as low as 1195 and better quality at 1495 and up pastoral and pride of alberta patterns which sell regularly at 2750 for 2050 come in arid see them glass tumblers there is such a variety of shapes and sizes in these tumblers that you are sure to find just what you want for your particular need large and small glasses heavy bases and light bases and some with dainty cutt ing on the sides green glasses also with flaring top and with fine ornamental em bossing around the top each 5c pyjamas very comfortable garments for the hot weather made of fine quality cotton crepe and attractively trimmed in contrasting colors per suit 149 childrens pyjamas of the same high quality and style as the womens pyjamas these garments will appeal to mothers because of their cool comfort per suit t 119 angel skin slips for women a new shipment of very attractive slips in white and peach well tailored and at the low price of each 100 the w h shaw store phone 9512 stouffvillc ontario ly manner mr j h naughton president of the north york liberal association presided very graciously business was delayed well on past the scheduled time the three main speakers morgan baker cji w p mulock and arthur g slaght kc were given a very warm and cordial reception aud thehenry administra tion came in for severe criticism it was evidence that a liberal govern ment was the great need for not only ontariobut for the whole dominion among the prominent liberals on the platform were col mulock morgan baker jack smith of rich mond hill cw davidson of rtlount albert iroeve herman kidd of whitchurch dr mclean of wood- bridge j lawson of king h john ston liberal organizer for ontario and many others odlccrs elected only official delegates from each polling division of the riding were entitled to vote for the new execu tive ot the north york liberal association which resulted as follows president j h naughton rich- imond hill 1st vicepres dr mclean wiod- bridge 2nd vicepres dr hambly north york twp 3rd vicepres j lawson king twp secretary j smith richmond hill treasurer c w davidson mount albert mr j h naughton in a short enthusiastic speech outlined the history of liberalism in canada since confederation and advocated the return of liberal rule under the banner of imr mitchell hepburn the youthful courageous and fearless leader in ontario and w l mackenzie king at ottawa which he claimed the people were waiting for the opportunity dr mclean of woodbvidge who was nominated for the presidency was elected by acclamation as the 1st vicepresident and assured all his wholehearted support stirring address by morgan baker morgan baker liberal candidate for the provincial riding of north york delivered a remarkable and stirring address which was greeted with great applause after compli menting col mulock for his gallant efforts in the last dominion election and mr slaght kc one of ontarios foremost orators mr baker expressed his stand on the temperance situation having met the temperance federation of north york the same day he declared he wanted to make his stand in the matter publicly that all may known he personally felt such a question should never bo a political issue mr baker is of the finest type of men and all are assured he will act according to the wishes of the people he represents if elected we have a government in ontario in which the people have no confidence mr baker declared there is no hope for a restoration of confidence till a new govern ment is put in instead ot attempting to correct abuses which the govern ment in a largo measure is re sponsible for they are seeking to justify themselves on every platform wo hear ithem saying wo make no apology for anything wo have done and wo intond to carry on in tho future as we have in the past that means if mr henry is elected they will pay the airds 50000 of our money for no purpose at all they will pay 251000 for property which cost its previous owner less than 2000 they will contlniio to buy hydro from private interests at 15 and sell back to those from whom they bought it for 5 in order to get rid of the huge surplus it moans they aro going to rotain in ollico the thinking more of their own class he declared in closing morgan bak er asked for the liberals and every one wanting a square deal to bring back a liberal administration col mulock speaks col w p mulock was greatly in spired and impressed with the friendly way in which the business was carried out heartfelt tribute was paid to the memory of many former liberal workers and supporters chief among which were the late edith sangster of stouffville and verne oano of newmarket and many others reference was made of the jerry mandering of the ridings by the tory government r b bonnet after the next election will wish no never heard of north york said col mulock since the last election the bennett government has been jerrymandering in north york and tho people will express their verdict when the time comes he said the dark tory rule was near an end he prophesied and the dawn of liberalism under hepburn ard king was near morgan baker de serves the wholehearted support the speaker declared in closing you ride on air motor coach t travels tedious journeys sim w tickets time