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9 191 the stouffville tribune tbludsday april 20 1916 lj- ioescem ts at s each 0is9ttci 8kcec8w09c8 e date april 29 ens fine allwool working shirts alue mens fine balbriggran reg 60c value 1 day 3 garments 1 1 b oys tweed pants regular 75 to 100 2 pair for 4 lbs 30c tea 100 mens fine allwc res 7o va 2 for 100 ladies and misses raincoats guaran teed waterproof extra special 4 1 00 bills many other articles asomemceo a wir fanada from her abundance can help supply the empires needs and this must be a comfcrting thought for those upon whom the heavy burden of directing the empires affairs has been laid gain or no gain the course before the farmers of canada is as clear as it was last year they must produce abundantly in order to meet the demands that may be made and i believe this to be especially true in regard to live stock the worlds supply of which must be particularly affected in this vast struggle stress and strain may yet be in store for us all before this tragic conflict is or but not one of us doubts the issue and canadians will do their duty in the highest sense of that great word hon martin hurrell minister of agriculture lro war made by resources by money by foodstuffs as well as by men and by munitions while war is our first busi ness it is the imperative duty of every man in canada to produce all that he can to work doubly hard while our soldiers are in the trenches in order that the resources of the country may not only be conserved but increased for the great struggle that lies before us work and save is a good motto for wartime sir tuomas white minister of finance continuation school report french i a sangster j 59 g smith 55 l bruce 52 m curtis j 49 f wideman 43 b paisley 36 n dales 4 35 w burkholder 35 g honey 33 m sanders 30 m hoover 29 l sanders 28 f brillinfjer 19 b phiuips 19 plant s martin 3 french 11 d kester 93 h sanders ab atoes and onions p boadway j 84 the cultivation of vegetables s brownsberger 82 j easy and agreeable and in the n paisley 66 d when meat eggs milk and c k coulson 66 other staple articles are tending h gray 63 steadily to increase in price a k wagg 43 wider use of vegetable foods will e byer 24 reduce living expenses and pro- ancient history iii mote health s brownsberger 66 the best time to do garden h gray j 51 work is early in the morning and n paisley 51 tj evening so that it is well l wagg j 47 to encourage the healthful habit p boadway 46 0 early retiring and early rising e byer 29 if the work is done for the love of it rather than from necessity these hours will be the most ag reeable of the day slab wood place your order now for slab wood expect a car in a week d m heise bloomington miss vera barnes of toronto is spending the holidays at her me here mr watson fairies of the 56th guelph sunday at home mr geddis of toronto was a visitor at mr kennedys on mon day a meeting of the womens pat- vegetab- r league was held at mrs pattersons on monday afternoon afjireat interest is taken in the work and a considerable amount has been done for the red cross work miss whitson spent saturday boadwiys drug ktobe stouffville a vegetable garden this spring a garden sixty by one hundred w pussnell 93 should produce sufficient vc- l holden 77 rotables for a family of ten per il lehman 76 sons and leavc some sur for g nighswanderll75 storage for winter cultivated e hoover 75 bv hand il wi occu most of h monkhouse 5 the s timc of a cit or town home here m tarr j 73 dweller a man cannot be a mo f barkcyttzzi71 tor car or baseba11 enthusiast battery of the o a c b stauffer 69 and at the samc time make a spent sunday at home annie lehmanzzzzz 69 success o a th size k freel f8 however even smaller plots if e fairies 65 intelligently handfed may 1 be e cadieuxzzzzizz m to y an astonishing a lehman 47 quantity of good crisp e barkey 47 les whlch have not los g hynes 45 healthpreserving value in the b reesor 4 storc window where the space e nighswantozzzzz42 available is small crops should d w 14 be selected that take but little h warrinerzzzzlab space and give quick returns po- h sanders ab tatoes cabbage corn eggplant markham science j peppers had better be dispensed a sanoster 79 with and the space devoted to j 76 such things as peas beans spin s palsleyzviiziizz 72 tuce carrots beets tom- f brillinger 65 f wideman 63 l sanders 62 b phillips 61 m curtis 59 s martin 49 m sanders 47 hsever a6 w burkholder 43 g smith 41 g honey 38 h mcdonald 30 r faulkner ab nf dales ab history ii e hoover 76 e cadicux 76 w e smith 72 t mccreight m tarr r71 e fairies 69 g nighswander 64 k freel 60 l holden 59 m lehman 58 b reesor 55 g hynes 55 f baikey 54 e barkey 52 e lemon 52 r macpherson 52 h monkhouse 52 arthur lehman 50 e nighswander 46 a lehman 43 b stoufcr a2 h warriner 42 look this oyer alarm clock guaranteed 100 warsnted watch chain 100 made in canada ford touring price 530 ake a little comfort as you go especially if you can combine it with profit the man who owns a ford has proided healthful enjoyment for his entire family and equipped him self with an economical servant as well ford touring oar s530 ford runabout 8180 ah prices are fo b ford ont ah oars oom- plately equipped including electrio headlights cars on sale e a button local dealer thelisiversal car m the call of empire comes again in 1916 to canadian farmers dairymen fruit growers gardeners what is needed these in particular wheat oats hay beef pork bacon cheese eggs butter poultry canned fruits fruit jams sugar honey wool flax fibre beans peas dried vegetables we must feed ourselves feed our soldiers and help feed the allies the need is greater in 1916 than it was in 1915 the difficulties are greater the task is heavier the need is more urgent the call to patriotism is louder therefore be s thrifty and produce to the limit the agricultural war book for 1916 is now in the press to bo had from the publications branch department of agriculture ottawa the government of canada 2 the department of agriculture the department of finance the 220 york rangers overseas battalion will be known in history as the lion battalion the glory of the lion i is his mane stamped chain 100 gold filled neck chain 100 gold filled locket 100 solid gold ring 100 gold filled eye glasses 100 sold filled spectacles 100 solid nichle spectacles 100 call and be convinced that you canjget a bargain j yake jeweler ana real estate h annas 1 bargains 1 box julia marlow 1 1 cigar pouch reg 65c 1 a 1 tobacco pouch reg i65cj pl i shaving cup 1 cake colgate soap v q 1 razor strop j 8 only razor strops reg 1 25 eacl now 1 4 tobacco pipes with gasoline lighter pi we also carry a full li of pj cigars cigarettes and chawing so- bacco at a right price j b hanna barber tobacco cigars andi cigarettes sjloljffviidqe specials day 000 reg 125 halters 1 reg 40c sweat pads 3 for 1 special suit case 1 other special values for hollar hay mc barker harness maker stouffv i lle lag not lads of york lr don miss such a chance as this to hand your names down in history j 000 up to date dinine room suite jf in solid oak ruined reg 75 qll on day for classy living room suites in qunrttred oak fumed and skv genuine leather reg 65 yj 9 day for swell combination buffets inquar 9q terod oak re 38 day for 4u brass beds reg 113 if 20 21 day for 1j 14 19 20 good mattress jay for 3b0 ntfio b00 800 h and 12 everything at day prices on day come in on day and hv8 a look around wjmather 8t00ffv1lle lv