tables and all coach information at anderson phone 158 tho best place to buy your used car is from a reliable new car dealer for 10 years wo have been giving satisfactory servico to ford owners in this territory see these specials not all dead dear editor of the tribune i see you had a piece in the paper about me in your last april number please put this in too an old stouffville boy who thinks everybodys dead ithat ho used to know in town and in the surround ing country and who therefore does not subscribe for the tribune any more got hold of a copy as noted above and learned from its columns that he is not the oldest stouffvillian notice i didnt say villain born in the last century even not counting tho hodgson girls for he saw many familiar names in its columns some of the advertisers theyre the silt of the earth arent they mr editor but what i started out to say is that tho tribune sure is worth the measly 4c a week it costs to have it its newsiness can be better appreci ated by subscribers that do not live in stouffville and to whom every line is news i have seen at one time or another copies of tho tribune as printed by everyone of its publish ers and i recall none newsier than the last one i have seen the tribune is certainly a fine local weekly newspaper not stingy in giving ample space to recording the happenings of the town and suburbs often meaning more time and money than tlie editor really can afford to give for the price i do not know anything about the circulation of the tribune but if it is less than 2500 stouffville and the townships immediately interested ard tho expanses beyond are cheating a worthy newspaperman h s obrien indianapolis usa 2 ford dolux fordors 19o2 ford delux coupe 1931 rumble seat ford standard coupe 1931 hudson sedan 1931 ford tudor 1929 ford truck 2 ton 1931 rugby panel del truck 1931 dodge panel del truck 1930 chev 2 ton truck 1930 chev 1 ton truck 1927 also a number of other good used cars and trucks d r holden dealer ford sales ami servico stouflvillc mid mnrkliani phono stouflvillc phono marklinm 18401 120 mrs ann heron moore toronto lost its oldest citizens by the death yesterday of mrs ann heron moore 5s delisle street widow of the late robert moore in her 101st year her whole life had been spent in york county she was horn in scarboro township july 31 1s331 she was married at the age of 20 and with her husband made her home on land now the site of forest hill village which they cleared and farmed although under five years of age at the time she had a vivid recollection of the troublesome days that followed the incorporation of toronto spring announcement farmers to may be three cornered fight prospects of a threecornered con test in the riding of east york which includes as its northern boundary markham township and stouffville grow stronger each day this riding has sent a conservative to ottawa for the past 25 years and to queens park for 28 years there is every possibility of this being the most doubtful chance the old party ever had in this strong hold premier henry will be opposed by a liberal and by a ccf candidate those in the liberal ranks declare that a ccf candidate would strengthen their position as tho clubs in the south end are composed almost en tirely of hardshelltorys in north york so far as is known tho contest will be between the sitt ing member clifford case and morgan baker of whitchurch twp wo have a big stock of used implements this spring all with many years wear and nfany good as new save dollars by buying from me seed drills mccormack 13 and 11 disc several binders horse rakes and mowers good used separators massey harris international renfrew rubber tired top buggy good as new tractor and walking plow b rexhn highest prices for fowl and wool phone 192 spring announcement ladies coats suits and swager suits notice to creditors in the estate of william ii coates deceased ah persons having claims against the estate of william h icoates into of tho township of pickering in tho county of ontario gentle man who died on tho 2sth day of march 1934 aro horohy notified to send to tho undorsignod solicitors for the executor full particulars of their claims on or before tho 12th day of may 1934 after which date tho assets of tho said estate will bo distributed amongst tho parties en titled thoroto having regard only to tho claims of which the executor shall then have had notice james h coates esq clnrcmoht rr ont executor mccullough button stouffville ontario solicitors for said executor take c c b tonic tablets for healthstrength vigiw have you stomach trouble esesssb spitting of mucus gnawing empty feeling lump in stomach fowl disagree pain before or after eating coated tongue sore mouth imllgcstlonr lien caused by a rundown condition you need c c 11 tonic tablets and at once i hey will build up the system and thus relievo you quickly and permanently improve appetite digestion and general health tup mnon pimples blackheads sores blotches paleeczema malaria i hr kl iii el chilly feverish run donn debilitated weak emaciated lib vtvjut you nccd c b- tonic tablets tlicy by reason of their tonic effects help to restoro 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